The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-05-05

llEA * Co.'S restaurant - aDElE completed GHt
the roof Is being put on.
Mr.. Cruzsaa Sunday morning subjectswiiI d
Nineteenth Century Lessons from 4 Biography
$500 years old; evening subject So a tall
with hIsinr-s men.
VIZ are requested 20 sag that The aD town bar
keepers thank fie gentleman who spoke 50 favor
ably OK them nI saa 22th nit They hope to meri
similar us-lc- H. future
THzEE viii De the usual services 1t st. Andrew,
Cathedral tomorrow The Rev. Geo. Wallace vii
preach "a the morning service The Rev r.
Wainwright viii preach IN the evening
Ne. ". Il. RICE sayea large quantity Of oranges
10 the German Immigrants wlJ !=ft OI tse jane,
Makee on Tuesday last. a contemporary al
tributes the generosity oi tho act 70 another party
enormously.
THURSDAY the new restaurant aud ice cream par
Tor. just fitted up by Mr.. \. B. Kerr, at No. 81
King street. was opened 70 the public and received
a very liberal patronage for the first day.
THE meeting at the Hawaiian Hotel, that was
70 be held on Wednesday evening, viii be held this
evening. Everyone interested IN the 1lth OF June
races, should come up this evening at 1.3O.
4 Mr.. George Beckley, the popular and faithful
purser Of the Likelike, has vacated his position
temporarily for a trip TO the Coast. He will leave
on the City Of Toxic, and his wife and family ac-
company him.
By reference TO our advertising columns it will
be seen that advertising space on the new Tele-
phone Card i almost all taken up and merchants
will do well 10 send in their advertisements at
once. a. the Card viii soon be published.
To-s1oERow there will be Il partial eclipse Of the
s.n observable probably at Honolulu at about II
=. N. Those who are curious to observe 1t we'll
without difficulty should obtain pieces Of colored
glass TO look through.
We are requested to state that there are some
persons who are accustomed 10 throw quantities
81 refuse slop and rubbish into the streets at night
in certain parts Of the city to the annoyance OF
pedestrians and residents.
We are glad to see that the Trustees Of the kh-
uioiaui Park Association have taken charge Of the
races 10 be given at the park on the coming 1lth
Of June. We are assured that every effort will be
made to provide genuine sport on that occasion
TIE whistle at Lucas Mill is now connected by
wire with the Survey Office, and will be blown
every day exactly at noon. The difference in time
between Greenwich and Honolulu, is 10 hours, 81
minutes and y seconds. Ships in our harbor can
now regulate their chronometer5 by the whistle.
IL reply To the question of our correspondent
Fair Play, whose communication appeared in We'd
nesday's DAILY, we are authorized to say that DR..
Fitch does not care 10 notice the bosh of A. G. A.,
for the simple reason that it is nothing but a sheer
which any Ounce could utter.
MEssRs. Whitman & Wright have just finished q
very handsome family carriage for Mr.. J. Hopper.
The style and finish is similar to that built by the
late N. J. Rose. for His EXcellency the Minister
Of Foreign Affairs, and the work has been done in
the very best style and of the best Of material.
VIZ notice that the Mechanics Bazaar, on the
corner Of Fort and Merchant streets, is open every
week day night until eight or nine o'clock for the
dNGDALA "a DAAth1'NAo 'HC ~ DAng ohAAAo
the day and prefer to buy their clothing, hats,
trunks, etc, in the cool of the evening.
PREPARATION for laying the foundation for the
new building which is TO be built makai Of the es-
tablishment occupied by Wing Wo Chan & Co., on
Nuuanu street, has been begun. Excavations are
being made, so that there may be a cellar under the
whole building.
THE steamer Abergeldie arrived Thursday from
st. Michaels via Coronel, Chile, 81 days from the
former and 25 DAYS from the latter port. She has
on board 945 passengers all told. During the pas
sage there has been 10 births and 9 deaths the
latter all children. There has also been l40 cases
measles on board, but no deaths are reported from
that disease.
