The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Sons Of st. George were in
session last evening.
The District Court commences
its session at 9 80 am. daily.
The Salvation Army people had
a protracted meeting last night.
Yachting parties to Pearl Harbor
are becoming quite "the thing"
lately.
Work has been started ON the
Pacific Tennis Clubs grounds on
King street.
President and Mrs. Dole returned
last night from their trip around
the island.
The Military Commission met
yesterday and adjourned for an
other week.
Frequent card parties, dances
and the like have been held during
the past few days.
It is very probable that Rev. J.
Y. Updike, the American evangel-
ist, will be here il the near future.
The steamer Kahului will sail at
10 am. sharp today. Mail will be
closed at the postofice at9 o'clock.
The Healani Boat Club house is
nearly finished. The work has
been pushed ahead with great rap
idity.
Messrs. Lowden and Marks have
returned from their trip around the
island. They report a very good
time.
A musicale will be given at Puma
hou Friday evening. All friends
of the institution are requested to
attend.
Rev. P. J. Hutchins has been !
elected an honorary member of the |
Hawaiian Mission Children's So
ciety.
The members OF the Lei lima |
Club will give subscription dance !
on Wednesday evening at Sans |
SOuci.
The baseball game between the
Kamehameha and Philadelphia
teams has been put off until
March Odd.
Furnished rooms can be obtained
ut the Sailors Home by the day,
week or month on application to
Mr.. r. l. Green. !
The science division of the
Teachers Association will meet on
Thursday evening, at 7:30, in the
Y. M. c. A. hall.
A draft for $50, drawn on Theo.
81. Davies & Co. by James Hay
Wodehouse has been lost. Pay
ment has been stopped.
Some of the runners in the road
race last Saturday night are still If
hunting for Louis Singer who as
yet has not crossed the line. I
Captain Robert Parker will go to
Kauai on the Mikahala. today in
company with w. II. Rice. He
will be absent about a week.
Both District Judge Perry and
his clerk, James Thompson, are de-
serving of thanks for their univer-
sal courtesy to newspaper scribes.
Mr.. F. L. Stolz of Eva will go to
Makaweli for the purpose of taking
Mr.. Palmer's place, who is leaving
temporarily on account of his
health.
The furniture of Kawaiahao
church is being removed in conse-
quence of the reftting which will
be started toward the end of the .
month.
GU. Mccarthy, of the Criterion
Saloon, advertisss for information
empty beer kegs be-
to the Wieland Brewing
Company.
A large number Of people visited T
the Bishop premises yesterday to -
inspect the furniture to be cold at
auction by James F. Morgan at 10
o'clock this morning. F
The HAWAIIAN. GAZETTE will be =
out this morning In time to be sent
by the Kahului. Should any one
miss the mail, papers will be sent
on board from this Office up to the d
time of sailing. 3
Mr.. John A. Hassinger was at l.
his desk in the Interior Office yes p
terday for the first time in three 1.
weeks. Mr.. Hassinger has been 81
from severe siege of in a
rheumatism. CT
Among the late contributions to st
he Hawaiian edition of the " Over re
and Monthly" is one on the de- h
of the sugar industry in O o.
.hese islands. Mr.. II. P. Baldwin, h,
IF Haiku Mani ia the Uriter