The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-03-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Eighteen passengers returned
from the volcano by the Kinau.
Today is the last opportunity of
seeing the wonderful kaleidoscope.
The immigration depot at Kaka-
ako is receiving much-needed re-
pairs.
The Kinau brought thirty-eight
cabin and ninety-three deck pas
sengers.
Latest reports from the volcano
indicate increased activity in a
short time.
A large number of Chinese, re-
turning under permits, are expected
by the Ieru.
Lieutenant Egner, OF the Saliva
- ton Army, was among the arrivals
" the Kinau.
The theosophical class of the
,ha branch will meet this eve
at 100 King street.
,tball this afternoon at 8 :45
between Honolulu and Punahou,
on the baseball grouns.
Furnished rooms with board, can
be had in pleasant part of the
city. See advertisement.
p J.H. Guy, the cash grocer, re-
ceived by the Australia full line
of fresh California produce.
DR.. Northrop will be the guest of
the Japanese representative at din
ner this evening at the Hawaiian
Hotel.
Acknowledgement Smith went to
Maui on the w. G. Hall yesterday
morning. He will return on the
Claudine tomorrow.
There will be stated meeting
of Hawaiian Lodge No. 81 F. and
A. NJ. this evening at z 80 for work
in the Third Degree.
Entries for the tennis tourna-
ment to be held on April 18th will
close today at 5 p. M. Five dou-
bles have already entered.
Upon the earnest solicitation of
several of the most prominent resi-
dents of this city, Professor J. G.
Leonard will give sittings for few
daSs- longer-s---
James F. Morgan will hold big
cash sale at his rooms this morn
i ing at 10 o'clock. Dry goods,
ladies' and gents hosiery, blankets,
ETC., will be offered.
A government lot on the mauka
side of Green street, will be sold at
auction on Thursday, May I'd, at
noon, at the front entrance of the
Executive building. tJ
L. S. Aungst, who is constructing
a new telephone line on Hawaii.
returned by the Kinau. He reports
good success in securing subscribers
to the new company.
Admiral Beardslee, Capt. Cotton,
wardroom and junior officers, will |
tender Ministet and Mrs. Willis a
reception aboard the flagship next |
Tuesday evening at s o'clock.
The Smoking Concert given by the !
Thistle Club last night was an en-
ioyable affair. They members and
a number of invited friends were
RECALLED with feast, music and song.
At noon today at his salesrooms.
Morgan will sell by order of the
executors and trustees, horses, COWS,
carriages, wagons, harness, ETC.,
belonging to the Waterhouse estate.
Fl. May & Co. call attention to
their choice line of Punamalei and
Kona butter, received every week.
Also, fresh block butter for table
and cooking purposes, arriving oy
every steamer.
Three hundred and ffty-seVen
Japanese laborers whose contracts
have expired, will leave by the
China on Tuesday next. Quite a
number of Chinese will also leave
by the same steamer.
A meeting of the Councils will
he called the first of next week
probably Monday. The Executive
will probably report on the Gov
eminent employee question and
very likely the military committee
will be heard from.
The Superintendent of Public
Works has been authorized to pro-
coed with the construction OF a re-
tanning wall at the head OF the pro
posed new steamer slip Of the Pa
ciic Mail wharf. This wall Is TO
be built along the line of the con-
tinuation of Allen street.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Teachers Association will be
held in the Y. NJ. @. A. hall, next
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