The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-10-17
LOCAL BREVITiES.


returned from visit abroad yesterday
One japanese is at the station house
pending an inquiry as to his sanity.
The new fad, ladies feather col
lers," the Temple OF Fashion sells
them.
The Gonzales family returned from
a successful tour Of the Kohala district
yesterday.
The President will probably return
from Hawaii by one of the intermedi-
ate vessels.
The Rev. Y. II. Kitcat viii return
from England by the Canadian steamer
of November 18th
After listening to the band at Makee
Island tomorrow. you can get a fine
dinner at sans Souci.
W. w Harris and wife left for the
Volcano yesterday. They will be alb,
sent about two weeks.
Tomorrow, Sunday, is the Festival
of st. Luke and will be observed at
St Andrews Cathedral.
Julian Thomas, known as the vaga-
bond" died recently. He was in Ho-
nolulu few years ago.
w. S. Luce will sell at 10 a. M today
at his salesrooms mems and boys
pants, shirts, tailoring goods, etc.
Nothing will be done regarding the
appointment of a Judge for Hawaii
until the return of President Dole.
w. w. Dimond has a number of new
articles mentioned in his ad today
Prices in every instance are lower than
ever.
w c. Achf & Co. buy and sell real
estate in all parts of the Hawaiian
group. Their office is at 10 West King
street.
Several residents have engaged the
Merchants Patrol under Captain Bow
ers to look after their dwellings dur
ing the night.
Quite number of the passengers on
the Warrimoo visited the Bernice Pau
ahi Bishop Museum yesterday while
the steamer was in port.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. de L. Ward will ar,
rive on the Iwalani today and take up
their residence at the corner of King
and Keeaumoku streets.
Contractor Heuss, the man who OBJ
tanned some notoriety few weeks ago
by suddenly dropping out of sight, has
beeu heard from in Seattle.
The best customers are cash custom
ers and H. w. Schmidt & Sons claim
that they only have such and therefore
can sell at lowest prices.
The price of a suit, should suit the
pocket. Medeiros & Decker, the Ho-
tel street tailors, are reasonable in
price and perfect in fitting.
Parmalee of Hollister & Co., returned
from the States, where she has been
attending college, yesterday.
]. T. Waterhouse found such excel
lent results from his ads last week
that he makes no change today. Wet
weather goods are still in demand.
All Chong, arrested on suspicion last
night, was found with a horn of opium
in his possession when searched by
Turnkey Melanthy at the station house.
The theme of the sermon by Mr.. Bir-
ME at the Central Union Church on
Sunday evening will be THE Kingdom
of God and the School of the Street"
Perfect comfort can be had in a per-
fectly made shirt. The Kash," No.
9, Hotel street Waverly Block, has a
large assortment OF A No. ! shirts for
sale.
Rev. J. NJ. Monroe will preach on
Christian Fidelity at the morning
service tomorrow. and in the evening
his subject will be Occupy till 1
Come
He is not far from anyone of us"
and ..Forbear thee from meddling with
God, will be the morning and evening
themes at the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Mrs. Fred Waterhouse returned from !
the Sound yesterday by the Warrimoo !
Her mother. Mrs Carter, will remain
with relatives and friends near Seattle !
for some time longer.
Two young Portuguese had a diff
Guilty last night over a fair damsel |
who had won both their hearts. The
men fought it out with bare knuckles
until stopped by their friends.