The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-02-18
LOCAL BREvlTlES.


will meet at 2:3O this afternoon.
4 gentleman desires a nice large
airy furnished room within any reason
able distance from town.
The Hayward Hand-Grenade, a new
fire extinguishing apparatus, is adver-
tised by Hebron Drug Co.
The Mounted Reserve and Patrol are
busy with their carbines, getting ready
for their match on Saturday.
Oahu Lodge No l X of p will hold
a social and dance at their Castle Hall
on next Friday evening, Feb. 18th.
Hawaiian Postal Savings Bank term
certificate No. 491, for $500 has been
lost. See notice in another column.
Special meeting of Oahu Sugar Com
pany at 10 a. m. today at Chamber of
Commerce room, for election of direct
ors, etc.
There was no quorum at the meeting
of the Tennis Association yesterday.
Another meeting has been called for
Saturday.
Annie KahaIewai was arrested again
yesterday for falling TO present herself
for examination, as the law requires of
all those of her stamp.
L. B. Kerr in his advertisement
says: THE business breeze that is
now a zephyr viii soon blow into a
cyclone" Read his ad.
The Hospital Flower Society desires
TO thank all those ladies and gentle
men who so kindly helped to make the
Calico Bail the success that it was.
y. s. Sachs has a notice in this paper
about outstanding accounts OF four
months and over due him and the
method he will employ to collect them.
F. w Davis. who had his head badly
battered in an encounter with William
Norton, is getting along very well, al
though suffering quite a good deal of
pain.
About 80 members of the Mounted
Reserve drilled at Makiki last night
and afterwards rode to Waikiki and re-
turn, disbanding at King and Waikiki
road.
The rehearsals for the two farces !
TO be presented before the members of
the Kiloha1a Art League are progress !
ing rapidly under the direction of r.
l.. Scott.
In a notice in another column of
this issue Claus Spreckels & Co.'S |
Bank give notice that all interest on
savings deposits will cease on April
1st, 1897.
Marie Estrella was arrested yester-
day on the charge of larceny in the sec
ond degree by stealing $50 from Mrs. |
William Larsen. He was released on |
800 bond.
1t is reported that Press Agent |
Moore. when in Honolulu, engaged 10
of the Royal Hawaiian Band boys to
play a season at the Orpheum in San
Francisco.
Mr.. John r. Mott and Secretary
Coleman of the Y. NJ. c. a. addressed
the students at Oahu College yesterday
morning. Their talks were very much
appreciated.
There was to have been a stag boat /;
ing party in the harbor last night, the
principal feature of which was to be
music. but the rains came, and so a
pOstponement was necessary.
The barn dance at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Irwin, tomorrow night, prom
Uses to be the biggest event of the sea-
son. 1t is said that the decorations will
be elaborate and withal artistic.
Superintendent of Public Works w.
f. RoweU will try to get the KapiOlani
Park Association to allow him to cut
down every other one of the large iron
wood trees around the track for piles
Tom Wall has been selected by Athe
stockholders of the Hawaiian AAuse-
ment Company to act as treasurer for
L vt-fII aIrl,I
collections and pay over the money to
Mr.. Wall
The annual meeting of the Hospital
Flower Society will held at the Y. NJ.
C. :. on Friday afternoon. February
18th. at O'Clock. Any one wishing
to join or interested in the society
will be welcome.
Geo. L. Courtney. Canadian Pacific
Railway Passenger and Freight agent.
at Victoria. p. c.. arrived yesterday
morning on the Warrimoo and will re-
main until the MiOwera arrives on
her next trip to Victoria.
II was thought that there might be
a stay in the sending of the challenge s
for a five-mile race bicycle Us. horse) :
by John Sylvia 10 William Norton. but
no such thing has happened. The
was sent yesterday.
d. X. Brown was arrested yesterday
on the charge of fraudulently convert
ing to his own use and benefit bicy- =
Gle valued at $40. after having been in \
trusted with its care by the owner, y. I
+. Burgess. Brown is out on bail.
In the BY Authority column the
Minister Of the Interior gives notice
that parties laying out streets on their
own real property with the view of
transferring the same TO the public
shall consult him in regard 10 the =
location. grade and width of such =
streets. etc Read the notice. .
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No Cricket Game.