The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.


died Yesterday morning.
Al experienced driver and gard
erer advertises for a position.
Several officers OF the Benning-
ton were ashore yesterday alter
noon.
The barber shop IN the Airing
ton, Hotel street, Is for sale. A
bargain.
The boat boys are not complain
ing az much as a short time ago.
Business is picking up.
There was an absurd rumor ahoat
Yesterday that two new cases Of
cholera had been discovered.
The Oahu Railway will COM
naence running regular trains to
Eva and Waianae on Monday.
Mrs. Bolton has opened the New
York dressmaking parlors on Nuu-
anu avenue near the Eagle House.
There will be a sale of uncalIed-
Tor bonded merchandise at Nor
CANS auction rooms at 10 o'clock
today.
The captain and officers Of the
U. S. S. Olympia paid their re-
spects 70 President Dole yesterday
morning.
Iwakimi in the Robinson block,
Hotel street, is making a speci-
atty of crepe shirts made by Akao
1f Yokohama.
There will be work in the second
degree at the special meeting of
The Pacific Lodge, U. ID. a. +. d a.
VI, at their hall this evening.
Workers in the interest of Hawai-
ahao have not been idle. They
are now planning for the arrange
nent Of the interior of the church.
The old sign, Camp Wayson, re-
mains nailed to one Of the palm
trees on the Government building
grounds as a reminder of cholera
times.
An adjourned quarterly meeting
of the trustees of the Queens Hos
pital at half-past 10 o'clock, at the
rooms of the Chamber of Com
merCe.
The tin buckets, cooking utensils
and plates of the Hawaiian Relief
Society were sold at auction yester-
day. These articles brought fairly
good prices.
A number of Portuguese resi-
dents in Marquesville having paid
six months water rates in advance,
pipes are being laid to connect
with the main.
One Of the large water mains in
Nuuanu Valley burst Monday
afternoon and was repaired by
Superintendent Brown by 4 o'clock
Tuesday morning.
This is ladies' day at the courts
Of the p. T. c., where it hoped
lady friends of the club will feel
free to visit this afternoon any
time between 4 and 6 o'clock.
The Board Of Health had no
session yesterday. The only bust
ness done by the secretary was in
issuing permits to persons desiring |
to visit other ports of the island.
Three Cinnamon were brought |
into the police station from the |
quarantine station by Port Sur
veyor Sanders yesterday afternoon
for violating passport regulations. !
James F. Morgan will hold three |
Gales this morning. At 10 o'clock |
the dentists appliances will be
sold, after which a bankrupt stock |
Of ready-made clothing will have
the attention of the auctioneer.
Captain Scott and others made /
q raid on a Chinese shop near Muir
rays blacksmith establishment on
King street yesterday morning.
Ten tins of opium and a complete
smoking outfit were found con-
Gealed in various places.
Several boys in a boat were out
IL iAc hdIOO ycSIcIudy Will 4OuA
full rugged yachts which they
Defender /, Defender II,
Valkyrie III and Valkyrie ", re-
spectively. Strangely enough both
the Defenders came out ahead in a
race.
Tennis men are talking over the
project of forming a tennis associa-
ton to be made up of clubs from
all the islands. There are many
who favor the plan, but there are
likewise many who think it would
De detrimental to the best interests
Of tennis.
Ihe steam roller was at work
yesterday on the road leading to