The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-12-10

o-night and tomorrow evening at
Bethel Hall under the auspices of
he Y. M. G. A.
Mr.. Charles T. Gulick has been
appointed Commissioner of Patents
or the Hawaiian Islands, vice Jona.
Austin, deceased.
This morning at 10 o'clock, on
he premises, Jas. F. Morgan will
sell the old Fort Street Church
building and its furnishings.
To-day at noon Jas. F. Morgan
will hold a mortgagee's sale of real |
estate. A description of the land +,
appears elsewhere in this issue.
There will be another practice
game of foot ball at the old Makiki
grounds, beyond the new base ball
grounds, at 3 80 o'clock this after
noon.
Her Majesty has accepted MIR.
Maltby's invitation to be present
at Remond Grove this afternoon.
The royal party will ride in Man
ager Dillingham's private car.
The Bostonian Minstrel Show
will be given at the Opera House
this evening. A good programme
has been arranged for the occasion.
Seats can be secured at l.. }.
Levey's.
Yesterday afternoon Judge A. 5.
Hartwell addressed the scholars Of
Punahou. His subject was "Per-
sonal experience in the Civil War"
The lecture proved to be most
enjoyable one.
Bolabola, the re-captured pris-
oner, was in the Police Court yes
terday, and escaped without re-
ceiving an additional sentence
but instead will wear a ball and
chair for some time to come.
At the Armory this evening a
| novel contest will take place. 1t
will be one mile race between
Professor Bromley mounted on a
bicycle, and Professor Lambert
who will contest on roller skates.
The funeral of the late Mis-;
Elizabeth Greig took place yester
day morning from ST. Andrews
Cathedral. There were many beau
tiful floral tributes placed on the
grave in Nuuanu cemetery wher'
the body was inferred.
Mr.. w. E. Simpson, the manage
of the Puget Sound and Hawaiian
Traffic Company, expects to have
all of his business arrangement
completed within a few days ant
will leave on the S. S. Alameda Ell
route to Tacoma, Wash.
Hon. J. n. S. Williams expect
to have his local business affair
settled in time to leave on th
S. S. Alameda next week en- rout
to Glasgow, Scotland, where h
will take charge of large manu-
featuring establishment.
The streets on the route of til
bicycle parade were crowded la'
, evening to witness the procession
) Maltby appeared mounted on
; large single wheel. His perform
ance was interesting. The loct
wheelmen swelled the ranks.
Levy has a new stock of toys
0 his window, and sells staple goot
q from morn till dewy eve. He sa.
j. he will keep his emporium opt
evenings until after Christmas, al
his customers will doubtless ava
themselves of the opportunity to
Il some shopping by electric light.
5. The Honolulu Chamber of Cor
: mence has approved the idea
the proposed steamship line /
!. tween Tacoma, Wash, and tt
port. The members of this ira
?. organization consider that the NJ
s. line will be great benefit to t
local merchants and the country
tie general.
- The auction sale of the old F.
Street Church building and
~ furnishings will take place tod
m at noon, and it is suggested tt
as the members of the church buy t
ID pews they have occupied for
IN long and utilize them for gard
r. benches or for some other purpo
u This idea if carried out will stin
Ut late the sale.
Professor George L. Babcock d
last evening about s o'clock, afte
al lingering illness. He was well q
n favorably known in this commun
m for many years as a professor
ma music. He arrived here dur
n March, 1884. The funeral '
he take place tomorrow afternoon
he 2 o'clock from the late family r
a dence, 13 Emma street.
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