The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-25

NAL Tor the Coast closes at I
o'clock to day.
Do not forget the excursion t.
Pearl City tomorrow.
1t is stated that Mr.. Kenyon is
Marshal Wilson's good Man Friday
j. T. Waterhouse purchased eight
more building lots at Pearl City
yesterday.
The Japanese wrestling match to
night on Smith street will be an in.
teresting affair.
Fire politics are getting warmer
every day. Bob More's friends are
confident of success.
Ed. Hoffschlaeger & Co. advertise
that they have number of pianos
of the best make for sale.
The Government offices closed
yesterday at 3 o'clock out Of respect
to the late John P. Parker.
A. Lucca has lost a red mare, the
finder will please return it to 60 Ala
pal street and receive reward.
There will be a game of base ball
on Thanksgiving Day between the
st. Louis and Crescent Clubs.
The Waimanalo Sugar Co. will
hold their annual meeting this morn
ing at A. j. Cartwright's Office.
The Royal Hawaiian Band will
give concert at the Punahou Col
lege this afternoon, commencing at
O'Clock.
Tomorrow at noon Jas. T. Morgan
will sell at auction at his rooms,
some real estate for the benefit of
the Campbell heirs.
Mr.. E. J. Wythes has extended an
invitation to the Queen and her at
tendants to visit the Volcano on the
yacht st. George as his guests.
Ladies waiting for street cars on
the corner of Fort and King streets,
appreciate. the chairs in the drug
store of Hebron, Newman & Go.
Christmas will be here in just one
month from to-day. This is about
the time that a young man realizes
that he must "dig up" to purchase
presents for his best girl.
Port Surveyor Crabbe's watchful-
ness is much disliked by the opium
ring, but he is making a great many
friends among the better element of
this long-sutfering community.
The police authorities arrested a
few poor natives last week for play
ing che ia. A number of people
have asked "why they don't run in a
few Of the large number of Chinese
who are addicted to that game?"
Judge Bickerton heard the argu-
ments of counsel yesterday in the
assumpsit suit of D. w. Keawe vs..
G. Trousseau, the administrator of
the estate of the late King Kala-
! kaua.
The following grocery and pro
vision houses will close their stores
at noon tomorrow: Henry May &
Co., III. E. Mcintyre & Bros, Henry
Davis & Co., Lewis & Co. and Chas.
Hustace.
Alex. Bolster, so long identified
with the photograph business here,
has taken charge of j. A. Gonsalves'
gallery on Fort street. His friends
are legion, and no doubt will prove
their friendship in substantial way
by patronizing him.
Hawaiian missionaries find many
uses for old bags. IL any of our
readers have empty grain bags that
they are willing to give away where
they will do some good, the bags
may be left at E. o. Halls store, or
they will be called for, if notice be
sent to that effect Com.
Port Surveyor Crabbe has large
force of men employed in watch
ing the Zambesi. Everything that
goes aboard is searched to prevent
any letters that may be sent with
instructions regarding opium. The
cargo that she is unloading is sub
iected to close scrutiny for the
contraband article.
Jas. F. Morgan will sell at auction
by order of S. E. Peirce, commits
sioner of the estate of the late A.
Bolster, all wooden buildings on the
premises on the corner of Merchant
and Richard streets. The sale will
take place on Friday at noon time
on the premises. On Saturday, De-
cember 18th, the sale of real estate
will take place at Morgan's auction
rooms.
Special Trip of the Star.
The Morning Star is expected te
leave on Friday afternoon. Mr.
Alexander, of Stockton, who came
down from California in the vessel
is expecting to continue on to Micro
! .o;o Tho vovaoo will ha short