The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-08
LOCAL BREVITlES.

tomorrow.
Band concert in Emma Square at
7:30 O'Clock this evening.
There are baseball as well as foot
ball players aboard the Baltimore. 1
See notice of removal OF the Criterion
barber shop to the Arlington block.
There will be another race meet at
Cyclomere park on Tuesday evening.
At Makee Island tomorrow evening
the band will give full moon con-
cert"
Regular meeting of the Pacific
Lodge, for work in the third degree,
tonight.
Three new members were received
into Central Union church Sunday
morning.
The Regiment football mascot was a
dog that is since Saturday numbered
with the missing.
Brick walls of the large new Davies
& Co., warehouse, near the fish market,
are rising rapidly.
Jim Dodd did not hear from Harry
Miller by the Belgic, but expects news
per the Australia.
Some of the old firemen want the
alarm to sound off, after the appara
tus is ordered home.
Reading matter-iIlustrated maya
zines preferred-is always acceptable
at the Queens hospital.
An $40 p. m. special service is now
provided by the Tram company for
Central Union worshippers.
w. j. Sheldon who goes to Lahaina
Tuesday as deputy sheriff came from
Kauai on the Hall Sunday.
The officers of the First Regiment,
n. G.. H., will hold a business meeting
at headquarters this evening.
The Australia will have on Tuesday
one of the most interesting passenger
lists ever brought to Honolulu.
Mr.. B. F. Dillingham;, in a special
car, took a few city friends for trip
over the Oahu railway Saturday.
The wind was against fast wheel
time to the Park Sunday, but some
slashing runs home were made.
Rev. T. d. Garvin had a large audi
ence of young men for his address at
the Y: Nj. G. A. Sunday afternoon.
The Portuguese like to have their De-
cember 1 anniversary called "restora-
ton" instead of independence" day.
On next Saturday afternoon the next
football game will be played. The con-
testants will be the Regiments and
Towns.
Vanderveer and others OF the Phila-
delphia minstrel troupe are aboard the
Baltimore Chaplain Edmonson did
not return.
A new mile bicycle record has been
established. Eddie McDufie did the
distance at Willow grove, October 20
in 1:35 2-5
Peterson and Taylor, the new real
estate dealers expect soon to subd1v1de
a large tract of land and place it on
the market.
A Government official of high rank
said Saturday he was positive Moan,
the Molokai murderer would be hang
ed in December.
Rodrigues. the novice wheel winner
of Saturday night is looked upon by
amateurs and professionals alike as
coming champion.
The Hawaiian Mercantile Agency
will do you collecting in prompt and
satisfactory manner. No. 210 King
street; telephone 256.
Mrs. Cunard, who came here with
the Petrie Merrymakers, sang IN opera
with Mrs Mentague-Turner in Austria
liza several years ago.
Under foreclosure of mortgage, Jas
F. Morgan will sell at noon today al
his salesrooms, valuable properties on
Hawaii and this Island.
Some young men of the city are tax
ing of organizing sugar plantatlor
company on the lines of the Pioneer
Building and Loan Association.
VIM. Thompson of the firm of Theo
II. Davies e Co., returned on the Mi
kahala Saturday after fortnight
business trip on the Garden Isle.
A special meeting of the stockhold
ers of the Oahu Railway and Lane
company is called by Secretary Ashle.
for tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Rev. J. A. Cruzan has retired from
the editorial chair of the Pacific, tn
CONGREGATIONAL paper at San Francis
so, and will re-enter upon pulpit duties
Extraordinary values, this week il
bed spreads, sheets and pillow cases a
N. S. Sachs Bed spreads S1.O0. >ES
ira size. hemmed, ready for use TO
s125
Orders may be brought by the Aus
tralia for the erection OF moder
business block on the Austin propert
on King street, between Fort and Nuu
anu.
Wheelmen will petition Marsha
Brown to permit the coast practice
travelling the night before, the nigh
of and the night after full moon, WITT
out lights.
Members of Lodge lie Progress wi
meet at the hall of Hawaiian Lodge o
Tuesday at $50 o'clock for the purpos
of attending the funeral of the LAT
c. T. Gulick.
Among the arrivals from Maui port
on the Helene Sunday were the follow
ing: John Wilcox, H. Howell. u.
Wilder. H. Hose, ]. P. Murphy an
Bro Bertram.
The man mentioned in this papt
Saturday morning as having been COZ
nected with a case of reckless shootln
within city limits, was not j. w. Der!
strom. the organ builder
On account of pressing duties in COZ
nection with the Deputy Marshal
Office. Charles Chillingworth has VIII
drawn from football. The Town DO,
are very sorry to lose him.
CI,n:,o Toxura now tho U11p