The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-28
LOCAL BREYITIES.

ne SldT D-uODLeI- Will nOlu Luclr
regular meeting at 7:3O tonight.
Nine cases OF drunkenness were
registered at the police station Sat
urday night.
Jack Hall, proprietor OF the no.
torious Bird Cage" left town on
the Australia.
The Cleaners Society will meet
at Central Union Church at 2:3O
this afternoon.
Mrs. :. II. Dowsett, a sister Of
Mrs. Capt. Mist, arrived on sun
day morning from Maui.
The elegant residence Of Justice
Bickerton lately occupied by DR..
Howard is offered for rent.
The Honokaa Sugar Company
viii hold It's annual meeting at the
Office OF Schaefer IL Co. on the Both
inst
Hawaiian Lodge, No. p, a. f. IL
A. NJ, viii hold a meeting at 1:3O
tonight. Work in the third de
gree.
The election Of J. 7. Waterhouse
as President of the Board OF Health
appears in the BY Authority col
umn.
The steamship China was quar-
antined at San Francisco, but she
will probably be in port this after
noon.
At a meeting of the Board of
immigration held Saturday, Jap
anese and Chinese immigration was
discussed.
There were three times as many
people at the Yatman meeting in
the evening as there were in the
afternoon.
Many applications are coming in
for admission as members of the
Masonic Temple squad OF the Citi-
zens Guard.
The annual meeting of the Pa
cific Sugar Mill will be held at the
office of f. a. Schaefer IL Co., on
the 31st inst.
Annual meeting of stockholders
of Haleakala Ranch Company at [
10 o'clock this morning at c. F..
Brewer IL Co.'S.
From 4 to 3 and 7:3O to $50
p. m. meetings will be held in the
Y. NJ. G. A. building by Mr.. Vat
man, the evangelist.
The remains of the late Samuel
LOuisson were permanently buried
in Nuuanu Cemetery yesterday.
The services were private.
Don't forget the lawn tennis en-
tertainment on Saturday evening
at Y. NJ. G.. a. hall. \ fine and
varied program will be presented.
The Band of Hope, a society of
children whose aim is temperance
work, will resume its regular meet
ings ON the afternoon of the second
Tuesday in November.
Independence Park is spoken of
as q very good place for the Vat
man revival meetings. 1t is an
assured fact that the y. NJ. c.. a.
Hall will not hold the audiences.
Delegates from the Pacific Tennis
Club have been appointed to meet
others from the Beretania Tennis
Club, to confer in the matter of
forming a Hawaiian Lawn Tennis
4 Association.
Mrs. Hitchcock, mother of d.
Howard Hitchcock, was very much
improved in health upon the de
parture of the Kinau from Hilo. /
Howard will probably be back on
the next trip of that steamer.
Unusual quiet reigned on Nuu-
anu, King, Hotel and Beretania
streets in the rowdy quarter Satur-
day night. This was probably due
to the increased number OF police
officers stationed on the various
beats in the vicinity.
+. B. Barthrop, late manager of
the Kona Coffee Company but now
associated with the Hollister Drug
Company, came down from Hilo
on Saturday To select goods for the
Hilo branch OF HOLSTERS drug
store to be established there.
The Myrtle Boat Club was filled
with a Jolly boating party out to
enjoy the moonlight and the pleas
ant thoughts and sensations in
stilled thereby. Among those in
the party were the Mrs. Williams,
VIM. Lyle, Sam Lyle and Mr..
Petrie.
The many friends OF C. F. Peter
son who left for Yale short time
ago will be pleased to learn that he