The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-11-30

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LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The Nipsic will not sail for soma
while yet. -'i soiiie
-, The weather though cloudy was plea
SAINT yesterday. '
Regular Sunday services at all tbo
churches tomorrow.
Mr. Paul r. Isenberg advertises 1oO
head OF cattle for sale.
Valuable information for voters is
given in the editorial in this issue.
The usual Band concert will take nlaca
at Emma square this afternoon.
Mr.. Peter High will give a suitable re-
ward for the return OF lost horse.
A typo who desires a good position
can obtain the same on application at
this office.
There will be an English sermon at
the Roman Catholic cathedral at the
O'Clock mass tomorrow.
Lieutenant Sherman of the U. S. S.
Nipsic will probably proceed to the
Coast by the China, on sick leave.
Upholstering of every description will
be done at reasonable rates and in the
best manner, by MIR, d. NJ Crowley.
By another week, names can be men,
toned publicly of those who aspire TO
political preference at the coming cleo
ton.
Mr.. T. G. Thrum states that Santa
Claus will be ready to receive his friendsI
on Monday next at the Up Town BookA
store.
The Hawaiian News Co. advertise ex.
MaripOsa, an excellent stock OF novelties,
art goods, Christmas cards, books and
booklets.
Invitations are out for the wedding
reception of Mr. Joseph Atherton Gil
man and Miss Minnie Brown at Waikiki
an Dec 9TH.
There is a rumOr prevalent that there
will be probable changes in the personnel
OF the consular and diplomatic attaches
Of Uncle Sans service.
1Ir. J, r. Comes, the jeweler, will
occupy store No. 70, Mclnerny block,
next week. Look out for his new adver-
tisement OF holiday goods.
The American Congress meets at
S. ashingtou on Monday next. Hawaiian
G4jis will probably occupy the imme-
.afa attention Ol hat august body.
ae Bulletin gives the police advice
se gratis, for nothing. With three
al lights on the staff of the police, it
ks very much Ike Loves labor lost"
The Dudoit House will change hands
the first of the incoming month, Mr..
tmiitOn Johnson taking charge and
RS. Dudoit moving 10 the Hart" house
Nuuanu street
The members OF the Hawaiian Mission
Children Society are notified that there
! Ejl be a meeting of the organization
this evening at he residence of NJ
| Frank w. Damon. At Z 80 O'Clock.
If would seem as though the Mechan-
les Union wa rfting fast into a
| channel fGil OF rocks and quicksands
The Wire-pullers are apparent, and
there Is every pros pect OF another poll
teal wreck.
Mr.. J. H. Patty advertises as assignee
of the bankrupt estate eff Menzies Dick
son notice to all creditors who have
proved their claims that he will or
December 10Th apply for settlement Of
the accounts.
An error crept into the address made
!; by Gen. j. B. F. Marshall and published
in the ADVERTISER yesterday, referring
to the Kamehamehas. The proper read
ing should be Kamehameha II. who has
no statue at the Government building.
Congratulations are extended to bro
Their scribe who yields the editoria
shears and manipulates the pastepot OF
the Bulletin on the successful passage O
, his 37th birthday. So here's to hi
health and his family's health and may
they all live long and prosper.
} The games of baseball at the Recrea
ton grounds this afternoon between
, clubs of the Junior League and tn
, Honolulu League will prove very inter
esting especially that between the Puma
hou and Iolanis. The later game in tn
afternoon will also be interesting.
f The jack was displayed at the fore o.