The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-01-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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German dinner at the Richelieu
Saturday evening.
Stated meeting OF Honolulu Com
mandery this evening.
The nights are quite chilly. Dew
point only 80 last night.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Y. NJ. C. a. will be held at : 80
this evening.
Wirth's circus may give two or
more performances here before
leaving for Japan.
The case against Carl Klemme
viii be heard tomorrow. Attorney
Creighton will represent him.
Mystic Lodge, No. 2, K. of p,
installed new officers last night,
and wound up with a banquet.
The lease Of the race track to the
Hawaiian Jockey Club has expired.
II viii doubtless be renewed soon.
The Hawaiian band gave de-
lightful afternoon concert on the
Executive building grounds yes
terday.
Minister King, W. f. Roweu
and @. p Wilder were passengers
on the steamer Likelike to Maui
yesterday.
The lease of four Government
lots on the Esplanade will be sold
at the Executive building noon of
February 18th.
All bills against the Hawaiian
Gazette Company up to December
31st not already presented are ask
ed for Immediately.
Wichman has watches and
watches and watches. When you
want a watch be sure and examine
his stock of watches.
Colonel Mclean made an official
call ON the Captain COmmandant
of the Italian corvette Christoforo
Colombo yesterday morning.
"Meredith's Old Coat will be
presented to the public Saturday
evening, January 25th, probably
In independence Park pavilion.
"Sweet Emelie" was arrested
again yesterday for assault and
battery on another woman. She
was bailed out by Lawyer Davis.
A local in this paper on Tuesday
made it appear that the residence
of Judge Magoon on Keeaumoku
street was for sale. 1t should have
read the property opposite.
Consul and Mrs. Schaefer tend
cred a delightful dinner to the
Italian prince and other officers of
the corvette Christoforo Colombo
at their residence last night.
On and after Monday noon,
January 18th, all public time
pieces under the Interior Depart
ment shall be set in accordance
with Hawaiian standard time.
A meeting of the Leilani Boat
Club was held in the basement of
She Hawaiian Hotel last night. No
new business was brought up.
Matters of interest to the club were
discussed.
The reconstruction of telephone
lines along the o. r. & l.. Co. road
30 Waianae have been completed,
and it is probable Charles Crane
and his working force will return
30 the city today
A lady's gray cape was lost on
Waikiki road last night. 1t is
combination of three covers, and
is marked inside n. y, 23rd street.
A reward will be paid the finder if
left at Hawaiian Hotel.
Since Mr.. J. F. Browns return
from Hawaii matters have been
very busy around the office of pub
lie lands. A number of applicants
for leases and purchase are con-
stantly presenting themselves.
The President has named John
Emmeluth, John T. Waterhouse
and J. B. Atherton as a commits
sion TO investigate the fresh meat
trade in Honolulu in its relation
20 public health in accordance with
3 legislative resolution.
It is rumored that Wirth's circus
will return on the steamer Lehua
instead of the Claudine. In this
way the circus will have a chance
TO play both Saturday afternoon
and evening, which is probably the
most successful time of the week.
President Dole will visit the Par
ker estate and be the guest of
Samuel Parker for some time dur
ing his tour of the big island. Mr..
Parker will accompany President
Dole on his investigations of what