The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Miss Fanning's kindergarten will re-
open today.
Two persons were received into the
Christian Church last night.
There were six members admitted to
Central Union Church Sunday.
4 sick japanese was brought down
from Kauai on the w. G. Hall Sunday.
1t is rumored that a State ball will
shortly be given at the Executive build
ing.
Miss Willard and Miss Beckwith re-
turned from Maui on the CIaudine
Sunday.
Jack Mcclure has been in the hos
pital since New Years Day suffer-
ing from fever.
Turnkey Faggaroos of the police sta
ton is i'll, and his place is being filled
by Charles OFT.
The usual band concert will be given
in Emma Square this evening. An ex-
cellent program has been arranged.
Commissioner of Agriculture Mars
den rides wheel with re nArkable
grace, and the roads are not affected.
Kaapa's men arrested three China
men Sunday for possession of che IA
tickets, and two others for having
opium.
d. w. Roach, proprietor of the Pan
theon Shaving Parlors, has recovered
from his recent illness, and is again
at work.
Among the arrivals from Ka nai ports
on the w. G. Hall Sunday were Paul
Isenberg, Jr.; w. II. Rice, Jr.; and A
Smithies.
A new electric light>has been placed
at the corner of Merchant and Bethel
streets, and the police officers can see
much better now.
Several of Wilson's creditors did not
learn of his intention to leave until
after the steamer had departed. They
mourn in consequence.
c. Yaknam has resigned his position
as manager of the Chinese Times, and
is now connected with the Yokohama
Specie Bank of this city.
Services will be held this evening at
the Christian Church. The subject will
be: Humiliation and Thanksgiving"
Also, services each evening of the
week.
Only a few days left to get all wool
dress goods at 50 cents a yard; worth
double. A fine line of all wool chal-
lies will also go for 80 cents at n. S.
Sachs.
On Saturday evening a large white
dog was seen lying dead at the Emma
street entrance to st. Andrews Ca
thedral grounds. The carcass was still
there Sunday night.
Capt. Fernandes and others arrest
ed eight Cinnamon and Two natives
Sunday for playing dominoes for mon
ey. The Cinnamon and natives were
together in the same room.
The winter term of Mrs. Gums
dancing school for children will open
at $3.50 p. m. today. There is every
promise that the attendance will be
much larger than during the fall term.
Mr.. Webb, head salesman in T. g.
Thrum's bookstore, has resigned to hc=I
cept another position. His place Will
be taken by d. f. Thrum and Charles
Ramsay will also step one place for
ward.
In granting a discharge TO n. Mon
war for opium in possession in the PC
lice court Saturday morning, Judge De
La VeTgne stated that there was alb
solutely no evidence against the de
PENDANT.
Among the passengers on the Kina1d
for Maui and Hawaii ports Saturday !
were r. Herring, Judge a. w. Carter,
John Waterhouse, J. S. Emerson, Capt
J. a. King, Attorney General Smith
and Bishop Willis.
Detective Huihui arrested a China
man Sunday for having opium in pos
session. His prisoner tried to bride
him with an offer of 1925. all the mon
ey he had, and now there are two
charges opposite his name.
meeting of the Hawaiian Mission
Children's Society was held at the
home of President and Mrs. Dole on
Saturday evening. There was a good
attendance of members, and an inter
esting occasion was the result.
The police butts at IwiIei were very
badly damaged during the recent
storm. Men have been working on
them since, and now they are in shape
once more. Shooting for the police
medal will be resumed again Wednes-
day.
c. F. Fisher, representing Z. o. Hall
K Son. arrived from Hawaii and Maui
yesterday. Mr.. Fisher spends his time
in the States until snow shoes are nee
essary to enable him to get around TO
his customers, then he comes down TO
Paradise with a new stock of yarns.
Eleven Cinnamon were brought
down from Lihue Plantation on the
steamer w. G.. Hall Sunday and taken
over TO Oahu Jail, where they Will
await trial in the Circuit Court for as
sault and battery on a plantation po-