The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-02-22

Letters for Manufactures" will be
found at the Office of this paper.
The trial of NJ. A. Gonsalves was
continued from Saturday until next
Friday.
The Hawaiian Bazaar on Fort
street is holding clearance sale of
native curios.
Don't forget the Camera Clubs
exhibition at the Y. III. G. A. Hall to-
morrow evening.
j. j. Williams returned yesterday
from the Volcano with a portfolio
full of new views.
The Bishop of Olba was very low
last night. He was not expected to
live until this morning.
The Queen Dowager's charity luau
will take place next Saturday at the
Armory on Beretania street.
The steamer Claudine yesterday
brought 1855 packages of freight
and IS passengers from Maui.
The four whalers are still lowering
around this island. They were seen
off shore about 4 o'clock yesterday.
The Band played one selection on
Saturday at Emma Square and then
dispersed. Cause-too much rain.
The Honorables l.. A. Thurston,
W c. Wilder and e. g. MacFarlane
returned Oh the CIaudine yesterday.
Mr. w Porter Boyd, Vice Consul
| r. w Richm dson's successor, IS ex
pected on The Australia to morrow.
His Excelency John L. Stevens
viii be serenaded this morning at his
residence hy the Royal Hawaiian
Band.
Mr.. Stceckle, after three months
stay in HonoltIu, leaves for Hilo to-
morrow with his popular phono-
graph.
The Kinau brought 13,454 pack
ages Of freight, including SIG tons Of
sugar She also brought $50 pas
sengers.
Jas. f. Morgan will hold sale Of
real estate in his saesroom to day at
noon The land Is situated AT uamt.-
kualoa, Maui.
Her Majesty the Queen gave a re-
ception to Mr. and Mrs Gillig and
party at her Waikiki residence on
Saturday afternoon.
His Excellency, 9. N. Spencer,
Deputy Attorney General Creighton,
Bishop Willis and Hon. David Day
ton returned from their visit to the
leper settlement on Sunday.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co. have
a new advertisement in this issue.
They give little mechanical history
and end up by extolling the merits
of their new piOw, the Hendry
Breaker.
There will be no concert this even
ing at Emma Square. The Band vii
be present at the Palace this evening
to furnish music for the children!
fancy dress ball given in honor o
Her Majesty.
China Engine No. 5 was called on
yesterday afternoon to extinguish
small blaze in Chinese store OF
Kaukelike street. Damages nominal
The fire was caused by Chimes
smoking opium.
A very large haul of fish was mad
in Kahului harbor on Saturday last
enough to supply the country dc
mand for a day or two. Often sey
eral thousands of fish are caught il
Kahului in one day.
At Kohala, Hawaii, next week, Mr.
A. NJ. Sproull and Miss n. Wallac
will be united in marriage. Mis-
Wallace is n sister of Mr.. Rober
Wallace, of Kohala, and recently a,
rived from the old country.
, The Raymond tourists will anus
, themselves until the departure of til
Australia by visiting the dit1erer
points Of interest on this islanC
During the week special trip will b
made TO the Eva Plantation.
MIR. Apiki is going to contest til
election in Kona He claims thu
the inspectors permitted abor
+ twenty voters to register after til
expiration Of the period prescribe
by law. lie was only beaten by abor
= twelve votes.
/ The sale Of seats is now open
, Levey's for Mrs. Gray's testimoni
+ concert that takes place next Satu
day evening at the Opera House. III
;, concert will be under the direction
Prof. III. Berger, and promises to
an interesting one.
?. Major j. ". Robertson, Her Maie
., tvs Chamberlain, informs the lit
ones who are invited to the Pala