The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.

kinds OF tools wishes position.
An experienced plantation bookkeep-
er with best references, wishes a sim
liar position.
Excelsior Lodge No. /, I. o. o. F.,
will hold very important meeting
this evening.
Sergt Peter Stanmore, of Long
Branch Baths, is slowly recovering
from cold.
Lieut.. Carlisle was reelected in II
Company, y. G. H. last evening with
out opposition.
Read the Hawaiian Iron Fence and
Monument Co.'S ad about iron and
wooden fences.
The Davey Photographic Co., Linn
tied, call attention to the Christmas
souvenir photos.
Mrs. c. B. Cooper and Miss J. Smith |
are booked on the Mikahala for Maka |
well this evening.
The departure of the First New |
York will greatly lessen the labors of /
the postoffice force.
Today will be the last day of II. w. |
Schmidt &c Sons great closing sale;
10 O'Clock is the hour set.
A lady recently from the States de-
sires to do plain sewing by the day
at the home of the employer.
Fred B. Dat is able to be down town
couple Of hours each day after a
severe illness of a fortnight.
The attention of the planters is
! called to the advertisement of the Pa
cific Hardware Co, in this issue.
George Andrews, of the California
Fruit Co., represents one of the best
known seed houses on the Pacific
Coast.
The condition of Henry Damon,
wounded by the accidental discharge of
his shotgun, was somewhat improved
last night.
BY the bark Albert, G.. Schuman re-
ceived consignment of strong. extra
large young mules, suitable for plan
tation work
The list of officers of the Huelo
Sugar Mill Co., Ltd, who will serve
during the ensuing year, is published
in this issue.
dividend will be paid to the stock
holders of the Waimea Sugar Mill Co.
on November 80, at the office Of Castle
e Cooke, Ltd.
On the departure of the Australia
this afternoon the Government band
will by special request render Home,
Sweet Home"
1t is whispered amongst the unem-
ployed here that the United States
Government is encouraging white men
to go to Manila.
Dir. McGrew was bitten by cent?
pede on Saturday evening while on
Tantalue and has spent considerable
time since Nursing the wound.
Frank Curtis says he never saw
such traetable and we'll behaved
youngsters as the boys who hang
around the theater here every night.
ALI of the New York regiment men
who were at the volcano are almost
fulsome in their praises of the con
duct of the hotel by Fred Waldron ane
wife.
On Thursday evening Oahu Lodg'
No. 1, knights of Pythias, will give ;
social and hop at Pythian Castle hall
Fort street, in honor of soJOurnln;
brethren.
Gazette (semi-weekly) will be issue
as usual this morning for the out-goin
Island and foreign mails. Copies l
wrappers at the newsdealers and pull
LEGATION office.
The Amateur Orchestra will have II
final rehearsal for the Bishop plan
fund concert at Progress nail tomol
row evening. The concert takes plae
Thursday evening.
The first, second and third engineer
from the transport st. Paul anu IL
engineer force from the D >. AusIr'
lila met I'D town last evening ana II
newed acquaintance.
w A. Love. stock broker and men
her of the Honolulu Stock EHchans
pays strict attention TO the puyli
and selling of sugar STOCKS, bonus d.
other island securities.
Mr. Brewer, Miss Brewer, MIR. M
Rrvde. J. X Farley, c. Y. Graham, '
IT Rice q. N Wilcox and ChaS. Ill
ara hooked on the steamer w. q. Ha
sailing for Kauai this afternoon.
Col w. H. Cornwell has donated )
cash 10 the Bishop Home piano flll
and Deputy Marshal Hitchcock u
presented three cases OF Kerosene
Reretania hall at Kalaupapa, Molok
On Wednesday, December Z, Jas.
,sorgan will sell at his salesroon
Eve valuable pieces of city proper
fronting on Emma street. map
,yiew at MIR. Morgan's salesroom, que
street.
Tho members of the Aloha Bran
r. s. will meet tonight for the purp'
Of acting on the resignation OF Or.
Marques, president, and Mr. A. sha
traasrrer. both of whom are shor
going to Australia
tomorrow at 10 o'clock at the st
~, n. Hackfeld & Co., Jas. F. Mors
will sell, by order of the Undermine
damaged merchandise, consisting
galvanized fence wire and toys
shin n F. Glade, from Bremen.
chinese are running che ia oa
now so cleverly that the police Il
is practically defed. 1t is said
n1aver or patron must see no