The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-30

The North American Insurance |
Company of Philadelphia, Pa, has
issued a handsome calendar for the
new year. Mr.. w. r. Castle is the
local agent.
The bark Foohng Suey will sail
from Boston about February 1,
1892, for this port. Brewer & Co.
state that freight orders sent on the
Australia will catch her.
The Northwest Investment Trust |
Company of the State OF Washing
ton offers gilt-edged securities for
investors. Their advertisement ap-
pears in this ISSUE.
VIM. G. Irwin & Co., Id, an
nounce that the steamship Yama
shire Maru will be due here on jan
uary 7, 1892. The vessel is expected
to leave this port about January 10
for Yokohama.
Marceau, the San Francisco
photographer, has sent an order in
care Of j. J. Williams, for life-size
portrait to be awarded at the Homo
lulu Rifle Associations match on
New Years day.
The benefit for the various tug-of-
war teams is off. The Hawaiian
team realizing that they would be
the attraction, wanted one-half OF
the gross receipts. The manage
ment would not comply, "and there
you are"
The Sons of st. George will have
a number of sporting contests at
their picnic on New Years Day. The
affair takes place at Remond Grove,
and promises to be the best of its
kind that has ever taken place on
this island.
Hobroa, Newman & Co., the drug
gists, advertised yesterday for lOO
tins of strawberries for use at their
soda fountain. When they opened
their store in the morning, they had
about three dozen peddlers at their
door, eager to make sale.
A native wedding will take place
to-day at Halawa, Molokai. Joel
Nakaleka, a graduate of Lahaina-
luna Seminary, will be united IN
marriage to Miss Louisa Maioho,
a pupil from the East Maui Semin-
ary. Luau festivities will follow the
ceremony.
Rev. Alex. and Mrs. Macintosh
left by the Mikahala on Tuesday
afternoon, to pay visit to their
daughter, Mrs. FL. f. Glade at he,
kaha. Kauai. The Misses Wing and
Dale. of Punahou College, also left
on the same steamer to enjoy few
weeks at Hon. A. S. Wilcox's place.
Her Majesty the Queen will leave
for Waialua this morning. Her Ma
iesty will be accompanied by Mes
danes G. B. Wilson, @. ii. CLARK
and G. A. Brown, Hon. Jno. Richard
son and Major J. w. Robertson
Chamberlain of the Royal House
hold. The party will be absent one
week.
The following names were regis
t0r0Q d6 Ou0 hdWdl4oh AAOOH
night: Jno. Angus, Glasgow; c. Nc
Lehman, wife and child; E. l.. Sprat
len. Pueblo, Colo; J. B. Luther, Sal
, Francisco; Col. z. S. Spalding ane
T. E. Brooks, Kauai; Graham D
. Fitch, U. S. Army; Mrs. b. Il: Fitch
Portland, Ore; DR.. Jno. Brodle
Honolulu; Mrs. Van Tassel, SAINTS
l Fe, N. M.
. Mr.. Henry Castle, the editor Q
a the ADVERTISER, is confined to III
home on account of an accident tina
took place last Friday. Mr.. Castl
$ is considered an expert bicyele-ridier
$ but he mounted wheel the otne
, dav that had contrary spirit. he
r snit: MIR. Castle has q spraine
r ankle. In the meanwhile the green
II reporter will attempt to furnish tn
r. news.
I! Professors f. A. Hosmer, ). {
/. Wood, Crockett and 2. FL. Dodge,
/, the Oahu College faculty, left by th
'r steamer Claudine on Tuesday ever
Ing, to be the guests OF Rev. an
MIS-. T. L. Gulick, at their countr
u residence at Makawao, Maui. IL
L. 0E Sp&o1oct n