The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.


the volcano.
A gentle riding horse is offered
for sale cheap.
Miss Eva Parker left for Mana
by the Kinau yesterday.
Seats for the Marquardt concerts
will be on sale this evening.
Special meeting of Hawaiian
Lodge this evening. Work in third
degree.
The engagement of Miss Anita
Neumann to Il. Focke is an
nounced.
Hon. w. II. Rice and family re-
turned to Kauai yesterday by the
Mikahala.
The Miowera will be due on July
4th from Sydney for Victoria and
Vancouver.
Charles H. Ramsay will act
under full power of attorney for W.
Henry Johnson.
The Hawaiian band played at
the Executive building grounds
yesterday morning.
Expressman Nieper has recov-
cred from his late accident and Is
ready for business again.
Special meeting of shareholders
Eva plantation at Office of Castle
& Cooke, 2 80 p. NJ. today.
Rev. Stephen L. Desha, the elo-
quent Hilo preacher, left for his
home by the Kinau yesterday.
Sam Gunst secured the position
of assistant bookkeeper at Kahu-
lui, and left for that place by the
Kinau.
The Kinau took away 68 passen-
gers, with two exceptions, all for
way ports. Many were teachers of
Punahou off on a vacation.
McIperny received .hree answers
to his cad" contest from different
portions of Eastern Canada through
the medium of the ADVERTISER.
Viewers of the heavens witnessed
d beautiful sight last evening in
the occultation of the planet Venus
and the moon. The eclipse began
about 8 o'clock.
A petition is being circulated for
signatures praying President Dole
to pardon John Muhuka, politi-
cal prisoner sentenced to five years
imprisonment at hard labor with
$4,000 fine.
The lacrosse sticks, balls and
other articles of equipment arrived
by the Warrimoo for the Ell. L. G.
The teams will be organized at
once and practice commenced
without delay.
G. o. Nacayama has resigned his
position as Inspector General of
Japanese immigrants under the
Government. Mr.. Nacayama has
received an appointment under the
japanese Government.
Company D will elect captain
this evening. Captain w. G.
Wilder, Jr., will likely succeed
himself without opposition. There
will be muster and inspection of the
company at the same time.
Special meeting of shareholders
of Paia plantation at Office of Cas-
tie & Cooke $3.50 a. M, Friday,
June 28th. Haiku Sugar Com
pany shareholders will meet at
place at 8 a. 10. on same date.
Lieutenant L. T. Kenake was
unanimously elected to succeed
himself as second lieutenant of
Company B. This makes the
third term of that popular officer.
Inspection and muster followed
the election.
John Marquardt and his talented
wife will appear in two concerts to
be given at the Y. M. G. A. hall on |
next Friday and Saturday nights. |
Reserved seats will be on sale this
Wednesday morning at the Ho-
bron Drug Company.
The water supply was shut off
throughout the city yesterday |
about 5 o'clock. Persons residing
on the plains complain that there
was no water in that locality yes
terday morning. What is the
matter with the pumping plant.
/ Commissioner Marsden shipped
i consignment of japanese toads to
Hawaii by the Kinau. They will
: le sent to Mason's place on the
, olcano road, where the poke, or
ut worms, have been committing
Untold ravages. A number of
lorned frogs were also taken to
kula by G. P. Wilder.
I Sequah will leave on Friday for
p round trip of the islands,
salling at Hilo. Maui and |