The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.
is due today.

george ' . 'IouhluSJ "a
is in the city. q.
inspectors are still on duty In the
various saloons.
Several marriages are on the taps
for next month.
The Pantheon saloon will serve
all kinds of liquor today.
The marshal has a notice to sa-
loon keepers in this issue.
Deputy-Marshal Browns at work
again after a slight illness.
Sc. Pierce advertises for posi-
ton as bOokkeeper or clerk.
Send a copy of the HAWAIIAN
GAZETTE with your letter today.
IL. Levey is reported as having
been unwell for several days past.
Joe Weston is now connected
with the Mutual Telephone Com
pany. &
Evening band concerts will be
revived after martial law has been
suspended.
Large lot of bananas are piled on
the Oceanic dock awaiting ship
ment by the Mariposa.
Ladies' R. & r. sailor hats In
black or white for so cents at n. >.
Sachs, Fort street
Judge Perry will have a large
number of cases to dispose Of when
the District Court opens.
A number of the officers from the
Philadelphia attended the sessions
of the Military Court yesterday.
Paul A. Mosher, J. S. Matos, NJ.
Houghtailing and Louis Rich took
the oath of allegiance yesterday:
The George w. belong Post, No.
As, G. A. R., will hold a regular
meeting this evening at Harmony
Hall.
A. w. Carter has been elected
member of the Board of Directors
of c.. Brewer & Co., in place of the
late OndIle6 II. NdIICIs
Charles L. Wight, the president
of the Wilder Steamship Company,
will leave in the Kinsu tomorrow
for a tour of inspection. ~
The saloons are now allowed 10
sell alcoholic liquors, as well as
Eeer. Marshal Hitchcock raised
THE embargo yesterday.
Chief-Justice Judd, Justice Bick-
erton and Judge Cooper visited the
philadelphia yesterday and were
accorded the usual salute.
One of the victims of the "Never
Sleeps" is spending few days In
town. He stubbornly refuses to
recognize his late associates.
Deputy Marshal Brown has re-
covered from a slight indisposition
which necessitated his absence
from his official duties for a couple
of days.
Andrew Brown has collected
nearly $4,000 as purse to be pre-
scented to the native police who as
sisted in suppressing the late in
surrection.
Henry Smith, guardian of Fred
G. Wenner, a minor, has filed a
petition to be, released from the
trust, and that Alfred w. Carter be
appointed in his place.
Local members of the teachers
circle for child study are requested
to meet with the tautology circle
Friday, at 8 p. m, in the kinder
garten rooms of Queen Emma hall.
Louie Aungst has imported a
Kentucky thoroughbred team of
dappled grays, and can be seen
daily on the boulevard testing |
their speed.
Creditors of G.. L. Bgito, bank
rupt, are notified to present and |
prove their claims before the Cir |
cult Court tomorrow, between 10
o'clock and noon.
Monthly meeting of the Y. NJ. G. |
A. will be held this evening, at z :30s |
Bids will be opened for construction |
of gymnasium in connection with
the present building.
Hapenuia, a native, and All Him
were arrested last night and are
being held for investigation. The
Chinaman had box of fifty 49,
calibre pistol cartridges in his pos
session when arrested.
Arthur White was arrested |
shortly after noon yesterday. He
failed to report at police headquar-
tiers at 8 o'clock in the morning as
ordered by the Marshal. A charge
of misprision Of treason is entered