The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-24


Wichman Watch Club drawing cal
be found in another column.
Work on Mr.. j. L. Waterhouse's
fencing and one Of his houses al
Pearl City is progressing nicely.
The O. r. & L. Go. are building an
$50 #. wharf at the Peninsula, for
the accommodation of lovers of boat
ing.
The ADVERTISER thanks Mr.. and
Mrs. Wicke for their remembran ce
in the shape Of piece of their wed
ding cake.
Mr.. A. G. Fisher wishes the AD-
vERTIsER to state that he has not
settled about going on the Morning
Star as yet.
Judge Bickerton approved the
accounts Of JAS. f. Morgan yester-
day, as executor Of the estate of
John McColgan.
Hart & Co. have everything re-
quisite in the confectionery line for
Thanksgiving. Their ice cream and
mince pies are made as specialties.
The S. S. Zambesi will sail for
Portland, Ore, Wednesday evening.
Theo. III. Davies & Go. are the agents.
She will take freight and passengers.
Mr.. G. Fl. Sidmore, United States
Vice Consul at Yokohama, was pas
senger in the Zambesi, en- route to
Fiji in the interests of his govern
ment.
The Government flags were at half
mast yesterday out Of respect to the
late John p. Parker, uncle of the
Hon. Sam'l Parker, Minister of For
eign affairs.
The Hawaiian Gazette Printing
Co. has printed the Thanksgiving
Menus for the Hawaiian Hotel.
They are splendid specimens of
printers art.
The Honolulu Athletic Association
will have an international tug of war
at the old Armory. It will COM
mence on December 81, and last for
three nights.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Waimanalo Sugar Co.
will be held on Wednesday morning
at 10 o'clock, in Mr.. A. j. Cart
wright's Office.
The Pacific wheelmeen meet this
evening at, o'clock, at Y. NJ. @. A.
Hall, to try to arrange some races
for next Saturday. All members are
requested to be present.
The California Fruit Market has
an excellent line of Thanksgiving
turkeys and poultry. They will
open up some boxes Of grapes and
pears on Thursday noon.
In the report of the political meet
ing Saturday night, the reporter
should have said, "the son of Peter
the Great" (not Peter the Great
himself) twas reckless youth"
A number of Japanese will hold a
wrestling tournament tomorrow
evening on Smith street. There will
be twenty contestants, and lively
evenings entertainment may be ex-
pected.
The Volcano House Co., in this
issue. give number of reasons why
YOU should visit the famous crater.
They wish the public to call on their
agent, Mr.. James B. Castle, at any
time, for information.
The Hawaiian Band, under the
leadership of Prof. Berger, will SER
enade the Punahou schoolboys next
Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
on the veranda of the main porch.
All friends of the school are invited.
Services will be held this after
noon over the remains Of the late
John p. Parker, at the residence OF
Hon. Sam'l Parker, Minister OF For
eign Affairs. The body will be IN
tered at Waimea, Hawaii, next
week.
Hebron, Newman & Co. invite
ladies who are waiting for street
cars on the corner of Fort and King
streets. to enter their drug store
where they will find chairs for their
benefit. Everybody will appreciate
this accommodation.
MIR. j. f. Ashworth, the King
street barber, has had his place
decorated in frst-class style by Mr..
Myers, the painter. Electric light
and electric fans are novelties that
have been recently added for the
comfort of his customers.
The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE 10 pages1
Is ont for this week. This valuable
naner has the distinction OF being
the best weekly paper published IN
This kingdom. 1t covers all the
news of the week and should be
sent to your friends abroad.
The Temperance League met IN
the Y. nj. CA. hall last evening, Mr.:
G. B. Ripley in the chair: Part OF
the constitution and bylaws were
adopted; the remaining portion Will