The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-12-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Crush Belts-Mrs. Hanna.

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have returned from Maui
G. c. Gallagher, a well known coffee
planter, came down on the Kinau Sun
day.
j. Q. Wood and David Dowsatt and
wife left for the coast by the S. s.
City Of Picking.
Bob" Scott, who has been i'll for q
week, is again at the night desk in the
Hawaiian hotel.
There are letters at the business Of
fee of this paper for Room, - "A H.,
20. X" and "W.'
Kamehameha and Punahou are to
play a series of base ball games if they
can escape the rain. !
Deputy Marshal Chas ChilIingwortff
is back at police headquarters after d
hurried trip to Maui.
Corp. Louis Berndt and Private John |
Wirud have been made sergeants in /
r. Company, y. q. II.
The Honolulu Bicycle Company has |
moved to it's new quarters in the |
Arlington block, Hotel street.
Agents of vessels are requested to
take notice OF the By Authority in this
issue from the Collector General of
Customs
j. F. Morgan will sell at public auc-
ton tomorrow at 10 o'clock at the
premises 26 Punchbowl street, a mer-
ry-go- round.
j. J. Vanderveer sends to the Ad
yertiser a Autographed map of Manila
bay on May l. Mr.. Vanderveer made
the drawing.
John II. Wilson, of Wilson & White
house, contractors, left for San Fran
cisco on the Picking last night on
business trip.
Read what the Hawaiian Hardware
Co. have to say about the new Brad
ley e. Hubbard lamp in the very latest
desi gns and colorings.
Nance O'Neil and the Mckee Rankin
Company will appear in Honolulu for
the last time tomorrow night. The
play will be Led Astray.
During DIR. Days absence from the
Islands DIR. G.. l.. Garyin Will have
charge of his practice and act for
him in all business matters.
A meeting has been held and it has
been decided to abandon the plan to
have horse races here during the holi-
days. There will be meet at Wal
alau.
There was a good carriage" audi
ence for the concert at Makee Island
yesterday afternoon. At Emma Square
this evening a new coon" song will
be presented.
Lieut.. A NJ Potemkin and Mrs.
Potemkin were passengers from the
Orient by the City of Picking yesteT'-
day. Lieut.. Potemkin is going into
coffee cultivation.
G. Schumans Carriage and Harness
Repository offers some holiday Sug-
gestions about gifts which are very
timely and should carry weight with
a thinking person.
Capt. F. Wildes, u. S. N, who COM
ma1ded the u. S. S. Boston during the
Manila bonn bardment. was a through
passenger by the Picking for San
Francisco yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul ISenberg enter
tanned Mr. H. Schussler and wife, OF
San Francisco, with one of their noted
luaus at Waialae on Saturday. About
twenty guests We're present.
At IL o'clock noon at his salesroom
Queen street, December Z, j. F. Nor
gan will sell at public auction full
residence lot, situated at Waikiki ant
being a part OF the former Pratt prem
ises.
Rev. and Mrs G. Needham arrives
on the City of Picking from Yokohama
Yesterday, where Rev. Mr.. Needhan
has been holding a series OF revlvals
The clergyman will conduct meeting
here.
There was a large attendance on tn
Art League exhibit Saturday afternoo
and evening. The room will be ope
this forenoon for the purpose OF nav
ing contributors take away their pl'
lures.
7. Hopp e. Co. are showing at pres
eut a. handsome line OF pattern GA
sideboards, odd design dressers and
large variety OF wicker chairs. Dll
ing room chairs of all grades an
prices can be found in profusion.
Sol n. Sheridan, who passt
through here last summer on the
S S. Charleston to Manila and WI
has ably represented the san fra1
cisco Call and New York Herald uhe
since. was on his way back TO I'll
coast by the Picking yesterday.
The funeral of Private Fred Warde
of the New York Regiment, took pla
on Saturday morning from ST. A
drew's Cathedral. After the service
the church three volleyS were hired al
taps sounded in the church yard. [.
bofy had been embalmed and Will
sent East.
Both Miss Hyde and Mrs. X
Woodward, two OF the most prolhIhe
and popular vocalists of the city, a
under treatment for throat trouble
Neither lady is singing at all just no
Mrs Patty was principal soprano
Central Union on Sunday in place
Mrs Woodward.
Mrs. J. A. CruZan is making her III
visit to Honolulu in thirteen yea
She sang at Central Union last eve
ing and will give solo next Sund
morning. Rev. Mr.. Crzan is here
the purpose of assisting in the inst
lation of Rev. Mr.. kincaid as minis
of Central Union.
On Wednesday, December Z at
o'clock noon j. f. Morgan Will ht
an auction sale at his salesroom OF II
valuable business property situate
the west side of Kekaulike street, III
to the corner of Hotel street. There
q large building on the property, G.
tanning four stores and eleven iodg