The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-26
LOCAL BREvITIES.


vent.
T. All King will act for T. An Ping
& Co under full power Of attorney.
Morning theme at the Christian
church, "The Origin of the New Man.
Miss Mabel Waity has returned from
visit 10 the old family home in the
North west.
Eva Plantation books will be closed
TO transfers from November % 10
December LIST.
There were quite a number OF Wis
1tors to the room of the KiIohana Art
League last evening
Fresh films and a complete line of
kodaks arrived by the Australia for
the Hollister Drug Co.
''The Testimony of Departed Spirits"
will be considered at the Christian
church Sunday evening.
Next week the band viii play on
Tuesday evening instead of Monday
evening at Emma Square.
The list Of officers of the Waialua
Agricultural Co. who will serve during
the ensuing year is published in this
issue
Per order of E. d. Tenney, secretary,
the officers of the Eva Plantation who
will serve during the ensuing year are
published.
Thos. Rain Walker, who left recently
for England, will return about April
next with Mrs Walker. Miss Walker
viii remain at school.
The n. G. H. shooting range at Ka
kaako viii be open all day Monday
gagged in repairs will have rest.
E. Van Doom, the ship chandler
soda water factor and statesman of
lower Fort street, has gone to the
coast on a business and pleasure "trip
The annual meeting of the share
holders of the Oahu Sugar Co. will be
held on Monday. November %, at 3
O'Clock D. m. at the Chamber of Com
merce.
Quite a number of people have sug-
gested Philharmonic Orchestra as a
proper name for the Amateur orches-
ira. 1t is likely the new name will be
adopted.
The United States Government coal
pile near the public market was re-
ported smoking yesterday, combus-
ton being caused through lack Of
ventilation.
Capt. Berger's band had a big crowd
for the concert at the Hawaiian hotel
last evening. The singing was popu-
lar feature and Chas Kreuter's cornet
solo went well.
There is TO be special music at the
Central Union church tomorrow for
both services and Professor Yarndley
n f1yl1 Of rab
al this evening.
c. S. Kynnersley, of Kohala, a we'll
known and successful planter, was a
returning passenger by the Aorangi
yesterday. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Kynnersley.
The one tenant of the Quarantine
station for several days now has been
the Chinaman who had the smallpox.
The man is completely isolated. He is
recovering rapidly.
The Board of Health, under the guild
anca of George Manson special agent
will this afternoon visit the hog rails
ing district between the King street
turn and Long Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Give Davies arrived
yesterday from England having come
via Canada. They will live at Craig
side and Mr.. Davies will be active il
business affairs here.
This is the last day of II. w
Schmidt & Sons auction sale, wher
silks, ribbons. laces, embroidery, table
covers, carriage rugs, blankets ant
remnants will be closed out.
Fred A. Potter and wife have lief
San Francisco for Honolulu by sailing
vessel. Mr. Potter was with the Ga
zette company about four years agC
and will again enter the employ.
Read what A E. Murphy & Co. hav'
to say in regard TO their big shipmen
of footwear just received. The style
are the latest in up-to-date goods am
the prices are guaranteed 30 CORES
pond.
A number of the Town boys say tina
the result of Thursdays game and tn
comment of Manager J. Q. Wood hav
had such an effect that hereafter whel
called for practice they will promptl
appear.
r. w. Filler. at one time Oahu rail
way station agent at Pearl City an
later with Jensen, the railway con
tractor. leaves this island soon 10 be
come a bookkeeper on SpreckelsvlIl
Plantation Maui.
T. May is now the lay reader at 5
Clements English church chapel i
Punahou, succeeding Thos Rain Walk
er. Rev. Mr.. osborne. priest OF tn
Mission, will return from the State
in about four weeks.
The case Of Ed Aldrich, which Ia
been in the district court lately. WI
not come up in the circuit court Il
the February term. This was decide
Yesterday, largely on account OF tn
absence of Marshal Brown.
Will Sumner is still slightly undt
the weather as the result Of a whe
accident a few days ago. He was ru
down by a delivery wagon outfit an
the driver did not stop to inquire II
extent of the damage that had been IL