The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-11-26

d.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
See contents of Plantars' Monthly in
this issue.
The Supreme Court will sit in Banco
on December 18th.
The steamer Kinau will sail TODAY fo,
wlndward ports at 2 p. m.
messrs. Levers & Cooke are to supply
lou cedar poles to be used for conducts
Tor electric wire.
The Hawaiian Band gave an excellent
concert at Emma square last evening to
a pretty large audience
The public will have the privilege of
visiting the Camera Club exhibition on
any afternoon of this week.
Prof. W. ID. Alexander is making pro-
gress with his compilation for the ellis
tory OF the Hawaiian islands,
The Bulletin was very Independent in
Its last issue, not line of editorial or
manufactured communication.
The vigilance of the police was duly
established last night by two of the usual
opium raids in the outer districts.
of NJ
vember 10th, for 96 test, Cuban basis,
was 55s not AZ as enormously printed
yesterday.
There is nothing more suggestive of
the approach of Thanksgiving than the
display made in the advertisement of
the California Fruit Market.
Lieutenant E. H. F. Wolters of the
Honolulu Rifles has just returned from
the Volcano and reports a most elegant
display of volcanic pyrotechnics.
The merry-go-round is now seemingly
permanently situated on the lot near the
corner of Hotel and Nuuanu streets
Saturday night is the business night.
-.
connection with survey work has re-
turned from the Coast and will be again
employed by the Survey department.
There was prospect of party being
given on board the Mohican on Wednes-
day next, but the project seems to have
been nipped in its infantile incipiency.
The Tramways Co. seem to pursue the
even tenor of their way although the
daily travel in town and Saturday travel
Walk Ei- ward seems to have fallen off.
The Ray Brothers, professional actors,
propose to leave to-day for trip to wind
ward. They intend to visit, Kohala and
haina on Maui.
The Oahu Railway Co. propose to run
a regular series of trains on Sundays
from this time forth. The travelling
public demand it and it therefore be-
comes a work of necessity.
How dear to the heart of each true
American is the presentation of mince
pie, hot from the oven, and just about
this season of the year. Hart q Co. offer
pies and things in their advertisement.
The palace properties are receiving a
much desired renovating, the sentry
boxes and gates receiving the first
touches. 1t would not be bad idea to
either whitewash or paint the pavilion.
Mr. E. A. Phillips, special cores
pondent of the S. F. Post and S. F.
Examiner, left by the brigantine w. G.
Irwin. Mr.. Phillips has been ''chiel
among We taking notes an faith he'll
print it.
Don't forget that old wooden buildings
are cheap nowadays. But coral blocks
are scarce. Both, however, can be had
at II o'clock noon to-day, at your own
| price or that of the next best man. Jas.
F. Morgan is the auctioneer.
The City Argus is live weekly news
paper published in San Francisco and
of which the Hawaiian News Co. are the
local agents. The editorials are sharp,
the locals spicy and the news general
and interesting.
The Metropolitan Meat Market Co.
exhibit nightly the efficacy of the cleo:
trio light. The Objectionable heat and
smell, from the oil lamps previously
used, is entirely done away with and
now desired GOODNESS and cleanliness is
apparent.
The Post Office employees were kept
busy both Oh Saturday and Sunday last
by the arrival of the Mariposa from San
Francisco and departure of the same
vessel for the Colonies and the brigan-
tine w. g. Irwin for San Francisco.
Mr.. Charles Norton, son of the Port
Warden of San Francisco has been stay
ing in this city for some weeks for the
benefit of his health. He is thoroughly
appreciative in regard to the beneficial
effects of this climate and will no doubt
be useful advocate in San Francisco.
The six-foot board fence around the
race track in the park was as ugly as the
| wall around the Palace grounds, but like
the latter it had to come down, and last