The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Beretania Lawn Tennis Club to-
day.
Edward Dowsett returned to Ulu-
palakua ranch by the Kinau yes
terday.
Company G had a business
meeting and drill at the drill shed
last night.
The friends OF Miss Belle Vida
will be sorry to learn of that young
lady's illness.
The woman's meeting at Kawaia-
hao Church yesterday afternoon
was well attended.
f. Suhr, Of II. Hackfeld IL Co,
and wife are in Yokohama. They
will return shortly.
The Beretania Tennis Club Will
hold a meeting at + o'clock this
afternoon on the club grounds.
The executors of the estate OF NJ.
Goldberg, deceased, ask for a settle
ment of all bills due the estate.
The grounds in front of the Drill
Shed are being ploughed up, pre-
paratory to the leveling process.
J. f. Morgan will hold a sale of
brakes, wagons and double-seated
wagons at II o'clock noon today.
Samuel Parker and his daughter,
Miss Helen Parker, left on the
Kinau for their Mana home yester
day morning.
The postponed annual meeting
of the Kohala Sugar Co. will be
held at the office of Castle IL Cooke
on the 9th inst.
Thomas Krouse, of the Airing
ton Hotel, wishes it stated that he
is not going to leave the islands on
the s. n. Castle.
Everything is in good condition
at the quarantine station. The
immigrants will be released on
Wednesday next.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of Eva Plantation will be
held at the office of Castle IL Cooke,
limited, November Both.
There has been a marked de-
crease in the number of complaints
that parcels block the entrance to
the tramcars of the city.
Jacintho de Mello, a Portuguese,
was adjudged insane in the police
court yesterday and sent to the In
sane Asylum at Kalaepohaku.
w. Johnson was locked up again
for drunkenness last night. This
makes the second time within a
week. Johnson has been on a per-
petual drunk lately.
The theme at the Christian En-
deayor meeting tomorrow evening
will be, THE duty of loftiness."
The lesson will be found in John
1911, and Psalm PILL.
The baby was washed ashore all
right, but the Bulletin did not dis
cover the reason why-it was the
ADVERTISER man who supplied the
information. Call again.
At a meeting OF Company c held
last, three new members were
elected-one a Portuguese and two
Hawaiians. After the meeting the
regular drill was held.
Members of the Mounted Re
serve and others left for the Waia-
nae mountains yesterday after
noon. \ half-dozen or more will
join the party today to help round
up and shoot goats.
Tomorrow will be the last Sun
day in the temporary shed at
kawaiahao. The members OF the
church have become quite attached
to it, and feel just a slight touch OF
sorrow at vacating it.
At the quarterly meeting of the
Strangers Friend Society, held in
Y. NJ. c. A. Hall yesterday, there
were thirteen ladies present. Mrs
Dole was among the number. The
reports of the various committees
we're read.
The policemen were supplied
with blue sweaters yesterday morn.
ing. These they will be allowed tc
sport at night only. The cold
weather has brought about a de-
mand for such garments and the
boys are much pleased over their
new acquisition.
The committees appointed at the
last meeting of the Flower Mission
to prepare for an entertainment or
the 18th are hard at work. Every
one is enthusiastic over the affair
which will, without doubt, be a:
pleasant and profitable as the hope:
of the most sanguine could wish