The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-30

The wooden buildings on the Boil
ster estate were sold at auction last
Friday by Jas. T. Morgan; 1856 was
realized.
L. j. Levey will sell at auction to-
morrow at 10 A. NJ, on the premises
164 Nuuanu street, the furniture and
utensils of ten rooms.
JAS. F. Morgan will hold two sales
of real estate at his rooms to-day at
noon, by order of f. A. Schaefer and
w. Il. Castle, mortgages.
A regular meeting of Lodge le
Progress No. l24 de L'Oceanie, A. F.
Il A. NJ, will be held this evening at
1880 o'clock to elect officers.
The Arion social will take place
this evening at their hall. Tickets
are fifty cents, including refresh
ments. Dancing will commence at
s o'clock.
Miss Lille Love, who has been
absent some months visiting rela-
tions in California and Oregon, will
return home on the Australia to-
morrow.
Tue remains of the late James
Welsh were inferred at the Nuuanu
cemetery last Friday afternoon. A
large number of friends attended
the funeral.
During the service at Fort street
Church yesterday morning Prof.
Yarndley, the leader Of the choir,
played a violin obligato in a mas
terly manner.
Now is the time to subscribe for
the ADVERTISER. It publishes twice
as much original matter as any
other daily paper published in the
kingdom. Fifty cents a month de-
livered by carriers.
There was a mass meeting at
Palace Square Saturday evening
which was quite largely attended,
speeches being made by Capt. Ross,
d. Huntsman, r. w. Wilcox and
others.
The Tax Appeal Board for the
Honolulu district will hold session
in the Police Court room to-day at 2
o'clock. All parties who have ap-
peals to make are requested to be
present.
Hebron, Newman & Co., the drug
gists, have a little advice in this
issue regarding the purchase of
Christmas gifts. They have special
line of perfumes and sachet powders
and a number of novelties that will
please both sexes.
No. 4 Engine Co. held open house
Saturday. Everybody present had a
very enjoyable time listening to
speeches and music. The health
and success of their candidates
Messrs. Asch, Hunt and Kalawaia
was the title of their toasts.
The Bulletin went all astray in it's
report of the Thanksgiving services
at st. Andrews Cathedral. One
choir only participated in the ser
vice. There was no duet as de-
scribed, and the solo ascribed to
Mrs. Stevens was sung In reality by
Miss Kulumanu Ward.
The Chamber of Commerce will
not move from the Campbell Block.
The owners have decided to remove
the partitions between two rooms on
the Eva side of the building. This
will give the Chamber of Commerce
a hall 40 feet long and ~ feet wide.
The new quarters will be ready some
time in January.
The November number Of the
Paradise of the Pacific" is out.
The present issue is better than its
nsuaI good standard, and is we'll
worth perusal. Frank Godfrey, the
editor. has a knack of writing and
putting together great deal OF IN
teresting matter pertaining to Ha.
waii. This journal, no doubt, is OF
incalculaDis benefit to these Islands.
The Hawaiian Hardware Go. has
unpacked a number of cases that
arrived on the bark S. N. Castle and
have arranged the articles on their
shelves as artistically as the limited
snace of the show rooms will admit.
The sight on entering their store is
q esdazzler" and we prophecy that it
will be q rare case indeed where a
Derson who sees the many handsome
articles shown will resist the tempta-
ton to buy.
Last Saturday luau was given at
the residence of Hon. James Camp
bell. at Waikiki, in honor OF his
dauphter's first anniversary. Inv
tations were extended to the pupils
Of Miss Berry's school: A large
number of friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Campbell were also present. Two
large tables were spread with choice
od;hlos with which the people