The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-04
LOCAL BREvITlES.

A taro patch fiddle has been found.
Morning drills are now being held
by the police.
Government October accounts will
be settled today.
A draft drawn on Claus Spreckels
& Co., has been lost.
Clothes to fit at The Kash, Waver-
ley block, Hotel street.
Tuesday, December 7th, will be SOU
venir night of the Frawleys.
Toys and dolls, not for sale. but
given away at Sachs today.
Balloon day at Wall Nichols Co. to-
day. Don't miss the free show.
Plantation supplies Of all kinds can
be had of Castle & Cooke, Ltd.
There will be no concert this Satur-
day afternoon at Emma Square.
Bert" Peterson has gone on trip
to Maui and Hawaii on business.
c. ]. Falk and wife have returned to
Mahukona to remain a few weeks.
Entries for the Y. NJ. c. A. handball
tournament close tomorrow evening.
Special meeting of Lodge LIE Progress
for work in the third degree tonight.
The Wall, Nichols Co. people were
engaged all last night trimming win
dOws, etc.
Chaplain Freemen of the Baltimore
will preach at Central Union Church
Sunday night.
Here's a chance. Toys and dolls
and solid silver hat pins given away
today at Sachs.
w. S. Luce, administrator of the es-
tate of Mary Elizabeth Luce, has
notice in this paper.
There was a large crowd out for the
Makee Island concert by the Govern
ment band last evening.
"A Matrimonial Maze" is the play
for this afternoon and "The Ensign,
will be given this evening.
w. w. Dimond & Co., will close their
store at noon today to further open
and arrange holiday goods.
The Portuguese ladies will conduct
their bazaar at the hall on Miller street
this afternoon and evening.
This the evening of the benefit con-
cert at Kaumakapili church. A fine
program has been arranged.
This is the last day of the fall ex-
hibit of the Kilohana Art League. The
hall will be open this evening.
F. M. Wakefield, the attorney, real
estate dealer and newspaper owner.
returned to his Hilo home by the XII
nau.
Fred. Macfarlane is making bust
ness trip to Hilo. He left by the XII
nau yesterday and will be gone ten
days.
The Cleaners doll sale will take
place on Friday next at the Sunday
school rooms of the Central Union
church.
Quite a number of Chinese will leave
on the Rio de Janeiro today to be home
in time to enjoy the New Years. cele-
bration.
Tickets are being sold all over town
for the "Luau Kokua" to be held on
the premises next to Washington place,
December IL.
.The State of Department Spirits"
will be the subject for Rev. T. d. Gar
WINS discourse at the Christian church
tomorrow evening. -
AllcI SpSAulhS SSFSAoA "NSAAS "-NA
city friends and relatives, Mrs. Gard
ner K. Wilder left yesterday by the
Kinau for her Hilo home.
Mr.. A. Jackson, who has been con-
nected with the Gazette Company for
some months, will soon leave for Hilo
to accept a good position.
DR.. C. B. Cooper proposes to estab-
lish sanitarium on Tantalus. He has
had the plan in view for several years
and lately acquired the property.
w. w. Goodale, after sitting in the
cane and sugar convention and looking
after varied Honolulu interests has re-
turned to the plantation on Hawaii.
The Society of the American Revolu-
ton here has voted to amalgamate the
entire organization and the separate
Society of the American Revolution
Leave your order on Saturdays be-
fore d. m. to insure getting Boston
baked beans and brown bread from
the German Bakery. Telephone 677
prospective business move in
which there is considerable interest is
the rumor that the Fairchild Shoe
house may go to the Waverley block
Secretary ~. H. Case mas ioSuou III.
call for the December 10 meeting OF
the Young Mems Research club. The
hour is changed to 7:30 instead of
D. m.
The theft of $3.50 in change from
Waikiki Tram car, as we'll as the loss
of s25 by Japanese stable boy OF the
company, has been reported to the
police.
The Evangelistic service for young
men at the Y. NJ. G. A. Sunday after
noon will be led by Rev. d. P. Brine
and his subject will be 'The Supreme
Choice"
Capt. W. Matson, of the line Of
speedy packets sailing between Hilc
and San Francisco, after spending
few DAYS in the capital has returned
to the Big Island.
The household supply department O
Castle & Cooke, Ltd, contains man!
useful articles suitable for the non
DAYS. such as sewing machines, table
cutlery, lamps, etc.
It is doubtful if the Town Team o
no f0Q6fne