The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-12-24
LOCAL BREVITIES.

A lady's bicycle is for sale at a sac
rifice
Be sure and visit the Temple Of
Fashion today.
Get your turkeys for Xmas dinner
from Henry Davis.
Order Christmas candies at French
Boss Ala Fort street.
You can get a fine Christmas dinner
tomorrow at Sans Souci.
This is ladies' day at the courts of
the Beretania Tennis Club.
The police medal shoot will close
on the last day of January.
Hang your stocking on the outer
wall, for the cry is: He will come.
Take look at Iwakami's silk goods
department. Great reduction in prices.
The Cheyenne warriors will luau N
Saturday evening, instead of tonight.
Read the Imperial bicycle testimonial
from a local gentleman this morning.
Owing to Friday being a holiday, the
Gazette Csemi-weekly) will be issued
today.
French Boss" will slaughter price
on fancy mixed candy today only. Do
not miss it.
Thomas Square is the place chosen
for the Christmas concert by the Ha-
waiian Band.
Merry Christmas to the subscribers
TO the Advertiser and the man who Dor
rows the paper.
Toys and dolls, and other Christmas
room tonight at o'clock.
French Boss candy is made and
sold only at 414 Fort street. All 9TH
ers are cheap limitations.
Huihui, one of David Kaapas de
tectives. arrested two Cinnamon for
having opium in possession yesterday.
Leave your Christmas order with
the Central Market. They have veni-
son. turkeys, geese, chickens, ducks
and small pigs.
J. J. Williams has been over run
with orders for photographs on silk
handkerchiefs. He has done over 400
for Christmas presents.
K. Furuya will sell today at actual
cost, Japanese screens with painted
water color Hawaiian views, such as
the Pail, Diamond Head, etc.
The l. X L. Store will be open to-
night. Mr.. Lederer has a large as
sortment of flags, fireworks and dec
Orative bunting at bedrock prices.
Christmas service at the Central
Union Church at II a. m. on Christmas
morning Special music by choir and
sermon. The Incarnation and the
Thought of Today.
The dance at independence Park IS
the main topic among society people
just at present. The patrOnesses have
been chosen and everything is ready
for a genuinely good time.
Rabbits feet tipped with sterling sill
yer are the Christmas mascots which
many people in the city have chosen.
Ii is believed that a rub administered
three times day will bring the re-
qUisite Christmas gifts.
If you are going to enjoy yourself
Christmas, remember that is nothing
like a hack or buggy ride. Quinn has
the neatest hacks, buggies, or phaetons
with thoroughbreds to pull them.
Ring up 290 or call at the stand of the
United Carriage Co.
Sealed tenders will be received at the
T
Both. 1896. at II o'clock noon, for fur
nishing to the COmmissary Department
of the National Guard of Hawaii, GER
tain SUPPLIES advertised in another col
umu of this paper for the ensuing year.
1t has been suggested by several peo-
pie that the Telephone Exchange boys
be given a Christmas present. Boxes
of CIGARS choice dainties in the way
of candies and other good things are
among the things suggested as a rec
ignition of the many favOrs done by
the boys.
The Christmas exercises of the
Chinese Sabbath Schools will be held
at the Chinese Church on Fort st. on
Christmas Eve, beginning at $50
O'Clock. An interesting programme
of carols and recitations has been
arranged for the occasion. All friends
are cordially invited to be present