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EHE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, 'DKCKMBEK, M, 1S98. L if i. A Trade Introduction:-- 'J - Mr. Ripsaw, cordially: Dr. FII-, shake hands with my dear friend, Mr. Handsaw, who is feeling a tril-e dull. You made such a good job of my teeth that I thought I would bring him up to have his lixed. The teeth on the saws we sell do not need attention for some time after you get them; they are ail sharpened and set. Everything in this line from the small Panel Saws to the big two Man Wood Saws, at E. O. HALL & SON, Ld. i -r-- 4 H el' IN VANITY FAIR WHOOPINQ COUGH, CROLV ASTHMA. CATARRH, COLl) CRESOLENE being- administered by inhal? ticn ives the saf&t and most effectual means of treat lnt the throat and bronchial tubes. Its efficiency Whooping Cough anaOroap i wonderful. Its anti septic virtues render it invaluable in contagion diseases, as Diphtheria, Scarlet Fever, etc. re. criptive booklet with testimonials free. Sold fc druggists. v KOLLISTER DRUG CO.. Honolulu, H. I., Agents. 3?MJ hi? 3 ft. s zr 4 Co Co O 8 CO a z 5 , TO 9 6 65 N 1 1 1 1 i " 1 1 V: CP -fit " :. ... i -. - . i n n J i i i f m r ' 6 .ii , io . ' :.''- v .'ir.- ' pi?,- - - -- .!- inn 0.7 ' 0.7 to 1. B fife Col The above Lots will be Sold on VERY EASY TERMS. Apply to J. J. EGAN. Noto tho size of those Lots. Very healthy location; Fine view of the Ocean. a a ' " J h I ga: 0 . co if 5 q q to 3 7T Only $1400. 1-4 Cash. Balance in 1, 2 and 3 years at 7 per cent. These lots are sure to advance in price. Apply to L. C. ABLES, Seal Estate and Financial Agent. SFeleplione 139. SIS Fort Stmt. Steady Social Whirl Holiday feet Dorinc LITTLE ONE HAD AN Christmas Feasts and Trees Dln ners. Receptions and Dances. Beach Afternoon. n tea iinnl tno short twilight rcmiiiJcJ uu in that thy h:itl nm brought lights far th.ir carriae.. and su a:i r.vuir. uul i. ji .i.j.f ij. tor on.1 i s not i:u ailieu to a ph-asant memory. Ahr! the wvok ot-.s gaily on. A dinner sivoa !y Mr. an-1 Mr. Miti-heil that sanif night hurrif.l a-.vay a few of tho-- who W'.'i e at the ;p,i, and 'the parties arrant! to ?ee th- Xe Year in ami the M year out have been mounting- up to legion, among the larg est In-ing one at Mr.. Kecked. v .11 istnia? vverK. is go;nc. nut us memory will live, for There has been many a ho.t ami hostess who has hrlp-j Honolulu to a realization of the Vul-ti.le season, in spite of its halmv brec-zes. ami soft, tropical air. 1 ruiy aas i ior..-iv.:!i Ilvei? preeejjt: -t t ui istmas play, an 1 filter, Vvv !ir:st:nas conu-s but om-e a ackfeld & Co.. Ltd Complete Assortment of Dry Goods, French, German, English and American. make good ear, ' Honolulu aas oern ( ir;sunas uke m ctieer. eooti win anu gait tv. 11 it :ia; not m atmospnere. 1 her-? were .nst mas trees u; the valley, Chri-tma: iv-es on tne Plains. Cliristmas trees at he beach, Christmas from one mil o the Islands to the other, not to speaK oi in iNC-tween. it was no wonuer tnat imoorted trees cave out. and tnat our old friend, the algeroba, was at last robbed of his branches and, instead of lis usual summer aspect, was convert ed into winter with spangles, and candles, and tinsel, and non-torn in tact dressing straight from anta Clans. The Christmas tree party given by Miss Harriet and Master Gilchrist Hatch to thirty of their little friends. was one of the largest. After a delic ious supper on the lanai at 5 o'clock the tree as lit up inside the house and th? children nocked in. It is not necessary to add that the evening was an enjoyable one. as the society art icles do about grown up parties. Christmas evening there was a dinner for sixteen and a dance after for fifty or sixty guests, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Sewall, at Waikiki. This dance saw Christmas day in, al though the day was proportionately as young as the hour when good-bye was said, was wee and sma So everybody Avas ready for stockings bright and early the next morning, and Honolulu had few empty ones. Sunday night there were several din ners; one at Mrs. Swanzy's for twenty, another at Mrs. Haywood's, and several besides. There was scarcely a strang er in town who was allowed to eat tur key and plum