The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-11-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Real SAC day at Morgan,g.


ton of officers notice in this issue.
J. T. Warehouse advertises lot
Of dry goods staples at low prices.
Hutchinson mill at Honuapo, Kauai,
viii begin grinding on Monday next.
The Temple of Fashion will receive
large lot of Xmas goods ex Australia.
Blue Delft, the oId-fashioned china,
may be procured only from w. W.
Dimond.
Children's clothing and fancy work
for sale at the Methodist lawn party,
November 18th.
There was no meeting of the new
bicycle club last night. The members
were otherwise engaged.
A notice of election of officers of the
Honokaa Sugar Co. for the ensuing
year appears in this issue.
Read what the Pacific Hardware Co.,
Ltd, have on exhibition. Their ad.
appears in another column.
Morgan's concert will commence at
II noon today at his salesroOms. See
program in advertisements.
DR.. Underwood is said to have
slowed away on the J. d. Tallant yes
terday and gone to the Coast
Medeiros & Decker, the Hotel street
tailors, have something to say about
your coat in their ad of today.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Fairchild
came down from Kauai on the steamer
James Makee yesterday morning.
..The Kash" use both a push and
shove persuasiveIy in the neckWear
shop today. The persuader costs 25c-
There will be meeting of the Board
of Underwriters in the Chamber OF
Commerce at 10 O'Clock this morning.
See notice.
J. P. Rodrigues, the Fort street tail
or. has just received lot of new goods
for the holiday season. He has an
adj in this issue.
Rev. 2. S. Timoteo will speak at Ka-
waiahao Church on Sunday morning.
The pulpit will be occupied by the pas
tor in the evening.
The morning and evening themes IN
the Methodist Church will be, respec-
lively 1.-The Last Night" and The
Coming Revolution"
Some furnished rooms are advertised,
with or without board, on the beach
in Kapiolani Park. Waikiki. GOOD sea
bathing. See notice.
The Ludovicko liquor case was not
finished yesterday, owing to the TACT
that Judge De La Vergne was called
away to the Circuit Court.
Remember the football game between
the First Regiment team and Town
Boys at 3:45 p. m. today. 1t Will be
a fight from start to fnlsh
Pfnehaka made the highest score in
the police medal shoot yesterday, this
being Sc Capt. Fernandes fell again,
only succeeding in making "a.
The themes at the Christian Church
tomorrow will be, in the morning: In
the World But Not of the World and
in the evening: Personal Evolution.
Postmaster Dat returned on
the w. G. Hall yesterday after tour
of the post offices on the Island OF
Maui and in the Kona District OF Ha-
wall.
Carriages may be ordered for 1918
this evening after the performance of
1.-The Seven Clerks or the Three
Thieves and the DenOuncer" at st.
Louis College Hall.
The next entertainment by the
Young Hawaiian's Institute will be
given on the evening of Saturday, No
vember 2Sth There will be a literary
and musical program.
Don't forget the entertainment at st.
Louis College tonight. Two plays will
he presented THE Seven Clerks, or
the Three Thieves and the Denouncer,
and New Brooms Sweep Clean"
The contributors to the fall exhibit
ton of the Kilohana Art League were
present in the hall of that organ1Za-
ton last night for the purpose OF an
informal talk on their respective work.
4 letter addressed 1T. G. Porter or
E. Hammer was taken from the desk
of the City Editor of the Advertiser
Yesterday Will the taker please re-
member where he got it and return 1t?
The Hawaiian Sugar Planters AS
ISOLATION will hold its annual meeting
in the assembly room of the Expert
ment Station Bureau, % Nuuanu
street. commencing Monday, NOvem-
Der 10th.
Bruce Warning & Co. have choice
lots for sale at KewalO, at Punahou
and at HiIo on the installment plan.
They are also ready to purchase large
estates near Honolulu and Hilo, and
coffee lands on Hawaii.
Pahala plantation has plenty of Wa
ter now. on account OF recent rains.
The mill is turning out $50 bags of sug-
ar daily At present there are 1900
bags of sugar in the warehouse at
PunaIuu awaiting shipment to HOnolu-
III.
People with questionable intentions
seem still to be lurking about. Be
tween 7 and o'clock last night, and
as David Dayton, Jr.. was walking out
TO the stable on the family premises,
T,iIiha street. he saw some one crawl