The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-02-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.

INEuidI WCthll UletliIE OF the Dual W
Of Health at p. m. today.
Company D. y. C. H., will give a
grand masquerade ball in March.
waterhouse is making a drive on
white lawns and linen duck this week
The Honolulu Chinese Chronicle has
a notice Of co-partnership in this issue.
Marie Estrelle was found not guilty
Of larceny Of $50 from Mrs. William
Larsen.
c. L. Wight and Sam Parker were
among the passengers on the Kinau
yesterday.
a large stock of wicker chairs is at
tracing customers at Hopp & Cos
store, Bethel and King.
The annual meeting of Inter-Island
Steam Navigation Company Will be
held on March 9th at 10 a. m.
W. Needham, formerly OF the Gus
tom House force, has become mem
Der of Company f of the Regulars.
This is ladies' day at the courts of
the p. T. c. All lady friends are cor
daily invited TO attend. Usual hours.
The case of Lee Tong, the hack driv-
CT. for unlawful possession of opium,
will come up in the Police Court today
Mrs. George Herbert is spending a
most enjoyable week with her sister
Mrs. Clarence Macfarlane, at Pearl
City.
The farce entitled. THE Bicyclers,"
by John Kendrick Bangs, was given
by Hilo talent during the past fort
night.
The Mounted Patrol Carbine Team
are after the scalps of the Mounted
Reserve men. They are practicing most
diligently.
Detective Kappa is under the wealth
er Work during all hours of the night
and day for several months past has
had its effect.
Among the passengers for Maui ports
on the CIaudine yesterday were Thorn
as Carter. S. NJ Ballou, G. Fl. Bailey
and c. H. Fairer.
James F. Morgan will sell the house
hold furniture of G. V. Sturdevant, on
School street Opposite the residence
of Mrs. c. Afong), at 10 a. m. today.
]. NJ. Webb, of the Golden Rule Ba-
zaar. has something new that is sure
10 please See his advertisement. See
his window display and be convinced.
Testimony in the Dimond divorce
case ended yesterday, and argument
will be begun this morning. 1t is be-
Iieved the case will be submitted today.
There were IS passengers for the
Inr~
Among the number were Professor and
Mrs. Weber and Mrs. Walter Max
well.
Mrs. Jackman is through passen-
ger on the Chittagong. She is going TO
Shanghai. via Yokohama, TO meet her
husband. who preceded her on the
Monmouthshire.
Kaapuni. the native who shot Port
uguese while acting as pound master.
and who was sentenced to 20 years on
the reef, is now a trusty. He drives
about with Jailer Low.
One of Nieper's drays. loaded with
brick. broke down at the corner of Ala
kea and Merchant streets yesterday aft
ernoon. and the load had TO be trans
ferred to another wagon
\ special MEETING OF hawaiian
Lodge. A. F.. & A. NJ. No. 81, Will be
held this day mt D. III. 70: the pur-
pes. of attending the funeral c: their
late brother, Warren GoOdale.
Among the passengers for Hilo and
way ports on the Kinau yesterday
Brown. c. Kaiser, G. Won Hamm. J. w.
IL II N Ross
The Government has come to an un-
with Manager Paine of the
Hawaiian Tramways Company regard
ing the grade of King street, near the
depot Work will begin on the line at
once.
4 special meeting of Eva Plantation
Company will be held at IL a. m. attic
Office OF Castle K Cooke, Limited. on
Friday. February 20 for the purpose
OF filing a vacancy N Board of Di-
rectOrs.
c. w Weight of II. w. Schmidt &
Sons. left for Mahukona on the Kinau
yesterday. From that point he will
make a tour of the Island of Maui on
business. returning in about three or
four weeks.
Officers and members of George w.
De Long Post. No. 10. c.. \. r., are or
dered to appear at Central Union
Church at 3 p. III. today to attend the
funeral of their late cOmrade. Warren
GOOdale. Badges.
Loo Chit Sam called at the police
station yesterday morning and wanted
the Deputy Marshal to sign his name
70 an opium certificate. issued from the
Government Dispensary 10 an old
friend. He had TO keep on wanting.
A novel entertainment will be given
st the Y. NJ c. \. in the course of the
next month. The nature of the enter
tainment could not be learned. as those
who have the matter in charge are de-
sirous of having it i'm the nature of a
surprise.
In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing the general demurrer in the charge