The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-16
LOCAL BREyIT!ES.

Gale at the I. NJ =. A.
Sterling quality again demonstrate
ed See advertisement.
The Kilohana Art League exhibit
will continue to December 4.
All the noted goat hunters are now
talking of trips to Nanakuli.
The finishing touches are being put
on the new central fire station.
The Sterling speed merchants took
an outing to the Pail on Sunday.
A careless hackman at Emma Square
last evening ran down pedestrian. y
Admiral and Mrs Miller. will occupy
the Maxwell cottage on the Pains.
Don't miss the underwear sale at
Sachs Big values are being offered.
Emmett May, the insurance agent, is
expected back from Hawaii this week.
Wilder,s Steamship Company has re-
elected the old officers of the company.
Henry Congdon, the wine merchant,
is nursing an aggravating centlpede
sting. ~
Regular meeting of the W. c. T. u.
in the Christian Church at 2:o0 p. III.
today.
Foreign Jurors for this term are to
answer roll call before Judge Stanley
this morning.
JOS. M. Dat publishes "By Author
ity" notice to depositors In the Postal
Savings Bank.
II is announced that the Town and
Regiment football teams will not play
next Saturday.
The Baltimore's minstrel troupe Will
give Honolulu a treat about the mlo-
die of next month.
Several early morning star-gazlng
parties are being organized Tor the me-
teoric shower season.
There is not little talk of popular
price "record evening" for Cyclomere
before the week is out.
Annual meeting of Eva plantation
Company today at 10 a. M, at the once
of Castle & Cooke, Ltd.
There will be meeting OF the Pacl-
fic Tennis club in the club mousse at
7:30 o'clock this evening.
There are only few seats left at
Wall, Nichols for the opening night OF
the Frawley engagement.
The cheapest way to get good suit
of clothes is by joining Medeiros &
Decker's suit clubs. 81 week.
Tourists leaving by the Australia are
to have special feature social time at
the Hawaiian hotel this evening.
Property taxes for 1897 must now in
clude a penalty of 10 per cent. Yes
terday was the last day of grace.
Court officers, with assistants were
aboard till late hour last night sum-
o;&;oopC for tho iI,rv hOY
A new man in the music department
of the Wall, Nichols store is Chas.
r. Frazier, lately of San Francisco.
Teachers in the Central Union Sun
day schools will meet tomorrow even
ing to arrange a Christmas programI
Baggage checked at your residence
and placed in staterooms of all steam
ers. Telephone sc, Union Express Co.
"Trilby' Fowler expects in time to
go to the Klondike, where he hopes to
be able to get enough ice cream for
once
The headquarters house of the new
Chinese Society, in Palama, is about
completed. 1t is a. fine, large frame
structure.
Jas. Campbell will add large mo-
dern business block to King street II
certain land transfers can be satisfac-
torily arranged.
slight seepage from the Punchbbwl
reservoir has put Andrew Brown and
his force on the alert. There is not
the slightest danger.
There has been religious revival
in the colony of South Sea islanders
at Lahaina and the aliens have ceased
flying kites on Sunday.
Beginning with midnight last might
the beats of the various police officers
were heightened. Before that hour the
beats will be as usual.
l.. M. Vettlesen had very bad fal
from a bicycle while coasting on the
Waialae road A hand and an elbow
are still under treatment.
Thos. Rain Walker and family nov
expect to leave Hawaii for England or
the 9th of December. They will bt
greatly missed by host of friends.
Experts have pronounced the coffee
grown on Tantalus good as the bes
grown on the islands. The near future
may see coffee grown there on larg'
scale.
Peter Quinn is the latest acquisition
learning purposes he has leased biz
lot of land near the Oahu Rallwa!
depot.
There was a ''scene" out on King
street last evening in which woman
followed man from one of the ships II
port and showing a pistol threatened
to shoot him.
Health Agent Reynolds will not re
turn from Molokai a. the end of TIVE
weeks, as usual bat will await thu
arrival of the members of the Boart
of Health at the settlement.
To the mothers of Honolulu: Thu
Cleaners, want you to know that the!
are dressing seventy-five dolls for 20,
to give as Christmas presents. The.
will be offered for sale in few weeks
Naauao, native woman, was ar
rested late last night for disturbing thu
quiet of the night. She had been i'm
bibing too freely and started in tt
waken the people living in the vicinit!
of the corner of Queen and Punchbow
streets.
The household furniture and effect