The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-18
LOCAL 1REvlTiES.


Hama Plantation, $17C212 bid; SITS
asked.
More milk is wanted at the Military
hospital
Hutchinson Plantation, $6375 bid;
$64 asked.
Hawaiian Commercial, $59.621z bid;
S59.75 asked.
The band gives an extra concert al
Thomas Square this evening.
a reward is offered for the recovery
Of a ladies gold watch lost yesterday.
Hard work is being done TO insure
foot ball game for Thanksgiving
day.
L. A. c. Parish, manager Of UIupa-
lakua Ranch Maui, is a visitor to Ho-
nOlulu. &
The matinee play tomorrow viii be
East Lynne, with Oliver Twist in the
evening
Ample funds are now on hand Tor
the Thanksgiving dinner TO the First
New York.
w. G. Peacock q Co. have pur-
chased the pretty Kauwila counter Of
II. w. Schmidt & Sons.
The Magda drink-half chocolate
and half coffee-is now the vogue in
homes and at soda fountains.
Ladies' dress goods Of every descrip-
ton will be offered today at II. w.
Schmidt & Sons. Every piece will be
sold
d. =. Smith has opened an Office
temporarily at 400 Fort street, to close
up business Of the Manufacturers Shoe
Co. during his incunn bency
Col r. Jay Green was given a sur
prise party at his home on Kinau
street Wednesday evening, in honor Of
his 62nd birth anniversary.
The Honokaa Sugar Company will
hold their annual meeting at the office
of F. A. Schaefer & Co. on Saturday,
Nov. 18th, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Remember the Y. NJ. C. A evangeIis-
tic meeting at the hall this evening,
beginning at 7:30 O'Clock cordial
and general invitation is extended to
all. F.
IOrrin a. ThurstOn and Alfred w.
Carter have associted themselves to-
gether for the general practice of law
under the name Of Thurston and Car
ter.
For short time Hopp & Co. win
oihCi tiotouhGo Oi al SoOu5 Nh0oCU-
Those who have a few dollars to spare
right now can save those very same
dollars.
A well attended and spirited evan
geIistic meeting was held at the Y.
M. G. A. hall last night. II. V. Morgan
made the address and Prof. Jacobs
gave vocal selections.
The Cheyenne, Wyo., boys in the
entertained last evening by the Chey-
enne colony of Honolulu by dinner
at the Hawaiian hotel.
u. w. Greene, an elder in the Reor- |
ganized Church OF Latter-Day Saints |
has arrived from the States per ar
rangement by Mr.. Waller and will en-
gage in preaching and missionary |
work.
Tenders were opened Wednesday for
the foundation of the new Brewer
building ON Queen street. Fred Har-
rison made the lowest bid, which was
$40, and he will probably be awarded |
the contract.
Mrs. Robert Levers would like TO |
meet the ladies of the committee in
charge of the Thanksgiving dinner for !
the Engineers Camp, at the residence |
of Mrs. j. NJ. Dat, Emma street, at 10
this morning.
Thanksgiving groceries and delica-
cies for that dinner of all dinners is
advertised by J. T. Waterhouse. Art
crockery and glassware in profusion
suitable for holiday presents may be |
found at their store.
Professor j. w. Yarndley requests all |
members of the Central Union Church
choir to attend special meeting at
the church at 1880 this evening, for
the purpose of practicing music for the
service on Thanksgiving Day.
Hopp & Co. are so rushed in their
repair and upholstering department
that they are on the lookout for an
other cabinet maker. They have been
awarded the contract of packing w. /
J. Lowrie's furniture for shipment to
Maui.
Recent importations by Schuman'S
Carriage and Harness Repository, from
the best known manufacturers in the
States, comprise track, surrey and bug
gy handmade harness, as we'll as new
styles surveys, buggies and buck
boards.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Christian workers will be held this
CF'riday) afternoon, Nov. IS, at $3.50
o'clock at the Y. NJ. c. \. hall. The
meeting will be led by Rev. Mr. Soares
of the Portuguese Mission. \ cordial
invitation is extended TO all to be pre-
sent.
Three of the young men in the Alger
battery, aboard the Newport. rode in
the Examiner-Journal Yellow Fellow
relay race across the continent. They
are Mills, Bristol and King. Each one
did hard and faithful riding and made
good time on his relay.
The Rev. Alex. Macintosh will con-
duct the usual Friday night service
of the Second Congregation at st. An
drew's Cathedral at 7:30 o'clock this
evening. The supplied choir OF Hawai-
ians will render the music at this ser
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