The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-01-13

ous-looking Monaghan $50, yester-
day, for " hitting the pipe"
Mr.. w. FL. Benson states that
orders for piano tuning can be left
at the Arlington Hotel, room Is.
The Yamashiro Maru is adver-
tlsed to sail at noon today. VIM.
q. Irwin & Co., Id, are the agents
of the vessel.
The prayer at the Fort street
Church this evening will be: "When
the young should come to Christ :"
led by the pastor.
The Kinau will leave here on her
next trip on January I'D, returning
Friday, January 29th, one day ahead
of schedule time.
Another citizens ticket for the
Road Board: FL. f. Bertelmann, John
Phillips and JAS. T. Morgan. The
more the merrier.
W. f. Reynolds, of the Golden
Rule Bazaar. says that clubs are
organizing rapidly for Domestic
Sewing Machines.
All persons having claims against
the estate of j. Kakina, of Hanalei,
Kauai, are notified to present them
to W. 0. Smith at once.
The through steamers put in at
Tutuila now, SO it is expected that
the Alameda will not arrive until to-
morrow, when she is due.
Lewis Adler, father of the late
Maurice Adler, desires to thank the
community for their kind sympathy
during his late bereavement.
Mrs. Florence Williams gives the
second lecture of her series this
morning at the residence of Mrs.
Dole. Topic: Nine. De Stael.
A respectable person or family is
wanted to take charge of an infant
five months old. The applicant must
keep the child at their own home.
The meeting of the Reform party,
on Monday afternoon, was virtually
the disbanding of that political
organization. They adjourned sine
die.
The Sentinella is a most widely
read Portuguese paper now being
published in the kingdom. Sub
scription free. Advertisements can
be left at the Office on King street.
"The telegraph poles went in
their holes" last night when they
heard that National Reform band
play at music through our streets.
The youngsters enjoyed it, however.
Mrs. N. Kelsey, Capt. A. Huntley
and wife, L. FL. Dee and wife, III. B.
Mallam and wife, and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. f. Tanning are booked to leave
on the Alameda for San Francisco.
Two Chinese were arrested the
other day, along with enough liquor
to start small gin mill. They were
charged with selling liquor without
a license, and will be tried to-
morrow.
A monkey, stated to be the prop
erty of J. t. Waterhouse, attacked a
little child of Mr.. Newman's yester-
day. The little ones wrists and
hands were badly lacerated. The
monkey was killed.
Rev. J. Okabe, the Japanese pastor
of the Hilo church, Hawaii, leaves
to-day by the Yamashiro Maru for
Yokohama. He will return within
four months, when he is expected to
take up Christian work among his
countrymen in this city.
A colored individual named Sill
yer was charged in the Police Court
with attempting to choke a native
girl. His defense was, "that he was
crazy at the time" Judge Foster
sent him to the reef for thirty days
to recover his equilibrium.
The volunteer boys of No. 5 Hose
Company held their annual election
last evening. The following officers
were elected for 1892: Chang Chan,
foreman; William Ringer, LIST Assist
ant, and James Kanoho, I'd Assist
and; zap See Young, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Some friends of Mr. w. G. Wilder
are circulating petition for sigma
lures, requesting that gentleman tc
run for Representative from the First
Ward. The petition now contains
over 100 names. The gentlemen il
charge expect to have that number
doubled by this evening.
The ejectment suit of .. K. Kuket
vs.. j. Keahi occupied two days time
of the Supreme Court. The case wa
given to the jury late yesterday
afternoon, and at about 9 o'clocl
last evening they returned a verdict
Judge McCully being absent, tn,
jury's decision was sealed, and viii
be made known this morning.
Last July, the Pacific Hardwar,
Co. had a piece of wood painted
with compound called "Carboli
neum Avenarius." and had it PLACED
under water at the lighthouse. TIL
wood was submerged for six month
and taken up the other day. It wa