The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-10-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

3. Casino is in the tolls for desert
ing his wife
Regular meeting of Excelsior Lodge,
/. o. o. F. tonight.
Rev. o. P. Emerson and wife return
ed by the Australia yesterday.
The Australia will sail for San Fran
cisco Thursday, Oct 18th, at p. m.
a well recommended bookkeeper
wishes 10 keep one more set Of books.
See ad.
There will be a meeting of Hawaiian
Lodge No. p this evening for Work in
Second Degree.
D. Koa was arrested in Peleula yes
terday afternoon for selling liquor
without a license.
Congressman c. A Boutelle of Maine
has arrived in San Francisco and will
make a speech or two while there.
Lihue and Kekaha plantations on the
Garden Isle will start up again for the
season some time during the week
Board and room wanted at once by
young gentleman; healthy locality; pri-
vate family; separate cottage preferred.
This is Company BIS drill night. 1t
is TO be hoped that all the members will
respond cheerfulIy to orders hereafter.
The steamer Lehua took away all the
foreign mail for Hawaii yesterday
which kept the Post Office clerks hust-
ling.
Postmaster General Dat will be back
on the Kinau today after tour of in
spection of the various post offices of
Hawaii.
DR.. L. NJ. Ingersoll will return 10
her home in California by the bark
Mohican after a three months stay in
this city.
Miss Ada NJ Williams of San Fran
cisco arrived by the Australia yester-
day. and is stopping with her brother,
II. H. Williams, 800 King street.
The painting of the volcano, by Ia
venier, which has hung in the Foreign
Office for long time, will be sent to
the Hawaiian Legation in Washington.
Opportunity is offered persons to
learn bookkeeping or to prepare them
selves for college. See advertisement.
The Hawaiian band will play on the
Hotel grounds Wednesday evening at
o'clock upon which occasion the pub
lie are cordially invited to be present.
There will be rehearsals of the cho,
rus. principals and orchestra of the
opera of ii Trovatore in the usual place
at 1880 this Tuesday and Thursday
evenings
Supervisor Benjamin of San Fran
cisco has succeeded in getting the mu-
nicipal authorities there to appropriate
the sum of $500 with which to purchase
the Goto remedies.
The great pile of tumblers in w. w.
DimOnd's window took a notion to
collapse last night and now there is a
sight to behold in the window. Not one
of the glasses was broken.
The steamer w. G.. Hall will sail for
Maui and Hawaii ports at 10 a. m. to-
day in charge of Captain Simerson who
will leave the steamer at Kona to be
with his wife who is quite i'll. Until
returning to Honolulu the Hall will
be in charge of Captain Thompson OF
the Ke Au Hou, picking up Captain
Simerson at Kona.
The many friends of Steward James
of the o. S. S. Australia will be most
sorry to learn that this trip up to San
Francisco will be his last on the popu-
lar steamer, he having decided to
take full charge of his interests in the
States. Mr.. James has always shown
himself most capable in the perform
ance of his duties always ready to ac-
commodate passengers and never lack
ing in a pleasant word for everyone.
]. o. Carter, Jr., manager of the Star
Base Ball Club, emphatically denies
the rumor that the game on Saturday
was thrown away. The club met the
Waikiki nine with the feeling that it
was an easy matter to vanquiSh them,
and when the mistake was discovered
it was too late to catch up. Hart was
taken out of the box in anticipation of
the game yesterday, and with the in
tention of saving his arm if possible.