The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-03
LOCAL BREvlTIEs.

N~'PANN Ia AOul iuOUtUS.
The Punahou Episcopal church mis-
sion chapel is nearly finished.
First class work only at Fernandez
& Pacheco's Silent barber shop.
Fine lounges and heavy wall mat
tresses at the New Furniture Store.
The Davey Photograph Company is
showing some pretty Christmas cards.
There are now several hundred acres
OF fine growing cane at Oahu planta-
ton.
The officers Of the Kohala Sugar Co.
for the ensuing year are announced this
morning.
l.. II. Dee yesterday disposed Of his
City Feed Store business to people in
Honolulu.
The late Chas. Thierbacb was
member of the Olympic club of San
Francisco.
The soda water and ginger ale bet
ting On the Berger-Lloyd bicycle match
is now even.
business meeting of the Y. P. S. C.
Z. is called for this evening at Central
Union Church.
Special meeting of Hawaiian Lodge
No. q, F. & A. NJ. tonight for work
in third degree.
Ii the good weather continues a big
base ball revival for this month and
next is certain
Geo. Martin, Geo. Sharrick and Dame
Whitman begin training Monday for
the January races.
The Bishop of Honolulu and Mrs.
Willis are expected home on the 40
rangi, December Fl.
''Honors for Hawaii Read what
the HOLSTER Drug Company has to
say on this subject.
Several of the horsemen still say they
will have some racing at the Park
track New Years Day.
Cricket players say they will be
pleased to meet the ball tOssers and
base runners at the wickets.
An aeronaut writes from the States
that he wants to come here and make
some ascents at Cyclomere.
A moonlight concert will be played
by the Government band at Makee ISL
and, Kapiolani park, this evening.
Dan Rainier has issued challenge
to Kimokeo to swim 100-yard match
race. The challenge will probably be
accepted.
P. c. Jones may dispose of his coffee
plantation and fruit farm in Keaau,
near the eleven mile post on the Vol
canO road.
The Doric is expected to bring fur
ther communications from the Japan
csc to the Hawaiian Government in re
immigration.
The extensive collection of curios
owned by the late Capt. A. G. S. Halves
will likely be sold by Morgan at auc-
ton next week.
At the Kilohana Art League rooms
this evening, d. Howard Hitchcock
will deliver his second "Talk on Art"
No admission fee.
J. E. Davis, stenographer and type
writer, with A. S. Humphreys, King
and Bethel streets, is prepared to do
work in his line at low rates.
The Youngsters of the Free Kinder
partens were very much pleased with
the concert given them by the Govern
ment band yesterday morning.
The blue flame oil stove is recon-
mended very highly by the Hawaiian
Hardware Company. Read Timely
Topics' today and convince yourself.
Elaborate arrangements are being
made for the farewell reception TO MT.
and Mrs. Thos Rain Walker at Craig
side, the new home of Theo. II. Dawes.
Tennis players are already figuring
on the probabilities for the next local
tournament. Il may be that some OF
the other Islands will be represented.
The play for the matinee tomorrow
will be "a Matrimonial Maze, with
Miss Edna Kelley in the cast. In the
evening 1.-The Ensign" will be given.
Some alterations are already being
made in the Office arrangement OF the
Safe Deposit Building in view of the
onenine of the new bank, January /.
Walter C. Weldon reports that some
brand new young carrier pigeons are
doine very we'll. There will be no fly
ING of the birds for couple OF weeks
yet.
a collection of Hugo Fisher water
colors lust received from the New
york studio of this celebrated artist
are now on exhibition and sale at King
Bros.
Money prizes are offered by the Lite
rarv Circle of the Kilohana Art League
for the best and next best original
stories. See particulars as advertised
today.
Creditors of Ava, a bankrupt, are
reouested to prove their claims on Mon
dav December 18th, at 10 a. M. before
the Clerk of the Circuit Court, FIRST
Circuit.
II is Jim" instead of Tom Lloyd
who is matched for mile at Cyclomere
with Barney Berger. Tom Lloyd is
the Kalihi Wonder and is looking 1or
big game.
Kamehameha athletes are practlclng
diligently for the FOUNDER DAY
games. being fully alive to the fact that
the Y. NJ. C. A. team will make strong
effort to carry the day.
There are now excellent prospec,s:
that the proceeds of the kaumakapii y
concert tomorrow evening will enect
yerv material reduction of the 1891 III
dehtedness of the church.
Da,ono hats for ladies are SOME