The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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d. Monsarrat offers a dwell
ling house on Union street TO let.
Bruce Cartwright has disposed
Of his Number - premises on PHI
koi street.
Sugar is quoted at 3.16. There
has been no change since Septem-
Der 19.
Several changes will be made
soon in the personnel of the mount
ed patrol.
Inspector General Of Schools a.
T. Atkinson returned by the Aus
tralia from q short vacation to the
Coast.
The referee in the Corbett-Fitz-
simmons match will not be selected
until October Both, the day before
the fight.
The engagement Of Miss Con-
=uelo Vanderbilt to the young
Duke of Marlborough has been
announced.
:. Kimura, wholesale dealer n
Japanese wines, liquors and pro-
visions is located on Allen street.
Telephone 7O4.
The English Home Secretary
mas agreed to review the Maybrick
case. New and important evidence
has been secured.
By order of the Collector General
Of Customs, JAS. +. Morgan will
sell unclaimed goods on Saturday,
October 9Th, at his salesroom.
Among those who arrived by the
Australia yesterday were w. w.
Hall, Mrs. T. w. Hebron, Mrs. 4.
G. Rowe, and Mrs. J. NJ. Sims.
Japan has ordered four war yes
sells from America. Two will be
built by Cramp and two by the
Union Iron Works, San Francisco.
Ten taro patches in the vicinity
Of the Insane Asylum were de-
molished by a gang of thirty-fve
men under Deputy Marshal Hitch
cock yesterday.
In order to keep their customers
on the other islands supplied NJ.
w. McChesney e Sons aud Lewis
d Co. keep full line of goods on
the Oceanic wharf.
1t was learned by inquiry at the
agency of the o. S. S. Co. that no
advices regarding the movements
Of through steamers belonging to
the line had been received.
Kahaanui and the three men
who were taken with Kim to the
cholera hospital yesterday were re-
turned to their cells at the police |
station during the afternoon.
Intending passengers to leave |
by the Claudine Wednesday week |
will go into quarantine Friday |
morning. Applications should be |
fled at the Board of Health office. !
Lieutenant Thos. S. Phelps, now
on waiting orders at Mare Island,
has been ordered to Immediately |
relieve Lieutenant William NJ.
Wood as navigator of the Philadel-
phia.
The Woman's Board of Missions
will meet at the Central Union
church this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. Theme: "Women as a
force in church work." by Mrs.
Birnie.
Messrs. Farrer Il Co, retiring
from business, the goodwill is ex-
tended to w. J. Stoddart, who will
conduct the same as heretofore at
Hotel street, opposite King Bros
art store.
The o. S. s. Australia will leave
this port for San Francisco prompt
ly at o'clock Wednesday, October
I'd. Attention is called to the no
tice of the agents in another column
regarding fumigation, etc.
Hereafter the Hawaiian Band
will give concerts on the Executive
building grounds Wednesday and
Friday afternoons. Members of the
Pacific Tennis Club are much
elated over the fact, as ladies' day
falls on Wednesday.
The cause of the fashlight on
Punchbowl Friday night has been
discovered. \ wagonette party of
strangers having been refused &C
cess to the Pail visited Punchbowl.
The large light of the wagonette
caused considerable disturbance
among believers of filibuster yarns.
s. F. Alexander of Oakland, for
merly of Maui, arrived at his home
September Goth, after a bicycle
tour OF 1900 miles with his daugh-
tiers through England, Wales, Swift
zerland, France and Spain. The
trio spent a most enjoyable time.