The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.

C. f. Richardson, Of Hilo, has
been quite i'll.
DR.. n. Russell has professional
card in this issue.
A young man advertises for a
room with a private family.
A Chinaman was arrested and
held for investigation last night.
The Manufacturers Shoe Co.
have a change of ad. in this issue.
Adiutant Egner of the Salvation
Army, returned on the Kinau yes
terday.
The HOllister Drug Co. will have
It's Hilo store open for business on
Monday.
Miniature yacht races celebrating
King Kalakaua's birthday at 9 a.
m. today.
The plate glass windows in the
Hollister Drug Co. will be placed .
in position today.
Passengers by the Kinau arriving
yesterday report great activity In
the crater OF hllauea.
Captain David Taylor of Lahaina
and ID. Howard Hitchcock arrived
on the Kinau yesterday.
The lease of the Government lot
No. so, on the esplanade, will take
place December 18th next.
The celebrated water case of
Wong Leong VS.. w. @. Irwin &
Co. was on trial yesterday.
Bills against the Government in i
Cured during July were paid at i
the Finance Office yesterday '
Notice is given by the Marshal to
owners of property on the line of a
the proposed bed of Nuuanu I
stream.
Keliikanahoole was arrested yes q
terday by Special Cordes for sell Sc
ling spirituous liquor without a
license.
Haiola was tried in Judge Ma n
goon's court yesterday and acquit-
ted of the charge of maintaining a
lottery. '
Ernest Thrum, head bookkeeper I
at Papaikou plantation, was pas s s
senger on the Kinau yesterday
afternoon.
The Hawaiian Lodge, No. q, F. 9,
and a. NJ, will hold special meet nj
ing at their hall tonight. Work in
second degree.
The second battalion was drilled
on Union Square last night by
Major Jones. Riot drill was given
special attention. 1
The twenty-six Cinnamon who N
were removed from the quarantine
station yesterday will be tried in
the Police Court today.
w. C. Wilder, Jr.; B. L. Finney.
Bruce Warning, w. H. Cornwell and p
Rev. Stephen Desha of Hilo arrived IS
by the Kinau yesterday. re
There was no meeting of the
board of directors of the II. A. A. G.
last night. The president and
vice-president were both away. r,
The will of Poomaikalani was de
admitted to probate yesterday and n
letters testamentary ordered to is o.
sue to Kapiolani under a $4,000 "
bond
William Grant Wait, of North
Kona, was granted letters of deni-
Zation Yesterday. Mr.. Wait is con-
nected with the Kona Coffee and
Tea Company. 49,
Owing to previous engagement >
the Hawaiian Club will not be in in in
attendance at the Richelieu this on
evening. The French dinner will =
be served as usual.
The Hawaiian Band gave a de-
lightful concert at the Hawaiian TT
Hotel last night. The weather was sh
quite cool; hence the audience was aPtf
not as large as usual. CO
John Wise and John Lilikoe,
two of the political prisoners who -
were taken to Hilo to work, return
ed by the Kinau yesterday in charge
of a native police officer.
Wirth's circus, now playing in of
Samoa, will probably stop here en- CO
route to the States. Among the co 20
artists with the company is Eloise
st. Leon, Muriel Wirth and Ida
Vernon.
There was talk in military circles
last night of a match shoot between
the first and second battalions. 1t
Is probable that arrangements will
be made for such an event in the =.
near future. @ta-
The topic for the Christian En-