The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-03-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Inernys.
There will be no cricket game on
Saturday.
Ned Adams is to be congratulated on
a fine daughter.
a practical family dishwasher for
$500 at Sturdevant's.
Special meeting of Hawaiian Lodge
this evening for work in third degree.
Shirts, made to order from 75c up,
at The Kash, Waverly block, Hotel
street.
You can reach the Honolulu Soda
Works Sunny South through tele-
phone No 632.
Gazette (semi-weekIy) will be issued
this morning for the outgoing mails,
foreign and local.
Chun POon and others arrested two
Cinnamon yesterday for being in pos
session of che ia tickets.
1t might be a good idea to keep in
mind the concert at Kaumakapill
Church Saturday evening.
The barkentine Skagit is the vessel
in which 80 tins of opium were found
on her last trip TO this port.
There was a short business meeting
of the H. r. G. last night. Regular
routine. business was transacted.
At business meeting of Company
G., y. G. H.. held last night, Louis
Adler was elected to membership.
Professor Dumas and his girls nor
nal class spent yesterday with Pro-
dc Of
School.
The members OF the Mounted Patrol
Rife Team are expecting to shoot
match with the Mounted Reserve boys
tomorrow.
James McCandIess left with the well
boring outfit by the Mikahala yester-
day for the purpose of sinking well
for the KOloa Sugar Co.
Herbert Smith. assignee of the es-
tate Of Manuel Gonsalves Alfonso, Of
Hilo. Hawaii. has notice to creditors
and others in this issue.
a special meeting of the stockhold
ers of the Peoples Ice and Refrigerat-
ing Company will be held Saturday at
a. m. at the Safe Deposit office.
Willie Solomon, the native boy ac-
cused of stealing drafts from letters
in the Post Office, will be tried before
the Circuit Court in the May term.
The bark Rosalie will be sold at pub
lie, auction on Saturday morning on
account of bids received yesterday for
repairing the vessel not proving salts
factory.
All Hong and New Tuck. both en-
tin store. on King street, were arrested
Yesterday for having che IA tickets in
possession.
4 special meeting of the stockhold-
er.s of the Pioneer Mill Company will
be held at the office of Messrs. II.
HackfeId & Co. on Wednesday, March
81. at 10 a. m.
EhIers & Co. have a large assort-
ment of linen hemstitched handker-
cEiefs at third off. American cotton
goods in imitation cloth patterns. sew
en- yards for 81.
\ meeting of Importance to members
who have signed the charter for an l. !
o. r. NJ Tribe in Honolulu will be
held at 7:3O this evening at X. of P. !
hall, Fort street.
The case of Frank Lillis and Nor
row. the men who were found with /
opium tins without opium in them |
was nolle pross'd in the Police Court |
yesterday morning.
CaterpiIIars have devastated Kaneo- |
he and left everything looking as if /
fire had swept over the place. They |
have even attacked the Hilo grass. a /
thing unknown there before.
While playing during recess at Fort
Street School yesterday one of the
boys broke a toe. He was taken in
hack to DR.. Woods by Mr.. Armstrong
Smith and there the injury was at
tended TO.
Now that Detective KAPPA has gone
% Maui. Charles Chillingworth. clerk
in the Deputy Marshal's office. has
charge OF what is known as the evil
ience. Kaapa's men are required TO
report TO the Deputy Marshal every
morning at $50 o'clock.
Lieutenant Kekai. Oscar Cox and
others made a raid on the old Chinese
Theater last night and captured 10
gamblers in the act of handling the
ards. About half of the original gang
cot away Willie Crawford and other
friends of the prisoners bailed them
Iut.
In the case of Tan Ton for vagrancy
defendant was given three months inn
lrisOnment al hard labor in the Po-
ice Court yesterday morning. Tan
Ton stated that il was his intention
o return TO China, not having sue
.eeded in getting any work during the
iast eight months.
Joseph Pareira was arrested yester-
Law morning for being a fraudulent
debtor. II seems that PareiTa is sus-
,ected of having sold all his goods
With the intention of skipping out of
he country and escaping payment of
certain bills PareiTa will fight his case
md has retained ]. L. Eaulukou as his
attorney.
officer Pinehaka thought he had
.reat thing last night when he arrest
"a four Chinese boys in cigar store
4 the mauka corner of King and Beth
fhay- were released unOn /