The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-21
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The theme OF the SUNDAY morning sermon
at Fort Street Church will be: All for
| Gods Glory" Meeting for Bible study at
$50 p. N. What do you think of Christ p
will be the theme of the evening sermon.
! A cordial welcome for all.
| "A social Of the Christian Endeavor Society
was held at Mr.. ]. A. Hopper's residence,
| on King street, last Thursday. The evening
| was passed very pleasantly. Miss Hopper,
| Miss May Atherton and the Misses Renton
contributed to the entertainment by singing
and Rotations, and Rev. Robert Mckenzie
delivered pleasant address.
Four members of the Kawainui Shooting
Club-H. NJ. Whitney. Jr., Guy WOdehouss,
W. w. Dimond and Harry Dimond-went
| over to the reserve at Kailua, Koolau, last
Thursday, the 10th instant, returning in
the evening of the same day, with the fol-
lowing very satisfactory bag-2 widgeon, 7
SPrigtail, II teal, Sc spoonbill; total, II.
Mr.. Clarence Macfarlane has just lost his
fine CIysdale stallion Donald Dinnie, &"
which took the prize in his class at the last
Agricultural show. The horse died of collie,
after very short illness. The loss is a very
serious one, the horse costing 81 800, and
having about $1,000 engagements for the
season.
The services at the Bethel Union Church
tomorrow will be as follows: Sunday school
at 9:45 a. m. Services with preaching by
the Rev. E. G. Oggel at II a. M; subject,
Chow One Man Induced Another to join a
Good Cause" In the evening at 1870, ''The
Sixth Utterance of Christ from the Cross
TT Is Finished -" cordial invitation is
extended to all.
Sunday, the 22d instant, will be the 8Sth
anniversary of the birthday of the Emperor
of Germany. The German flag will be
hoisted at the Consulate in honor of the
day, and the Hawaiian flag on our Govern
ment buildings, in recognition OF the aus
picious occasion. The other foreign :Con-
sulates in Honolulu will, no doubt, also dis
play their flags.
Charley Cogill's new verse in ''The Hungry
Man. song is as follows:
He swallowed native luau at dash,
The pigs and the poi and big calabash;
He swallowed the whole of big tarO patch,
He gobbled grass hut with all of its thatch;
He swallowed pupuki, Kaikamahini,
A lilo, a hoki, and then q Wahine;
He swallowed haole, and then a kanaka;
And on top Of them all pound of tbacca,
This hungry man from Frisco
rising two years, belonging to Mr.. B. F. Dill
bingham, were on the street yesterday. and
attracted considerable attention. One colt
is by King William, out of Hadda, an i'm
ported mare, of the famous Speculation
strain. The other is out of Baby, sired by
Fairy, one of the best gets out of Royal
George. They are Hawaiian bred, clean
built, showing splendid action, and are very
stylish. Altogether, they are a very credita-
BILE showing of what be done here in
the way of breeding horses. They are gen.
tie, kind and handsome.
The following cases will be argued in the
Supreme Court, sitting in banc, next week
Cummings VS.. McCrosson, and McCrosson
vs. Cummings HartwelI for McCrosson,
Preston for Cummings. Rose VS.. Smith +;
Pres ton and Hartwell. Kaawihi VS.. Noa
Hartwell, and Russell and Preston. Wilcox
vs.. Ellis Hartwell and Hatch. KaawIhi VS..
Rose; Hartwell, and Preston and Hatch.
McKeague vs.. Kennedy; Hartwell and Hatch.
All Chu vs.. the Sung KwOng Wo Company +;
Hartwell and Castle. Grinbaum ct al. VS..
Heeia Sugar Company ct al. Hartwell and
Hatch. Swan VS.. Colburn Castle and
Hartwell. Rex VS.. Chuck Hoon; Hartwell
for defendant. Akiona VS.. the Kohala Sugar
Company Hartwel and Castle.