The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-02-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.

the tease OF me Eagle House. Nuuanu
street.
Eleven Empower fncandescents have
been added to the band stand in En-
ma Square.
Special meeting Of Hawaiian Lodge
No. y this evening for work in the
third degree.
L. VI. VettIesen, manager of tie Ha-
waiian Hardware Company is The lat
est on wheels.
The prices are always right at J. NJ.
Webs. New stock of blank hooks,
Office stationery, etc.
Prof. r. c. L. Perkins Itss returned
from further scientific Explorations
on the Island of Kauai.
The Icarus men are trying TO get up
a football team to play the II. c. c.
men. according to Rugby rules.
Hopp & Co. are furnishing resi-
dences or repairing and upholstering
furniture at lowest possible prices.
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Rice. Miss May
Girvin and Fl. Waterhouse arrived by
the W. G. Hall from Kauai Sunday.
Deputy Sheriff BILLY" Sheldon of
Lakaina is in the city for a couple OF
days. He is accompanied by his wife.
James F. Morgan will sell the house
hold furniture of c. V. Sturdevant at
public auction on Wednesday at 2 p. IN.
Senator w. Fl. Rice and wife. Miss
May Girvin and Senator II. Water
house have returned from visit to
Kauai.
There was a splendid attendance at
the band concert in Emma Square Sat
urday afternoon. The excellent music
was much enjoyed.
Special Cordes arrested two China
men on King street, near Maunakea,
last night for having opium unlawfully
in their possession.
The tuneful march from 'Iolanthe,"
(SulIivan) proved to be one of the best
liked numbers on the Makee Island
concert program yesterday.
An adjourned meeting of the Ha-
waiian Amusement Company will be
held in the Chamber of Commerce
room at 1870 a. m. Wednesday.
a special meeting of the Board of
Trustees of the Queens Hospital will
be held on Wednesday at IL a. m. in
the Chamber of Commerce room.
w. w. Dimond advertises another
lot Of novelties. Also, lamps, among
which are some brass railroad lamps,
which are adapted to the use of freight
clerks on steamers.
Officer Henry Espinda was suspend
ed from duty by Marshal Brown last
night He did not put in an appear
ance in the morning. An investigation
Will probably be held today.
Two men from H. B. NJ. S. Icarus
rode out to Waikiki on a tandem Sun
day afternoon. Near Sunny South"
on the way back to town they got a
hot box and had to walk the tandem
home.
d. Center. manager of Waianae, ac-
ccmpanied by his family, arrived from
Maui yesterday. The Centers are at
the Hawaiian Hotel at present, but
will remove during the week to their
new home.
Captain Cook Lodge of the Order of
st. George will give a stag party at
the lodge rooms at $50 this evening.
T.. 3. Thomas, Joseph Tinker and A.
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tee of Arrangements.
The second of the match shoots be-
tween the police and Company y which
was TO have taken place Saturday, was
postponed until next Saturday, on ac-
count of the absence of Deputy Mar
shall Hitchcock, captain of the police
team.
An old man by the name of Ma
thanieI and we'll known resident of
Honolulu for a long time. died Satur-
day morning His body was prepared
for burial by Ed \. Williams, and
was taken to his late home in Waia-
lua Sunday.
Now the band boys have a kick
over the charity ball. Professor Ber-
ger offered TO furnish eight musicians
for SO. but instead of engaging them
the committee employed nine Of the
Ouintette Club at $50. It was case
OF charity beginning away from the
band
Professor Berger should have a little
more control over his men on their T.
way from the Makee Island concerts /
They have been in the habit lately OF
peIting The Chinese vegetable gard I
eners along the Waikiki road with (
stones. etc. as the car passes along
the line
Archie Smithiss was appointed Sat
urday TO till the vacant clerkshlp IN
the Postal Savings Bank, vice John
Holt. resigned. Mr.. Smithies is an
experienced bOokkeeper and has serv-
ed the Government in clerkships at
several different times. He takes
charge at once
Bv the MOnowai. Friday, DR.. Myers F.
received the sad intelligence of the
death of his eldest brother. L. j. My F.
ers. superintendent of Water Works /.
in the city of Savannah. Ga. OF pneu- .
monia Mt. Myers was 3 years of age. f
but was a very vigorous and strong
man. so that the news comes as a sad (