The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-12-01

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LJoAL AND GENERAL.
An office boy is wanted.
The dogs on Emma street nearly all
have whooping cough.
Vim Quon has revoked his power of
attorney to Man Chip.
-Four men have deserted from tho Co,
man ship j. G. Pfuger. ~
Dr. fuckers clientele will see INV o
card that he has removed his reside9oa
Wines and liquors are offarad Of 70
duced prices during December bv Mr.
w. ,. Luce out of his finest stocks.
Regular monthly meeting Honolulu
typographical Union this evening at & 20
O'Clock, at the K. of P. hall, Fort street
Mr.. Alex. Smith lost the second child
from WhoopiDg cough on Thursday even
ing, the first having died the previous
day. ''0O'
DIR. Raymond has been appointed
school Agent for Kau, in place of Mr..
u. w. Z. Jones, resigned on account of
departure.
Mr.. Norman Hubert gives notice Of
his acquisition of the business hitherto
carried on at Waikiki by Mr.. E. A.
Bielenberg.
The British warship Hyacinth has ar
rived at Hawaii from her cruise on sun
posed annexing business. She will prob
ably arrive here to-day.
Mr.. E. w. Holdsworth, administrator
OF estate of the late Mr.. Edward w.
Purvls, issues the legal notice usual in
such cases to creditors and debtors.
There will be a temperance meeting
Tor men III Brewers Block, Hotel street,
at 30 o'clock this evening. Brief ad-
dresses by new speakers. Open to all.
A clearcut lunar rainbow was visible
about 5 O'Clock on Friday morning. 1t
was remarkably bright to be produced
by the small crescent of the waning
moon.
The second discourse on "True versus
Modern Christianity will be given at
the Mormon Church, Punchbowl street,
Saturday evening, Dec. LIST, at Z 80
O'Clock, by Elder Matthew Noall.
Junction rails have been laid at the
corner of King and Alakea streets, for
turning cars from one into the other
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through crossing laid there as we'll.
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1t is reported that the Elele newspaper
and printing establishment, which are
the property of Mr.. F. H. Hayselden,
are to be placed under the management
of Hon. John E. Bush, the Elele to be
run as campaign paper.
The Royal Hawaiian Band will accom-
pany the Pythian excursion to Maui next
week. Indeed, it is pity the country
people in every district do not have an
occasional visit from the national band
that they help to maintain.
Mr.. P @. Jon 8 will organize a new
class in bookkeeping, in the Y. M. @. A.
rooms next Monday evening at 80
o'clock. All young men desiring a course
of practical instruction in bookkeeping
are requested to be present.
Merchants or any persons desiring
special importatiOns from the East will
not fail to note the advertisement of the
New York and Honolulu Line, and act
according to the advice there given in
order to avoid disappointment.
Mr.. J. A. Magoon, as attorney for GER
tain Chinese, has Instituted suit for
So 900 damages against Police Captain
Larsen, for entering the resort of that
nationality in the Old Custom House,
some time ago, without warrant.
The property containing the house
burned yesterday morning was trans
ferred some time ago by Mr.. Acheong to
Hon. James Campbell, whose return
from abroad has been awaited to have
the old buildings demolished and good
class of cottages erected in their place.
The station list last night had two
Chinese for affray and eight natives, in
Guiding three women, for gambling. In
the latter case a native who had been re-
fused payment of a prize won in Chi
nese lottery, lately raided by the police,
split on the racket" with the result OF
these eight being arrested on warrants
A sting-ray fish was exhibited on the
street yesterday, which was curiosity
to such as had never seen one. 1t IS
diamond shaped with tail resembling
a whiplash, or a long rat tail, four or i've
| feet in length. At the base of the tail,
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