The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.

4. 3. Lindsay, the Honokaa
merchant, is in the city. ~
About seventy rebel prisoners
were photographed yesterday.
The Oahu Jail is being renovated
and painted afresh throughout.
Lots of uDail this afternoon if the
Mariposa makes her usual time.
Louis Adler advertises a cottage
20 let after March 31st at mod
crate rent.
The Hawaiian band will play at
the Hotel tonight if the Mariposa
is in port.
F.M. Swanzy returned from Ha-
wall yesterday by the steamer
Waisleale.
S. Takemura, the japanese i'm
porter, changes his advertisement
IN this issue.
Curtis Iaukea and Judge Whit
ing visited the Philadelphia yes
terday morning.
Sachs, the dry goods man, APP
pears to be having run on cUrsets
about this time.
Superintendent Brown of the
water works asks consume not to
waste any water.
Three Chinese were arrested last
night charged with the unlawful
y,oGCaaSion IF OniuDn
Old residents claim that little or
no rain can be hoped for with the
prevailing northerly gales.
V. v. Ashford was allowed to
transact some business yesterday
under the escort of policeman.
Henry German, salesman for NJ.
S. Grinbaum & Co. returned yes
terday from a trip TO the garden
isle.
The Central Union Church So
cial, which was to have taken
place tonight, mas been postponed
for a week.
The new tennis court is rapidly
assuming shape. Water has been
laid on the grounds and is being
freely used.
Attorney General Smith expects |
to visit Maui next week on Gov |
eminent business. He will be alb |
sent several days.
Hackfeld & Co. have for sale
two miles and q half of FOwler's
patent portable track, just received
by the ship Fl. F. Glade.
There will be a meeting of Squad
No. 6 of the Citizens Guard this
evening at the American League
hall. Officers are to be elected.
Fears are expressed of another
dry summer. Water is already
getting scarce, something very uu-
usual at this season of the year.
The glass, china and silverware
and other articles left over from
the sale at the Bishop premises
will be on view today from 9 to 3.
A. L. Morris, commission mer-
chant. and Frank Allen, boatman,
both Americans took the oath of
allegiance yesterday.
Lewis ]. Levey will hold his last
auction sale in Honolulu this
morning as he leaves for Sydney
by the Mariposa, accompanied by
his wife.
Superintendent Brown has n no.
tice in this issue concerning the
hours of irrigation, which at pres
ent are fixed from z to 8 a. m. and
from 5 to 6 p. m.
Captain Shorey of the whaler
Gayhead publishes a card of
thanks to those who rendered valu-
able assistance in extinguishing
the recent fire on his ship.
The American Minister and Mrs. {
Willis have issued invitations to a
reception given to the Admiral
and officers of the Philadelphia
this afternoon from 4 to 6.
In the list of Honolulu's Chinese
papers, given in a recent article,
the Chinese Times was omitted.
This is a hourishing weekly publ
cation, edited by G. Yakuam. {
James F. Morgan will hold an
auction sale of the steam launch
"Annie," belong ng to the estate of
the late DR.. TrOusseau, at Brewers
wharf this morning at 10 o'clock.
The officers attributed to the
Chinese Y. NJ G. A. in yesterdays
issue were elected by the Chinese
Youth Christian Association, an
distinct from the Y.
NJ. G. A.