The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

for.
Arthur Harrison has garden soil
for sale.
J. Alfred Magoon has a notice in
this issue.
ABy Authority notice appears
elsewhere.
W. Ahana, the tailor, has a no
tice In this issue.
The November OF the Paradise
Of the Pacific Is out.
Appointments to Tax Appeal
Boards have been made.
Sturdevant, the new Process stove
man, has a new lot Of gasoline.
Miss Dorothy Lamb, lawyers
clerk, has an advertisement in this
issue
Company 6, Citizens Guard, will
meet ut 1870 tonight at the station
house.
Ed \. Williams advertises store
and stable room to let and a fine
horse for sale.
Z. O. Hall IL Sons will have an
annual meeting at 2 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
The Minister of Finance adver-
tises that claims to June Both Will
be paid November 9Th.
A. s. Humphreys, attorney at
law, has an office in the old capitol
building, next the postOffice.
Miss Gould, sister of Mrs. H. P.
Walton, left on the WarrimOo last
night for her home in Seattle.
Miss Newman, head nurse at the
Brodie Sanitarium, Waikiki, left
for the Coast on the WarrimOO.
A business meeting Of the COM
mittee on constitution and bylaws
of the Tennis Association met for
business last night.
Male descendants of veterans OF
the civil war in America are asked
to meet at American League Hall,
7:30 p. m. Thursday.
Viscount Suirdale, the Hon. w.
l.. Allardyce and the Hon. George
Smith were passengers for the
Coast by the Warrimoo.
George P. Castle advertises his
residence on Kinau for
sale. The Hawaiian Safe Deposit.
Co. will answer all inquiries.
Registrar Ashley was in his of
fee yesterday for the first time
since his illness. He is still very
weak and shows plainly the effects
of his severe sufferings.
The entire edition of the ADvER-
User of Monday, the 4th inst, was
OF before noon yesterday.
All of the matter in that issue will
appear In the Hawaiian Gazette to-
day.
The Women's Board of Missions
will hold their monthly meeting at
2:3O p. m. today at the Central
Union Church. Theme: incidents
In the Lives of Some Missionary
Ladies in Hawaii" by Mrs. Robert
Andrews.
Toma, the Japanese police officer,
said yesterday that he was a kama
ka and therefore did not intend to
enter into any OF the celebration
incident to the Mikado's birthday,
though he felt deeply the love for
his mother country.
There will be a meeting OF the
Flower Mission in Y. NJ. G. A. Hall
this afternoon at 4 o'clock. The
mission Is talking of giving a fair
In the near future to raise funds to
replenish the treasury. Arrange
ments are already on foot.
Lo Fat, the Chinese acrobat and
comedian, who has attracted the
attention of so many people at the
new Chinese Theater on account OF
mis- marvellous feats, has made a
contract with the management OF
the play house to stay one year.
Manuel Gonsalves, a Portuguese
lad. was arrested yesterday morn
ing for refusing to attend school.
He had been in the habit OF play
ing the old-fashioned game OF
hockey" and those interested in
him thought it about time to call
a halt.
In the Circuit Court yesterday
afternoon the jury sitting on the
case OF George Houghtaling, for
selling spurious liquor without a
license. rendered a verdict OF not
guilty at Gas o'clock, after having
been in session since 100 p. m.
There were two dissenting votes.
There Will be a meeting OF the
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