The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-24
LEGAL BREYITlES.

Inc Pollce station is soon to have
regular metropolitan patrol wagon
Mr.. e. d. Tenney will not be home
from the States for about six weeks
yet
The tennis courts and the golf links
will be occupied throughout tomor-
row.
Some Of the P. T. G. boys are already
getting into shape for the May tourna-
ment
A wheel rider had a bad fall at that
dangerous crossing near the depot yes
terday.
Tanks of all sizes from 500 to 10 900
gallons at low prices. E. o. Hall &
Son, Ltd.
A lady's Columbia bicycle, SO model
is offered for sale. Apply at Adver-
tiser Office.
The marriage engagement of Chas
H. Fairer and Miss Bessie Reynolds
is announced.
The Baltimore Minstrel Show is the
attraction tomorrow night and will fill
the Opera House.
Beautiful Christmas gifts to every
purchaser OF goods at the Asada Com
pany, Hotel street.
Christmas music at Central Union
Church, Sunday morning and praise
service in the evening.
Tenders for supplies for the Commits
sary Department, N. G. H., are called
for by Minister Cooper.
The M. A. Gonsalves & Co., business
on Queen street will be corporation
after the first of the year.
The new bicycle merry-go-round will
be open near the Fish Market tomor-
row afternoon and evening.
Christmas tree exercises will be held
this evening in the Portuguese Pro-
testant church on Miller street.
Handsome calendars have been re-
ceived at this Office from H. S. Lose,
]. S. Walker and Hollster & Co.
Hart e Co., have had several all
night sessions packing goods for other
Islands and for town customers.
Fairchild's Honolulu Shoe House has
something interesting for the public
today. Read the new advertisement.
The Central Union Church choir will
music this Friday at p. m. in the
church.
A Klondike Mining company compos
ed of men on Hawaii has applied to
the Government for an Incorporation
charter.
Outward appearances today may
bring more presents. The Criterion
BARRIERS will put you in the pink of
condition.
There will be no freight train run
over the o. r. & L. road on Christmas
day. The employees are all to be given
a holiday.
There will be Christmas tree cele-
bration at the First Methodist church
this evening and the regular services
on Sunday.
Ed Ingham, the artistic sign paint
er, had a large audience all of yester-
day while he was working at the new
bank window.
McCandless Bros, are down about
500 feet with the Moanalua ,artesian
we'll for Minister Damon and have
quite flow of water.
Mrs. A. Larnach has succeeded in col
lecting funds sufficient for the pur-
chase of a piano for the use of the
sisters at Kalihi receiving station.
The firemen of Engine Company, No.
1 claim the distinction Of being the
parties who stopped Jim Quinn's run
away horse Wednesday afternoon.
The Minister of Interior and Chief
Clerk yesterday counted the 100000
cash with which the Bank of Hawaii,
limited, will open on the 9th inst.
This is the last day of the sale of
seats for the Minstrel show. Only a
very few seats are left in the orchestra
and the dress circle is nearly all taken.
Robert Reader, second officer of the
Aorangi, was able to join his ship here
Wednesday after recovering in the
Queens Hospital from an attack of
typhoid fever.
The rush centers last evening were
at Morgan's and Kerrs on Queen
street. in the Dimond & Co. neighbor-
hood and on Fort street. The crowds
were very large.
Capt. G.. E. G. Jackson, who is
soon to arrive in Honolulu, was for
some years surveyor for the Golden
Gate Park and later was civil engineer
for Mayor Sutro.
P. Maurice MacMahon left for Hilo
on the Claudine yesterday. 1t was
hoped that be might be able to remain
over for the January Field Day sports
but business called him away.
Inspector-General of Schools H. S.
Townsend was among the Claudine's
passengers for Hilo yesterday. He
goes up to bring down his wife. The
two will return on the same trip of
the Claudine.
Mr.. Wichman has just received his
looked for line of handsome Empire
and choice ostrich feather fans, direct
from France They are perfect Beau
ties, and are in the nick OF time for
your best Christmas present.
One of the passengers on the City OF
Picking is Chau LON Teung, en- route
to Foo Chow to teach chemistry and
physics in the Banyan City Scientific
Institute. The young man is gradu'
ate of Harvard. He has been proml'
nent in Mount Vernon church and was