The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-20
LOCAL BREviTIES.
No outdoor sports today.


last evening and had good turnout. |
Novelties in leather belts for ladies |
or gentlemen at The Kash. Shirts to
order.
Brooms lead at Dimond & Co.'s this |
week. Holiday announcement Will be
given shortly.
Only routine matters were consider
ed at a meeting Of the Cabinet Minis
tiers yesterday.
Theater patrons are requested to re-
main seated till the curtain descends
on the last act.
The trial of Manoa for the Cyclomere
two-minute mile is postponed till the
weather permits.
Professor Yarndley is now located
at the corner of Emma and Beretania,
telephone No. 706.
Thrum's store was closed yesterday
to arrange holiday goods. 1t is open
again this morning.
At their meeting last night the
Sharpshooters elected several april
cants to the company.
If this is a favorable day for light
sailing a lo1 of miniature yachts will
contest in the bay again.
One plan of the Old Volunteer Fire
mems Relief Society is to secure a hall
in the new Central Station.
The Hawaiian Sugar Planters Asso-
citation will meet at No. 20, Nuuanu
street on Monday at 10 a. m.
The sale of the Kona Coffee e Tea
Company advertised for today has been
postponed till next Saturday.
NJ. A. Cheek, the new Y. M. c. A.
assistant secretary, though good Am
erican, was born out in Asia.
Some 25 or 80 men from Company
F. N. G. H., will be on the stage In
the play Shenandoah" tonight
Arabian Nights is the play for the
Frawley matinee today and Shenan-
doah"- the bill for this evening.
Piano. voice production, singing and
harmony, a speciality, at Cooks music
school, Love building, Fort street. ~.
w. H. Rice has sent from Kauai to
the Elite (Hart & co.., some calabashes
made from the shells Of ostrich eggs. -
All plans of various royalists leaders
for a public reception to Senator Petit
grew in Honolulu failed or miscarried.
II. A. q W. . AC" oAAOS S1OA y
in the Arlington block will be opened
to the public bright and early Monday
morning.
One of the most interesting articles
in Thrum's Annual for 1898 is by j. K.
Farley of Koloa on the pictured rocks
of Kauai.
The Princess Kaiulani will continue
to receive at Ainahau. The reported
of removal to Washington place was
only rumor
Trouble with Japanese laborers at
Eva is pau. The 81 men arrested
Thursday night were fined and have
returned to work.
Butterick's winter holiday souvenir
given away with every 81 purchase OF
patterns at Mrs. Hanna's. Ladies
trimmed hats for 81.
The Golden Rule Bazaar holiday
opening will occur on Tuesday next
The public are invited to inspect the
stock of new goods.
Officer Nigel Jackson is responsible
for the statement that after Christina
Day he will in private life require
bicycle built for two.
It is expected the Gaelic brings som
fresh material for correspondence be
tween the Japanese Legation and tn
Hawaiian Foreign Office.
The address of two young men VIII
assisted an old gentleman on Hote
street Wednesday night is wanted b.
"a. B. c." Advertiser office.
Mr.. Churchill, x-Consul-General TO
the U. S. to Samoa will lecture o
Polynesian research and lore at tn
Y. NJ. C. A. Monday evening. No ad
mission fee.
G.. w. Dickey and bride, who left 10
Mani on the Mauna Loa yesterda!
we're accompanied to the steamer b
unite a delegation of friends laden wit
leis and flowers.
Lionel Redpath is at large again
The jury at San Francisco failed I
convict him of the charge of swindlln
Portuguese of this city out of $S(
worth of fine laces.
Harry Wilder rode his black hors
Harrison, across the Opera. Hous
stage at full speed last night. The an
NAL did beautifully. He Will appes
in shenandoah tonight.
Walter E. Wall is now handling
Healani "greenhorn' crew. Inc me
are taken out CNlCS d WCSh olid sun
of them hope to graduate with a raclr
car before the next regatta.
About all of the chattels left oV
from the first days sale at Morgan
were disposed of at auction yesterda
In many cases the prices were clos
To the possibilities of limited purses.
The royalists who hope to leave
the Gealic with Senator Pettigrew al
ex-senator Dubois are John Richar
son. VIM. Aud, Kaulia and kalau
kalani. Others hope to follow later.
Detective Chun Poon last night
suspicion called to Japanese with
burden to halt for investigation I
lap ran. but stopped when shot W
fired in the air. There had been
theft.
D. l.. Conkling, the bicycle racll
manager who is to remain in Honolu
and who will be with W. w. Dlmon
has written a clever letter to Weste
Sports. which is published with ma
tone of the local track.
A gentleman lately from the Goa
saws he was told by a well-1nform
Can Farncisco business man that Ola