The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-12-08
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

Flour and feed at the Washington
Feed Co.
Fresh pop corn popped or in kernaI
at French Boss.
Company 3 will hold their drill to-
morrow evening instead of this even
ing.
Iwakami has some remnants of ia
panese silks that ne would like to dis
pose of.
There viii be a meeting Of the H. a.
A {. this evening for the purpose Of
electing officers.
The Cleaners Society will hold
doll sale on Friday, December 18th, at
central Union Church Parlors.
The ladies Of st. Andrews Church
met yesterday and arranged for a
Christmas tree for the Sabbath-schOol.
Rev. Alexander Macintosh was too
i'll on Sunday to attend church. His
place was taken by Revs. Kitcat and
Gotwalz.
Ladies can get their stamping done
any morning now at the Woman's Ex-
change. Call and see the new and
dainty designs.
From now until Christmas THE
Kash" will keep open house every
night. a drive on socks is in progress
at this popular house.
Paul Isenberg, H. A. Isenberg, B. D.
Baldwin, wife and child were among
the arrivals from Maui ports on the
Likelike yesterday morning.
W. A. Love advertises stores. offices
and apartments for rent in the new
Love block. The building includes a
model suite of rooms, making it the
most desirable fiat in the city
John w. Lunning is getting assign
ments of all claims against Julien D.
Hayne, and will present them for set
Element to Mrs. Hayne at Usage, Iowa.
Mr.. Lunning has hopes of getting the
full amount of the claims.
w. S. Luce will hold a clearance
sale by order of Theo. H. Davies &,
Co, this morning at 10 o'clock at his
salesrooms. Glassware, crockery,
hardware, saddlery, ETC., will be sold
See full list of articles in ad.
The mortgages sale under the pro-
visions of a certain mortgage made by
j. NaOne, and advertised to take place
yesterday at w. S. Luce's auction
rooms, has been postponed until Sat
urday, December 18th next.
The mortgages sale, under the pro-
vision of a certain mortgage made by |
Charles Lind, and advertised to take |
place yesterday at w. S. Luce's auc-
ton rooms, has been postponed until !
Saturday, December 18th next.
When you get a calendar for 1897 |
get one which will do also for 1898, |
1899, 1900 and for every year of the |
Christian era, past, present and future. |
Get a Perpetual Calendar" on sale |
at the Hawaiian News Company.
A very pleasant social and entertain
ment for the sailors Of vessels in port
was given at the Sailors Home Satur
day night. There were nearly 20 sea-
men present, and the exercises of the
evening were very much enjoyed.
On and after January 1, 1897, i'm
porters making entry at the Custom
House will be required to file with their
invoices a receipted bill of lading COW
ering the number of packages arriv-
ing per vessel for which entry is made.
By the last steamer from Japan a
box containing nearly l 200 varieties of
moths and butterflies was received at
the office of the Commissioner of Ag-
riculture. 1t was sent to Prof. Koe-
belle for the Bishop Museum, but as the
butterflies are not distinctly POlynesian
they will not be received there.
Nakookoo, a native lawyer, made his
first appearance before the bar in the
case of Harry Hooper VS.. Waiolele
(w), action on a note, in the civil court
yesterday afternoon, as attorney for
the plaintiff. He conducted the case so
we'll that A. Humphreys, attorney for
the defense, complimented him very
highly.
Invitations are out for the marriage
Of Solomon David Koki to Miss Esther
u. X Kuaea, daughter of the late Rev.
NJ. Kuaea. The event will take place
at Kaumakapili church next Thursday
evening the 10th inst. Miss Kuaea is
organist at the latter church and a
pupil of Wray Tayolr's. The latter
will preside at the organ at the cere-
mony. reception will be held at the
Seminary.