The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-12-19
LOCAL BREYITIES.
Circus tonight.


open today from 10 a. IN. to 4 p IN.
Stated meeting Honolulu Royal
Arch Chapter this evening. Flee
ton Of officers.
Literary exercises Of Founders
Dav ut Kamehameha today viii
commence at 2:3O p. N.
Tenders are asked for the pur-
chase Of hides and tallow from the
Board Of Health during 1896.
W. F. Thrum, the surveyor,
made a trip to Eva yesterday to
do some work in that vicinity.
The Board Of Health asks for
tenders for supplying the leper set
Element during the coming year.
Rev. O. P. Emerson left on the
p. VI. :. s. China for the States
yesterday. He goes to be married.
a reliable tenant wants to rent
a good house or cottage, furnished
one:preferred. Address p. o. Box
299.
The Richelieu restaurant serves
meals Ia carte at all hours. Cold
luncheons during the evening
speciality.
There will be a meeting of the Y.
VI. G. \. orchestra this evening at
7:30 o'clock. Every member must
be present.
Mrs. G. VI. Walton, wife OF the
manager Of Pahala plantation. died
yesterday, after a lingering illness
from consumption.
Ehlers makes another special offer
for one week. This time in organdies,
together with cheap prices for cloth
suitings made to order.
The trees around the Judiciary
building have been cut in order to
give light to the law library and
the Circuit Court room.
There's no niger in the fence
when it comes to purchasing shoes
at poor mems prices at the Manu-
facturers' Shoe Company.
The Hawaiian Band was heart
ily applauded by the passengers on
the China yesterday rs various
popular airs were played.
J. +. Morgan has 80 sacks Of /
coffee from theMcStocker plantation
The plantation IS doing well and I
there Is q bright promise for the I.
future.
The appointment OF a jurist to
fill the place of the late Judge /
Bickerton is not likely to be made |
till between Christmas and the /
New Year.
An official notice is printed this
morning stating that w. Q. Smith |
has been elected President OF the
Board of Health vice J. T. Water
house, resigned.
Leasehold of the Sailors Home, |
with other valuable properties |
along Alakea street is to sold on the
grounds at 10 o'clock this morning
by Auctioneer Luce.
The unlicensed dogs taken to the
pound at Iwilei on Monday last |
were, with the exception of those
called for by their owners, shot |
yesterday afternoon.
Luce commences a Christmas
auction sale at the store of H. w.
Schmidt IL Sons 10 o'clock this
morning. Splendid opportunity to
secure genuine bargains.
All parties having claims against
the Honolulu Road Board previous
to Aug. 31st, are requested to file
such claims with the Road Super
visor within ten days from this
date.
The Hawaiian Band will play at |
the sports on Kamehameha cam |
pus this afternoon. II the Mono
wal is in port this evening a con-
cert Will be given at Hawaiian
Hotel.
Dolls, toys, musical instruments,
Christmas tree ornaments, writing |
desks, fancy goods will be sold at
Morgan's auction room this even
ing. Sale Will commence at :
o'clock.
The parcels post clerks were kept
very busy yesterday with the nu
merOus packages that arrived from
friends in the East. 4 great many
articles OF jewelry were among the
number.
In ordering your holiday supplies
don't forget that Charles Hustace.
the King street grocer, is prepared
Tor the demands the season brings
forth. His prices are right, and
goods fresh.
There Will be q meeting of the .