The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-27
LOCAL HREvlT!ES.

"eeeihs Oh company tonight for
election of 1st and I'd lieutenants.
TWO unusually attractive band pro-
grams are published this morning.
Capt. A. Rosehin is in Hilo assistN
ing In construction of the new wharf l
VIM. cassie and C. H. Bishop left for I
Kauai on the James Makee yesterday I
afternoon.
The Fairchild's Honolulu shoe house |
has issued circular price list of shoes. |
Call and get one.
Band concert in Emma Square this |
afternoon when the performance at |
the theater is over.
The mems meeting at tomorrow
afternoon in Y. NJ. c. A. hall will be
led by w. A. Bowen.
Cricket at the Makiki grounds this
afternoon. All interested in the sport
are invited to come out.
D. Howard Hitchcock is once more at
his studio in the Tregloan block after
an illness of several days.
By the Claudine new line of boys
waists arrived for The Kash Just the
thing for the holidays attire
The next local celebration will be
observation of the Portuguese national
Restoration Day, December /.
California blankets and comforters
in variety at E. W. Jordan's, No. 10
store. Holiday goods of all kinds.
There is no prospect of a match race
between Martin and Manoa, the speedy
wheelmen, until well into the next
meet
THE Second Coming of Christ will
be the topic for Rev. T. d. Garvin's
sermon at the Christian church Sunday
evening.
Captain Schaefer, regimental adju-
tant, will preside at the election in
Company A this evening for two new
lieutenants.
The Aorangi was expected here by
her agents yesterday but she did not
turn up The Aorangi should be in
this morning.
A German or Swedish girl for general
Homework and care OF children is
wanted Apply with references to Ad-
vertiser office.
1t is on Monday evening next that
the annual meeting of the Hawaiian
Historical Society will be held in Y
NJ G.. A. hall.
"
mehameha on Sunday afternoon at
o'clock Rev. G. L. Pearson will adj
dress the students.
The planting of koa trees in the new
Government forestry in Nuuanu valley
will be advocated by Mr.. Paul lSen
berg in the legislature.
The household furniture of F. Good
man, No. S53 Beretania street, will b'
sold at auction on Tuesday, Decembe
7th, by Jas. F. Morgan.
1.-THE Great Unknown" for the ma
tinee today and "a Fatal Card thl
evening will close the second week o
the Frawley engagement.
It is reported to this Office that tn
watch Thomas Rata was said to hav
lost a few days ago, has been found
1t was in the care of friends.
DIR. c.. T. Rodgers, at the Board o
Education. will still continue to recelv
illustrated periodicals, ETC., for ship
ment to the Molokai settlement.
Mr.. H. Herbert has taken over tn
business management of the Angllca
Church Chronicle, the monthly pape
of the Rev. Alex. Macintosh.
beautiful selection of silverwar'
ivorvware etc.. suitable for Christina
~
presents is to be found at Wing w
Tai & Co.'S, PA Nuuanu street.
K. Isoshima next Castle & Cooke
is in receipt Of a large shipment
Christmas goods including lacquer
ware. vases. chinaware, toys, dolls, ct
Mr. Harmon z. Hendricks will spea
in Kawaiahao church on Sunday ever
ing. His topic will be an interestln
one. Everyone is cordially invited
attend.
Two stragglers from the U. >.
Baltimore were gathered in at tt
noI;ce station last night They ha'
heen absent from the ship for son
little time.
TWENTY-FIVE head of horses and tV
mules will be sold at auction todi
noon at the yard in the rear OF ).
Dowsett,s Queen street Jas. F. Mo
gan will officiate.
Sunday evening at the Central uhi
Church a praise service VIII DC nel
Some of the music which met 50 inu
favor at the Thanksgiving oas DC
vice will be repeated.
The announcement that the you
ladies' of ST. Andrews Pflofy "ou
Give an entertainment next iueso
evening was all a IHiSldh0 S'h" -
tirelv without foundation.
Mr.. Brakeman Of the FraWley col
many who has been quite Ill ior
mast few days, is able to De ou' asa
and will appear in the Fatai oar
at the Opera House tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Falk are spenol
few DAYS at the home or MI.
Mrs T. A. Hassinger ON the rem
sula. They will probably return
Mahukona on the next trip OF the
nau.
Another high class composition
Dot r Cooke of this city has De
bronght out by Theo Presser' ;,
p D1 music publisher
niece is nocturne called "Res'si
tion.' .soa 70 keen
p;sbon Museum open for visitors to'
80 that an announcement In TINS pa
yesterday morning to the enect {
tho museum would be closed' aoes
hold. hoe under Y
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