The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-31
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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Portland.
Pacific Lodge A. F. d \. VI. will
have work in the third degree at
7:3O this evening.
Morgan Will hold a sale Of old
buildings next old Chinese Theater
at 10 o'clock today.
The quarterly statement of the
COllectOr-General OF Customs l.
published in this issue.
The names of the newly-elected
officers OF the HOnOkaa Sugar Com
pany are published today.
All restrictions upon passengers
and baggage between this and other
ports have been rescinded.
The Pacific Hardware Company
Is selling Hawaiian lime at 30 cents
per bucket, including containers.
Tomorrow at 10 IN. there will
be an auction sale OF japanese
goods at Nishimura's place, 10
NuuanU street.
Annual meeting OF Pacific Sugar
Mill stockholders will he held this
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the office
Of Messrs. +. \. Schafer IL Co.
The annual meeting OF stock
holders OF the KohaIa Sugar Com
pany will be held at the office of
Castle IL Cooke. Ltd. at 10 O'Clock
today.
Members Of the visiting commit
tee Of the Free Kindergartens paid
a visit to the different departments
yesterday and found things in a
very hourishing condition.
The Y. w. C. r. U. will meet in
Central Union Church at the usual
hour this afternoon. Every mem
Der Is requested to be present. Mat
tiers of interest to be discussed.
The Mounted Reserve will be
drilled by Captain Alfred Carter
on the Makiki baseball grounds,
beginning at 7:30 o'clock this even
ing. Every member is requested
to be present.
The Chinese Relief Society, form
ed during the cholera epidemic, has
still S4OO in the treasury. This is
in charge of Wing Wo Tai and will /.
be saved for Chinese in destitute
Commissioner Marsden was en- |
gagged yesterday inspecting some .
,anaigre roots that were grown on
lands of the Pacific Sugar Com
pany at Kukuihaele. The crop
was good one in quality.
l.. NJ. Johnson, late proprietor of
the Eagle House, :. J. Levey, for
merly auctioneer, and c.. J. Whit
ney left by the China. 1t is said
Johnson and Whitney will enter
the Chinese army. Levey is on a
business trip.
Keoki, a native, was arrested for
yesterday morning by
Officer Opunui on a warrant sworn
out by Detective David Kappa, and
NIele, a native woman, was arrested
in the afternoon by Officer Kawa-
nee for assault and battery on Ke-
While blasting out coral for the
foundation at the Mulch building,
Hotel and Bethel streets, yester-
day, a rock was sent crashing
through one of Ordway Il POrter's
plate glass windows. 1t will cost
SS5 to replace it and Mr.. Mulch
bears the expense.
No arrangements have been made
for a Thanksgiving football game
as vet, but should there be failure
to make arrangements with the F.
Punahou boys it Is very probable F.
that two teams will be chosen from .
the ranks OF the III. y. a. c. to buck .
against one another.
A. :. Hartwell and L. \. Thurs
ton will practice law under the firm .
name of Hartwell IL Thurston after .
1st. This will make one
of the strongest legal combinations
that has ever been formed in this
country. Mr.. Thurston will move
into the office occupied by Mr.
On account of the rainy weather
yesterday afternoon, ladies' day
at the courts of the Pacific
Tennis Club was not quite
as we'll attended as usual. There
were present Mrs. Gum, Mrs. .
Focke, Miss Ward, Miss Mollie At
kinson, the Misses Hart, the Misses
Kitchen and others.
The Chinese-English Debating
Society did not meet last Friday .
evening. \ quorum was not pres
ent and both the president and