The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

SAFE.
The Board of Health will proba-
blv hold a meeting this afternoon.
Hopp & Co. have manufactured
an attractive screen for DR.. STAN
genwaid.
The Reform School will probably
be the future meeting place of
Squad 8.
The Japanese residents are max
ing great preparations for their
coming celebration. Z
Vida Thrum will order several
dozen of the famous Lally sticks
for the lacrosse club.
The charge against Detective
Wagner was dismissed yesterday
in the District Court.
Harry Juen has written to the
Government requesting permission
to return to this country.
The San Francisco papers are
devoting a great deal of space to
the affairs of the Spreckels family.
J. w. Bergstrom has new adj
vertisement in this issue. He
makes a specially of tuning pianos.
James F. Morgan will hold
mortgagee's sale of property to-
morrow at his salesroom.
The temperance concert tonight
at the Y. NJ. G. A. ought to attract
a large crowd. A good programme
will be presented.
! The members of the fire depart
nent have discarded the hideous-
Hooking red shirts for the more be-
coming blue ones.
The first issue of the new weekly,
The Time" will come out to-
morrow; at least, that is the inten-
ton of the publisher.
Rumor has it that the Australia
will bring two horses to take part
in the June races. They are said
to be of the ozark" order.
Old residents are beginning to
complain of the warm weather. In
the language of "Chimmie Fadden,
yesterday was "beaut."
The concert by the Hawaiian
band at Kawaiahao Seminary yes
terday was very much appreciated
by the girls of the institution,
James Mott, Jr., is still in the
tinsmith and plumbing business
and orders sent through telephone
844 will receive prompt attention.
Four Kroeger pianos recently ar
rived for J.W. Bergstrom. He has
since disposed of them and will
forward another order by the first
mail.
There seems to be delay in the
formation of new baseball sched-
ule. It was intended to have
meeting of the captains on We'd
nesday.
G. N. Rose took a successful pic
ture of the Philadelphia's men
while they were engaged in scaling
the Kawaiahao wall on Tuesday
morning.
The Hawaiian Carriage Manu-
featuring Company has an import
ant announcement in this issue re-
garding the three racers-Silky,
Gerster and Nevada.
Tennis courts are being marked
out quite extensively in the city.
It was learned yesterday that sew
eral boys expect to play q tourna-
ment in the near future.
Several bicycle enthusiasts of
the city are training hard for what
ever may come along. 1t is ru-
mored that some dark horses will
appear at the right time.
The 10th anniversary of Odd
Fellowship will be celebrated at
Harmony Hall this evening. All
Odd Fellows, with wives and chill
dren, are invited to attend.
The work on Kawaiahao church
has commenced in earnest. The
interior woodwork has been nearly
all cleared away. A start will be
made on the floor tomorrow morn
ing.
Lieutenant Holt and officer Lo-
gan, the two men who were wound
ed at Diamond Head on the even
ing of January 9Th, were presented
with a purse by DR.. Day yester- |
day.
The Labor COMMISSION will
meet this evening to consider the |
reports of Messrs. Armstrong, vi
vas and Severance, who have been |
investigating conditions in the out
lying districts.