The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-11
LOCAL BREvITiES.

Omce roma captured three japanese Z
runaways from Eva last night.
Band concert at the Hawaiian hotel !
this evening at the usual hour.
suite of furnished rooms with all |
conveniences are advertised for rent.
Miss Nellie B. Hyde gives a concert
at Oahu College tomorrow evening.
This is the evening of the Y. H. l.
installation and social at Foster hall.
The Healani moonlight hop and boat
ing party will be held on Friday even
ing.
This is the last day of the sale of
season tickets for the Frawley engage
ment
There will be meeting of the Com
missioners of Education at 2:30 p. m.
today.
Ed Hopkins, formerly of this city
is in the same Yukon river town as
Frank Grace.
The Celestial race at Cyclomere
Park Saturday night will be a feature
worth seeing.
On Saturday next at 1920 will be
held the annual meeting of the Union
Feed Co., Ltd
A few fractured ribs are the result
of native boys bicycle coasting trip
down Judd hill.
The band gave concert in the
grounds of the Executive building yes
terday afternoon.
The Young Mems Research club
meets with Rev. and Mrs. d. P. Birnie
tomorrow evening.
The drill of the Mounted Reserve
set for last night was abandoned on
account of the weather.
The annual meeting Of Eva Planta-
ton Company occurs on November 10th
at Castle & Cookies office.
A regular inspection of the troops at
the Executive Building was made by
Minister Cooper yesterday.
Manager Clement is working hard to
make Saturday night at the bicycle
track the best of the season.
Jas. F. Morgan is handling a con-
signment of unique typewrlters with
Frank Hustace as special salesman.
The father of Dr. Grossman, whose
illness calls the local dentist to San
Francisco, is very we'll known here.
There will be a special meeting Of
the Kilohana Art League at l o'clock
Vanderveer, of Sea Breezes and the
Ministries, was ashore yesterday for the
first time since the Baltimore arrived.
Manager Ahrens of Oahu plantation
was in town a few hours yesterday and
was in hurry to get back to his plant
ing.
A Honolulu business man will ask
the legislature for a franchise to dis
tribute heating and Illuminating gas
in the town.
Neither the captain nor agents of the
British bark Iredale will be response
BILE for debts contracted by the crew
of said vessel.
1t is rumored that J. X. Kaulia is
about ready to go to Washington by
the Australia next week, as now fund
of $500 is on hand.
H. Hackfeld, agents P. M. S. S. Co
and o. & o. S. S. Co., announce add
tional sailing dates for their steamers
to and from this port.
Miss Kate Friis who has spent sew
eral months in the city visiting friends
left for her home in California on the
Martha Davis yesterday.
Jack Thompson's case is interest
ing lot of people who have been Won
dering how he kept out of thu
clutches of the law so long.
Paul ]. Voeller, who returned from
the Coast by the Australia, was mucl
benefited by treatment in one of tn
leading hospitals up there.
Princess Kaiulani has been yer,
much occupied young woman since ne
arrival. There has been stead
stream of callers during day and even
ing.
Mrs. Chas De Leon, who soon leave
for the Coast after a pleasant Vlsl
here. was entertained at the beach yes
terday afternoon by the Rebekah Lodg'
I. 0. o. F.
Nearly all the works of art to be e2
hibited at the fall exhibition OF tn
Kilohana Art League have been put i
place. Some very good work has bee
done by the members.
The volunteer firmen now out of SCI
vice propose forming veterans ass'
citation. A large number of them wei
brought together at the funeral of tn
late Maj Chas. T. Gulick.
Dan Sharrick. the wheel champion
has raced but little in the State
where he will now be a star. Most
his work has been done In Brltls
Columbia Tacoma is his home.
Oscar Whites resignation as Capital
of Company B is to be forwarded
the Commander-in-Chie Both M
White and Henry Giles will emil
in Captain Dodge's Sharpshooters.
DR.. Eagar of Oakland was visit'
at the meeting of the Board of Heali
Yesterday afternoon. With Dr. Eme
son. he will pay visit to the leper r
ceiving station in Kalihi, Saturd;
morning.
Judge Hartwell left for San Fra
cisco on the Rio de Janeiro yesterd;
morning. He goes on flying buslne
trip to Boston and expects to be ba
in Honolulu during the latter part
December.
Rev. James Giblin of BirmlnghaI
England who has been travelling t
the mast year is visiting in Honolulu
He expresses himself much pleas
with the country and climate. He
the guest of Bishop Ropert.
While on the Coast recently, Geor
Bruins visited San Jose and other cit
near San Francisco and saw about