The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.


A Cooks excursion party is ex-
pected on the Arawa.
The Government schools will re-
open on next Monday.
lanes Makaena WAS fined SIS
Yesterday for fast driving.
Repentance" will be the subject
at the Gospel tent this evening.
Six residents took the oath Of
allegiance on the last day of 1894
Harry Ramsay is now in charge
of Whitney's candy store on Hotel
street:
The band will give a moonlight
concert at Thomas Square this
evening.
The Masonic ball promises to be
the most successful social event In
! recent years.
The last Australia brought 81
bags of mail, 10,89S letters and
10,O97 papers.
Nineteen "drunk" cases were
disposed of yesterday morning In
the District Court.
The annual meeting of the Cath
Ole Benevolent Society will be held
tomorrow morning.
j. Egan is holding a clearance
sale. He offers many bargains In
millinery and other lines.
Executive Officer Reynolds, OF
the Health Board, will soon leave
for a business tour of the Island.
K. Furuya, Robinson Block,
keeps an excellent stock of Japan
csc goods and other merchandise.
The January number of the Par
adise of the Pacific will be on sale
at the newsdealers tomorrow morn
ing.
Anglers petroleum emulsion ID
said to be an excellent remedy.
For sale by the Hebron Drug Com
pany.
DR.. Russell, of Waianae, is think
ing about starting a vaccine farm,
to supply the Board OF Health with
virus.
The Kaumakapili church begins
the year without floating debt.
The Hawaiian Board assisted the
church.
For the past few months the
members of the local Salvation
Army have disposed of 500 copies
of each issue.
The Hebron Drug Company,
agents for Hoods sarsaparilla,
have issued handsome calendars
for the new year.
An exequatur has been issued to
Ellis Mills as Secretary of the
Legation and Consul-General of
the United States.
China has formally recognized
the Republic of Hawaii, the last
steamer having brought that i'm
portant document.
Mrs. Frances Edgerton, now in
Hilo, will arrive by the next Kinau.
During her stay she will give one
or two dramatic recitals.
The preliminary examination OF
Charles Mitchell, charged with
burglary, will come up in the Dis
trict Court this morning.
On Saturday at noon James F.
Morgan will sell a number of lots
at Palama for Bruce Warning q Co.,
the local real estate agents.
Mrs. Charles Trowbridge, wife
of the Olaa planter, recently re-
Joined her husband. Her last
home was Vera Cruz, Mexico.
Experts are of the opinion that
the volcano will soon break out in
another portion of the great crater.
Peter Lee is of the same opinion.
The Christmas number of the
San Francisco Examiner was writ
ten up and edited by women alone.
Copies Of it are awaited here with
interest.
The stockholders of the Oahu
Railway and Land Company will
hold a special meeting this morn
ing at IL O'Clock at the Office of the
company.
The bark Annie johnson recently
arrived at Hilo with number of
passengers. Captain Matson treat
ed them 80 we'll that they presented
him with written testimonial.
A gold, enameled hat-pin, set
with diamonds, was lost between J.
A. Hopper's residence and the Wal
kiki road. The finder will be suit
ably rewarded on its return to Mrs.