The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-12-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LII. w. 1. MOnsarrat, veterinary sur
geon, has card in this issue.
kohala potatoes can be bought from
the Washington Feed Company.
Mrs. George H. Paris contempIates
TRIP TO the States in February.
Regular weekly meeting of the
Board Of Health at p. m. today.
The regular meeting of the Board of
Education will be held at 2:3O today
All coupons for the big doll must be
sent to Sachs store by Thursday noon.
1t is said that H. F. Glade is on his
way out to this country from Germany.
Tomorrow the diamond ring will be
given away by H. w. Schmidt & Sons.
The dress goods that n. S. Sachs is
offering for 30 cents a yard is a big
bargain.
Use Little Joker" tobacco. Lyman
Bros. are the sole importers for the Ha-
walian Islands.
Inspector General Townsend of the
Board of Education returned from Ha-
waii yesterday.
"A Trip to Chinatown Company is
due here on January 9th, and may give
a performance.
The Warehouse Investment Com
pany, Limited, have an election of Off
GERS notice in this issue.
George H. Robertson of c. Brewer &
Co. left on the Mauna Loa yesterday
for a trip to Kau and Hilo.
Ladies day at the courts of the Pa
cifc Tennis Clum. All lady friends
are cordially invited to attend.
President Dole and Artist Fred
Yates made a pleasant call at the studio
of Allan Hutchinson, the sculptor, yes
terday.
There will be a special meeting and
election of officers of the Pacific Re
bekah Lodge, [. o. o. F., at 1880 this
evening.
Invitations have been extended to
the diplomatic and consular corps to
attend the Presidents reception on
January LIST.
E. B. BarthrOp of the Hilo Drug
Company is temporarily filling an ach
ing void in the Hollister Drug Com
pany on Fort street.
In order that members of the Adj
vertiser staff may have ample time to
frame new resolutions for 1897 there
will be no paper issued from this Of
flee on Friday.
Among the arrivals from Maui and
Hawaii ports on the Kinau yesterday
were c. L. Wight, H. S. Townsend, Miss
Bella Weight, DR.. e. A. Nichols, G. Fl.
KIuegel and G. P. Wilder.
James F. Morgan will sell at auction
he licnc of
Mrs. H. S. TregIoan, Beretania street,
her entire household furniture, horse,
phaeton, brake, harness, etc.
James H. Bolster formerly shipping
reporter of the Hawaiian Star, is, ac-
cOrdine to latest news, in a very low
condition, the physician at KOhaia Civ
ing no hopes of his recovery.
Jack Hays, the clown, who for some
past has been driving hack No. 9 IN
Hilo. arrived on the Kinau yesterday.
He was seen beating the bass drum in
the Montague-Faust combination show
last night.
Opium smokers and scrappers. galore
have been arrested, but there is as yet
nothing to chronicle regarding the man
who stole George S. BuIlen's money at
the Poplar House on Fort street several
weeks ago.
Miss AIice Walker, daughter of En-
gineer H. T. Walker of Kohala Plan
tation, came down by the Kinau yes
terday on a visit to her aunt, Mrs. r.
H. Donnelly and her grandfather,
Alex. Bolster.
Carl Klemme, proprietor of the Ea-
gle House, has opened up the Queen"
Hotel and will run it in connection
with the Eagle House. Both hotels are
elegant modern structures, though Mr..
Klemme intends running the Queen"
on a more sumptuOus scale than the
Eagle.
Monwar wishes to state that he
hasn't a room all by himself in the
Tong on Jan building on Nuuanu ave-
nue. His room is in a hall, through
which any one that desires may pass.
He has had trouble with one or two
men lately, and believes firmly that
they put the opium under his bed.
Monwar's case comes up tomorrow.
All Hee, one of Sin Logs Cinnamon,
was arrested yesterday afternoon for
furious and needless driving of a dray
along King street. Patrolman Wal
pooh, who arrested him, claims he
would not stop when requested to do
so. The Chinaman, in his turn, says
one of the horses got caught in rope,
and he was unable to stop the team.
At last the sidewalks on Nuuanu
avenue between Hotel and Beretania
streets. on the Waikiki side, are being
torn up and new ones put down. While
the men were at work at position
nearly opposite Pauahi street yester-
day, one of the shanties might have
fallen had it not been for the determ-
ined efforts of the proprietor and 9th
erS.