The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-02-11

Berger, give us n few string con
certs at Thomas Square.
The Tamerlane was sold to San
Francisco parties last fall.
Furnished rooms with board can
be had at 81 Emma street.
Yesterday was busy day around
the U. S. Consul Generals Office.
The next base ball season will not
commence until the last of June.
Valentines, comic and sentimental,
can be had at Thrum's Bookstore.
A correction-NIr. Young Nap says
the sailor did not wipe the floor with
him.
Moonlight concert by the Ha-
waiian Band at Emma Square this
evening,
The Camera Club will give an ex-
hibition at the Opera House at an
early date.
Some of the oil kegs of the Tanner
lane will probably come ashore on
the kau coast.
The Post Office opens this morn
ing at Z o'clock to receive mail for
the outgoing steamer.
The annual meeting of the Peo-
pies Ice and Refrigerating Co. will
be held on Tuesday, March IA.
A. Wallis Richardson was down
bright and early yesterday morning
to look after his nineteen new or
phans.
John Jouvette, one of the lost
sailors Of the wrecked whaler, form
erly worked for Mr.. j. I. Dowsett of
this city.
Nine of the shipwrecked sailors Of
the Tamerlane leave on the Mariposa
this morning. One has shipped on
the Kinau.
The supposition on board the
Tamerlane on the day before the &C
cident was that the vessel was about |
fifty miles from shore.
Vice-Consul Richardson expects to
send away quite number of the
Iamerlane seamen on vessels leaving
for the north shortly.
The Hawaiian Hardware Company
will give a public exhibition of the
''Hendry Breaker" at Pearl City on
Washington's Birthday.
The various boat clubs will com
mence active practice at once to get
in trim for the regatta to be held at
Pearl Harbor next month.
Mr.. E. S. Cunha has purchased
two busts of the late King.
One is for the Worlds Fair, and the
other for his place of business.
Nothing of Importance in the Po-
lice Court yesterday. Two Chinese
cases were postponed awaiting the
return of the Chinese interpreter.
Copies Of DAILY ADVERTISER and
WEEKLY GAZETTE can be had at the
Office of publication, in wrappers for
by this mornings steamer.
The monthly meeting Of the Ha-
waiian Mission Children's Society
will be held next Saturday evening
at the residence of Hon. j. b. Ather-
ton.
It is said that Mr.. Sutton, the
quondam purser of the Alameda, has
opened a saloon in Sydney on the
American plan, and is doing a lively
business.
A sailor belonging to the wrecked
bark Tamerlane stated that four
bodies were seen near the coast, but
could not be recovered owing to the
stormy weather.
A meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce was held yesterday, the first
in the new room, which is now com
pleted. No business of any import
ance was transacted.
The plank by which the sailors Of
the Tamerlane climbed ashore, col
Iapsed few minutes after they had
landed. In two hours there was
nothing left of the ship.
The following cases will be heard
in the Supreme Court today: +. De
Herblay vs.. S. Morris; Guardian
ship Of w. IL. Jones, petition to set
tie accounts; Guardianship Of the
Bolster minors.
Mr.. Furneaux was assisted in get
ting the statements Of the men ship
wrecked in Hilo, by Mr.. Atkinson,
the nspector-General OF Schools.
The work was great deal to be done
+ in only two days.
/ The broken down press Of the Bull
letin had communication last
night headed, Fresh Reporter.
/ The reporters Of the ADVERTISER may
be fresh, but they can give the Bul
letin cards and spades on any news
/ proposition.
The Myrtle Boat Club held theii
regular monthly meeting last night
After routine business was trans
acted the club decided to celebrate