The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-02-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

There will be meeting of the Mount
cd Reserve at , p. m. today.
The Hawaiian Band will play on
board the Icarus this evening.
Clarence NJ. White was a passenger
by the Australia for San Francisco.
James Wilder will go to Hilo on the
Kinau Friday morning-On business.
Hugh Morrison, manager of Maka-
we'll plantation, returned home by the
Nikahala.
Charles McCandless. the artist, left
by the Australia for a flying business
visit to San Francisco.
There Will be no rehearsal Of the Y
NJ. c. a. Orchestra this evening, the
hall being otherwise engaged.
J. ". Chapman was a passenger by
the Australia for the Coast. He goes
up for recreation and pleasure.
On warrant sworn out by Manuel
Brouce yesterday, Peter Correa was
arrested on the charge of assault and
battery.
Smith 10 the Capital, Minister Cooper
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General.
In the Circuit Court Attorney George
A. Davis secured an acquittal of All
You, charged with having opium in
possession.
Al the regular weekly meeting of the
Board Of Health yesterday Henry +.
Cooper was elected president, vice Will
liam q Smith resigned
Saint Valentines day Sunday. The
usual hits may be expected through
the mail. Perhaps the calico ball will
furnish some suggestions.
The return cricket match between
the Icarus and Honolulu elevens will
be played Saturday afternoon next on
the base ball grounds at Makiki.
Sorga, a Japanese boy, was arrested
yesterday morning on the charge of
truancy. His case will come up for
trial in the Police Court this morning.
F. B. Auerbach's baby girl, Thel-
ma Kathleen, was christened by Rev.
Alex. Macintosh on Tuesday. DR..
Stowe was godfather to the little one.
The world-famous French Students
BALI is on in New York city tonight.
One or two Honolulu gentlemen have
special invitations, with programs,
etc.
The calico ball is fast approaching.
and from the talk in society circles
just now, it would seem that hopes for
a large number of people are we'll
founded.
E r. Adams was among the passen-
gers on the Australia yesterday after
noon. He will go to San Francisco and
Portland on business, returning to
Honolulu on March 18th.
Barefooted Bill, the famous all
round thief and house breaker, was
taken to the police station yesterday
to do some carpentering. He seemed
very glad of the change.
The second annual meeting of the Pa
cific Tennis Club will be held in the
club house of that organization on the
evening of Thursday, March 4th, or as
near thereafter as possible.
The Knights of St. George will have
a stag" supper after their regular
meeting next Monday night. The COM
mfttee in charge consists of J. Tinker,
E. B. Thomas and A. st. NJ. Mackin-
tosh.
Mrs. August Ahrens, wife of the
former manager of Waianae. is the
guest of Mrs. Carrie Robinson at her
home on the Plains. She will remain
there until her house in Hoaeae is fin
ished.
d. b. Smith has gone to the States.
After remaining a short time in San
Francisco, he will go to Washington,
there TO witness the inauguration of
William Mckinley as President of the
United States.
Lieutenant Slayter of II. B. NJ. S.
Icarus. will sing the solo in the an
them. "Oh. Hear Me When 1 Call" at
the service of the second congregation
of St. Andrews Cathedral Sunday
morning next.
DR.. McLennOn will take two Waiver
lev bicycles with him to Raratonga.
Wheels have not yet been introduced
on that PARKWAY island, so that the
doctor will have the first chance to
enIighten the natives.
Annie Rel. Portuguese woman,
was arrested last evening on war
rant. charging her with deserving her
husband. she was released idIeI Oh
bond. She had some trouble with her
husband. which will come out in the
trial today.
On account of the fact that Minister
Cooper will have to act as president OF
both the Boards of Health and Educa-
ton. the meeting time of the latter has
been set for Thursday afternoon. The
first meeting under the new conditions
will take place today.
Mrs. Hassinger and her daughter,
Miss Juanita, who left by the Aus
tralia yesterday, will spend short
time in San Francisco, and then take
in the various places in Southern Cal
ifornia. remaining for three or four
months. or until Mrs. Hassinger re-
covers her health.
Today February 11th being the Jap