The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-09
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The band played at the Execu-
tive Building yesterday morning.
The steamer Kaala arrived at
o'clock this morning from Kahuku.
The Alameda may be along to-
hight She will bring late foreign
news.
Two thousand rifles is said to
10 the amount of arms landed by
the Waimanalo.
George Madden, sailor from the
bo~k R0utenbeck, was arrested yes
terday for refusing duty
The funeral of the late }: L.
woterbouse. ST., will take place
this afternoon at o'clock.
The sale of the Kirkwood prop
er+v at Lahaina has been post
noned until next Saturday.
Quite a number of stores were
open Yesterday Of these, the ma
jority had but one door open.
The Custom House was open for
a short time yesterday morning
but no business was carried on.
Lieutenant Holi and Officer
Logan, who were shot the other
night, passed comfortable night
All island and foreign vessels
will be detained and searched be-
fore being allowed to come into
port.
Many people anticipating trouble
in the city visited friends and rela-
tives up the valley, remaining over
night.
Many people have been climbing
to the top of Punchbowl during the
past two days to view the battle at
Waikiki.
All bills and claims against the
bark Reutenbeck must be sent TO
Theo. II. Davies & Co., Id, not
later than Friday.
A number of men who were for
merly called royalists, are now
carrying guns in defense of the
Republic. Good for them.
Charlie Peterson, the lookout at
Diamond Head, telephoned the
weather report last night Tor the
first time since the revolution.
Mrs. George Farnham, of New
York, who injured her arm 30 Sc
riousiv in a fall at Honolulu
sugar mill, is recovering slowly.
A special meeting of the board
of trustees of the Queens Hospital
will be held at 10 80 o'clock this
morning at the Chamber OF Com
MERGE.
People up the valley sat on their
porches and hung on their fences
Yesterday waylaying their friends
for the "latest news" as they came
from town.
The Chinese and Japanese stores
of the city have been kept open
continually during the past few
DAYS. The owners do not seem to
notice anything that takes place.
The street car horses are enjoy
ing a well earned vacation. Pie
cars will not run until further
notice. Officer Greene, of the HUI
name Society, is happy in conse-
quence.
Chester A. Doyle and Tommy
Hebron went up Punchbowl last
night in a brake in advance o. the
military, and made search ind
ing no evidence, however, Of any
armed force.
Several pleasure-seekers from the
States are bewailing the hard luck
of having to waste precious time
here in the city instead of making
a trip to the other islands, which
they anticipated.
SQUAD 5 of the Citizens Guard,
who have been so kindly remem-
bered during their stay In the Ma
sonic building, wish to express
their thanks for coffee and sand
witches received from Mrs. DR.. Day
and Mrs. DR.. Wood, and box of
cigars from Hollister & Co.
The Government has learned that
in the plan of attack Sunday night
the rebels planned on reinforce
ments which were to arrive from
Maui on the Kinau. These men
were to attract attention to the
water front while the crowd at Ber'
telmann's came in over the Waiki'