The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The churches were very well
attended yesterday.
4 large number of people were
on the streets Saturday evening.
Chief Justice Judd and family
have returned from the country.
The Y. NJ. c. a. meeting yester-
day afternoon was led by VIM. A.
Bowen.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Boyd came
down from Hawaii on the Likelike
Sunday.
The September term of the SUI
preme Court opens this morning at
10 o'clock.
The band concert at Emma
Square Saturday afternoon was
we'll attended.
A number of people at Waikiki
we're out enjoying the surf in ca
noes yesterday.
Another Chinaman was arrested
yesterday for violating Board of
-1CaAIA iCS OAdIAOhS-
Stories of flibustering schooner
Off port were In the air last even
ing. Nothing materialized.
The Baldwin boys, who are to re-
turn to college by the Australia,
came by the Likelike Sunday.
The Kauai people who went into
quarantine Saturday did not arrive
at the station until nearly noon.
w. L. Love played a violin solo
NJ Central Union church Sunday
morning during offertory service.
The resorts at Waikiki were well
patronized Sunday, notwithstand-
ing the fact there was no bathing.
The opening of the normal class
ut the new high school has been
postponed by order of the Board of
Education.
There was no meeting of the !
Board of Health Saturday after !
noon. A session was held Sunday |
morning instead.
Thirty head of fine California |
mules are offered for sale by 3. T. !
Mccullough, who is located at the !
Arlington Hotel. N
There is scarcity of Irish po-
tatoes in the city. The restaur-
ants have been forced to use sweet
potatoes altogether.
Ed. Dowsett, manager of Ulupa-I
lakua ranch, Maui, arrived by the
Likelike Sunday. He will spend
some time in the city.
Vacuum and other oils are men
toned in the Pacific Hardware
Co.'s new advertisement today.
Holiday goods are incidentally
mentioned.
The funeral of the late Moss
Davis took place from the hall of
Lodge le Progress, f. IL A. NJ, on
Saturday afternoon and was large
ly attended.
Several persons wishing to 60
into the country on pleasure trips
yesterday were refused permits.
The Acting French Commissioner
was among the number.
People in the vicinity of the Ha-
waiian hotel complain of the dogs
in the neighborhood. Their con-
tinuous barks and bowls at night
are not very conducive to sleep.
The steamship China, due here
on October 9th, will probably bring !
neither mail, freight or passengers
from Japan to Honolulu, nor will
she take mail or passengers from
this port.
Tennis enthusiasts are looking
for a boom in their favorite game
The club men are getting into good
training and, should a contest re-
suit, some good racket work may
be expected.
Blossoms of the night-blooming
cereus plants on Oahu College
e re wall have been extensively
ed by visitors to the place.
one on the plants they would
. IN two or three nights in sue
- The passengers by the Australia
TO San Francisco seemed to have
given themselves up to amusements 7
as soon as they landed. Many of
them, including Hiram Bingham
III, attended the theatre the night
the vessel arrived. 7
Misses Green and Richards who
went to Maui and Hawaii on a con-
cert tour and VI" ere kept aw
ON account" IA epid'