The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-02-13
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Wing On Wo & Co. have got ne 81 Of
xxx Manila cigars for sale.
The Reickart-Scott case VIII be hear IF
the Police Court this morning.
Subject at the tent tonight: What Car
We Know OF the Second Advent
Mr.. R. D. Peddie, NJ P, returned4rom
Kauai yesterday by the James Makee-
To-day is the twelfth anniversary of the
accession of His Majesty King Kalakaua
TO the throne.
There will be no band concert at Emma
Square this afternoon, the band playing at
the Lunalilo Home.
y S. Sachs has received an entire new
stock of goods, which will be ready for in
spection in a few days.
Three years ago tomorrow the statue OF
Kamehameha l., in the Government build
ing yard, was unveiled.
At 80 noon to-day Messrs. E. P.
Adams & Co. viii sell As shares of stock in
T. O. Hall & Son. Limited.
The brig John D. SpTeckels sailed from
San Francisco January 18th for this port
with cargo valued at 1890.
Mr. c. j. Fishel has received a large
stock of new goods by the st. Paul, which
will be opened out in few days.
Look out for the Royal Mail steamship
Mariposa this evening from Sydney and
Auckland, en- route to San Francisco.
All Government offices and schools were
! closed yesterday in honor of the third an
niversary of Their Majesties' coronation.
The Oceanic Steamship Company's st.
! Paul sails at o'clock this afternoon for
! San Francisco well laden with Island pro-
duce.
| The Hawaiian Mission Children's Soci-
ETY. will meet at the residence OF Mr.. G. NJ.
| Cooke, Beretania street. this evening at
| 7:30 o'clock.
The most desirable barber shop i'll the
city is at the Hawaiian Hotel. The work
serves patronage.
The steamer Kinau will not arrive until
Sunday, as she was to remain at Hilo two
days this trip to take in large quantity OF
sugar, about 10, 900 bags
There was no session of the Police Court
yesterday morning on account of the holi-
day Even if there had been no holiday
there was no case on the docket.
At the Roman Catholic Cathedral to-
morrow high mass will be sung at 10 a m.
and vespers, followed by the Benediction
of the Blessed Sacrament, at 30 p. IN.
There was a large attendance at Mr.
Lewis J. Levey's cash and special sale helt
Yesterday A number of horses and mule:
were sold at prices varying from $12 to $50
The pupils of Iolani College held a picni'
at Waikiki yesterday. They appeared t.
enjoy the outing very much. Rev. w. IL
Barnes, the head master, accompanied
them.
gEA purse containing money was founC
yesterday by Station House Keeper San
McKeague The owner can recover the
same by calling on him and proving prop
erty.
We have received letter from Mr.. VIM
NJ Healey in reply to our remarks aboui
1.-The cotton church mission" in yesterday
ADVERTISER It's publication would SETTLE
nothing.
:. me Royal Hawaiian Band will play q
the Lunalilo Home this afternoon from 3;8
o'clock until $50 O'clock in honor of Hi
late Majesty King Lunalilo. The genera
public are invited and the building will b.
thrown open for inspection.
The Honolulu Rifles assembled at thei
armory yesterday afternoon and marched
to Punchbowl, where they had target prac
tice. The best score was 10 out of posi-
BILE 25, distance 200 yards, made by G. G
Wilder. The shooting throughout was
very fair.
A royal salute was fired yesterday at
noon from the shore battery by the King
Own, in honor of the corona ton anniver
sary All the Government and Consular
flags were flying, and the harbor was aliv
with bunting. Very little business wa
transacted.
In answer to numerous inquiries, w
have to state that the official time-tabl
of the Australian mail for 1886 is printet
in the Honolulu Almanac and Directory.
For sale at the ADVERTISER Office and at ]
NJ. Dat & Co.'S book and news store, MeT
chant street, Honolulu.
Messrs. Dat & Co., Merchant street, hav
on sale IAN ancient puzzle from the Celes
tial Kingdom, which discounts the Eff
teen Puzzle in that it is capable of solu
ton. People who complain of "dul
times" can fill up their leisure hours b,
building this tower of Hanoi" Young
people will delight in it.
8 The whaling bark Jacob A. Rowland ar
rived off port yesterday morning. Captain
Shockley, the master, was brought ashOr
and carried to the Queens Hospital on
stretcher. He is suffering from rheum
atism of the heart, and was brought her
for medical treatment. The Rowland viii
! cruise about the Islands until the Alamedt
arrives, when she will leave for the Arctic