The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-02-08
LOCAL BREVITlES.
John a. Cummins is i'll.

baggage 10 sLdteFOOhlS OF Steamers
Piano, voice. reed organ and har-
mony taught at Cooks Music School.
Professor Berger will soon compose
march in honor Of the Myrtle Boat
Club.
\ deserter from the bark S. c. Allen
was arrested at Waikiki Saturday
night.
Hon II. P. Baldwin and Fred Wald-
ron returned Sunday morning from
Kauai
Dr. Ayerdam, chemist. and Lady
Heron returned Saturday morning
from Kauai.
q regular meeting of Pacific Lodge,
No. so, will be held this evening; also,
work in third degree.
c. D. Chase is advertising two cot
tages for rent, one on Nuuanu street
and one on Peterson lane.
The band will give a moonlight con-
cert at the Hawaiian Hotel tomorrow
evening. An excellent program will be
given.
The concert by the Hawaiian Band
at Emma Square, Saturday afternoon,
was one OF the best attended for many
weeks past.
The largest number of visitors in
Kawaiahao Church for many months
past were present during Sunday morn
ing's regular service.
Deputy Sheriff John II. Goney of
Kauai came from the GardeRIsle Sun
day morning on business pertaining to
the police department.
= kindergarten viii be one of the
institutions supported by the Chris
tan Church at KewaIo when the new
mission chapel is established.
\ couple Of wheels collided opposite
the Methodist Church at 1880 last night.
The one ridden by VIII Lycett was
badly smashed. Nobody hurt.
Before leaving Honolulu Col. Nc
Lean was presented by Professor Der
ger with a book containing all the
songs written by the bandmaster.
The Stanford University Glee and
Mandolin Club will be here in May or
June and will appear at the Opera
House under the management of r. L.
Scott.
The Home Bakery will open up to-
day in it's new quarters in the Fisher
building on Fort street at $50 a. m. a
check lunch room will be run in con-
nection.
New spring materials are now open
at y. S. Sachs. They compose the lat
est combination of colors, and the
newest designs. The Organdies are
simply exquisite.
The two plays to be given by the
Literary Circle of the Kilohana Art
League have been set for Thursday
evening, February 18th. Rehearsals
have begun already.
Gen. J. II. S. Agar of the British
Army. and Surgeon G.. p. Lumsden and
Chief Engineer C.. +. Burnage of the
United States Navy were through pas
sengers on the COptic.
A letter from California states that
the Pacific Coast opposition 10 annex
alton of six months to a year ago Is
rapidly disappearing. The beet sugar
industry in the West is making no
fight.
Professor Berger gave pleasant en-
tertafnment at his home, near the EX-
ecutive building, last night, IN honor
of his sister. who arrived from Ger
many Just recently. Music was the
feature Of the evening.
Judge De La Vergne will have all
he wants to attend to in, the police
court this morning. There will be
some 80 cases on the calendar, COM
prising for the most part Cinnamon
arrested for gambling
Tom Pryce, who has been in the
hospital for such long time, was out
for a short walk and visit to some
friends Sunday. He will be vel
enough to leave the hospital altogeth-
er in about three weeks
The gambling den in the new Chin
csc Theater was raided again Saturday
night. and 10 Cinnamon were arrested
All Sal. one OF the number, sought tC
brfbe Captain Fernandes with $3.50
They were all bailed later on.
Mr.. KeIIinohopono, Judge at Eva
occupied the pulpit of Kawaiaha'
Church last evening. and, notwlth
standing the fact that it was his mrs
attempt he did remarkably well ane
held the interest of the congregation
throughout the discourse.
w. \. Kinney telephoned last nigh
for the police. stating that his Chlnes'
cook mad suddenly become insane Inc
patrol wagon went out, but 10 hnu
upon arrival at the place, that friends
of the unfortunate man had become hi
custodian and taken him away.
The Evergreen Dancing Club hell
its regular monthly social and dane
AT the Myrtle boat house SaJurda.
night. there being between 50 and 4
couples present Dancing 10 music o
y Hawaiian stringed orchestra wa
lent ND until midnight. Light refresh
ments were served.
F-our more Chinese gamblers were al
rested in the wash house at IWllel Sal
urday afternoon. They were caught L
a rather unusual way Charles Chll
l. in nnnUTV Mar