The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

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The Hui Kalaiaina will meet to.
morrow evening.
DR.. A. E. Nichols returned from
Hawaii yesterday.
The result of the Ohio election is
expected on the Alameda.
Mr.. Daniel Porter, Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Hawaii, is in town.
The Waikiki bridge will be closed
to traffic to-day and tomorrow. Go
out and try to cross it.
It's reported that the shovels used
by the Emma Square miners were
purchased from the Hawaiian Hard.
ware Co.
James Stansbury, the champion
single scull rover of the world, is
expected on the Mariposa bound for
for the United States.
Mr.. Mark P. Robinson, treasurer
OF the Kalakaua Monument Fund,
desires the holders of certificate
books to make returns at once.
The police have in their possession
the implements used to dig the mys-
ferrous hole in Emma Square. An
investigation will take place.
The Mechanics and Working
mems Political Protective Union
will hold meeting this evening at
1880 O'Clock at Robinson's Hall.
The Scottish Thistle Club gave a
farewell reception last evening to
Mr.. John @. Lumsden who leaves
for San Francisco on the Mariposa.
Up to October 81, the number of
students enrolled at Leland Stan
ford University, Cal, was five hun
dred, with new applications every
day.
All persons having claims against
and those owing the Hawaiian
Hotel Stables are requested to settle
them at once with Mr.. H. Lose at
AZ Merchant street.
III. II. Williams & Go. have re-
ceived large assortment of bamboo
ware and holiday goods in their line
by the last Australia, which will be
opened and displayed for inspection
in few days.
B. F. Ehlers & Co. have an excel
lent assortment of holiday goods, in
Guiding large lot of toilet cases,
manicure sets, collar and cuff boxes,
albums and many other novelties
suitable for gifts.
The following names appeared on
the Hotel register last evening D.
Porter, G. E. Richardson, L. Turner,
and III. Deacon, from Hilo A.
Barnes, Waikiki @. V. Wilson, San
Francisco F. L. Leslie and @. L.
Kinnersley, Kohala.
The Chamber of Commerce held a
meeting yesterday afternoon to con-
slider the ACCESSIBILITY of securing
new quarters, the present room
being entirely too small. No place
was agreed on for the present and
the meeting adjourned to meet again
soon.
There is on exhibition in Mr.. S. E
P ierce's window a fine ink drawing
of Mr.. S. G. Aliens new cottage now
being built at the corner of Alakea
and King streets. The work was
done by Mr.. J. x. Waiamau, son of
Rev. J. Waiamau, and graduate of
the Kamehameha schools.
Mr.. M. P. Robinson, the treasurer
of the Kalakaua monument commit
tee, has sent letters to all people
who have funds belonging to the
committee to report to him to ascer-
tain the exact sum subscribed. There
will be meeting in the near future
to take action In the matter.
Chief Justice Judd heard the petit
ton, yesterday, of the executors Of
the estate of Aki or Tong Kee. They
wish to make an accounting, dis
tribute the estate, and be discharged.
The Court referred the accounts to
Master in Chancery for verifica-
ton and continued the case.
Copies of the DAILY ADVERTISER
and WEEKLY GAZETTE, in wrappers
for mailing to-day by the outgoing
steamer, may be had at the book
stores and Office of publication. The
TOURISTS GUIDE through the Ha-
waiian Islands is a valuable work
to send to friends abroad. Price
60 cents.
Mr.. F. w. Hazard, who has acted
in the capacity of ticket agent and
time keeper for the .. r: & u. Go.
during the past year, will leave for