The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-12-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.
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circus.
Jas. w. Lloyd has a notice to
creditors in this issue.
Wooden dress goods and fanneIs
at II. w. Schmidt IL Sons.
The Singer sewing machines are
the best. Bergensen agent.
Pacific Lodge, A. F. and A. NJ,
Will elect officers this evening.
Luce will hold a Christmas sale
at his saIesrooms this evening.
One or two nicely furnished
rooms in a small family are to let.
Harmony Lodge, I. O. O. F., will
have initiatory degree work this
evening.
+. and II. Benner were among
the incoming passengers by the
Claudine.
The French dinner and dance at
the Richelieu Saturday evening was
well attended.
Evans japanese troupe will per-
form this evening as usual. Change
of program.
The condition OF Mrs. c. d.
Chase was reported as much inn
proved last night.
Z. O. Hall IL Son are agents for
the celebrated Perkins windmill
and Gould pumps.
Judge Bickerton has been at
tackled with pneumonia, and is in
a critical condition.
Three hundred additional Chi
nese laborers are expected from the
Orient by the next steamer.
The Sharpshooters practiced Sat
urday. There was a good attend
ance; high scores were made.
The Saturday matinee and even
ing performances of Evans Japan
ese acrobats drew crowded houses.
Miss Marion Kelley has accept
ed a position in the Foreign Office
as stenographer and typewriter to
Minister Cooper.
The December number of the
Anglican Church Chronicle is out.
The present issue begins the four ,
teenth volume.
Henry s. Townsend, principal of
Lahainaluna school and editor of |
the Progressive Educator, came
down by the Claudine.
George II. Robertson, manager J
of G.. Brewer IL Co, Ltd, has re- I
turned from an extended business {
trip to Hawaii and Maui.
The streets presented a lively APP
pearance Saturday evening with
people purchasing and viewing the
holiday display of various kinds.
The choir of the Second Congre-
CATION of st. Andrews will meet for
rehearsal this evening at $50
o'clock at the residence OF DR.. Nc n
Grew. a
Miss NJ. \. Titcomb, of Kauai, is /
in the city. The lady is in poor {
health and comes to receive medi- !
cal attention. She is staying at l
the Richelieu.
A neat and attractive program of
Wirth's Australian circus Is issued
daily by II. H. Mixter. 1t Is well
filled with advertisements and is
an excellent medium.
W. r. Sims, bookkeeper for the
Wilder Steamship Company, is 7
slowly recovering from a severe
attack of malarial fever. He will
leave tomorrow for the volcano.
Judge Magoon, Deputy Attorney
General \. w. Carter, and attor
neys w. a. Kinney, w. L. Stanley,
A. Rosa, J. L. Kaulukou have re- !
turned from attendance at Laha-
ina court.
Next Saturday evening the en-
tertainment will come off at Kau-
makapili church for the lepers'
Merry Christmas. Secure your
ticket in advance at one of the
book stores.
EMPLOYEES of the Honolulu Iron
Works. with their wives, will be
entertained next Saturday, at the {
Waikiki residence of Alex. Young,
the occasion being the annual feast
given by that gentleman.
1t has been suggested that Prof.
Berger display a placard at the
band concerts containing the num-
Der of the selection to be played,
in order that visitors may follow
the program with greater ease.
The Bishop of Honolulu has APP d
pointed the following committee
from the Anglican Synod to inves-