The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-01-21

Stmr Likelike, Davies, for Kahului and
aYpOrtS, D y III.
Schr Millie Morris for Koolau.
Schr kawailani for Koolau.
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SHIPPING NOTES.
The &. n. Wilcox and the Klikitat will
nish unloading cargo about Friday.
The Fred f. Sanders is still dscharging
cal at the Pacific Mail Steamship wharf.
The w. H. Dimond has been moved
.om Brewers wharf to the Oceanic wharf.
The barkentine S. N Castle is taking in
ugar at Wilder's Steamship wharf, and
I'LL leave for San Francisco to-day.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Mr.. Justice Dole sits at Chambers this
week.
In our BY Authority column appears
boundaries notice.
The Chief Justice will preside at the
balance OF the January term.
The mail steamer from San Francisco
II January, 1889 was three days late.
MIR. K. G.. Barnfeld, the artist, has
notice elsewhere respecting his art
,lasses.
A small, square, red coral brooch has
D zen lost. A reward is offered for its
return.
Messrs. Hustace & Robertson have an
important notice to shipperS IN another
column.
Some changes have been made in the
notices OF Registration of voters. Read
hem carefully.
The Band gave a concert at Emma
square last evening, good audience
being in attendance.
The barkentine S. n. Castle sails for
San Francisco this afternoon at l o'clock,
and may carry mail.
The brieantine w. G.. Irwin took from
the Postoffice on Sunday, 240 letters
and few packages OF papers.
A fair will be held January 30th at the
Arion hall for the benefit OF the Cath
olic Ladies' Benevolent Society.
The Acting japanese Consul, Viscount
T. Tori, visited ii. B. M. S. Champion
yesterday, the usual salute being fired.
Several Chinese were arrested for let
ting off fireworks in the streets, but the
Police Justice let them 60 with repri-
mand.
The story comes from Kipahulu, Maui,
OF Japanese supposed to be dead but
coming to life again as the coffin was
about to be lowered into the grave.
Mrs. Edward Preston desires us te
tender her sincere thanks to all friends
for their kind assistance and loving
sympathy for her in the loss OF her be
loved husband.
This evening the first exhibition o
fireworks will be gwen on the Esplanade
foot of Alakea street. Preparations hav'
been made for the event, and it promise
to be the finest display ever given II
Honolulu. Tickets OF admission can b
obtained ut l.. J. Levey's office.
At a meeting of the line officers Of tn
Honolulu Rifles battalion held at tn
Armory last evening, Col. V. V. Ashton
presiding, the following staff officers wer
elected: Major, IL. F. Hebbard, re
elected; Adjutant, Edward Langley, RI
elected; Quartermaster, Gardner X
Wilder; Ordnance office, n. GartenberG
Surgeon, John Brodie, NJ. d..
The registration of voters at the firs
precinct OF the fifth district January 1St
was, native Hawaiians Sc, Portuguese
American |, English 4, German 1, a
others 4. Total AZ. At the first pr,
cinct, fourth district, Hawaiians IA
English 9, American 9, German !, Po
tuguese / all others 2. Total 10Y.
these 81 qualified to vote for Mobiles.
Chinatown presented gay scene We
tcrday, its residents celebrating the Ne
Year. The Chinese United Society he
a reception at their house from 10 A.
toIP. NJ. The members We're attired
gorgeous costumes. Among those vi
called were His Majesty's Minister
members OF the Diplomatic and Consul
corp, and large number OF private CT
zcns. The Hawaiian Band was in 9
tendance.
There are about % japanese who a
members of a Y. NJ. G.. a. They ha
a monthly social meeting in Que
Emma hall. The meeting last Saturd
evening was u very pleasant one, WI
singing, addresses in Japanese and +
glish, and refreshments Of cake and Il
cream. Rev. A. N Fisher made
address and Miss Carrie Castle delight
them with her skillful piano playir
The hall was prettily trimmed, with t
unique tasteiuIness characteristic OF {
Japanese.
Real Estate sale.
At noon Yesterday Mr.. J. +. Morg
held an important sale OF valuable r
estate at his salosrooms. II compris
all the land oil the Ahupuaa Of Waicl
Maui, belonging to the estate OF w.
Lunalio. The result was AZ follo'
Lot Ill lG.l00 acres Of land, sold
81 800 10 Waichu plantation; Lot 3
SGIOj acres. for II 800 to t.. -. Tenn
Lot 3-S79 66-l0O acres, Tor $40, 900 To-
d. Tenncy; Lot i-l3J l4-i0O acres,
81, $50 To- f.. VOTERS. Total amour
sale, $23 ,25O.
Police Court.