The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-03-28

Hon. l.. A. Thurston arrived on the
Claudine yesterday.
A cottage on Nuuanu street con
tanning four rooms is for rent.
The Royal Hawaiian Band will
give a concert at Emma Square this
evening.
The Elite Ice Cream Parlors have
an excellent assortment of native fans
and curios.
The steamer Claudine sails this
afternoon at s o'clock for the usual
ports on her route.
Williams photograph gallery
points out places of interest for visit
ing tourists in this mornings issue.
The confirmation of the Union
Iron Works sale was postponed by
Judge Dole until tomorrow morning
JAS. f. Morgan did not sell the
Hassinger and Hyman residences on
Saturday, owing to scarcity of bids.
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A gold watch was lost on Satur-
day evening. The finder will please
return it to this Office aud be re-
warded.
The sale of household furniture
advertised to take place to day at the
residence of Mr.. Spencer, will not
take place.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co. have
a strong testimonial in this issue
praising the virtues of the Aermotor.
Read their advertisement.
The Manufa ,eurers' Shoe Co carry
q full line of hac footwear. They
have just received a number Of ankle
supporters for children's use.
The cases of Darlington and Cam
pion, charged with an assault with
deadly weapon" will come up this
morning before Judge Foster.
The annual meeting of the Inter
Island Steam Navigation Co., Id,
will be held this morning at 10
O'Clock at the conpany's Office.
The inclement weather on Satur-
day caused the postponement of the
Arion's picnic. It is expected to take
place on the evening of April ..
The French Consul, Mons. NJ.
d'Anglade, will be entertained this
morning at a farewell breakfast
given in his honor by Her Majesty
the Queen.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Roting will be grieved to learn of
evening. The funeral will take place
this afternoon at 2 O'Clock, from the
family residence.
The Liberal party will hold a
meeting on next Thursday evening
at the Old Armory. G. w. Ashford
and other prominent members of the
party are expected to give their
views on annexation.
On next Thursday evening a
double bill will be rendered at the
Opera House by a number of local
amateurs. The farces ga Box of
Monkeys" and "Turn Him Out"
will be presented.
Theresa, the Liberals pet, gave a
luau yesterday afternoon at her
Waikiki residence. A large number
of the chivalry and shovelry of the
party were represented. A hula kui
was the most warlike action INDUCED
in.
Chas. Thompson pleaded guilty in
the Police Court on Saturday of hav-
ing unlawful possession Of opium.
He was fined $3.50. Thompson was
caught on Friday evening with
seventeen tins of the contraband
drug.
The festive chicken thief is begin
ming to be a very prominent char
acter in Honolulu. Friday night he
visited w. r. Castles henhouse and
carried off forty of the inmates, be.
sides borrowing freely of Hon. Q. w.
Ashford
The regular quarterly exhibition of
the Kaumakapili Sunday schools was
held In the basement of the church
on Sunday morning, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Dillingham;. There was
large attendance and the exhibition
gave much satisfaction.
The plant for n new Chinese paper
arrived on the Australia. The first
copy of the paper will make its ap
pearance next Thursday. It is under.
stood that stock company owns the
new publication, and that j. l.. IA
yier is to be the manager.
An extra special steamer edition Of
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE Q2 pages, z;
columns) will be issued early to
morrow morning in time for the out
going mail. Leave orders at your
newsdealer or at this office. This
weeks edition of the GAZETTE will bC
found most interesting as it covers
all the happenings of last week il