The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-11-17
LOCAL BREvlTIES.

thanksgiving turkeys.
The Hawaiian Nationals may come
on the Australia today
The Hawaiian Planters Association
will continue in session today.
w. S. Luce will sell a lot of fence
wire at 10 a. m. today at his salesrooms.
Marshall went into the race in bad
form. He was suffering from a severe
cold.
Choice lot of groceries and fce-house
goods received by H May & Co., ex
Australia.
Pacific Lodge No. S22 will hold
special meeting this evening. Work in
First Degree.
James A Thompson dined the mem
bers of st. Louis College Literary Club
Sunday night.
The steamer w. G. Hall will sail on
her regular Maui and Hawaii route at
10 a. m. today.
Camarino's refrigerator has disgorg-
ed it's good things. Call on the Cali
fornia Fruit Co.
Hawaiian Lodge No. q will hold
special meeting this evening. Work
in Second Degree.
Captain Gregory of the WaiaIeale
has become a very proficient sleight-
of-hand performer.
Regular weekly meeting of the Am
erican League in headquarters at the
usual hour tonight.
Arrangements have been completed
for the moonlight dance at Remond
Grave on Friday night
Special meeting of Harmony Lodge,
No 3, tomorrow night for work in
second and third degree.
H. E. Mcintyre & Bro. S telephone is
80. They have received a large as
sortment of ice-house goods.
The w. C. T. u. will hold temper
ance meeting at the G. y. Church at
2:30 o'clock this afternoon.
DR.. Stuart Eldridge has been appoint
ed Hawaiian Consul at Yokohama, vice
Mr. B. c. Howard, resigned.
1t is said that the Australia has not
been the bearer of important news
since the Mckinley bill passed.
The Kinau, sailing November Goth,
will be due in Honolulu Wednesday, |
November 25th, instead of Friday, the
9th.
a gentleman with 81 900 in his pock-
et was down on the wharf last night |
trying to get to 1 guesses on Nc
Kinley.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
Haiku Sugar Co, will take place at
9:15 this morning at the office of Castle |
& Cooke, Ltd.
Music by Hawaiian Band and Ka
mehameha Girls Glee Club this after
noon and evening at Methodist Lawn
Party, Haalelea Lawn.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
Paia Plantation will take place at $50 |
O'Clock this morning at the office of |
Castle & Cooke, Ltd.
The thanks of the Advertiser are due |
Capt Smith of the City of Picking, for |
copies of the Japan Mail, containing |
the news of the election.
Refreshments, fancy and useful ar
ticles, children's clothing, etc, for sale |
this afternoon and evening at Metho
dist Lawn Party, Haalelea Lawn.
One of the fire engines has been en-
gagged to clean out the hold of the |
bark H. Hackfeld previous to her TAX
ing on sugar for San Francisco.
There is a pile of fish along the rail
road track in the close proximity of the |
depot that to paSserS-by seems to be in
a rather doubtful state of preservation.
Fred. Carter left for Kauai on the
Mikahala yesterday morning to take
possession of the new Office of Sheriff |
of the Garden Isle, recently given to
him.
Purser Matthews of the W. G. Hall
is now the happy owner of the Lilipu-
tian yacht Meteor" but he secured the
craft too late to enter her in the ex
citing races of yesterday.
The case of Arthur Fitzgerald,
charged with shooting a Chinese de-
tective officer. was on trial before Judge
Perry all day yesterday. Fitzgerald
is conducting his own defense.
Great credit is due superintendent
Fogarty for the good work he did in
getting ready for the st. Louis College
dramatic performance of last Saturday
night, the road leading to the grounds.
There will be a dance at Remond
Grove Friday evening, under the aus
pieces of the military. The arrange
ments are in the hands of competent
men, and everything gives promise of
success.
The case of H. won" Berg for va
grancy came up in the police court
yesterday morning. Defendant was
called up before the Judge and upon
being told that a nolle prosequi had
entered jumped up and down and ex-
claimed "Oh thank you! Thank you
sir!"
There are four natives of Guaymas
aboard the whaler Gayhead. Benja-
min Pangelinan of the w. G. Hall met
them as they came alongside the
Oceanic wharf in a boat yesterday
morning and gave them all the latest
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