The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.


orig w. G.. Irwin.
Three natives were arrested for
vagrancy yesterday morning.
If you want to keep healthy,
drink boiled soda water sold by
the Hebron Drug Company.
The flag over the American con-
sulate was flying last night, the
janitor for the nonce falling to take
it down when closing.
Putnam's Cherry Cough Comfort
is an excellent remedy for coughs,
colds and kindred complaints.
Sold by the Hebron Drug Com
pany.
The ladies of the Hawaiian Re-
lief Society have received about
400 tins for poi and meat, in an
swer TO their local in this paper a
few days ago.
Masters of all ships and vessels
should avoid using The water of the
harbor for washing decks, bathing
OF other purposes. Fresh water
only should be used.
Complaint is made about an
electric light post outside the gate
Of the Emma street school. 1t Is
claimed that a heavy wind will
blow it down and injure some one.
The Molokai fishermen who were
detained mere on account of chol-
era will be given employment In
the native whitewashing gang.
Forty-two Hawaiians will be en-
ployed.
T. Z. Wall returned from Hilo
Yesterday by the Hall, having COM
pleted the work of Strengthening
out the books of the customs office
there. He looks as if he enjoyed
his stay on the big island.
The heavy machinery for the new
ice and refrigerating plant OF the
Hawaiian Electric Company was
being delivered yesterday by Hus-
tace 81 Company's drays. 1t will
be placed in position without delay.
All chief inspectors are requested
to meet at the headquarters of the
Citizens Sanitary Committee at 10
o'clock this morning, to receive in
structions regarding next Mondays
work. A. full attendance is re-
quested. y
Captain Parker was busy yester-
day morning obtaining natives for
whitewashing work to be done
Monday. He is taking particular
care to hire only those who are IN
need of work to support their
families.
There will be no mail to the
Coast until October I'd by the Aus
tralia. The Monowai, due on the
26th inst, will be the next vessel
from San Francisco. Canadian
liner Miowera will be due from the
north two days earlier.
Persons desiring to volunteer as
sub-inspectors for the cleaning and
disinfection of the city, which will
be commenced next Monday morn
ing at o'clock, are requested TO
enroll at the headquarters OF the
Citizens Sanitary Committee Gear
ter IL Kinney law office).
A notice is published this morn
ing from the Board of Health
defining the infected districts, with
instructions as to how regulations
shall he carried out in connection
with a general cleaning of the city,
10 be commenced next Monday.
Information for those residing In
unipf.cted districts i5 also given.
Until further notice, excepting
upon special permit, no freight Will
be allowed to be shipped from Ho-
nolulu to other ports OF these
islands from any other wharf than
the Pacific Mail. Only merchan-
disc will be shipped from that
place which has arrived from for
eign ports and been held In strict
quarantine.
The ADVERTISER extends thanks
TO Captain P. P. Shepherd for
COPY of the San Francisco Daily
Report of September 18th, con
tanning a full account of the third
race In the international yacht
race. 1t was handed a gentleman
ON the Coptic just as that steamer
was about to leave San Francisco
and is the only copy brought to the