The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-17
LOCAL BREvITIES.

night.
The Pacific club opens its winter
tennis season today.
You can reach J. T. Lund's shop
through telephone 1893.
Household furniture of rooms is
offered for sale by Jas. F. Morgan.
John F. Bowler is doing some cement
floor work at the Hawaiian Hotter.
The Hawaiian Planters Association
meets in annual convention on MONDAY
next.
There is no prospect of let-up of
overtime work at the Honolulu Iron |,
Works.
"Papero for the play shenandoah
is quite snowy and attracts much at
tention.
F. B. Dat of the Postal Savings de-
nartment of the Post Office is on thes
sick list.
c.. S. Desky may be compelled to
make another trip to the coast pelole
the end of the year.
The health of Road Supervisor Cum
mings is slowly improving. He is still
confined to his home.
Father Clement, of the Catholic mis-
sion, has been under the weather
slightly for some days.
It was slow hours for the police last
night. The arrests to 1 a. M. footed
total of two "drunks.'
Officers found the hall door of the
Yokohama Specie bank open last even
ing and reported the same.
Until further notice w. L. Disney is
authorized to collect and receipt Tor
moneys due DR.. ]. T. Wayson.
A considerable number OF natives
are attracted to the court room by the
trial of Kapea ard co-defendants.
Two large furnished front rooms, in
private family, with or without Doaru,
are for rent at 513 Beretania street.
Captain Wallis horse took gallop In
harness on Magazine street yesterday
and the buggy was somewhat damaged.
An opium haul has been expected
at the police station all OF this week,
but the sleuths have been disappointed.
Jeweler Biart is busy turning out
the handsome medals for the victors IN
the amateur events at the CyclOmere
meet
Work that shows every day now is
being done on the new Office building
of the Inter-Island company, on Queen
street.
The Tram company is working big
force of men in road bed improvement
on Fort street, between Hotel and Be-
retania.
Arthur Fitzgerald, the incorrigable
kid" prisoner at Oahu Jail is still un-
der discipline and is being carefully
watched.
Campaigns for the coming lieute-
nancy elections in Companies H anC
B. N. G. H. are being very quietly
conducted.
Members of the finance committee Of
the royalist ION to Washington" move
ment were not smiling very broadly
last evening.
The plover hunters are hoping fol
trade winds again, saying that thu
birds have taken to the highest hill!
for the present.
DIR. Howard, of the Government FREE
dispensary, is having a week in tn
country and his place is being sup
piled by DR.. Myers.
The American League has decided t.
present an address to Senator Petit
grew before the departure OF that gen
tleman for the States.
A break in one of the large waite
mains above the Government electri
light station shut off Illumination G
part of the town last night.
"Billy" Sheldon, who has held re
sponsible positions in the police an
customs department for several year
is in town at present unattached.
The scheme for popular price "ret
ord" evening at Cyclomere has bee
abandoned. Too many of the spec
merchants have gone out of training.
3. R. Folsom, the new customs al
praiser is deep in the duties of b
position. Mr. Folsom's family wi
join him from California in the sprin
Purchasers of season tickets for tt
Frawley engagement have been Gale
upon to visit the down town box Off
and complete negotiations without d
lay.
The annual meeting of the truste
of the Anglican church in Hawaii W
be held Friday evening at 8 o'cloc
November &c, in the Cathedral pr
cincts.
The teachers of Central Union Su
day Schools meet in the lecture roo
of the church this evening to talk ov
a program for Christmas cheer for t.
little ones.
Fred Damon will play one of t
ends for the Town football tea
Damon is capital player. His wo
last year in the Town team will
remembered.
Another assessment on Oahu plant
ton stock has been called in. It
for 10 per cent and makes a total
$45 to the share. Payment is expect
by December Is.
A Biblical lecture was delivered
fore the students of Kamehameha
the Rev. T. D. Garvin last evenil
This was the third of series of tai
by the city pastor.
Hawaiian edition of the Norm
Bible is to be published from this off
1t will make volume of 500 pag
]. NJ. Poepoe and an assistant are
ing the translating.
The new mill for Honomu plantati
built at the Honolulu Iron Works v
be shipped out early next week.
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