The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-22
LOCAL BREvlTIES.


The band will play as usual at Emma
Square this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Gilman have purz
chased Sterling wheels.
Makee Islands Sunday band concert
Is published this morning.
Officers of the United Chinese So
clety are announced today.
A stone sidewalk is being laid in
front of the Sailors Home
The Hawaiian Glee club concert is
now postponed to February r.
Special meeting of Lodge lie Progress
tonight for work in second degree.
A large numberof miners are on the
Warrimoo, bound for the Klondike.
After your days labor is over be
groomed at the Criterion Barber shop.
A son was born to the wife of James
NJ. Muir in HOnokaa on January 18th.
The swimming tournament in the
harbor this afternoon will begin at
2 o'clock
A list Of officers of the Peoples Ice
q Refrigeratlng Co., appear in an adj
yertisement.
The circus will give a matinee at
Z:3O this afternoon and a big perform
ance at this evening.
There will be some extra fine bicv-
Gle racing at Cyclomere this evening
with time limits. Terrill will ride.
The funeral of Martin Olsen took
place from the undertaking parlors of
H. H. Williams yesterday AFTERNOON.
Floral tributes for the funeral of
Mark N. Kennedy may be sent to Ex-
celslor hall any time today after II
a. N.
Konohi is in full blast The Chinese
New Year reception will be held at the
announced hours today at the usual
place.
A citizen last night had a letter from
Welsh & Co., saying that prospects
for annexation were still very encour-
aging.
Sugar was left by the Belgic at
4 3-16. 1t had receded to that point
after advancing to 4 IA. Heavy sales
and market firm.
In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing, the case of Antoine da Costa for
assault and battery on officer Ferreira,
was nolle pross'd.
A pair of spectacles in case was
picked up on Beretania street yester-
day. Owner can have same by apply
ing at this office
The clerk in the MarshaFs office
states that he is anxious to have all
outstanding drafts on the office pre-
scented for payment.
w. A Wall and Digly Sloggett left
on a surveying trip to Kona on the
Mauna Loa yesterday. They will be
gone about a month
The first dance of the '98 Social
Club in WaVerley hall last night, was
a very successful affair. A large num-
Der Of people were out.
meeting of the Waverley Club,
to hear reports, enroll members, and
proceed to permanent organization
will be held tonight at 1870 at the
Club rooms.
Edmund P. Dole has received from
his literary cousin at Boston book
of poems. The writer is Nathan H. |
Dole and he courts the muse with ar
tistic feeling.
At Harmony hall this evening Miss
Walsh will lecture on Evolution and
Karma" and at tomorrow afternoon
for the branch members and friends |
on Right Eating" II
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock and
Henry Vida returned on the Kinau |
yesterday An inspection of police at
Waimea and Kohala followed the in J
spection on Molokai. n
A Becker, the q. S. S. Baltimore |
carpenter charged with assault with |
a deadly weapon, was released late
yesterday on bail put up by some of
his friends. He returned to the ship |
Men on the Kinau state that Mark |
Kennedy could not possibly have been |
ashore at Papaikou on private bust
ness and that he died clinging to
money he had collected for the COM |
pany.
The Al steamship Riojun Maru of |
the Trans-Pacific Japan Imperial Mail |
Line will leave here on Saturday, |
January 9th, for Seattle, Wash. For
freight or passage apply to w. G. Irwin
& Co., Ltd, agents.
Odska, the Japanese who was cut |
by countryman in a fight at Waia-
lId6 dUOuI TWO N6ShS dSO,
came up to the hospital yesterday to
get treatment for complications that
have arisen from the knife cut in the
arm.
Members of Mystic No. 2, and Oahu,
No. l. K. of P, are requested to meet
at their Castle hall this afternoon at
2 O'Clock to attend the funeral of the
late brother Mark n. Kennedy. All
brethren are also invited
to attend.
On Monday next by order of the exc
cutors of the Adelia Cornwell estate,
Jas. F. Morgan will sell at public auc-
ton at his salesrooms, at 10 a. M, a
library of miscellaneous
works including volumes of The Friend
from 1850 to 1878.
Members of Excelsior Lodge, No. l,
[. o. o. F., are notified to assemble at
the Lodge rooms this afternoon at
$50 o'clock to attend the funeral Of
the late brother Mark n. Kennedy.
Members of Marmony Lodge and all
sOioUrnine brethren are invited tO At