The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-10-12
LOCAL BREyIIIEs.

DIT hOlOd, hdudl
Clerk Prescott of Oahu Jail has re-
signed his position.
Camarinos' refrigerator will arrive
with the Australia today.
Attorney George A. Davis is still
quite i'll at the Queens Hospital.
Choice brands of flour just received
at the City Feed Store. Telephone 921
Rainfall in the city last night, 9:45
p. M, was .27 inches; barometer, 1885.
Fresh frozen Eastern oysters in cans
at the Beaver Saloon today. H. J.
Nolte, proprietor.
The Petrie Merry Makers will give
matinee on Saturday. Popular
prices, % and 90 cents.
1t is understood that Capt. E. 0.
White has rendered his resignation as
the head of Co. b, n. G. H.
There will be a cricket match be-
tween teams from the H. c. C. and T.
II. Davies & Co. on Saturday next.
Keaweamahi, driver of hack No. 133
was arrested yesterday afternoon for
furious and needless driving.
All work from the establishments of
{. X. Collins, harness-maker, Hono1u-
lu and Hilo, Hawaii, is guaranteed
The McInernys are making some
improvements in their corner store so
as to accommodate additional stock.
1t is said that the Fairchild Shoe
Co., of San Francisco. will establish
branch house in Honolulu very
shortly.
The Survey Department has pre-
pared some additional maps for use by
the officers of the L. S. S. Bennington
at Pearl Harbor.
Lewis e. Co., the Fort-street grocers,
will receive by the Australia today
their usual supply of ice-house delica
cies. Telephone 240.
Gus Murphy is expected on the Aus
tralia today with the stock for his new
store. He will be established on Hotel
street, opposite Steiner's.
Rev. J. A. CruZan, at one time pastor
of Fort-Street Church Central Union),
has been charged with heresy by the
editor of Berkeley newspaper.
Government electric street lights
were extinguished early last night, ow
ing to the power needed to furnish
lights at the Presidents reception.
Australia from San Francisco today
with three days later news. After the
Australia there will not be another
steamer from the coast until the 21st.
G. W. Dickey is building for himself
a twO-story cottage on Bates street,
Nuuanu, this to contain seven rooms.
Work was begun on the house yester-
day.
George Andrews of the California
Fruit Company will have on hand on
the arrival of the Australia today
full line of ice-house goods. Telephone
484.
A choice lot of fresh roll butter, sal
mon, caulifiower, celery, oysters, fruit
in season, potatoes, onions, ETC., will
arrive today for H. May & Co., Fort
street.
During the heavy downpour last
night Fort and King streets were flood
ed. The pretty Examinations in the
Executive Building grounds were con-
siderably marred.
Ehlers & Co. are settled in their new
Fort-street store, and their windows
present magnificent sight. The store
is we'll stocked with the finest dress
goods and goods for ladies.
A party of six young fellows went
out after doves in some recently cut
rice fields Sunday and succeeded in
killing over 200 birds. The best record
of the day was 73 and the next so.
The Petrie Merry-Makers will appear
again at the Opera House on Thurs
day night. Almost an entire change
of program will be given. Seats may be
secured at the Wall, Nichols Company.
Kalanihau, the woman spoken of in
Yesterdays Advertiser as having been
brought from Kauai on the Mikahala
was yesterday adjudged insane by DR..
Emerson and sent out to the Insane
Asylum.
An old Hawaiian idol lately found
in an old spring on Eva Peninsula
has been added to the stock of curios
at the Woman's Exchange. Prof.
Alexander says there is no doubt it
is genuine.
Sam Macy, hack inspector, will go
TO Hawaii on three-weeks' vacation
today. His place will be taken by
Lieutenant Kekai of the police force.
Officer Opunui will, in turn, take ke-
kai's place.
Along one of the walls of the Pa
cific Cycle and Manufacturing Com
pany. Fort street, are pictures OF John
SYLVIA. the Manoa Wonder, in wheel
ing suits and mounted on his favor
tie bicycles. They are nicely tinted
and hang on either side of picture OF
Ruby Dexter.
Kakaako is becoming more and more
quiet. Saturday and Sunday at that
place were noticeably free from the
recent disturbing noises. However, 1t
seems as if it is necessary that there
shall be an outlet somewhere and it IS
understood that Kalia is the latest
Mace attacked by the swipes fever.
r NAV be that those who infected
Kakaako with their unquenchable
thirsts and fights, have migrated to
Kalia.
Two Cinnamon have been arrested
for yagrancy, one by Detective Chun
Poon Yesterday. and the other early
Yesterday morning by Officer Esplnda.
The latter was caught as he was IN
the act of descending from a renee ol-
rectlv upon a chicken roost. o11cer rs
ninda grabbed him from the other slde
of the fence. The Chinaman mace
manifestations to the effect that ne was
only going to take a bath. At that time
of morning the story did not look yer!