The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.


C. H. w. Norton has been made
ouartermaster of the Mounted Re
serve.
There will be a meeting OF the
Board OF Education at 2:3O this
afternoon.
\. :. Sachs advertises for an ex-
perienced hand for his millinery
department.
There viii probably be a dance
on Thanksgiving eve at Independ-
ence Park pavilion.
The case of Juno Davis for house
breaking was postponed yesterday
until this morning.
VI. d. Monsarrat went to Waia-
nae yesterday to do some survey
ing for II. \. Wideman.
Captain Scott, Of the police de-
partment, is very i'll with malarial
fever and whooping cough.
Henry Smith has been appointed
commissioner to make partition OF
land in suit of Wong Wa Foy V.
Kali.
H. P. Preita, malicious injury in
the third degree, was tried before a
foreign jury yesterday and found
guilty.
The members of the y. NJ. c.. a. .
orchestra will meet this evening at
100 o'clock, in the hall, for re-
hearsal.
There will be a very important
meeting of the American League in
It's headquarters at 7:30 o'clock this
evening.
Professor Ingalls, OF Punahou has
been confined to his room for the
past week on account of an attack
Of the grippe.
The Hawaiian band rendered a
program of choice selections on the
Executive building grounds yester-
day afternoon.
At a meeting of the Board of I'm
migration, held yesterday morning,
the subject of japanese immigra-
ton was discussed. \,
The Hospital Flower Mission en-\,,
tertainment has been changed from
the residence of Mrs. Swanzy to {
Independence Park.
1t is probable the case of the
Chinaman charged with felonious
assault on a five year old native
girl will be heard today.
An unusually large mail was ,
brought down by the Australia on !
her last trip. There were 1906 ]
letters and 1851 papers.
The Salvation Army paraded
Nuuanu street last night. The
Cinnamon along the route looked at !
each other for explanation. +
The European sugar production !
for 1856 is estimated at $780, a
900 tons, a falling off of $4,000
tons from the previous year.
Company 7, C. c., will have its r
regular fortnightly shoot at the
Kalihi range on Saturday. 1t is
expected there will be good turn
out of members.
G.. II. Burnsides, who has until c
recently been associated with NJ. ID. 9
MOnsarrat, surveyor, will leave for
New Zealand on the Mariposa to
accept position.
The Rev. w. H. Barnes, formerly
of Honolulu, has been appointed 5
organizing secretary for the Society :
for the Propagation of the Gospel {
at Manchester, England.
The steamship Mount Lebanon
brought Japanese mail from Yoko-
hama yesterday. In consequence
of this fact there was many a smil-
ing japanese on the streets. 81
The HOLSTER Drug Company {
filed an order from Australia for {
forty gross OF Painkiller. This is
a large and unusual shipment of
goods of this character from this
port. u
The surgeons OF the Q. s. : Mar
ipoSa and Australia have changed
places. Surgeon Grover came down l
in the Australia on her last trip. !
and Surgeon Soule is now on the
Mariposa.
Red tennis balls have been i'm
ported into the city. They make
very pretty show on the courts :
during the afternoon but are rather G
trying on the eyes. p
kahuku Boy Is in town and will u
try conclusions in the New Years
day races. The track ut Kapiolani
has been rendered heavy by the late