The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-07
BORN.
DIED.

ABLES-In this city December 9Th, Lor-
emo, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.
Ables.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Vote for Asch!
Vote for More!
Vote early and often to night!
The Australia sails tomorrow.
The yacht st. George is with us
again.
Send the children to Sachs store
for cracker.
The Albatross returned to this
port yesterday.
The Australia will have light |
passenger list.
The Band will play at the fire
m0uS Sl0CUlOQ UQ1S evening.
The harbor presents a pretty sight
with all the naval vessels.
The Bell Tower and vicinity will
see lively time this evening.
The International Liberal party
did not have meeting last Satur-
day evening.
The Albatross is expected to leave
on Thursday to make second sur
vey to the Coast.
Mrs. Pray has resumed the prac
tice of massage. Her residence is at
No. $50 Fort street.
The Pioneer Building and Loan
Association will hold it's regular
monthly meeting this evening.
Ladies in search Of holiday goods
would do we'll to examine the stock
of novelties at n. S. Sachs.
The sailors from the different war
vessels made things lively on Nuu-
anu street Saturday evening.
The Pacific Hardware Co. has an
extensive display of holiday goods
on the second floor of their new
store.
| Her Majesty the Queen, attended
by Mrs Wilson, was present at the
morning service at Kaumakapili
Church on Sunday.
The police have not made any
arrests for gambling Of late. Do
they want the public to believe that
gaming has stopped?
Gonsalves & Co. have on sale at
their store. Queen street, a large and
elegant variety of Japanese goods,
t curios, ETC., suitable for the holidays.
Egan & Gum have a number of
novelties suitable for holiday trade.
They call special attention to some
eight-button gloves that are real
: bargains.
The handsome souvenir ''Vistas OF
i Hawaii" can be seen at the new store
t of the Pacific Hardware Co. where
orders may be left. 1t is we'll worth
inspecting.
Mrs. A. F. Judd, wife Of Chie1
Justice Judd, leaves on the Aus
tralia tomorrow to join her daughtel
in New York. It is expected tina
she will be absent but short time
}. Last Friday, lady's gold watcl
l. was lost. It had photograph OF
the dial, and was marked with Mrs
S. A. Carriers name. The Under VII
please return it to Chas. l.. Carte
and receive reward.
The rivalry between the fire com
- panies asserts itself on any occasion
The alarm yesterday afternoo
brought No. l and No. 2 engine
IS promptly on the spot, the latter
81 little ahead Of its rival.
~ The ladies of the Second Congr'
% cation of St. Andrews Cathedral ar
II requested to meet this afternoon a
20 3 o'clock at the Sunday School room
% % to arrange for a Christmas tree &c
Is the Sunday School children.
II -
~ 10 Larry Dee leaves for the Coast t
81 morrow on business trip. He g;
"a poets to have surprise on his
% % turn in the way of new schem
% % During his absence Mr.. JAS. !
10 HINT will look after his affairs.
"a -
10 We have received a copy OF lie
= nent's Nautical Register and Marll
Digest for 1892, published by Tho b,
Tennent, No. California street, 81
- Francisco. This is a handy manu-
oft, of about one hundred and fifty pag
and invaluable to every shlpmas'
Dec cruising in the Pacific.
ife, -
D Shortly after O'Clock last event
M IL an alarm was rung in for fire, ST
" nosed to be near Kaumakapili chur'
c. # turned out to be false alar
lhl- The engines Nos. and z we're
'ife' the spot in marvelously short ORD
nec and they had race home as well
SER Ser ont. At least a thousand PEG
SEN turned out to see the fun.