The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-01-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Samuel Parker is in the city.

Hon henry W dUerHOuSe return
ed to Honolulu by the Kinau.
The Miowera has changed her
sailing date. See adj. in this issue.
A Cabinet meeting was held yes
terday and another will be held to-
day.
H. J. NoIte, at the Beaver Res
taurant, serves delicious frozen
fresh oysters.
The Agent of the Kobe Immigra-
ton Co. has an office with A. G. NJ.
Robertson.
a Chinaman was arrested last
night for che ia playing and re-
leased on bonds.
w. G. Wilder, Jr., who is now in
San Francisco, may go east before
returning to the islands.
Mrs. a. Long advertises her very
desirable premises to let, furnished.
Inquire of J. A. Magoon.
J. F. Morgan will sell twenty
shares Peoples 1. & r. stock on
Friday at y o'clock noon.
Paul Neumann has returned to
Honolulu after a prOtracted stay
on Hawaii attending court.
Mrs. A. E. Murphy and Miss NJ.
Murphy, who have been viewing the
volcano, returned home yesterday
Clerks in the various depart
ments of the Government are busy
preparing reports for the coming
Legislature.
Ladies' day at the courts of the
Pacific Tennis Club this afternoon.
Lady friends are invited to the
grounds from 3 to 6 p. m.
E. o. Hall & Sons, agents for
some of the bicycles that were win
ners in the races last Saturday,
have an attractive adj. in this issue.
Lieutenant Holi of the police
force will return to duty Saturday,
after a vacation OF one month
spent in various places on this
island.
The President and party were at
the home of Eben Low, Kiholo,
Hawaii, on Monday last. They
were to have left for Kailua shortly
afterwards.
Minister King is in receipt of
letter from J. A. Posey of St. Paul,
Minnesota, relative to the cordi-
ton of affairs here and the open
ings for new settlers.
Deputy Attorney General Dole left
for Maui yesterday to represent the
Government in prosecuting the en-
gineer who drove the engine at the
time of the fatal accident there re-
Gently.
Mrs. J. T. Crowley; wife of
the assistant to Professor Max
we'll at the Agricultural Elk
detrimental Station, arrived by the
Australia and is located at Mrs.
Chapins'.
Superintendent Brown of the
Water Works had gang of men
cleaning No. 2 reservoir yesterday.
No. 8 was cleaned last week. An
other gang is engaged laying pipes
in the PunahOu tract.
Friends of Mrs. Daniel McCor-
riston. who will leave shortly for
her home on Molokai, will tender
her a grand farewell luau at Long
Branch Friday evening. A general
good time is being prepared for.
The many friends of Mrs. w. c.
Weldon will be glad to learn that
she is now steadily recovering from
her long and serious illness and Is
looking forward to returning to
Honolulu as soon as her physician
thinks it advisable.
The members of the Healanl
Boat Club are discussing the adj
visibility of getting up minstrel
performance for the purpose OF rals-
ing funds for purchasing new boats.
Among the members are some gen
tlemen who have made a success IN
burnt cork business.
Excellent reports have been re-
eeived from Yale regarding Arthur
Wilder and Fred Peterson, two
Honolulu boys now taking a law
course there. In class OF $50,
Wilder and Peterson stood fourth
and fifth respectively. The for
mer's average was 90 and the latter
81. Arthur spent his holidays IN
Washington.
Carrie Grubey and lady friend
were riding along by Simerson
lane, Kapalama, yesterday after
noon when one of the wheels of the
vehicle came off. The ladies Jump
ed out of the hack and saved them