The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-09-07

The lleeclng lottery scheme j. a-
dead as the pEoverbial doornail.
( The Sullivan-Corbctt fight is TO
take place this evening in New
+ Orleans.
The band will play four new
selections at the Hotel concert this
I evening.
Mr.. P. c. Jones and family are
expected on the Australia this
morning.
Engine Companies Nos. 1 and 2
meet this evening at their respec-
tive halls.
The Rev. T. L. and Mrs. Gulio!Z
left for Maui yesterday on tho.
Claudine.
The band will serenade the
Australians passengers at the Hotel
this evening.
householder makes valuable
suggestion to Chief Engineer Asch
in this issue
y man named Thomas Spencer
was arrested yesterday on n charge
of stealing a horse.
This morning, at 10 o'clock, Jas.
f. Morgan will hold an auction
sale of blacksmith's tools, etc.
The Pacific Wheelmen in a BODY
took a ride to Waikiki last even
ing to listen to the band concert.
A delightful moonlight night and
a band concert drew a large num-
Der of people to Makee Island last
evening.
The California Fruit Market will
have their usual supply of ice
house fruits and vegetables on the
Australia.
His Excellency Governor W.NH.
Rice, of Kauai, returned to his
home yesterday afternoon by the
steamer Mikahala. i
The Trustees of the Queens
Hospital will hold meeting this
morning at 8 80 o'clock at the
Chamber of Commerce.
The Wo Long laundry, SO Bere-
tania street, notifies its patrons
that no wearing apparel was lost
by them at the wash house fire.
Two Cabinets composed of the
uncommon names of Smith and
Brown were on exhibition at the
Government building yesterday.
If your bicycle is out of repair,
stop in at the Armory on Beretania
street, and Messrs. Wootten &
Bromley will fix it while you wait.
Charles Leonard, the local hack
man, is quite a different person
from his namesake, and does not
wish to be COMPOUNDED with the
latter.
1.-THE Liberal, semi weakly
twenty-column paper, printed in
both the English and Hawaiian
languages, will make its initial
appearance to-day.
Chinese laundries were besieged
all day yesterday by housewives
anxious to find out if their linen
had been devoured by the flames
at the washhouse fire or Tuesday
morning.
1.-The Bicycle school at the. Ar
<mory on Beretania street is now
open for business, and all persons
who are DESTROYS of learning how
to ride a wheel can have their
wishes gratified.
The --latest in Shoes" is the
title of & new advertisement of the
Manufacturers Shoe Co. The cut
depicts a youth who possesses a
head that would make the editor of
the Golden Era grow green with
envy.
A special meeting of the st.
Andrews Church Association will
be held in the Cathedral school
room at 7 80 on Monday evening
next, to consider resolutions in con-
demnation of the proposed lottery
scheme.
The Liberal party will meet to-
morrow evening at Z o'clock at the
old Armory, on Queen street, for
the purpose of selecting a candi-
date for Noble, to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Hon.
Paul Neumann.
The promoters of the fleeing
lottery scheme have issued the
second number of the so-called
/ Golden Era. 1t contains such a
quantity of rubbish that a man
! is liable to receive a touch of pare
sis after waaing through it.