The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-11-14

men have left for trip to Kauai.
News from Hilo states that the tern
OF Court will be only few DAYS longer
The regular annual meeting of tn,
Union Feed Go. is called for tomorrow
noon.
DR.. J. S. McGrew entertains this even
ing and Hon. Alex. Young will do like
wise.
Very rough weather was encountered
by the Klnau passengers on the last tril
to port.
The steamer Akamai is now adver
Used to run regularly to certain ports il
Kauai.
AT the sale of lots belonging to H r H
Princess Liluiokalani, the hammer was
dropped on only three sales.
The members of the Altar society o
the Roman Catholic Cathedral are t.
meet at 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
Notice appears of the date on which
the semi-annual meeting of the Trustees
of the Queens Hospital will be held
Mr.. W. j. Brodie, the affable auction
eer of Kohala, Hawaii, offers opportunity
to prospective planters, in this issue.
The weather yesterday was breezy but
pleasant in the afternoon, although il
the morning close and uncomfortable.
The Hilo Record states that Mr.. 6. E
Whitaker has been offered and accepted
the position of deputy sheriff of Hawaii
The Secretary of the Board of Educa
ton, by order, applies for tenders for the
erection OF school house at Haou, Maui
The reported new superintendent fol
Kalaupapa leper settlement, Mr.. T. E
Evans, arrived here yesterday from Maui
Mr.. N. S. Sachs offers opportunities
for securing bargains in towels, table
linen, napkins, ETC., during his clearance
sale.
Z Mr.. D. McCorriston is performing g
contract to repolish the stair ratings anC
re-rubber the stairs at the Government
House.
One of those pleasant entertaining
events, a church sociable, will be giver
this evening at the Central Unior
Church.
A young dog has forsaken his home
and any one who will bring him bacl
again, to an advertiser in this issue, will
be suitably rewarded.
Prof. Berger and his boys will en-
deavor to elucidate that Emusic haiti
power to soothe the savage breast" a
the Insane asylum this afternoon.
The half-hour meeting at the Y. M
@. A. hall will be held at II :05 to-day
Subject, "The CRY of blood" Gen. 4 %
10; Eek. SO IS. All are welcome.
The youngsters and idlers in town viii
have something to crafty their curiosity
master having returned from windWard
The party of tourists who were in thu
limits of the crater during the late heav,
earthquake shocks at the Volcano, re
turned to town again yesterday by thu
kinau.
One of the old landmarks of Honolulu
the old Royal Hotel, situated on tn
corner of Merchant and Nuuanu streets
will be knocked down to-day under tn
hammer.
The residents and property holders OF
Alakea street, between Hotel and King
streets, are ably assisting the Govern
ment in forwarding the proposed widen
ing of that street.
A hot stove is unhandy to carry but
painting of the heated article could be a
easily taken as the oil painting of tn
burning of the old police station which
is now advertised as lost. See adveI
tisement.
The mere probability of His Majest,
holding a reception on the 10th inst.
removed, the official advertisement il
this issue informing the many who wer
in doubt, that reception will take place
ADVERTISER readers are further informed
that morning dress" will be cen regle.
The bark reported off the Heads her
for the last two days has turned out t
be the Matilda, Capt E. Howard, from
Burrand Inlet for Adelaide, South Aus
tralia. The vessel sprung leak whel
three days out and continuous heav
weather has kept the crew at the pumps
She comes here in distress. Capt
Howard is in poor health but expects t.
continue the voyage after necessary re
pairs are made to the vessel.