The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-08-31

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i with much success in Australia
4 according to Colonial papers.
According to a "By Authority" the
funeral of the late Prince Consort
will take place on Sunday, Sept. 6.
D Jas. f. Morgan publishes an an
nouncement of an auction sale of
jewelry to take place at 10 A. NJ. to-
day.
The regular monthly meeting of
, the Women's Board of Missions will
; lie held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
} o'clock.
) The 0. 5. S. Zealandia is due here
! tomorrow at noon, with four days.
later news than that brought by the
Alameda.
The treasurer of the Volcano
House Company calls for the fourth
assessment on the capital stock of
that company.
The Minister of Finance an
nounces that tenders for govern
!, ment bonds will be received up to
September 18th.
. Prof. f. A. Hosmer announces
Monday, September 9TH, as opening
day of Punahou Preparatory School
and Oahu College.
The Royal Hawaiian Band will
play at the Palace daily from 4 to 6
O'Clock, until the funeral of Ii. r. III.
: the Prince Consort, Sunday next
Mr.. Albert w. Crockett, a graduate
of Amherst and of Phillips Andover
Academy, has been engaged to teach
at Oahu College the coming year.
! Ben Hogan spoke for over an
hour to the inmates Of Oahu
: prison Sunday morning. He also
spoke again at the Central Union
church in the evening.
The Likelike must have appeared
e natural to the large number of pas
}. sengers, Sunday, on her old rovte
from Maui, the Claudine having
taken the Kinau's route.
The bark Albert, which arrived
Sunday afternoon, has on board
= twelve horses. The barkentine S. n
- Castle, to leave few days later, is
- also to have twenty-five head.
Re A coffee grinder was one of the
J. attractions in a window of Lewis &
a, Co.'s store Saturday evening. Il
d was run by electricity. The new
rs electric light company has put il
8 many light the past few days.
a "Barefooted Bill" in all his undis
t, turbed glory, is to be seen at thu
Ia International hall this evening
Whether his plan Of action is to b.
=. given and photograph cast upol
so canvas is to be found out by attend
u ing the entertainment.
es Mr.. Walter r. Salter, the watch
y , maker, died on Saturday at tn
r early age of 26 years. He was
a native of London, England. Th
rs funeral took place Sunday after
70 noon, the Rev. Alex. Mackintosl
nd officiating at the service.
At the missionary concert at Ger
=. trail Union Church next Wednesda
ar evening, paper will be read by MI
it. W.O. Smith on "The precious en-
80 vironment of our Portuguese imm
grants" another by Prof. A. B. Lyon
on THE state of religion in Brazil.
y, ~ Steward Lucas and Manager MI
Tighe, of the Hawaiian Hotel, ha
av their hands full directing to til
he wants of the many guests who breal
he tasted at that popular hosiery Sa
urday morning. Over one hundre
Is guests sat down to the tables, tn
DIS, "divine" Sarah being one OF them.
off Chaplain Frank Thompson, of tt
de- Charleston, baptised the little daugl
ing ter of DR.. and Mrs. G. B. Woods
sed st. Andrews Cathedral, on Sunda
Ar the Both inst. Quite number OF tt
friends of the family were presen
ige, During the entire ceremony OF aoo'
l1ogi twenty minutes Mr.. Wray Taylt
ike. played the organ.
ties -----
At the Sunday morning service
a aPt; the second congregation Of st. A
own drew's Cathedral, the Rev. Ale
'ing Macintosh made very touchll
way Illusion to the death of 81. Il. IL. t.
QUO Prince Consort A very good co
lied gregation was present. Mr.. Mac
wed intosh also referred to the death
'cel- Major Wroughton.