The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

wanted Tor three months.
The initial number Of the Hilo
Tribune came by the kinaU.
The Woman's Exchange viii not
be open on Thanksgiving day.
There will be a drill Of the
Mounted Reserve tomorrow even
ing.
The Coptic, due next Thursday,
will be the next steamer from the
Coast.
The band concert at the Hawai-
ian Hotel last night was well at
tended.
The Hebron Drug Co. say they
have a full supply OF Mellin's and
other infant foods.
Morgan sells 100 barrels Gold
Drop -four, eX Warrimoo, at his
salesroom noon today.
Manager FaIk, OF the Hawaiian
railroad at MahukOna, was among
the passengers by the Kinau.
There were two arrests for dis
obedience to parents yesterday
one a boy and another a girl.
An excellent menu will be served
at the Richelieu on Thanksgiving
day. See it in another column.
A new phGton will be among
the articles to be sold by Morgan
Wednesday. See advertisement.
The steamer Hall will not leave
until Wednesday morning. neces-
sary repairs preventing her depart
ure on schedule time.
When the Kinau left HiIO there
was no change in the volcano,
dense volumes of smoke continue .
20 pour from the crater.
The Metropolitan Meat Market
received fresh Columbia salmon
and halibut by the Warrimoo.
Place your orders early.
Company G was drilled in the
old armOry near Brewers wharf
last night. There was a large at
tendance and a spirited drill.
A number of sugar plantation
managers came by the Kinau in
order to attend the annual meeting
of the Planters Labor and Supply
Company.
A large dwelling house, in a
charming location, one mile from
postoffice, is for lease on favorable
terms. See ID. Lamb at J. A. Ma
goon's office for particulars.
Captain Freeman came down
from Mahukona by the Kinau yes
terday He has been absent for
three weeks at that place assisting
IN discharging machinery from the
Olga.
The time of the Circuit Court was
taken up all day yesterday hear
ing the case of c. B. Male, ct al,
VS.. Chin Wo Company, an action
of debt for $277.50. Unanimous
verdict for plaintiff.
August Conrad, who arrived
from Kauai Sunday morning, will
Eake a position with the Union
Feed Co, succeeding Dan Vida,
who has gone to San Francisco to
take a business course.
Members of the Healani Boat
Club Will give an informal dance
at their house tomorrow evening.
A large number of invitations have
been issued and the occasion prom
Uses to be a pleasant one.
There will be Thanksgiving SER
vices in Central Union Church at
II o'clock Thursday morning, sub
ject: "Christian Citizenship" Sew
eral local clergymen will be present
and participate in the services.
James Charles Provost, ex-regis-
trar OF British Columbia, plead
guilty to embezzling some $4,000
belonging to the Government and
was sentenced to four years i'm
prisonment in the penitentiary.
There were over twenty members
of Company 7, G. G., out for prac-
tice at Kalihi butts Sunday morn
ing. Several scores of 40 and ~
we're made. Charles B. Wilson
was present and did some very
ereditable shooting.
DR.. W. L. Moore, occulist and
aurist of Hilo, who came down
with the d. H Hitchcock party by
the last kinau. will leave by the
Hall tomorrow, stopping off at La
haina for a few days before return
ing home.
G. Z. Boardman, agent for Ogura
4 Co., has a notice elsewhere in
this issue regarding laborers for the
planters. Mr.. Boardman returned
recently from the Orient, and is