The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

+. NJ. Wakenelu IeII iOr AALiO
yesterday.
New water hydrants are being
placed on Fort street.
The band Will play at Emma
SQUARE this afternoon.
The Military Court will sit this
morning at 10 o'clock.
Levey will hold a cash sale at
his auction rooms this morning.
The Hawaiian band played the
Mariposa off yesterday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sawyer de-
parted for their new home yester-
day.
Minister Willis entertained Ad-
miral Beardslee at dinner last
evening.
Tenders are wanted for building
a women's ward at the insane
asylum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner left for
Tahiti via San Francisco by the
Mariposa. y
A fine line of dress ginghams, 3,
yards for 81, can be found at Sachs,
Fort street.
Whitney's recital will be given
this evening at Y. NJ. C.. A, COM
mencing at Z o'clock.
The Oceanic wharf was simply
packed yesterday afternoon when
the Mariposa departed.
Mr.. G. o. Nacayama, Japanese
Inspector, left for Kauai last even
ing on a tour of inspection.
B. K. Denbigh and the members
of the Cook Excursion Party left
for San Francisco yesterday.
Thirty-six creditors have proved
claims amounting to $27, 126.19
against G. L. Brito, bankrupt.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Gray left on
the Kinau yesterday for a two
weeks honeymoon tour of Hawaii.
Five new pieces will be played
this afternoon at Emma Square.
The list includes the Little Ala
bama Coon"
This morning, at 10 o'clock, !
Levey will hold two auction sales ; |
115O pine tops will be disposed of
at one of the sales.
Joseph Cunningham, employed
at the Honolulu Iron Works, left !
on the Mariposa yesterday for the
Coast hoping to improve his health.
Twenty-three hundred and fifty |
dollars will be divided among the |
native policemen today. The pre-
sentation will be made at o'clock.
People who wish to obtain passes
may obtain them by calling at the |
Marshaps Office between the hours
of IL am. and II M. and z to
9p.m.
Messrs. Kevan and Silva will be |
cat home" today at the CONNER
cial saloon. They will serve hot
clam-chowder during the noon
hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. O'Neil left on
the Mariposa for their home in st.
Louis, Mo. Mr.. O'Neil has had
charge of the erection of the new
mill at Eva.
The Hawaiian Mission Children's
Society will meet this evening at |
the residence of Mr.. J. B. Ather-
ton, at z o'clock. Directors meet
ing at quarter to z.
Gus Bruno, a well-known come
dian, was through passenger In
the Maripoea. He entertained the
crowd on the wharf previous to the
departure of the steamer.
Maeter Cyril Tyler, who has been
crowding the theaters of Australia
for some months past with artistic
violin performances, was q through
passenger by the Maripoea.
During the disastrous hurricane
that recently swept over Fiji, the
warships in the harbor at Samoa
weighed anchor and went to sea.
The captains were afraid the port
would be visited by storm similar
to the Vandalia disaster.
A rumer was current yesterday
that the Government intended de-
porting Widemann, Greig and
Marshall by the Mariposa. In
consequence of this a large crowd
OF people gathered on the Oceanic
dock to witness their departure.
They were disappointed, however,
Tor these parties failed to put in an
appearance.