The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-12-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.
This is Company BIS drill night.


Regular weekly meeting of the Board
Of Health at p. m. today.
The Kinau will sail on her usual
route at 10 a. m. Saturday.
viggo Jacobsen has taken up his
quarters with the Pacific Hardware
Company.
Medeiros & Decker, the Hotel street
taiIors, are ready 10 furnish you with
a stylish outfit.
See the exhibition of paintings by
d. Howard Hitchcock at the art rooms
of the Pacific Hardware Co.
Akoni. the Molokai okolehao man,
was committed yesterday to trial in
the Circuit Court His bail is $1,000.
The police shoot rolls merrily along.
The highest three men at present are
Chamberlain, Pinehaka and Capt.
Parker.
Members of Company D, y. G. H.,
met Monday night and appropriated
sum of money for high jinks' TO be
held Friday week.
H. H. Williams, Manager of the
City Furniture Store" advertises rock
ing chairs and chamber SETS suitable
for holiday presents.
A special meeting of the members
of the Myrtle Boat Club will be held
this evening at 1880 o'clock, at the
rooms of the Chamber of Commerce.
The following notice has been posted
at the main entrance to the police
court: Attorneys will oblige the
court by returning borrowed law books.
NJ. G.. Silva desires to apologize TO his
patrons for sometimes making them
wait to be attended to. He has ar
ranged for better service from now on.
The docking of the CIaudine at
Brewers wharf annoyed a number OF
people who were expecting friends and
went to the regular wharf to meet
them.
The French Boss candy store no
longer sells on the street. The only
genuine French Boss" candy can al
ways be had fresh at the stand Ala
Fort street.
Again has the Norris opium case
been postponed-this time until Fri
day to allow Attorney Thurston to
overcome the effects of a certain Paul
Revere's ride on bicycle.
Among the arrivals from Maui and
Hawaii ports on the Claudipe yester-
day were o. Sorenson, w. Won Grave
meyer, L. NJ. Vettlesen, /. W1tkoWskl,
Goo Kim and w. Hayselden.
A couple of Chinese living opposite
Jim Sherwood's, Waikiki, got into
brawl yesterday, and one of them
quite a young chap, received blow on
the head from a pair of tongs.
Ozaki. the Hotel street merchant,
in OIL
over the entrance to his store. Some
one maIiciousIy threw stone through
the case and damaged the figure.
Morgan will sell diamonds and gold
and silver jewelry on Thursday, De
cember 18th. These goods are all gen
uine and will be placed on view at his
saIesrooms on Wednesday, December
10th.
The Quintette Club of the Hawaiian
Band will sing at w. w. DimOnd's store
Saturday night. This will be the oc-
casion of the opening of the store dur
ing the evenings until after the holt
days.
In the police court yesterday morn
ing NJ. Parmalee plead guilty to the
charge of converting the sum Of 1925,
the property of T. B. Murray, fraudu-
lentiy to his own use. Sentence was
suspended.
NJ G.. Silva. proprietor of the Temple
of Fashion says that he is pleasantly
srrnrised at the success of his sale and
thinks that those who have not already
called on him should do so and so de-
rive the same benefit as his patrons.
At the concert at the Hawaiian Ho-
tel this evening Harry Corson Clarke
latest song. LAS l Have Chosen You,
wlll be sung for the first time by the
members of the Hawaiian Band. MT
Clarke. the author of the song, has
never heard it sung.
GINS Cordes arrested three Cinnamon
for vagrancy on the premises or the
Tong Hing Society yesterday. Two
of the number formally plead guilty
TO the same charge, and had their SEN
fences suspended. All three are CON
firmed opium smokers.
Miss Hope Ross of the Frawley Com
many is the daughter of retired mer
chant of Boston The costumes worn
nv her during this engagement have
been the admiration and envy or nal
the ladies in Honolulu-the other hal
have not seen them. In quality and II
thev surpass anything of recent pro
duction in stage dresses
II is the usual thing to have dance
on New Years Eve, and past events
of the kind have always proven mos
delightful. There seems to have beer
no move made this year, and 1896 1
fast drawing to close. What's Tn
natter with the society hustlers, AM
what's the matter with independents
park and the Myrtle Boat House?
For the past two or three days tn
muIIet at the Fish Market have bee
asneciaIIv fat. There are promise
that this state of affairs will continu
for some time. More and more OF tn
ibeibe arrive every day. 4esterda
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