The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Kahananui was arrested yester-
day for house breaking.
Flobert rifles are in use in the
city. Mynah birds are the victims.
The Ways and Means Commit
tee have an important notice in
another column.
Steamer Miowera is due today
from the North. Four days later
news should be brought.
Tom Hollinger has a new black
smith at his house. The youngster
arrived yesterday morning.
Sam Pedro and Palekai were ar
rested Sunday for assault and bat
terry on Kalua, a native woman.
1t is a pretty sure thing that
Cinnamon of the city will know
the smell of lime in the future.
The livery stables did a rushing
business Sunday afternoon. Every
available saddle horse was in SER
vice.
The case of All Wong for out
raging a fve-year-old native girl
will come up in the District court
today.
The Salvation Army tent on the
corner of Beretania and Alakea
streets, was dedicated Sunday
morning.
There was no meeting of the
Board Of Health Monday. There
will be no more meetings until fur
Their notice.
The regulars are jubilant over
the fact that they will not be re-
quired to perform quarantine duty
much longer.
A material reduction has been
made in the price of lots at Puma
hou. See Bruce Waring 81 Co.'s
advertisement.
The record of eight arrests be-
tween Saturday morning and Mon
day night has not been surpassed
for quite while.
All Foon was arrested Saturday
for violating Board of Health regu-
lations by going into Pauoa Valley
without permit.
Tenders are called by the Gov
eminent for the construction of
machinery for a fumigating and
disinfecting plant.
William Norton has thirty-four
head of fine mules, all thoroughly
broken, for sale. Can be seen at
Independent Park.
Allen Hutchinson, of Honolulu,
and Ella +. Ferrie, of San Fran
cisco, were married in the latter
city on August 26th.
The steamer w. G. Hall will re-
ceive town freight for Lahaina,
Kona and Kau up to A p. m. today
at the company's wharf
The lively bustling to and from
the Board of Health Office has ma
terially subsidized, but it is not in
any way to be regretted.
Wo Wing Wal of Palolo valley
was arrested yesterday for refusing
to clean up. His place was in
special need of cleaning.
Frank Silva, a resident of Ma
noa, refused to clean his house yes
terday. He was not arrested, but
will probably clean up today.
1t was not generally understood
that there would be services at
Kawaiahao church Sunday morn
ing. In consequence, but few were
present.
The band concert at Emma
square Saturday afternoon was well
attended. People of the city duly
appreciated the treat after the long |
interval.
A stained glass window has ar
rived from London for st. Andrews |
Cathedral. The glass will be
placed in a small upper window of
the chancel.
City people in the country will |
return after the quarantine is
lifted. The cholera epidemic has
given them a longer vacation than
they anticipated.
Captain J. w. Pratt has succeed
ed Albert Lucas as bookkeeper OF
the water works department. He
assumes the duties of his new po-
sition this morning.
Many persons are pleased with
the new fishmarket, because of the
driveway through it. The entran-
ces will probably be closed as soon
as the quarantine is lifted.