The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-12-13
THE PACIFIC
Commercial ADVERTISER.
SATURDAY. l3.
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BRIEF MENTION.
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Co No SPECIAL meeting Wednesday evening.
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lam opened the FAR AZ Haialua, on this Island. on
Nednesiay evening last Tor the benefit Of the Girls
SeMhaiy u mar place some FZou was realized
from articles sold.
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Nr-rr Tho Rand viii ~. 81, a.. u,waf.,
Hotel this afternoon. commencing At 4 o'clock. p NJ
The foIlowinp X The programme.
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Waitz-stories Of the vienna Forest -. strauss
misunderstanding -.....,----..-..- Lecocq
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NrNBERIxG THE Horsps W. understand that
AR Bowser. Of The =. Commercial Diro,,orv +, &c
ACCOMPANIED bv a corns Of assistants il engagej
unon The work Of uurhering the bo,sss in tbs oiIv
permission of the AUTHORITIES baving been obtainsi
for that purpose. correct numberi,g Of the
houses throughout the city will prove a decided adj
vantage.
arfpr of tho vvin1s fha mast vaol 49, Fay,r,Ifo e.
L1e =! 'ne "inus tne pass "teA-'ery laSoIaole ior
ene e3'ehslon i leEer sSmp'oms anu 'ne airs
Va ~ y ,nlossn n cry rom the roHing ueoris on
me Esplahade nave not oeen those OF " Araby the
o'eS , b nnL % A vioIat n wee i our som oFe s
= : . Ems IN u p?.es; Out nave s"elieu Tor All
the world Ike ancient bilge-water
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$500 1N;Sn y bo,S L - a. nMAs " m ne "a o. 'hls
diTec,;or 90 p a NJ q . 60 w n N w
fRaDoan ;oI.aIo3 - 49,
inc opartar. n s Woojs We FL - NJ
q los r Ka;aiki p W n + w Ramsn Ssc
IN, p Sill Troosnrar Tnr.oa. CLa-Lo- r..
lanes Stevens ana 7 W Romon
Tup Nrw P,1,cr Tba IN of e5o ooo u,s ~
nronria,eJ bv he iast Tan;sio,nro fr L,;rg;o" o.
palace at lolani. The foundation has been dug and
materials collected, and ii is proposed to lay the cor
ner stone with Masonic ceremonies on the 3lst inst,
"hieh Is tne anniversary OF the oirth OF queen IA
piOIan'' Inert VIII Oe auiresses ueilvereu on the
occasion oy prominent members OF the Government.
NtNHN ; lAAE9-ny law mehpeis Oh III Edre
department are exempt from certain taxes Inc
"a rs Il lt'nlSnru eac1 year WIN a cerHuea is'
" u mem en- :. entiteu . eAeepllon Not VIZ
men have been assessed Illegally. and some have
pald me taxes Hence the houce oi the secretary
oil tue department whieh appears IN ahother col
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ANCrExr opnrP or Foprsrrps br,nch ~ tbis
secret Order (which we beIieve i a mptnol aid
fraternity based IN similar princinlns Win those az
odd FeIiowsbin and Pvtbiap KnigbtboodI vvas re'
Gently instituted in this civ Under the lille of
= Court Lindsay, No. 5000, A O. F. with the fol-
lowing officers:
ID. haiakua' Chlef Ranger John M. kapenn' sub Chief
treasurer: Alfred Foster. senior woodward :. Albert Hne,
gin, Junior Woodward John Dickson, Beadle.
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lNsURING GROWING CRoPs.-Some months since
the inquiry was made In these columns why 1t was
that none OF the Insurance Companies who bad
agencies here. had ever offered to take IRE risks on
growing crops. we had some conversation at the
lime with agents on the subject, and now we notice
mat W =. irwin d 90 agents Tor the Union FlTe
advertise to accept ere risks on sugar crops in the
field.
Z a HOLE EAR > WORK 1oNE-hecehtiy a hauVe
tosiuing It 0outh Mona, hawaii Slslteo honolulu
lor Tue purpose d seliing lis crop Oia"a foot ihls
done, win ms cash amounting TO some S5Io IN a
bag ne got INTO an express wagon and proceeded TO
the stermer L!hefthe S DOCK, and went on board that
vessel, forgetting all about his bag OF money which
had been left in the wagon. Arrived at Hawaii he
wrote to the driver of the express-man. but has re-
ceived no answer tie had better come in person, IT
he expects ever to see his coin again.
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IhE DEAk fEopLE-NatVe candidates Tor the
1t is welf-known that there is a considerable body of
p!1Iesseu hio = = az ne al e.tiemens . Laie'
lative honors has recently declared himself a convert
to the Mormon faith. and has thereby been nledoed
.ho r,to of tho Cb,rcb To sorna 90 wbo oxrost,
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lated with him on ms ch9nge OF religion he remark
ed that he intended to change back again after the
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be a Concert of vocal music at Kaumakapiri Church
na,ronaga Of n r II Tho Princs,, Iil;noLaIani
The proceeds will be for the benefit Of the Oahu Sab
bath School Children's Picnic, TO take place on New
Years Day. At the Concert here will be singing by
Miss Juliana Walanika, the Hawaiian Nightingale,
aud by Lieutenant John T Baker, besides which the
military company : The Princess Own " will exhibit
the bayonet and sword exercise.
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