The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-12-21
LOCAL BREYITIES.

japanese acrobats tonight.
Circus matinee this afternoon.
New England dinner at the Rich
elieu tonight.
There viii lie a praise service at
Kauma.apili Church Sunday even
ing.
Christmas and New Year goods
Of every kind at K. Isoshima, All
King street.
Sale of a strip of Government
land on Bethel street has been
withdrawn.
If you want a Christmas tree
fresh and green telephone Lewis d
Co. early today.
Wall, Nichols Company have
lust received a full line of drawing
and tracing paper.
LIP. Scott, son of Prof. VI. NJ.
Scott, has returned from Stanford.
He will study law here.
Go to Dimond's art palace for
holiday goods. Latest designs in
chinawara for decorating purposes.
A girl is wanted to do Homework
in a family of three. Apply at
High school premises, Emma street.
British Minister Halves will ten
der reception to the officers of
IL WILL Cwo,, ~ he Io,,oa Nov,
day night.
Tenancy at will OF a Government
lot on Bethel street will be sold at
the Executive building noon of
January 22d.
Attend Morgan's evening sale to-
night and purchase Christmas
presents and Japanese silks, all to
be sold without reserve.
The Eagle House has been re-
furnished throughout and will be
opened as a first-class family hotel |
on January 1st by John Mclean.
Ed Deakum, a prominent resi-
dent of Portland, Oregon, and well |
known in Honolulu, came by the /
Monowai for a short visit to friends
here.
A large number of Germans were
on the wharf yesterday to welcome
home J. F. Hamburg, who has been
on an extended visit to the Father
land.
w. F. Sesser and wife left by the
Monowai last night for the Colo
MES, where Mr.. Sesser goes to make
arrangements concerning a business
venture.
Choice collection of paintings by
Howard Hitchcock will be sold at
10 o'clock this morning by Morgan
at the art room of the Pacific Hard
ware Company.
The entrance to St. Andrews
Priory, where the entertainment
Will take place this evening, will
be by the Emma Square gate.
Ushers will be in attendance.
a. w. Howe, the best authority
in the island on matters pertaining
to the facinating and popular game
Of billiards, has Just finished i'm
to the tables at Sans
Souci.
There will be an ordination ser
vice at st. Andrews Cathedral Sun
day morning at II o'clock, when
the Bishop OF Honolulu will ordain
a young Chinese, Yin Tet, to be a
Aeacon.
Morgan will hold an under
writer's sale OF goods damaged by
salt water on voyage of the bark II.
from New York at II.
Hackfeld Il Co.'S store 10 o'clock
this morning.
In the report OF the exercises at
Kamehameha in yesterdays AD-
the name of Helen Kalola
as the author of the excellent
sketch OF Bernice Pauahi Bishop I
was inadvertently omitted.
Solid silver bonnet pins will be
given away in the millinery depart I
ment of n. 5. Sachs today. Ifyou
want to know who's going to get
the big doll and the piano lamp
read his new ad. in today's issue.
P. a. Lynn, father of T. Z. Lynn
OF the International Iron Works
was a passenger by the MonOwai.
Mr.. Lynn Is a well known foundry
man OF San Francisco. He will
remain some time in the islands.
Rev. II. W. Peck is preaching a
series Of sermons on Bible char