The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-11
LOCAL. BREYIIlES.


the Hotel.
Big dolls and toys given away today
at n. S. Sachs.
Gas balloons, 10 cents, today at Wall, /
Nichols Company.
Mail 10 the Coast at p. m. today, /
marked per Aztec"
Luau Kokua at Miller and Beretania /
this afternoon and evening.
One or two yachts in use tween sea-
sons, will go to Pearl Lochs today.
Contractor VIM Mulch is in Honolu-
In again after a business trip to Molo-
kali
Six fines for disturbing the quiet of
the night were imposed by Judge Will
con yesterday.
A governess, capable of teaching
music is wanted. Address sc. NJ. W."
Gazette Office.
The Asada Company is exhibiting
Christmas goods of all kinds. Robin
son block, Hotel street.
Hon. ]. NJ Horner and DIR. B. D.
Bond are among who arrived from
Hilo by the Kinau yesterday.
The Social Science Club will meet
on Monday evening at the home of Rev.
c. NJ. Hyde, on Beretania street.
w. w. Dimond & Co.'S first concert
for the season will be given at the store
in the Won Holt block this evening.
The methods of instruction at Cooks
Music school are the result of over
thirty years active experience in teach
ing.
Chaplain Freeman of the U. S. F. S.
Baltimore will occupy the pulpit in
the Christian church, Sunday at 1880
p. m.
The Rev. C. Fl. Tomkins of Hamakua
will preach at ST. Andrews Cathedral
Sunday evening at the 1870 o'clock.
service. -.
Mr.. Alfred Davies will sing a tenor
solo at the Gas service of the second
congregation of ST. Andrews Sunday
morning.
Two Japanese sentenced to death for
murders on Maui, will be brought to
Honolulu on the Claudine tomorrow
morning. !
The Opera House will have the re-
cital by Miss Cartwright on the 18th
inst. and the Baltimore Minstrel show
on the 25th.
Murata & Co. have received by the
Doric a large consignment of toys,
novelties and fancy goods for the
Xmas trade.
The Hawaiian Cousins" will meet
this evening with DIR. and Mrs. G. P
Andrews. at the residence of Geo. P.
Castle, at 1880.
The steerage steward of the S. S.
Australia is nursing finger into which
he sent a bullet while handling, ham
merless revolver.
The band plays at Emma Square this
afternoon and gives the usual Sunday
concert at Makee Island. Both pro-
grams are published.
A cricket game with cricket players
on one side and ball tossers on the
other will be played on the base bal
grounds this afternoon.
At the Central Union service tomor.
row evening. Rev. D. P. Birnie vii
compare some Sayings of Christ" with
the Gospels themselves.
Sale of home dressed dolls by thu
Cleaners continues at Central Unlol
church at 10 this morning. A numbe
of fine dolls are left yet.
All arrangements are now completely
for a good charity base ball game OF
January !. The best players of tn
League will be in picked mines
The Golden Rule Bazaar wishes
Merry Christmas to all, and offers tn
best values to be had in books. calen
dars, Christmas cards, toys of all KIND:
etc.
n. w. Schmidt & Sons offer for tn
holidays the White sewing machln'
Adlake camera, and other novelties
their big stock Of new goods. Ca
and inspect.
"Tom' Wall and Erred" Macfarlan
city business men who have been looi
ing after the interests of their respe'
tive firms in Greater Hilo, are on dec
in Honolulu onse more.
p. Maurice, Mcmahon the stenogr
pher and amateur Splinter is dow
from Hilo for a vacation visit. He
recorder for the Second Circuit Coul
Judge E. G. Hitchcock.
Chas. l.. Wight, president OF Il
Wilder Steamship Company, has +
turned from Maui whittier he Journe
ed early in the week on business Tor Z
transportation company.
That Hawaiian Cyde Company whe
that was going down in price at
rate of 81 day was sold yesterday
A. Lewis for S14. 1t was good mou
and proved an excellent advertisemel
c. J. Mccarthy is completely renoVt
ing the Criterion barber shop, and
tends to run it himself. The servlc
of three first-class San Francisco m
have been secured, and patrons are
sured of best attention and skill
their hands.
A gentleman from Hawaii who
warmly welcomed to the capital "
terday was Archie Steele. at prese
business manager of the Hilo Trlbu
While here he was foreman of the s.
and was a prominent member OF
Scottish Thistle Club.
At meeting of the Cabinet vest
day afternoon three newspaper
representatives. were voted permission
witness for their journals the exc
ton of Noa at Oahu prison next MI
day. The necessary passes were s.
.oa,ooilx- ;ccTo5 nv Marshal Brown