The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-28
LOCAL BREVITlES.

Australia for the Coast today.
/ Miss l.. Bolles is a passenger by the
Australia.
n Jim German is lying at the Queen :
7 Hospital a very sick man.
/ DR.. r. W. Anderson will leave today
for a three months trip to the Coast.
I The engagement OF George t. Klue-
gel and Miss Nellie Mcintyre is an
nOunCed.
/ Carriage painting by skilled men,
With the best material at the Stock
yards shop.
Hon. w y. Armstrong leaves for the
Coast and his home in the East by the
Australia today.
The assessable stock of the Inter
Island Telegraph Company went off
with a boom yesterday.
Mrs. L. T. Grant. who lately arrived
in town from HilO, goes to San Fran
. cisco by the Australia this afternoon.
. III your horse stumbles, FORCES, or in
terferes, send him to the Stock-yards
shop and have him shod TO correct the
faults.
Kaui CwD has filed an answer to w
c. Achi's suit for ejectment and relies
upon the Statute of Limitations as d
defense.
The Portuguese residents in Hawaii
will observe their independence Day
on Friday next in very quiet manner
this year.
There will be no cricket game today,
but on Thanksgiving Day the II. c. c.
versus Theo. Fl. Davies & Co. match
will be played at Makiki.
Rev. George Wallace will conduct
services for the Second Congreg0 ton
at ST. Andrews Cathedral at 10
o'clock on Thanksgiving Day.
Henry May & Co, Ltd, call atten-
ton to their list of good things for
Thanksgiving. They Will make a de-
livery early Thursday" morning.
The steamer UpOlu is to go on the
marine railway for repairs and there
fore will not leave this port on her
regular run until December 1st.
The Detogni' Marcello murder trial
before Judge Perry was concluded yes
terday afternoon. Argument will be
heard on Wednesday at $50 a. m.
Three stray horses are advertised
by the Union Express Co., Ltd, which
will reward anyone giving infCrma-
ton that will lead to their recovery.
The Central Union Choir and Choir
al Society will meet for the final re-
hearsal of the Thanksgiving music at
Z p. m, this evening in the church.
The Honolulu Stock-yards Co., Ltd,
now has its carriage paint shop and
horse-shoeing shop in full operation
with skilled, up-to-date men in charge.
The Portuguese will not make for
NAL celebration on December 1st, their
Independence Day, the only demon
STATIONS being confined to private par
ties.
The Board of Equalization will hold
its preliminary meeting of December
4th and will then adjourn to meet
again, probably some time in Febru-
airy, 1900.
In the Southwick-Hawaiian Tram
ways Company injunction suit both
parties have filed a stipulation agree
ing to an extension of time in which to
file briefs, till December I'd.
There will be an annual meeting of
the members of the Hawaiian Rifle
Association at 1880 tomorrow evening
at the Hawaiian Hotel for the election
of officers for the ensuing year.
No trouble OF any kind was expert
enced with the Forty-fi fifth U. S. men;
on the contrary, the soldiers offered
their services to the police on two oc-
casions, which, however were not
needed.
The two upper Nuuanu valley reSer-
voirs are dry and the lower one has
but thirteen feet of water in it. If
rain does not come soon there will be
another shortage of water for domes-
tic uses.