pudding alone. Monday night there was a dance at the home of Mr. and Mrs. May. Tues day night Mr. and Mrs. Swanzy gave a dinner for young people. Wednes day night Dr. and Mrs. Cooper invited about forty of their friends to a chowd er supper up Tantalus. The moonlight drive home afterwards was a feature of the evening, for it was a perfect night. Tantalus belied tradition ami every body was surprised not to meet any drenching showers. Perhaps the most charming enter tainment of the week was Mrs. James Castle's tea Thursday afternoon to about a hundred of her friends. Each of the other social gatherings had been a pleasant anticipation and a fund of agreeable reminiscences, but each had been only to a comparative few. Mrs. Castle's, being more general, was a source of pleasure to several elements and alike enjoyable to all. A quaint, little Japanese maid led the ladies, from the front of the house, around the veranda to where it opened into the large lanai at the back. Here they came upon a gay and pretty scene. The sunlight filtered softly through bamboo curtains, hung to" form a screen which shut off the dazzling light of the sun shining on the ocean, but through which the dancing waves and vast stretch of rippling waters glim mered faintly, with all the effect of the fairy scenes at the theaters, where transparent veilings heighten the beauties that lie beyond. Magnificent palms, their rich, green leaves reach ing to the ceiling, further subdued the glare from the sea, and formed an ef fective background for the dainty table, upon which were delicacies that would have made even the most satiated so ciety butteriiy wonuer airesn at tne ap pellation "tea." An exquisite Japanese silk table, cloth, with clover leaves and chrysanthemums embroidered in deli cate greens and pinks in a graceful border above a tasselled fringe, a big bowl of blush and nephetos. roses in the center, ?ut glass bowls of ice cream and strawberries, silver dishes full of cakes and candies, the handsome tilver coffee service, the fine glass ware and piles of plates of choicest design, made the table a delight to the eye. Further over in one corner of the lanai, was the quintette club, their charming music lending animation to the conversation and inspiration to its pauses. Mrs. Castle was just inside the enclosed lanai. which led from the open one, and with her -was Mrs. F. M. Hatch, who assisted her in receiving. t the pretty tea table were Mrs. C. B. v'ooper. anci .irs. iienry astie, wun Mrs. Swanzy, Miss Nellie White, and Miss Jessie Kaufman to assist in serv ing the guests. Sitting or standing in groups about the lanai were, at one time Mrs. Hay wood, Mrs. H. P. Carter, Mrs. Charles Carter, Mrs. Du Roi, Mrs. Sewall, Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Mitchell, Miss Judd, Mrs. Atherton. Mrs. Stoekbridge. Mrs. Cilman, Mrs. Clive Davies. Mrs. C. C. Damon, Mrs. S. M.Damon, Mi's. Schaef fer, Mrs. Kenjes, Mrs. Focke, Mrs. Em ily Judd, Mrs. Boyd. Mrs. Henry Coop er, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Scott,-Mrs. Von Holt. Mrs. Thurston, Mrs. George Car ter, Mrs. McGrew. Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Hopper, Mrs. Coleman: others who were arriving exclaimed at the delic ious effect of tle light gowns, the gay hats, the palms, the sweet scent of the flowers, the faint murmur of the sea, the cool breeze stirring gently, the soft footed attendants passing about with their dainty trays, the tempered light, the music of "the boys," whose sweet voices rose and sank to the accompa niment of their tinkling instruments, and beyond, the sea, the sky, and mountains. The guests lingered at Mrs. Castle's IN WA1ALUA CAM: Hinding Terms of an Amen ded Injunction. An amended order injunction was tiled yesterday in the suit of James A. Hopper, e: a!., vs. The Vaiahia Agricultural Company. Limited, et al. '"juin.-iiuu ij moumeci so as to read as follows: You the said "The Waiaiua Agricultural Company, Lim ited,'' and your officers, directors, and duly authorized agents, are hereby re strained, prohibited and enjoined from ..