The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Battalion drill tonight.

The Philadelphia football team
has challenged the Punahous.
The Hawaiian band will play at
Makee Island tomorrow evening.
Company B, N. G. H., is ordered
to assemble at the armory tonight
for battalion drill.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Dillingham;
and family are spending few
weeks at Pearl City.
DIR. l.. F. Alvarez, Waialua,
Charles E. Coe, Waiamanalo, are
at the Arlington hotel.
DIR. Wood was called to the quar-
antine station yesterday to attend
several sick Portuguese.
The Australia will likely arrive
early this morning. She will not
sail until Saturday noon.
Royal Arch Chapter will hold a
special meeting this evening to
work the Royal Arch degree.
Squad 8, Citizens Guard, will
hold a special meeting at the rail-
road depot this evening at Z 30.
AS the Hawaiian Band will play
at battalion drill this evening, there
will be no concert at Emma Square.
This is Holy Week and will be
observed in the Episcopal and
Catholic Cathedrals by special SER
vices.
British Commissioner Halves has
purchased Jim Carty's beautiful
and spirited matched gray team of
horses.
There will be confirmation SER
vice in st. Andrews Cathedral
next Wednesday evening at Z
o'clock.
The latest presentation for SER
vice during the uprising is a dime
on pin given to Charles Atherton
by his friends.
Nine DRINKS, two for assault,
two of unsound mind and two for
selling liquor constituted the ar
rests made last night.
A Chinese with a butchers
cleaver ran amuck last night for
short time. One of the mounted
police arrested the offender.
Hawaiian Baseball League will
meet again on Wednesday to fur
Their discuss the application of the
Kamehameha Alumni Association.
The California Fruit Market will
receive full supply of ice house
goods, navel oranges, celery, sal
mon, oysters, ETC., by today's Aus
tralia.
The baseball game between the
Athletics and the Philadelphia,
reported for last Saturday after
noon, will not be played until next
Saturday.
Lewis & Co. will receive ship
ment of ice-house goods by. the |
Australia. Intending purchasers |
should place their orders early as
the supply is limited.
Lewis & Co. tell in another col |
umn how to make a good cup of |
tea. A full line of celebrated Cey- |
lon teas from the Bomeria gardens
has just been received.
Hard practice was INDUCED in
on the Pacific Tennis Clubs courts
Saturday afternoon. The final
tournament on the Arlington court
will be most interesting one.
There was large crowd at the
Old Armory Saturday night to
listen to the lecture given by Sc
quah. The National Band fur
nished music for the affair. The
doctor has engaged the band for
every night this week.
A team made up of the Stars and
Unknowns defeated the Philadel-
phias in a closely-contested game
on the new Makiki grounds Satur-
day afternoon. The feature of the
game was the pitching of w. Rhodes
for the warship men. Score, 10 to 5.
Charles Dun, bluejacket on the
Philadelphia, claims to be able to
stick pins five and a half inches
long into any but the vital parts of
his body. He stands ready to
verify the statement before medi-
cal men or others interested. Brass
pins are not used.