The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-12-03
LOCAL BREYITIES.

notice this morning.
Officers Of Castle IL Cooke, Ltd,
appear this morning.
William cassie returned to
Kauai yesterday by the Re Au
HOu.
Palace candy store advertises de
licious handmade chocolates fresh
every hour.
New officers OF the Eva Planta-
ton Company can be found in an
other column.
Fresh Columbia salmon and
halibut at the stand OF c. L. Hop
kins, City Market.
Luce Will hold a grand Christmas
sale OF toys, etc, at his salesrOOms
next Saturday evening.
The semi-weekIv HAWAIIAN Ga
zETTE Will be issued to-day in time
for the outgoing island mails.
MarshmalIows, glace fruits and
peppermint creams fresh every
hour at the Palace candy store.
II. Jaouen has Just completed
three very fancy iron doors for J.
Steiner's Adams Lane house.
Company II had drill and a
business meeting last night. There
was a large attendance of members.
Judge Bickerton has recovered
sufficiently 10 be able to ride. He
was out for a short time yesterday.
The japanese troupe will make
its first appearance Thursday even
ing. See notice elsewhere in this
issue.
A new bible class Will be started
at 7 80 this evening in the parlors
OF the Y. NJ. c. A. A large attend
ance is expected.
Hundreds OF people were present .
during yesterday inspecting the
new goods displayed by the Wall,
Nichols Company.
III. w. Schmidt IL Co. has a full
line of winter and Christmas goods
in woolens, hannels, etc, for sale OF
the lowest prices.
w. c.. Wilder, Jr., LETT by the
Miowera. He will spent some time
in the northwest and return home
by way of San Francisco.
W. w. Dimond's opening yes
terday was a success. His store
was crowded most of the day. He
reports a good days sale.
Creditors of Wing zee Tai and
Lin Moi kee are notified to prove
claims in the Circuit Court by Fri
day, the 9th day OF December.
Kaanana, a native, used his fist
with little too much force on the
face OF dusky damsel called Mary
and was jailed for bat
terry.
William l.. Stanley has been adj
mitted into the firm of Hartwell IL
The name of new firm
will be Hartwell, Thurston and
Stanley.
The band concert in Emma
Square last night was largely at
tended. The Portuguese selections
were loudly applauded, and had to
be encored.
+. Osmer, a German, amused
himself by beating his wife about
the head and face yesterday even
ing. He was locked up for assault
and battery.
The Yokohama Bazaar received a
large consignment OF holiday goods
by the Mount Lebanon. Call and
see their collection OF japanese and
straw goods.
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock is
awaiting an owner for $40 in bills
found by Policeman Kamaka on
Merchant and Nuuanu streets last
Saturday evening. f
Kong Sol plead guilty of having
opium in his possession in the dis
trict court yesterday morning, and
Judge Perry sentenced him to pay
a fine of $50 and costs.
The Health Office was displeased
at Mrs. A. Francas' mode OF obey |
ing the sanitary regulations. and
Judge Perry fined the lady $40 and
costs yesterday. Notice OF appeal
was given.
Harry Klemme, the saloon keep
er, had NJ. p. Cropley arrested yes
terday for battering his barkeeper
and obtaining goods from him un-
der false pretenses. Cropley was
on bail.
The Young Hawaiian's Institute
thanks the public for their contri- .
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