The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-11-22

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ing can be found elsewhere in this
issue.
Noble Marsden's Wine and Beer,
bill will be taken up in the House
to-day.
A large brick building on Fort
street is for rent. Apply to Har-
rison Bros.
Hustace & Co. have a second
hand Aermoter windmill for sale at
a low figure.
Judge Foster fined John Frcden-
berg SO yesterday for striking a
native woman.
Hereafter Port Surveyor Crabbe
will keep a strict watch on barrels
of picked salmon.
The Pacific Hardware Co. have
a thanksgiving surprise in one of
their show windows.
/ Mr.. G. w. Parker, an old resi-
dent, has composed a poem on the
death of Lord Tenneyson.
Nearly four hundred Japanese
will return to Japan on the steamer
Yamashiro Maru next week.
A collection taken up at the Kau-
makapili Church during service
last Sunday morning amounted to
$46245.
The Pacific Wheelmen will meet
this evening at the y. NJ. c. A.
Hall to consider some important
matters.
J. F. Colburn 81 Co. have q new
food for poultry on sale. It's called
Cracklings", and it is highly
spoken of.
The annual meeting of the Ha-
waiian Rifle Association will be
held at the Hawaiian Hotel on
Friday evening.
The Manufacturers Shoe Co.
have a new advertisement in this
issue in which they give some
points on shoes.
With the San Francisco Exam
liner of the 18th inst, a souvenir
picture representing a group of ma
tive musicians was issued.
In the damage suit Of Egan &
Gum VS.. Edward NJ. Brewer & Co
Justice Bickerton has awarded the
plaintiffs $430.1O damages. \
Daniel Foster, S. L. Desha and
A. w. Richardson have been ap
pointed to act as Inspectors at the
coming election on Hawaii.
The Rev. H. H. Gowen recently
delivered two lectures on the Isl
ands to large audiences at New
Westminster, British Columbia.
The committee on the Contra
EFire Station have reported in favo,
/ of allowing $4,000 for the new
structure for the use of the depart
ment.
The bark Amy Turner on Brewe
d Co.'S line will leave Boston 70
this city on January 1st instead
of the bark Edward May, with
drawn.
The case Of G.. a. Brown agains
G. n. Spencer to regain the of1ic
of tax assessor was set yesterda.
for Wednesday before the Suprem
Court in banco.
A Japanese fell into a boilin
molasses pan at the Lihue Suga
Mill, Kauai, one day last week, an,
was severely burnt. He Lingerie
! until the following day.
3 Mrs. E. Turner has removed {
: Hotel street, opposite the Y. NJ. {
/ A. Hall. Mrs. Turner is prepare
3 to do dressmaking in all the lates
/ styles at moderate prices.
. The following named gentleme
!, are reported applicants for the VI
cant position of Superintendent {
Public Works: T. r. Lucas, F. "
Wilhelm, E. B. Thomas, W. Bruno
l. and w. Z. Rowell.
There will be a meeting at Il
: Y. NJ. c. A. this evening at =
n o'clock to organize a clown towr
J. team to play the Punahous. \
interested in the manly sport
foot ball are requested to be pr
- sent.
,, The nights have been very co
5 for the past week. Mr.. Cleghol
!. states that his self-registering the
mometer shows that the mercu,
has fallen to Sc deg. 1t is colde
usually about 8 or 4 o'clock in t
- morning. d
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