The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.

this morning.
Mrs. VI. Hanna has a few fine new
sewing machines to dispose OF.
The Divide Musin Concert Company
are in New Zealand doing well.
Stylish rigs for hire at the Ameri-
can Livery and Boarding Stables.
Try a bottle of G. Somma's medical
shampoo. Warranted to cure dand-
ruff.
Mederios & Decker, the Hotel street
taflors, have a change of ad. in this
issue.
W. w. Dimond is showing goods for
the kitchen in one Of his large win
dows.
The Government schools were all re-
opened yesterday. The attendance was
larger than usual.
The Kawaiahao, not Kamehameha,
School girls, serenaded DR.. Emily 3.
Ryder on Saturday.
The President has appointed DR.. AL
bert McWayne Magistrate for the Dis
trict of North Kona.
a purse has been lost. Finder please
return to Hawaiian Gazette office anu
receive reward advertised.
This is a week of concerts, and Pro-
lessor Berger is sparing no pains 10 ar
range programs to please the public.
Poems in cloth at 1.-The Kash." The
place to buy boys clothes, at least so
says the genial Mr.. Livingston. See
his ad.
Messrs. Pacheco & Fernandez, pro-
prietors of the Criterion Barber Shop,
say in their ad of today that they please
everybody.
An active young man of good habits
and appearance desires a position. Of
flee or store perfered. Best of recon-
mendations.
At the Christmas services of the
First Congregational Church, of San
Francisco, Mrs. George w. Macfarlane
rendered two solos.
c. A. Fogarty's carriage. with Mrs.
Fogarty and Mrs. Phil. Braun as occu-
pants. broke down at King and Fort
streets Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. o. p. Emerson has lost a. blue
serge waterproof, and not found one, as
was stated in yesterdays paper. Finder
will please return the same.
There will be dance at the Healani
Boat Club house on Friday night. The
members and lady friends are antici-
pating a very enjoyable time.
The Hawaiian Cycle and Manufactur-
ing Company is new establishment IN
Honolulu. The company rents bicycles
and repairs wheels that have been
damaged.
The Mounted Reserve will have its
regular monthly drill on the Makiki
baseball grounds Wednesday evening
at 7:3O O'Clock. A short meeting viii
be held afterwards.
The wife of Engineer A. w. Keecn
OF the l. /. s. y. Co. is still quite III IN
San Francisco. She will not return TO
Honolulu until released by the special
list now treating her.
While attempting a new trick on a
tandem last week, John Silva, the Ma
nOa Wonder" fell on his face and sue
ceeded in getting bTuise that he will
carry for some time to come.
Every member of the Y. VI. c. 4.
Orchestra is aske, 10 attend an i'm
portant business meeting 10 be held IN
the large hall, next Thursday evening,
the 18th inst, at o'clock sharp.
ID. Howard Hitchcock. the artist, will
leave for Hawaii on the Kinau today.
He will be gone for several months.
most of which time he will spend in
Puma making sketches. However, Hilo
and Olaa will not be forsaken.
The Misses Pauline and Elise Joran,
both we'll known in this city, recently
gave a concert in London. which was
patronized by royalty. Miss Pauline.
who is a member of the Carl Rosa
Opera Company. both sang and played
the violin.
Sneak thieves are abroad. even in the
daytime. OF late the special objects Of
their desires seem to be plants. Such
tricks as climbing over back fences and
using sticks or other handy articles TO
hook up ferns and palms. have been
resOTted to.
The installation of officers of Excel
sior Lodge. No. 1, l. o. o. F., will take
place at Excelsior Hall, Fort street, at
7:3O this evening. There will be col
lation after the exercises. Members of
Harmony. No. 3. and all visiting breth-
rem are invited to attend.
On account OF the large attendance
at the children's dancing school of
Mrs. Gum, two classes have been ar
ranged for, one on Monday and the
other on Wednesday afternoon. Yes
terday afternoon there were some 90
in attendance. and still they come
\ short time ago George Bruins of the
Mutual Telephone Company lost a pair
OF climbers. They were found in b
F. Dillinsham's yard yesterday. where
he had left them while doing some
work in the vicinity. The theory that
he might have left them up a pole was
exploded.
Charles X. Hopkins has given up the
rrlrsuft of his architectural and law