The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.

hours are from 9 to IL a. m. and I
70 s p. M.
Mrs. E. Faxon Bishop will give
a luncheon to Mesdames Fowler
and Hasson today.
Ten native che ia players were
arrested by Officer David KAPPA
yesterday morning.
Goro Martha, secretary of the
Japanese Legation, will go to Hilo
today by the Kinau.
The French candy vender denies
that anyone has offered him money
to discontinue business.
Inspector General of Schools At
kinson is booked to leave by the
Kinau today for Lahaina.
Harry Shaw, formerly of the
Hawaiian boat house, has accepted
a position with the Hollister Drug
Company.
The tract of land in Palolo
valley belonging to the G. A. Long
estate is offered for rent by F. A.
Schaefer.
Morgan will sell miscellaneous
merchandise and corrugated iron
in Hackfeld's yards at 10 o'clock
this morning.
There is dire CONSERVATION in
the camp of the specials over a GER
tain Iudricous incident which hap
pened recently.
The familiar strains of "After the
Balr' were heard issuing from the
room in which the ex-queen is con-
fined yesterday.
Lai Seah, arrested by Special
Gus Cordes for smoking opium,
was acquitted in the Police Court
yesterday morning.
A fresh supply of the famous
Sauer drummer mineral water, and
varieties of Bavarian beer have been
received by H. Hackfeld d Co.
Squad s, Citizens Guard, will
meet at the Reform School Thurs
dBy evening for the purpose of re-
organization and election of officers.
Accountant George Smithies will
leave by the Kinau today for Wal
luku. The illness of John Palmer,
his brother-in-law, necessitates the
trip.
DIR. Hutchinson will leave for
Kauai this afternoon on a profess
sional trip. On his return to Hilo
the popular dentist will proceed to
Maui.
I The Myrtle boat club will meet
tomorrow evening at the residence
of a. G.. NJ. Robertson. General
business matters will be attend
ed to.
Kaanaana, a native boat boy,
swore out warrant for the arrest |
of a Chinaman on a charge of
assault and battery committed on |
his person.
at meeting Of the Pacific Ten
mis- Club held last night at DR..
Towards residence, old gold and |
purple were adopted as the colors
of the club.
Duke Spencer is the running horse
now in the Club Sta training
quarters at the Park track-not
Lord Brock, as stated in this paper
yesterday morning.
The general reconstruction of
the telephone system at Koolau
will after two months work, be
completed today. Copper wires
have been substituted.
w. Y. Horner will return to
Maui this afternoon. He will take
up a number of arms and a guam
tity of ammunition for the Citizens
Guard recently organized there.
A meeting of the Lei lima Club
will be held at Z 80 this evening
IN the parlors of the Hawaiian no.
tel. Every member is requested to
be present as important business
will be brought up.
An interesting programme has
been prepared for the Cricket
Clubs smoker" this evening. A
feature will be the rendition of the
latest song, Shadows on the
Wall" by Chester Doyle.
The Foresters will give an an
nual anniversary entertainment in
their hall on Fort street tonight.
A literary programme, magic lam
tern show and dancing will be the
features of the evening. Refresh.
ments will be served.
The telephone wires between
Kualoa and Kahana were badly
damaged Sunday. Drunken ma
lives threw a lasso over them and
did some hard pulling. The Mu
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