The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-30
LOCAL BREviT!Es.

In WahlaWa, Kauai.
Promoters of the Myrtle New Years
hop are meeting with fine success.
The First Regiment camfire at the
Drill Shed is the event for this even
ing
Court Lunalilo of the Foresters will
have installation of officers tomorrow
evening
On the last trip of the Mauna Loa
442 bags Of Hawaii coffee were brought
to this port
Regular convention of Oahu Lodge
No. 1, K. of p, for work in the third
rank tonight.
Shoes for all seasons and dressv
people at E. A. Murphy & Co.'S, Airing
ton block, Hotel street.
Six bags of Guatemala coffee in
parchment, for seed, is offered for sale
by F.. A. Schaefer & Co.
The Hawaiian News Companv. Mer-
chant street, offer blank books of all
kinds at the lowest prices.
Fred. Harrison bought all the slight
~ damaged hay off the w. H. Dimond
sold at auction by Morgan.
A quarterly dividend of the Wilder's
steamship Company, Ltd, is due and
payable to the stockholders
Natives practice the very dangerous
habit of fishing near the Kakaako
butts while shooting is going on.
Judge Perry will go to Hilo from
here early next month to try case in
which Judge Hitchcock is disqualified.
G. p. Wilder and Rev w. H. Kitcat
were among the passengers for Maui
ports on the Helene yesterday after
noon
A. Cockburn, assignee of Aki, Keau-
: hou, N. Kona, Hawaii, publishes a no.
tice to creditors and others in this
paper.
Gentleman's 1897 Columbia bicycle,
(nearly new, lantern, etc, is offered
for sale at bargain. Call at Adver-
tiser office.
Through the courtesy of Minister
Cooper the band will play at the base
ball game in Makiki on the afternoon
of New Years day.
Flat-opening blank books of all kinds
that give satisfaction and last longer
than the ordinary kind, at Wall,
Nichols Company.
G. II. Fairer and j. W. Bergstrom
left for Hilo yesterday on the steamer
Hawaii. The latter goes to fill numer-
Gus tuning orders.
Official notice is given of the re-
ception to be held on New Years Day
by the President and Mrs. Dole at the
Executive building.
All ex-members of ~ G.. H., who
call at military headquarters will be
furnished with tickets of admission to
the campfire tonight.
W. W. Hall will receive cash con-
tributions for the Molokai pineapple
fund and on Saturdays or Mondays will
receive fruit and ship the same.
At the Christmas tree of the Second
Congregation of ST. Andrews, Tues
day evening, all the members of the
choir were remembered with gifts.
j. j. Vanderveer, manager of the
Baltimore Minstrel company, yesterday
left at Wall, Nichols, to the order Of
the Strangers Friend Society, $103.30.
J. S. Smithies of Mahukona is in the
city. last night he paid a visit to the
cold storage at the Hawaiian Electric
Works. this office and other places
about town.
Leong Tuck has purchased the mer-
chandise business of Kan You at Iwi-
lei and asks that all accounts against
said Kan You be presented before
January 4th, prox.
The Cabinet yesterday failed to fix
a site on Palace Square for the Chas.
l.. Carter memorial monument. This
was for the reason that some required
maps were not at hand.
J. F. Brown, the land commissioner,
said yesterday that cause for further
temporary holding of any Olaa land
off the market had gone and that an
order to that effect would issue at once.
The incorporation of H. Hackfeld e
Co.. about which considerable has been
said, has now been fully accomplished,
with Paul Isenberg, Sr., as president
and John F. Hackfeld as vice-presi-
dent.
Special meeting Of stockholders of
Eva Plantation Company today at 10
a. M. at the office of Castle & Cooke,
LTD, 10 cOlSluoE Tic quCoeiou VI oAA
increase of the capital stock OF the
company.
Moore and Wilder captain OF the
ball teams to give the exhibition char
itv game ON Saturday next, have re-
ouested the ladies of the Strangers
Friend Society to provide good weather
for the occasion.
The J. T. Waterhouse Queen street
store quotes a few sample prices IN
their big dry goods advertisement on
mage 6 today Other goods in their
line at correspondingly low prices.
New and fresh goods constantly ar
irving.
Charles Chillingworth, clerk in the
Deputy Marshals office. who went to
Maui to spend the holidays was taken
quite i'll a few days ago and Is now
confined to his bed. Rudolph Duncan
is kept quite busy with the work IN
the Deputy Marshal's office.
It is not the Myrtle Boat Club as
whole that is giving the dance on New
Years eve. but just number OF the
members and their friends. There Will
probably be large number attendance
as about rs young men have given IN
their names 10 the committee.
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