The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-22
LOCAL BREvlTIES.

DlnueTy Il "duteu
Hats OF straw, mats of straw. and
mating OF all kinds at S. Ozaki's.
The American League will meet this
evening 10 elect officers.
There will be a meeting of the An
nexation Club at 4 p. m. today.
Miss Grace Richards will leave for
the States by the next Australia
Ex-Captain Kanae will go to his old
home in Molokai next week to live.
The Washington Feed COmpany's
-four and feed is good for the consti-
tuition.
This is ladies' day at the courts Of
friends of the members are invited to
attend.
w. II. Johnson has been given clerk
ship in the business house of II. w.
Schmidt and Son.
d. G.. Sylvester, one of the crack
riders of the II. a. a. c., has sent in
his resignation from that organization.
Domingos Gomez was arrested yes
terday morning for truancy. His case
will come up in the police court this
morning.
Judge Perry's Court will go to Wal
amaze this morning to take evidence in
a civil case. The witness TO be exam
ined is sick abed.
c. ID. Chase, Real Estate Agent, 407
Fort street. advertises for rent cot
tage at PunahOu and a ten room house
on Punahou street.
The digging up of pipes along King
e.. -fr
when the gang now at work will come
back and begin on Merchant street.
Editor Sparrow of the HilO Tribune
will return home by the Kinau today.
While in the city he perfected arrange
ments to enlarge his paper to an eight
page edition.
The officers of the Mounted Reserve
were given instructions in saber drill
in the yard of the police station late
yesterday afternoon by Lieutenant Ed
wards of the Mounted Patrol.
number of Hawaiians have estab-
Iished a dancing school called the Lei
POM Moi" A short time ago they
completed dancing hall 36x20 at the
corner of School and Leliha streets.
where weekly meetings are held
The Hospital Flower Society will
give a Calico Ball at Independence |
Park, Friday, February 18th, 1897.
The proceeds are to be used in aid Of a
free bed at the Hospital. Tickets now
on sale at all the leading drug stores. |
Japanese hackman driving hack
No. 8 was taken to the police station
last night but allowed to go later on. |
He was caught asleep in his hack and
upon being awakened waxed very in !
solent. Even at the police station he
did not cease his insolence.
All members of Company 8. Division |
/, Citizens Guard, are ordered to as |
semble in the District Court Room, in |
Honolulu, on Monday, January 25th,
1897, at 7:3O p. m. with arms and am
munition, for the purpose of electing
officers and inspection of arms.
All persons having claims against
the estate of John KippelleT, deceased,
will please present the same without
delay to a. G.. Dickens, acting u. S.
consular agent, Kahului Maui. ANY
persons indebted to the said estate
are asked TO make prompt settlement.
There was a very satisfactory bust
ness meeting of the Y. Nj. G.. A. Or
chestra last night at which there were
five new members admitted. A short
rehearsal followed the meeting. The
first regular rehearsal will take place
next Thursday at which Prof. Heitt-
mann will lead.
All members of Company 4. Diyis-
ion /. Citizens Guard (Masonic Tenn
pie Squad are ordered to assemble at
the District Court room, station house.
Honolulu. on Tuesday, January 20,
1897. at 7:3O p. m. with arms and am
munition. for the purpose of electing
officers and inspection of arms.
The hall door of the Waverley BLOCK
was found open last night by Capt.
Bowers Of the Merchants patrol. This
gave access to the furniture store Of
Ordway & Porter into which would
have been a very easy matter to enter
and carry off valuable material. The
proper persons were notified and the
door was locked.
There is a lot of vigorous kicking
among the bicyclists OF the II. A. A. G.
regarding the prizes awarded them in
the events OF field day. They claim
that they were not enough to pay for
the trouble they went through in pre-
pairing for field day. and some state
positively that they will enter no more
events under the auspices OF the II.
A. a. c.
Kahananui. the big half negro, who
was released from Oahu Jail few
DAYS ago after serving out six
months sentence for indecent expos
ure. is now at the police station wait
ing TO be sent out OF the country 20
New York on some sugar vessel This
course was decided on when 1T was
learned that only a day or two after
his release he practiced the crime of
indecent exposure in the vicinity Of St.
Andrews Priory.
Late last night Customs guard Ka-
nuha discovered sailor with bag
f1u of wearing apparel in Allen &
Robinson's lumber yard. He was over
bauIed and questioned. First he said
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