The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-06
LOCAL BREyITIES.


Bruce Cartwright will be home on
the City Of Peking. 4
Holiday goods opening at w. W.
Dimond & Co.'s today.
Senator H. P. Baldwin is over from
Maui On a business trip.
Brother Bertram of st. Louis College
has returned from Kauai.
Today, dolls and toys, given away
to purchasers at N. s. Sachs.
w. H. Rice and wife arrived from
their Kauai home Sunday morning.
Auctioneer Morgan and his bicycle
brigade were out exercising yesterday.
S. Lesser, Of Phillips & Co., is back
from a business trip to the Garden
ISLE
On Saturday, the postoffice people
had one of very busiest days of the
year.
Mrs. Boardman's sale of beautiful
embroidered gift goods continues this
week.
Announcement is made for the last
two nights of the Frawley engage
ment.
Noa, the Molokai murderer, is to be
hanged at Oahu prison a week from
today. =
Chas. A. Graham, travelling for Cas-
tie & Cooke, returned from Kauai yes
terday.
All divisions of the police force COM
ment on the slackness of business
in their line.
Children's Loyal Temperance Legion
meets at 2:15 this afternoon at Central
Union Church.
AL. Moore, the bail player, was
boy chum of the late Chas. Thierbach
in San Francisco.
Word comes that San Francisco
company proposes to revive roller
skating in Honolulu.
Geo. Sharrick, the champion cyclist
has decided to return to the States and
will leave this week.
Captain Soule, late skipper of the
Martha Davis will return with his
bride on the Australia.
Annual meeting Of Hawaiian Sugar
Company at the office of w. G. Irwin
& Co., Ltd, at 10 a. m.
The Golden Rule Bazaar will remain
open every evening from now until
Christmas. j. M. Webb.
A doll sale will be held by the
Cleaners at the Central Union Sunday
School rooms next Friday.
The Rio carried away about 100
Honolulu Chinese, all making pleasure
trips to the mother country. Z
The next meeting of the Cousins"
will be with DR.. G. P. Andrews and
family next Saturday evening.
David K. Koa, manager of the Ha-
waiian dances died Friday afternoon
at his residence Nuuanu Avenue.
It is next Saturday, that the big
luau for Hawaiian charities will be
given on the premises next to Wash
ington place.
At noon today in front of the Homo
lulu Iron Works, Queen street, Jas. F.
Morgan will sell an old wooden build
ing at auction.
Cyclomere's next meet will open
January %. Riders will be brought
from the Coast by Mr.. Desky, who
leaves per Moana.
shown in the pretty Golden Rule
Bazaar calendar. 1t is an appropriate
souvenir for export.
The orderly of the Baltimores
launch had an involuntary ducking
Saturday while transferring mail from
the Rio to the launch.
Capt VIM. Bluhm, master of the
American schooner w. H. Talbot, now
at Kahului, is in this city to see sugar
shippers about a charter.
A regular monthly meeting of the
Pioneer Building and Loan Assocla-
ton will be held at the Chamber OF
Commerce this evening.
w. d. Wishard, wife and child, are
in town for few days from Kauai,
where Mr.. Wishard is making himself
prominent in business affairs.
There was big crowd at the return
ed merry-go-round near the railway
depot Saturday night. Music was fur
-nished by the National Band.
w. H. Hoogs, Inspector of imported
live stock and birds was presented with
a magnificent specimen of Golden
Eagle by some friends on Saturday.
The condition of Mark Johnston is
encouraging. The jaw fractures are be-
ginning to knit Mr.. Johnston has
only liquid food and that through a
tube.
The November number of Hawaii's
Young People, replete with good arti-
cles for school pupils, is out. It's late
appearance is due to an accident to
the press.
De Mile & Belasco's great play
.sMen and Women this evening and
the favorite Lost Paradise" for the
farewell souvenir performance tomor-
row evening.
Heinrich Scheller, deserter from U.
s. S. Bennington slowed away on the
last trip of the Australia. He was
turned over to the Commander of the
Oregon on arrival at San Francisco.
The curios, ferns, phaeton, etc. OF the
estate of the late Commissioner A. q.
S. Halves, will be sold at auction on
Wednesday, at 10 a. m. at Morgan
salesrooms The phaeton is in good
condition, has rear seat and shafts
and pole. &
E. Hoffschlaeger & Co., King and
Bethel streets, are Offering line OF