The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-12-14
LOCAL BREVIJIES.

Broker Armitage has So 900 Govern
ment per cent bonds for Gale.
ilckets are selling wei for the Ha-
Wa1lan concert for Hawaiian funds.
Inere will be an important session
OF the Board of Health this afternoon.
\ position in Office, store or to learn
trade is wanted for boy 10 years
old.
Harry NJ. Whitney, OF VIM. G. Irwin
q Co, is spending his vacation on
Maui.
The number of stores opening even
ings for the holiday trade is on the in
crease.
The Minister of the Interior has
notice in this issue to Importers OF
Animals
The Hawaiian Hotel management is
making a start for big Christmas eel
ebration.
to attend the Brooks-Parker wedding
at Mana
w. l.. Kinney and A L. C. Atkinson
left for Kaneohe yesterday TO attend
TO law business.
j. d. Paris, having attended to some
legal business here, has gone back to
his Hawaii estates.
d. B. Smith can be found at 209
Hotel street, Arlington block, with the
Honolulu Bicycle Co.
Mrs. C. c. Kennedy, after visit with
Honolulu friends, has returned to her
home at Waiakea, Hawaii.
Better look to your roof and cutters
before you are washed out. John Mott
is prepared to answer all calls.
Charles Reeve, of the Mutual Tele-
phone Company, left yesterday by the
Mauna Loa for Hawaii, being in poor
health
The wheel riders who are to hold
meet at Wailuku, Maui, on New Years
Day, are training hard on the Homo
lulu roads.
An important meeting of the Cham
Der of Commerce is called for today at
10 o'clock a. m. and a full attendance
is requested.
There will be a meeting Of Lodge
La Progress this evening, Wednesday,
December 14th at 1880 O'Clock. Work
in End Degree.
The Kawaiihau Quartette Club left
by the Kinau yesterday. They go TO
attend the Parker-Brooks wedding of
next Thursday.
The officers of the Waianae Com
pany who will serve during the ensu-
ing year are published per order of j..
nj. Dowsett Secretary.
Castle e Cooke, Ltd, are offering for
the holiday trade, an assortment OF
standard, Juvenile and chainless bcy-
cles at specially low prices.
There will be practice game at the
Makiki baseball grounds this afternoon
at O'Clock. All interested in Rugby
Union Football are invited to engage.
Don't put off buying your furniture
until the last moment. Hopp & Co.
advertise handsome line suitable for
the holidays with new goods arriving
constantly.
1t costs no more to be in style than
out of it if you know how to go at it.
Read Schurnan's ad regarding rubber
tires, carriages, harness, lamps and
other goods.
Today at 10 o'clock, j. F. Morgan will
sell at public auction at his salesrooms,
Queen street, a lot of hosiery, under
wear, ladies' dress goods, prints, lawns,
clothing, etc.
About noon yesterday an awning g
forty feet of corrugated iron, in front
of the Brito Hall building, fell to the
sidewalk, striking and slightly injur-
ing a Chinaman.
In buying a watch get as good a
case as you can afford, but first get a
movement which will be accurate.
Frank j. Kruger offers for sale a large
variety of watches.
j. w. Bergstrom, of the BergstIom
Music Co, is making a business trip
to Hilo. While in the Rainy City, Mr..
Bergstrom will inspect the big organ
in the Foreign church.
Mr.. Tracy, who recently disposed OF
his Fort street clothing store to Mr.
I.ando, has gone into business in Oak
land. California, where he has fitted ur
an elegant haberdashery.
The choirs of Central Union church
and of the Second Congregation Of St
Andrews Cathedral, met last evening
in their respective churches for the re-
hearsal of Christmas music.
p. J. Voeller & Co. have on hand
live Eastern corn feed turkeys and
geese. The Australia will bring them
fancy, fresh and dried fruits and re-
quest that you place your orders early
Yesterday morning, by order OF
Agent Brown, nine Cinnamon in this
habeas corpus case, We're taken from
the quarantine station to the police sta
ton, where they will await the deei-
sion of Chief Justice Judd.
DR.. Soper, who has been at the King
street Military Hospital for some time
has been transferred TO Buena Vista
where Dr. Winslow is in charge. 4
doctor has been sent from Buena Vista
to Punchbowl convalescent hospital.
Tom V. King was unable to leave fo
the coast by the s. S. Garonne. Hi
father, I. J. King, went instead, AM
after transacting other business on tn
coast. will engage a stock company t
anpear at the Orpheum theater here.
Col. 'Klondike'' Brown, one of tn
big men of New Hilo, left yesterday 70
his home, travelling by the S. S. Kinau
Col Brown is an active member OF tn
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