The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-11-25
LOCAL BREVITlES.

Ranch on the CIaudine yesterday.
Hawaiian Lodge, No. q, will hold
a special meeting this evening Work
in first degree.
Sam Kamakaia will probably lead the
Hawaiian National Band in its benefit
concert Friday night.
There will meeting of the teachers
of the Central Union Sunday-SchooI
after prayer meeting this evening.
While out bicycle riding Monday
night a well known lady fell from her
wheel and hurt her knee quite badly.
E. A. jacobson, the jewelers has
opened up his new shipment of goods
for the holidays. Call and see him.
The Hawaiian National Band sere-
naded ex-Queen Liliuokalani at her
home, Washington Place, yesterday
morning.
Try the celebrated mineral water
"Tansan." Telephone 184, to E. r.
Adams, the agent for the same, to send
you some.
This is the night when Manager
Pete Lucas gives the Thanksgiving
dinner at the hotel. The dance begins
at $3.50 o'clock.
Extra fine mince pies and lot of
other good things will be deliFered all
day on Thanksgiving by Hart & Co.
Ring up 1S2 right away.
The different companies are ordered
to be at the Drill Shed tomorrow morn
ing at o'clock sharp to take part in
the regimental parade
This is Ladies' day at the courts of |
the Pacific Tennis Club, Palace Square.
All lady friends are cordially invited to |
attends. Hours, to g.
Among the passengers on the W. G. !
Hall from Maui and Hawaii ports yes
terday were DR.. and Mrs. Whitney, |
Mrs. A McWayne and Miss McWayne !
Wall, Nichols Co.'s store will be
closed tomorrow Thanksgiving Day. |
as well as on Friday, in order to make
arrangements for their holiday open
ing.
Among the passengers for Kauai
ports on the steamer Iwalani yester-
day were A. Cropp, Mrs. H. Isenberg,
George w. Fairchild, G. Angus and G.
Bosse.
NJ
on the Hawaiian Islands," should be
read by all who take an interest in life.
Follow it's instructions and it will make
life worth living"
Capt. Kanae and Detectives Huihui
and EnOka were the ones sent to Mo-
lokai Monday to look for the man
who has been selling okolehao to va
rious parties in Honolulu.
Among the passengers on the IC4au
dine for Maui ports yesterday Iwere
Hon. H. P. Baldwin, Ernest Ross, Ed
ward Dowsett and E. P. Dole. Mr.. Ross
goes on a we'll deserved vacation.
Tenders will be received at the
Attorney Generals office till II o'clock
(noon) on Monday, November Both
next, for furnishing the Oahu Prison
for one year with certain supplies as
specified in the notice in another col
umn.
The announcement in an afternoon
paper that the Wall, Nichols Co. store
will be closed today is an error. 1t
will be closed on Thursday and Fri
day, in order that proper attention may
be paid to the arranging of a lot of
Christmas goods.
People who have boxes at the post
office have been very much put out re-
Gently by loafers, who use as seats
the steps Immediately in front Port.
uguese and natives form the greater
part of what is becoming nuisance
greater and greater every day.
At the meeting of the Y. H. 1. on Sat
urday night ]. NJ. Poepoe, editor of the
Kuokoa, will be the orator. His sub
ject will be 1.-The Recognition of the
independence of the Hawaiian Islands
by England and France" Besides this
there will be some fine vocal music.
Notice is given in another column
that certain named lots of the old
Homestead Series may be applied for
under the provisions of the Land Act,
for right of purchase leases and cash
freeholds, on or after 9 o'clock Thurs
day morning, December 10th next.
Last Friday morning all hands work
ing on the Nuuanu stream in the vi
cinity of ST. Louis College, stopped