--omijt-,, iiuiiru-niiij; or (leiivering. to any person or persons, other than James A. Hopper. J. A. McCandless, and McCandless Brothers, any of the shares of stoek of the said "Tlie Waia iua Agricultural Company, Limited." exceeding in amount and number, the shares therein authorized to be issued namely: Subscribed shares of stock in the said "The Waiaiua Agricultural Company. Limited." may only be is sued ;o the number of ,"51.950 shares ot the par value of S3.10.1.000. levins- unissued 3,050 subscribed shares of said capital stock of the par value of $305,000. Provided, that the said 3,- 050 subscribed shares remaining unis sued, and subject to the said injunc tion order of this court, be such shares as were subscribed tor. and which the subscription and other books of said company, show not to have been cred- ted with the payment of the first asses- ment of the 10 per cent of said stock. Or. if the said books show, that all of the subscribed shares of stock of "The Waiaiua Agricultural Company, Limit ed," has been credited with the pay ment of said first assessment of the 10 per cent, or that there are not a suf ficient number of shares, shown to be uncredited, as aforesaid, to make up the full number of 3,030 shares; then the subscribed shares, to remain sub ject to said injunction order, or so many thereof as shall be necessary, to make up the full number of said 3.050 shares, shall be subscribed shares upon which said first assessment of ten per cent, was paid by the several subscrib ers thereto, conditionally, and subse quent to November 14, 1898, if such there be. The injunction is signed by A. Perry, Judge Circuit Court. WHAT CUBA'S LOSS SPAIN. MEANS TO The loss of Cuba means to Spain the loi. of tho very sustenanc ot tho na tion. Already her tax-ridden people are crying for bread. In the same way the loss of your once vigorous appe tite means poverty and starvation to yotir body. If any reader of this pa per wishes to be as hungry again as when a child, and wants to fully enjoy hearty meals, drink Seattle beer. It cures indigestion and dyspepsia. On tap or in bottles at the Criterion. MESSENGER SERVICE. Honolulu Messenger Service deliver messages and packages. Tel. 378. Powder THE GRANVILLE SCHOOL. Vancouver, B. C. Boarding and Day School for Girls. Course of Studies: English, Math ematics, Music (vocal and instrument al), Drawing and Painting, French German, Latin, Dancing, etc. For prospectus apply to MADEMOISELLE KERN, Principal to the above. 11 J. LANDO. OUTFITTER JNDJURKISHER. What better and more useful present can be given to gentlemen than GOOD, DURABLE Furnishing Goods Just jeceived a larce mentof BOYS' CLOTHING. consign- Successor to L.E.TRACY, I. 0. 0. F. Building, Fort St., above Kin? St Dress A FINE SELECTION OF Goods, Zephyrs, Etc. In the Latest Styles. Tailors' Goods, A Full Assortment. Silesia?, Sleeve Linings, Stiff Linen, Italian Cloth, Moleskins, Meitonp, Serge, Kammgarns, Etc. Underwear, Shawls, A LARGE VARIETY OF SADDLES. AND SADDLE MAKERS' TRIMMINGS. peen Graies. Liquors, Beers onfl Mineral Mm. SHIP CHANDLERY. ... Clothing-, flnoo id !il AGENTS FOR ANHAUSER-BUSCH BREWING ASS'N. CLEVELAND BROS.' BAKING POWDER, ARMOUR PACKING COMPANY. R. G. A. PETERSON, Broker And Agent. Stocks and Bonds, Real Estate and Custom House. - - Loans Placed and Negotiated, Notary PnWic and General Comi ussion. Will market. buy and sell any Hawaiian Securities in the P. 0. Box 365. 15 Kaahutnanu Street. HAWAIIAN TRADING CO Wholesale General Merchandise, Co inn Office: Love Building, Fort Street. ission California Packing Company. HELVETIA MILK CONDENSING COMPANY. HIGHLAND AND PET BRANDS OP EVAPORATED CREAM. Standard Biscuit Company. NEW. SAN THE THE ANNEXATION BISCUIT TINS. AND HERMETICALLY SEALED FRANCISCO ELECTRIC CO. SHELBY INCANDESCENT LAMPS. VITAX DRY BATTERY CO. .... OF SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA CANNERIES CYCLOPS ICE AND REFRIGERATING GOLDEN GATE GASOLINE ENGINES. FRASIER'S HARNESS AND HOOP OILS. COMPANY. MACHINES AIDION ANTIFRICTION METAL. .... HAS NO SUPERIOR. PARTRIDGE CO. ILLUMINATING AND LUBRICATING OILS AND COMPOUNDS. FOR THE HOLIDAYS. -ooo Erabr oidere rass ClotI TABLE CLOTHS. DOYLIES. BUREAU COVERS, HANDKERCHIEFS. ooo Ladies' and Gents' Handkerchiefs, China Ware. Show rooms (upstairs) now open to the public. S. OZAKI WAVERLEY BLOCK, HOTEL STREET.