The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Board of Health meeting this af-
ternoon at 8 o'clock.
The Warrimoo will leave for the
South at noon today.
DR.. J. S. Conklin is the new sur
geon on the Warrimoo.
Mr.. Baker and Miss De la Cour
arrived by the Warrimoo last night.
DIR. Brodie returned last night
after being absent about two
months.
An afternoon tea will be given
by Mrs. William Wilder tomorrow
afternoon.
Inspector General Atkinson has
postponed his visit to Maui until
next week.
The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY
manufacture rubber stamps of all
descriptions
Mrs. c.. J. Lyons will give an
afternoon tea Saturday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Douglas P. Birnie.
Captain Smythe of the Waialeale,
who has been under the doctors
care, returned to his vessel yester-
day.
Squad 6, Citizens Guard, are re-
quested to meet at the American
League hall this evening at 7 80
o'clock.
Work of sprinkling and scraping
the park track will be commenced
today and continued until the 18th
of June meeting.
Frederick Villiers, the well-known
war correspondent, is a through
passenger on the Warrimoo. He
is to give a series of lectures in
Australia.
At 10 a. %. tomorrow, at the
residence of II. German, Fort
street, James F. Morgan will sell
the entire household furniture at
public auction. 4
Castle & Cooke, Limited, have
just received per bark Triton,
complete assortment of English
goods. See their new advertise
ment in this issue.
Nj & Sawai, Japanese merchants
of Koloa, have dissolved partner
ship, and all persons having bills
against the firm are requested to
present them by May 1st.
II. M. S. Nymphe arrived at San
Francisco on April 18th, sixteen |
days from Honolulu. It is thought |
the ship carried dispatches from
British Commissioner HAYES.
DR.. M. c. Harris will address
members of the Methodist Episco-
pal church at the prayer meeting
this evening. His subject will be,
church relationship and the duty |
of members.
There were thirteen arrests yes
terday. Five for having opium in
possession; two for non-payment
of taxes; two for che ia playing
and one for selling spirituous IL
quors without license.
Right Rev. John Wordsworth,
Lord Bishop of Salisbury, who re-
Gently passed through Honolulu,
has been presented with an address
by the British Columbia Clerical
Society at New Westminster.
Otsuki & Company, doing bust
ness at Papaikou, Hawaii, have
sold their interest in their store at
Onomea to Ed J. Weight. Their
business will be carried on under
the firm name of Onomea Store.
A San Francisco dispatch to Vic
toria, B. c., says: The British
gunboat Nymphe has sailed for Es-
quimalt. After taking on supplies
and coal there she will start out
on n four months cruise in Behring
sea.
The Bishop estate has paid Gus
Schuman $185 in settlement of all
claims incident to the accident on I
King street Monday night, result
ing in the death of horse belong
ing to him and injury to the ve-
hicle.
Lodges of the I. o. o. F. in this
city will celebrate the 10th ami
versary of the founding of Odd
Fellowship, in Harmony Hall, on
Friday evening. All members of '
the order with relatives are cordially /
invited to attend.
An inlaid table containing some
500 pieces of variegated glass and
manufactured by J. T. Lund, is
shown in the windows of the Paci-
ic Hardware Company. The table
is rare work of art and consid-
cred 8 valuable relic.