The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.
nd concert at Makee Island to-

touse for rent.
The Mi"wera took away $50 let
ers and $40 papers.
George Lycurgus will take trip
- the Coast shortly.
w. A. Wall is back from a eur
eeying trip to Hawaii.
G.. A. Peacock has returned from
business trip to Hawaii.
A number Of tourists returned
rom the volcano by the Hall.
There will be a meeting of the
board of Health this afternoon.
Rooms and board can be had in
private family on Emma street.
A number of lawyers from. this
eity are attending court at Nawili-
ill.
Leilani Boat Club will meet to-
light at the Hawaiian Hotel at Z 30
o'clock.
By request, the Barber Scene"
ill be produced in the kinetoscope
loday.
Charles J. Falk has been ap-
rointed consular agent of the United
States at Mahukona.
a gentleman and wife wish to
fent a nicely furnished house for
xix or twelve months.
F. Morgan will sell the lease of
pineapple and poultry ranch at
KRlihi this day at noon.
S. G. Wilder and DR.. J. Brodie
Nere among the passengers for
Vancouver by the Miowera.
Tenders are wanted for the con-
elruction of a paved court, 120x8O
feet, on or before March 18th.
Miss Carroll, for many years a
nnrse at the Queens hospital, left
ID the Miowera for Vancouver. y
The Government shipped a large
fnantity of opium out of the coun-
~ by the Miowera yesterday.
The chip Keni1wofth took 1900
IDns of sugar to New York, one of
be largest cargoes that ever left
bis port.
The cadets of the Philadelphia
re working very hard for their ex-
limitations which are to come off
cry soon at Annapolis.
Lieutenant Holi and Officer
logan, who were wounded in the
Inte revolution, are to be sent to the
Volcano House to recuperate.
A drunken native was arrested
6n the Waikiki road yesterday
nfternoon. When searched British
bnlldog pistol was found on him.
The first and final dividend to
"a ditors of the estate of Marcus
EolbuIn, a bankrupt, is now pay
bic at the office of ]. A. Magoon.
Goo Kim, the Nuuanu street mer-
chant, advertises an entirely new
Inc of European and Chinese dry
nd fancy goods; also black and
green teas.
Two boat loads of the friends of
Governor Freeth and his son went
board the Kenilworth at noon yes
Ierday to see the latter off on his
'oDg voyage.
The thanks of the ADVERTISER
IRE rendered to S. G Wilder of Ka
hului for a file of late San Fran
cisco papers received by the
steamer Kahului.
James G. White, Jr., is acting for
j. c. White and George L Ritman
nnder full power of attorney In all
matters connected with the Ma.
Iional Iron Works.
Christopher Willis, recently dis
charged from the Survey Office for
refusing to take the oath of allegi-
nnce to the Government, left on the
Miowera for Vancouver.
NJ. c. Bailey, a clerk for auc-
tioneer Levey, bad made every
to leave on the Milo
vera, but at the last moment his
passport was stopped and he is
still with us.
Mrs. Dominis has refused to
lease Washington Place to British |
Halves or anyone |
else. Charles B. Wilson has charge |
Of the premises and will see that
they are kept in good order.
w. A. Kinney is going to the
Coast to represent the Hawaiian
in the prosecution of |
The captain of the schooner II. G. |
Wahlb-rg. now in the hands of !
United States authorities at San
Diego.
Reports received from the other
.e1orls indicate fbaf tho ramo of