The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-12-27
LOCAL BREYITIES.
itv Of Picking tomorrow.

Board OF Health this afternoon.
Last chance 10 see the circus
Saturday afternoon and evening.
The Henrietta case viii be called
in the District Court this morning.
Regular woman's meeting at
KawaiahaO church this afternoon.
See what Hebron Drug Company
saw about Hazel Bloom this morn
ing
Thanks are returned 10 the Hol-
lister Drug Company for "a neat
thermometer.
A gold fob watch chain has been
lost. Finder please return to The
Time office, King street.
Circus tomorrow. Matinee and
evening. Benefit for little Muriei
Wirth in the afternoon.
The Pacific Tennis Club viii
give am AT Home" on their courts,
Union square, New Years day.
Bruce Cartwright entertained a
few friends with an excellent din
ner at the Richelieu last night.
Fl. G.. TregIoan, teacher OF the
Government school at Mahukona,
70 down for the holidays vacation.
Special meeting of Hawaiian
Lodge No. y, +. IL \. NJ, 7:3O this
evening, for installation of officers.
William r. Daley Is contem-
plating another tour to Honolulu.
lie viii bring an entire new com
pany.
Luce Will hold a New Years sale
tomorrow evening at his salesroom.
Particulars in Saturdays ADvER-
FIsER.
1t is reported and generally be-
ieved that the remaining political
prisoners Will be released on New
Years Day.
Complimentary concert to Divide
Musin and company by the Ha-
waiian Band at Hawaiian hotel
this evening.
Entries in the different events to
come off at Kapiolani Park New
Years appear in regular advertise
ment this morning.
Man experienced in general mer-
ehandise, bookkeeping and office
work wishes a position, city or
country. References.
Mrs. Philips, wife of a guard at
the Insane Asylum, fell and broke
her leg last night while walking
along Kawaiahao lane.
Contractor Lincoln did a good
Job Tuesday. He succeeded in hav-
ing all the glass in the front part
of the Won Holt building put up in
four hours.
There was no meeting of the Y.
III. l. last night. There will be a
meeting at the regular time next
week. All members are requested
TO be present.
The planters on Hawaii are jubi-
liant over the sugar outlook for the
coming season. According to re-
cent arrivals from the big island
the cane is in a fine condition.
Persons having business with the
editorial department OF this paper
will please use the entrance beyond
the second store in the Won Holt
block until the front IS completed.
Every child visiting the circus
matinee tomorrow afternoon will
receive a beautiful souvenir picture
of Miss Muriel Wirth, in whose
honor the performance will be
given.
Grand request concert by Musin
Company and well known local
srtistes $50 Saturday afternoon.
The great Beethoven Concerto for
violin, with selections from fam
Gus authors.
Wray Taylor rang chimes at the
Kaumakapili church for nearly an
hour last night. \ large crowd
attended the Christmas tree in the
Mrs. B. F. Dillingham; had
charge OF the affair.
Fourteen cases of drunkenness
came up in the police court yester-
day. Each contributed 81 and
costs. One Of the officers on duty
at the police station said yesterday,
Aabout ten times the number were
not arrested"
DR.. Nichols returned by the
Iwalani Yesterday morning after a
very pleasant trip on Hawaii,
where he went on business. He
reports fine weather and things in
a prosperous condition on the big
island.
A s+riY 81 EOv-arrr,apt land at