The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-18
LOCAL BREYITIES.

Beach resorts were well patronized
yesterday.
On this day, 1882, Daniel Webster
was born.
The S. s. Mfowera is due from Van
couver today
Very few places of business were
open yesterday.
A field day will be given soon by
the II. A. A. G.
There is a fine mandolin player
aboard the Concord.
The Coptic will sail for San Fran
cisco at II noon today.
Ladies' and children's trimmed hats
at a sacrifice this week at Sachs.
The Baltimore and Bennington had
their fash lights going last night.
The Hawaiian Quintette club pro-
poses to make a tour of the Islands.
Read what the Manufacturers Shoe
Company has to say about footwear
today.
Excursion trains of the Oahu Rail-
way were very literally patronized
yesterday.
salute of twenty-one guns for the
day was fired at the Drill Shed parade
ground at noon.
The postofice and customs employees
received their holiday call to labor
with good grace.
The Tarara and Razzle Dazzle base
ball players will get together now and
arrange for a game.
Tram passengers comment very gem
orally on the new cash boxes and ask
for some more reform.
The regiment route of march was
heavily sprinkled early in the morn
ing. It was a bit too damp.
Mrs. Harvey, wife of the expert
wheel repairer with the Pacific Cycle
Co., arrived by the Moana
Davey's flash light of the Sharp
shooter dinner party came out very
we'll. A print will be shown today
Youngsters from Diamond Head to
Moanalua were talking circus ten min
utes after the Coptic arrived yester-
day.
The fast wheelmen will use all OF
this week putting the finish on train
ing for the races at CyclOmere on Sat
urday evening.
The new central fire station will be
open for public inspection from noon
to p. m. today. The Government
band will furnish music.
Mr.. Macurda, tenor in Central Union
choir, is leaving the Kamehameha
schools at the end of the month, and
will return to the States.
A comfortably furnished room, with
board, at the Peninsula, near the de-
pot is for rent. Apply to Miss A. f.
Johnson on the premises.
For this day only, Jas. F. Morgan
will sell a limited number of shares
in Hawaiian Sugar Co., (MakawelD
and Pioneer Sugar Co., Oahaina).
Lease accomplishments are not yet
settled with all the tenants at Fort
and Merchant Plans for new bust
ness block at that place are thus de-
layed.
All members of the Amateur Orches
ira are earnestly requested to be or
hand next Thursday evening at 7:3(
rehearsal.
Miss Walsh will lecture this even
ing at Harmony hall to members o
Aloha branch and theosophical in
quirers generally. A practical and use
full talk viii be given.
If sufficient inducement offers
open about February 1st, an evenin!
class in electricity. For further parti
culars, address as above.
officer Logan of Laie went to Ka
huku early last evening and succeeded
in capturing two Cinnamon who ha
in their possession, a horn and eigh
lichee nuts filled with opium.
next Saturday.
Kaulike Bargain Counters, No. l
Hotel ST., near Fort ST. Positively
great reduction on all sales for mex
two weeks, commencing Saturday, jar
10. The present stock must go. !
splendid lot of goods, which arrive
too late for the Holiday trade, to b
sold below cost.