The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-01-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.
.oard of Health tomorrow.

Annual meeting Of Honolulu
Cricket Club this evening.
D. McCorriston has withdrawn
from Sanders Express Company.
Hawaiian Lodge will meet this
evening for work in First Degree.
Makiki butts are being repaired
and will not be finished until Fri
day.
The firm of Wing Chong Lung&
Co. has been dissolved by limita-
ton.
The Hawaiian. best safetymatch
never fails to light. Sold by Castle
& Cooke.
There was good attendance at
the band concert in Emma Square
last night.
J. J. Williams is getting up an
excursion to the volcano, to start
some time next week.
Condemned military stores will
be sold at the barracks by Morgan
10 o'clock this morning.
The lowest verified temperature
in Honolulu was on March 4, 1891,
when the glass marked 80.
Captain Camara made a score of
AZ recently. This record puts him
at the head of his company.
Morgan will sell quantity of
corrugated iron at Brewers wharf
10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Coptic from the Orient tomor-
row. Several hundred Chinese
laborers will come by the steamer,
Mrs. Hanna has only seven.
Standard sewing machines left out
of a'consignment of thirty-five.
Wirth's circus will commence
their farewell season in Honolulu
Wednesday, January 22d, provi-
Gus to departure for Yokohama.
At Zamloch's opening tonight in
his new quarters, corner Merchant
and Richards streets, the great
Holland mystery will be produced.
The third lecture in the Y. NJ. C.
A. course will be given next Satur-
day evening at 1880 o'clock. Sub
iect ancient, Medieval and Mod
ern Surgery" by DR.. C. Clifford
Ryder.
J. F. G. Abel, bookkeeper for
Hyman Bros, and Miss NJ. Sulli-
van, who arrived on the last Aus
tralia, are to be married this even
ing at the Catholic Mission. 1t
will be quiet affair.
Merchandise damaged on voyage
of importation by the bark Alder
grove will be sold at Luce's auction
rooms 10 o'clock this morning, and
at the same hour and place next
Saturday morning.
w. r. Riley, an experienced sign
writer, has come to Honolulu to
reside. He is prepared to execute
the latest styles of sign writing at
short notice. Office with Sanders
Express, telephone Sc.
The Oahu railway, will run ex-
cursion trains to Waianae and
points along the line on the 18th.
Cheap prices will prevail. Round
trip tickets to the terminus only
81 25. See announcement else
where.
Manager Cameron,s of Wirth's
circus, will 60 to Eva this morn
ing in company with Passenger
Agent Fred Smith, of the Oahu
railway, to make inspection toward
the circus giving a performance
there. If this is done, special
trains will be run from Waianae.
James Warburton, of the firm of
Warburton & Son, Cressbrook
Greenhouses, Fall River, Mass,
arrived on the last Australia on a
visit to the islands. The firm is
in the floral business in a large
wav. Mr.. WarburtOn had a long
talk with Commissioner Marsden
yesterday.
Mr.. Van Horn, now here with
Prof. Zamloch in the capacity OF
assistant manager, was for years
with Sherman's horse show and
Frier's circus both of which visited
the islands in the sos. He is an
efficient and affable gentleman and
thoroughly conversant with the
duties Of his position.
The report that the Italian cor
vette Christoforo Colombo went
aground while on the way out OF
the harbor yesterday was errone-
GUS. After she had gone from her
mooring place it was found there
was not room enough for a turn.
She went quite over toward the boat