The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-14
LOCAL BREYITIES.
s.. Valentines day.

n pOCh0S NAo' ~
lost.
CT. Wight returned from ia
waii yesterday.
A file of the English Holomua
for 1894 is wanted.
RI Lille advertises for the re-
turn of his Collie dog "Wag'
The Alameda, due today, Will
hiring thirteen days later news
Gerpe Arnot and wife will leave
for the Colonies in the Alameda.
The Kinau will be in tomorrow
afternoon from Hilo and way ports.
The anvil chorus scene will Do
e,b;bited in the kinetoscope today.
The Military Commission will
have been sitting four weeks today.
A quantity of seed cane will be
shipped to Australia from this port.
Manuel Refs, who is confined at
tie reef, is said to be a very sick
man.
Contracts for supplies for the
leper settlement were awarded yes
terday.
Several blne Jackets attended
the sessions of the Military Court
yesterday.
George Ritman will probably
leave for San Francisco on the
barkentine Planter.
George w. Bailey has been aPE
pointed foreman of the fire depart
ment in place of Mark Kennedy,
resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Sawyer
ara booked to leave for San Fran
cisco in the Gaelic, due here on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Leigh will
leave for the Orient next week, after
spending a number of weeks In
Honolulu.
w. n. Armstrong is confined to
his home with a sprained ankle.
He will not be able to be about for
several days.
d. w. Roach enjoys the distinc-
ton of being tine only tonsorlal
artist that went to the front during
the late unpleasantness.
When the rebellion broke out
several white prisoners, confined on
the reef, offered to carry guns and
assist in defending the Jail.
SQUAD G, Citizens Guard. will
meet at American League hall this
evening at 7:30 o'clock to elect
officers and distribute badges.
John Phillips plumbing shop
was visited by burglar on Tues
day night or Wednesday morning.
Nothing of any value was taken.
Mrs. w. Morrison, c. E. Goodsil
and J. Pope Howatt and wife will
be passengers on the bark Albert
when she sails for San Francisco.
The Board of Health has granted
DIR. W alters, of Lihue, leave Of abb
sence for two months. The doctor
recently left on his honeymoon
trip.
AN. Hewitt, a political prisoner,
informed a number of prisoners on
the reef that they were to be iber-
ated if the rebellion had been sue
cessful.
It is we'll to remind business
men that they do not have to send
abroad any more for rubber stamps.
The Gazette Company make them
to order.
Sealed tenders for printing and
binding the ninth volume of Ha-
waiian Reports are asked for by
Henry Smith, clerk of Judiciary
Department.
DR.. Raymond, Government ply
stefan at Koloa, Kauai, has re
signed to take up his residence at
Wailuku. DR.. Weyson will be his
temporary successor.
A subscription is being taken up
to purchase badge to be presented
to Tim Murray, as a reward for
gallant services rendered by him
during the insurrection.
The old established house of
Castle & Cooke, Limited, carry q
large stock of general merchandise.
They are the agents for Wilcox &
Gibbs sewing machine.
A well-known and enterprising
local firm has issued neat adver-
Using cards containing pictures,
date of birth, etc., Of the rulers of
the country, commencing with Ka-
mehameha I and ending with Pres
ident Dole.
Sale of lease nf rannnanta Of Gnu-