The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

has been lOst.
The band will play at Emma
Square tonight.
Handmade lace is advertised by
Joaquin Faiser.
Ehlers makes hose and socks the
leaders this week.
C. B. Ripley led the Y. NJ. G. A.
meeting last evening.
The owner is looking and adver-
Using for gold hair pin.
y. F. Burgess, the favorite re-
pairs man, is on deck again.
Hawaiian Lodge No. u works
in the third" this evening.
The Moanalua luau for the craek
wheelmen was joyful affair. ~
No remarkable scores were made
at any of the ranges on Saturday
or Sunday.
There will be a sale of real es-
tate in front Of the Police Station
at noon today.
Letters recognizing the Republic
were received on Saturday from
Russia and Guatemala.
The local scorchers are begin
ming TO train In earnest for the
Thanksgiving Day races.
Beach Grove is the name of a
new Waikiki resort. 1t will be a
family recreation ground.
Adjourned annual meetings of
Haiku, Paia and Kohala Sugar
Companys will be held today.
The Anglican Church Chronicle
is out for the current month. This
number closes the twelfth volume.
Court for the first circuit opens
this morning. The term promises
to be interesting and of considerable
length.
The report that Paul Smith
wanted the battalion paraded in
honor of that girl baby is officially
denied.
Mr.. Walker, the bicycle dealer,
has received a fine medal from his
company and will hang it up at the
next meet.
A citizen of Honolulu now in San
Francisco writes that Walter u.
Smith is again writing regularly for
the Chronicle.
This years contest for the DEM
crest elecutionary medal will occur
at the Y. NC. A. hall on Saturday
evening, the oath inst.
There will be a regular meeting
of the Pioneer Building and Loan
Association at the Chamber OF
Commerce this evening.
Twenty-Five arrests were made
during Saturday and Sunday. Of
this number nine Chinese are
charged with gambling.
The French government has ac-
knowledged the receipt of tie Presl-
dent Carnot coincidence resolutions
adopted by the Hawaiian Councils.
The November number of the
Paradise of the Pacific is in the
hands of the printers and will be
out in time for the Australians mail.
The annual meeting of the Plant
er's Labor and Supply Company
will be called to order this morning
at 10 o'clock at the Chamber of
A new kind of plaster, called
will be used on the Puma
hou building. Before it is applied
the laths must be soaked in water
forty hours.
NJ. Johnson, w. Strong and Ira
Van Camp are here from the Coast
for a business location.
They have handled clothing and
furnishing goods.
Ben Gallagher is making the best
Of it in Oahu prison. Friends sup
ply him with extras and he IS try
ing to earn all the good time al
lowed on six months.
The office hours of the labor
will be announced in
a couple of days. The room makai
Of the old legislative hall, in the
Judiciary Building has been fitted
up by DR.. C. t. Rodgers, the secre-
tary.
Mr.. Hoffman, the new superin-
tendent of the electric company, is
introducing the metropolitan style
Of advertising with lights. His
first effort created quite a sensation
at Fort and Hotel streets Saturday
night.