The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-26
LOCAL RgEVTIEs.

A Town football association is to be
organized at once.
A. NJ. Mellis is to open news stand
at the Oahu depot.
The Smith murder case jurors had
fine feast yesterday.
The Punahou football dinner will be
given tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Gums dancing school for adults
at Arion Hall this evening.
Pensacola street at the base ball
grounds is being macadamiZed
Tomorrow is another full holiday.
1t is Hawaiian Recognition day.
An experienced coffee planter FROM
Java seeks a position as manager.
A. L. Morris was private Kauka for
a combination of Town football play
ers.
Two lieutenants will be elected in
Company A, n. G. H., tomorrow even
ing.
The Coptic's passengers improved to
the limit all of the time of their stay
in Honolulu.
Hat dealers will profit by the foot
ball game. Any number of "bonnets''
were wagered.
A bet of $50 even was made yester-
day morning that the Town team
would not score.
The navy boys have been asked to
arrange another sporting program for
New Years day.
Sam'l Parker goes to Hawaii on an
important business trip on the next
voyage of the Kinau.
Deputy Sheriff Coney of Kauai will
likely return to his home on the James
Makee this afternoon.
Many of the $50 Chinese leaving by
the Coptic want to get over there for
New Year celebrations.
Special Thanksgiving dinners were
given at Lunalilo home, the Insane
Asylum and Oahu prison.
George Angus says he was assured
at Hilo that j. T. Stacker was making
a fine success of the Herald.
j. D. McVeigh and the full force of
quarantine guards went over to the
Island early yesterday morning.
Ladies' day at courts of the Bere-
tania Tennis Club. Lady friends are
most cordially invited to attend. \
The Oahu directors, after inspecting
the new plantation paid Manager All
rens some deserved compliments.
Quite party of city young people
spent a couple of hours last evening
inspecting the cold storage plant.
Y. NJ c. A. athletes have gone into
training in dead earnest for the Ka-
mehameha Field Day, December 20.
The Wall, Nichols store will be
closed tomorrow to arrange for the
holiday opening on Monday morning
1t is understood vessels of the Cop
tics especial line are ordered not to
enter Honolulu harbor except in day
light.
1.-THE Great Unknown" will be given
at the Frawley matinee tomorrow and
the melodrama "a Fatal Card" in the
evening.
All cricketers are invited to be on
the grounds tomorrow afternoon fol
practice and game if one can be
arranged
The local houses handling Christmas
goods are making heavier shipments
to the other Islands this year thar
ever before.
1t was reported at the ball ground:
Yesterday that Lane, of the Punahous
bit that piece out of Brick White
houses sweater.
Captain Cornwell says the strength
and evenness of his line carried thu
day and that by rights Punahou shoult
not have scored.
A prowler trying to effect an en-
trance to a cottage was scared ava.
from a Richards street residence earl.
yesterday morning.
Sam johnson, who played with Pu
nahou, will never go into another gam
with boil on the back of his neck
His weak spot seemed target TO
several men on the other side.
Mr.. J. w. Yarndley is now occupying
the cottage, corner of Emma and Bere
tania streets. and is prepared to Civ
musical instruction at home or at tn
residence of the pupil. Telephone 7Ot
P. o. box 40.
]. Nj. Monsarrat, attorney at law
real estate and financial agent, has
nice house and lot at Waikiki Ton tn
beach, for lease for long term. Ais
several pieces of land on Molokai an
this Island, for sale. -
Among the arrivals from Maui an
Hawaii ports on the Mauna Loa yes
terday were the following: P. T. Phi
lips. H. S. Ewing and wife, VIM. Gre
zier. DR.. McWayne, Miss McWayne,
A. Johnson, j. Coerper
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Churchill hav
decided to remain over for the Aorar
ei which boat they will take to Van
couver. From there they will go o
to Washington and then to Japan, re
turning to this place next year.
Central was kept busy yesterda
morning telling the people there wa
no fire. The whistle of the Bennins
ton. used to coax along the men frol
that man-of-war, was used at lntel
walls. 1t is for all the world like til
fire whistle and the mistake was bl
natural.
Sporting men and others of Hon'
lulu who knew Bob Isom, the colore
Jockey down here last year will
sorry to learn that he died at Sa
Francisco. the 10Th inst. He W;
brought out to the Pacific coast by &c
]. P. Chinn, then was engaged by JOB
D. Spreckels. The latter LOANED" II
boy for Honolulu work. Anoth