The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

\ number OF the band boys are
on duty as inspectors.
a. S. Barnes has a furnished cot
tage on School street for rent.
Senator J. A. McCandlass is sup
erintending the work at Halawa.
J. A. Camel, the baseball player,
will leave for San Francisco today.
A change in the third district has
been adopted by the Board of
Health.
All Pau was arrested yesterday
for breaking into a house owned by
Jose Teixiera.
Mail for the other islands will
be received at the postoffice up to 2
o'clock today.
The relief society desires to Dor
row 5O-gallon boiler for use at
the Waikiki station.
Adjutant Egner and other mem
bers Of the Salvation Army are as
sisting in the work ofinspection.
Horsford's acid phosphate is a
good thing to use these times it is
sold by the Hollister Drug Com
Pany.
CD. Chase has 3-sheet poster
displayed at his Office advertising
E. f. Boyer's excursions to this
country.
Ladies of the Hawaiian Relief
Committee are very thankful to
inspectors for reporting the cases
of destitute natives.
Three cocoanut trees took a
tumble last night at old Waikiki
the vicinity of Mrs. Wilder's place.
No one was injured.
The hopes of many people for
successful landing on the island of
Hawaii seem to rest with Sheriff
Hitchcock Of that island.
A mandolin and guitar club has
been formed and will begin prac-
tice as soon as the situation in the
city brightens up little. I
John Mott furnished some three
or four dozen saucepans, teaypots
and drinking cups for the destitute
natives in the Moiliili section.
III. +. Wichman has something
of an interesting nature to say in
this issue; he talks about micro
scopes and other goods in the opti-
cal line.
The more enlightened of the
Japanese. and Chinese races are
doing good work in making a
thorough inspection of the Japan
csc and Chinese quarters.
The Roberts ozonotor is a germ
destroyer and is highly recon-
mended as such; they are both |
cheap and effective. For sale by |
the Hawaiian Hardware Company. !
All Sang was arrested yesterday |
for violating Board of Health regu-
lations. He was caught fishing in
the vicinity of Kalia, near the
place where cholera cases were dis
covered recently.
A fence has been put around on
the outside of the delivery win
dows at the Relief Committee de-
pot. By this means crowds are
kept away. Only few at a time
are allowed TO enter.
There are no longer any hopes
for regatta, and the hard prac-
tice of the last month has gone to
the winds, with the exception that
It has developed the muscle of
those who went into training.
The remainder of the old fish
market will be done with entirely
in the next day or so. Only part
of the old wharf remained yester-
day. People of the city will be
glad to see the last of the old eye
sore.
The ambulance men have named
their cluster of tents on the Gov
eminent building grounds Scamp
Wayson," in recognition of the
kindness which DR.. d. w. Wayson
has shown them since their en-
ployment in the present work.
The number of calls for assist
ance at the depot of the Hawaiian
Relief Committee has increased
very materially. Over 1000 persons
were fed on Monday and 1860 on
Tuesday. Some of the poor people
who visited the depot yesterday
looked as if they had not tasted
food for quite while.
Mrs. Jose Coelho is another per-
son who thought she would defy
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