The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-11-30
LOCAL BREvITIES.
This is Company HIS drill night.

This is Company HIS drill night.
The Union Express Company moves
safes, pianos and furniture.
Mrs. DR.. Walters came down from
Kauai on the Iwalani Sunday.
Buy your hats at y. S. Sachs and
get solid silver hat pin gratis.
Special meeting Of Pacific Lodge.
Work in the first and second degree.
The door to the office OF Theo. H.
Davies & Co. was found open Saturday
night
The Wall, Nichols Company's store
will be open every evening until
Christmas.
Adjourned annual meeting of the
Kohala Sugar Company at 10 a. m. to-
day at the Office of Castle & Cooke, Id.
The next mail from the Coast will
be here on the new Inter-Island steam
er, which is due in two or three days.
The H. A. A. c. football team had its
picture taken Sunday. All the boys
were smiling, and the picture will be a
good one.
w. S. Luce well sell, under foreclos-
ure of mortgage, valuable lands in
Waihee, Maui, at his salesrooms at
noon today.
It is rumored that Is members of the
Government Band will be dismissed to
make room for that number of the Ha-
waiian National Band
Among the arrivals on the CIaudine
Sunday were E. P. Dole, J. 4. Nc
Candless, Capt. Clarke and wife, and
Jas Cockett and wife.
1t is said that the Road Supervisor
will fix the grade of the sidewalk on
King street, between the Bulletin Office
and Alakea street shortly.
Intending exhibitors to the Brussels
International Exposition in April, 1897,
can receive all information on appli-
cation at the Foreign Office.
Dress silks, silk waist patterns, nov
elites in worsted dress goods, new col
larettes and belts are the speciaIties
that n. S. Sachs is advertising.
Mrs Geo. E. Boardman Aasf begun
her annual sale of fancy gods suit
able for holiday gifts, which is now
going on at her residence, Lunalilo
street.
A theater party of So from Eva came
up on a special train Saturday night
and attended the performance of THE
Ensign" by the Frawley Company at
the Opera House.
w. w. Dimond has in his advertise
ment today mention of a number of
articles suited to the wants of the peo-
pie who make presents of useful goods.
His exhibit in his windows command
general attention.
The Chinaman who keeps the fruit
store near ]. A. Hopper's on Fort
street made a complaint yesterday to
the effect that two natives had tried to
get through the window of his place on
the night previous.
With the exception of Blanche Bates
and Frank Worthing, who were other
wise engaged, the entire Frawley
Company paid visit to Eva Plantation
yesterday. They were entertained at
lunch by G. A Brown
Hon. G. R. Bishop has endowed the
Honolulu Library Association with the
sum of 25,000. the income of which is
to be used by the trustees in the same
manner as was that from the annual
donation of 1000, which has been SUI
perceded by the larger donation men
toned
The British steamer Mount Lebanon,
Mclean master arrived early yester-
day afternoon, nearly II days from
Vancouver, B. c.. Very unfavorable
weather was experienced throughout
the trip, accounting for the delay. The
Mount Lebanon brought cargo of
lumber and general merchandise. She
will get away about Tuesday.
Dr. Lundy, formerly of this city, but
now located somewhere in India, has
written to a dental journal in San
Francisco of his experience in his pres
ent home. He states that a dentist in
India ranks with a barber, and that on
one occasion when he was invited to
swell dinner and was presented at the
table to the guests who had preceded
him a number of English Army officers
left the room.