The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-07-23

Opera House tonight.
/ Mr.. b. f. Dillingham; When last
heard from was in New York.
| A special meeting Of the Board ol
Trustees of the Queens Hospital vii.
be held on August 22d.
H. F. Wichman has just received
new line Of sterling silver toilet
goods and other novelties.
Mr.. J. W. Luning, the energetic
sends word that he will return on tie
next trip of the W. Ct. Hall
Evangelistic services will be held
to night and tomorrow evening at
Bethel Hall. All are invited.
1t is likely that Colonel Claus
Spreckels will return to the Coast on
the next trip of the Australia.
The ADVERTISER ballot appears in
this issue. II you do not cut it out.
one Of your good friends will.
Chief Justice Judd has appointed
Bruce Cartwright as temporary d.
minlstrator of his fathers estate. -
Remnants of all kinds will be
placed upon the counters at Sachs
store to- day and sold at half-price.
Col. Spreckels will leave for Maui
next week on the Claudine to remain
a few days on his vast sugar estate.
The Crescents and the Hononlus
meet this afternoon at the League
grounds for the last time this season.
A number of base ball ballots we're
received by the steamer w. Ct. Hall
yesterday, but too late for this weeks
count.
Enough ballots were deposited
during the past week for Percy Lish-
man to keep him III first place for the
Volcano trip.
The Camera Clubs exhibition will
be well attended to night; get your
seats now and avoid any possible dis
appointment.
A friend of the Attorney Generals
remarked yesterday that His Excel
lency must have had long string on
that resignation.
The British Club will be known as
the Pacific Club hereafter. The
change of name was decided on at a
meeting held the other evening.
Ed. Hopkins, the chief OF police"
will be tickled to death when he re-
turns to this city and finds that the
Legislature has been monkeying with
his Office.
The w. G.. Hall did not bring any
passengers from windward ports. Tho
many friends of Mr.. Luning were dis
appointed at his non-arrival, as they
expected him yesterday.
There will be celebration of the
Holy Communion at st. Andrews
Cathedral at $50 o'clock, Sunday
morning, at which the Rev. Alex
Macintosh will celebrate.
A special car will leave Pauoa at
$40 O'Clock tomorrow Sunday
morning to accommodate persons
going to the $50 o'clock early service
at st. Andrews Cathedral; the return
car leaves the Cathedral at 6:15.
On board of the steamer W. G.
Hall, on the 18th Of the present
month, while that vessel was on hel
way to Hawaii, Portuguese woman
gave birth to boy. At last accounts
both mother and child were doing
| we'll.
The Government has about con
cluded, with the last of the property
owners on the Waikiki road, for the
widening of its entire length from
King street corner, near Mr.Jaeger's
to the bridge at the Park. This vii
give Honolulu people a driveway t.
be proud of, and will be a great at
traction for tourists.
1t is to be hoped that tn
talked of widening of waikiki
road will almost Immediately tax,
place, as the road is 50 mar
row in some places-particularl,
where the street cars connect
that a span of horses in
buggy or carriage can barely pas
when the cars are standing on tn
loops. Driving is positively danger
Gus at these points, and we are dali
expecting to chronicle some sa
disaster on this narrow road.
T. Pf1I