The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Capt. Griffith, Of the bark Albert,
never misses holiday in Hawaii
Mrs. L. l.. LaPierre has returned
from Maui quite restored to health.
Elvin planted a HeaIani flag at the
entrance Of the harbor on Saturday.
Company d, y. G. H, viii put on
four minstrel programs about Novem-
Der ].
J. J. Williams is exhibiting a hand
some water color painting Of Mrs. W.
G. Irwin.
Colonel Gilbert F. Little arrived by
the Kinau yesterday from Hilo for the
Supreme Court term.
Rev VIM. Kincaid and family viii
likely occupy The Fuller premises on
Nuuanu street, near School.
a. Schneider, at one time in the APP
praiser's office at the Custom house, re-
turned by the bark Mohican.
Mrs. Woodward announces the open
ing Of her vocal classes. Appointments
made by mail, or by telephone l46.
w. e. Styles, Of the L. S. F. 5. Phil
adelphia, led the mems meeting in the
Y. NJ. c. A. hall yesterday afternoon. q
Rev. S. z. Bishop is writing a
lengthy account Of his visit to Coast
cities for the next issue of The Friend
A special meeting of Honolulu Com
mandery No j, X. r., viii be held to-
night at 1880 O'Clock. Work in Temple.
A Hawaiian girl who went away with
the Wilson circus 20 learn bareback
riding has been sent home from Van
couver.
Ookala Sugar Plantation CO. will
hold a meeting on Wednesday next, at
10 a m, at J. NJ. Dowsetts Office, Mer-
chant street.
DR. and Mrs. Humphris will be in
the cast Of the play soon to be produced
by the Dramatic Circle of the ki.o-
hama Art League.
Capt. j. NJ. Camara, Jr., in the alb
sence Of Maj. G. J. Mccarthy COM
mands the Second Battalion, First
Regiment, n. q. H. ~
The Commission hopes to finish up
it's work by Wednesday. This will
give time for the three American mem
bers to sail on Friday.
About double the old-time crowd at
tended the public concert at Makee
Island yesterday afternoon. Many of
those present were strangers.
A new march, "The Garrison" by
Capt. Berger, and dedicated to Gen.
King, will be played for the first time
at Emma Square this evening.
Capt. Berger, JOS Rosen, Chas.
Kreuter and the Misses KanOhO may
give concerts at Lahaina and HilO dur
ing the band vacation next month.
Capt. Lydig, chief and purchasing
commissary for the United States here,
calls for proposals for furnishing fresh
beef and mutton in large quantities.
Two prisoners were brought down by
the Kinau from Hilo and sent to the
reef. Both are natives. They were
committed from the last Hawaii term
Neither the captain nor agents of the
Hawaiian bark Iolani will be reSpons-
ible for debts contracted by any of the
crew of said vessel while in this port.
Acknowledgement w. o. Smith suffer
ed considerable Saturday and Sunday
from his bruises. He is much improv-
ed, however, and will be out in few
days.
Fred Waldron. Past Chancellor of
Mystic Lodge Knights of Pythias OF
this city, was the master hand in or
ganizfng the Hilo Lodge K. Of P. at
Hilo.
H. r. Hanna. in the Commissioner
of Agriculture's Office, had camera
on the Judges stand Saturday and TOOK
some excellent views Of the starts and
finishes of the races.
The two-story brick addition to the
store of Wing WO Chan Co., on Nuuanu
street is being erected. The improve
ment will occupy the vacant lot III
front Of the Irwin block.
The New York regiment and Engin-
GERS at Camp Mckinley are picking d
team to play against one of the town
baseball clubs. They will probably try
the First Regiment nine first
DR.. A. J. Derby, Mrs. c. n. Spauld-
ing, II. +. Cooper w. II. Rice, W. u
Neadham, Miss Ward and Mrs. a. D
Knudsen are booked on the steamer
w. G. Hall for Kauai tomorrow.
Ralph ]. Faneuf and Fred A. Cook,
formerly of Co. f, n. G. H, write from
Manila, where they have been in the
field with the Tenth Pennsylvania. The
Honolulu boys are in good health.
The Supreme Court will open at TO
o'clock this morning. a member OF the
Rar viii likely be chosen today to sit
in place Of Justice Frear until the
Commission has finished its Iabors.
While chasing a runaway horse on
King street yesterday afternoon the
horse of a United States cavalryman
was kicked in the side by the estray
and rather badly knocked out for a
while.
There was no session OF the Commits
sion Saturday. The American mem
hers expected to sit and were on hand
promptly, but were easily persuaded
that the water front was more pleas
ant place to be.
beautiful Knight Templar charm
was presented Customs Surveyor Geo
c. Stratemeyer last Saturday by a Ma
sonic friend of his The popular sur
veyor has just finished his degrees in
that high organization.
Yesterday afternoon negotiations
g, II 60. q, i'm.