The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.

.AAshA A-hNst1 - 49,
Judge H. L. Cooper has the
grippe.
Anumbrella has been found. See
advertisement.
Lieutenant Ernest Renken, Of the
mounted police force, is now uni
formed.
The Hawaiian Republican Club
will hold an important meeting
this evening.
Waukenphast shoes at 81 so are
advertised by the Manufacturers
Shoe Company.
Two easy chairs were stolen last
night from D. McCorriston's resi-
dence on upper Fort street.
List of officers of the Hawaiian
Pork Packing Company, Ltd, APP
pears elsewhere in this issue.
C.R. Collins, 210 King street, is
now prepared to manufacture har-
ness, saddles, carriage tops, etc.
Owing to the break of water
pipe up the valley no street cleo
trio lights were burning last night.
James A. Wilder has accepted n
position with Wilder Il Co., as
salesman in the wall paper depart
ment.
Two native sailors were locked
up last night for DESERVING con-
tract with Wilder's Steamship
Company.
The corporals of the Citizens
Guard are being supplied with
badges. They are of a different
kind than those worn by privates.
Work has been commenced on
the new fence to surround st. An
drew's Cathedral grounds. Con-
tractor e. B. Thomas is doing the
work.
There will be meeting of the
w. G. T. U. in Central Union
Church parlors at 2 80 this after
noon. Full attendance of members
is requested.
Matters in police circles have
been rather quiet for some time.
On last Saturday afternoon and
Sunday there was not a prisoner In
the city Jail.
Annual meeting of the Hawaiian
Jockey Club is called for Monday,
April Goth. All members are re-
quested to be present, as matters of
Importance will be brought before
the meeting.
Work was commenced yesterday
fitting up the new 1 Chemical sta
ton in Chinatown. It is said
Frank Cooper will be appointed
engineer, and also be made captain
of the station.
Rev. V.H.Kitcat will leave on the
Claudine this evening for Waikiki,
Maui, where he will spend week
or more. The reverend gentleman
will hold services in the church
there next Sunday.
Company D is forming a team
for the rife match to take place on
the &c h inst. The trophy to be
contested for is now held by one of
the regular companies. Company
D would like to hold it for a while.
Six representatives of a large
japanese society met in Bakers
employment office last night Ar
engagements are to be made to hold
a rousing jollifcation meeting on
receipt of the news Of Japan's vic
tory over the Chinese.
w. n. Armstrong, chairman of
the Labor Commission, will leave
by the Claudine today for Maui.
He will visit Waikiki, Paia and
Haiku plantations on matters per-
tanning to labor. The commits
sioner will return Sunday.
A number of wives and children
of the convicted political prisoners
were given quarters in the Kaka-
ako immigration depot yesterday |
by order Of the Government.
Frank Cooper, keeper of the depot,
will look after their comfort.
at a recent teachers examina-
ton on the island of Hawaii, one |
of the questions was: What are |
the five great races of mankind p
One of the answers is given below
Whites, Caucasians brown, Malays; |
yellow, Mongolians black, Etho-
plans: red, EpiscOpalians.