The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-03-07

tains are expected on the through
steamer next Thursday.
Mr.. II. Horn notifies the public
that he will not be responsible for
any debts without his written order
1t is likely that the Fire Police
will have a part Of the second story
of Fishel's building for a meeting
hall.
The advertising columns of the
ADVERTISER tell the story. Business
men know good thing when they
see it.
ID. l.. Huntsman returned from
Kauai yesterday empty handed. The
man he was looking for could not be
found.
The Road Board employees were
not paid in full last Saturday. There
was a great deal of kicking in conse-
quence.
On Saturday morning Commander
Blair, of H. B. M. S. Pheasant, enter
tanned large party at breakfast on
board that vessel.
The Pioneer Building and Loan
Association will hold its regular
monthly meeting at the Chamber of
Commerce room this evening.
The land at Aiea, Eva, belonging
to the late Kings estate was knocked
down on Saturday for the second
time to j. f. Bowler for $250O.
The brigantine W. G. Irwin ar
rived from San Francisco on Satur-
day evening. She was twenty-one
days at sea owing to calm winds.
As soon as the new band stand at
the Hotel is completed, the Hawaiian
and the band of the cruiser San
Francisco will give a combined con-
cert.
A number of people were attracted
by large crowd on Maunakea street
last Saturday. All thought it was
murder. It turned out to be Che
Ia drawing.
J. M. WAS nau an edITor or a
Portuguese paper arrested on Satur-
day for criminal libel. The latter
promptly furnished $1,000 bond, and
was released.
A boat-steerer belonging to the
whaler James Allen was sent ashore
yesterday suffering from stroke of
paralysis. He was sent to the
Queens Hospital.
Mr.. G. B. Dwight, Assistant Road
Supervisor, and gang of men went
on Saturday to Kahauiki, near the
Rifle Range, and had the bridge at
that place repaired.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co. have
their usual new and gossipy adver-
tisement in this issue. 1t tells about
several handy articles they have for
sale. 1t will repay perusal.
Rev. A. Macintosh administered
the rite of baptism to Chas. f. Cur
ney, bookkeeper at E. 0. Hall & Son,
at the evening service of the Second
Congregation of st. Andrews Cathe-
dral.
j. L. Meyer, contractor and builder
of $50 Fort street, will lend money
in any amount to people who desire
to build houses. He will be glad to
give particulars to any one calling at
his office.
A complaint was entered at this
Office on Saturday, stating that the
ADVERTISER printed too much news
The complainant said he did not
have time enough in the morning tc
finish his paper.
All Sam was found guilty of lar
ceny last Saturday. Judge Foster
gave him six months at Iwilei
The Chinaman helped himself to G
sackful of stores belonging to the
steamer Mokolii.
James Gay came from Waialua OF
Saturday evening and promptly fur
nished bond to appear in answer tt
a charge of violating the election
law. The hearing will come up this
morning before Judge Foster.
Owing to the engagements O
many Of those interested in a meet
ing of the friends of General Arm
strong, the meeting is postponed, ant
now finally set for tomorrow even
ing at Kawaiahao church, at 7:3
o'clock.
The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE IL pages
will be out tomorrow morning Thi
weeks number will be up to its NOR
than excellent standard. Get cop
from your newsdealer or at this Office
Two foreign mails will be dispatche
this week.
While the steamer j. A. Cummin
was steaming out to sea on Frida
four sailors deserted her by jumpin
overheard near the lighthouse an
swimming ashore. The sailors CAV
as the reason for the act that the
: were overworked.
} The steamer Makee met with
:. mishap on Friday while unloadin
some machinery at Kappa. One plec
was safely landed, but the othe
l weighing twelve tons, fell into tt
8 sea, owing to the hosting ge,
g giving way. An attempt will 1
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