The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-07-17
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Rail Road Co. appears in this issue.
Mrs. Giles and daughter will leave
FOR the Volcano by the Kinau today.
Herr Pastor Isenberg will preach in /.
M c. A hall on Sunday at II a. m.
A match race between Antidote and
Billy c has been arranged for August
list
The final meeting of the Educational
Committee will be held as soon as pos
sible
E. A Mott-Smith offers a reward of
IS for the return of papers of value only
30 himself
There was only one additional case
of smallpox at the quarantine station
yesterday.
Members of Company D are ordered
to be at the drill shed at 7:30 this even
ing for drill.
Owing TO the D Minstrel rehearsal in
the drill she'd Company D will have no
drill tonight.
Miss Ingersoll, the violinist, and Miss
Wright left for the Coast on the Martha
Davis yesterday.
A meeting of the Masonic Temple
squad. C. G., was held last night. Three
new members were elected.
Mr.. Harry Dawson has removed his
dress-making parlOIs from MS resi-
dence on Emma street to Mrs. Hanna's-
Camarinos will have mis- refrigerator
by the Australia today well stocked up
with all the delicacies of the California
markets.
There will be a special meeting of the
Hawaiian Royal Arch Chapter, No. L,
this evening, at 1880. Work in Royal
Arch degree.
The concert of the Hawaiian Band
at Thomas Square last night was well
attended, Notwithstanding the slightly
showery weather.
Several lady bicyclists of the city
are learning to do gymnastics on their
wheels. Gracefulness is factor that
has not entered in yet.
The o. S. s. Australia will be in from
San Francisco this afternoon with
number of tourists and several people
well-known in Honolulu.
David Dowsett has accepted po-
sition as clerk in the Appraisers de-
partment of the custom house. He be-
gan his duties Wednesday.
There was another successful meeting
of the Y. NJ. C. A. Orchestra last night
Leader Heftmann is getting some excel
lent work out of his musicians.
The court martial proceedings in the
case of Captain John Good, Jr., will be
resumed tonight, possibly in the Legis-
Iative hall in the Executive building.
James F. Morgan will sell the house
hold furniture of A. NJ. Keech at 10
O'Clock this morning at the residence
of Mr.. Keech, Artesian and Bingham
streets.
The members of Company ORA
matte Troupe had another rehearsal
last night. Mrs. H. H. Williams has
consented to play the leading female
character.
There will be a grand dinner and
dance at the Hawaiian Hotel Saturday
night in honor of the guests departing
bv the Australia. The Quintette Clut
will be in attendance.
CAPTAIN Soule of the bark Martha
Davis gave a delightful entertainment
and dance aboard that vessel Wednes-
dav night. There was a large number
of the captains friends present.
Miss FITZGERALD who has been the
guest of Mrs. VIM. G. Irwin and MISS
Mahonney during her several weeks
STAY in Honolulu, will leave for hel
home in the States by the Australia OF
Monday.
The demand for space in the new
High School is such that adultloLd
room is required to ACCOMMODATE III
pupils. In order that the demand ma,
he filled, the Minister of the Interlo
has decided to erect four-room cot
tage. and has advertised for bids 10
the erection of it.
The Kinau took away large numoe
of passengers on her last trip but &c
davis list will be still larger. Hone
1ulu is getting a little too warm an
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