The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-12
LOCAL BREVlTIES.
Orpheum tonight.
Yule Tide hats at NJ

Better than eVeT-1he Home BAKERY
Cafe
A wholesale house advertises in this
issue for bill clerk.
A large-size child's bed is offered for
sale cheap. See page 10.
Carl Hedeman returned from San
Francisco by the ship Fort George. !
If you are Unlocking. ride a Cleve-
land. IL will make you handsome.
A front office in the McInerny build
ing is offered for rent. See advertise
ment.
Mr. j. N Wright and Mrs. Wright
returned by the bark Diamond Head on
Sunday.
For swell Xmas millinery and the
latest in novelties, call on Miss NJ h.
Killean, Hotel street.
Sidney c. Biddell has been appoint
ed Deputy Clerk of the Circuit Court,
First Judicial Circuit.
l.. F.. Prescott just received a lot of
new Wheeler & Wilson sewing ma
chimes ex bark Mohican.
Will Z. Fisher offers house and lot
on Makiki street, Waikiki side, above
Wilder avenue, at a bargain.
Fourteen passengers arrived during
last Saturday and Sunday by sailing
vessels from San Francisco.
Look out for the red diamond with
C.. ID. C. upon it and you've found the
right bOttle-the high-ball whiskey. -
A big section OF the old Gulick resi-
dence has been moved into King street
preparatory TO its long journey to In
dependence Park.
The regular meeting of Court Ca
NOES, No. S11O. will be held this
(Tuesday) evening at 7:30 o'clock in
the X. OF p. Hall.
The Hawaiian Electric Company will
soon make room for an increase in its
ice plant, the machinery for which will
be ordered shortly.
First-class waist and skirt hands are
wanted: also a saleslady who under
stands Hawaiian language. See adyer-
tiSement in this issue.
Colonel and Mrs. Thompson and
some of the leading members of the
opera company spent Sunday on Tan
talus enjoying a well-earned outing.
b. Lichtig will remove his photo
graphic parlors to Nuuanu. Persons
having photos or portraits at his old
stand are requested to call for them "a
once.
l.. s. Mathews & Son have large as
sortment of white enameled bedsteads
of all sizes and prices; also large
collection OF toys and other Xmas
goods.
A fine secondhand phaeton with
rubber tires and in first-class condi-
ton is offered for sale by the Hawaii
p ~ L~@t.f
street.
H. W. Foster & Co.. gold and silver
smiths, 209 Hotel street, have an ele-
CANT stock OF Xmas goods on display.
See their stock before you buy else
where.
There will be a special meeting of
the Hawaiian Lodge, No. 81, +. & A.
NJ, this Tuesday evening, December
18th, at 1880 O'Clock. Work in the sec
ond degree.
The christening of the infant daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Cooke took
place yesterday afternoon at Makiki.
The Rev. Hans Isenberg, assisted by
Rev. VIM. Kincaid, performed the GER
emony.
During the performance of 'Amo-
rita" on Saturday evening, Comedians
Kunkel and Henderson got off some
local hits on Marshal Brown, Sam Par
ker, Deputy Marshal Chillingworth and
others.
Mrs. Arleigh, formerly art embroid
eress for Sharpless Bros, Philadelphia,
will give lessons in all kinds of art
embroidery, Marie Antoinette. Flemish
and point lace at b. F. Ehlers & Co.,
second floor.
5. Ozaki's Japanese emporium has
a magnificent display of Xmas goods,
consisting of silks, patchwork, grass
cloth linen, Satsuma and all other
kinds of porcelain. Store open for in
spection to all.
Jas. +. Morgan will sell at public |
auction at his SaleSroomS, No. 33
Queen street, on Thursday at 10 o'clock
a large. and complete collection of Ha-
waiian curios consisting of native hats,
mats, pillows. necklaces, etc.
Mr.. Alfred Watson of the medical
staff of the Warren was in Honolulu |
last September on the animal trans i
port Siam and experienced the memoir |
able typhoon which killed nearly all |!
the animals on board.
AS q result of his careless driving |
the young man who drove over and |
injured Miss Wongkong has paid all
the expenses incident TO the young |
Iady's injuries, and the case was there |
fore nolle pressed in the Police Court |
yesterday morning.
In the line OF Christmas presents a |
cow of the aloha Collection of Ha- |
waiian Songs" with pretty, hand |
painted Xmas card. will answer all
purposes. For sale at the Hawaiian |
Bazaar. Masonic Temple, corner Ho-
tel and Alakea streets.
We call attention OF our readers 10
the advertisement of Mr.. NJ. +. Lucas, |
gold and silversmith, 205 Hotel street |
Mr.. Lucas has very select stock or
watches, fine jewelry and novelties IN |
silverware. Anything you may entruSt |
TO him will get personal attention and
will be executed in the best possible |
manner.
At 10 o'clock this morning, at his |
NJ To-