The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.
This is Company HIS drill night.


The stock Of stamps for the Post
Office Department arrived by the Yea
landia.
Rev d. p Birnie desires 10 hire a
saddle horse for his own use for four
weeks.
The usual large crowd was in atten-
dance at the concert at Makee Island
yesterday.
The Pratt premises at Waikiki will
De sold today at noon at Luce's luc-
lion rooms.
The Hawaiian Electric Company
steamer signal Saturday night was a
distinct failure.
Eight cases of drunkenness Saturday
and four on Sunday were registered at
the police station.
Mrs ". c. Peacock and Daisy Pea
cock. and Mrs. G. II. Atherton return
Ell by the Zealandia.
Prince Cupid entertained a large
number of friends at the Lei Ilani boat
house Saturday night.
Read what the eminent Louis Pas
feur has to say about the "Pasteur'
filter in J. a. HOpper's ad of today.
Special Cordes arrested seven ma
tiEes in Kikihale yesterday for selling
spirituOus liquor without a license.
All Lee and Kaamene are on The
police records for investigation, and
KatO for fast and furious driving.
A meeting of the W. c. T. U. will be
held in the parlors of Central Union
Church at 2:3O tomorrow afternoon.
Bruce Waring & Co. are ready to
purchase large estates near Honolulu
and HilO and coffee lands on Hawaii.
James r. Morgan will sell tailor
goods. furniture, wines, etc, at his
saIesroOms this morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr. c. ]. Days Floating Society"
Of the city's churches will hold services |
on the IrmgaTd at 1870 tomorrow even |
ing.
Mrs. w. n. Smiths property will be
sold at Luce's auction rooms today |
monday. January 18th. at II O'Clock
noon.
Mrs. w. p. Fenneil of PunaIuu, Kau,
is In the city. She is the guest OF 5.
B. Rose of the Wilder Steamship Com
psny.
The one-mile invitation race will
probably be run of at Kapiolani Park
this afternoon. A tandem will be used
20 pace.
IL is expected that the beach hotel
matter will be one of the first things
considered at today's session of the
Cabinet.
The Literary Circle of the Kilohana
Art League will give an entertain
mcnt this evening for the delectation
Of the members.
An effort is being made to get the
Drill Shed for the exhibition planned
by Sharkey, the pugilist. while on his
visit to Honolulu.
Hoshino. the japanese matchmaker,
who was caught smuggling jewelry 20
Honolulu some time ago. is dangerous
~ al in Oahu Jail.
Ladies' who like the foreign style
they have across the sea- in millinery.
should take in Miss CahilPs clearance
sale of trimmed hats.
On Thursday. January 21st. James
F. Morgan will hold an auction sale
OF valuable sugar stock and other stock.
See list as advertised.
Subscribers to- stock in the proposed
Oahu Sugar Company are notified TO
meet at the Chamber OF Commerce
room this morning at II O'Clock 20
perfect organization.
IN order to make room for the new
spring stock. y. s. Sachs has decided TO
slaughter the entire stock of wash ma
terials now on hand. All remnants
will go at half price.
Dick Sharrett. who several years !
ago lost his reason while in the en- =
pIoy of Hustace & Co. draymen, lied
at the Insane Asylum on Saturday and
was buried yesterday.
Jack Atkinson has been made man
ager of the Ann Harbor baseball team.
an honor which he can well .be proUd
of. and one which the Honolulu poo
pie can be proud OF, also.
BY request Minister Cooper has sane
toned the return OF Willie Greig 10
Honolulu TO remain for a short time.
The young man wishes to arrive here
BY sail in March to connect with en-
Australian steamer.
\ lawn party will BE- given tAis
week by the Temple of Fashion. In
other words. they will dispose of their
fine Irish lawns (which they have
been selling at five and six yards Tor
sD for 10 yards for 81.
Fred Harrison entertained George
Greig King OF Fanning's Island. and
l. friends at dinner nj Sans SOuci S1t-
rrday evening. The guests went out
from town in waEOnette. After din
uer the party took In WilcON's luau -.
NOaualua-
&. \. Peacock left on the Zealandid
Tor Australia yesterday. He will intro
duce a pillow for which his brother. "
G. Peacock. holds the Australian right.
and incidentally establish a gallery ,
wherein bas-relief photographs VIII
constitute Il leading feature.
John AshwOrth. proprietor OF sara
tcga. and James Sherwood were ar