The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-11-18

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fee.
Noble Marsden's Wine and Beer
Bill passed it's second reading in
the House yesterday.
The following mail was dis
patched on the Monowai 3451
letters and 976 papers.
For fashionable dressmaking at
very moderate prices 60 to Miss
Burrow, SO Hotel street.
Six oil paintings are for sale.
They can be seen on board the bark
Forest Queen, Brewers wharf.
We regret to learn that Prof.
Geo. L. Babcock, the well-known
music teacher, is quite seriously Ill.
A full account of the war at Tu-
tuila, Samoa, and other foreign
news can be found elsewhere in this
issue.
The Monowai had specie aboard
to the amount of $1.S75,000 which
is consigned to San Francisco
banks.
Both reservoirs were run dry last
night about 1920 o'clock, so the
streets were left In darkness a few
minutes later.
If the Mariposa should arrive
and remain in port during this
evening, the band viii give a con-
cert at the Hotel.
Professor Berger and the band
boys entertained the Monowai's
passengers last evening previous to
that vessels departure.
E. E. Carey has commenced suit
against DR.. Geo. E. Harrison for
$500 damages. Summons has
been served on the doctor.
The Interior Department closed
at noon yesterday out of respect to
the memory of H. w. Mcintosh,
Superintendent Of Public Works.
Two fine looking ostriches could
be seen on the Monowai yesterday.
They are to be a part of New South
Wales exhibition at the World S
Fair.
A Lamson seIf-adding cash regis
ter can be seen in operation at this
office. W. c.. Peacock & Co. are
the agents for this valuable ma
chine.
The Board of Trustees of the
Oahu Cemetery Association viii
make an inspection of the GENE.
terry tomorrow afternoon at 1 P NJ.
All lot owners are invited to be
present.
The Monowai had but three
steerage passengers for this port
Among the notables on board er
route to the United States were Si1
Robert and Lady Stout and ST
! Donald McNab.
Next Thursday, the oath inst.
Twill be observed as Thanksgiving
| Day. The Second CONGREGATION O.
st. Andrews Cathedral Will hold {
service at 10 A. NJ. at which tht
choir will sing special music.
/ Chief-Justice Judd has discharg
ed J. f. Hackfeld, as assignee O
the bankrupt estates of NJ. s. Me
deiros, All Mau and G.. Ahona. G.
Bosse was also discharged az as
signee of the estate of 7. Alau-
The Japanese steamer Yama
shira Maru was expected to leavt
Yokohama on November 18th 70
this port, and viii be due her
with about 800 men and 20(
women, about the 18th to Both inst
Three stowaways who boardec
the Monowai at Auckland We're pu
ashore last night. The police tool
charge of the men and will pro
vide them with food and lodging
until they obtain employment o
leave the country.
The Masonic picnic viii tax
place tomorrow at Remond Grove
There viii be no opposition in tn
amusement line, so a large attend
ance may be looked for. As an in
ducement for ladies and childre
to attend, no liquor will be Above
on or about the grounds.
Some time ago the ADVERTISE
mentioned that Mr.. Waller, tn
manager of the Metropolitan Mes
Co, had made arrangements to r,
ceive shipment Of frozen mutto
on each vessel arriving from tn
Colonies. The Monowai brougE
seventy-five carcasses yesterda,
twenty-five of which are lambs an
f, the remainder mutton.
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