The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.

her home IN kalIhi.
Applications to join the Y. NJ. c..
4. gymnasium class are pouring
IN.
The merchants are very busy
Just now filling orders FOR the other
islands.
Bruce Waring & Co. offer for sale
q Densmore typewriter in perfect
condition.
Kate Field is expected to arrive
by the next steamer from San
Francisco.
The streets are kept in a muddy
condition by the too frequent trips
Of the sprinkler.
The Pacific Tennis Club men,
Ders have been classified, and chal-
lenges are now In order.
Inspector-General of Schools At
kinsOn is much improved in health
from a trip to the Coast.
Barrels with brass faucets were
being delivered to the different
schools yesterday. Only boiled \
water is to be used.
Work on the opera house is to be !
started as soon as word Is received !
from Mr.. Irwin or the San Fran |
cisco people interested.
1t was suggested by well known
physician yesterday that the Board !
Of Health keep its office open night
and day, as in the States.
Tomorrow will be ladies day at
the courts of the Beretania Tennis
Club. Lady friends are cordially
invited any time after 2 pm.
Professor Cook is meeting with
good success In teaching voice Gull
ture. He is an accomplished teacher
and comes highly recommended.
The Lolita Social Club will give
a dance in Arion hall this evening.
This is the first given in some
time. Lessons are to be resumed.
The schools are getting along
we'll. All report an increase in
attendance incident to the conf
dence that there is no more chol- '
era in town.
a number of passengers booked I
20 come by the Albert, but on
account of the exaggerated reports
about cholera they refused to visit e.
the islands.
The Young Hawaiians' Institute
will meet this evening at 7:30
o'clock for election of officers and
other matters of business. A full
attendance is requested.
The regulation of the Board of
Health forbidding any person to
enter the valleys of Palolo, Manoa,
Pauoa, Nuuanu and Halihi without y
a permit, has been rescinded. ]
Fish caught outside the district o
of Honolulu will be on sale in
few days. An inspector is to be -
appointed to supervise the sale,
which is to be at the market only.
Company D turned out for drill
last night with about twenty men,
bers. Captain Wilder announced
that ID would be made an artillery y
company. New caps will be fur i
nished the members. p
\ guitar player among the SOL ID
diers has become the talk of per-
sons who are in the habit of walk
ing In the vicinity ofthe Executive
building grounds in the evening.
His music has charmed many.
The Albert brought the iron
front, pillars and other material
necessary for the early completion 49,
Of the Won Holt block. The build l
ing is expected to be ready for &C. ra
eupancy about the last of the year. X
The Hawaiian band gave a very
delightful concert on the Executive
building grounds from to )
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
avn in the vicinity was well occu-
pied by visitors who enjoyed the
music immensely.
The joint committee appointed
% report upon designs for a great ~
zeal and department seals, invites j
for a great seal of the pa
Republic. A prize of $50 is offered n
~ tHC pSIEOh "hOSo ucSlSu II dC--
epted by the Legislature. !
The prophecy made by a native III
N Hawaii that great things would
ome to pass IN Honolulu on the
tn of this month, did not materi-
lie. 1t is said he is in the noun Fl.
aims arguing with the oracle as to
he failure of his prediction.
4 meeting of the Board of Man L
cement of the Myrtle Boat Club Co
'as held at the home of a. G.. NJ. NJ