The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-17
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

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Dr. Herbert and family leave fo
Waikiki to-day.
Ii you don't read the ADVERTISE
you are behind the times.
The Hawaiian Band gave anothe
enjoyable concert last night at Emm
Square.
The Honolulus and a picked min,
are expected to play base ball mex
Saturday.
A number of ex chiefs of tn,
Honolulu Fire Department are beins
photographed.
The vessels in the harbor presented
a pretty sight yesterday with theiI
flag decorations.
There was a native luau at Honua
kaha yesterday. It was given by the
Leimamo Society.
The bark Albert, now dischareing
has large lot of Christmas novel
ties for j. I. Waterhouse.
A number Of people are anxious to
know how the Kalakaua Monument
Committee is getting along.
The band stand was prettily deco
rated with flowers and eyergreens
last night at Emma Square.
The lucky numbers of this weeks
drawing of the Wichman watch club
can be found in another column.
1t is possible that the D. S. S.
Mariposa, from the Colonies, will
drop in on us on Wednesday night.
DR.. G. L. Stow, of Waikiki, who
has been in town for several days
visiting friends, leaves for home to-
day.
The late midday paper says the
ADVERTISER has apprentice re-
porters;" and the band played Com
rades.
The Mechanics and Working
mems Union will hold meeting in
Robinson's hall next Thursday even
ing.
The late kings birthday was nearly
generally observed yesterday. The
banks and principal business houses
closed at noon.
Statutes were fred yesterday from
the shore battery, the yacht st.
George and the U. S. S. Pensacola,
in honor Of the late kings birthday.
The Hawaiian Hardware Company
have sold a Fischer wrought steel
range to the Volcano House, to be
used in the kitchen of the hotel.
The range will be shipped to-day.
Mr.. Otto Friedlander, an enlarger
of photographs, is in town, and has
an advertisement in this issue. He
has already furnished 800 portraits
in Honolulu, and his work is spoken
of as first class.
Hebron & Newman's new drug
store had very suspicious opening
yesterday. The new place is taste
fully fitted up, and is well stocked
with everything necessary for first
class drug store.
This weeks HAWAIIAN GAZETTE 10
pages) is out, newsier than ever.
This valuable paper maintains its
reputation for being the best weekly
journal published in the kingdom.
Send a copy of it to your friends
abroad.
Her Maiesty's Chamberlain, Major
j. w. Robertson, presented Mr.. @.
StoeckIe and his photograph to Her
Majesty the Queen yesterday. Mr..
Stoeckle had a record from MIR. II. IL.
Allen, the Hawaiian Consul at New
York, addressed to Her Majesty.
The Queen was we'll pleased with
the reproduction of Mr.. Aliens
greeting, and talked into the phono-
graph herself. Mr.. Stoeckle is ma
tura1ly very proud of having record
of Her Majesty's voice.
The late midday sheet says; GAS
to the amount and quality of news
supplied by the respective papers.
the public may judge for itself"
Well! The lively manner II which
this journal is receiving new adver-
tisements and fresh subscribers
every day, we should say the public
are Judging for themselves and in a
very substantial manner at that, for
the ADVERTISER. The by-word around
town is, if you don't take the ADvER-
TIsER you don't get the news.
Baptized.