The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-13
LOCAL REvITIES.

The dredger began work again at
6 o'clock last evening
The L. s. F. S. Baltimore will leave
port next week for target practice.
This is Co. AS drill night Every
member must turn out. Annual meet
ing.
All the wheel agents expect ship
ments of 1898 models by the Moana
today.
There will likely be an extra meeting
of the Board of Health some day next
week.
Tickets are being sold at a good rate
for the Healani hop next Monday
evening.
All the Nuuanu reservoirs are full
to the top on account of the recent
steady rains.
Now that the water polo rules have
been published a number of teams will
be organized.
Harry Wooten, the bicycle doctor is
the inventor of new saddle for fancy
and trick riding.
Furniture is being placed in the
rooms of the new Waverley club,
Waverley block. ~
Mrs. Devlin, of Beretania street, is
the latest victim of the Tram car
falling cash box.
Lem Abies may soon make a visit
TO Honolulu from the colonies. He is
doing well down there.
All the athletes were out last even
ing training for next Mondays field
meet at the baseball grounds.
The paka pic cases will come up for
trial in the Police Court today. The
Cinnamon will fight their cases.
Among the arrivals from San Fran
cisco by the bark S. c. Allen last night
were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Palmer.
Oahu Lodge No. l, knights Of
Pythias, will have a meeting in the
Pythian Castle Hall this evening.
Jose de Espirito Santos, the guitar
manufacturer has removed his bust
ness to King near Punchbowl street.
Don't fail to attend the dress goods
sale at Sachs. You can save just 80
per cent. by making your purchases
now.
There will be an annual church
meeting at Central Union this evening.
Various interesting reports will be
made.
and Land Company at 11:3O this morn
ing at the Chamber of Commerce
rooms.
Tom King will be back on the Moana
today with supplies for the bicycle
establishment of which he is the
manager.
Miss Grau returned from pleasant
vacation trip to Kauai yesterday morn
-fa nj in
her school.
Lieut.-Col. Mcleod has decided upon
an effective turnout of the First Regl-
ment on the 18th. The order is pub
lished elsewhere.
A concert will be given at Kaumaka-
pill church on Saturday night and on
Monday there will be an entertainment
In the Opera House.
In consequence of the efforts OF Tom
Macs scrubbing corps the Judiciary
building is beginning to look quite
respectable in places.
L. NJ. WhitehOuse will go to Kaena
Point in a day or two to superlntend
the work there undertaken by the firm
of Wilson & Whitehouse.
The work on the new road at the.
Pail will be fully completed on Tuesday
next. The fence, the last thing, is now
being rushed to completion.
Those crossings over Alakea street
at King will be much appreciated by
people who have occasion to frequent
" visit the Executive building.
The Australia got away promptly at
4 D. m. Yesterday for San Francisco
The band did not play out of respect
for the death of G. H. Eldredge.
Thompson and Anderson the two
seamen released from the Babcock by
the American Consul, left for San
Francisco on the Australia yesterday.
Quite a numebr of people are COM
menting on the remarkable horse story
in the Advertiser of yesterday. 1t is
agreed that the incident is entirely
possible.
Co. G, n. G. H., had drill and bust
ness meeting last evening. Arrange
ments are being made to turn out the
full strength of the organization on
the 18th.
G.. Simma. the barber who recently
had a shop on Merchant street, left for
his home in the sunny land of Italy
on the Australia yesterday. His family
accompanied him.
There were not enough members of
the Leilani Boat Club present at the
Hawaiian hotel last night to constitute
a quorum. so the meeting was post
pOned until later date.
1t is pretty we'll understood that
Cyclomere track is soon to pass to the
control of a stock company in which
attaches of a leading mercantile house
will be heavily interested.
The British bark Iredale is adver-
tised to sail for San Francisco on or
about January 18th. and will carry a
number of passengers. For particulars
as to passage, etc, apply to Hackfe.d
& Co., Ltd, local agents.
The annual dinner of the Sharp
shOters' Company will take place at
the Hawaiian Hotel on Saturday night
next at o'clock. Tomorrow night
occurs the regular monthly meeting.
Important business will be transacted.
Mark Johnson, the Custom House
Inspector, injured by falling through
the hatch of one of the vessels in port
T1.- IL Jo1