The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-12-08
LOCAL BREvITlES.

ii<ihoSoHIe monday millinery-Mrs
Hanna.
A five or six room house is wanted
See ad.
\ new levitt Typewriter is offered
for sale.
Silk Hawaiian Flags-GoIden Rule
Bazaar-75c.
I. W. Hebron offers for sale the
ne" modern yacht Clytie, complete.
ID Company, of the y. G.. H.. is to
nave social time tomorrow evening.
The U. S. Gunboat Bennington will
be out OF the harbor for a couple of
weeks.
Nance O'Neil carried more Ieis than
any person going aboard the Alameda
last evening.
There will be revival meetings at the
I. M. q. A. at this afternoon and Z: 80
this evening.
President Dole is booked 10 sail for
the States by the S. S. China, due
December 20.
Executive Officer Reynolds, OF the
Board OF Health, is making an official
trip to Molokai.
Hing Wo has opened the Newlands
restaurant in opposition to another
Fakes Dewey restaurant.
Attorney 7. McCants Stewart has
opened his law offices in room D.
SpreckelS Block, Fort street.
Evangelist Needham will hold but a
few more meetings here. He is to
leave for the coast on Friday.
s. Decker, successor to Medeiros &
Decker, is Offering handsome line of
suitings for holiday presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Luning have
named their new apartment house on
Emma street THE California
The Government electric light at the
corner OF Fort and King failed to at
tend to business at all last night
w. w. Dimond & Co., Ltd, will hold
a stockholders meeting at their Of
flee Wednesday, December IA, at p. m.
ChaS. Besserer, q noted Journalist
and public man Of Walla Walla, Wash,
is closely observing in Honolulu for
his two newspapers.
A soldier is to come before Judge
Wilcox this morning on charges of
shooting a dog and threatening TO do
violence to a citizen.
a concert was given by the Govern
ment band at the Executive building
grounds yesterday afternoon. The
audience was a very small one.
The New Workers have learned Ha-
waiian songs and several selections
were rendered in good style at the
sailing of the Alameda last night y
Announcement is made from the FL
nance ONCE of the appointment of
Nathan e. Wilfong as tax assessor for
the Third Division, Island of Hawaii.
The students of Oahu College will be
addressed at Pauahi hall, college prem
Uses, at O'Clock this morning. Friends
and neighbors are invited to attend.
A special meeting of the Stockhold-
ers of the Oahu Railway & Land Co.
will be held at the Chamber of Com
merce Monday, December II, at p. I'M.
The Christian Endeavor social that
had been announced for Friday even
ing of this week. is postponed. 1t will
probably not be held till after the hoI- |
days.
Clothing, reading matter, ETC., for |
the people at the Molokai Settlement |
will be forwarded if left at the Office |
of the Board of Health, Judiciary
Building.
Henry Damon, who was wounded by
the shooting accident over the Pail a
week ago last Sunday, is now entirely .
out of danger and is making fine pro-
gress towards recovery.
While at Hilo the passengers by the
s. S. Garonne raised purse of $500 |
for the poverty-striclIen sailors of the |
8. S. City of Columbia, who have not |
been paid in five months.
One of the U. S. A. men has had a
hack driver arrested on the charge of
furious and needless driving. The |
soldier claims to have been injured by |
the carelessneSS of the cabbie. |
Any person having copy of the |
first issue of the Pacific Commercial |
Advertiser (date of July 2, 1850 will |
please leave information at the Ha- |
waifan Gazette office, where it can be |
seen.
b. F. Dillingham; and Engineer |
Kleugel are on Kauai looking over |
tract of land and the public may soon |
hear OF a new plantation project for |
the Garden Isle with Mr.. Dillingham;
at the head of it.
Mr.. Kennedy. the Anaconda news |
paper man and first lieutenant OF
Montana company, is i'll aboard the |
Scandal, returning to his home. Lieut.. |
Kennedy is a prominent business man
and politician of his State.
The Company G. boys had a grand |
time at their quarters il the drill shed |
last evening. with Capt. Kea presiding.
The Foreign Office trophy was ofhclai-
1y received from Minister Cooper. The
remarks of the Minister were enthuS-
iasticaIly applauded by all the men.
The Amateur Orchestra will meet
for rehearsal this evening at the usual
tins in the store OF the Bergstrom
Music Co, Progress block. Every
members is expected to be present. The
store is large and the stands will be
there. the Y. nj. c. A hall being used
for other purposes.
The British-American Co.'S steam
chin Garonne will leave this port for |
Seattle on Monday, December 12bh, at
, n m. For full particulars as to |
freight rates, etc, apply to Henry
Waterhouse & Co., agents, Queen
street. 1t is announced there will be |
f,,+I,ro monthly service between the |