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

aboard the Baltimore this afternoon.
Special meeting of Pacific Lodge, No.
S22 for work in second degree tonight.
Geo. H. Robertson returned to his
desk at Brewer & Co.'S by the Kinau.
The Union Express Company will
move anything movable. Telephone
&C.
Father Bonaventura is over from
Hilo on business for the Catholic Mis-
sion.
Arrangements are being made for
cricket baseball and football next Sat-
urday
This is the evening of Miss Clymer's
musicale for Mr.. Lampert at Y NJ c.
A. hall.
DR.. c. L. Garvin's residence tele-
phone has been changed. 1t is now
No. AS.
]. ]. Byrne will continue to act as
manager of P. J. Voellers grocery
business.
Hawaiian postage stamps, by the
hundred or less, are wanted. See adj
vertisement.
ship Drammen boy, certainly not
over Is, was picked up by the police for
drunkenness.
Solid silver bonnet pins given away,
gratis, this week with trimmed hats
at n. S. Sachs
An important meeting of the Lei
lani boat club will be held at the Ha-
waiian Hotel at 1880 this evening.
Rifle squads from the Baltimore and
Bennington were at target practice yes
terday forenoon at Quarantine wharf
A hack driver plead guilty yesterday
to a charge of disobeying police orders.
Sentence was suspended for two weeks.
Rev. c.. Fl. Tompkins, who will con-
duct a service at ST. Andrews next
Sunday arrived from Hawaii yesterday.
Salaries were distributed to Govern
ment employees yesterday. There were
several very busy hours in the Finance
Office.
There was quite good attendance
at the meeting of Aloha Theosophlcal
Lodge last evening Mr.. Marques gave
the lesson.
A regular monthly meeting will be
held at 10 this morning at the Mater
nifty Home of the Hooulu and Hoola
Lahu Society.
Miss Dekum, who is here from Port
land visiting her brother Ed. Dei<um,
is now at the home of Mrs. Freeth,
Nuuanu valley.
The extensive collection of curiOs in
the property of the late Capt. Halves
will be sold at the MorganS auction
room at future date.
Marshal Brown says that SO far the
bicycle patrol is satisfactory AID effec-
tive The horse police company now
numbers but sixteen men.
A further consignment of the famous
Anheuser Busch Budweiser beer has
just been received by the sole agtns,
Messrs. H. Hackfeld & Co.
w. H. Coney is having fortnight's
vacation on Kauai, and Lloyd Conkling
is this papers temporary waterfront re-
porter and fighting editor.
A meeting of the Board of Health is
to be held this afternoon more partlcu-
larly to consider matters arising out
of the recent official trip to Molokal
las. F. Morgan will sell the house
hold effects of the late Capt. A. G. s.
Halves at 10 a. M today on the prem
ises at Palama. Cars pass the door.
There were two people in Honolulu
who reported that they felt the earth
quake shock or tremor last week at the
same hour Hilo registered the shake
Young Freeth's pilikia with the Am
ar;can consul up north necessitated
trim TO Washington and an Interview
with Commissioner Powderly by X. Z
Monteagle.
One of the old stand-bys of Com
pany d, Herbert Standen, mas gone I.
Australia to be absent from HaWa1
six months. He left by the Warrlmo'
last evening.
large number of persons VISITED
the PREMISES of the late Capt. A. q. ;
Hawes Yesterday and inspected tn
goods to be offered for sale by Jas. +
Morgan today.
The Rio. December 4, will be tn
naxt mail from the Coast with NV
DAYS, later news of the world. She VII
he followed by the old reliable Austria
liza on the TIN.
Arrangements are already unuei wa.
nv the Hawaiian Women's HUI ALONE
Alma for big luau to be given on TN
nramises corner Beretania and Mile
streets. December IL.
A final report from the Hail am
other committees will be received tnl
evening at the meeting OF the new
SOCIAL club to be held at Chas. Llnd
restaurant on Nuuanu.
The football players and many otner
will regret very much the departur
of "Billy'' Cornwell if he decides U
oo To his fathers cattle ranch on MAUI
and remain on that island.
A desire to witness the appearanc
of Miss Edna Kelley with the fraW
ley's will no doubt increase the nous
for the final matinee of the compah
on saturday of his week.
The new house of Mr.. Iheo. Z,
Davies at Craigside, will be opened u
for the first time on the occasion .
the reception to Mr.. and MRS. l.
walker on next Saturday AFTERNOON
No matter what Geo. Lycurgus say
to other papers or to friends ne wa
reported correctly in the AdVertise
of Yesterday. He did say to TINS pape
that no money had been stolen lroi
him.
Mr.. J. w. Yarndley is now occupyln
Y M