The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-24
LOCAL BREvlTIES.

eighth.
Hutchinson plantation, $3.50 bid;
S67 asked.
Hawaiian Commercial, $57621a bid;
SIS asked.
Hama Plantation. s1s12h bid;
$18.371a asked.
Several parties Of serenaders were I
about last evening.
The Advertiser does not take d +
Thanksgiving holiday.
Capt. Bowers has added another man /
to his Merchants Patrol, making i've .
in all.
For Elizabeth at the Opera House
tonight the curtain will rise promptly /
at SIS. ~
w. G. Smith and Charles Gay are
booked for Kauai on the Iwalani sail /
ing today.
T. V. Twinning and Sydney II. Morse
managed to get away by the Mower
yesterday.
Corbett and Sharhey met in the prize
ring last night somewhere in the vic n j.,
ity of New York City.
Many friends were at the Pacific
Mail wharf yesterday 10 bid goodbye
to Thos. Rain Walker.
A certificate OF deposit with the
Bank Of Hawaii has been lost. Pay
ment has been stopped.
Room with or without board in a
private family at Waikiki can be had
by addressing r. O.. Box 225.
B. F. Ehlers e Co.'S store will be
closed today See tomorrow's Adyer-
tiser for new announcement.
The Thanksgiving service at the
Roman Catholic Cathedral will be
held at 8 o'clock this morning.
John Manoa is doing well in enlist
ing talent for the bicycle meet he Is
TO give ON Maui New Years day.
The first congregation Of st. An
drew's Cathedral will have Thanksgiv-
ing observance at this morning.
The Hawaiian Mission Children will
meet tomorrow evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Cooke, King street.
At San Francisco a dividend of fifty
cents a share has been announcer Dy
the Hutchinson Plantation Company.
The store of Castle & Cooke was
closed yesterday on receipt OF news OF
the death of the father of T.. ID. Ten
ney.
Government offices will be closed to-
day and there will not be any court ses-
sion. Stores generally will close their
doors.
Inspector Daley has resumed the COL
lection OF milk from wagons for test
by Arthur tombstone for the Board or
Health.
The Rev. Alexander Macintosh will
officiate at the Thanksgiving service OF
ST. Andrews Cathedral at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
The auction ale at II. w. Schmidt
e Sons will be continued ON Friday,
when the balance of the taller goods
will be offered.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Folsom an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Marian Eugenia, to William H.
Wallace of Portland, Oregon.
J. f. Morgan will hold an auction
sale of surplus stores ex German bark
II. f. Glade, at Brewer wharf on Sat
urday, November 26, at 10 O'Clock
J. II. Schnack, real estate and stock
broker, buys and sells securities, bus
fness, residential properties and large
tracts of land for agricultural purposes,
The Union Thanksgiving service will
be held at Central Union church at IL
O'Clock this forenoon, with sermon by
Rev. VIM. NJ Kincaid and special
music
The copartnership existing between
Frank Pacheco and Joe Fernandez
under the name of the silent Barber
Shop" has been dissolved by mutual
consent
Capt Bowers secured yesterday the
half Chinese boys suspected OF rob
hing stores. The prisoners are little
fellows and confessed that they had
been entering stores to secure toys.
Wall. Nichols Co.'S store will be
closed today and tomorrow to make
ARRANGEMENTS for the display of holl-
day goods. Saturday mornings issue
of this paper will have full particulars.
Kennedy, the hypnOtist, who came
here a wear or more ago as business
manager of a trained horse show, died
at Chicago on the 18th. He was III
Honolulu from Australia few weeks
ago.
The Government band had large
crowd for the Makee Island concert
last evening. There Will be music al
the Executive Building GROUNDS tn!s
morning and at the foot ball game this
afternoon.
Rev G. L. Pierson and Mr.. Brocb
will hold services at Oahu prison al
10 this morning and Rev. DR.. Morgan
and MIR. Coleman will at the same houl
lead a service aboard the Z. S. gun
boat Bennington.
Eleven men (no Offisers) Of the FRS
New York have died since the regi
ment arrived in September to ga1Ti-
son this place This is mortality
rate for the command of less than one
tenth of one per cent.
On the retrial L. F. Porter won nj:
case against the Hawaiian Pork Pack
ing company and was given mor'
damages than on the first hearing
Davis and Humphreys We're lot TOT
80. and Magoon and Silliman for tn
company.
The sad news has been received hsF
of the suicide at San Francisco o
Granville r. Palmer, captain OF IN
wyoming Light Artillery. Capt. Palm
or became deranged by overwork an
msad q pistol. At his Cheyenne nom