The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-11-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Company a will elect a First and
Second Lieutenant tonight

cuIlOS Tor holiday presents.
The Hawaiian Band will play at the
Free kindergarten at 1890 this morn
ing.
The Manufacturers Shoe Company
have change of ad today. Read
what they say.
Pacific Lodge, No. S22, will hold
special meeting this evening. Work
in Third Degree.
DR.. Alvarez advertises for a horse.
One not suitable for ordinary work, if
healthy, will answer
Jas. F. Morgan will hold a sale of
valuable stocks on Saturday, November
TIN, at his saIesrooms.
a double-seated family carriage, and
one large, black horse for sale. Apply
at w. c. Peacock & Co.'S.
During C. Shiozawa's absence from
the Republic, 3. Shimizu will act for
him with full power of attorney.
John F. CoIburn. assignee of H. F.
Poor, bankrupt, has a notice to cred
itors in another column of this paper.
a policeman was out yesterday
drumming up foreign jurors for the
Circuit Court this morning.
The Hawaiian Hardware Company
are agents for a sewing machine that
does three kinds of work. It's called
the Wertheim Triplex.
There was another very successful
rehearsal of the opera of I'll Trova-
tore" last night. There will be dress
rehearsal at the usual time tonight.
Charlie Carter was busy yesterday
decorating the interior of the boxes at
the new Opera House. The plush drap-
ings from Sloane of San Francisco
will be hung today.
The meeting of the Board of Under
writer's, to be held today at the Cham
Der of Commerce, will take place at
o'clock p. M, instead of 2 o'clock,
as formerly intended.
Bhe Board of Education postponed
its regular weekly meeting from We'd
nesday to this day at 2 p. m. Bust
ness of two weeks standing will come
up for consideration.
Mrs c. A Brown fell from her
wheel while riding yesterday morning
and sustained injuries to one of her
ankles that will keep her in the house
for some days to come.
The officers of the Valley Tennis
Club held short meeting at noon on
Tuesday for the purpose of discussing
matters of interest to the club. A
general meeting will be held at noon
Saturday.
NJ. Louis Voisson, French Commits
sioner, will lecture at Oahu College at
an early date. His subject has not yet
been announced. Three of the lectures
in the regular course of twelve have
already been given.
The Kilohana Art League rooms will
be open from to u and 1 to O'Clock
on Saturday, for the purpose of receiv-
ing the works of art of those whose in
tentiOn 1T is to exhibit in the regular
fall exhibition, soon to take place.
Charles Wilcox, Secretary of the
Board of Health, is still quite i'll, and
Tom Hennessy is filling his place very
we'll. Mr. w. o. Smith paid hin a
very high compliment during the meet
ing of the Board of Health yesterday.
Many of the society ladies, who have
recently returned from the States, have
learned how to ride bicycles, and now,
in place of words of derision, they
have only words of praise for those of
their sex who can successfully push a
bike"
The darkest orners about the city
were occupied last night and the night
before by David Kaapa's detectives
and other officers, all on the lookout
for Pat Cullen. The Pail is guarded
by mounted patrolmen with large
sized reyolvers.
There was a very satisfactory re-
hearsal of III Trovatore' at the Opera
House last night, and the harmony be
tween the orchestra and the vocalists
is perfect. There is every indication
that the amateurs will give finished
production of grand opera.
engagement will be held for subscrib-
ers up to Saturday night. If not
called for by that time, they will be
sold. The tickets are ready for de>
livery now. Seats for single nights