The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-06-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

notice 10 water rate payers appears
IN this issue.
Sing 10y & Co. have a co-partner-
ship notice in this issue
Grand concert at Oahu College tomor-
row night The public is invited
Miss Marie Won Holt returned yester-
day after a long vacation on Kauai.
Hon. II. P. Baldwin came down from
Kauai on the Re Au Hou Saturday.
Don't forget the combined concert at
Kamehameha School next Saturday
evening.
Captain Evans has captured the cook
OF the Commodore, who has been wan
dering the streets.
Great bargains in groceries of all
kinds can be had at p. McInerney's
clearing out sale.
Carl Du Roi, assignee of the estate Of
Mrs a. d. Fireman., bankrupt, has a
notice in this issue.
J. NJ. Monsarrat returned from Ha-
waii on the Kinau Saturday. He has
been absent several weeks.
The Young Hawaiians' Institute is
making arrangements for another lee
ture to be given Thursday night.
The Castle Memorial organ concert
at Oahu College is the event of tOmOr-
row evening. Everybody welcome.
There will be a meeting Of Hawaiian
Lodge No. 81, f. &, y. NJ. at 1880 this
evening. Work in the Second Degree. /
Edward c. Hume, Miss L. Hume and
Miss c. Small came back on the Kinau
Saturday. They are at the Hawaiian. /
Among the arrivals on the Claudine /.
Saturday were L. A Thurston, G. A. /
Doyle, G. w. Smith and J. Leadingham.
In the case of Jack Thompson, for
vagrancy, tried in the Police Court Sat /
urday morning, the defendant was dis
charged.
The deserters from the ship J. B. .
Thomas were taken aboard that vessel |
just previous to her departure Saturday .
morning.
A. ST. Martin Macintosh and B.
Marx returned last night from a four
days visit to Laie, where they had been
fishing-and eating.
The services at PaIama Chapel Sun
day evening were attended by a large
number of people. Rev. d. p. BRINE
delivered the sermon.
There was quite as large a crowd
and about the same class of people at
the band concert yesterday at Makee
Island The musical selections were
unusually attractive.
For violating the new law in regard |
TO laundries Kan Lee was fined SIS
and costs in the Police Court Saturday
morning He has appealed his case to
the Supreme Court on points of law.
An effort will be made to have Prof.
Berger release young Baker from play-i
ing with the band on days when the
First Regiment plays ball, so that he
may go behind the bat. Baker is anX-
iOus to play.
a German police officer fastened to
the cottage of a certain interpreter at
the Hawaiian Hotel last night and in
his excitement cried: 'Hey! Japanese
dead; Marshal sent me to you to come
down quick and talk to him.
An alarm OF fire rung in from MI
uanu and King streets at 9 o'clock yes
terday morning took No. ! engine and
truck TO the Anchor saloon. The smoke
coming from the aIIeyway was caused
by burning rubbish. No damage.
1t is an interesting fact that many
of the sailors on the ship J. B. Thomas,
which sailed from this port Saturday
morning are college graduates from
Virginia This was their first trip on a
vessel. A number of them cannot even
swim.
Among the cargo by the Transit on
Saturday were a lot of stoves and a
mammoth Quincy improved refriger-
ator consigned to ". W. Dimond. The
refrigerator viii be placed in the new
store rooms of the Metropolitan Meat
Company.