The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-09-28
LOCAL BRRVITIES.

ing specials for the week
Pacific Lodge, No. 822, will have a
special meeting tonight. Work in First
Degree
Mariners believe lighthouse on the
site OF the present signal station wouid
be of great service.
William Rice, for time in the Of
fee OF DR.. Anderson, is expected to re-
turn on the Australia today.
George w. Sea. clerk at the police
station, returned from Kauai with his
wife on the Kauai Sunday morning.
The Christian Church was well filled
at both services yesterday. Dr. Monroe
is becoming very popular as preacher.
There have been several landslides
along the Hilo-Hamakua road. In
some places the roads are hardly pass
able
Among the arrivals from Kauai on
the Mikahala Sunday were w. H. Rice,
VIM. cassie, Col. Mclean, Walter Nc
Bryde and H. p. Walton.
A ST. NJ Macintosh and B. L. Marx
of the Foreign Office arrived from Ka-
uai on the Kauai Sunday morning, after
a very pleasant vacation
Among the arrivals from Maui and
Hawaii ports were C. R. Curtis, G. F.
Grant, C. Won Hamm, Geo. HayseIden
F. Huga and R. W.Wilcox.
The door to Bruce Waring & Co. s
office was found open by policeman
last evening. On investigation it was
found that a number of Kewalo lots
had been taken. VI
If the weather is favorable at 4:3O
this afternoon Prof. Price will make a
balloon ascent at independence Park.N
Should the wind be too high it will be
made Tuesday morning.
Complaint is made that the drivers
OF the Punahou line block the Wilder
OF driving to the terminus of the track
opposite the college gate.
The dressmaking parlors of N. S.
Sachs, lately occupied by Mrs. Mellis,
will be re-opened in a few days by
frst-class dressmaker who is expected
on the Australia today.
At one o'clock this morning some
one reported having heard bottles
breaking in the Merchants Exchange.
Policemen went to the place and
searched but found nothing disturbed.
A Portuguese woman by the name of
Silva was buried yesterday afternoon
Two societies and the Portuguese band
were in attendance. Father Leonor
offciated at the Cathedral and ceme-
terry.
At noon on Saturday, October 3,
James F. Morgan will sell a piece of
valuable real estate at Maki3i. adjoIn-
ing the property of ]. A. Gilman. This
is one of the finest building sites in
Honolulu, and bidding will no doubt
be active.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs has
taken up the case of Consul General
Shimamura, and notified the editor of
the Hawaii Shinpo to desist his attacks
on that official. The Japanese say they
will adopt some other course in their
affair with the consul.
The regular quarterly exercises of
the Sunday. school children of the va
rious districts OF Kawaiahao were held
in the mother church Sunday morning.
There was a fine showing, and each
school We'd with the others as to the
excellence of the performance of their
exercises.
George Clarke plead guilty to the
charge OF being present on the premises
of another without lawful excuse. in
the police court on Saturday, and was
sentenced 10 one months imprison-
ment at hard labor Clarke has appeal
ed for mitigation of sentence and is
out on bail.
An alarm of fire at 1870 p. m. SaJur-
day took the engines to Garden lane,
where a vine in the yard of Mrs. Mon
sarrat's dwelling had caught fire from
some burning matches at the hands of
her. grandson. There was no danger,
and the services OF the ffremen were
not required.