The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-25
LOCAL RREvITlES.

kamenameha Lodge OF perfection
will meet tonight
kilohana Art Leagues free exhibit
is becoming very popular.
new line of hair brushes from
Paris at the Hebron Drug Co.
The shorthand class at the Y. NJ. c. I
A. will recite as usual tonight.
Adjourned annual meeting of Waia- i
nae Company on Monday next.
The Queen Hotel offers superior ac-
cOmmOdations at reasonable rates.
Regular monthly meeting of Nuuanu
Chapter No. /, Rose Croix, tonight.
Durrant was respited at the last
moment by the State Supreme Court.
Captain Coffin. U. n. S., is aboard
the Coptic bound for the Asiatic sta
ton.
There was no news by the Coptic of
Harry Miller, the missing Pantheon
man.
There will be cricket practice and
a game on the Makiki ground Saturday
afternoon.
Mr. G. Kunst in here again for the
winter and will soon be at home on
the beach.
A Cyclomere park party is being ar
ranged for one of the afternoons OF
next week.
Some of the bluejackets are COM
planning that they don't get enough
shore liberty
Sue is the play for this evening.
The story is one of Bret Harte's best
western tales.
Minister King has been requested
to offer more Tantalus lots at auction
and may do so.
The Coptic will sail for the Orient
early this afternoon The time mas
not yet been set.
Central Union choir was rehearslng
Thanksgiving music until quite late
hour last evening.
For photographs of Island scenery
and genuine art pictures, call on King
Bros, Hotel street.
A. G. Biart is displaying beautiful
selection of holiday novelties in jewel
ry at 4041a Fort street.
Palmer tires always bring the rider
home. Household Supply department
of Castle & Cooke, Ltd.
The N. g. H. boys are very glad
Colonel Fisher did not order parade
for this Thanksgiving Day.
The Mauna Loa will be in from Mau
and Hawaii ports this afternoon. She
comes in early for repairs.
Thanksgiving services at st. An
drews at 10 a. m. today and union ser
vice at Central Union at IL.
Right after Christmas the fast wheel
men will go into training for the Jan
uary meet at Cyclomere park.
John Cushingham is rapidly recover
ing from injuries received in an accl
dent at the Honolulu Iron Works.
The Hawaiian News Co., Ltd, Mer
chant street. have received it's holi
day goods An inspection invited.
The football game between Punaho'
and Town will be called at the $3.50 a
the baseball grounds this afternoon
Road Supervisor Cummings is strict
Iy in harness again after his Hines
and is pushing work in every direction
Extensive improvements are soon t
be made in the postoffice building. A
entire new front is one of the POSSIBLE
ties.
There were some turkey rafhes las
evening and some of the winners WEI
quite late in getting home with thel
prizes.
Horses and mules will be sold
Morgan at public auction on Saturda
noon in rear of j. l. DOwsetts, Quee
street.
Re as particular about your horse
feed as about your own food. The Cl'
Feed Store imports Only the be
quality.
The Bishop Museum will not
open on Saturday OF this week, o
will be open for the usual hours t
morrow.
Alex. Young was in San Francis
TO welcome another grandchlld,
brand new daughter of Mr.. and MI
Dredge.
Seven natives were arrested last e
eping for non-payment of taxes, a.
were liberated on mouth balf
Marshal Brown.
While absent Mr.. and Mrs. +.
cobaefer have been in Europe.
Scbaefer was ill in San Francisco, o
is now recovered.
There has been no further corl
spondence so far in the japanese III
ter since the arrival of the ). b Gs
lie few days ago.
BY courtesy of Hart Co.. Ltd,
Manager Steiner, the Advertiser MS
galley slaves enjoyed bang-up
luau early this morning.
Mr.. Blackmore of the F'rawley co
pany was quite i'll yesterday but v
probably be able to take his part IN
Dlav of Sue this evening.
Police were called at midnlght
hunt for a prowler on Mr.. Glbso
PREMISES near Central Union chur
but could not find the man.
A part of the new Honomu plan
ton mill built by the Honolulu L
Works has been shipped and the
mainder will follow in few days
]. S. McCandless and l.. ii. Hol
renort having had grand time WI
in the States. They found New fo
Boston and other centers of populat
quite lively.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Schaefer;
Alice Hastings, Mr.. l.. ii. Housh;
Bishop. J. S. McCandless and oth'
came in from the Coptlc on the p
boat last night.