The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-09
LOCAL BREvITIES.


Iron Works has ended. I
F. l.. Stolz and wife will make az
trip to the States by the next Dorie.--@
DIR. Soule, who is with the Australia |
on this trip, is in much better health. |
The Frawleys and lot of otner peo-
pie will leave the Islands today by the |
Moana
The Punahou boys are going to do /
a little training for football the year
around.
Regular conclave of Honolulu Com |
mandery at 7:30 tonight. Election of
officers.
The small boy had fun following the
new chainless bicycle around town
yesterday.
Mating, wall paper, furniture, etc, in
the latest patterns at Lee Sing Tai's,
Fort street.
Wall, Nichols Company received the
balance of their Christmas stock by
the Australia.
A meeting of the Hawaiian Rife As
ISOLATION is soon to be called by Presi-
dent Walter E. Wall
Mr.. F. NJ. Swanzy is now listed and
recognized as acting vice consul for
the British Government.
The fighting Chinese servants of
Waikiki will have hearing before
Judge Wilcox tomorrow.
There will be several private rifle
shooting matches at Kakaako butts
next Saturday afternoon.
For the present Marshal Brown is
holding a commission as special
Deputy Attorney-General.
The Golden Rule Bazaar will remain
open every evening from now until
Christmas. J. M. Webb.
Lands for sale and houses to let,
furnished or unfinished. VIM. L.
Peterson, Is Kaahumanu street.
There will be big charity game of
base ball on New Years day and racing
at Cyclomere park in the evening.
w. H. Baird, assignee of Chong Hing
of Kailua, Hawaii, has notice to
creditors and others in this paper.
It is the dramatic circle of the Kilo-
hama Art League that will present
the play a Match Box early next year.
Lieutenants Petrie and Cottrell of
Company B, N G. H., have been hand
ED their commissions from the Foreign
Office.
Horsemen say they are being much
encouraged in the scheme for an early
extra race meeting at Kapiolani park
track.
About ten men of the crew of the
ufa ho6 nil of q
many bicycles on upper Fort street
last evening.
Try the dandruff killer, as prepared
only by Pacheco e Fernandez Of the
Silent" barber shop, Arlington block
Hotel street.
The trespasser arrested on the prem
Uses of w. w. Hall yesterday morning
was fined in the District Court fol
drunkenness.
Louis T. Grant, manager of the Hilo
Electric Light Company came to town
by the Helene and is stopping at the
Hawaiian Hotel.
Everything up-to-date in the bicycle
line at the Honolulu Bicycle Co.'s, 40!
Fort street. Repairing of all kind:
at satisfactory prices.
The Y. NJ. C. A. classes in shorthand
and mechanical drawing will meet
z p. m. this evening, so as not to inter
fere with the reception.
Davey, the photographer, had som
bad luck yesterday. A camera he wa
taking for use at the big wedding wa
broken in transit by hack.
January s is the day fixed for tn
swimming match between Rainier an
Kimokeo. An effort is being made t
get up program of acquatlc events
Prof. Koebele sent on ice by tn
Australia some blight destroying in
sects that JOS. Marsden will forwar
to the Olaa coffee district without DC
lay.
Offices have been opened in tn
Thomas block on King street by tn
new native Agricultural and CONNER
cial Company. E. B. Mikalemi is mar
ager.
Hon. S. Percy Smith, the Polynesia
scholar and surveyor general of Ne
Zealand. will deliver an address at K;
waiahao church on Sunday evenin
next.
At 10 a. m. today at his salesroom
Jas. F. Morgan will sell at public au
ton. a library of books by standal
authors, and a large assortment
ferns.
This is the evening of the Missi6
meeting in the school room of st. A
drew's Cathedral. Rev. c. H. Tomkln
Louis Byrde and Mr.. Theo. H. Davi
will be the speakers.
At the Salvation Army hall corn
of King and Nuuanu last evening the
were farewell exercises in honor
Lieutenants Monroe and Cox. WI
leave for the Coast today.
Wray Taylor attended to some bu:
ness in regard to the new Chine
laborers while at Eva. Mr.. Ferguso
the manager pro tenn, is getting aiol
very we'll with all the men.
Senator Helm, of the State Leglsl
ture of Washington, is soon to lea
San Francisco with shipment OF n
horses for this market. Mr.. Helm n
a son and a nephew in Honolulu.
Frank De Medicis, the linotype ops
ator writes from San Francisco II
while work is not very brisk In IN
city the outside districts are CALL
often for operators and machlnlsts