The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-07-16

A check on Bishop & Co.'s bank
In favor of Miss Woodward, has
been lost.
Hebron, Newman & Co. have iust
received a ton of Ponds Extract and
other remedies.
To day at noon Jas. +. Morgan
will hold an auction sale of real
estate and leases.
Pure guava jelly can be had OF
Mrs. A. Z. Jones, Fort street, three
doors above Kukui street.
Benson, Smith & Co. have just re-
ceived new consignment of Mellin's
food direct from the manufacturers.
A number of tourists visited the
Legislative Hall yesterday afternoon
to hear the remarks Of the law
| makers.
One bunch Of ADVERTISER ballots
was found in the tin box yesterday
which were blank. They were de-
stroyed.
Evsngelistic services will be held
tonight and tomorrow evening at
Bethel Hall under the auspices of
the Y. M. @. A.
A prisoner named Sterringer es-
capped from the prison gang yester-
day about 3 o'clock and was recap
tured in the evening.
On Tuesday, July 10, Jas. F. Nor
gan will hold an important sale of
real estate. A list of the property
can be found elsewhere.
The Kamehamehas and the Ha-
waits play league game this after
noon. 1t will be the last appearance
of the college club this season.
Pau Gee was in the Police Court
yesterday morning charged with
smuggling a gun ashore from
vessel. He will be tried to day.
New millinery goods and latest
style hats and toques just arrived on
the Australia are now being opened
at Sachs store at 104 Fort street.
Mr.. p. Gardiner has made model
OF an Atlantic steamer. It is on\ex-
hibition at Ludwigsen & Cronls
candy store and is well worth seen
ing.
The ADVERTISER ballot appears in
this issue. The season is drawing to
a close so you will mot have many
more opportunities to cut it out and
vote
On Monday morning at 10 O'Clock
at the store OF II. Hackfeld e Co,
jag. f. Morgan will hold an under
writer's sale Of damaged merchan-
disc.
The members Of the Legislature,
chat is all those who will not attend
the ball game, will pay visit Of in
spection to the different Government
offices. They will ride in carriages
too.
Judge Foster made it very warm
for che ia players yesterday. oh
Hum was fined $500, An Youug $50
and Ah Sui 800 for ipdnlging IN
the pastime. The three cases wor6
appealed.
An individual named Schussler
had seal brown taste in his mouth
last night and, it 10 alleged, he stole
bottle Of gin to quench his thirst.
He was arrested on charge Of lar
cspy,
Alex. w. Bolster has allied himself
with SEVERN, the photographer, aud
between the two men s0me vsry finn
Photographic work is being turned
ont. The gallery IS located Ht 103
Fort street.
Charles K. Hyde, sos of tbs Rev.
g. VI. H7ds, ID. D., will leave BY tbs
steamship Australia next Wedbes
day, 10 enter the senior year class as
Williston College, East Hampton,
Va. He will enter Williams Col
lsgs IN September, 1893. Ed. S. Da-
mon leaves next month 10 snter YaIs
COiI6gSs
No wonder that MIR. Dan. Lyons
did not like the company he was put
in. We can hardly be held resp6n
sibIs for the different states made np
on tbs street. But we sre very
hsppy TO note that MIR. Lyons did
not like the combination and Wss in
no nay responsible for IT, Had he
been consulted he would havs utterly
refused to allow his nams to be
coupled as it was. We ere happy 20
do him the justice 10 say this
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Damon, wfah
their corps Of helpers, entertained
over 200 Chinese children on the
grounds Of Oahu College on Friday.
July 18th. The occasion was the
yesrIy outing at the close Of their
school year for the Chinese portion
Of orr community. snd gala day it
vas for the Hftle ones. Misses
Green. Forbes, Snow and Kinney
assisted Mr.. Damon in making every