The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-04-12

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The lease for the hall to be occu-
pied by the Fire Police is expected
to be signed in day or so.
The Pacific Hardware Co. are the
agents for the Cyclone windmill. See
advertisement in this issue.
The Supreme Court Will be In
session this morning. The foreign
jurors are notified to be present.
The Thistle Club has presented the
local camera club with the slides
lately used at its entertainments.
Walter Hill, Postmaster General,
offers coupon bonds of this Govern.
ment to the amount of $4,000 for
sale.
The Japanese Bazaar on Hotel
street has an excellent assortment of
Japanese and Chinese goods in
stock
The ADVERTISER is indebted to Cap
tain Geo. j. Edwards, of the British
steamship Zambesi, for late Victoria,
b. c., papers.
The Crescents will play their first
game with a major league team on
next Saturday. They meet the Ha
waits on that day.
The Eagle House and surrounding
cottages are to receive new coat of
paint. When completed they will be
credit to Nuuanu avenue.
The Police Household Guards and
the Flagship's marines made splen-
did appearance yesterday at the flu
neral of the late Judge McCully.
Sing Chong Il Co. have imported
new sloop to carry rice from Eva
to this city. She is about 16 tons
register, and has been named "Kaiu-
lani."
Judge Foster will have an extern
siye Police Court calendar to face
this morning It represents arrests
from last Friday to this morning in
elusive.
The sidewalks and streets were
nearly impossible yesterday in the
vicinity of the Fort Street Church
during the funeral services of Judge
McCully.
The Pacific Iron Works offer for
sale, at greatly reduced rates, hard
ware and other merchandise. They
are also prepared to do casting, job
bling and repair work.
Hack Inspector Sam Macy deserves
credit for the successful manner In
which he handled the large number
of hacks yesterday. There was not
an accident of any kind.
Judge Austin's Office on Merchant
street was entered on last Saturday
evening by thief. The burglar was
unable to open the safe, and departed
without taking anything of value.
The members of the Bar are con-
sidering the idea of organizing Bar
Association in this city. Hon. Paul
Neumann, Judge Foster and Mr.. w.
0. Smith have been appointed COM
mittee to get matters into shape.
DIR. A. E. Swift, the physician at
Molokai, has handed in his resigna-
ton, to take place on the 31st of
May. He leaves for San Francisco
early in June with the intention of
locating there.
The next Legislature will be asked
to appropriate money enough to
erect a building on Union street on
the site of the present Bell Tower
that will accommodate the Hooks
and No. 2 Engine. The companies
named are sadly in need of house.
Miss n. Won Gerichten will give
concert at the Opera House on Satur-
day, April 23d, at which professional
talent, assisted by the prominent
local artists will perform. It will
not be advisable to miss this oppor-
tunity to see good performance.
The Miller Brothers are through
passengers on the Zambesi. They
have on board Z horses and 81 head
of fine dairy COWS, which they are
taking to Hongkong and Yokohama.
They are willing to sell their stock
here if they can get fair prices.
The Bar met yesterday morning
and appointed Messrs. iona. Austin,
w. o. Smith and T. M. Hatch as a
committee to prepare suitable reso-
lutions upon the death of Associate
Justice McCully, to be presented this
morning at 10 o'clock before the
Supreme Court.
DR.. Brooke 0. Baker, whose letter
appears in another column, was at
one time district physician at Kona,
Hawaii. He was also for time Head
Master of Iolani College, and as an
ordained deacon, assisted in the SER
vices of st. Andrews Cathedral in
the old church.
The ADVERTISER was handed a let
ter yesterday written in English by
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