The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-30
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

Gardner X Wilder, DR.. Stowe and
Ed. Hitchcock are over from Hawai-.
The Temple of Fashion are tasteful
ly displaying new goods in their win
dow this week.
The young enid of George Sea,
clerk at the police station, died yes
terday afternoon.
Hon. Lorrin A. Thurston and wife
and Mrs. George II. Paris are booked
TO leave on the Alameda.
There was a successful rehearsal Of
the Choral Society in the parlors Ct
Central Union Church last evening.
The Misses Bertlemen of Kanai
left for a visit with their uncle in Ho-
nuapo, Kau on the Mauna Loa yester-
day.
Annual meeting of Hawaiian Elec-
trio Company this morning at 10
o'clock at the Office of Messrs. w. G..
Irwin & Co., Ltd.
w. G.. Irwin, Samuel Parker T. f.
Lansing, Louis K. McGrew, B/TheO.
Wolfe, p. A. Dias and S. NJ. Dodge re-
turned by the Kinau.
This is the last day for contestants
to send in to Bruce Waring e. Co. their
suggestions for the name of the beau
tiful little lake at KewalO
Another vessel will begin loading in
earnest. She is the Mohican. Yester-
day morning she hauled in from the
stream to Wilder's wharf.
Ed Hitchcock is back from Hilo,
having dropped, as he states from the
Clouds There is no mistake about
Eds having been in Hilo.
w. c. Peacock desires all claims
against him to be presented at the
office of w. G. Peacock & Co, Ltd, on
or before February 3rd, 1897.
Morning subject at the Christian
Church. tomorrow, How to Build Up
a Church" Evening subject rs the
Power of the Pulpit Waning?"
Messrs. Richards & Schoen, in their
new adj in this issue, claim that they
carry the most complete line of har-
ness and saddlery on the Islands.
C.. E. Rosecrans of Lahaina will lead
the meeting at the Y. NJ. G.. A. at $50
o'clock tomorrow evening. The sub
ject will be: rs He Thy LEADER"
Louis X. McGrew, bookkeeper at the
Custom house, returned by the Kinau
from Hawaii, where he went a week
ago on business for the department.
Neither the Ceylon nor W. II. Di-
mond will be able to leave this week.
Both are about loaded, but cannot fin
ish off today. They will sail Monday.
At II o'clock noon today, Jas. F.
Morgan will sell at public auction at
his salesrooms a parcel of land at Ka-
Iihi, Oahu, containing an area of 2S1A
acres.
Today, at noon, Jas. F. Morgan will
sell at his salesrooms at public auction
% shares Eva Plantation stock and 10
shares Peoples Ice and Refrigerating
Company's stock.
If luck attends her-the Noeau will
sail at o'clock this morning for La
hama and the Hamakua coast. Her
departure has been twice postponed on
account of freight offers.
The trunk in which Blakes satchel
with the lichee nut of opium was found
is reposing peacefully in the clerks
office at the police station with the
&C. 4. s. s" mark on it.
Monday will be generally celebrated
by the Chinese as the beginning of
their New Year. The United Chinese
societies Will hold a reception at their
club rooms on Monday from y TO ?
p. nj.
OF the inter-island sugar fleet. the
following came in yesterday: Kinau,
from Maui and Hawaii; Iwalani, from
Hamakua; Mikahala, from Kauai ports
and the James Makee from Kappa. All
brought heavy cargoes.
The question regarding the Calico
ball that is worrying the society peo-
pie of Honolulu just now is the kind
OF a costume TO wear. Given a piece
of calico into what shape must it be
made to catch the eye?
IF we love me keep my Command
ments," and, How the Gospel Of
Christ was first preached in Europe"
will be the morning and evening
themes in the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Sunday, January 81.
The insane Chinaman spoken OF IN
yesterday mornings Advertiser and
who went about the streets calling
out against Sing 10y was committed
TO the Insane Asylum yesterday morn
ing by Judge De La Vergne. He kept
up his bowling all night long Thurs
day.
DR.. James T. Wayson finds his Office
practice growing beyond his present
quarters and in consequence he has
leased the Allen cottage on Richards
street Immediately back of the prem
Uses he now uses as an office. His
telephone number is $40. He will take
possession of his new quarters today.
Abram Kaulukou, son OF John L.
Kaulukou, who is living at the home
of Morris KeOhOkalole. opposite he
Eagle House, went TO police head
quarters last evening and complained
that on Thursday, someone had stolen
a coat, n pair of shoes and a number
of hankeTchiefs. The matter will
be investigated today.
The list of new names on the an
nexatiOn roll passed the 600 mark yes
terday. 4 large per cent. of these are