The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Band concert at Emma Squa re
this afternoon.
Services in all the churches to-
morrow morning.
Edwin Giffard was out yesterday
for the first time since his accident.
Another Chinaman was arrested
yesterday for non-payment Of
taxes.
Permission has been given the
churches to resume services to-
morrow.
E. Bosse will take the place of
E. Suhr as shipping agent during
the absence of the latter.
On account of the illness of
Judge Wilcox, there was no session
of the police court yesterday.
Harry Evans, night turnkey at
the police station, is i'll. A native
police officer is filling the place.
A large number of volunteers
have been enrolled as inspectors
for Mondays work of cleaning the
city.
The shed adjoining the Chinese
shop at the corner of Queen and
Alakea streets was torn down yes
terday.
Joaquin Miller has another
lengthy diatribe against Hawaii in
the San Francisco Call of Septem-
Der SLh.
Central Union Church will re-
sumo services tomorrow morning,
omItting evening worship. There
will be no Sunday school.
Government Offices will be closed
on Monday, in order that en-
ployees may assist in general
house cleaning on that day.
Manuel de Sousa was arrested
yesterday for violating Board of
Health regulations by going into
Pauoa valley without permit.
Within the last three days thirty
families have been added to the
list of needy Hawaiians to be fed
by the Hawaiian Relief Society.
Payment has been stopped on
two drafts drawn on H. Hackfeld
81 Co. by the Hawaiian CONNER
cial and Sugar Company in favor
of All Sing.
Two or three persons were thrown |
from their bicycles yesterday on
account of the slippery condition
of Fort street, after the usual morn !
ing soaking.
Consignees of the Aloha and |
Irwin announce list of goods that
can be shipped to the other islands
without having a permit from the
Board of Health.
The auction business of Lewis J.
Levey will be discontinued. All
persons having goods at his sales
rooms are requested to call for
same as soon as possible.
The improvements on the new
high school building are nearly
completed. School will begin as
soon as the Government signifies
It's consent to such proceeding.
A Marshal's sale of gents fur
nishing goods belonging to l. ID.
TImmons, to satisfy an execution
in favor of Hopp & Co., will be held
at the station house, noon OF Octo-
Der 18th.
The resigaations of Albert Lucas
of the Water Works department,
and Bert Peterson of the Custom
House, have been accepted by the
Government. Their successors are
not yet named.
r. G.. A. Peterson has business
card in this issue. BE will give
attention to custom house broker
age, registration Of deeds, search of
records, general business agent and
notorial work.
The recent showers have fresh
ened the appearance Of bleak and
bare Punchbowl. The little vege-
tation there has turned a slight
greenish tinge, which improves
materially the aspect of tie hill.
The stationary apparatus for the
Y. III. G. A. gymnasium has been
put in place, and shows to good
advantage. A few days work will
zee the whole gymnasium In per-
feet order and ready for the recep-
ton of classes.
The regulation of the Board of
Health prohibiting the holding Of
public meetings in the district OF
Honolulu is modified to the extent
of permitting church services and
hand cnncerts. TO be held in the '