The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Look at Iwakamfs bargain list.

Tourists should visit Sans SOuci.
There was a big luau at the home q
Geo. Farr. RObello Lane yesterday.
Pohakupaa has taken Ex-Captain
Kanae's place in the police shoot.
Praise service at Central Union
Church Sunday night Special music.
Mrs. w W. Dimond was a passen-
ger for Honolulu by the Coptic yester-
day.
on business for the Customs depart
ment.
Mrs. Thee. Hoffman, will shortly
leave for an extended visit TO tn
States.
Don't fail 70 attend the sale OF wash
materials at y. 5. Sachs. the reductions
are immense and are bona fde.
The case Of Manuel Fernandes for
selling liquor without a license has
been set for Monday, Jan. 25th.
After January 25th. Cooks Music
School will occupy rooms on the sec
ond floor of the Love Block, Fort
street.
Information regarding the where
abouts of Louise Helene Harting is de-
sired by the Imperial German Con-
sulate.
The annual meeting of the Hawaiian
Electric Company Will be held on Jan.
Both at the office of VIM. G.. Irwin &
Co, Ltd.
All the police officers with the ex-
ceptiOn of those absent from duty on
account of illness, have signed the an
nexation roll.
Just look at the Wall, Nichols Co.
musical instrument window and see if
you can find any instrument used in
America, absent.
The Gillig party and number of
friends were given an enjoyable time
at Sans Souci last night. The Hawai-
hau Club furnished music.
THE song of the shirt has touched
the heart and pocket of every man"
says Manager Livingston of the
'Kash" in his ad. of today.
w. ]. CoeIho now has seventy boys
in the Hawaiian Glee Club, up until
the time the club sang in Emma
Square there were but thirty.
P. A. Falkenhurgh, general agent
Manhattan Life ms. Co. at Portland. |
arrived in the city last night. He is
OIL a business and pleasure trip.
j. Osborne will play beautiful eu-
phonium solo in Sundays concert at
Makee Island. 1t will in itself be
enough to pay people for going out.
The Hawaiian Quintette Club have
a card in this issue. They desire to
provide first-class music for reception,
or n
w. Wolters left yesterday morning |
for Hilo. While there he Will let the |
contract for building the new Hackfe;d |
warehouse at Waianuenue and Front |
streets.
The Temple of Fashion can show
you in one minute with their Crystal
Fashion Plates how dress goods will
look when fully made up. Read their
ad. on the subject.
The first of the series of law lectures
to be delivered free before the mem
bers of the Y. H. l. and Hawaiian
Glee Club, will be given in Foster hall !
at 1880 o'clock this evening.
Mr.. Webb of the Golden Rule Bazaar
reports that business has opened up
wen with him. He evidently means
business if one is to judge by the
prices he shows in his windows.
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Harrington left
on Fridays Kinau for a short visit to
Hilo and the Volcano. During Mr..
Farrington's absence W. y. Armstrong
will act as editorial writer for the
Advertiser.
Hon. w. c. Wilder and wife return
ed last night from California. They
have spent several months in that
State and report very pleasant trip.
Both the President of the Senate and
his wife are looking well.
The Germans of the city will cele-
brate Emperor Williams birthday IN
becoming fashion. From Il to 1 on
Wednesday there will be a reception
at the German Consulate. The Hawai-
ian band will be present to furnish
music.
c. ID. Chase has for rent a store on
Beretania street next door TO the City
Feed Co. and a store on Fort street,
suitable for almost any business as
also cottage on Beretania street near
the corner of Alapai in the yard Of
Mr. Damon.
Under instructions from U. S. Charge
d Affaires. Ellis Mills, Jas. F. Morgan,
Will sen db HIS SciAc. AOOhlSr tONo- CT
10 O'Clock certain effects of the late
U. s. Minister 4. 5. Willis as specified
in an advertisement appearing in to-
day paper.
Peanuts and firecrackeTs were dis
tributed free on the streets yesterday.
To crack the shells of one or to pull
the wicks Of the other was to reveal
clever little advertisements of Drifted
luoyv EIour for which the Union Feed
Co. are agents.
The morning subject at the Christ
ian Church Will be. The Gospel Min
istry: Who Constitute II. The even
ing subject viii be An Afflicted Noble
man. and How He was Restored The
ordinance OF baptism viii be admin
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