The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-10-12

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LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Inc Australia is due to morrow.
o 3 ms OF st. George meet to,nigh
at 1880, at K. of P. Hall.
"A competent book-keeper and &C
oountant desires position.
Mr.. Il. j. Levey advertises ION
cnolce building lots for sale.
Elder Haws baptized five native.
at WAIKIKI on Sunday morning.
The celebrated stations Joe Dan
lels and King William are for sale
"A three-roomed cottage is to 10,
with furniture for sale. Apply al
Scottish Thistle Club special meet
ing this evening at the usual time
and place.
Mr.. o. G. Swain of the Post Office
leaves by the Australia for a six
weeks vacation.
A nice furnished room Ia Iat
with or without board, on Nuuanu
avenue. See advt.
A. r. Rowat, V. S., who has charge
81 the live stock at the Woodlawn
Dairy, publishes a card in this ,ssue
Yesterday, October II, is yener-
ally given as the date of the dis
1892. - '''' -
There will be ID band concert every
night this week except Saturday
when the band plays in the after
noon.
An exhilarated man-of-war's man
was captured last night by a police
man as he was trying to run off with
a buggy.
DR.. Hammond tonight at Emma
Hall. Subject: 1.-The Bible, and
what we should do with it." Bring
your Bibles.
A break down in the new electric
light works put the lights out last
night, but the current was running
again in an hour.
An enjoyable time is in store for
those who attend the social given by
Mrs. D. Gray's dancing class at
Arion Hall this evening.
The annual meeting of stock
holders OF the Waikiki Sugar Co.
will be held at the Office of G. Brewer
q Co., at 10 A. M. this day.
The. Hawaiian Hardware Company
announces the arrival of new goods
by the Dimond. An inspection of
their stock may be worth money to
you.
The playing of Mr. Berger's or
chestra shows great advance on it's
work Of two years ago, and is really
excellent. The boys are improving
steadily under constant training.
Yesterday was a Jewish religious
acknowledgements Day. Jewish
services, for the first time, it is said,
IN this city, were held at the resi-
dence of a prominent Jewish mer-
chant.
Public moonlight concerts this
week will be as follows: To night,
Emma Square; Tuesday, Hawaiian
Hotel; Wednesday, Thomas Squares;
Thursday, Makee Island, Waikiki;
and Friday at Thomas Square.
Mr.. E. Hammer, the popular clerk
with Messrs. Benson, Smith & Co,
of this city, was quietly married on
the 10th inst. to Miss Eva Hart, sis
ter of Mrs. L. j. Levey, at the latter's
residence. Congratulations doc"
The great Silbon family (acro-
bats), assisted by the Dale Bros,
grotesque clowns, will appear at the
Opera House tomorrow evening,
under the management Of L. J.
Levey. Tickets for reserved seats
are now on sale at Mr.. Levey's office.
The mate Of the schooner Lavinia
was injured by a giant-powder cart
ridge explosion at Laie, this island,
last, Friday, while fishing. He was
placed on the schooner for Honolulu,
there being no doctor there, but he
died and the schooner put back. He
was buried at Laie.
The Hawaiian Abstract q Title Co.
have completed an abstract of title
of the Peninsula property of the
Oahu Railway & Land Co. The alb
stract will be open for inspection to
purchasers at the coming
sale, at the office Of the 0. r. & L.
Co., free of charge.
The three songs contained in the |
band concert for tonight are new,
i.e., they have never been sung by |
the band before. In reality, they
are old-folk songs which the enter
nrisinp Mr.. Berger has discovered |