The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-07-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Larsen says his express leads
others follow.
a desirable residence on Alapai
street is to let.
Judge Bickerton was somewhat
improved yesterday.
Sequah is said To be doing land
Office business in Hilo.
There was a fashionable luau in
the suburbs last night.
Next mail to the Coast by City
of Picking, on the 18th.
The Lehua may capture the fill
busters while she is away this
time.
The brick work on the pumping
plant house is moving along
slowly.
Furnished rooms to let by the
day, week or month at Sailors
Home.
Monday is the last day to pay
water rates before extra percentage
is added.
All persons are warned not to
purchase any properties from one
Kaaohi (w).
The exercises at St. Andrews
priory yesterday afternoon were
very interesting.
Quite a number of passengers
are booked to leave by the w. G.
Hall this morning.
The Australia will bring large
huber of excursionists also nu-
merous island people.
There are several hack horses>
about town that need the attention
of Humane Agent Green.
A late issue of Nawahi's paper
says the natives believe restoration
will take place very soon.
The June number of Handicraft
contains interesting articles on
Kamehameha school affairs.
Professor Leonard is mystifying
and delighting Colonial people
with his powers of occultism.
Regular quarterly meeting of G.
Brewer & Co, Ltd, this morning
at 10 o'clock in Office of company.
The Sharpshooters held a meet
ing in the Judiciary building last
night. Reporters were not ad-
mitted.
The Hawaiian Club will play at
an entertainment and dance to be
given at the Hartwell home Satur-
day night.
George II. Paris, business man.
ager and treasurer of the Hawaiian
Gazette Company, is expected
home by the Australia.
The Lehua may not return as
soon as anticipated. She only car
ried fifty tons of coal, hardly suf-
fcient quantity to complete voy-
age of ten days.
All persons who won prizes in
the Antiques and Horribles on
July 4th are requested to call on
T. f Lansing as early as possible
and receive the same.
The boat boys will be on the
scratch at o'clock Saturday after
noon to take part in the ten-oared
barge race. If no other crew ar
rives, they will claim the prize.
Farewell hop to J. F. Hamburg
by the Lei lima Club, at Indepen-
dence Park pavilion, this evening.
The Hawaiian Club will furnish
music. A good time is anticipated.
The bicycle advertised at the
police station has found an owner.
Mrs. McNee, who recently returned
to the States, purchased it from ID.
s. Walker, Cleveland bicycle agent.
Alakea street is blocked up by a
frame house being removed from
the lot adjoining ]. Hopp's resi-
dence. A tabernacle for the Chris
tan church will be erected on the
lot.
Iolani School will hold its clos
ing exercises this afternoon. All
persons interested in the school
will be welcomed. REGULATIONS and
singing Will commence at 2 p. NJ.
Athletic contest about 3 80.
Complaint is made against the
gathering OF young hoOdlums IN
front of the Salvation Army bar
racks after meetings are concluded.
Indecent remarks are made when
ladies' pass along that place.
Captain Scott and others arrest