The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

CITY Oh IL business trip.
Judge VIM. Foster, of this place. Is |
seriously ill at San Francisco.
A. V. Gear, the real estate man, re- |
turned from Hilo last Saturday.
Col. w. II. Cornwell was a passen- |
ger from Waikapu on the Kinau.
Col. r. Evans S. A, is in the city |
again from a campaign TO Ieeward
An unfinished cottage of about six |
rooms is wanted by a good tenant
The officers of the Kekaha Sugar Co..
Limited, are published in this issue
Fourteen men were left back in the
Hilo hospital suffering from typhoid
Read what the Bergstrom Music Co. |
has 10 say about new music just re-
ceived.
Chas. Brewer < Co. viii dispatch the
ship George Curtis from New York On
January 18th
The detachment will occupy the bar
racks at Kapahulu until they leave for
San Francisco
r. c. a. Peterson offers for sale
shares of stock Of Waialua, Ookala.
MakaweH and Oahu.
Rev. o. p. Emerson was passenger
on the Kinau returning from mission
airy labors on Hawaii
Fresh films and complete line of
kodaks arrived by the Australia for
the Hollister Drug Co.
The detachment of First New York
Volunteers returned from Hilo Satur-
day might on the Kinau.
C. r. Day, with Macfarlane &, Co., ar
1nved in the city from business trip
ytO Hawaii last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Cooke returned
from a pleasant visit to the Garden
Isle by the steamer yesterday.
Lieuts. Fetter and Klemme were
unanimously reelected in Company a,
n. G.. H., on Saturday evening.
George y. Wilcox and Paul Isenberg
ST., We're prominent passengers on the
w. G. Hall from Kauai yesterday.
Miss H X Wilder, who has been
making brief visit to Hawaii, re-
turned on the k<inau last Saturday
Dr. Soule late of S. S. Australia has
resumed practice at the corner Of SUIT
ter and Geary streets, San Francisco.
At 3 p. m. today, at the Chamber of
Commerce, will be held the annual
meeting of the Oahu Sugar Co., Ltd.
check on the National Bank Of
Hudson, Wisconsin. has been found.
Apply to janitor Central Union church,
contract for furnishing the Ha-
waiian Hotel with new spring and hair
mattresses has been awarded to Coyne
e. Mehrten.
Miss Jordan and Miss Folsom, teach
ers at Waianae, have spent the
Thanksgiving vacation at their homes
in Honolulu.
This is Hawaiian Independence Day
and national legal holiday. The Gov
eminent offices will be closed and none
of the courts Will set.
4 COyne e Mehrten upholsterers, Ma
Sonic Temple, Alakea street, have just
received "a new line of goods worth
inspecting. See advt.
The annual meeting of the Ookala
Sugar Plantation Co. will be held on
Wednesday next at the Office Of w
G.. Irwin & Co, at II a. m.
Maj. j. X. Sague and the officers ant
men of the two companies of the New
York regiment, which has been at Hilo
returned on the Kinau last Saturday
H. w. Schmidt & Sons failed to Close
out their entire stock of dry goods las
week Tomorrow morning the auction
sale will be continued, commencing a
10 a. m.
This is the last week Of the Ar
League exhibit. 1t will be open ever,
day from / D.. m. to D p. m. and from
Z to p. m. tonight, Wednesday nigh
and Saturday night.
Chas S. Desky made another bi
real estate purchase on Saturday. II
has secured from Mrs. o. p. Crozier, o
San Francisco. the big lot at the cor
ner of Kukui and Fort.
Adjourned annual meetings of III
Haiku Sugar Co., and the Paia Planta
ton Co, will be held this morning "a
and $50 o'clock, respectively, at tn
office OF Alexander & Baldwin.
Mr. and Mrs. David Center and fam
=, lily spent the few days OF the Thanks
Sgiving holiday at their mountain HON
q in Waianae valley. They will retur'
TO their Waianae home today
To-day commences the opening OF tn
last three days of B. F. Ehlers & Co.
clearance sale. Special attractions l
remnants. All leather satchels at COS
price. See the big window displays.
On Wednesday. December 1, Jas.
Morgan will sell at his salesroom
five valuable pieces of city propel't.
fronting on Emma street. Map on vie
at Mr. Morgan's salesroom, Quee
street.
It IS the intention Of Mr.. A. Ma
uues, with his excellent quartette an
uuintette, erd the assistance or u
Amateur o. chestra to give "a chamb'
concert at an early date. Such con
bination would certainly guarantee
the public a most delightful evening.
H. Waterhouse, Jr., and bride, MI
Corbett, child and maid, A waite
house, II. Waterhouse, W. A. Love-
t. Alexander, II. 2. BALDWIN L.
Baldwin and L. A. Dickey comprs
a party on the Claudine sunday !
t7,rnine from the Waterhouse-Dick
nuptials at Haiku.
Nance ONeil and the Mckee ia