The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-10
LOCAL BREYITIEs.

Thrum's bookstore.
The Young Mems Research club
meets at 7:30 this evening.
The Cleaners doll sale begins at
Central Union at 10 this morning
Lee Chuck and Wee Sing were ar
rested last night for smoking opium.
The S. S. Aztec Bicycle Club was out
for run and a few rests last even
ing.
Special meeting Of Pacific Lodge No.
81, tonight for work in the third de-
gree.
More balloons at o'clock this morn
ing. Call early. Wall, Nichols Com
pany.
Hawaiian Government bonds, issue
of 1886, are offered for sale by ]. Alfred
Magoon.
There was some tennis playing at
the courts of the Pacific club yesterday
afternoon.
Petition was made yesterday to order
the settling the accounts of the late
A. P. Peterson.
Sixty-six Chinese and japanese from
the Doric were transferred to the
Quarantine station.
Another ice cream shooting match
will be ON at the Sharpshooters' range
tomorrow afternoon.
The Opera House is being cleared of
the great quantity of props" used dur
ing the Frawley season.
The local Theosophical society is to
bring here in January the well known
lecturer Miss NJ A. Walsh.
Rev E. S. Timoteo is giving spiritual
consolation to Noa, the Molokal MUIR
derer to be hanged next week.
The camera of tourist was wrecked
in a bicycle collision at the corner of
Fort and Hotel at noon yesterday.
The S. S. China is expected from
China and Japan on the evening OF the
10th of December instead of the 18th
inst.
Several pieces of land in the suburbs
of Honolulu are offered for sale cheap.
Apply to E. M. Nakuina, Is Hotel
street.
Kahuku Plantation Company annual
meeting will be held tomorrow at 10
a. M at the Chamber of Commerce
rooms.
The Queen street frame houses that
were sold in front of the Honolulu
Iron Works a few days ago have been
removed.
Tom v. King, Geo. Sharrick and
'"Trilby'' Fowler, were passengers pro-
minent as flower gardens on the deck
of the Moana. --
G.. II. w. Norton, the tennis player
and bookkeeper for the Dairymen, left
by the Moana for visit to his parents
is the States.
Messrs Jones, Whitman and COnk-
ling of the Coast wheel delegation,
having secured positions, will remain
here indefinitely.
Mr.. Taylor, the Financial News
agent and prospective Honolulu real
estate dealer, is making trip to the
States by the Moana.
Many members of the n. G. H. are in
training now for the regimental trophy
shoot to open on the 10th inst, one
week from next Monday.
A letter directed to consul in some
distant foreign land has been returned
to the Foreign Office here decorated
with eighteen postmarks.
Wines, liquors, beers, cigars, etc..
from the stock of H. w. Schmidt d
Sons. will be sold at Morgan's sales
rooms at II noon today.
Mrs. J. S. McGrew left for California
Yesterday with Miss Grace Clark. Miss
Clark has been the guest of the Nc
Crews here for some time. -~---~'
M. r. Counter is displaying fine
line of silverware, clocks, watches
spectacles, belts, etc. Quality Of gold
and workmanship guaranteed.
Lars Anderson and wife were aboard
the Doric in port here yesterday. They
managed to see number OF city
friends during the stay of the steamer
Upon her return today the Kina,
will go on the ways for short time
and the Claudine will make a trip tt
Hilo and way ports, leaving next Tues
day.
"Sam" T. Alexander completed thu
business for which he came to Homo
lulu in two days and left for the Coas
by the Moana, having arrived by thu
Australia.
w. w. Dimond & Co., have regula
crystal. palace at their place now, witt
a silver and Royal worcester annex
1t is a very pretty and attractive holi
day exhibit.
A captain and two lieutenants will
be elected by Company G, N. G. H., Oh
the 22d inst Captain Schaefer. ad
iutant. has been instructed to presid
at the election.
It will be cricketers VS.. base balllst
at the cricket grounds tomorrow after
noon and Duke McNichol will max
an unpaced effort to talk the cricketer
out of the game.
There was large delegation of Sal
vation Army people and other friend
at the wharf to bid farewell to Lieute
nants Cox and Monroe, who have gon
back to the States to remain.
K. Isoshima, the King street ia
manufacturer, offers a prize to the. per
son who guesses nearest to the actua
number of yards contained in a bi
straw hat now displayed in one of nj
windows.
The regular monthly meeting of tn
Hawaiian Mission Children'S SOciet