The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-11-19
LOCAL BREVlTIES.
This is Company AS drill night.

VIM. cassie came down from Kauai
On the James Makee yesterday.
Regular weekly meeting of the Board
OF Education at 2:3O p. m. today.
Members of the FrawIey Company
enjoyed last evening at Sans souci.
K. Furuya has added a fine line of
jeweIry to his large stock of goods.
An educated German lady wishes po-
sition as nursery governess. See no
tice.
The December Delineator, Xmas
number, can now be had at Mrs. Han
mas.
Dr. J. H Raymond, who has his Of
fee with DR.. Cooper, has a card in this
issue.
w w. Ahana, the tailor, has some
thing else to say for himself in his
ad of today.
The Hebron Drug Company advertise
several articles this morning that will
interest the fair sex.
Wall, Nichols Co.'S advance agent
bills Santa Claus for November 28th
next. Read their adj.
Rev. V. H. Kitcat and Mr.. and Mrs
Singlehurst were among the passengers
on the Miowera last night.
Tho T-nio,, I,x,,,roee 10 have n Y,ovy
ad in this issue. Should you need
their services, ring up No. sc.
The Board of Health will leave on
the Iwalani or Ke Au Hou for the leper
sttlement on Friday evening.
T. c. Mcclure has resigned from
the Union Express Co. and has started
in business for himself. See his card.
Capt White of the R. NJ. S. Warri-
moo arrived on the Miowera last night.
He will remain here until his vessel
arrives.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co., in their
ad of today, ask you to give your horse
a treat Read the ad. 1t will inter-
est you.
A. T. Atkinson, General Superinten-
dent of the Census, reports having
found a female resident of Honolulu
124 years old.
Supt. Wilson of the Canadian Paci-
fic Railroad telegraph, arrived on the
Miowera last night. He will make a
short stay here.
This is ladies' day on the courts of |
the Beretania Tennis Club. Lady |
friends of the members are cordially |
invited to attend.
Deputy Marshal Hitchcock, who went !
10 Kauai a few days ago on business |
OF the police department, returned on
the James Makee yesterday morning. !
If Honolulu is now going to develop |
that charming species, 1.-The matinee |
girl it would be a good idea to call |
on Miss A Cahill for chic matinee
hats.
Dr. c. w. More, a prominent San
L
and during his stay will practice medi-
cine His office is at the Club Hotel |
Beretania street.
Word was received on the Rio de |
Janeiro that the Japanese Consulate |
here will be raised to a Legation, and |
the Consul advanced to the position of |
Charge d'Affairs.
The fisherman's luau at Kakaako |
yesterday was attended by large num-
Der of people, among whom were many |
foreigners. anxious to get glimpse of |
a Hawaiian feast.
The arrangement of Santa Claus eff |
fects will prevent T. G. Thrum from
opening his store before noon today. |
The clerks were busily engaged all of |
yesterday and until late last night.
Sealed tenders will be received at the |
office of the Minister of the Interior |
till u o'clock noon of Monday, De- |!
cember 18th, 1896, for furnishing two |
steel bridges for the District of HilO
There are SUI Japanese ldDOrerS III
the city, whose terms of service have [
expired, and they intend leaving for |.
Japan. They will sail on the steamer /
on which they can make the best terms. /
United States Consul General Mills !
received instructions by the Australia !
mail to forward the late Kate Fields |
effects to the State Department at /
Washington Immediately. No instruc- /
tions were received regarding the dis !
position of her remains.
CONFDY RIIJ TONIGHT.