The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-11-07

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LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Visit Fishel's store to-day.
Chief Justice Judd will hear
jury waived cases to-day.
The legislature will re-assemble
this morning at 10 o'clock.
The band will give concert at
Emma Square this evening.
The members of Lodge lie Pro-
gres will give a picnic and dance
at Remond Grove on the 18th inst.
All of the Chinese who arrived
on the S. S. Gaelic had the neces-
sary permits and were allowed to
land.
The ladies of the Central Union
Church will give lunch in the
church parlors next Thursday at
the usual time.
The Pioneer Building and Loan
Association will hold a regular
monthly meeting this evening at
the Chamber of Commerce.
Mr.. Alfred S. Hartwell, as at
torney for the heirs of Cabeb Bah
bit, wishes to dispose of $4,000
worth of Government bonds.
Hons. R. D. Walbridge, H. P.
Baldwin, A. S. and G. n. Wilcox
arrived from the other islands yes
terday to resume their legislative
duties.
Over 5000 bags of sugar were
brought to this port yesterday by
Island steamers. The sugar at
the present price is worth about
$4,000.
A special invitation is extended
to the officers and men of the U.
S. war vessels in port to cast their
ballots tomorrow at the counter
felt election.
The local practitioners held a
meeting on Friday night at the
residence of DR.. Henri McGrew to
take steps toward the formation of
a medical association.
Solomon, the native who was
stabbed one night last week was
unable to appear against his al
legged assailants, Walker and Cor
rie, so the hearing went over until
this morning.
When Charles Wilder was in
San Francisco, the manager of the
Oakland team expressed himself
as being anxious to bring his nine
of ball-tossers to this city during
the winter months.
William cassie Of Kauai dropped
in on his friends yesterday and
will remain in town for few days.
He has entirely recovered from his
late accident, and now wants to
know "who put it in the paper"
On Friday, Chief Justice Judd
and Justice Bickerton examined
four candidates for admission to
the bar, none of whom were passed
1t is understood that Carson Ken
yon is of the unsuccessful appli.
cants.
The japanese Bazaar, Robinson's
block, has just received per S. S
Gaelic, large and well-selected
stock of goods suitable for Christ
mas presents. Mr.. J. M. de Sac
Silva, the proprietor, invites in
spection.
Commencing this morning G. J
Fishel will commence his fifteenth
annual and last silver gift sale
Every customer who purchases
$3.50 worth of goods and over, viii
receive handsome silver or glass
ware present.
Mrs. Longhore-Potts, M. D., vii
deliver her third lecture at thu
Opera House this afternoon. DR.
Harrison will give his last and bes
lecture this evening to men only
Seats for both lectures can be hac
at L. J. Levey's.
All owners and representative
of owners of bonds of the Oah1
Railway and Land Company ar
requested to call at the office G
Mr.. J. B. Castle today betweel
the hours of 10 A. NJ. and II moor
and 2 and 4 P. NJ.
The Saturday issue Of the new;
paper known as the Liberal a
tackled Mrs. DR.. Potts and D.
George Harrison. The editor {
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