The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-12-07
LOCAL BREVlTIES.


Read H. w. Schmidt & Sons Xmas
ad.
The Union Express Company wants
your business.
p. B. < /. A. meeting tonight at
usual time and place.
Bric-a-brac, cups, vases, tea sets for
Christmas presents at K. Furnyas.
Reserved seats for The Jilt" will
be on sale this morning at Hobrons
The barkenune s. G. Wilder brought
three days later news from San Fran
cisco.
Fine fancy and plain mixed candies
Tor Christmas, very cheap, at French
Boss" stand.
The engagement of Miss Kate Nc
Grew TO DR.. G. B. Cooper, both of this
city, has been announced.
The Cleaners Society will hold a doll
sale in Central Union Church parIors
on Friday, December 18th next.
The Court of Inquiry's finding, ad-
verse to the protest of Company 3,
has been approved by Col. Mclean.
There was a very large audience at
the Makee Island concert Sunday after
noon, the largest present for many
weeks past.
Mrs. Montague Turner will entertain
the members of the I'll Trovatore'
Company at her home, Beretania
street, Friday evening.
The Hawaiian National Band boys
are still hard at work preparing for
their subscription concert at the Ha-
waiian Hotel this week.
F. E Lynn was arrested Saturday
night for assault and battery on w.
Roberts. This was another of the US
ual Saturday night quarrels.
La LOie Fuller, the unparalleled
skirt dancer, is in San Francisco. She
will pass through Honolulu on her way
to China in the near future.
The report that the young man OPP
Grated on last week by DR.. Ryder had
died, is false. The cases operated on
by him at this time are all doing well.
1t is a case of breathless anxiety
in many places in town just now on
account of the expected announcement
of one, two, and, perhaps, three more
engagements.
By order of the heirs of the late w.
j Smith, James F. Morgan will sell
at public auction on Saturday, Deem
Der 18th, valuable city and country
property. See ad.
Several residence sites in the city
and at Waikiki are to be sold at auc-
ton by James F. Morgan on Saturday,
December 18th. For full particulars,
see advertisement.
Among the arrivals on the steamer
IwaIani from Kauai ports Sunday
morning were George Angus, DR..
Hutchinson, G. Strehz, o. Isenberg, A.
Dreier, A. CrOpp and c. H. Bishop.
In the great contest between the
Olympic and Reliance Football Teams
in San Francisco, November 14th, both
sides scored a touchdown, making the
score a tie. The game was a very slow
one.
ID. Kanoho was arrested Saturday
night for assault and battery on Officer
w. NJ. Peter. He was drunk and Peter
arrested him. This did not accord
with his wishes, and he struck the
officer.
Paul Moldenhauer. night Waterman
on the Inter-Island wharf, while try
ing to extricate a pig from very crit
zeal position beneath the hOofs of a
bullock on board the Mikahala Friday,
lost his footing and took a sea bath.
The pig got out by its own efforts a
little later.
BY order of w. r. Castle, trustee
and mortgage, today at II o'clock
(nOon) w. S. Luce will sell at public
auction at his salesrooms, in accord
ance with the provisions of a certain
mortgage made by J. Naone and Ma
liza, his wife, the property conveyed by
said mortgage, consisting of parcels
of land in Kaluanui.
Today at u O'Clock (noOn), by order
of w. r. Castle, trustee and MORTGAGE,
". S. Luce will sell at public auction
at his salesrooms, in accordance with
the provisions of a certain mortgage
made by Charles Lind the property
conveyed by said mortgage, consisting
of certain parcels of land situate in
the District of Honolulu, Oahu.
Among the pretty souvenirs of Ha-
waii King Bros, on Hotel street, have
one of the most unique. 1t consists of
a water color painting of a mullet tied
in II leaves. The picture is cut out
the exact shape of the fish, and opens
out showing a picture of Diamond
Head with the words. Aloha Nui' I'M
derneath. The Advertiser is indebted
for a specimen.