The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-27

udy.
Day.
The old bell-tower is being re-
paired.
Do not forget tie Arion ball next
Monday evening.
Thanksgiving Day was generally,
1t observed yesterday.
Advertise your holiday goods in
the ADVERTISER. 1t pays
The stores on Fort street are put
ting on their holiday attire.
There is a native police captain
that is said to be troubled with heart
failure.
William Easie is still in town and
yet no rain. How do you account
for it?
Someone ought to muzzle that er
ratio real estate Doctor; he is liable
to do some damage.
The Honolulu Tax Appeal Board
will meet Monday, December 80.
IN the Police Court room.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co. have
some Of the handsomest piano lamps
ever imported to this country.
The yacht St. George sailed for
Hllo yesterday. Mr.. Wythes and
his friends will visit the volcano.
Hotel arrivals yesterday : Ii. w.
Glidden, Spokane Falls L. H.
Campton and wife, Portland, Or.
The Iwilei and Aliiolani clubs will
play game OF base ball to morrow
afternoon Game will be called at
3P NJ.
The Mechanics and Working
mems Political Proctive Union will
hold public meeting this evening
at Robinson Hall.
The members of Engine Company
No. are requested to meet at their
hall this evening at 1880 o'clock, to
receive certificates.
Deputy Attorney General Charles
Creighton and Deputy Marshal
Mehrten will represent the Crown at
the December term of the Supreme
Court at Lahaina.
The Hawaiian News Co. have the
best assortment of holiday cards
they have ever had. Now is the time
to make your selection, before the
assortment is broken.
The Worlds Fair Commissioners
will hold meeting to-day in refer
ence to Hawaii's exhibit. The meet
ing will take place at the Chamber
of Commerce room at 2 p NJ.
When the Police Court opened
yesterday morning, Deputy Marshal
Mehrten informed Judge Hopkins
that there was a clean calendar and
Immediately presented him with a
pair of white gloves.
The Nuuanu street side of the
Robinson Building has been i'm
proved by concrete sidewalk laid
by e. B. Thomas. Now, if the
owners would fix the King street
side, it would enhance the looks of
the building.
The auction sale of the wooden
buildings on the estate of the late A.
Bolster will be conducted at noon
to-day on the premises, corner of
Merchant and Richard streets, by
Jas. f. Morgan. There are several
buildings in excellent order, and it
will pay the purchaser to remove
| them.
The Oahu Railway and Land Co.
| have made special excursion rates
for tomorrow. First class fare to
Pearl City and return will be 80
cents the second class will be 25
cents. 70 Eva Plantation and re-
turn the first class fare has been
placed at Is cents second class, 80
cents. There is expected to be heavy
travel tomorrow on their line, and
the very reasonable rates ought to
be appreciated by everybody.
Tonight at 7 80 o'clock the mem
bers and congregation of Kawaiahao
Church will give an informal recep-
ton to their returned pastor Rev. Il.
II. Parker, who has been absent in
the United States and Europe for
several months. For this reception
the ample rooms at Kawaiahao Sem
inary will be thrown open. Mr.. Par
ker's foreign friends are cordially
invited to come by the Kawaiahao
| Church. Prof. Berger with his band
will be on the grounds discourslng
sweet music.