The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-12-21
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Holiday goods at Wing Wo CHAINS.
Try the celebrated mineral water,
''Tansan."
Order Christmas candies at French
Boss Ala Fort street
Eleele Plantation will start grinding
on Monday, December 21st, 1896.
There will be no more drills for the
militia companies until January 4th
next.
Tourists fitted out in proper clothing
by Medeiros & Decker, the Hotel street
tailors.
The Union Express Company express
the wish that they may move you, bag
and baggage.
A red morocco book, containing pa
pers of value to owner only, has been
lost. See ad.
Capt Blake and Opium Brown were
passengers to Honolulu by the Warri-
moo on Saturday.
The Board of Health has noice of
tenders for the purchase of hides and
tallow in this issue.
Lieut.. Fernandes and others arrest
ed three Cinnamon last night for hav-
ing opium in possession.
French Boss" candy is made and
sold only at Ala Fort street. All 9TH
ers are cheap limitations.
Read the Waverly bicycle testimon-
ial in this issue. 1t is from Homo
lulu lady and speaks for itself.
At Z O'Clock this evening at Morgans
auction rooms will be sold a choice
selection of toys and holiday goods.
Bargains in ribbons at the Temple
of Fashion. Don't miss the Clear
ance Sale" Only a few more days
left
Fragrant and lasting perfumes in
handsome cases make pretty holiday
gifts. See the display at Hebron Drug
Company.
Charles de Leon, formerly of the
Pantheon shaving parlOrs, having pur-
chased the Hawaiian Hotel barber shop,
will take charge today.
Among the arrivals from Maui ports
on the Likelike Sunday were George
II. Robertson, J. K. Saunders, F. E. At
water and H. P. Baldwin.
Judge De La Vergne will again ap-
pear in his place in the District Court
today, having arrived home from his
vacation on the Island of Kauai.
The H. A. A. G. boys are hoping that
next year they may receive an invita-
ton to compete in the Founders Day
athletic events at Kamehameha.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
Oahu Railway and Land Company will
be held at the company's office on
Wednesday, December 23d at p. m.
At n. S. Sachs today toys and dolls
will be given away with every $3.50
purchase, and solid silver hat pins Civ
en- away in the millinery department.
Don't fail to see the ladies' white
hemstiched handkerchiefs for 80
cents dozen: embroidered handker-
chiefs for $1.25 a dozen at y. S. Sachs.
The bicycle found in possession of
one of the sailors of the bark Oak
bank on Friday night was found to be
the property of w. w. Chamberlain of
this office.
The marriage of Lillian Hitchcock
Aiken to Frederic Hardy will take place
Wednesday evening, December 23d, at
the residence of DR.. and Mrs. P. J.
Aiken, Paia, Maui.
Among the arrivals from Kauai ports
on the w. G. Hall Sunday were Post
master General Dat, Paul Isenberg, Jr.,
W. H. Rice, ]. K. Farley, Judge G. F.
Hart and ]. F. Miller.
Sealed tenders will be received at
the office of the Board Of Health until
u o'clock noon, Wednesday, December
%. 1896, for furnishing certain sup
plies specified in the schedules in an
other column of this paper.
Today, II o'clock noon, at the store
of w E. Foster, Fort street, James F.
Morgan will sell at public auction har-
ness makers hardware, English sad
dies, saddle trees, collars, chain traces,
etc.
Cordes and others arrested four Chi
namen on Maunakea street Sunday for
having opium in possession. For the
same offense Lieut.. Kekai and others
arrested three Cinnamon in the vicinity
of the old Chinese theater.
All persons desiring to sign the roll
of the Annexation Club can do so by
applying to the members of the En-
rollment Committee or to G. A. Brown,
the Executive officer, at headquarters
of the club on Merchant street. near
Fort. See Annexation Club notice in
this issue.
There is wateT-plug near the en-
CINE house on Union street, and, being
in the shadow, its position cannot read
ily be discerned. One of the clerks in
H w. Schmidt & Sons store, on King
street. experienced this difficulty, and
was thrown from his wheel most VIC
IentIy on Saturday night while scorch-
ing along toward town
Today at u o'clock noon J. T. Nor
gan will sell at his salesroOm, Queen
street. two hundred and twenty lots,
situated at Kapahulu, on the boundary
of KapioIani Park and adjoining the
residences of Nfessrs. Cecil Brown and
n. J. Nolte. The lots are in the block
bounded by Kanaina and Campbell