The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-08-07

The New Model Lunch Rooms ar.
again opened for the hungry.
Mr.. M. Goldberg's store has q new
appearance, the result of new coat
of paint.
Stockholders of Eva Plantation
Co. are notified of a special meeting
| for to morrow.
The Pacific Hardware Co. is out
with an announcement of a lot oil
new goods just received.
His Excellency J. Mott Smith
Minister of Finance, has taken triu
to Hawaii per steamer Iwalani.
Court Diary, Friday, Aug. Tn
re estate of Elizabeth Jordan. Ad-
ministration: j. F. Hackfeld & Co.
VS.. M. Viera, Jr.
James f. Morgan will offer a lot
of frewood and empty casks for sale
to-day, at IL o'clock noon, at the 0.
s. S. Co.'S. dock.
The sidewalk in front of the new
Brewer Block and N. S. Sachs store
is about completed, making a solid
walk of large stones cemented.
Fine large stones have been put
along Aiakea, between Hotel and
Beretania streets, for an outside row
of new pavement to be put down
soon.
Workmen are building a stone
wall makai of the Myrtle boathouse,
for the purpose of depositing mud
from the harbor when the work of
deepening it commences.
The Arion Club had meeting
Thursday evening, in their hall.
After some time spent in singing, a
supper was spread, about fifteen
members sitting down to enjoy the
good things.
The late Kings regatta boat was
sold on Thursday to Mr.. Morris for
$3.50. Mr.. James f. Morgan dis
posed of nearly the whole of the
wines of the Kings stock to Mac
farlane & Co.
His Lordship the Bishop of Homo
lulu and Mrs. Willis, and also Rev.
j. Mortimer Silver, leave to-day, by
the steamer Kinau, for Kohala, Ha-
waii. The latter has just returned
from short visit to the antipodes.
The Heeia Agricultural Company
has elected for the ensuing year the
following named officers: A. Asch-
helm, president; J. P. Mendonca,
vice-president; q. Bolte, treasurer;
A. Gartenburg, secretary and aud
itor.
Her Majesty the Queen Dowager
was taken i'll Tuesday by stroke of
paralysis. While paralysis is a Sc
rious affection, yet no alarming re-
suit has made itself seen in Her
Maiesty's case. DR.. g. Trousseau is
attending her.
The Pacific Hardware Company
has attached a charcoal filter to a
water pipe back of their store. There
is no waiting for the water to drop
through, but it runs as wanted. A
contrast of water "before and after
using" is quite marked, showing the
invention has considerable merit.
The members of the Steinitz Chess
Club met at their rooms on Alakea
street, Thursday evening. After
some deliberation they came to the
conclusion to dissolve the club. A
committee was appointed to make a
disposal of the property. The reason
for the dissolving of the club was
that there were not sufficient mem
bers to keep it going, and it was
thought best to dissolve before get
ting behind in the finances.
The narrative of a wedding in
English high life, which appears on
the first page, was written by q
Honolulu lady now travelling in
Europe, to a friend in this city. and
is so minute in all its details that il
cannot fail to interest readers, par.
ticularly the ladies. One thing espe
cially will be noticed-the plainness
aud simplicity with which guests al
English weddings dress-quite the
reverse of what is becoming the
custom in Honolulu.
Grand clearance Sale.
n. S. Sachs, of the popular millln
cry house, announces grand nam
moth clearance sale, to begin Mon
day, August 10. In order to make
room for fall stock this sale will b'
made. It will last only two weeks
so buyers will profit in two ways
by calling early, one by having al
immense assortment to choose iron
and by getting what they want be