The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-23
LOCAL BRENITIES.

Ladies day at the courts OF the
Pacific Tennis Club.
II. p. Baldwin viii leave for the
Coast October 2Gth.
The Olympia viii leave port at
IL clock this morning.
The mounted patrol are again
out ON the regular beats.
\ very large riding party went
up 10 the Pail last night
:. Nishimura, Robinson block,
has a closing out sale of dry goods.
J. L. Kawainui editor OF the
kuokoa died this morning at four
O'Clock.
On account Of the movements Of
the Bennington "Mcredith's Old
Coat" viii probably not be given.
Julien D. Hayne, in letters to
friends here, states that he Will re-
turn with Mrs. Hayne on the Ala
media.
The Pacific Lodge No. SD \. F..
q ~ NJ. Will hold a special meet
ing at 100 tonight. Work in
third degree.
One Of the soldiers of Company
F was locked up in the guard
house Monday morning for fight
ing in ranks.
Company ID men are discussing
the various merits and dement's of
the various candidates for the Office
OF lieutenant.
The engagement OF Ned Adams,
we'll known in Honolulu, to Miss
Gretchen Beck Of Portland, Or,
mas been announced.
The petition of W. c. Lane to
dissolve injunction restraining him
from selling his rice lands at Koo-
lau has been denied.
The annual meeting OF the
Paukaa Sugar Co. will be held at
the office OF G.. Brewer IL Co. at 10 .
o'clock this morning.
The Waimea Sugar Mill Com
pany on Kauai has started grind
ing. The first forty acres taken off
yielded 800 tons, or Z! tons per
acre.
W. y. Armstrong will leave for
the States on the Australia Satur-
day. He goes on private business
and Will be absent about two
months.
Inquiry at the japanese Legation
developed the fact that no informa-
ton regarding a japanese man-of-
war coming to this port had been
received.
The Kilohana Art League call .
attention to dates upon which pic
lures may be delivered at the hall,
also rs to other matters connected
with the exhibition.
Invitations are out for the we'd
ding of Flora Glade, daughter of
II. +. Glade, Hawaiian Consul at
Bremen, to Lieutenant Seebach OF
the imperial army.
Sophie Smith, a notorious Ger
man woman of the city, was ar
rested yesterday for robbing Fred
Alksne, sailor on the Australia,
of a gold watch valued at $50.
The Finance Department adver-
tises today for sealed tenders for
Hawaiian treasury notes to the
amount of $4,000 in the denOmi-
nations OF $1,000 or multiples there
of.
Col. J. II. Fisher and family Will
leave on the Australia for an eX-
tended visit at their former home
in San Francisco. Colonel Fisher
will probably return the first OF
next year 7.
Private letters received from MINI
lister Castle state that he i COM !
fortably settled in Washington.
He has met Secretary Olney quite
and had a very pleasant
The annual meetings of the Paia
Company and the
Haiku Sugar Company which were
to have taken place ut the office of
Castle X Cooke on the 18th inst.
have been postponed until the 18th.
Dr. f. Il. Day gave dinner to
the officers of the Board OF Health
On Monday. President Dole and &
Hatch, W. O. Smith. John
T. Waterhouse, I. f. Lansing. DR.
Wood and W. y. Armstrong were
present.
At a meeting Of the building
of kawaiahao church r
yesterday morning it was decided j
that the work OF putting in the {
back pews be proceeded with in
nrGer ~ 1,raUare the church for oc-