The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-12-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.

ger.
Board of Health meeting this
afternoon.
Forty crates C5GO) Of turkeys
came By the Kinau.
T.. r. Hendry and family have
gone TO Maui and Hawaii.
Last day in which to get bar
Gains in cloth suits at Ehlers'.
W. r. Sims has improved in
health since going to the volcano.
Holidays vacation OF the schools
for two weeks viii date from the
both.
W. W. Dimond's art palace viii
be open evenings during the holt
days.
J. J. Williams has returned from
the volcano much improved in
health.
C. M.Walton, manager OF Pahala
plantation, came down by the
Kinau.
r. a. Lyman, Jr., proprietor of
the Central meat market, Hilo, is
in the city.
Morgan sells Is bales OF sugar
bags, 500 each, at his salesroom
noon today.
\ Merry Christmas to all Homo
lulu Read the announcement in
another column.
Luce sells this evening a large
assortment of holiday goods at the
store of II. w. Schmidt q Sons.
The electric street light near
Singers bakery, King street, has
not been burning for several nights.
C. S. Desky, the real estate rust
Ter, is back from a visit to Hilo and
surrounding towns on the big
island.
Order mince meat, plum pud-
dings, snowflake Holsters, fancy
cheese, ETC., from H. E. Mcintyre
IL Bro.
Steamer Rhosina, from the
Orient en- route to Portland, Ore
gon, is due to-day. She may take
a mail.
Noanoa pleaded guilty to a charge
of larceny in Judge Perry's court
yesterday and was given fifteen
days at hard labor.
Neither the captain of the British
bark Aldergrove nor the agents of
the vessel will be responsible for
debts contracted by the crew.
Mrs. Eleanor Graham is home
from a visit to Ulapalakua ranch.
She enjoyed her trip very much
and is better for having taken it.
w. II. Coney, of the reportorial
staff of this paper, has returned
from vacation to Maui. He as
sumes the duties of his position to-
day.
President Wight of Wilder's
Steamship Company has returned
from a three weeks inspection tour
of the company lines on the other
islands.
Mrs. T. r. Keyworth and daugh-
ter were among the passengers by
the Kinau. The lady arrived at
Hilo on the 18th from the Coast by
the bark Santiago.
Captain NJ. E. thinner and Lieu
tenant J. G. LETTERS, Salvation Army
officers stationed at Hilo, are in
town to attend the big meetings to
be given by the Army this week.
The matinee and evening per
formances of the circus today viii
conclude, by special request, with
the grand steeplechase, in which the
entire company and invited guests
will participate
Passengers by the Kinau say
Alexander Young is the favorite
candidate for Senator from Hilo.
Mr.. Young has large interests on
Hawaii, and the people believe he
will ably represent the district.
New Barnes Special bicycle, /
a high grade wheel with all the
latest improvements and an extra
pair of drop handles, is for sale by
the Hawaiian News Company. I.
Just the thing for holiday pres
ent.
Henry Davis Il Co. have fat
young turkeys and Christmas deli
cacies in genuine English plum
buildings, superior mince meat,
evaporated fruits in fancy packages,
and n large variety of material for
cake making; also nuts, fruits, etc.
Date Of closing OF the entries for
the bicycle races. on New Year IN
connection with the races at Kapio-