Our daily neighbor pleads guilty Of the charge
of excessive mOdesty :. because he thinks it is an
honorable quality and distinguishes him above
others. Now true modesty Is 4 very valuable and
a very rare'quality hut those who brag of it and
ungenerously accuse others u; W+1:!uS it forget
that ." consistency is a jewell
Mr.. c. NJ. Cook, the well-borer, has finished the
boring of Mr.. CampbelIs new we'll on the North
corner of Kapiolani Park, he having struck a fine
flow Of water ct a depth of $50 feet. Water was
reached early last week, and at day break last
Friday morning the neighborhood for 4 mile
around heard the prolonged whistle that announc-
ed q full flow of water from q five and hve-elghth
inch bore. The prospects are now good for obtain
ing water for the park.
THE entertainment given at the Music Hall on
last Saturday evening for the ben"it of the Hooulu
Lahui Melted over and above expenses the sum of
1901. so. This indeed is very gratifying, and we
may add that the generous assistance OF His Ma
jesty together with several OF our esteemed ladies
who aided i'll disposing of tickets deserves praise.
Much deserved praise have been also extended to
J. Michiels and Mr.. c. Michiels, who so gratui-
touslv assisted as well as our Honolulu talents, and
we trust that these pleasant entertainments Will
often crafty our community,
Ir is reported that Mr.. George F~assett, who ar
rived in this city from San Francisco a short time
since, will soon take charge Of the Hawaiian Hotel.
We are confident. with our knowledge OF the gen
tleman, that he will make this hotel equal in every
raspecr RI any in San Francisco. His experience
in this line of business for the past twenty years
enables him to understand and administer to the
wants of all classes of people. Mr. Fassett was
manager Of the Baldwin for years, and by his
courteous manner aud strict attention to business
made hosts Of friends. He knows how to run a
hotel.
Mr.. THOMAS, the builder. has completed the new
kerosene warehouse. erected adjoining the old one,
and it is now ready for use. The building is 15
feet long, % feet 6 inches wide. and IL feet 6 inches
high. 1t Is lit by three windows on each side,
which with the large door at each end are pro-
tected by heavy iron shutters Of 3-l6 inch rolled
iron plates, the building itself being covered, roof
and all. with corrugated iron. A railway track
runs through the building from end TO end, and
the space on both sides is divided into compart-
ments, each one of which is used by one of the
firms dealing in kerosene. The storage capacity
of the building Is 10000 cases.
THURSDAY, the 3rd instant, being the Feast Of
the Ascension Of our Lord from the Mount OF
Olives. forty days after His Resurrection, a Pontii-
cal High Mass was celebrated in the Roman Catho-
lie Cathedral at 10 o'clock am, by His Lordship
the Bishop Of Olba. assisted by Fathers Clement
and Sylvester as Deacons. During the Mass, the
following programme was rendered by the choir,
with Sister Aleida at the organ:
kyrie EleiSon 800. .-.-.----...- Mozart
Super Flumina..-... ...... -Lambillot
Gloria in excelsis Deo...--..-- Stockln
Credo Mozart
Sanctus.... ---.... 90 --....---.M Mozart
Agnus Del -. Mozart
The sermon on the Ascension was preached by His
Lordship. After Mass there were Baptisms as
usual on all Feasts in this church.
In the evening at three o'clock, the usual sun
day evening service wls held. such as reciting the
Rosary. singing Of the joyful Mysteries, n SER
mon by Father Clement. followed by the Benedio-
ton Of the Blessed Sacrament, the Bishop oficia-
ting. During this Benediction, the following
hymns were sung.
Ecce Deus SalvatOr.-- Mozart
Regina COeli.... .-..-..-.Laba de Serene
Tantum Ergo Rossln1
Laudate DoTninum. Iamblllat
said a sick young man from Fauquier.
Can St. Jacobs Oil be boughtier?
Yes. for rheumatic pains,
Neura1pia and chilblains.