The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-12-21
LOCAL BREVITlES.

Mrs. ]. y. Robinson has returned
from her trip to Kona
Australia from San Francisco and
Warrimoo from Sydney today
Oahu college and Punahou Prepare
tory school viii reopen January 8.
The Government band will give a
concert at Makee Island tonight y
VIM. A. Love, who left for the coast
yesterday, will enter Harvard college
Capt. C. J. Campbell returned from
trip to Kau on the Mauna Loa yester-
day
l.. /. La Pierre was able TO be about
yesterday after severe illness OF ten
days.
Eldridge riders get repairs at Eakin
&c Whitman, sole agents for Eldridge
parts.
The Cineograph show will be given
on Saturday night next at the opera
house.
The Chillingworth-S tratemeyer we'd
ding will take place on Saturday even
ing next.
Attorney Arthur Wilder was a pas
senger from Lahaina on the steamer
Mauna Loa yesterday.
DR.. A. McWayne and family arrived
holidays in Honolulu.
The Australia, due today. will bring
fresh supply of new groceries in all
lines for Henry May & Co.
The Orpheum theater continues to
draw well. There will be an entire
change of program tonight.
w. II. Smith, editor of the HiloN
Tribune, is coming over from the Big
VCln bNyf he rxor1l L y,y1nI
Holiday trade was brisk down town
last evening, though the air was sharp
and the streets were muddy.
The Australia is due from the coast
this morning with fourteen days later
papers and fortnight'S mail.
A police officer was sent into quar-
antine yesterday afternoon with the
Chinese taken from the S. s. China.
There will be a sale of lauhala and
bamboo articles at kawaiahao Semin-
airy Thursday afternoon, December %.
W. C. Achi, having disposed OF his
Kapahulu Dairy lands, has taken the
dairy establishment into Manoa val
ley.
good driving horse and comforts
able phaeton for sale at Miss Pauahi
Judd's, King street, foot of Piikoi
street.
Rugby football is abandoned till
after the holidays. A number of the
N G. H companies are taking yaca-
lions till next year.
J. t. McGrew is Offering for sale
four most desirable building lots, To-
Gated on Alakea street, including cor
ner of Beretania street.
1t is learned that Senator H. w.
ic ,al-i ip1y hJlCi inc
trip to the coast. He will be back
here again in a few weeks.
J. Bearwald, forema of the Hawaii
an Gazette Company job offices, nearly
recovered yesterday pet dog that he
lost some three months ago.
After the arrival of the Australia, Z.
Henriaue, Masonic Temple, will have
a fresh line of the finest delicacies,
such as fruits, nuts, oysters, etc.
Mrs. r. r. Woodward Kamehameha
school, is offering for sale on moder-
ate terms, five-year-old family mare,
and a stylish road wagon and harness.
The Australia, due today, will bring
a. fresh supply of fruits, fowls, oysters
(tin and shelD, canned goods, etc, for
Camarinos at California Fruit Market
After the arrival of the Australia
today fresh frozen eastern oysters IN
cans may be had al the Beaver Lunch
rooms. Oysters cooked any style to
order
A grand closing out auction sale of
Turkish and Persian rugs will be held
in Progress block, on Friday morning
and evening next. The goods are now
on exhibition.
By the Australia, Geo. Andrews of
the California Fruit Co., will receive
refrigerated turkeys, game in season,
cranberries, fruits and vegetables.
Telephone, 4S4.
The 100 Al Iron S. S. Konoura Maru
will leave this port for Yokohama on
or about December 10Th. For freight
or passage, apply TO Ineo II. DAWES q
Co., Ltd, agents.
Jas. F. Morgan will sell by order OF
the underwriters, at his sales rooms.
This morning at 10 o'clock, damaged
merchandise, eX German bark J. {.
Pfluger, from Bremen.
4 nice photograph of the Honolulu
favorite. the U. s. S. Baltimore, in the
barbor at Hongkong, is in window OF
the Golden Rule Bazaar. The picture
was sent over by ]. J. Vanderyeer.
y F.. Porter, by his attorney, Geo
A Davis, has appealed to the Supreme
Court to overrule the decision OF Judge
perry. granting the petition Of defend
ant for new trial in the case of Porter
VS. the Hawaiian Pork Packing Co.
All persons holding water privileges
or those paying water rates, are here
by notified that the water rates for the
term ending June 30th, 1899, will be
due and payable at the office of The
Water Works, on January LIST, 1882.
The soloists of the Central unior
choir are called to rehearse at tht
church at 1870 this day. The entire
cboir will have rehearsal at s this
evening Professor Yarndley desires
full attendance, as all OF the Christ
mas music will be tried.
It is remarked by the police officers
as odd that the first light on the Wal