The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-23
LOCAL BREViT!ES.

night.
Court Interpreter Sheldon is back
from Lahaina.
Gents silk umbrellas at way down
prices at Sachs
Steamer Claudine sails at noon today
for Maui and Hawaii
Annual meeting of California Feed
Co., Ltd, at 10 a. m. today.
Art calendars at cost Hawaiian
News Company, Merchant street.
Medeiros & Deckers store will be
open every evening until New Year.
The family of the late J. NJ Angus
publish a card of thanks in this paper
Work in the second rank at the
regular meeting of Oahu Lodge to-
night.
Stylish golf shirts, scarfs, etc. at
The Kash, Waverley block Open ev-
enings.
Every purchaser gets Christmas
present at Asada Company. Hotel
street.
The fine pictures used in advertis-
ing the minstrel show were made by
Williams.
Special meeting of the Native Sons
Co., Ltd, tonight at 1870 in the hall,
Foster block.
]. M. Monsarrat is a Commissioner
OF Deeds for the States of New York
and California.
Miss Elanore Simpson of Maunaolu
Seminary, Maui, is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Atherton.
Christmas carols will be sung in st.
Andrews Cathedral next Sunday even
ing at the $50 o'clock service.
Copies of the New Penal Code vol
ume are on sale at the Interior Depart
ment in the Executive building.
Edmund P. Dole's novel "The Stand
by" has been commended by Frances
E. Willard as temperance classic
Dutchmen, .Irishmen, Cinnamon and
white face comedians at the Balti-
more's Minstrels, Christmas night.
There was a big practice game yes
terday of the players to take part in
the New Years day baseball game.
One of the dressed Winnipeg tur-
keys received by the Metropolitan Meat
Company yesterday weighed II pounds
opecld1 IHeStlUS vi LOuSc,
No p, today at 2:30 p. M, to attend
the funeral of the late Brother S. Roth.
The second day of the sale of seats
for the Baltimore Minstrel company
entertainment was better than the
first.
A. V. Peters, travelling man for the
Hebron Drug Company, is in Homo
lulu from other Islands for the holi-
days
Christmas turkeys, chickens, geese,
etc, both refrigerated and alive at
the Metropolitan Meat Market. Tele-
phone As.
Jas. F. Morgan will hold his last
evening sale tonight when he will sell
a fine collection of toys, dolls, rubber
balls, etc.
1t may be that the H. A. A. c., Y. M.
c. A. and Baseball Association will
unite to build several racing tracks at
the baseball grounds.
Manager Hoffman of the Electric
works is now at work fixing the chimes
at Kaumakapili so that they can be
used on Christmas eve.
Applications are being received daily
by the committeeman of the New Years
Eve ball for tickets The list is now
long one and is growing.
NJ. McInerny, corner of Fort and
Merchant streets, offers a tempting
line of goods suitable for gifts. Read
the list as published today.
Colonel Evans, who is at the head
of the Salvation Army on the Pacific
coast, is soon to visit the Islands to
assist in advancing the work here.
Members of Harmony Lodge are re-
quested to assemble at the lodge rooms
at 2:30 this afternoon to attend the
funeral of the late Brother S. Roth.
Mr.. Burdeck, whose singing was SO
we'll received at the Opera House last
Saturday evening, will give a solo for
the Offertory at Central Union Church
next Sunday morning.
DR.. Blake, who has been a pharma-
cist with Benson, Smith & Co., for
some time, has accepted the post OF
physician for Oahu plantation. DR..
Blake is from San Francisco.
The choir of the second congrega-
ton of ST. Andrews will have final
rehearsal of the Christmas music this
4
which every member is expected to be
present.
The Hawaiian News Company is
offering their entire large stock OF
beautiful art calendars at the actual
cost price This is a genuine offer and
the public are invited to take advan-
tage of it.
A man who tried to buy poison at
drug store last evening was taken to
the police station. He said at the store
that he wanted to end his life. He
had been drinking and may be all
right today
''Old Fel'' Jim German, who was
captain and catcher for the Regiment
team and who was to umpire the char
ity game New Years day, is on the
sick list. but hopes to be around in a
couple of days.
Creditors in the bankrupt estate OF
Ava, Napoopoo Kona, are requested
to file their accounts without delay
and all persons indebted to said estate
are desired to make immediate pay