The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-11
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

COMPANY II uTlll tonight
Don't forget ]. NJ webb's opening
today.
The Union Express Co.'S telephone
number is So.
Paul Isenberg, ST., wife and son have
returned from a visit to Kauai
The wailuku and Lahaina c. G. ex-
pect 10 have a team shoot in the near
future
3. L. Finney's wheel was run over
by a hack Saturday afternoon and
smashed TO pieces.
Feed delivered to all parts of the
city and suburbs by the Palama Gro
Gerry and Feed Store.
There will be a Christian Workers
prayer meeting at Y. NJ c. a. Hall
on Friday next at p. N.
The Loyal Legion of the Central IN
ion Church will meet at the church
parlOrs at 2:1j this afternoon.
Five persons were received into the
First VI. E. Church Sunday morning as
members and sixteen others upon pro-
baton.
Paul Isenberg, Jr., will soon leave.
for the States, TO be gone several
months. Charles Rice will look after
Waialae in his absence.
Captain Thompson, who came down
in command of the new Inter-Island
steamer Scray, will take charge OF the
r. p. Rithet as soon as possible.
\ ladies' blue serge waterproof was
left at the residence Of Rev. o. p. Emsr-
son on Saturday. The owner can have
IL by communicating with telephone
goo.
Arrests since Saturday morning have
been one native. for deserving contract
service at WaiIuku; five Chinese, FOR
gambling. and three others for smoking
opium.
Ladies' muslin underwear is the
speciality this week at y. 5. Sachs. 1t
certainly don't pay to make it when
yCu can buy at such figures as quoted
in his ad.
s. G.. o. King and wife (nee Cum
mins) arrived in the city by the Jas.
Hakee Sunday morning, and sailed by
the Rio for visit OF six months to Mr..
Kings old home in New York State.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Board OF Directors of the Y. NJ. G. \.
will be held this evening at z. The
association meeting will follow at 7:30.
All members are requested to be pres
ent.
Some samples of delicious After
noon Tea" and graham waters have
been received from the J. G. WaibeI
fDr AI,eaI
Standard Biscuit Company of San
Francisco.
Among the arrivals from Kauai
ports on the w. G.. Hall Sunday morn
ing were Paul Isenberg, II. F. Glade,
a. Isenberg, F. c. A. ViZZavona, G.
Wilcox, Charles Wilcox, j. r. Bush and |
z. Deverill.
About 90 of the Kamehameha School |
girls, some of them with guitars, Wis
tied the Arlington Hotel Saturday aft
ernoon and serenaded DR.. Emily B. |
Ryder. After the serenade the doctor |
entertained them with delicious re-
fTeshments.
Rev. s. Makahiki, formerly a mis- |
sionary to Micronesia, but of recent |
years pastor of the Hawaiian churches |
OF hed0de anu ftulIO, MAUI, uleu last /
week Thursday. He was a man of /
much independence of character and of |
sterling worth.
BY virtue of a power of sale contain
ed in a certain mortgage made by |
Becky Kainapau, w. 5. Luce will sell
at public auction today at noon, at his
a certain piece or parcel |
of land situate in the Iii of Mahaana,
Halelea, Hanalei. Island of Kauai.
The annual meeting of the Central
Union Church members will be held at
1880 p. m. next Thursday. Reports
from all departments will be received
and considered. At the conclusion of
the business meeting there will be a
social. at which refreshments will be
served.
BY virtue of a power of sale con-
tanned in certain mortgage made by
J. Maunakea to 4. J. Campbell, trus-
tee. W. s. Luce will sell at public
auction today at noon at his saIesrooms
ID certain pieces or parcels of land
situate in Kawela. Island of Molokai;
~ a tract of land west of Kawela Viii
lage; (3) two certain pieces or parcels
of land being n part of Apana IS OF
Land Commission Award No. S559B,
and Cd a certain tract of land situate
az Makahakupeia. Kona, Molokai.
From, tb.. Flower Girls.