The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-27
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Regular weekly meeting Of the Board
OF Health at p. m. today.
The band played at the Queen ,
Hospital yesterday afternoon
battalion Of sailors of the L. S. S.
Alert landed this morning for shore
drill
John Wilson and A. c. Campbell
are booked 10 leave for Canada per
WarrimoO.
Young people will conduct the mid
week meeting at Central Union Church
this evening.
John Ena and family have returned
To their Waikiki home after a fort
nights stay in Manoa.
Mrs. Carrie Robinson returned IN
the Mauna Loa yesterday afternoon,
after short trip to Kona.
The captain and officers of II. B. NJ.
5. Icarus will probably call on the Min
lister OF Foreign Affairs today.
The Board of Education will have
its regular weekly session this after
noon, beginning at 2:30 p. N.
William Coelho, clerk in the District
Court, was taken i'll yesterday morning
and forced to return to his home
The Hawaiian Band will play on the
grounds OF the Executive Building this
afternoon, beginning at o'clock.
Among the inward passengers by
the Mauna LOa last night were j. r
Morgan, G. p. Reynolds and DR.. \.
X. ROwatt.
This is ladies' day at the courts Of
no Y
friends of the club are cordially in
vited TO attend.
The City Feed Store is selling Pat.
Excellent -four and Novelty 4" flour
cheap for spot cash. Warranted in
good condition.
A HiIo report states that the big
ships Henry Willard, Indiana and Cal
lao will soon arrive at that place TO
load sugar for New York.
A meeting of the bicycle club being
formed by George Angus will be held
tonight at the Chamber of Commerce |
rooms after the meeting of the bicy- |
cIists.
The entire household furniture CT
residence, situated on the car line, is
offered at private sale by James +.
Morgan. The premises can be rented
at a nominal figure. A bargain.
Keokoi. the boy whom Judge De La |
Vergne took under his charge to ed |
ucate. left for Lihue, Kauai, yesterday |
afternoon, all fitted out with new
clothes and a very bright smile.
There is a first-rate band on the
man-o'-war Icarus. 1t consists OF a |
drum. cornet, piccola and cymbals. a
Loci icyh
enjoyed all along the water front.
James Steiner has made two hand
some cakes for Mr.. Hackfeld, TO be
used at the Consular reception today.
On the top of each is the double eagle,
surrounded by the German colors-
The rooms of the Kilohana Art
League will be open from to 5 p. m.
today to allow the public the oppor-
tunity of viewing the portraits done
by Mr.. Fred Yates. No admissiin fee.
Two fine cream-colored horses were
brought down on the Mauna Loa yes
terday from Kapapala ranch, Kau.
They are for Samuel Parker. and will
make one of the finest teams in the
city.
Angelina Kuhiau. a native woman,
aged 81 years. and sister of Mrs.
Harry Sheldon, died at her home IN
Iwilei at $50 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. She was a member of Kawaiahao
Church.
Friday and Saturday will be the last
days in the police shoot. The scores
on Monday were all very low and Fer
nandes fell out OF the race. The tug
of-war IS now between Lieutenant
Chamberlain and Officer Pinehaka.
Nothing has yet been done with The
fire house contract. All the samples of
stone from the several contractors are
in. Minister King has submitted the
samples to an expert, and not until he
reports thereon will the award be
made
c. b. Reynolds. executive officer Of
the Board OF Health, was a passenger
on the Mauna Loa yesterday. He
spent several days in Wailuku and Ka-
hului on the Island OF Maui. attending
TO general work for the Board Of
Health.
a fine dog was run over by a tram
car at Alapai and King streets early
last night, and was so badly injured
that il was necessary to shoot the ami !
NAL. The tag number on the collar.
which awaits Identification at the sta
tion house, is / ,156.
AT II o'clock noon. Tuesday. March
2nd 1897. at the front entrance of the
Executive Building. will be sold at
public auction the lease OF town lot
situate on Queen street, near the Old
Fish Market, containing an area of 700
feet Term:-LeaSe for : years.
This is the natal day of Emperor
William OF Germany. German resi-
dents will observe il in the usual way.
From IL o'clock a. m. the Government
Band will play in front of the Consul
late At the same time Consul Hack
field will receive. Luncheon will be
served from l. m. TO 1 p. N.
On Tuesday. March 2nd. at u O'Clock
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