The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-17
LOCAL BREvlTIEs.
Sugar 8 Is at 3 1916.

Monthly meeting of Sharpshooters |
Company tonight.
Only first-class artists employed at |
the Criterion barber shop.
George Fairchild came from Kauai |
on the Mikahala yesterday.
Strawberry shart-cake free with
your lunch today at Home Bakery.
Special meeting of Pacific Lodge to-
night for work in the third degree.
The Anglican church mission chapel
in Punahou is to be called st. Glenn
ents.
The Founders Day sports will be
hald at Kamehameha tomorrow after
noon.
Bishop & Co., received $4,000 in
gold coin from San Francisco by the
Mariposa.
Mamie" Phillips. of Phillips & Co.,
has finished his annual visit to San
Francisco.
Court Canoes, No. S110, A. o. F.
meets this evening at 1870 for election
of officers.
Geo. Manson has purchased of Att
lOIAcy 0CO. a. LAWS ~
in Makiki.
The January number of the Delinea-
tor has arrived and can be had OF Mrs.
NJ. Hanna, Fort street.
Dr. and Mrs. Walters, formerly or
Lihue, Kauai. expect to be Dack IN
Honolulu for Christmas.
T. Waterhouse, Queen street, has
big surprise for the public next week.
See tomorrow's Advertiser. ~
E. d. Tenney and Chas. M. Cooke
have gone from California to Louisiana
ito visit cane mills and fields.
Maps of Honolulu, mounted or I'M
mounted, can be had of M. d. Mon
sarrat, opposite the Postoffice.
c.. D. Chase has letters from the
States expressing the belief that the
annexation debate will be long one.
Silk embroidered smoking jackets for
$3.50 at Iwakami's big store, formerly
Ehlers), Waverley block, Bethel
street.
The half-caste boy who was injured
by flying stone from a blast at the
Pail few days ago, is doing we'll at
the hospital.
The case of Jack Thompson for
vagrancy came up in the Police Court
yesterday morning and was set for De-
cember 18th.
The wife and children of Chief JUS
tice Chambers of Samoa were aboard
the Mariposa en- route to Apia, their
future home.
There was a very sharp flash OF
lightning at Ala yesterday morning
followed by thunder that had almost
earthquake effect.
Read the list of goods advertised by
W.. w. Dimond & Co. Every article
is suitable for gift, being useful as
we'll as ornamental.
Mrs. Robert Rycroft is being enter
tanned by city friends. Mrs. Rycroft
is just back from the Coast and will
soon return to Puma.
w. w. Dimond & G. store open every
evening until Christmas. Band con-
cert Saturday evening. Program vii
be published on Saturday.
Pinehaka, Haumea and Nohunohr
we're dismissed from the police force
Yesterday on account of having done
some crooked business"
H. Fiterre, q very capable job printe
we'll known here is back from the Coas
and will go to Hlio to take a position
in the Tribune offices there.
j. Hopp & Co. are not behind in tn
matter of Christmas goods. A larg
stock of new goods are now bein!
exhibited. Every one invited.
Big bargains in handkerchiefs. Fin
hemmed stitch handkerchiefs, IS cent
a box: embroidered handkerchiefs, ex
ira value, for % cents, at Sachs.
L. NJ. Vettlesen, manager Of the Ha
waiian Hardware Company, is BAG
from San Francisco with lot OF ne'
goods and new ideas for the trade.
p. Rithet has been made presiden
and G. w. McNear vice-presldent G
the new sugar refining company tina
will handle Hawaiian raw sugar on tn
Coast.
There will be rehearsal of the chol
of the Second Congregation of ST. Al
drew's this evening in the church
O'Clock sharp. Every member mu:
be present.
High class pictures by celebrated Il
cal duu IOlClSA Oh IioeS. "AiA -
today at 10 a. m. at King Bros. a.
store. Hotel street, opposite the Arllns
ton, by Jas. F. Morgan.
The officials of the Rio Grande Raj
way have undertaken to learn II an
of the belongings of the late Harl
Miller of Honolulu were found in II
debris of the great wreck.
New goods ex Doric, comprlsll
Grass cloth and silk handkerchief
shawls, porcelain goods, etc., are me-
toned by Wing Wo Chan q GO.
their advertisement today.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Baldwin
home from their wedding tour, while
extended to Great Britain and the co
tinent. Mrs. Baldwin is the daugnt
of Acknowledgement Smith.
tom Matthews is down from Va
leio for a short visit. He is now loo
ing after the large estate OF his
Gently deceased father. Mr.. Matthe'
was an engineer here and lieutena
in the n. G. III.
The streets were very muddy ye
terday and among those who fou
this to be most decided fact was l