The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-01-11

>AILY PACIFIC CON
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Hon. J. E. Bush went to Koolau
yesterday.
The Hawaiian Hotel dining room
is to be entirely renovated.
The Wilder Steamship Co. will
hold special meeting this morning.
The Kinau arrived yesterday with
a heavy passenger list-194 people
all told.
Some communications and other
valuable matter are crowded out of
| this ISSUE.
The Board of Health ought to have
the Chinese portion of the city thor
oughly fumigated.
The Alameda from the Colonies
and the Monowai from the Coast are
due next Thursday.
Jas. f. Morgan will sell 100 sacks
of fresh California potatoes at noon
today in his salesroom.
The Rio de Janeiro is due from
the Orient to-day. She will have 500
tons of freight for this port.
A small roll of unmounted photo
graphs has been lost. Return to
this Office and receive a reward.
Jas. F. Morgan, Robert More and
A. Fernandez will probably run in
dependently for the road board.
A vacant coat and hat were found
by policeman yesterday on the
water front. Is it case of suicide?
Mr.. Henry Smith is delegate from
No. 2 Engine to the Board of Repre-
sentatives of the Honolulu Fire De-
partment.
The Healani Boat Club have COM
menced training for the rowing re-
gattas to take place in March at
Pearl Harbor.
Miss Dale and Miss Wing impro-
vised a concert while at Kauai for
the benefit of the Industrial School
and Melted about 500.
n. S. Sachs has special sale of
rain coats and circulars for this
week only. They will be sold at the
low price Of 80 cents each.
The prayer at the Fort street
church this evening at 7:3O o'clock
will be ''why the young should come
to Christi" led by Mr.. Ell. W. Peck.
The volunteer fire boys did not
have their game of base ball on Sat
urday. The grounds were in very
sloppy condition owing to the rain.
Four whale boats belonging to the
burnt whaler John p. West, will be
sold at auction to-day at II o'clock
noon, by j. L. Leyey, at the old Fish
Market wharf.
The Hawaiian Band will give
concert at Emma Square this .even-
ing. Wednesday night grand
moonlight concert will be given at
Thomas Square.
In the Supreme Court Saturday
argument on the demurrer was
heard and submitted in the case Of
the Queen vs.. Tong Sing, charged
with false personation.
Misses Wing and Dale have re-
turned after a pleasant sojourn of
ten days with the family of Mr..
Samuel Wilcox at Grove Farm. It
seems that Kauai agrees with the
Punahou school marms"
The two Punahou lady teachers
who spent their vacation on Kauai
were not seasick a moment, going
or returning. The four gentlemen
who went to Maui suffered anguish
on both trips. Oh fe, for shame,
gentlemen!
Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock,
| at the residence OF Mr.. Kelsey, on
Vineyard street, Jas. F. Morgan
will sell at auction the entire
household furniture of the residence.
The house will be open from 10 AN.
till 2 PM. today for inspection.
The Hawaiian Steam Soap Works
have reduced the prices of their
goods. Mr.. T. W. Rawlins, the
owner, is a practical soap boiler, and
guarantees his soap as good as can
be made. If your grocer does not
keep his goods, order from the fac
tory direct.
Mr.. Henry Smith as chairman Of
the Board of Inspectors of the
Fourth District of Honolulu, Second
Precinct, states that the board will
meet at the Bell Tower on Monday
January 18th, Wednesday January
Doth, and Friday January 22d. The
board will be in session two hours
in the evenings of the days men