The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.

c. Bose has a notice in this
issue.
Drill OF the mounted reserve this
afternoon.
The Mokolii arrived at 1:3O this
morning.
Notice OF a proposed night school
appears in this issue.
Robert Cation has the agency for
Costa's coffee pulpers.
Usual Saturday afternoon concert
at Emma Square today.
The meeting shed at Kawaiahao
church Is being torn down.
Teachers examination for prim-
ary grade on January Sd and 4th.
The Kahuku Plantation Com
pany elected it, officers yesterday.
C.. Brewer * CO. advertise a lot
Of vehicles of superior make for
sale.
The Christmas vacations in the
public schools Will begin December
goth.
\ list OF officers of the Union
Feed Company i PUBLISHED in an
other column.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. F. Wilder were
registered at the Grand Hotel, 70
kOhama, Japan, on November 4th.
The Pacific Tennis Club and
other invited guests will meet on
the Beretania Tennis Club grounds
this afternoon.
The Sans Souci hotel advertises
elegant accommodations for guests,
either in the main building or in
detached cottages. d
And now the II. a. A. c. boys
are talking of a one-mile novice
road race They do not mean to
allow the sport to drop.
Mrs. George Barker, a resident of
Kukui street, was found dead in
bed at 9 o'clock yesterday morning.
Death resulted from heart failure.
Commissioner Marsden was be-
sieged all day yesterday by persons
after permits for the trees which
the Government Is distributing free. i
The employees OF the Nichols
Wall Stationery Co. worked late last
night in getting their large stock in {
order for the opening, December ID.
Peruvian Bitters need no en-
dorsement. 1t has no equal a a
tonic. The Hebron Drug Com
pany sell it. Try a bottle and
brace up.
The telephone gang engaged in ,
the reconstruction OF lines in the :
vicinity OF Waialua have moved c
their camp to the first gulch from {
town at Eva.
The corner OF the Hotel fence,
opposite Central Union Church, is
in a diIapidated state. Query
Have any more wandering wagon
cites been near" 7
1t is getting quite the fad for +
bicyclists TO wear buttons upon b
which are stamped the names of !
their favorite wheels. Some of ;
these are quite artistic. !
One case of drunkenness was ;
registered at the police station last
night The policemen are signing
for better times. Their muscles p
are becoming flabby.
VIII T. Dorrance. formerly con-
nected with the San Francisco EX-
aminer, has accepted a position as
business manager OF The Time.
The paper will be issued Tuesday.
For four days previous to the de
parture of the W. G.. Hall from
Punaluu, rain came down in such
torrents at Kapapala ranch that it
was impossible to 90 out OF the
house. c
If the attendance at the rooms OF o
the Kilohana Art League continues 90
to be like that of yesterday. the
league will have quite a comforta-
bic sum in the treasury at the end
OF the exhibition.
Mrs. NJ. T. Bluxome has reopen c
ed the dressmaking parlors at J. J. ?
Egau's, where she will be pleased +
to meet her old patrons and the 5
public in general. Wash dresses
will be a speciality.
1t Is rumored that the Eagle r
House and the Queen Hotel, both
on Nuuanu street. are to be opened
IN a short time by W. H. Rice, Jr., 4
OF Lihue, at present manager OF the |
Fairview Hotel at that place.
The Y. VI. c. \. and Christian
Endeavor Society Will hold a Joint ,
meeting tomorrow evening at $50 \