The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-06
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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An English setter bitch, liver
and white color, has been lost. Re-
ward for delivery.
There was no meeting Of the II.
A. A. G. last night on account of the
non-appearance Of members.
p J. T. Lund, practical gun and
locksmith, is now located on Fort
street opposite CLUB stables.
A. F. Judd and family may be
addressed at Kualoa, Koolaupoko,
during the remainder Of August.
The engagement of Miss Duisen-
berg to A. Isenberg was announced
at the Hackfeld christening party
last night.
Miss NJ. Z. Killean, from San
Francisco, has succeeded Mrs. B.
Freimann as dressmaker at b. +.
Ehlers 81 Co.
s. w. Kaai, residing in the dis
Jrict of Hama, Maui, took the oath
to support the Republic of Hawaii
on July 29th last.
Three cases of vagrancy, two of
assault and battery and two of
drunkenness were registered at the
police station last night.
Messrs. Westfall and Requa will
leave today by the Likelike for
Maui, and later Hawaii. They
expect to be absent six weeks.
Those having the privilege of
lot in the Catholic graveyard are
invited to meet at that burial
ground Tuesday, 18th, at 10 a. no.
Annie May Abbott will give a
private performance on or about
Wednesday. President Dole has
accepted an invitation to be pres
ent.
Work was begun yesterday on
the road leading from the main
Waikiki road around the rear of
the Ena, Warehouse, Hebron and
Along premises.
Crowell will not play with the
Kams during the remainder of the
baseball series. He will leave dur
ing the week to assume his duties
as school teacher on Hawaii.
Some of the telephone exchange
boys are practicing in the art of
boxing preparatory to coming emer-
gencies. AS they have no teachers
the results are quite disastrous to
some.
Sturdevant, Boss candy peddler,
is having a stand erected next to
Bolster's gallery on Fort street. He
will open business as soon as the
small building has been COM
pleted.
Offices, en- suite or single, ON the
ground floor of the building on
Merchant street formerly occupied
by the Daily Bulletin Company
are offered for rent; also large hall
on upper floor.
japanese employment office ON
King street, near Kawaiahao
church, can furnish help of all
kinds. Carpenter, builder and
joiner. Estimates given on con-
tract stone work.
George Panila Kamauoha, mem
Der of the House from the Second
Representative District of Hawaii,
was granted license to practice law
In all the courts of the Republic by
Chief Justice Judd yesterday.
The Belgic, due from China on |
Friday, will bring 100 Chinese on |
six months residence certificates
so ON return permits so women |
and children, and several hundred |
contract laborers for the various |
plantations.
The Woman's Board of Missions |
will hold their regular monthly |
meeting today at 2:30 pm. in
Central Union Church. Mrs. Bags |
well will give some account of the
women in Chinese homes as she |
finds them in this city.
All Nee was arrested last night by |
Special Cordes for having opium un-
lawfully in possession. One tin and |
fifteen lichee nuts were found on
the premises Cordes has been on |
the track of the offender for quite !
a while.
Lee Tai was arrested on Nuuanu |
street last night for driving with
out a light. He was jogging along !
smoking a cigarette, evidently !
wrapped up in the contemplation |
of mysterious things, when sudden
ly his horse was stopped and the |
restraining voice of & policeman
informed him of his arrest.