The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.
St Andrews Fair.

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A brass door-key left at this
Office awaits an owner.
The Kaneohe Ranch Company
has a notice in this issue.
The Union Feed Company has
some machinery for sale.
The seawall at the Port Survey
or's Office is being repaired.
Wilder 81 Co. have all sizes of
wire nails for sale at low rates.
Phoebe K. Makee has been
granted a divorce from Charles B.
Nakee.
Lieut.. Stileman, of the Hya-
cinth, will lead the Gospel tent
meeting tonight.
Judge Whiting has appointed
John Kahoaka administrator of the
estate of Anna Boyd.
1t Is asserted that BILLY" AL
drich was in a locker on the deck
OF the Castle all the time.
Quite a crowd collected at the
waterfront yesterday morning to
see the Yorktown steam out.
\ daughter has blessed the IN
ion of Jane Hare of Honolulu and
Lieutenant VIM. r. Rush, U.S.N.
Professor Berger's orchestra will
ne in attendance at the Kilohana
Art League exhibit this evening.
Mrs. Galloway will deliver an
illustrated lecture at 3 p. NJ. today
at the Viavi Office 100 King street.
Minister King and Superintend-
ent Rowell left for Hawaii by the
Hall. They will return next week.
The Iwilani brought twenty-five
head of cattle. She left the Kinau
at Maalaea Bay, and met the w.
G.. Hall.
There will be a meeting of the
Star stockholders at the Chamber
of CONNIE cree at Z 80 o'clock this
evening.
For some good and solid infor-
nation read the Hawaiian Hard
ware Company's remarks this
morning.
Prince Ahrenberg and Attorney
Arthur Rodgers left for the volcano
yesterday. They will return by
way of Hilo.
J. w. Luning announces this
morning that he has returned to
town, and is still doing business at |
the old stand.
Mounted Patrolman Wichart
has been charged with assaulting
the tramway driver he arrested
few nights ago.
The household effects belonging
TO E. B. Thomas will be sold at
auction on next Wednesday by
James F. Morgan. i
Viggo Jacobsen, the artist, has
subscribed to the oath of fealty to5
the Republic of Hawaii. One by
one the roses fall.
On account of st. Andrews fair
engagement there will be no con-
cert by the Government band at
Emma Square this afternoon.
Prof. Berger and his boys made
a decided hit with their orchestral
concert last evening. They had a
large and appreciative audience.
Mr.. W. /. Warmer will lead the
Y. VI. G.. A. meeting Sunday even
ing at 6 so o'clock. Topic: THE
Rich Young Ruler" Mark TO-
1927.
Health Agent Reynolds, who
was quite seriously injured by a
fall from a stepladder, is about
again. His wounds were treated
at the hospital.
The new Allen & Robinson build
ing was turned over to the owners
Yesterday morning by Lucas Bros,
the contractors. Work was COM
menced on the building last June.
The war between China and
Japan does not affect the prices of
Japanese and Chinese goods at Dai
Nippon, as the stock just received
by the Oceanic was bought before
began. The prices are
low. Call and inspect the dress
goods, etc., just opened.
The Sc. Andrews Fair takes place
today in the Cathedral school room
grounds, the entrance to which is
from Beretania street. The sale OF
fancy articles, ETC., opens at II 80
am. and from that hour the luau
and lunch will be served. Tickets
can be obtained at the gate.