The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-22
LOCAL BRENITIES.

by the Australia.
A double bedroom l. 10 let AT No.
Il Emma street.
An alphabetically arranged col
lection book has been lost.
Pearl City was visited by a very
heavy shower Sunday afternoon.
c. II. Bishop, the Lihue mer-
chant, returned by the Australia.
Camarinos has an unusual sup
ply of ice-house goods eX Australia.
The Bennington came in ye-ter-
day from a short trip to Hanalei,
Kauai.
Clarence VI. White Is at his place
Of business again, after "a few days
illness.
\ big portion Of the Australians
cargo consisted OF goods for the
holidays.
G. +. Kempster, son-in-law of W.
II. Richard, returned from the
Coast yesterday.
An adjourned meeting of the
Wailuku Sugar Company Will be
held this morning.
-. b. Smith, the shoe merchant.
returned on the Australia from a
business trip to the Coast.
Captain NIilsaps Of the Salvation
Army has been made assistant edi-
tor of the New York War Cry.
The Peerless Paint Company
gives notice regarding their patents
covering the paint sold by them.
The annual meeting OF the Ono
mea Sugar Company will be held
at the office OF G. Brewer IL Co,
October %.
F. Klamp, one Of the buyers for
III. Hackfeld IL Co., returned by the
Australia from a siX-months' trip
to Germany.
w. \. Wall, leaves today for a
two weeks professional trip to Ka-
neohe Ranch, Heeia Plantation
anu nahum.
The funeral of the infant child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Fabian .
took place from their home yester-
day afternoon.
The building recently occupied
by the Hawaiian Relief Society is
being torn down. Another is to be
put up in its place.
Hon. w. O. Smith, DIR. J. X.
Smith and III. Focke went down to
Gays Ranch by special train Sat
urday returning yesterday.
Bandmaster Berger returned from
his trip to Germany on the Aus
tralia yesterday. He reports a fine
time and looks in the best of health.
Captain Read, Minister Willis
and seven officers of the u. :. >.
Olympia paid an official visit to
the President yesterday morning.
The building committee OF Ka-
church held a meeting
yesterday morning. Nothing much
was done. Another meeting will
be held today.
y milk wagon ran into James
Campbell's phaeton yesterday after
noon on Richards street near King.
One of the hind wheels of the vehi-
Gle was taken off.
The mounted patrol was relieved
from further quarantine duty yes
terday, in consequence OF which
fact the men all turned up with
smiling cOuntenances.
The rumors concerning the in
surance on the life of the late
Samuel Louisson are without foun-
dation. He held Il policy with
Bruce Cartwright In favor OF him
self.
The Hawaiian National Band left
Kansas City for Texas October 9TH.
After remaining there Il fortnight
the boys intended to go back To
Chicago and from there proceed to
New York.
Charles Wilcox of the Board OF
Health office was kept busy issuing
orders for household furnishings in
place of those destroyed by the
Board of Health during the chol-
era epidemic.
The Bennington will leave for
Hilo. Hawaii, on or about October
29th. to be away about a fortnight.
1t is probable that Minister Willis
will be the guest of the captain and
officers on the trip.
George b. Greig, king of Fan
ming Island, Is in San Francisco
to meet Sir Audley Coote on cable
matters. He will probably stop