The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-07
LOCAL BREViTIES.
This is Company AS drill night.

Ihrum : Annual Tor 1897 Is now On
sale.
Ties that are ties at The Kash."
See advertisement.
Aloha" curly cut smoking tobacco
is sold by Theo. H. Davies & Co.
The United Chinese Society have an
election of officers notice in this issue.
Miss NoIte has resumed her Ceramic
Glasses at Room 8 above VIM. G. Irwin
& Co.
Rev. Gulick will speak tonight at the
Christian Church on Foreign Mis-
sions."
The Kaala arrived at Ills last night
with a cargo Of sugar for the Andrew
Welch.
Up-to-date styles of hats for ladies
and gentlemen kept in stock at Iva
kami's.
E. c. Macfarlane is rusticating at
Ahuimanu, and will not return Until
Monday.
Kaimihau is taking Police Clerk
George Seas place while he is away
on Maui.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co. are ad-
vertising The Ball Nozzle Lawn
Sprinkler.
X. Isoshima has received ex S. S.
Coptic new hat braid and new styles
in hats and fancy goods.
Chang Kim, general business agent,
now has his office with ThuTston &
Stanley, Merchant street.
Consul General Shimamura gave a
dinner 10 so japanese friends at Sans
SOuci on Tuesday night.
There will be an installation of the
officers of Oahu Lodge, No. !, X. of p,
at Castle Hall this evening.
The Australia will sail for San Fran
cisco Wednesday, Jan. 18th, instead of
on the 18th inst. as heretofore adver-
tised.
There was no meeting of the Board
of Health yesterday on account of the
absence of Attorney General Smith,
president.
a furnished cottage is for rent on
Printers Lane, suitable for two gen
tIemen. See notice in another column |
OF this issue.
a Japanese in the costume of a jim |
ricksha man and decked off with leis, |
created some amusement for pedes- |
TRANS yesterday.
Kawaiahao Seminary has resumed |
work since the vacation and will be |
glad to receive orders for dressmaking |
and plain sewing.
A Japanese child hardly able to walk
M nf g
observed calmly smoking a cigar on the |
Pacific Mail wharf yesterday.
The Nippon Yusen Kaisha's Steamer
Ten Shin Maru, will sail today at noon
for Seattle. For freight or passage
apply to VIM. G. Irwin & Co.
\ new man to take charge of tie
outside work of the Mutual Telephone
Company, arrived by the Australia
Tuesday. and began his duties yester-
day. His name is Bailey.
E. C. Winston returned from San
Francisco on the barkentine Irmgard
yesterday with 500 hogs in his charge.
Mr.. Winston has been away from H0-
nClulu for about two months.
\ runaway Japanese laborer from
Paauhau Plantation. and who was
caught few days ago by Officer Toma,
was sent back on the Likelike in charge
OF an officer yesterday afternoon.
\ demented Chinese woman, VINO
was taken to the police station by her
husband yesterday morning was ex-
amined by DR.. Emerson and sent to
the Insane Asylum in the afternoon.
Kane. one of Smiths bus men, was
arrested in Palama by Deputy Marshal
Hitchcock yesterday morning for su-
Tious and needless driving. His trial
will come up in the police court this
morning.
The flag on the Pacific Tennis Club
grounds was at half-mast yesterday,
out OF respect for the late 4. 5. Willis.
United States Minister, who was
an honorary and very much interested
member of the organization.
With this issue a pocket time table
of ocean steamers to arrive and depart
AT Honolulu during the next six months
is delivered free to each subscriber Of
the Advertiser. Those not receiving
one may obtain it by applying at this
office.
James F. Morgan will sell Germania
Portland cement at the Irmgard wharf
on Saturday at II a. m. One hundred
and forty barrels comprise the lot
which was slightly damaged on voy-
age of importation per bark Marie
Hackfeld.
:. LOwden, proprietor of the Wash
ington Feed Company, has a notice in
this issue stating that \. L. Norris is
no longer in the employ of the Wash
L-aaI
not entitled to receive or receipt for
moneys due the above company.
Handbook and Strangers Guide is
the title of a publication recently COM
piled by Frank Godfrey. So far as the
descriptive details are concerned the
book has considerable merit, but. IN
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