The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Chinese New Year festivities
will likely end today.
Some of the crew of the Australia
were refused passes last night.
Smith, the bus man, has a no.
tice to the public in this issue. l
The Military Court will resume,
work this morning at 10 o'clock.
A quantity of ammunition ar
rived by the Australia for the Gov
eminent.
George w. Jost was the only
passenger that left in the S. G.
Wilder Saturday.
The Hawaiian band will sere-
made ]. f. Hackfeld. German Con-
sul, today at noon.
A marshal's sale of effects, the
property of L. Bradley, will take
place at noon today.
Lieutenant Kanae has been ap-
pointed police captain in place Of
A. Rosehill, resigned. Y
c. Stoeckle was a passenger In
the Australia. He brought four Of
Edison's Microscopes with him.
James F. Morgan will hold an
underwriters sale this morning at
10 O'Clock at II. Hackfeld & Co. g.,
Company F presented Mr.. and
Mrs. Montana yesterday with "a
beautifully framed picture of them
selves.
The adjourned annual meeting Of
the Peoples Ice and Refrigerating
Company will be held on the 31st
instant.
Captain Van Dyke and Lieuten-
ant Sharpless, members of the Sal
walton Army, arrived yesterday
from San Francisco.
Seventy Japanese left by the
Likelike Saturday. They will be
distributed between Paauhan and
Ooakala plantations.
A meeting of the Paukaa Sugar
Company will be held at the Office
of c.. Brewer & Company this
morning at 10 o'clock.
The Honolulu Iron works, like
many other business concerns, paid
their employees in full for time lost
during the late trouble.
Mrs. B. Freimann will leave for
New York by the Australia. She
goes to purchase millinery and
fancy goods for Ehlers Il Co.
Out of the one hundred odd mem
bers of the Hawaiian Republican
Club but one man turned out to be
a rebel. It was George Markham.
Enrico Campobello, the singer,
well-known in Honolulu, is being
sued by his wife for legal separa-
ton. Her maiden name was Grace
Porter.
The date of holding a special
election for representative, to fill
the vacancy caused by the death
of Charles L. Carter has not been
decided on.
The evolutionary recital given by
Mrs. Edgerton at the Hawaiian
Hotel on Saturday evening was an
enjoyable affair. A large number
of people attended.
John F. Bowler will be brought
before the Military Court today on
a charge of misprision of treason.
v. V. Ashford's case will probably
be called tomorrow.
William Daley, the theatrical
manager, was recently made the
happy father of boy. Mr.. Daley
expects to pay another visit to Ho-
nolulu during the summer.
Mr.. Hegg, a well-known artist
from the North, has q card in this
issue. Mr.. Hegg is on his annual
vacation, making both q pleasure
as we'll as business trip.
Five Cock excursionists were
passengers In the Australia. A
number Of others who were to come
by the same vessel gave up the trip
on account of the war news.
At the conclusion of the morning
service in st. Andrews Cathedral,
yesterday, the organist played the
German national anthem in honor
of Emperor Williams birthday.
Saloonmen are beginning to won
der when they will be allowed to
open. During continuance Of mar
tial law in 1893 saloons were al
lowed to be open during the day
and part of the night.
The members of Makapuu Point
squad, under command of Cecil
Brown and Senator Rice, were pho
togrsphed in front of the Homo! ulu