The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-19
LOCAL BREVITIEs.
Where is the Arawa d?

William II. Rice left for Lihue
last night.
The Government schools will re-
open on Monday.
The military court may hold a
session this evening.
Marshal Hitchcock did not leave
by the Kinau yesterday.
The Government Offices were
open for business yesterday.
The Military Commission will
likely hold a session tonight.
The Hawaiian Mission Children's
Society will not meet tonight.
J. F. Brown and wife left for
Hawaii yesterday for brief visit.
The Marshal has a new transla-
ton of the mystic letters F. L. I.
Volunteers from the Citizens
Guard are wanted for a mounted
patrol.
Services in German will be held
at the Y. NJ. G. A. tomorrow at IL
o'clock.
I, Several Chinese have been ar
1 rested for completely in the late
uprising.
Two natives were arrested yes
( terday afternoon on a charge of
conspiracy.
A shipment of arms was sent to
Hilo yesterday in care of two spe-
cial officers.
A number of Australian rams
were sent to Puuloa Ranch yester-
day in the Kinau.
The annual meeting of the Pau
kaa Sugar Company will be held
on the 28th instant.
The Oahu College and Punahou
Preparatory school will both open
on Monday morning.
The Manufacturers Shoe Com
pany say that they can fit Lot Lane
or any other big-footed man.
Several parties were sent out yes
terday in search of arms. They
returned without securing any.
A violin said to have been manu-
featured in 1890 and valued at
500 is on view at Scharf's book
store.
Company B will report for duty
today at noon. The members will
do guard duty for forty-eight
hours.
The Citizens Guard details will
remain on duty until the mounted
patrol has been organized and per-
fected.
If all tue prisoners now on the
reef attend the Sunday service to
be held there the congregation will
be large one.
The annual meeting of the Ka-
piolani Park Association will be
held on the 23d inst, at the Office
of VIM. g. Irwin & Co.
A large crowd of people congre-
gated on Merchant street yesterday
morning to see the rebels start for
the Executive Building.
The band will give concert at
Emma Square this afternoon. Pro-
lessor Berger's march ''Palolo" will
be played for the first time.
The Japanese immigrants now at
the quarantine station have struck
and refuse to sign labor contracts. |
A number of them were to be sent |
Tn Hawaii vesfePdav
Rumor says that British Com
missioner Halves sent a request on |
the Miowera for a warship. The |
vessel ought to be here by next |
Tuesday at the latest.
Adjutant- General Soper an
nounces that unrestricted commu- |
nication is now allowed in the diff |
ferent valleys on this island, the |
sentries having been withdrawn.
Mr.. J. P. P. COLLAGE, the obligin& |
clerk of the Hawaiian Hotel, is en- |
titled to the thanks of this Office !
for generous favors extended. He
is always a good friend to news
paper men.
The boys of Company F were |
kindly remembered with coffee |
during their stay in Manoa, and |
also received every attention for
their comfort from the ladies at |
Montana's house.
A corporal of Company F wishes
to say a good word for the bravery
displayed by Major Potter during
the skirmish at Moiliili. He was
always at the front and in the
most exposed positions.