The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-12-09
SATURDAY
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

THE d. c.. Murray is coming i'll as we go to press.
Tag hull of the American ship Hope is now
offered for sale by Messrs. A. W. Pierce & Co.
1 The bark Discovery arrived on Thursday morn
ing.
RETURN tickets are now issued by Messrs. Hack
field Il Co., agents of the P.M.S.S. Co., for the
round trip to San Francisco and back, for S135.
IT is a crueE, to drive lame horses under any
mountaineering it is with regret that we notice
many such in our public and private vehicles.
ALBERT TooGooD was escorted to Lahaina by po-
lice officer Fehlbehr on Monday afternoon, to await
trial on a charge OF murder.
THE Friend for December is out. 1t contains
the usual amount of reading matter. 1t announces
that No. 4 of the Chinese supplement is also issued.
THE thermometer at 5 O'Clock on Wednesday morn
ing stood at 62e. Those who woke up without a
blanket or two over them, felt like sixty-toO.
( WE are gratifed tn learn that Mr.. Henry Corn
well is improving in health, and there are now
strong hopes Of his recovery. q,
WE are pleased to report that Miss Albro was
enabled to return to Lahaina on Tuesday, and will
at once resume her important duties at st. Cross
School.
MRS. J. D. STRONG, has opened q class in draw
ing and water color painting in the rooms of the
Kinder-Gartsn on Mondays and Thursdays from
2 till 4 O'Clock daily.
TIE Chinaman who was committed for trial
last Tuesday on o charge Of burglary, has been
bailed out in the sum OF S2OOO.
THE regular monthly meeting of the Guild of
st. Andrew was held in the schoolroom adjoin-
ing the Cathedral on Thursday evening, December
eth.
THERE are many agents to take acknowledge
ments to labor. contracts in Honolulu, yet not one
of them could be found in town on Wednesday
all having business on hand that neeessitated their
being absent for a time.
AT a regular meeting of Lodge LIE Progress de
POceanie, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing twelve months IF. Higgins, VIM,
]. A. Spear, S.W., NJ. V. C.. Thompson, J.W., +.
Marcos, Secretary, and p. Opfergelt, Treasurer.
A NOTICE has been posted around town in Eng
hold a drivers license from driving licensed car
riages. Section II Of an :" Act to Regulate the
Carriage of Passengers and Freight" is the au-
thority for this injunction.
IN order that the public may thoroughly under
stand the nature of the important case brought by
a Chinese firm against two police officers, we give
the following copy of the plaintiffs complaint
That on the 5th day of November, AID. 1882. the
defendants ~unlawfully entered the PLAINTIFF store
and sleeping apartments at No. %, in Hotel street,
in said Honolulu, and searched the same, and then
and there disturbed, insulted, illtreated, seized.
and assaulted the plaintiffs. The Judgment will be
found in another column.
We beg TO draw especial attention to an entirely
new feature in to-day's WEEKLY p. G. ADVERTISER,
We having prepared for the guidance of our readers
teen columns Of descriptive reading matter, under
the caption of Holiday goods in Honolulu and
where to find them This matter will be presented
weekly to our readers during the succeeding four
numbers as a two-page supplement in addition TO
our regular eight-page issue.