The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-12-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The band will give a concert at
the Hawaiian hotel Saturday even
ing.
The foreign mail for Maui and
Hawaii will be sent away tomorrow
afternoon.
Certificates of Special Rights of
Citizenship will not be issued after
January 4th.
The Nan Yu Company, All King
street, deal in japanese provisions
and general merchandise.
The Australia will probably
bring the full text of Admiral
Walkers report on Hawaii.
The examination of Charles Nit
cheIl, charged with burglary, went
over Yesterday until next Wednes-
day.
Yesterday was the day set for the
marriage of Mics Maria Cummins
and Stephen King at Kealia,
Kauai.
Teachers examination for pri-
mary certificates will be held at
Honokaa. Hamakua, on January
% and 20, 1895.
THE Servings and Reapings of
Life" will be the subject of Rev.
Mr.. Garvin's lecture at the Gospel
tent this evening.
LII Levey will hold a sale of
household furniture this morning
at 10 O'Clock at the residence Of the
late Mrs. MCGOWAN.
An octette from the Kamehame-
ha school sang Christmas carols at
the exercises at Kaumakaupili |
church last evening.
Arthur Rodgers, the well-known
San Francisco attorney, will leave |
for home by the China, after spen-
ding vacation in this city.
Tomorrow at noon at his sales
rooms, James f. Morgan will sell
valuable city property situated on
Nuuanu street, opposite Loves
bakery.
An arc light is being put up out
side of Oahu prison. Four men
were at work yesterday with the
poles, wires, ETC., necessary to its
erection.
A man named Higgins was fined
$50 yesterday for having opium In
his possession. The drug was found
on him while being searched at the
police station.
Colonel George Macfarlane is
not expected home on the Austria
liza. II is thought that he had to
go as far as Victoria to arrange
some business matters with r. P.
Rithet.
The Hilo Sugar Company has
elected the following officers: w.
G.. Irwin, president; J. ID. Spreck-
els, vice-president w. NJ. Giffard, ]
secretary and treasurer III. NJ. I
Whitney, Jr., auditor.
The football boys will practice
again this afternoon, as they have
for two days past. Quite a good
deal of enthusiasm is being worked {
up, and good game is promised
for the 9TH of January.
Sergeant Moore, belonging to Com ,
pany E of the regulars, and Mr..
Ormey Wall, of the Sharpshooters,
are the only members of the III. n. =,
g. who have thus far won gold bars
in the Makiki shoot. Each scored
a6.
A small swarm of honey bees
nave been feasting themselves of
ate on the sweets in Whitney's
candy store window. Envious lit
lie boys are wont to gather around
he window watching the bees at
heir work. 70
A reward will be offered for the -
'eturn of the German Gag which i
disappeared at the Kawaiahao fair.
The officers of the Hyacinth will I
,e put to no little trouble in max wi
ng an account of this flag 20 the VI
or
Mrs. J. F. Brown and Mrs. J. A. -
have issued invitations for
play to be given at Waikiki,
londay evening, December 31st.
he curtain rises at o'clock.
will be included in the
vening's programme.
See those cake tins" was re-
marked by lady outside of J. T. ia
Warehouses; dry goods store. Per-
APPS not many people have noticed
!, but small cake tins are used as
ELECTORS for the incandescent
gifts that spell the word Toys"
On Beretania street car yester- FL
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