The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-12-28
LOCAL BREVITlES.


c; II. Dickey returned to Haiku yes
terday.
Alex. Young and wife left on the
kinau for Hilo yesterday.
The Misses Perry LETT yesterday on
the Claudine for Kahului.
The new time table for the steamer
opolu IS published in this issue.
\ bookkeeper, one who is also
stenographer preferred, is wanted. See
adj
The Interior Department calls for
tenders for a pumping plant for Homo
lulu.
Manager George Ross of HakaIau
plantation was a passenger on the XII
nau yesterday.
Mrs. J. S. Walker left on the Aus
traila yesterday for several months N
California.
Something new-Combined bicycle
lock and trouser guards-at Eakin &
Whitman's
The Oahu railway company an
nounces an excursion train to Kahuku
on Monday next, January 2
There is a leak in the water main at
the corner of Nuuanu and Kuakini
road, near the Japanese legation.
The same Christmas tree did service
for the Central Union, the Methodist
and the Christian Sunday schools.
The Eva Plantation books will be
closed to transfers from December
10Th TO Saturday, December 31st in
elusive.
Judge Wilcox had an international
congress Of forty-nine defendants when
he opened District Court yesterday
morning.
The men arrested for exploding fire
works on the streets Christmas eve,
were lectured by Caliph Wilcox and
dismissed
There was a very successful Christ
mas celebration last evening at the
Anglican church Chinese Sunday
school on Emma street.
The Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Co, Ltd, announces that a dividend is
due and payable at their office on Fri
day, December Goth, 1898.
Latest Novelties-Elegant silk and
wool designs. Call and see samples at
Leading Modistes. LeVanWay and
Chambers, 73 Beretania street.
The stock ledger of the c. Brewer
& Co., Ltd, will be closed to trans
fers from noon December 29th, 1898,
until noon of January End, 1899.
w e. Fisher, real estate agent, cor
ner Fort and Merchant streets, has a
coy cottage with three furnished
rooms for rent Suitable for man and
wife.
Rev. c. NJ Hyde has filed an inter
esting report on the business OF the
Bishop Museum for the year. The
number of visitors was unusually
large.
A Postal Savings Bank pass book,
No. 554 A (old No. 6992), has been lost.
Finder will please deliver Or mail
same TO II. Laws at Sprec<els & Co
bank.
Levers & Cooke have pleased host
of their friends by again sending out
the neatest and most useful memoran-
dunn book that could possibly be de-
yised.
Geo. A. Davis, who is spending the
holidays with VIM Henry, will be in
town at 10 this morning on business
before Associate Justice Whiting, at
Chambers.
J. F.. Morgan will sell at public auc-
tion at his sales room on Saturday, De-
cember 31st, fifteen fractional shares
Of the new issue of stock of G. Brewer
& Co. Ltd.
The Granville school, Vancouver, t.
c., a boarding and day school for girls,
can be communicated with through
Mademoiselle Kern, principal. See
card in this issue.
Deputy Marshal Chillingworth towed
All Fats che ia establishment to the
police station yesterday morning. An
Fat & Co. have been doing big
gambling business for some time.
Turkish and Persian rugs, etc, will
he offered at auction in the Progress
block tomorrow at 10 a. m. and p. M
This is announced as the last oppor-
tunity to purchase these goods by auc-
ton.
Nessrs. Augustus F. Knudsen, E. a.
Newton and Arthur S. Knudsen, Of Ke-
kaha, Kauai, have entered into
partnership for the purpose of carry
ing ON ranohing and agricultural bus
mess.
Further proceedings in the CaSe-of
the Bishop of Honolulu and the Second
CONGREGATION may be delayed till the
return of Judge HartwelI from the
coast. The Judge may be home by the
Picking today.
At the residence of NJ. \. Saunders
Nuuanu above Vineyard street, Jas. f
Morgan will sell at 10 a. m. today al
pubIic auction the entire household
furniture, palms and p!ahtSs fancy
chickens, etc.
There was a fair house and an eX,
ceptionally good program at the Or
Dheum last night There will be
new bill this evening and on frlda!
night the benefit 10 the sailors OF thi
3 s. Columbia.
The bicycle riders who left last even
ing for the Kahului race meet. Were
H1y town friends. John Manoa, Litth
Is;l,a and Herman LudlOff headed tn
delegation of racers.
Emil particulars Of the Kaalawai lots
,,onarfv of the late A Rosa, Situatet
east of Diamond Head, can be had a
tho salesrooms of Jas. T. Morgan
C,oen street. The sale takes place o.