The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-07
LOCAL RaEYITICS.

The Adams took away from the flag
ship eight prisoners and four sick
men.
This is the last evening of the week
OF Prayer meetings in the various
churches
At Harmony hall this evening the
Red Men will install officers and have
powwow
j. M. Monsarrat has house and lot
at Waikiki for lease. The house is
partly furnished.
Asada, Hotel street, Robinson block
has a stylish line Of golf shirts just
received by the Australia
Captain King was slightly indisposed
yesterday and unable to be at his office
in the Executive Building.
Court Of the Independent Order Of
Foresters-the American branch-is
soon to be Oraganized here.
Company A viii give another of it's
popular dances on the night of Wash
ington's birthday, January o.
The L. S. S. Mohican so soon as
she goes into commission will make
voyage to Australia and will call here.
Chas. Molteno, the tonsorial artist
is now located on Merchant street,
where he is prepared to do first class
work
Yesterday was the Feast of the
Epiphany and there were services in
the Roman Catholic and Episcopal
cathedrals.
F. J. Kruger's Waltham watch club
No. 5 is now open. A handsome gold
watch for 81 a week is the inducement
to join this club.
c. B. Reynolds Of the Board Of Health
will be back from his tour of inspec
ton of the leper settlement on the
Mokolii this morning.
Mark Johnston, the customs officer
who was so seriously injured some
weeks ago, is almost well again and
will out again in few days.
A meeting of the Catholic Ladies'
Benevolent Society will be held at 2:30
this afternoon at Mrs. John McLain's,
Beretania and Punchbowl streets.
Captain Zieg.er, First Lieutenant
Carlyle and Second Lieutenant Klein
me comprise the First Regiment nom
com examining board to March 81.
Mr.. Needham, of the Reform school
had to have finger amputated yester-
day on account of an accidental shoot
ing of his hand New Years Eve.
All the horsemen and wheelmen
were pleased to learn yesterday morn
ing that there was to be race meet
ing at KapiOani park track on March
IL
first consignment of exceptionally
fine goods for Spring wear has just
been received direct from England by
s. Roth, Fort street. Inspection is in
vited.
The regular meeting of the Board of
Supervisors of the Free kindergarten
and Children's Aid Association will be
held in Queen Emma Hall this morn
ing at $50.
At the residence of N. II. Zeave, cor
ner of Kinau and Alapai streets, at 10
a. m. today, Jas. F. Morgan will sell
the entire household furniture at auc-
ton Also a lady's bicycle will be
sold.
On account Of the very bad weather
on Wednesday night the ST. Louis CO.
lege literary society did not hold their
meeting This has been postponed I'M
til next Wednesday, when officers will
be elected.
got together in the band stand at the
Hawaiian hotel last evening for the
purpose of giving a concert but the
rain interfered again and there was
no concert.
Commissioner Henry Smith will hold
a sac of valuable beach property at
Waikiki, on Monday, January 31st at
noon. at the mauka end of the Judi
Hn11 rfi n
VertiSement
John Bowler left for San Francisco
on the Alameda yesterday. Mr.. Bowl
ers health has been bad for some time
and it was decided that he should go
to the Coast for the purpose of being
treated by specialist
Kalama, an old Jail bird, was ar
rested yesterday by Detective KAPPA
on the charge of vagrancy. Kalama
is suspected of having been the one
who entered the houses of Hollister
& Co. and Murata & Co.
Among the arrivals from the Colo
MES on the Alameda yesterday were
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Clementson.
They are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Levers at Waikiki. Mr.. and
Mrs CIementson viii leave for the
Safes on the Australia.
Among the departures on the Alag
media yesterday afternoon were LieHte-
nants Blocklinger Brauensreiter and
Chief Engineer Kirby, all three of
whom have been detached from the
Z. S. S. Baltimore. They are now
on their way to Mare Island to await
orders. Quite a number of the officers
of the Baltimore were down on the
wharf to see them off.
J. L. Howard of Punahou left for
San Francisco yesterday afternoon
there to pursue his studies in medicine.
\ delegation of Punahou teachers and
friends was at the steamer to say
farewell. As the Alameda hauled away
from the wharf one young lady threw
Mr.. Howard a small onion which, in
stead of using to bring the tears, he
placed on his inside pocket as a me-
mento.