The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Woven Wire Bailey has novel
advertisement In this issue.
The Norrie libel case will be
called in the District Court this
morning.
Edward Bogart is now running a
stage line between Waialua and
Pearl City.
Eva stock sold at auction yes
terday at $101 and $102. Kahuku
sold at 81.
Tafeta silks are specially at
the dry goods and millinery house
Of y. s. Sachs.
The battalion drill will occur in
the morning. There will be no
march to Makiki.
A complete new outfit of ohia
clubs has been delivered 10 the
police department.
There will be special services
at the Japanese Lycenm on
Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. Brown expects to be able to
begin next Monday on the new
water works system.
I There will be 15-minute tram
cars to Kapiolani park for the wheel
tournament tomorrow.
A business meeting of the Hea-
lani Yacht and Boat Club directors
was held last evening.
The produce of Japanese brewer
les and shoe factories has been add
ed to Honolulu houses.
The medals earned at the last
regimental shoot will be delivered
soon after December 1st.
Six band boys left for Kauai last
night to furnish music at the
Wolters-Isenberg wedding.
II. Cranstoun will show the Gov
eminent samples of the paving
brick for which he is agent.
C. B. Wells has disposed of his
interest in the Kilauea Coffee Conn
pany to William Templeton.
The members of Company B, n.
G. H., are requested to meet to-
morrow morning at s o'clock.
The Young Hawaiians' Institute
secured a very fine piano yesterday.
1t will be placed in their hall.
Mrs. Bachelor wins her trespass
suit against C. B. Wilson, ex-Mar-
shall, being awarded $500 damages.
The auction sale of the stock !
now remaining in Wenner d Com
pany's jewelry store will commence
on Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
E. A. Jacobson's jewelry estab-
lishment will, on the 1st, be moved
directly across the street from the
present stand, to the Wenner place.
On the premises on Fort street,
this morning at 10 o'clock, Morgan
will sell, by order of ]. +. Bowler,
the household effects of Z. b.
Thomas.
Additional property belonging to
w. III. Cummings has been added
to the list to be disposed of at a
marshal's sale on the 29th of De-
cember.
Professor Berger and his boys"
will play for the battalion drill In
the morning and an effort is being
made to secure the band for the
bicycle races.
The ex-queen was seen yesterday
morning, in company with two
ladies, experimenting the plant
ing of a tree on the Washington
Place premises.
An I. Y. l.. hack was wrecked at
midnight. The horse woke up and
ran away. He had probably been
dreaming that he had been sold to
q tramway company.
More or less rain during the
remainder of the week." was the
most encouraging prediction that
could be given out by the clerk OF
the weather yesterday.
Jas. F. Morgan will hold an anc-
ton sale at noon today. He will
sell the business formerly conduct
ed by a Chinese in a store located
near the Pantheon stables.
Col. Macfarlane will celebrate
the arrival of the Australia Satur-
day by serving French dinner,
following in the evening with a
concert by the Quintette club on
the lanai.
On last Saturday morning about :
2 o'clock, a burglar gained en-
trance to the residence of Mrs. 5.
G.. Wilder on Judd street, but was