The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-12-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

TO Australia for a new boat.
Mrs. Albert s. Willis has a new
upright Decker piano for sale.
Peter Martin is under arrest for
.assaulting a man named Tulis.
The Young Hawaiian's Institute
will hold a meeting this evening.
The prices quoted in Ehlers'
Ladies Column" are for one week
only.
The conspiracy case will 90 on
again this morning in the District
Court.
The Minister Of Finance has an
important notice in the By Author
ity column.
J.E. Comes is selling off his
stock of jewelry and silverware
below cost.
Lewis J. Levey will conduct the
big sale at Thee. II. Davies 81 Co.'s
this morning.
Committees have been appointed
20 arrange preliminaries for the
coming Masonic ball.
The annual Christmas tree festi-
val will be held at Central Union
Church tomorrow evening.
The case of G.. Hammer, charged
with malicious injury, has been
continued until moved on.
At F. Furuya's, Robinson block,
a good selection of holiday goods
at reduced prices can be found.
The semi-annual medal shoot
ofthe n. G.. III. commenced yester-
day afternoon at the Makiki range.
The Supreme Court adjourned
Yesterday at 1870 o'clock on &C.
count of the Founders Day cele-
bration.
The Royal Insurance Company
have issued a handsome calendar
for the new year. j. 5. Walker 10
the local agent.
The Hilo Sugar Company will
hold an adjourned annual meeting
on Friday morning at the office of
VIM. G.. Irwin IL Go.
The Oahu Railway Company
will run excursion trains on Christ
mas Day. Round trip tickets will
be sold at reduced rates.
All persons having claims against
the estate of Simon Won Topaz are
requested to present them to j. F. !
Hackfeld, Consul for Russia.
A hack horse ran away yester-
day. The animal was stopped in
front of Morgan's auction room.
The carriage was badly demol-
ished. I
The electric sign in front of
Warehouses; No. 10 store is the
most brilliant one in town. 1t was
designed and made by Fred Water
house.
A Japanese deserter was ordered
to return to work yesterday and to
pay a fine Of So for running away.
He belongs to the Hilo Sugar Plan
tation.
Have you seen the white hem
med stitch handkerchiefs for ST
dozen, and the embroidered hand
kerchief for 10 cents at y. s.
Sachs
The subject at the Gospel tent
tonight will be, "The Necessity of
Gethsemane and Calvary; or Was
God Unkind in Allowing the Death
of His SOM"
Captain Larsen is busy these
days looking for chicken thieves.
The nearness of the holidays is the
cause of the activity on the part of
the fowl thieves.
Theo. III. Davies IL Co. will offer
at auction at their rooms this
morning, a fine line of fancy furni-
ture, rugs, crockery, ETC., suitable
for holiday gifts.
A. VI. Hewitt and Postmaster
Dat will commence today to collect
q Christmas purse for Charles
Peterson, the lookout at Diamond
Head signal station.
George III. Robertson, the treas
urer of the Waikiki Sugar Com
pany, is anxious to locate bond
number 90, series +, issued by the
company on October l, 1890.
Mr.. J. J. Williams, the photog-
rapher, has taken a splendid pic
ture of the large organ in
the Kaumakapili Church. Copies
are on sale at his studio,
Fort street. Those persons who
are collecting island views should
include a photograph of this in
strument, which is the largest in
the islands. ,