The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Two mortgages notices of sale
appear in this issue.
Sheriffs Hitchcock and Andrews
are on board the Claudine.
Board of Health regulations ap-
pear elsewhere in this issue.
FL. Lowrey holds c. NJ. Cookies
power of attorney during the lat
ter's absence.
Desks for the new high school
arrived by the Australia and are
on the Oceanic wharf
NJ. G.. Silva, Nuuanu street, will
mold a general clearance sale, COM
mencing next Monday.
The Australia's freight will be
delivered today; local merchants
are glad in consequence. ~
All sodawater furnished by the
Consolidated Soda Works Company
is purified by the Hyatt process.
The Chinese quarters have un-
dergone a remarkable change since
taken hold of by the authorities.
Frank Godfrey has got himself
N box; he will be kept at the
cholera hospital for some days to
come.
Charlie Falk, of Mahukona, is in
quarantine on board the Claudine.
He is anxious to get back to his
domain.
Mrs. Cannavarro, wife of the Por-
tuguese Consul, left for San Fran
cisco yesterday accompanied by
her son.
Sidney Clementson and wife de-
parted yesterday. Mr.. Clement
son is a woolman with headquar-
tiers at Sydney.
Surgeon Hibbet, of the Benning-
ton, came on shore yesterday and
reported a clean bill of health for
the little gunboat.
All letters, newspapers and mail
matter for persons on board of the
island steamers must be sent
through the Postoffice.
Rain was general over the
island yesterday. Kaneohe, Le-
leo, Eva, Waianae and Koolau re-
ported heavy rainfalls.
Board of Health meeting at 3
o'clock this afternoon. Committee
on burying ground Will report.
Everybody invited to attend.
JIM. Sims left for San Francisco
yesterday. He was called away
on account of the illness of his
brother, who resides in San Fran
cisco.
The Bennington may 60 to La
haina for a few weeks; this will |
afford Hornbrook's filibusters an
excellent chance to catch the
cholera.
Brigadier Keppel and wife were
escorted to the Oceanic wharf yes
terday by Adjutant Egner and |
other members of the local Saliva
ton Army corps.
An informal meeting Of the cap
tains Of the Citizens Guard was
held in the Custom House yester-
day at 3 80 pm, to talk over the
cholera situation.
The permanent stalls at the new
fish market will have marble slabs
for tops. The marble has been
ordered. Work on the concrete
floor is progressing.
The Mikahala will not be quar-
antined for the present. Captain
Campbell stated yesterday that
the company had enough available
vessels for all demands.
E. S. Cattley, the alleged embez-
zler, left for San Francisco yester-
day to stand trial. He wanted to
draw his funds from the local banks
but could not because the money
has been attached.
The road jury called for the pur-
pose of condemning property for
the new street to be built along the
east bank of the Nuuanu stream,
will sit this morning at 10 o'clock
in Marshal Browns Office.
Postmaster Dat and his capable
assistants put in hard day yes
terday. Louis Kenake was the
busiest man in town. He took
care of the foreign dispatches and
earned the thanks of the different
correspondents here.
The steamer Rio Janeiro is due
today from the Orient en- route to
San Francisco. It will not be
known whether or not, a mail will
be sent on her, until her captain is