The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-02-17
NEWS OF The WEEK.

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TIE suez will sail for San Francisco to-day at 8
p. m sharp.
RoMPISG GIRL will be sold at noon to-day by Mr..
f. p. Adams. O. f-| - I@fE Re-
The mail steamer with dates to the 18th instant
is due tomorrow.
Nh. Ike LoY, the assistant Road Supervisor at
\ HiIoI has resigned.
\ TIE Likelike brought down fifty cabin passeH-
2 gers yesterday morning. ~
7 A VERY offensive odor arises from the stagnant
pools ON lower Fort street. =
II HIS MAJESTY entertained a few invited guests at
dinner last Wednesday evening.
THE Steamer Iwalani was hauled up on the Ma
rine Railway last Saturday morning.
THE Zealandia arrived about9 O'Clock on Monday
morning and sailed at 8 P. N. the same day. a
THE Likelike took away so cabin passengers, and
the decks crowded with steerage passengers.
THE C.. T. Hook sailed for Hongkong Thursday,
and took forty Chinese passengers from here
The Pavilion in which His Majesty was crowned
I will be utilised in the Palace grounds for a band
stand.
THE bark Emerald arrived last Sunday from
Port Townsend, and the bark Forest Queen from
Hama
Hon. II. A. P. Carriers residence on NuuanU
Avenue. =
NEW railing is being erected on the Beretania-
street frontage Of the st. Andrews Cathedral
grounds. ttss. .l-Ht.4
TIE Iwalani came off the marine railway on
Saturday and the Kilauea Hou was hauled up on
Tuesday.
SOME very fine imported stock was shipped for
Maui this week per Likelike, the property of Mr..
Passenger. ~
i(Br referring to our Police Court record, it win
be seen that not q case OF drunkenness was dock
eted yesterday.
The Statue Of Kamehameha 1. was unveiled ON
Wednesday last. Full particulars of the ceremony
in another column.
There are several fine stations in Hsnolnlu at
the present time, q dappled grey being q remark
ably beautiful animal.
The ~inclemency of the weather on Saturday
afternoon last deferred the Band from performing as
usual in Emma Square
INVITATIONS for the Coronation Ball are out. and
preparations are being made to make the imprO-
vised spacious BALLROOM comfortable.
THE Coronation races announced to take place
. to-day, are postponed until Friday next on account
of the unfavorable state of the race-course.
ASEw building is being erected at the corner Of
Alakea and King streets on the site of the Chinese
wash-house that was burnt down about q year ago.
through King and Nuuanu streets on Saturday, in
spite OF telephone wires and poles, carriages, carts,
etc cos aysw
The strong s~outherly and westerly winds ON
and themen-of-war got out extra moorings to the
reef. -
NEAR to the entrance Of Mr.. Simon Kaai's house
ON King street, there is a very dangerous hole.
This ought TO be repaired at once before an accident
happens
The Iwalani will sail on her regular Kona and
Kau trip on Tuesday next. She has undergone a
thorough cleansing and repairing, and now pre-
SCENTS a very trim appearance
BERErAxIA sTEEEr is so soft with mud made by
the late rains, the omnibus has been running on
on King street for the past few days, but now both
roads are impossible for Omnibuses. 800 T
Mr.. CRUzAN, will preach Sunday at the usual
hours. In the evening, the first of a brief series of
sermons on 1.-THE Home;'' Theme, Marriage,
n sermon especially for young people.
OS Friday last an express and a private carriage
got locked together in an inextricable manner on
Fort street opposite Mr.. Mays store. In less than
= minute the immense trafic on this street was aP-
parent. Vehicles OF all descriptions were brought
to q stand. A native displayed unusual presence of
mind, by taking off one wheel Of the locked vehi-
els, and thus re-Opening the thoroughfare. u