The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Company D will drill tonight.


Daily Pacific Commercial Advertiser.
rs cents a month. delivered by carrier.
Hawaiian Lodge No. q will hold a
meeting this evening. Work in Third
Degree
Mrs. w. p. Fennel will return TO her
Punaluu home on the Mauna LOa this
morning.
Dias e. Santos, the guitar makers,
have moved to the corner of King and
Alakea streets.
r. S. Scrimageor leaves on the Ma
una Loa today for a business engage
ment in Kona.
Loans placed and negotiated by
Bruce waring & Co. Real Estate and
Financial Agents.
]. w. Kirkpatrick, of the Hagey In
stitute will leave for the Coast today
on short business trip.
A meeting OF the Catholic Ladies'
Benevolent Society will be held at 800
this afternoon at the convent
a California paper refers to Lansing
Rowan. Of the Frawley Co, as 'the
girl who challenged Corbett to a
scrap"
Chang San, a cabin passenger by
the Picking, is a noted actor, and comes
to play a season in the Old Chinese
Theater.
The DimOnd contempt case which
was on for yesterday in the Circuit
Court was postponed until $50 this
morning.
When the Mott-Smith building gets
another story it will be the second
business house in Honolulu having
three stories.
Lieuts. w. J.. Corwin and a. w.
Bacon of the United States Navy are on
the Picking, returning home from the
China station.
meeting Of the stockholders of the
Oahu Sugar Company is called for 10
o'clock this morning at the rooms of
the Chamber of Commerce.
The usual sabre drill of the officers
of the Mounted Patrol and Reserve
under Lieut.. Edwards, was held in The
police station yard yesterday.
Wonderful, the style and comfort
tackled together with straw" remarks
Mr.. J. Levingston, the manager of The
kash. He refers to straw hats.
Judge Garroutte, wife and daughter
of California, who visited Honolulu in
December, are through passengers
from Japan by the City of Picking.
Mr.. G.. r. Harrison has returned
from Kauai after having tuned nearly
all the pianos on that island, and can
now be found at Wall, Nichols Co.'s
store.
G.. c.. Parsons, against whom the Su-
preme Court decided, was taken to the
police station yesterday morning and |
later sent to Oahu Jail to serve out his !
sentence.
United States Charge d'Affaires FL |
lis Mills called on the Minister of For
eign Affairs at the Executive building
yesterday morning. The guard was
turned out.
Captain Fernandes arrested All
Kiau and All Sam in their house near
the Government Electric Light sta
ton, Nuuanu, last night, for unlawful !
possession of opium.
The regular weekly meeting of
Christian workers will be held at 3
O'Clock this QTriday) afternoon in the
Y. NJ. c.. A. hall. Professor Leading
ham will conduct the meeting.
There was the usual crowd at the
Hawaiian hotel band concert last
evening. Several ladies and gentle
men, unable to get into the Y. NJ. c.
A. on account of the crowd, occupied
the lanai.
Deputy Marshal ( Hitchcock spent
quite a good deal of his time yesterday
afternoon. fastening together the
pieces of the writ of possession he
served on Mrs. Anna Gertz in the
morning.
Contestants for the Kewalo prize lot
have only two more days to send in
the suggestions for the name of he
lake at Kewalo. The time is very
short. and there are a lot of good
names left. See what the ad says.
AS there seems to be some misun-
in regard to the costumes |
in charge wish it understood that Il I
is a calico ball though anyone having
a fancy costume will be at liberty to
wear il.
Today, at IL o'clock a. m, Jas. F. /
Morgan will sell at public auction, FOR
account OF whom it may concern, at /
Queen street, 14S doz. galvanized buck [
cts and rs nests galv. tubs; also 1 case, /
sc pieces Pacific twill draperies, 1856 .
yards.
1t was a mistake to say that Master .
Peiser offered TO exchange flower seed .
for Hawaiian postage stamps. His
was TO send Mr.. Ueta
magazine called Anecdotes" As Mr. .
Ueta did not care for this and as he .
is an ardent flower grower he requested .
the young man to send him a few seeds .
which he did.
In a notice in another column of this
paper, tax payers of the Island Cf /
Oahu are notified that, in accordance
with Section 81, Chapter 81 of the
Session Laws of 1892, all taxes remain
ing unpaid on the 31st day of January,
will be published together with a list