The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

IN this issue.
Captain T. B. Murray's COM
,any, \. G.. H., had its regular
drill last night.
Geo. Roedick, assignee in bank
ruptcy of L. d. Timmons has a
notice in this issue.
Pacific Lodge A. f. ~ a. NJ. held
a regular convOcation at the Ma
sonic Temple last night.
a quarterly dividend will be due
and payable TO the stockholders of
the Wilder S. s. Co. today.
Small boys in gymnasium suits
we're numerous in the Lew Y. NJ. G.
A. gymnasium yesterday after
noon.
Quarantine having been raised
from schools in all districts the
Kauluwela school will open this
morning.
John Toms, manager of the Ka-
Daa store Of the Makee Sugar Com
pany, is in town on a two weeks
vacation.
George Sea, night clerk at the
police station, was on duty again
last night after an illness of two or
three days.
4 special meeting of the Hawai-
ian Lodge A. +. and A. NJ. is call
ed for this evening. Work in sec
ond degree.
Members of the Y. II. l. are get
ing into trim for their anniversary
concert, at which are to be sung old
Hawaiian airs.
Woven Wire Bailey" is manu-
featuring and selling very cool and
comfortable chairs and lounges
made of woven wire.
There will be an auction sale of
edibles and lumber at the rooms of
the Hawaiian Relief Association at
10 o'clock this morning.
Tomorrow is ladies' day at the
courts of the Pacific Tennis Club.
Lady friends are welcome at any
time throughout the day.
Ladies' of the Hawaiian Relief
Society were busy at the central
depot yesterday strengthening up
the affairs of that organization.
c.. S. Bradford of the ADVERTISER
Is taking a vacation of few weeks.
During his absence ]. L. Stacker
will have charge of the city work.
Adjutant Egner interviewed a
hackman last night in consequence
of the jehu having interfered in
some of the good work of the adju-
tant.
Officers OF the U. S. S. Olympia
were out calling yesterday after
noon. Several of the number have
visited this port before on other
men-of-war.
Charles Weatherwax and Jack
Lucas are in quarantine the for
mer is making pictures and the
latter acknowledging contracts of |
the laborers.
Elaborate arrangements are be-
ing made for the Lei lima dance |
at Independence Park pavilion Fri
day night. Every one seems to an
ticipate jolly time.
Children from infected districts
will be allowed to attend school |
from now on. This will swell the
attendance greatly at the various
educational institutions.
When the furnishings and sup
plies at the cholera hospital have
been removed the buildings will
probably be completely wbitewash-
ed as a precautionary measure.
James Bolster, who was forced to
give up his position on the Star on
account of illness, is rusticating in
Palolo valley. His health is very
much improved in consequence of
the change.
Emma square was crowded last
night by persons anxious to hear
for the first time by the Hawaiian
Band, the New York Worlds song
The Band Played On" The
piece met with hearty encore.
Punahou College football men
will seek to organize a team with
which to buck the center " of the
81. A. 4. C.. team. Football games
are looked forward to with a great
deal of interest by the lovers of the
sport.
Strenuous efforts are being made
by the friends of the long term po-
litical prisoners to secure their par
don on Thanksgiving day. 1t is
understood that in the event of
John Bowler being pardoned he
will leave the country.