The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-11-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.


day afternoon instead OF Monday.
Camarinos will have the usual
choice delicacies for Thanksgiving.
4 young man advertises for a
furnished room in a private family.
Captain Langridge, OF the Saliva
ton Army, has gone to Kauai for
a trip.
Extra mince pies, sherbeIts, etc,
on Thanksgiving day at Elite Ice
Cream ParlOrs.
Mrs. McCully Higgins viii en-
terrain the Social Science Club this
evening at the residence Of J. B.
Anterior.
The first installment Of Japanese
upholstered furniture ever shipped
70 the islands, came by the Mount
Lebanon.
Miss Cahill viii have her second
fall display OF hats and millinery
on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday.
James F. Morgan Will sell at
auction on Wednesday next some
well bred horses broken 10 drive
single or double.
Kainui. "A native boy, was
brought from Moanalua yesterday
by Officer Dick Of that place. Va
grancy Is the charge.
The Revs. W. Horsfall, of La
hama, and L. Byrde. Of Kohala,
are expected on the Kinau today to
attend the Anglican Synod.
The following arrests were made
yesterday: Five Cinnamon for
gambling, and Kong Sol for unlaw-
ful possession OF opium.
Mr.. Frank Goodman is again at
his desk at the Hawaiian Electric
Company, after an illness of three
weeks with malarial fever.
Rev. Henry w. Peck preached
an eloquent sermon yesterday
morning, taking his text from the
24th chapter of st. Luke.
At the Joint meeting OF the y. p.
s. c. +. and y. NJ G.. \. in the hall
of the latter society Sunday even
ing there were over $50 people
present.
There will be a special service at
st. Andrews Cathedral this even
ing at 7:3O o'clock for missions, at
which the Rev. /. Byrde of Kohala
will Dreach the sermon
Entertainment of the Hospital .
Flower Mission at Independence
Park pavilion tomorrow evening. .
There will be a number of attrac-
lions. See advertisement.
Sam. Pearce, a member of the
Anglican Church choir, is quite i'll
at his fathers home on Hawaii. 1t
Is said that he was stricken with
paralysis prior to his departure.
Company I, c. c., had its usual
shoot at Kalihi butts Sunday. The .
men think they ought to shoot
every week, but their supply of .
ammunition will not allow of this. .
Chief Engineer Barton of the
Bennington has gone on leave to
the other side OF the pail. The
ward room officers will hear a re-
cital of his travels in about a week. .
The funeral OF the late Mrs. .
George Barker took place from St. .
Andrews Cathedral Saturday az
ternOon and was quite largely at
tended. The Bishop OF Honolulu
conducted the service.
Mr.. c. r. McVeigh, who returned
by the Mariposa, reports good prog
ress on the disinfecting plant. 1t
Is TO arrive by the Martha Davis,
and he will commence work on the
same Immediately on arrival.
There will be meeting OF the
Choral Society in y. NJ. c. \. hall .
from 7:15 to Sis tomorrow even .
ing. This change of time and
limit TO one hour has been made to
accommodate those who wish to be
present at the entertainment of the
Hospital Flower Mission.
Undoubtedly each OF the two H.
A. 4. c. teams to play football on
Thanksgiving day has its favorites.
For the benefit OF these, it might
be well to know that black and
yellow are the colors OF Captain
Longs team, and white and red
the colOrs of Captain Singers team.
One OF the best drills of the
Mounted Reserve since its begin
ming took place Saturday after
noon. Twenty-eight men turned
out. Command was taken alter
nately by Lieutenants Dillingham;
and Perry. After a drill on the
Makiki baseball grounds the Re-
serve repaired to Punahou pasture
for target practice.
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