The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-02-03
LOCAL BREvITIES.
Sugar 3 3-16c.

the Club Stables.
An egregious assortment of ice-hOuse
goods ex Australia for RI. May s, Co
Meeting of the Commissioners of
Education beginning at 2:3O p. m. to-
day.
Senator John 4. McCandIess has
gone TO Kauai for few days on bust
ness.
Regular weekly meeting of the Board
of Health at p. m. today. Two weeks
business.
Mrs. w. A. Wall was among the re-
turning passengers on the Australia
yesterday.
Two Salvation Army lassies arrived
by the Australia last evening to join
the local corps.
A drunken Chinaman, a very fare
occurrence, was the sensation at the
police station yesterday.
Ladies' Day at the Courts of the Pa
ciic Tennies Club. All lady friends are
cordially invited to attend.
It is Patrolman Charles Conley who
wants 10 shoot a challenge match
against Lieut.. Chamberlain.
c. d. Chase has a cottage on Nuuanu
street and one on Peterson lane for
rent See his ad. for further particu-
lars.
Purser McCombe of the o. S. S. Aus
traIia was quite i'll on the trip down
from San Francisco and is still under
the weather.
j. Hoover, a banker of Spokane,
Wash. was a passenger by the Aus
traIia. He is on a pleasure excursion
to the Islands.
S. Z. Laidley, a prominent coal man
of the Colonies, and we'll known here,
arrived by the Australia last evening
from the States.
Some of the members of the Y. II. l.
are most anxious to hear about the
Savings Bank and Investment branch
of that organization.
F. Travis. for long time associated
with the San Francisco Chronicle, ar
rived by the Australia, and will join
the staff of the Star.
Senator W. II. Rice and wife, Miss
Mary Girvin and Senator Henry Wa
terhouse formed a party for Lihue by
the w. G. Hall last evening.
Mrs. J. b. Atherton was welcomed
home by her family and many friends
on the Oceanic wharf yesterday upon
the arrival of the Australia.
J. F. O'Connor received a fine grey
hound by the Australia, and immedi-
ately presented the animal to his
friend, Capt Ernest Renkin of the
mounted patrol.
U. S. Charge d'Affaires Mills and
Vice-Consul Porter Boyd were on
aboard II. b. NJ. S. Icarus to call yes
terday morning. They went OF in the
u. 5. 5. Alert's barge.
William E Black and Frank r. Cliff
ton arrived last night from the States. |
They have a stereOpticon outfit of an
improved pattern and will give exhi- |
bit1ons in the Islands.
c. a Griscom, Jr., manager of the |
American line of steamers which in |
cludes the st. Louis and the st. Paul, |
arrived by the Australia last evening. |
He is on a vacation trip.
An open face gold watch was lost by !
Miss Paris on Sunday morning pre- |
sumably in a Beretania street car. A |
liberal reward will be paid if returned |
TO w. W. Dimond's store.
Charles Krueter, the well known cor
netist. formerly connected with the |
Government Band, arrived by the Aus
tralia last evening, and will again en-
list under Professor Berger.
Prof. Weber, ID. D., and Mrs. Web |
Der, of Massachusetts, arrived on the
Australia and will be the guests of
their daughter, Mrs. Walter Maxwell, |
during the next two months.
Mr.. John Ena, Vice-President of the
Inter-Island Company. expects to leave
for Kau on the next trip of the Mauna |
Loa. to look into the matter of the |
Keauhou road to the Volcano.
A special meeting of the Board of |
Trustees of the Queens Hospital will |
be held at the room of the Chamber |
of Commerce on Friday the 5th day |
of February. 1897, at 10 o'clock a. m.
The bark Albert brought down a fine
lot of polled Angus cattle for Kaneohe |
Ranch. They were taken to the home /
OF c. Bolte. Nuuanu, there to wait I'M
til suitable time for transfer to Kane |
ohe.
The Oceanic Steamship Company's |
steamer Australia will leave this port |
for San Francisco on Wednesday.
February 10. at p. m. For freight |
and passage apply to VIM. G. Irwin &
Co. agents.
There was a big hula at the home /
of Akana. Maunakea street, near No.
3 engine house last night. Ioane,-the .
Hawaiian dandy was the leader. The
old style hulas were the only ones
INDUCED in.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Wight returned +.
from San Francisco on the Australia .
yesterday. bringing their daughter \
Miss Leslie. who, although in a weak .
condition. is recovering from her re-
cent illness.
There will be a special meeting of I
Hawaiian Lodge No. p, +. & \. NJ, at \
its Hall. Masonic Temple. at 8 o'clock /
d. m. today, for the purpose OF attend
- ,ba FfruaraI of their late RrOther n