The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-03-25

The Z. S. S. Iroquois is not likely
to sail until the arrival OF the next
mail from the Coast.
A number of lepers sent from the
other islands, were transferred to
Molokai the other day.
The concert at Kawaiahao Church
tomorrow evening is for sweet char,
ity's sake. Why don't you go.
Commencing to day, Egan & Gum
will hold special sale of gloves and
ribbons at prices that will surprise
you.
The Volcano House Co. know the
value of advertising. They are not
afraid to make their affairs known to
the public.
The Y. NJ. f. S. will meet this
evening at st. Andrews Sunday
school-room. A large attendance is
requested.
The base ball boys are practising
every afternoon at the League
grounds to get in trim for the com
ing season.
The Road Board have imported a
new pillow to be used on the roads.
1t is expected to be great labor
saving device.
A lady's pocket book has been
found. The owner can have the
same by calling at Hebron, Newman
& Co.'s drug store.
Judging from the number of petty
civil suits on the Police Court caller
dar, it is a difficult matter to get
money out of some people.
Hon. l.. w. p. Kanealii will open
a mass meeting for the discussion of
important questions on April 18th,
and at Waihee on April 14th.
At the concert to be given this
evening at the Y. NJ G. A. Hall,
adults will be charged so cents,
children under twelve will be admit
ted for 25 cents.
Paddy Ryan's assailants, Barring
ton and Campion, will not be tried
until next Monday. The wounded
man is expected to be able to attend
Court on that day.
The charge of assault and battery
against Darlington and Campion has
been changed to assault with a deadly
weapon. Their bonds have been
placed at $500 each.
The fonrth anniversary of Pacific
Rebecca Degree Lodge No 1, 100.
f., will be celebrated to night at Ex-
celsior hall. Local and visiting
brothers are invited to attend.
Hon. l.. A. Thurston leaves on the
Australia next Tuesday, en- route to
Chicago, to look after the panorama
of the crater of Kilauea that is to be
placed on exhibition'in that city.
Target practice is being held daily
by the Divisions of the San Fran
cisco. The firing is held from the
ships boats at a target erected ON
the reef just astern of the cruiser
The barkentine S. G. Wilder leaves
at noon to day for San Francisco.
She has superior accommodations
for passengers, and genial Captain
Griffiths is good man to travel
with.
The mems prayer meeting at the
Y. M. @. A. this evening will com
mence at Z o'clock instead of 7:30.
The prayer will last for a half an
hour only, OWING to the concert that
takes place in the hall.
Mr.. Robert Nish, with his wife and
two daughters, arrived on the Austria
liza. Mr.. Nish resided in Honolulu in
1862, afterwards going to Glasgow,
Scotland, where he now occupies a
prominent business standing.
j. J. Williams, the photographer,
is prepared to place pictures on
watch dials. He calls attention of
tourists to his large collection of ISL
and views and invites everybody to
his handsome gallery on Fort street.
The Board of Education received
1900 more copies of Prof. Alexander's
brief History of the Hawaiian Peo-
ple," by the Australia on Tuesday.
making altogether 1850 copies sent
by the American Book Company, the
publishers.
The Pacific Hardware Company
always have some attractive work of
art in their show windows. Two adj
ditions were made yesterday-an
engrossed letter of coincidence from
the pen of Viggo Jacobsen and a
picture of the late King.
James F. Morgan will hold two
important sales tomorrow at his
Salesroom. The premises formerly
occupied by Mr.. j. A Hassinger and
the residence of Mr.. Hyman. Three
building lots in Piikoi street will be
offered at the same time.
At the political meeting, last even
ing, Mr.. Nawahi said that he had in