The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-01-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

used for hosting lumber.
/ Entries for the coming bicycle race viii
j be open between - and O'Clock each day
/ at the office of c. X. Miller.
| The thanks of the ADVERTISER are due
Purser Comfort of the steamship City OF
Sydney for late file OF papers.
i Her Royal Highness Princess Likelike
will be at home this afternoon at her resi-
dence, WAIKIKI, from 3 to > o'clock.
At the San Francisco Stock aud Bond
Exchange December 18th, 90 share- of Ha-
waiian Commercial Company We re sold at
$40 %.
Remember that if you want a hack to
ring up Hawaiian Hotel Stables No. b,
and then you will not have to pay extra
for order by telephone.
The barkentine Discovery sailed from
San Francisco December 18th for this port
with cargo valued at ST. 920. She has
three head of live stock ON board.
The barkentine w II. Dimond sails for
San Francisco at u O'Clock noon to-day.
All letters marked per w. III. Dimond will
be forwarded from the Post Office.
Iolani College re-opens on Monday next
for new term. Applications for admission
should be made to the Bishop of Honolulu
or the head master, Rev. w. IL. Barnes.
The Central Park Skating Rink will be a
scene of attraction on Saturday evening
next, when bicycle race OF ten miles will
be contested for by four local bicyclists.
= His Excellency the Minister of Interior
at Kamalo, MolOkai. They will be received
until II O'Clock noon on Wednesday, Jam
uary 18th.
The schooner John q. North, Moore,
Master, from Port Townsend for Hilo Ha-
waii, put into San Francisco December 18th
in leaking condition. She left the former
place December 18th.
Some of the sailors of the bark Lovspring,
which arrived Monday after long passage
from New York, are suffering from scurvy.
Three of them have been taken to the
Queens Hospital for treatment.
The steamship Australia was to have left
San Francisco December 31st, and may be
looked for any time after noon to-day. She
will bring ten days mail and two days
Yesterday afternoon the Royal Ha-
waiian Band gave its regular concert at
the Branch Hospital, KakaakO, for the
benefit of the lepers. The occasion was
much appreciated and enjoyed by the in
mates.
On Tuesday evening a fancy work box
and bag of oranges were stolen from a
IL IF
Mr.. r. Mossman, Punchbowl street. Por-
tuguese are supposed to be the depre-
datOrs.
1.-The Church and the Home" is the
theme, and DIR. Hyde the leader of the
Union service this morning at IL O'Clock at
the Bethel Union Church This evening at
Fort-street Church Rev. e. c. Oggel is to
lead the meeting.
Mr. o. N Denny of Portland Oregon,
was through passenger by the steamship
City of Sydney. He has been appointed
by the Corean Government Inspector Gen
eral of Customs, and is EN- route for Seoul,
the capital city of that kingdom.
+ Captain Winding's interest in the brig
-antine Hesperian, which was recently
wrecked at Kahului, Maui, which had been
regularly issued for nine years, was not
covered by insurance on the last voyage, so
that il is a total loss to its owner.
Messrs. J. NJ. Dat Il Co. have sent us a
march for piano entitled 1.-The Wreath of
Male" and composed by Rev. 1. Goodell,
Honokaa, Hawaii, which they have for
SALE 1t is neatly gotten up, but the music
is commonplace and lacks originality.
The Oceanic steamship st. Paul arrived
in San Francisco December 28th, ten days
and eight hours from here, and the Union
steamship Mararoa arrived on the Doth,
making the passage in seven days and
eight hours Bad weather was ex-
perienced.
At 10 o'clock this morning Lyons &
Cohen will hold their regular cash sale.
They will offer dry goods, clothing, boots
and shoes, groceries, cane and wood seat
chairs, etc. Particular attention is called
to full line of new harness and saddles
just received.
Two handsome iron gates have been
erected on the beautiful premises of the
Kaakopua mansion on Emma street. If
the stone barricade which now fronts the
garden were removed ana 4 neat IRON ran
fence put up to match the gates it would be
a great improvement.
There is every indication of a crowded
house at the Hawaiian Opera House on
Monday evening next to witness the per-
formance of Forget-me-not" by Miss
Genevieve Ward, Mr.. w. II. Vernon, and
lady and gentlemen amateurs. Tickets
can he obtained a WiSenau,S
The attendance at the Union religious
services last night at Fort-street Church
was very large. The interest manifested
was very encouraging to those who have
the meetings in charge. Pastor Cruzan
gave brief, pointed address upon Sowing
and Reaping, and many others took part.
Rev III. Bingham led the morning meeting
at the Bethel Union Church.
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Lost Mis- Hand.
A very serious accident occurred yes
terday morning at the Hawaiian Carriage