The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-03
LOCAL RREVITIES.

and Nuuanu streets
Yesterday was the anniversary of
the birth of Queen Emma.
The band plays in Emma Square at
the usual hour this evening.
Rubber stamps of all kinds at short
notice at the Gazette office.
J. T. Waterhouse, Queen street, is
still offering bargains in goods of all
lines.
Regular monthly meeting of the
Pioneer Building & Loan Association
tonight
Gents furnishings of all kinds at S.
Ozaki's big store, Waver,ey block,
Hotel street. |
Miss Kanoho sings and Corneter)
Kreuter gives a solo at Emma Square
this evening.
The free entertainment at the YIN. !
c. A. hall this evening commences at
o'clock sharp.
The Baltimore Minstrel Troupe show
on board the flagship Saturday night,
was a great success. n
Charles Chillingworth, clerk in theN
Deputy Marshal's office, returned from
Maui on the Helene, Sunday.
Miss Charlotte Fountain of Nawili-
will came to town on the w. G. Hall,
Sunday for a visit with friends.
Unless the arrangement miscarries in
some way the swimming races will oc-
cur in the harbor next Saturday.
Detective KAPPA gave a luau to a
number of his friends at his home,
Hotel street, on New Years eve.
The strike of telephone operators
did not create much of a stir. There
was no interference with the service.
Queen Dowager Kapiolani was out
for a short drive yesterday. She listen
ed for az while to the band at Makee
Island.
AS a builder, nothing eXcels Malt
Murine. Per dozen, $3.50; single bot
tie, 50 cents. HOLSTER Drug Co., sole
agents.
The furniture, ETC., of a four-room
cottage at 10S Emma street is offered
for sale at a sacrifice, if spoken for i'm
mediately.
A fine coffe plantation in Kona, Ha-
wall, is offered for sale by Jas. F
Morgan. A snap for the right party
See adVt.
The Daughters of the American Re
volution'' will meet at the residence
of Mrs. A F. Judd this (Monday) morn
ing. at 10 o'clock.
Jas Steiner had the biggest punch
bowl and biggest lemonade container
in town full on Saturday night for al
callers at Hart & Co.'s Ltd.
The Healani Boat club has procure'
Of i IL
beck. an old sailor and at one tim
private in the regular army.
During New Years day and Sunday
there were IS cases of drunkenness reg
istered at the Police Station. Fey
were arrested for other offenses.
There will be no return dingey rae
between the crews of officers OF tn
baltimore and Adams, as the after
TO leave this port on Wednesday.
Mr.. G. R. Harker, of the Scientif
Department in the High school, re
turned on the Hall yesterday frol
spending the holidays on Kauai.
VIM. Thompson of the firm Of The
Fl Davies & Co, who left for MAJ
on business trip about month ag
will not be back again to town for
fortnight.
satchel containing money W;
found ON the Waikiki road during II
concert at Makee Island yesterday al
ernoon. See advertisement for furth
particulars.
w r. Riley of Company B, made
II at Kakaako butts on Friday. Tn
;s the first time he has ever done an
thing of the kind so, of course, he
very much elated.
Rumor has it that the manager
one of Maui's largest plantation
shortly to become benedict L
lady in question is fair one from
of the Southern States.
Galen NJ. Fisher spoke to young m
in the Y. NJ. c. A. hall yesterday
the subject of the worries otuue
Christian Federation Ihere VIZ
quite a number present.
There is talk of return pail ga
IN SATURDAY. next between the laral
and Razzle Dazzles. The Tararas
bvno means satisfied with the outco
of the New Years day match
Annual meetings of the Capita! =
200 and commercial Co., Ltd, Will
hold at the Hawaiian Safe Depo
b,iIdine on Wednesday, January L
al 10 and II a. m, respectively.
This the first day of the week
a1,od There will be a union serV
everv dav at noon in the Y NJ: y
In the evening each church Will nj
So own meeting Saturday even
will be excepted in each church
large turnout is expected OF
members of Excelsior Lodge l. y:
F. at their lodge room TINS even
for the purpose of visiting I1ali,'
Lodge. l. o. o. +. IN pouS, ~ TO-
ness the installation OF newly eieo
officers. 9
The pupils of Mr.. Mackint4 tSn 5 ID =
day school who live out OH onT p''
some 40 in NUMBER are c"liI 20
everv Sunday morning by one Vi
large buses. The young one s, "pl