The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.
.ew goods at J. J. Egan's.

day Tor larceny OF Morse
George w. Lincoln received the
contract for building the new Won
Holt block.
Leases of lots ON the Esplanade
will be sold by the Government on
noon Of October I'd.
Everything is ready for cholera
patients at the immigration depot.
Work was finished yesterday.
Several riding parties are on for
this week. The moonlight nights
are being taken advantage Of.
The household effects of NJ. D.
Monsarrat will be sold this morn
ing on the premises, Union street,
by Morgan.
A married couple, without chill
dren, want to rent furnished cot
tage of three rooms, besides bath
and kitchen.
DR.. McLennan, wife and Miss
McLennan returned yesterday on
the S. G. Wilder, after an extended
trip to the States.
George Lycurgus and D. G.
Camarinos left by the Castle yes
terday. The former will spend
several months on the Coast.
There were five natives arrested
Yesterday for selling spirituous
liquor without license. Three of
tbe number were women and two
men.
ONLY a few men were at work re-
moving debris from the new fish
market yesterday. Removing water
pipes will require great deal OF
labor.
James Mott, Jr., is prepared to
put your premises In the best pos
sible condition at the shortest no.
tice and lowest possible prices for
cash.
A Blair camera, with tripod,
plates, printing frame, ETC., is
wanted to exchange for Rambler,
Columbia or Monarch bicycle of
equal value.
F. NJ. Swanzy, assignee OF the
estate of zee Chong calls for claims
against the estate within four
weeks from this date, or they will
be forever barred.
Pomela, a native woman living
at Niolopa, Nuuanu Valley, was
arrested by officer Logan yesterday
morning for selling spirltuous
liquor without license.
The Honolulu Iron Works were
forced to shut down for over three
hours yesterday morning. The SCOT
from the smokestack fell in and
stopped up the chimney.
Friends visiting the McGrew
home on Hotel street last evening
were treated to beautiful sight In
the shape of rare night-blooming
cereus plant in full bloom.
The smell of bonfres was in the
air yesterday, during the afternoon
especially. Every one seemed bent
upon burning the least traces of
rubbish that could be scraped up.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the Fairchild-Cummins
nuptials at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Widemann this evening.
The reception will last from 8 to
10 o'clock.
From private sources it is
learned that the Canadian steamer
Mioyera, due to arrive here August
31st, will not arrive till September
I'd, as her date of departure from
Sydney was changed.
Two native women and a man
were arrested yesterday morning
by David Kappa for selling spirit
uous liquors without license. The
case will come up for trial in the
police court this morning.
Some fear is entertained with
respect to the natives living in the
house on Queen street where the
Young native, Maulu, died. They
did not follow the doctors instruc-
tons while attending Maulu.
1t has been fact of late, notice
able to many persons, that Portu-
guese "kids' are no longer in the
habit of eating green fruits. Evil
IDENTIFY the warning given to Portu-
guese families has had its effect.
The Chinese residents in the vi
cinitv of the large hole at the foot
of Liliha street, Palama, have had
instilled into them a righteous fear
of that place. Five of their country
men have been lodged in Jail on
its account.