The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-11
LOCAL BREFITIES,

at this office. Must have horse or
bicycle.
The Criterion barber shop is
patronized by men who enjoy
clean shave.
Take advantage of Sachs under
wear sale and lay in supply. The
sale is for one week only.
Paul Isenberg, Jr., advertises for
the owner of a small bay mare
taken up at Waialae ranch.
The handsome Regina music box
in Elite ice cream parlors is from
the stock of Wall, Nichols & Co.,
who are the sole agents.
c. r. McVeigh, manager and
proprietor of the International
Iron Works, has a notice in this
issue.
Foster & Hitchcock, proprietors
of the old established Sanders Ex-
press Company, have card in this
issue.
The Hawaiian Lodge, No. 81,
will hold special meeting at 7:30
this evening. Work in Third
Degree.
Suggestions of plans to govern
the liquor traffic are asked for by
Henry Warehouse and F. J.
Lowrey.
J. II. Coney, deputy sheriff of
Kauai, has baen appointed tenn
porarY sheriff in place of Samuel
Wilcox, who is now in the States.
Commissioner Marsden sends by
the steamer this morning quanti-
ties of tree seeds to II. P. Baldwin
and w. III. Richard, with full in
structions regarding their planting.
On account of the rain last night
there was no concert by the band.
Professor Berger, with the girls of
Kamehameha School had very
successful rehearsal of the pro-
gram to be given Saturday night.
w. H. Dimond has closed his
Fort-street store and is moving the
stock to the new building on King
street, which will be open to the
public on the 18th. Any orders to
Telephone IS will be promptly
filed.
A correspondent of the ADvER-
User wishes the attention Of the
Commissioner of Agriculture called
to the young forest growing on the
sidewalks at Makiki. Properly
this particular forest is under the
supervision of the road supervisor.
Collins harness shop on King
street is undergoing repairs on the
inside Just now. New shelving is
being put in for new and large
stock of harness, saddles and all
goods in the harness store line.
When completed the place will be
one of the finest in the city.
A warrant was issued at 6
o'clock last evening for the arrest
of L. V. Redpath, who is charged
with embezzling funds from the
Hawaiian Gazette Company. Up
to II o'clock last night the police
had not found Mr.. Redpath. He
was last seen on Fort street about
o'clock.
When the larger part of the crew
of the Annie Paint came ashore for
water yesterday people along the
water front thought they were de
serting ship and stood around to
see the fun, but the men got what
they wanted and pulled out again
to the boat, leaving very much
disappointed crowd on shore.
During the Legisla ture OF 1892,
Chief Justice Judd, William Foster
and Cecil Brown were appointed
members of com mission to revise
and recodify the Penal Code OF
Hawaii. The commission, after
laboring for over three years, have
submitted a printed report, which
will be placed before the Legls-
lature soon to convene.
The young ladies of Kane hame-
ha girls school are working very
zealously for their concert to be
given at Independence Park pa
vilion Saturday night. Kohala
Seminary is the object for which
they are working, and with that in
mind, together with the fact that
upon previous occasions the young
ladies of Kamehameha have made
a reputation for themselves in the
line of music, the people of Hone
lulu should turn out in good num-
bers to the concert. The young
ladies will be assisted by Professor
Berger and orchestra.
Da0UIofin0 the i0IInT. Traffic,