The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-11-14
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Fresh mince pies daily from and after
date at Meller & Halbe's confectionery.
Go to the circus this evening and see
Cusco. the clown, in the character OF Mr.. !
Flour.
All Government offices Will be closed on
Monday-the anniversary of His Majesty
birthday.
Mrs. J. Z. Wisenan leaves by the Mari
posa to-day for a visit to her home IN San
Francisco.
Mr.. George Engelhardt has just opened
ont a fine stock OF chandeliers at his store
on Fort street.
Captain Forsyth Grant and Mrs. Grant
of KHauea, Kauai, leave by the Marposa
to-day for the Coast.
Messrs. E. P Adams & Co. will hold
their regular cash sale to-day at 10 o'clock,
/ at the saIesroom, Queen street.
j "A large party of young sportsmen leave
4 this afternoon for Koo.au, where they VIII
spend a day or two duck shooting.
The annual meeting of the Wilder Steam
ship Company will be held on Monday at 3
O'Clock a m at the Company's office.
Pastor Cruzan viii preach, morning and
evening in Fort-street Church Evening
sermon: "Was He Coward?' A gen
eral invitation.
We are sorry to learn that the Rev. T. I.
Oggel. pastor OF the Bethel Union Church,
is still confined to his room, and will be
unable to officiate at his church tomorrow
The band will not play at the wharf La'
the departure OF the Mariposa, out OF re
spect to the late Lieut.. Peck. No concert
will he given at Emma Square i'll the after
noon.
AT the Y. NJ. c. a. Hall tomorrow even
ing at $50 o'clock the International Yori
= of the Y. NJ. c. Associations will be giyei
in an address by General Secretary 5. d
; Fuller.
AT the Bethel Union Church tomorrow
1 the Rev. A. 0. Forbes will preach in tn
, morning. Subject, 1.-The Incarnation" II
. the evening Mr.. S. d. Fuller, General Sec
e rotary of the y. NJ. c. A., will give bloi
h reading. Subject, 1.-The Mystery OF Grace
l.. The Oceanic Steamship Company
@ Mariposa leaves at noon sharp to-day TO
I San Francisco. Remember that the ma
o closes at 1920 O'Clock, and that all letter
. should be properly stamped before oelh
= dropped into the office.
Tomorrow, at 10 o'clock a. m, at tn
Roman Catholic Cathedral, at the usui
y high mass, an English sermon Will L
= preached by the Rev. Father Murph!
d The latter came by the last steamer frol
n San Francisco, and will leave shortly fC
,, the Colonies.
, At st. Andrews Cathedral to-morro
a at II a. m the Right Rev. the Bishop
J.. Honolulu will hold an ordination serVlc
when Mr.. w. II. Barnes, late of st. Agu
tine College, Canterbury, will be ordarn'
a deacon. The Rev. George Wallace wi
o. preach in the evening, Sunday School
IN 10 a. IN.
~ In another column will be found Il
20 order of procession for the funeral OF Il
late Ex-Governor Kanoa. The Rev H. ]
. Parker. pastor of Kawaiahao Church, W
III conduct the services After the service
10 over in the church, the remains will
" sal 6sf6 GeetsE EY5e a.
- commenced to rain, and later on it car
~ down in torrents, continuing so thrOug
ie out the evening, without hardly any cess
lS ton. Some of the streets in the lower pa
It's of the city were in a flooded condition al
e. very few people were seen on the stree
o. The hacks did a good business.
II, 4 yesterday morning Jack COusens, t
OF bareback rider attached to WoOdyeal
lit Australian Circus, was practicing a ne
be act of turning a sOmersault on a horse
IS back, when he overjumped himself, fallil
ut on the animals back, dIsplacing one of
Is knee-caps. He put it back in place hiI
self, and will be out again i'll few day
1t is not the first time the same cap h
y been displaced