The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-24
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

| Ihe banks are closed Tor the day.
There will be no court in session to-
day
The shark last placed in the Aquari-
UNI tank is dead.
The Wireless Telegraph office will be
closed after one o'clock this afternoon.
| A petition in bankruptcy against the
Honolulu Clay Co., Ltd, has been filed.
The Zenda Social Club dance on Fri
day evening at the Odd Fellows roof
garden.
| The band win play at the football
gamaron the baseball grounds this aft
| ernoon.
| The Hawaiian Tribe will meet this
evening at 7:3O o'clock in odd Fellows
| hall for tribal business.
About 100000 in registered warrants
were paid at the Treasury wicket by
Registrar Hapai yesterday.
E. B. McClanahan's testimony in the
| Kinney-Parker $4,000 libel suit will be
| taken in Chicago by commission
The original and readable Honolulu
Times is out for December. The paper
is in it's third number of Vol. 8.
Admiral Terry. who is due to leave
on the Manchuria, was serenaded yes
terday morning by the Government
band.
The last performance of 1.-THE Spy
will be given at the Opera House on
Saturday evening, November &c, at 8:15.
Popular prices.
ST. Clements monthly Vestry meet
ing will be held this Wednesday even
ing instead of Thursday, that day being
Thanksgiving day.
One bid was received yesterday for
nuilding the combined jail and fire sta
ton at Waikiki. but unfortunately it
was in excess of the appropriation.
Candidates at the late election who
have not done so yet are reminded that
the time for filing statements of their
expenses viii expire on Monday next
Jack Morgan yesterday withdrew his
long-standing appeal from conviction
of seduction and surrendered himself
to serve his sentence of one year at
hard labor.
Seats for the Punahou-Maile football
game will be on sale at Woods & Shell
don's until II o'clock today. A limited
number of reserved seats will be sold
for so cents. 81
Tom McTighe. f'the Irish consul and
incidentally a dispenser of fluid exalt-
alton, waited on Governor Carter yes
terday to express his ideas on the
liquor question
The ball to be given on Thursday,
December 1st. at San Antonio hall, in
conmemoratiQn, of the restoration of
the independence of Portugal, promises
to be a large affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Along will leave
for Hongkong on the steamship Man
churia to remain for an indefinite
period They will visit Mr. g. Along.
now a resident of Macao, China.
The ceremony connected with the lay
ing of the corner stone of the jap
anese NJ. E. church, which was an
to take place on Saturday next, |
will be held today at p. m. All friends |
are cordially invited.
If the Mrs. Turner who addressed a |
letter to the manager of the Rapid |
Transit Co. will be good enough to call |
at the office, Alapai street, in order |
that further information may be OBJ |
the matter complained of will |
be investigated. =
Inc German FAIR not being able to |
supply the demand for fancy and use |
full articles, do not forget you can buy /
anything you want for Christmas pres
ents from st. Clements Fair, which is
to take place at Mrs. Tom Mays, corner
Of Pensacola and Lunalilo streets. Do
not forget the date, December 3rd, Sat
urday afternoon and evening.
All Y. w. C. A. members who are in
tending to place articles on sale at the
fair scheduled to take place on Satur-
DAY morning at the Y. w. c. A. rooms
are asked to, send them there on Friday
between 10 a. m. and 8 p. m. so that
they may be classified and marked.
The sale opens at 8 a. m. Saturday.
Most of the articles to be sold are de-
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