The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-19
LOCAL BREYITIES.

There viii be a meeting OF the
sons OF veterans this evening.
DR.. \. J. Derby, DDS, has
opened offices at 100 Alakea street.
The Time was delayed yesterday,
hut viii be out at 10 o'clock today.
The Honolulu Iron Works have
= new advertisement in this issue.
A. W. Carter and Chester Doyle
LETT for Kauai on the Re Au Hou
Yesterday afternoon.
James Smith and Manuel Gray
were elected TO membership in
Company II last night.
A meeting OF the charter mem
hers OF the camp OF Sons OF \eter-
ans Is called for : o'clock tonight.
Newspapers from all over the
world are commenting on the re-
cent cholera visitation in Honolulu.
Public documents from the Smith
sonian Institute, Washington, were
received at the Foreign Office yes
terday-
Minister Willis made an official
call on Minister Cooper yesterday
and received the usual salute on
retiring.
The arc lights on Beretania, east
Of Piikoi and on Keamoku and
Makiki streets were not burning
last night.
DR.. Tucker has taken the resi-
dence recently occupied by Henry
Waterhouse and will have his office
there for the present.
After the band concert at Emma
Square last night several promi
nent society people of the city paid
a visit to the Chinese theatre.
The police officers cannot inn
agine what has struck the city. /.
They have had hardly any arrests
to make for the last fortnight.
Chas. Brewer IL Co. call atten-
ton to the probable departure of
the new bark, the Iolani, from
New York about January l, next.
An accumulation of work in the
office OF the Board of Health is
keeping the clerical force of that
department of the Government
busy.
Secretary Hastings of the Ha-
waiian Legation at Washington
has ordered twelve pounds of
African Kola seed for Commission
er of Agriculture Marsden.
Mrs. E. S. Goodhue arrived by
the Australia and is a guest at DR..
A. J. Derby's. Mrs. GoOdhue will
return to her home at KOloa,
Kauai, on the Mikahala Tuesday.
J. A. Gilman returned from Maui
on Sunday. He reports the cane
there as being in better condition
than it has been for years. The
planters are hopeful OF a large
crop.
The annual meeting of the W. c..
T. L. Will be held at 2:30 this
afternoon in the parlors of the Cen
trail Union Church. All ladies in
terested in temperance work are in
yited to be present.
The Hawaiian band gave a de-
lightful concert at Emma Square
last night Three numbers were
enthusiastically encored. One of
the largest gatherings since the re-
turn of Professor Berger was pres
ent to hear the music.
On her next trip the Kinau will
leave Hilo Monday, November 23d,
arriving in Honolulu the following
Monday. This Is done to accom-
mOdate the planters who will have
a special meeting on the day of the
Kinau's arrival In Honolulu.
The audience at the Yatman
meeting last evening was the largest
since Mr.. Yatman's arrival. There
were also a large number of in
quirers who remained to attend the
second meeting. The subject for
tonight is The Pathway OF Life"
At the last meeting of the Chi
nese-English Debating Society the
subject of opium was not discussed.
A business meeting was held in
stead. The rain kept away quite a
number of the regular attending
members. The opium subject will
be discussed Friday night.
On Saturday afternoon, Deem
Der 18th, the ST. Andrews Sewing
Society Will hold a sale of useful
articles in the Sunday schoolroom.
Mothers are partiularly requested
TO carry this date in mind as they
viii find things for sale that they
Kill rnl.11irn NJ admission will :