The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.

mating and rugs.
The Advertiser is now on sale at the
Golden Rule Bazaar.
Henry Vierra is engaged temporarily
in the Office OF w. +. Rowell.
Bert Peterson is employed temporar-
lily in the port surveyors office.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ross left for
the Peninsula yesterday afternoon.
Daily Pacific Commercial Advertiser,
10 cents a month, delivered by carrier.
4 national salute OF p guns will be
fired from ArmOry Square at II o'clock
noon today.
The Government Band will play at
the Executive Building grounds at .
a. m. today.
Nothing will be done in the matter
OF the new fire station contract before
next Tuesday.
Another block of $4,000 worth of
stock in the new Oahu plantation, was
sold yesterday.
The police and Company G will have
their final shooting match at o'clock
this morning.
Robert w. Wilcox has invited about
300 friends to attend his luau at Moan
alua this evening.
The current number of Munsey's has
a very fine portrait Of Frank Worthins
% the Frawley Company.
Mrs. w. II. Smiths property will be
sold at Luce's auction rooms Monday,
January 18th, at II o'clock noon.
The Pacific Hardware Company is
suing F. Wickander, contractor, for
sS6S7 on a stated account with inter
est
On account OF the bands engage
ment at KapiOlani Park, there will be
no concert at Emma Square this after
noon
There was a brush fire on the hills
mauka OF Pearl City last night. No
damage.
The bid for 5000 copies of Hand /
book of Information ON Hawaii" was
awarded to Hawaiian Gazette Company |
yesterday.
The Library Committee of the Kilo-
hama Art League will entertain the
members of the league for the first
time on Monday.
J. NJ Webb wishes to call attention
to the fact that he will hold a special
sale from Monday. the 18th inst, until
February LIST next
Quite a number of kamaainas are ex-
Iected home by the Zealandia this
The liner will bring a cou
pie of days later news.
Thomas Sharkey, the pugilist, has
discovered that he was born in Hill
street, Dundalk, County Louth, Ire
land, November 26, 1873.
In the absence of Professor Lyons.
who is still quite i'll, Walter E. Wall
takes the Government time observa-
tiCns at the survey department.
First They Gave Their Ourselves
10 the Lord" and Being Such an One
as Paul, the Aged will be the morn
ing and evening themes at the Metho-
list Church.
Passengers per Mokolii last night:
VI Christensen, Tanaka and four on
leck. Cargo: Six horses, 13 calves and
10 hogs from Lanai; light cargo of gen
sral merchandise.
The Pratt premises at Waikiki will
JG ODtn W lllSptCNAOn oil OhhheiSr /
nary 18th, and will be sold on Mon
lay. January 18th, at u o'clock noon,
~ Luce's auction rooms.
The Y. NJ. C. A. Orchestra, being
about to resume practice, invites anna
eur players in the city to join It's
.anks, more particularly those who =
play violin, cornet and flute.
The Portuguese and native who were
.aught in a pile of flour Thursday
morning and shaken up quite badly,
ire around again. No internal injuT-
es were sustained by either of them.
News has come from the Leper Set
Element that there are some families
sadly in need of clothing for infants. 4
W. W. Hall has kindly offered to re-
,eive and forward any clothing which
Is sent to his store.
The subject for the Monday service {
Il the Christian Church will be The I
Treasure of the Gospel Ministry in -
Iarthen Vessels" Evening subject:
The Church. the School and the Press:
The Trinity of Modern Civilization"
There will be no formality in par
icning the man Niemann, at Oahu
Prison today. The papers will be
made out ana sent 10 Jdller LOW anu
IL will read the Governments pardon
0 his prisoner. Three months of Mic
nann's sentence is unserved.
Many requests have been made for
he Hawaiian Glee Club TO sing again
n the band concerts. They have not
.een passed by unnoticed and should
Professor Berger be willing the boys
-iII sing at Emma Square Monday
light. when some new songs will be
-iven.
c. d. Chase, who hereafter will run
space in this paper, devoted to the
cal estate business, advertises for
ent in another column of this issue,
cottage at PunahOu, new and modern
n every detail: as we'll as a ten-rOom
.ouse on Punahou street opposite the I
ottage.