The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-31
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Daylight" rattle tonight.

Up until midnight, no arrests
since 2 As yesterday morning.
The rooms at Y. NJ. G. A. hall
are being put into shape very rap
idly.
B. & L. A. meets on Monday
evening for regular monthly bust
ness.
The w. G. Hall brought 10
bags of new crop Kona coffee from
Hawaii.
The Board of Health has a notice
elsewhere regarding the Nuuanu
stream.
Nothing has been done with re-
spect to closing up churches to-
morrow.
Finishing touches were put on
the retaining wall near the Mail
wharf yesterday.
Drs. Myers, Rogers, Smith and
Wayson are stationed at the office
Of the Board of Health.
Charles L. Wight, president of
Wilder's Steamship Company, will
return home on Monday.
One of the Inter-Island steamers
may be used today to carry the
Warrimoo's freight ashore.
The native cholera patient at
Iwilei who was reported convalesc-
ing, has entirely recovered.
Mrs. Geo. II. Paris returned by
the w. G.. Hall yesterday after a
pleasant trip to the volcano.
A special communion service
will be held at the Central Union
church one week from tomorrow.
Several persons expecting to
leave on the Australia are making
arrangements to go by sailing yes
sells.
The trade winds set in again yes
terday with some of their old time
force and the choleric community
was pleased.
Guards stationed on King street,
near the infected district, were
kept busy ordering people off the
sidewalk yesterday.
C.E. Williams & Son advertise
that they have no branch house In
this city. Their business is con-
Quoted at Gil King street.
Rev. F. NJ. Dodge, a well known
Congregational minister of San
Francisco, will preach at Eva plan
tation next Sunday evening.
The riding party which was to
have been given tonight has been
postponed on account of the quar-
anrine aboard the Bennington.
The Chinese English debating
club, at their meeting last night
decided that the naval acadamy at
Whaupoa should be continued.
The residents near the old i'm
migration depot are preparing to
leave that vicinity. The Aloha
boat-house will soon be vacated.
William Fraser, bookkeeper at
Mahukona, has been appointed
acting United States Consul during
Charles J. Folks enforced presence
in this city.
The following figures for temper
allure at the Custom House office
were furnished by an employee last
night: Inside office, $50 just out
side, in the sun, la.
Miss Lyle arrived yesterday after
several months sojourn in Kona,
Hawaii, for her health. She has
improved rapidly under the favor
able influence of Kona air.
On Thursday evening while the
Fairchild bridal party was on their
way to Ahuimanu, they were way
laid by a number of friends who
treated them to several bags OF
rice.
Lenihena, a young native boy,
was thrown by hoOdlum friends,
into the river at King street bridge
last evening. The boys outcries
gathered a large crowd who had
the pleasure of seeing him walk to
shore.
At the Central Union church to-
morrow Mr.. Birnie will be at his
post again. In the evening ne will
begin short series of sermons on
1.-THE Ten Commandments and the
Life of Today"
A reckless hack driver came IN
contact with a telephone post at
the entrance to the Oahu R. K. Co.,
depot last night and the collision
made a wreck of the hack. The
Chinese driver ESCAPED unhurt.