The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-12-06
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

sugar, f72 ana Hrm.
New line of feathers-Mrs. Hanna.
\ nurse for two children is wanted
Dr. C. B. Wood is acting port physi-
clan.
Hama Plantation, SIPS bid; $3.50
asked.
H. G. Biart. the jeweler, is on the
sick list.
Silk Hawaiian Flags-Golden Rule
Bazaar-75c.
Hutchinson Plantation, s63 bid;
S64.25 asked.
Broker Armitage lists some new
island securities today. See advt.
For the correct Hawaiian silk flag
go to T.. w. Jordan's No 10 store
Ngip Yen has sold his rice planta-
ton to Wo Sing Wal Co. See ad.
Attorneys and court officials leave
today for Lahaina TO attend a term of
court
Mrs. C. 3. Damon was a passenger
by the Coptic from San Francisco yes
terday
RObt. ShingIe writes from Chicago
that he Will return TO Honolulu next
month
j. T. Stacker, the Hiio Herald edi-
tor, returns today to his home on the
big island.
Liliuokalani said at San Francisco
little more than that she was going TO
Washington.
Minister Cooper goes TO Waipahu,
Eva, today, to select a site for "A new
school house.
The Bergstrom Music Co. list a large
variety of desirable articles suitable
for holiday gifts. 4.
The revival meetings inaugurated
by Rev. Mr.. Needham have already
aroused much interest.
Samuel Parker, Jr., who has been at
tending college in California, returned
yesterday by the Coptic.
The Bennington, it is reported, will
be relieved by the United States ship
Yorktown, from San Francisco.
George F. Renton, the new manager
OF Eva, was given a big luau at Union
Mill on his departure from his old
home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Paxton Bishop ar
rived on the Coptic yesterday from an
extended visit to Europe and the
States.
Companies C, of Albany, e, of Utica,
F. of Walton, and G, of Oneonta, are
booked to leave on the Alameda to-
morrow.
w. w Dimond was a passenger from
San Francisco yesterday by the Cop
tic, where he has been for a brief bus
mess trip.
Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Cruzan, of Hilo,
are guests of W. w. Hall on Nuuanu
avenue. They will return ito Hilo
next week.
The Waianae Co. will hold their an
nual meeting on Monday, December 10,
at II O'Clock a. M, at the office OF ).
NJ DOwsett.
Guy F. Maydwell and F. J. Berry,
both from California, have been admit
ted to practice in all the courts OF
Hawaii nei
The adjourned annual meeting OF
Ookala Sugar Plantation company
will be held at 10 a. m. today at the
Chamber of Commerce rooms.
Judge Stanley, Circuit Court, has
rendered decision sustaining the con-
tention of the Government for conns-
cation of the opium schooner Labra-
dor.
Lieut.. P. J. Werlich, we'll known in
naval and society circles here is
passenger by the Coptic for Manila
where me will join Admiral Dewey
fleet.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Woman's Board of Missions will be
held in Central Union church this
Tuesday, the 9th of December, at 2:3l
O'Clock.
A private letter from a responsible
man IN Manila says that clash OF TINT
seyerest nature between the inSurgent:
and the Americans may be expected a
any time.
The February term of court for tn
First Circuit was yesterday declared
ended. There is yet large amour
of business for consideration II
chambers.
Bishop McKim, of the Episcopal do
cese of Japan, is on the Coptic, el
ro,,te to his home. returning from tn
Congress- of the American Church
Washington.
70, Macfarlane says that Marsha
Brown and wife the Dowsetts an
MANY Others of Honolulu were on
from the California hotel to see th
Baldwin fire.
The Town football team can symps
fhize with Palo Alto, while John WI
son will reach the coast IN time [
wind up the celebration OF the plu
and gold boys of Berkeley.
Nance O'Neil and the Mckee Ran
kin company will appear at the opei
House tonight for the iaSt Lilly ~ Ky
nolulu. Led Astray, by DION bouc
cault, is the play TO be given.
The Cabinet has decided that IN
Christmas and New Year noiluas
shall be on Monday, the 10Th INST, an
Monday, January z, On account vi IL
two big days falling on sundays.
There was quite movement
OokaIa stock yesterday. deal III
t.an made placing the agency wit
preurar e. Co. 1t was formerly held
VIM. G. Irwin & Co.
J,ieut. It. NJ. Anderson, Jr., NIL
AiIaen Anderson, Mrs. I. Nj. AndersC
and Miss Irmgard Anderson comprl'
-, samiIr of Gen t NJ. Anderson {