The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-04-02


several thorough bred horses for sale
or lease.
f. o. Hall Il Son shipped large
amount of sperm oil on the Irmgard
yesterday.
To day at noon Jas. f. Morgan will
sell 100 sacks of potatoes just arrived
per barkentine Planter.
Typographical Union No, 81 will
hold its regular monthly meeting
this evening at Z o'clock.
Chaplain Hoes, of the San Fran
cisco, will preach at the Central
| Union Church 10 morrow evening.
The Portuguese who left on the
Monowai were allowed to land at San
Francisco without any special bother
Miss Won Gerichten will give a
concert at the Opera House on April
10Th. She will be assisted by local
| talent
The French Consul paid an official
visit to Admiral Brown on board the
U. s. Flagship San Francisco yes
terday,
Twelve thousand tons of sugar
were shipped from this port to San
Francisco during the month OF
March.
The Pioneer Bnilding and Loan
Association will hold it's regular
monthly meeting on next Monday
evening.
Evangelistic services will be held
in Bethel Hall tonight aud to-
morrow evening by the Y M. Q. A.
All are welcome.
A pair of gold mounted spectacles
have been lost A suitable reward
will be paid for their return to Mr.
John II. Patty.
The Hawaiian Band will give the
usual concert at Emma Square this
afternoon. Six new selections are on
the programme.
Lovejoy & Co. have moved into
their new store in the Foster Block
They invite their friends and patrons
to call on them.
Carpenter w. Hayes, of the Flag
ship San Francisco, is not missing,
and has been on duty on board the
vessel since her arrival.
April LIST is over. It is reasonable
now to believe a man when he tells
you a startling story. Yesterday
everybody was skeptical.
The piano manufactured in New
York for Her Majesty is here and
will be delivered at the Palace in
few days by the Hawaiian News Co.
The Ka Leo of yesterday morning
had new deputy postmaster ap
pointed by the name of Roche, a
former resident. It turned out to be
an April joke.
The appealed cases of All Hung
and fifty four others convicted of
violating the restriction act, were
argued and submitted yesterday be-
fore Judge Dole.
The government has opened new
carriage road. It runs from the
lower Punahou gate to the south
end of the Makiki cemetery. The
Makiki stream will be bridged over.
The members of Prof. U. j. Ord
ways dancing class did not forget
the ADVERTISER last evening during
their festivities, and the boys thank
them heartily for the impromptu
banquet.
FL. S. Tregloan, the tailor, has
made some pretty and serviceable
suits for the Kamehameha- nine. The
caps are blue and white withol, sairts
are white, with blueives thefs and
stockings.
The election petition OF w. II.
Rickard, Of Honokaa, arrived just
one day too late, so his name is
barred. The fight is between Mattoon
and Horner now. The former is the
Liberal candidate.
The late Mrs. Hiram, wife of one
of the Band boys, was buried yester-
day in the Catholic cemetery. AT the
church, the Hawaiian Band, led by
Professor Berger, played dirge be-
fore and after the funeral service.
The bark Edward May left for
Hongkong yesterday. While she
was off port sailor attempted to
escape by jumping overheard. He
was recaptured, and the vessel pro
ceeded on her voyage.
The Scottish Thistle Club camera
exhibition will be given this evening
at Kawaiahao Church. The views to
be present have been exhibited all
over Europe, and have won common.
dation from all kinds and classes OF
men.
". .ison luna with the uncom
mon name of Brown, who left his
gang of "reefers" the other morning
-, to haul down the American standard
that fioated from Punchbowl has lost
J his position. He was discharged for
; some other reason, however.