The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

meet at 9 80 a. III. this morning
The boxing cats" will be on e1-
hibition today in the kInetoscope
at Harris.
IA. Palmer, bookkeeper OF the
Makaweli plantation, is reported to
be seriously i'll.
lack Irwin, Jr., Of the Phlladel-
phia, was a passenger on the AUS
tralia last Saturday.
The Aloha branch of the The
osophical Society will meet this
evening at 7 80 at 100 King street.
Jas. F. Morgan will hold an auc-
ton sale of the Burgess premises
ON Beretania street at noon today
J.J. Egan claims that the Son
nette" is the best corset In the
world for the money, and invites
trial.
\ gents scarf pin, Get with stones,
has been found. Apply at the
business Office of the Hawaiian
Gazette Company.
Cotton duck, the popular dress
material, in solid colors, striped
and fancy polka-dot, can be found
at Sachs store, Fort street.
There will be a special meeting
Of Honolulu Royal Arch Chapter,
No. 1, this evening, at z pm, for
the installation of officers.
G. II. Lewis has been appointed
boCkkeeper and manager of the
Hawaiian Hotel, and H. Meyer as
sistsnt manager and steward.
81. A. Eilers, left half-back on
the Philadelphia football team, who
had a small bone in his left foot
broken on last Saturday, is getting
along very well.
Every member of the Masonic
Temple Squad of Citizens Guard
is requested to be at the Temple
this afternoon at o'clock for the
purpose of being photographed.
The attention of sea captains and
owners of fine chronometers ID called
TO a notice in another column from
H.F. Wichman, who has superior
facilities for putting their instru-
ments in shape.
The gate receipts taken at the
football game on last Saturday
amounted to $113.65. The boys
are rejoicing over their good for
tune. as it will enable them to pur-
Japanese Jewelry in new and
unique designs for either ladies or
gentlemen, silk goods, dress goods
and gents furnishing. K. Furuya,
Robinson Block, Hotel street, has
them all in great variety.
The next game of football be-
tween the Philadelphia and Homo
lulu teams will take place on the
9th of March. Captain Olmstead
of the Philadelphias will try to
have a stronger team at that time.
There was a row in the fish mar
ket on Saturday afternoon between
a Chinaman and a native over
some fish. Both belligerents were
escorted to the Police Station, but
were allowed to go after investiga-
ton.
Street arabs are becoming a null
sance, especially when dozen OF
them surround a carriage and
clamor for the privilege of carrying
a valise, as was the case at the
Oceanic dock entrance on Satur-
day.
This evening at 7 o'clock there
will be a meeting of the Practitioners
of St. Andrews Cathedral in the
Sunday-school room for the cleo
ton of church wardens, receiving
reports, etc. A full attendance is
requested. -
SQUAD two, detail three, Citizens
= Guard, elected officers last night as
follows: Sergeant, George Green
first corporal, Jas. Very; second
corporal, Ed. Mossman; third cor
poral, John Dover fourth corporal,
Peter High.
William Ross, the Inter-Island
Company's popular wharf agent,
who was injured short timeDeince,
viii take a lay-of for several
weeks. His place in the mean
time will be taken by Charles
Hustace, Jr.
The meeting of the Hawaiian
Annexation League, which was to
have taken place last Saturday,
was postponed until Wednesday
night. The gentleman who was to
have translated the constitution
into Hawaiian, failed to show up ;
consequently there was nothing to
work on