The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Hon. w. H. Rice will not return
home for some time yet.
The Arawa brought $4,000 IN
specie for the local banks.
The Military Commission Will
meet at 9 o'clock this morning
G. s. Bradford has been added to
the reportorial staff of this paper.
The mounted patrol will con-
+;nne in force until further notice.
John Cummins was arrested Sat
urday evening on charge OF trea-
son.
Robert Cation returned on SAT-
urday after paying a visit to Scot
land.
The free kindergarten will reopen
tomorrow morning at the usual
time.
The Military Commission will
hold its sessions without regard to
hours.
A son of Thomas Walker has
been arrested and is detained as a
witness.
Nelson C.. Hawkes., a prominent
type founder of San Francisco, is a
late arrival.
According to San Francisco pa
pers the Philadelphia may be sent
to Honolulu.
B. F. Ehlers Il Company have
something interesting to say in the
Ladies' Column.
The Pacific Supply Company,
on King street, is selling furniture
at reduced rates.
The death of Hon. Clinton
Hooker, Hawaiian consul at Rome,
Italy, is announced.
The plant of the Holomua will
be sold at auction today, at noon,
by James f. Morgan.
The total number of prisoners
arrested to date in connection with
the late outbreak is 322.
Wing Wo Tai & Company have
Just received a new shipment of |
of rattan chairs and lounges. ]
The Government schools and
Oahu College and Preparatory
School will reopen this morning.
The effects of L. Bradley adver-
tised to the sold by the Marshal |
will be disposed of on next Satur-
day.
Camarinos' pineapple ranch at
Kalihi was searched yesterday.
Two shotguns and one rifle were
found.
The Esmeralda left yesterday
shortly after noon. 1t is generally
believed the vessel is bound for
Japan.
Frank L. Hogs, a member fof |
the ADVERTISER local staff, has been |
appointed Associated Press cores
pendent for Honolulu.
Hawaii" a diplomatic comic |
opera in two acts, was produced at |
Portland, Maine, on the 18th ult. |
The hbretto was by W alter G. En-
erson.
The Arawa brought thirteen tour
lists from Los Angeles. 81. B. Rice, |
the tourist agent, writes that he |
will send another party by the
Australia.
S. T. Alexander and II. P: Hald-
win have joined hands as comhiE
sion merchants with headquarters
at No. 3 California street, San
Francisco.
About 266 Japanese immigrants,
now at the quarantine station, have
signed contracts and will be shipped
to their respective plantations dur
ing the week. Il
Yesterday was the 5Sth birthday h
of Marshal Hitchcock. He. re-
ceived many appropriate and use
full presents and veritable shower
of congratulations.
The sealing schooner Theresa
was off port last night. She will
be examined and allowed to land
if everything is satisfactory to the
Customs authorities.
Chester A. Doyle and his brake
was photographed on Saturday by
Williams. Sam Graham's white
bulldog "Irish," occupied a posi-
ton on the seat Of the brake.
1t was current report last night
that the Claudine would be sent
out today to intercept the vessel
now said to be on the way to this
port from San Francisco with arms
for the rebels.
Charles N Shnrfridno