The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-07-08

A blacksmith is wanted.
A coach dog has been lost.
A small house and lot are wanted.
The ice cream soda at the Elite is
splendid.
An advertisement calls for a
teacher of dancing.
Chief Justice Judd will sit at
Chambers this week.
Examinations at st. Louis College
to day commencing at $50 A. II.
The Band gave capital concert
at Emma square last evening.
"Our Strategists" tonight at the
Opera House by an excellent com
pany.
Godfrey's List of Voters for
Mobiles is now ready. Be sure that
you get copy.
Mr. Zoo Aim, Assistant CONNER
clal Agent, has moved his residence
to Liliha street.
The Australia took to San Fran
cisco from toe Postoffice $500 letters
and 1854 packages of papers.
The California Fruit Markets re-
frigerator arrived on the Alameda
full of good things. Read their
special business item.
Mr.. j. n Wright expects thirty
five broken and unbroken mules on
the Forest Queen due the end of the
week. They are for sale.
A notice to the members of the
Honolulu Fire Department to attend
the funeral of the late Duncan Nc
Gregor will be found elsewhere.
In our by Authority" column
appears the receipts and expendi-
lures of the Hawaiian Treasury for
the quarter ending June Both, 1890.
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Z. S. squadron battalion will be re-
viewed on Palace square by His
Majesty the King and Rear Admiral
Brown About four hundred men
will be in line
Glass room exercises in all the
rooms of the Fort Street school will
take place on Wednesday the 9th
inst. from 10 to IL A. NJ All parents
of children In attendance, and the
general public are cordially invited
to be present on that occasion.
This evening the excellent Tivoli
Gaiety Co. makes it first appearance
before Honolulu audience, at the
Hawaiian Opera house. The Royal
Hawaiian band plays the opening
overture. On this occasion Our
Strategists" will be presented. The
box plan is now open at l.. j: Levey's
Office. Don't fail to attend
At the sale of fancy articles at
Queen Emma hall Friday afternoon,
Miss Stevens will take charge Of the
candy table, Miss N Stevens the
bag table, Miss Kate Grey, flower
table; Mrs. Haalelea and Mrs. SAM
Parker the fancy table The sale
will be from to 6 O'Clock P NJ The
Band will be in attendance
A copy of "The Wave" printed on
board the U. S. Flagship Charleston,
has been received. John l.. Bennett |
is the editor and Ralph n Folks, |
publisher. 1t gives full account of |
the celebration of the Glorious
Fourth, and has kindly notice on
the departure of Chaplain Hudson.
1t is well gotten up In every respect.
The Chinese Restriction Bill has
had marked influence on the num-
Der of Chinese arriving in the Col
onies, as they were only IT'S during
last year, and of those nine-tenths
had previously resided in the Col
onies, and had gone to China on a
visit. In the first quarter of the
present year the arrivals have been
!. only 81, while 1O4 departures are re-
4 corded
: Mr.. Duncan McGregor. we'll
known resident, died yesterday of
: : Inflammation of the lungs, after a
e weeks illness, at his residence, Nuu-
anu street. He was native of Scot
land, had been in the islands four
: years, and was latterly employed as
s a blacksmith at the Union Iron
!, Works. Deceased was member of
Engine Co. No. l. and the depart
ment and Hawaiian band will attend
his funeral which takes place this
afternoon at o'clock
Police Court.
MONDAY, July Z.
y Seven DRINKS had to pay the usual
fine.
:. Tom Keefe was fined 50 for VIC
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