The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-01-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Fred Horner will return by the
next Australia.
The weather bureau predicts clear
weather for today.
Standard sewing machines at
Mrs. Hanna's, Fort street.
Paul J. Voeller and S. Lowden
have dissolved partnership.
A young married couple adver-
tise for an unfinished room.
There is a notice OF MarshaPs
sale OF land on Maui in this issue.
The japanese acrobats perform
ed at Waianae Saturday night 20 a
large audience.
Mrs. H. n. Castle and family
are at Pearl City peninsula for a
months vacation.
The Psychology class will meet
at $50 Wednesday afternoon in
the High School building.
1t is not known whether Amarino
has been sold at the Coast by his
owner, Robert Ballantyne.
The junior branch of the, P. T. G.
entertained their lady friends at
tennis Saturday morning.
Wirth's Pacific circus at Eva to-
night. Special train from Honolulu
7 pm; Waianae 7:15 pm.
Sachs calls attention to fine
assortment of plain and trimmed
hats for ladies and children.
Ut. Stacker takes up the duties
of the city editorship of the ADvER-
User with this morning. issue.
Detective KAPPA and others ar
rested ten natives Saturday morn
ing, for running che ia game.
All You and All Ugee were ar
rested sunday morning by special
cordes, for having opium In pos
session.
d. G. Waldron, representing the
illustrated Traveller, leaves for Hilo
and the volcano by the Kinau
Tuesday.
P. HI. Burnett and Miss Ida
Dover were married Saturday
evening at the residence of Rev: L.
D. Garvin.
Consul General Shimamura en-
tertained a few of the japanese
merchants informally at his resi-
dence SATURDAY. night.
Iwakani, in Robinson block,
Hotel street, will begin clearance
sale of cotton crepes this morning,
and continue two weeks.
John Kaholokula and John Ma
pulou, deserters from the Pioneer
Sugar Mill, Maui, were arrested by
officer Kalua, Sunday morning.
John J. Mclean, late of the
Inter-Island S. S. Company, the
new proprietor of the Eagle House,
on Nuuanu street, has change OF
advertisement in this issue.
Elaborate preparations are berg
made for the grand ball to be given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Schaefer this evening. A large
number of guests will be present.
Sylvester Kalama has received a
new native song entitled Hooma-
nawanui Maluna o ka Lahui," the
composition of s. Solomon, one OF
the Hawaiian National Band boys.
There was no meeting of the IL.
A. A. c., Saturday evening. on
account of a misunderstanding.
There will be meeting of all the
members in Y. NJ. G. A. hall at z
o'clock this evening.
J.F. Clay and wife, Robert Bal
lantyne, Miss Grace and other ISL
and people are aboard the S. G.
Allen. The vessel sailed from San
Francisco on Jan. 18th and is ex-
pected to arrive here by next
Saturday.
Saturday night was remarkably
quiet one in police circles. A
diminution in drunkenness on the
streets was perceptible-perhaps on
account of the rain rendering home
more comfortable than the streets
for once in the cases of many.
The Woman's kindergarten Club
will meet this afternoon at three
O'Clock in Emma hall, when they
will have the opportunity to hear
more about the ball and the part it
PLAYS in our relation to the child.
All who are interested in children
are most cordially invited to be
present.
Rev. Mr.. Birnie's sermon at Cen
trail Union church, on putting away