The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-01-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Politics are boiling.

Oscar White is the sailors friend.
Band concert at Emma Square to-
night.
The Honolulu Arion meets at 1880
O'Clock tonight.
The Y. NJ. @. a. boys viii have u
meeting this afternoon at ?. IL
Her Majesty the Queen aud party
returned from Waialua Wednesday.
A black satin handbag has been
lost. Finder will please return to
DR.. Hyde.
The wreck of the John +. West
has not been seen by any island
vessels as yet
NJ e. Grossman, D. d. S. Dentist,
can be found at his Office between 8
and every day.
The thermometer at the Hawaiian
Hotel went down to 81 deg. last
Tuesday evening.
The Mechanics Union will hold
its regular weekly meeting at Rob
inson's Hall this evening.
A regular meeting of the Kaiulani
Boat Club will be held this evening
at the usual time and place.
The Sunday school scholars of st.
Andrews Cathedral will have
Christmas tree festival this evening.
nj. Quilllgan Gun reduce super
huous avoirdupois by a course of
training. He can be found at 81
King street
Lewis j. Levey on next Monday
morning Will sell at auction, four
whaleboats belonging to the burnt
vessel j. z. West.
Everybody is congratulating Capt.
Freeman, of the w. G. Hall, for his
gallant act in rescuing the crew Of
the burnt whaler. He deserves it.
Owing to the legal fraternity being
engaged most Of the time at the Su-
preme Court, the business Of the
Police Court is almost at a stand
still.
Thanks to the United States Gov
ernment-the sailors of the bark j.
P. West are being we'll cared for.
They were presented with complete
new outfit
Judge Dole has admitted the will
of the late John 2. Parker to pro
bate Letters testamentary were
issued to William f. Allen and Hon.
Samuel Parker.
The volunteers of Engine No. /
have challenged the Mechanics No
2 to play a game of base ball. The
game is to come off next Saturday
at the league grounds.
The carriage stand of James Carly
is situated opposite the Hawaiian
Gazette Office. Both telephones No.
400. If you want carriage after IL
o'clock P NJ call up No 485 on the
Mutual.
Two prayer-meetings will be held
at Fort street Church, o-day. At IL
A. NJ, HonoldIu-its perils," led by
Mr.. j. 3. Atherton at 7 30 P. NJ,
" Honolulu-its hope" led by Rev.
o. P. Emerson.
A protest was filed yesterday with
Henry Smith, the Secretary of the
Fire Department, against
Julius Asch being awarded the Office
of Chief Engineer. The matter will
be heard at the meeting this evening.
The Oahu Railway 81 Land Co.
has on exhibition in show window
Of the Pacific Hardware Go. some
trophies to be competed for
in regattas that will take place on
the 18th day Of March and Septem
Der I'd of each year at Pearl Harbor.
A Boston paper notices the death
of James n. Lindsay, at Lynn,
Mass, December 9th, who is said to
have formerly lived here in Homo
lulu, probably among the fifties.
He was a native Of Nantucket, and
served as a member Of the Lynn
Common Council for several years.
The Pacific Hardware Company
is celebrating its new store opening
by an art exhibit in it's windows,
which is worth an admission fee inst
to look ut. There are Vistas Of Ha-
waii in all sizes and styles. Single
photo gravures, bound volumes Of 20
in a set medium sized books, and a
whole lot Of baby vistas. Go around
and take a look at the window.
The steamer Mokolii, which
stranded on the beach at Kauna-
kakai, Molokai, on December 18th,
and was subsequently 1oated, ar
rived in the harbor on Tuesday
night with 800 bags Of sugar She
got off uninjnred, and does not leak
at all. She will leave again this
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