The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-11-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Miss Maggie Walker will leave
for the Coast today on account Of
i'll health.
DIR. Miner, H. Davis and Others
were out Kalihi way hunting
ployer yesterday.
Mark Twain began his New
Zealand course of lectures at Dun
edin on November 9th.
The Honolulu Iron Works are
making experiments in the manu-
facture of iron garden seats.
First Regiment, y. G. H., will be
given battalion drill on Union
Square next Tuesday night.
Miss Jessie R. Axtell will sing a
solo in Central Union Church at
the morning service Sunday.
At meeting of Company A in
the drill shed last night, W. Fetter
was chosen second lieutenant.
VIM. G. Wait OF the Kona Coffee
and Tea Company returns home
by the W. G.. Hall this morning.
Unless the rain should come
down Hilo fashion the band will
play at the Hawaiian Hotel to-
night.
The Arlington Billiard Parlor
manager is giving away souvenirs
in the shape of small boxes OF
matches.
A meeting of Kona-Kau Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company is
called for December I'd at Holua-
loa, North Kona, Hawaii.
The Pacific Hardware Company
has offered a handsome lamp as a
prize in one of the events of the
II. A. A. c. road race tomorrow.
A case of light failure at Kauma-
kapii Church last night was the
reason for Mr.. Yatman preaching
in the basement of the big church.
Frank Halstead came up from
the other side of the island We'd
nesday. He will return today.
but SAYS he will be back again
for the New Years races.
Owing to the heavy rain OF last
night some of the electric light
wires were interfered with. The
Executive building and Y. NJ. c. A.
we're left in darkness for some time
Minister Willis, wife and son
and DR.. Cooper came back from
Hilo on the U. S. 5. Bennington.
They report fine time on the big
island.
John and Madame Marquardt
are through passengers on the Mo
nowai. If arrangements can be
made TO secure Y. NJ. c. A. hall on
next Tuesday night they will give
4 concert.
Hopp & Co. announce couple
of bargains in furniture this morn
ing that speak for themselves.
Mattresses made over and returned
the same day is a feature with this
popular firm.
Preparations are being made for
building the new Methodist Church
on Beretania street. Trees and
vines have been cleared away and
lumber taken to the spot. The
location OF the church. will be on
the old Wall premises. The chapel
will be built on a corner OF the lot.
l.. Torbert, deserter from the
ranks of Company E, n. G. H.,
was taken TO the police station by
Detective Hammer yesterday morn
ing. He was seen walking along
on King street, in Palama. Ham
mer asked him to take ride in his
brake. He got in and was taken
down to see the "old man." as
Hammer has it.
The Hawaiian Hardware Conn
pany in their column today speak
of the geared aermotor for barns,
and the simplicity of shafting and
betting. Yesterday they shipped a
12-foot geared mill to Kauai and
4 pumping aermotor to Maui. A
full line of supplies of extra parts
are kept on hand so that no time
is lost waiting for delivery.
The Yamoto Club is preparing
for a great big celebration this
evening. They intend to show
their respects for the new japanese
Consul-G General by giving dinner
at Sans Souci this. evening, at
which prominent japanese OF the
city will be present. After the
dinner there will be speeches and
q general good time over the cigars.