The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Two good setter pups are OF
fered for sale.
Postal Savings bank book No.
1862 has been lost.
The Salvation Army meetings
have been resumed.
The Military Court will sit this
morning at 10 o'clock.
Miss Helen Wilder did not leave
by the Clsudine Tuesday.
4 reward is offered for the return
Of a diamond ring lost at Waikiki.
Postmaster Dat has issued a re-
vised time table Of foreign mail
steamers.
lust a Few Words" by II. +.
Wichman, will be found interest
ing this morning.
Attorney Antoine Rosa has not
been arrested in connection with
the late rebellion.
Il is q matter of considerable
speculation why Liliuokalani failed
TO name a Chief Justice.
Jacobsen & Pfeiffer, Fort street
jewellers, give value for value. See
their new announcement.
Nine rifles and a quantity OF
ammunition were found yesterday
in the vicinity of Waialae.
The Canadian-Australian steam
or Miowera is due today from Van
couver en- route TO The Colonies.
The regular meeting of the Sharp
shooters will be held this evening
at the company's headquarters at
Z o'clock.
Johnny Bowler is reported to
have said if there was an Amer,
lean man-of-war in port he would
be released.
Captain Cutler, the veteran mas,
ter of the Klikitat, is constant
visitor at the sessions of the Mill
tary Commission.
SIX. Kane and ]. L. Kaulukou
took the oath of allegiance to the
Republic before Chief Justice Judd
on Monday, January 21st.
By order of Collector General
Castle, Jas. F. Morgan will sell 2O(
tubs of saki at the Custom House
this morning at 10 o'clock.
AT 10 o'clock this morning, a
the Office Of the company, will b'
held the annual meeting of the
Hawaiian Electric Company.
Ned Dowsett, who left by tn
Claudine Tuesday, will be back IL
week. He has gone to Ulupala
kua to attend business affairs.
The annual meeting of the Ha
waiian Agricultural Company vii
be held this morning at 10 O'Clock
at the Office of G.. Brewer q Co.
Lieutenant Oscar White returne'
from Hawaii in time to do som
military duty, although he misses
the exciting period of the rebellion
The annual meeting of the Cen
trail Union Church for hearing tn
report of the officers will be he'll
next Wednesday evening, Jan. 81
A well-known lady of the city
awakened from sound sleep by tn
earthquake of Tuesday night, aske
excitedly if bomb had exploded
Bert Peterson has had quite
siege lately. He works at the GU
tom house during the day and
the police station during the ever
ing.
Seventy nine persons wei
brought TO the station during Tue
day night by the mounted patro
They were abroad after hours Will
oct passes.
According to a rumor Bipikar
and a SQUAD o. rebels under b
command had been delegated
capture Chief Justice Judd ar
Judge Hartwel.
No further news has been heal
of the schooner Norma. She
thought to have an opium carg
The schooner was seen few da
ago off Kaena Point.
Commissioner Marsden has !
ceived a shipment Of Japanese WI
nuts. They are specially adapt
10 tropical chimes, and will be d
tributed throughout the islands
planting on hillsides.
The following officers have be
elected by the Kilauea Sugar Coz
pany: W. 6. Irwin, presiden
w. NJ. Giffard, vice-president;
n. Whitney, Jr., secretary a.
treasurer; Theo. G. Porter, au
tor.