The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-01-11
LOCAL BREYITIES.
Baseball today.

lie OOFSIulllellI l)dlt DeCtHlDcI
bills yesterday.
Popular prices at Zamloch's ma
sinee this afternoon.
Officers of the United Chinese
Society appear elsewhere.
The holiday number of the Bull
Letin is to be issued today.
Remember the German dinner at
the Richelieu this evening.
The Christoforo Columbo expects
20 sail for the north Monday.
VIM cassie arrived from Kauai
by the James Makee yesterday.
Dancing at the Richelieu this
evening after the German dinner.
The week of prayer was very
generally observed by church peo-
pie
What has become of the Humane
Society. There is plenty work for
It.
Only a few more Standard sewing
machines at Mrs. Hanna's at half
price.
J. G.. Palmer has valuable horses
and mules for sale. Apply at Office
Of j. A. Magoon.
The Baltimore left yesterday.
The vessel expects to reach San
Francisco in ten dayS.
The officers of the Christoforo
Golumbo will likely call on the
Bennington this morning.
Marshal Brown will investigate
the recent accident on the Wailuku
plantation while he is away.
Mrs Willis, wife of the American
Minister, is still confined to her
AOme with a sprained ankle.
Commissioner Marsden has sue
oeeded IN growing dry or upland
1iee at the Government nursery.
Why not have Ralston res
saurant in Honolulu? as well as
other conveniences of Eastern
cities
The dog catchers had a busy day
of it yesterday. Several loads of
NANCY ours were taken to the
pound
From 4 to p. M. today the off
GERS of the Italian corvette Christie
SOro Colombo will receive friends
aboard.
Colonel McLean's lecture on the
e Battle of Waterloo" has been
postponed to the first Saturday
night in March.
Marshal Brown left for Lahaina
by the Kinau yesterday for investi-
cation into matters of interest to
the police department.
Captain Cook has resigned as
chief of the mounted police. Lieut..
Ernest Renken is acting, and may
be promoted to the captaincy.
The Coptic is due to arrive here
next Wednesday, from the Orient.
Some 200 or 800 Chinese immi
grants are expected by the vessel.
Miss Grace Patterson, who came
all the way from Pennsylvania to
get the benefit of the Hawaiian
climate, finds it very beneficial.
c. B. Ripley will lead the praise
service at the Young Mems Chris
tan Association tomorrow evening
at $50 o'clock; subject, ga Good |
Motto
There will be a meeting of the
Beretania Tennis Club on the
courts, Beretania street, at 2:30 p.
m today. Matters of Importance
viii be discussed.
Wirth's circus is expected to
arrive here Sunday or Monday
morning They Will remain in
Honolulu for a few days and then
proceed to Kauai.
Brown & Kubey call attention to
their large and varied stock of
jewelry. They sell good and fine
iewelry at the lowest prices con-
sistent with quality.
Woven Wire Bailey makes beds
Ehat viii not rust. After January
S1st he will advance prices to
correspond with additional cost
of steel spring wire. Buy now and
save money.
The Christian church have cleo
tric fixtures completed and will be
used for the first time this evening.
They are considered the finest in
the city and were a present from
Cleveland, Ohio, friends.
At 10 o'clock this morning Luce
viii sell at his salesrooms a general
assortment of merchandise at noon