The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-12-23
LOCAL AND GENERAL,

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The Kinau is due tomorrow.
Band concert this eve at Emma
square,
clustering weather yesterday evening
and night.
Now cometh a short season of peace
and goodwill.
A mail was forwarded by the S. G.
Wilder to the Coast.
The Zealandia sailed at 9 D. m. on
Saturday for the South.
Prof. Berger intends to have surprise
party at Emma square on Christmas.
The concert by the Band at Emma
square Saturday afternoon was very well
attended.
The Postofice employees should be re-
membered, by the mercantile commun-
ity, at Christmas.
The SL.reme Court sits in banco this
morning. A list of cases appeared in
ADVERTISER of the18th inst.
The members of the Arion society in
tend to give an entertainment and hop
at their hall on Militant street on the
26th inst.
Invitations are already out for a re-
ception to be rendered by members of
the Hawaiian Social club, to their friends
on Christmas eve.
G. arrived in town yesterday from a
two days shoot with $50 plovers and one
kid. The kid was not shot but was
caught by the huntsman's dog.
Mrs. Osborne, who is we'll and favor
ably known among the purchasing pub
lie, will offer an extensive and elegant
assortment OF fancy goods at the Airing
ton parlors to-day.
The steamer Likelike had not arrived
in port here up to an early hour this
morning. She is believed to be delayed
at windward ports by rough weather at
some of the landings.
To-day's the day, 7 80 p NJ the hour,
when every voter in Ward l should show
| his will, to assist in maintaining good
government, by interesting himself suf-
| ficiently to be present at the meeting
advertised.
The Zealandia is now one of the float
ing palaces of the Pacific, extensive addi-
tions, including electric lighting appar-
atus, having been made to the interior
! comforts during her last stay in San
| Francisco.
Major Morgan footed his horn, in a
seemingly very effective manner at the
| Christmas sale held at his auction room
on Saturday evening last. To-day al
noon he will offer more solid material in
the shape of real estate.
Captain Cutler, of the bark Klikitat
writes that owing to an accident in the
mill at Port Gamble, he would be unable
to complete his cargo of lumber so as tc
leave for Honolulu before the 9TH to 10th
of December. He will not be due here
before the 31st inst.
The First ward includes all that por
ton of the judicial and taxation distric
living southeast of a line drawn from the
fagpole at the old battery on Punchbow
to junction of Kinau and Alapai streets
along the center of Eiapai street to Kini
street center of King to South street
center of South street to the sea.
A valuable horse belonging to Mr.. G
E. Williams was run into by the drive
of an express wagon at about 6 o'clocl
, on Saturday evening last. One of tn
5 shafts of the express pierced the LEI
breast of Mr.. Williams horse and it i
expected that the animal will die from
the injury.
Prof. Fred Horn, the artistic manipu
lator of the ingredients which form tn
J chief attraction of his business, viz: cor
b fectionery, has made extensive prepare
tons to do proper honor to the holida
season, and in order that his exceller
stock may be seen to advantage he ha
t introduced the electric light into h
r store.
His Lordship the Bishop of Honolulu
performed the ceremony of ordlnatio
into the priesthood of the Episcop'
faith on the Rev. II. H. Gowen at 5
n Andrews cathedral on Sunday last tn
22d inst. The ceremonies were very in
= pressive, aided by excellent voicing
the choral service by select choir. Re-
n w. H. II. Barnes preached the sermo
on the occasion. Quite number
i. Dersons, aside from regular members
fIo