The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Aloha tooth powder is home in
dustry.
A German nurse girl is wanted
by Mrs. G. L. Carter, Waikiki.
Deputy Marshal Brown is i'll
again; this time he is troubled
with German measles.
H. Mcintyre, deserter from the
Klikitat, was arrested last night
One remains uncaptured.
The Healani club will meet this
evening to consider the bids Tor
constructing the new house.
Officers of the National Guard
are wearing bronze, silver and goid
badges as rife practice trophies.
Offices on ground floor of Mutual
Telephone building are nearly
ready for occupancy by Superinten-
dent Cassidy.
The Honolulu Soap Manufactur-
ing Company has elected new oth-
GERS. The names of the gentlemen
appear elsewhere in this issue.
Major Halves and Mons. Verleye,
the British and French commits
sioners respectively, visited the
Philadelphia yesterday morning.
John A. Baker has opened an
employment Office next the o. r..
& L. Co.'s depot. He is In a posi-
ton to supply help of any nation
atty.
It is reported that German Con-
sui Hackfeld has entered a formal
protest to the Government concern
ing the deportation of A. E. w.
Mueller.
II. A. Widemann has been ap-
pointed guardian of the minor
children of the late G.. o. Berger.
The appointment was made by
Judge Cooper.
The Pioneer Building and Loan
Association passed resolutions OF
sympathy and respect on the death
of Charles l.. Carter, at the meet
ing last evening.
A large number of volunteers.
we're paid off at tie Finance ofice
Yesterday. Members of the Citi-
zens' Guard received their money
at the station house.
Additional guards have been
placed in and around the prison to
prevent any possible attempt to
release the political and other prls-
.oners confined there.
The February term of the Circuit
Court was opened yesterday morn
ing by Judge Cooper. The court
adjourned until next Monday with
out transacting any business.
A Japanese woman named Toma
was arrested yesterday for assault
ing a native named Waimalu. The
mans head was cut open. The row
was caused by laundry bill.
A purse is to be presented to
Captain Robert Parker as a reward
for his good work during the rebel
lious times. A subscription paper
is now being circulated by some
ladies for the purpose.
A large sum of money has been
subscribed which will be divided
among the native members of the
police force as an acknowledgment
for their bravery. The subscription
was started by Andrew Brown.
If the case against ex-queen Lii
liuokalani is called today the at
tendance will be limited to the
capacity of the council chamber.
After the room has been filled fur
Their admittance will be denied.
Mr.. E. D. Tenney and a delega-
ton of newspaper men will leave
by the early train this morning to
inspect the new Eva mill and in
cidentally take in the plantation.
The party will be absent all day.
Part of the credit of finding the
pistols hid up Nuuanu valley by
Horace Crabbe is due to Clerk
Hammer, of the police station, who
arrested Crabbe on the Pacific Mail
dock, at the instance of Captain
Parker.
The semi-annual statement of
the Pioneer Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION for the term ending Dec.
31st, 1895, was considered at the
meeting of that organization last
night. Routine business was also
transacted.
The board of management of the
Healani Yacht and Boat Club will
meet at the Chamber of Commerce
rooms this evening. at z 80. Bids