The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

y new IOur-IaLQOm Hawaiian
canoe is offered for sale.
Ladies' day at the courts of the
Beretania Tennis Club tomorrow.
All schools in the island of Oahu
viii open Monday, September 3Oth4
\ Portuguese boy was arrested
yesterday for assault and battery.
Both teachers and pupils are
very anxious for the beginning of
school duties.
The native fishermen are mend
ing their nets for work as soon as
the tabu On fish is raised.
A large number of people were
out viewing the night blooming
cereus at Punahou last night.
All accounts overdue the firm Of
c. Z. Williams 81 Son will be
placed in the hands of collector
on October 1st.
Four Chinese storekeepers have
been arrested for receiving stolen
goods, namely, bags of coal re-
ceived from native boys.
Kepano, tried yesterday before
Judge Wilcox in the district court
for HOUSEKEEPING, was committed
20 the circuit court for trial.
Tenders are asked by the Int
rior department for the construc-
ton of a concrete floor on a por-
ton of the new fishmarket.
Paul Isenberg and wife and Mrs.
W. a. Kinney are expected to re-
turn from Kauai today. They
have been absent several weeks.
Clearance sales at the Temple
Of Fashion will be resumed on
October 1st. The entire stock will
be sold at prices before unheard of.
a lady's brown cloth wrap, with
large black silk collar, has been
lost. Suitable reward to finder by
leaving same at Castle 81 Cookies.
The seven native boys who stole
coal plead guilty to the charge pre-
ferred against them in the district
court yesterday. Sentence sus-
pended.
Changes in the new high school
on Emma street have been COM
pleted. The building is now ready
for the occupancy of members of
the high school.
The case of All Wong for outrag-
ing a fve-year old native girl was
concluded in the district court yes
terday. Defendant was committed
without bail to the circuit court for
trial.
As soon as the Bennington re-
turns to this port from Lahaina,
rehearsals for "Meredith's Old
Coat" 20 be given for the benefit of
Kawaiahao church, will be re-
sumed.
The Hawaiian Hardware Com
pany have something to say about
inventions being accidents and the
superior qualities of the Golden An
vii ranges, Pansy stoves, and Deltz
oil stoves.
All persons interested in bicycl-
ing are requested to meet at Union
Square Saturday, p. M, for an
impromptu meet. Uniform OF !
white pants, shirt and shoes, and
black stockings.
The several hundred persons en-
ployed to do whitewashing and dis
Injecting Monday and Tuesday |
were paid off at the police station !
Yesterday by clerk Dow, at the rate
of 81 so per diem.
The Hawaiian band gave con-
cert on the Executive building |
grounds yesterday afternoon, be-
tween 4 and o'clock. Another
concert will be given tomorrow at
the same time and place.
The official directory of the Re-
public of Hawaii as printed In one
of the evening papers contains the
names of A. G.. NJ. Robertson and
Z. G.. Hitchcock as Deputy Attor-
new General and Marshal. Arthur
Brown is still Deputy Marshal.
The principal of Fort street
school would like all pupils of that
institution TO assemble on the old
Fort street premises next Monday
morning for classification, prepare
tory to going into the new building.
Volunteer inspectors and sub
inspectors are requested to imme-
diately turn in to the Marshals
office all records and census books.
This is absolutely necessary In
order to continue inspection work.
4 normal class, under the spe-