The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Orpheum tonight.

juvenile wheels at the Pacific Cycle
Co.
New cottages are offered for rent
See advertisement
The best Scotch is like c. d. c. whis-
ky-Only different.
The Home Bakery Cafe for supper
after the opera tonight.
\ Cleveland is a faithful friend on
which yOu can always rely.
Gifts for everyone at w ". Dimond
< Cos. See advertisement I'm this is
sue.
Miss NJ +. Killean viii hold a
clearance sale Of sailor hats. starting
from today.
Ten dollars reward will be paid by
Dick DAILY for the return OF a valuable
diamond ring.
Attention, Plantation Managers,
Read ID. o. & VI. ). Hamman's adyer-
tisement in this issue.
The list of officers of the Hilo Sugar
Company, elected TO serve for the en-
suing year, is published in this issue.
Marconi told Cross not 10 be sur
prised IL he received a message direct
from San Francisco before year has
passed.
The monthly meeting OF the Wom-
ans Board of Missions will be held on
Tuesday, the 9Th instant. in Central
Union Church. at 2:30 o'clock.
The American Messenger Service has
made special arrangements during the
holidays for quick and efficient serv-
ice in delivering packages, invitations,
etc. Telephone a..
Minister Mott-Smith is busy prepar
ing the official correspondence in the
matter OF the proposed plan of harbor
extension which will be forwarded to
Washington by the outgoing mail to-
day.
Mr.. r. NJ. Gill of Chicago, who ar
rived recently in Honolulu, will leave
on the Kinau today for Hilo in COM
pany with his friend. Mr. Ridgway. and
will embark in the coffee business
there.
The Amateur Orchestra and choir.
which are to take part in the coming
Lepers' Merry Christmas concert, had
well-attended rehearsal last evening
at Kaumakapili Church under the di-
rectiOn of Wray Taylor.
a foreign steamer anchored off the
harbor Ut 1890 this morning, but did
not signal for a pilot. A telephone
from the pilots Office stated she was
probably a Japanese steamer but that
no boat would be sent out TO her until
daylight.
President Dole and Cabinet received
the officers of the Fortieth Regiment
yesterday noon at the Executive build
- ~ Il,,,
Smith. the latter now an officer of the
Fortieth. made the necessary intro
auctions.
In the District Court yesterday DIR.
4. A. Mahony of the transport Indiana
was fined 500 and costs for furious
and Needless driving. IL is understood
he has also paid for all damages in
connection with the road mix-up at
Waikiki on Sunday evening
The announcement of the engage
ment of Joseph r. Wallace to- Miss
Edith f. Berrey was made yesterday.
Miss Berrey is school teacher at Wal
mea, Kauai. and is the sister OF t. III.
Berrey OF this city. Mr.. Wallace is
connected with III. l.. Kerr & Co.
The Anglican Church Chronicle has
appeared for December with its usual
fine table OF contents. The discussions
are interesting and not confined wholly
TO parish matters and the church news
il well arranged and complete. The
publication is a credit to the Anglican
religious community.
Former Lieut.. Carlyle is now captain
of Company A, First Regiment, sue
ceeding Capt. Paul Smith, resigned.
Second Lieut.. Klemme is thus adj
vanced TO the first lieutenantcy, and
Corporal Friedersdorf. after closely
contested ballot with two others. was
elected second lieutenant.
The steamship Bloemfontein will
proceed to Seattle from this port I'M
der charter to Frank Waterhouse, Linn
tied, and will be employed in the sery-
ice of the British-American Line. max
ing regular monthly trips between Sc
attic and Honolulu, leaving the first
named port on her initial voyage on
or about the Esd inst.