The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-02-01

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LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The Paradise of the Pacific is on
for this month.
A suite of rooms near Emm
Square for rent. Apply at this office
The election polls will be opel
from s A. NJ. until P. NJ. on Wed
nesday.
The Chinese New Year festivities
are over. Every housewife in towr
is happy this morning.
Weather permitting, the Hawaiian
Band will give public concert thi:
evening at Emma Square.
Mechanic Engine No. 2 will holC
a meeting this evening to elect Off
GERS for the ensuing year.
Mrs. Florence Williams will give
another lecture this evening in the
front room of the Public Library.
The old reliable house of E. O.
Hall & Son have an Open Letter
elsewhere calling attention to the
wares they offer for sale.
Andrew Eadie, the carpenter
who was injured by fall the other
day, is getting on nicely and will
soon be on his feet again.
The ADVERTISERS Maui letter in
another column contains an account
OF the saving of the schooner Anna
by the steamer Claudine,'
The monthly meeting of the
Pioneer Building and Loan Associa-
ton will be held this evening in the
Chamber of Commerce room.
The Kinau sails to-day at two
o'clock. The Board of Immigration
will ship 500 Japanese immigrants
on her for plantations on Hawaii.
DR.. McLennon, we'll known spec
ialist of San Francisco, has opened
an Office at No. 81 Richard street.
Read his advertisement in this issue.
Mr.. Allen Hutchinson's studio will
be open to the public for inspection
to-day. The studio is situated on
Nuuanu avenue, next door to the
Japanese Legation.
Mr.. E. B. Thomas, coming states
man, will have to answer to a suit
for SO to day. j. M. Vivas is the
plaintiff, and says Thomas owes him
the money for interpreting a speech
at the Portuguese Club some days
ago.
The Eva Plantation Co. have
elected the following officers for this
year: c. NJ Cooke, President; j.
B. Castle, Vice President; E. D.
Tenney, Secretary; j. B. Anterior,
Treasurer; and j. III. Patty, Aud
itor.
The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE item pages)
will be out tomorrow morning in
time for the mail to be sent on the
This weeks number is
an exceptionally newsy one, and
everybody should send a copy to
friends abroad to keep them posted
on Hawaiian affairs.
Street talk says that Hon. Fl. A.
Widemann has been re-appointed
Minister of Finance. His commits
sion took effect last Thursday, but
the Government employees did not
have time to inform the public or
the press, but no doubt they will do
SO, some time next year.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co. call
the attention of the public to their
very large assortment of Tubbs
Cordage Co.'s rope, which they keep
constantly on hand. Flour sifters,
pocket books, etc, are among the
useful things noted in their new ad-
vertisement to-day.
Rev. T. Eykeyn, who came here
several months ago from Australia,
will leave for England by the Steam
ship Australia tomorrow. Mr.. Ely
kyn filled the passionate at Kohala,
Hawaii, during Rev. j. nj. Silver's
absence in Australia. The two con-
gregations Of st. Andrews Cathe-
dral have heard his sermons, and
they are favorably impressed with
his worth as a Christian gentleman.
Accompanying Saturdays's issue
of the DAILY ADVERTISER, Mrs. Lack
sent out notice Of her stock of
goods, such as ladies are always
wanting, Then to the gentlemen
she says a word about base ball
goods, boxing gloves, guns, pistols,
cutlery, hose couplings, and last but
not least, a mimeograph machine,
which prints as fast as anybody can
talk. Call and inspect her stock and
work
Signal Station Report.