The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-12-19
LOCAL BREVITIES.


All first class grocers sell Crown
Flour.
Ladies and gentlemen's white crepe
kimonos at K. FurQya's
Fat, live turkeys for Christmas ,din-
ner for sale by Henry Davis.
3. F. EhIers & Co, have just re-
ceIyed a large shipment Of rugs.
The latest creations in holiday
'neckings" ever exhibited at The Kash
Look at the holiday goods displayed
al me Rising Sun store, King street.
DR.. c. w. Moore, Club Hotel, makes
a speciality of diseases of women and
children.
See S. Ozaki's show window. He
has on exhibition fine Awata pOrce-
lains, and exquisite lacquer ware.
You want the best Buy Crown
Flour.
For every 81 purchase from now I'M
til Christmas, Iwakami will give away
Japanese doll to the lucky purchaser.
IF l had a donkey and he wouldn't
go get his meals from the Washington
Feed Company. Would L lick him?
Oh, no, no."
Morning theme in the Methodist
Church: What Shall | Do To Inherit
Eternal Life" Christmas song service
in the morning.
The Y H. 1. boys have decided to in
trOduce a new feature in their program
for New Years Day They will give
tow or three German songs.
Kapaewa, a native, who deserted
from the Wailuku Sugar Company
some two months ago, was captured in
town yesterday by Officer Kawahahee.
The Hawaiian Mission Chfldren's So
ciety will not meet tonight, but will
come together at the home of President
Dole on the evening of January I'd.
1897.
If you have not seen the talented
MOntague-Faust Company at the OPP
era House, do not fail to see them
either today or tonight. Last two per-
fOrmances.
H. Lose, agent for the Insurance
Company of North America and the
New Zealand Fire Insurance Company,
has the thanks of the Advertiser for
calendar favors.
Beginning today and lasting until
Christmas, Miss A. Cahill will give each
purchaser of a new hat a solid silver
hat, pin. She will also give tasty SOU
venirs to the children.
The best on the market is Crown
Flour.
In the police court yesterday morn
ing All Ming and All Yong were found
guilty of having opium in their pos
session, and were sentenced each to
pay a fine of $50 and costs.
Both sermons at the Christian
Church will be Christmas addresses.
Morning theme, THE Song of the An
gels At the Birth of Christ" Evening
subject, The Prince of Peace"
The Rev. Alex. Macintosh, not hav-
ing recovered sufficiently from his re-
cent illness, there will be no services
of the second congregation of st. An
drew's Cathedral tomorrow Sunday.
The grand art sale will be continued
without reserve at Luce's auction rooms
at 10 o'clock this morning. This is a
grand opportunity for persons to Sc
cure paintings and statuary at reduced
prices,
An immense lot of holiday goods,
comprising tool chests, croquet sets,
ted sets, lduCy SOOuS, nL6 UdDy CdI
riages and jewelry will be sold by Nor
gan at Z o'clock this evening at his
salesrOOm.
The Government schools closed yes
terday for the Christmas holidays. The
Night School will go on as usual un-
less the attendance decreases to such
a low figure that the Deputy Inspector
General finds it necessary to close its
doors.
Tati, the Tahitian Prince, who was
here on the French man-Of-war Du
quay TROJAN some time ago. returned
TO Honolulu on the Alameda Thursday.
He left the man-of-war because she
was ordered away on duty. Tati will
make an extended visit in the city.
The Royal Hawaiian Quintette Club
will give an open air concert on the
front portico at w. w. Dimond's store,
beginning at 1880 this evening. This
will be in celebration of the introduce
ton of low-priced solid silverware as
mentioned in his advertisement today.
Among the arrivals from Maui and
Hawaii ports on the Kinau yesterday
were J. S. Emerson, F. NJ. SwanZy, z.
B. Barthrop. Mrs. George Ross, ]. F.
Brown. c. J. FaIk w. H. CornwelI,
Dickey, II. \. Baldwin, G.. F. Little and
G. Kaiser
The best California flour is Crown
Flour.
Joe Correa, a Portuguese labOrer,
was badly hurt shortly after p. m.
Yesterday. He was assisting in the
discharge of lumber from the bark Cey-
lon, when a pile of lumber fell over
and crushed his right foot. He was
taken to the hospital and then returned
TO his home, after having been made
comfortable.
The case of Loo Chit Sam and All
Song for opium in possession came up
~, The nnlica court Yesterday morning.