The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-02-24

lily PACIFIC COMM
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
n. 5. Sachs has new advertise
/ ment IN this issue.
The Hawaiian Band did not play
last evening at the Hotel.
/ Hustace 81 Go. have some firewood
/ for sale at a reasonable figure.
A number of the Raymond tourists
paid visit to the Pail yesterday.
The New York Life Insurance Co.
has an advertisement in this issue.
A house containing five rooms is
to rent. See advertisement in this
/ issue.
The Royal Hawaiian Band will
sing the three new songs at Mrs.
Gray's concert.
Oyster cocktails are a novelty in
this city. Larry Dee is to be thanked
for this innovation.
The Manufacturers Shoe Co. are
ready to furnish the whole human
race with footwear.
The Pepeekeo Sugar Co. will hold
meeting this afternoon at the Office
Of H. Hackfeld & Co.
The Minister of the Interior has
approved the appointment of w. H.
Cummings as Road Supervisor
The funeral of the late Bishop of
Olba will be held this morning at 10
o'clock, at the Catholic Church.
Isalnoto, a Japanese, was COM
mitted to the care Of DR. Oliver yes
terday Isamoto is in hard luck.
A special meeting of the Pacific
Sugar Co. will lie held this afternoon
at the office of f. A. Schaefer & Co.
The steamer Zambesi will be due
here about March 1, en- route TO Vic
toria. Davies & Co. are her agents.
Judge Foster did not have busy
time yesterday. A number of cases
were remanded by request of counsel.
The Government offices closed at
noon on Tuesday, out of respect to
the late Father Hermann, Bishop of
Olba.
The S. S. China has about $50 tons
Of freight for this port. The vessel
is not likely 10 leave before 4 P. NJ.
to-day.
The band will play at the Hotel to-
night, and will give the programme
announced for the postponed concert
of yesterday.
It was reported yesterday that
John +. Bowler had purchased the
newspaper known as the Eiele The
sum paid was $4,000
William Cogswell, the artist, who
has painted SO many portraits of
prominent Honolulu residents, ar
rived by the Australia
The Honolulu trio, Messrs. Bruins,
Ritman and Charlock, will appear in
a song and dance at the Opera House
on next Saturday evening.
The adjourned annual meeting of
the shareholders of the HoDokaa
Sugar Co will be held this morning
at the office of f. A. Schaefer & Go.
The sidewalk in front of the office
of Hon. Paul Neumann has been re-
paired If you don't take the ADvER-
TIsER you don't have your wants at
tended to.
But one body was recovered from
the wreck Of the Tamerlane on the
Puma coast. 1t was identified as
Allen WILDER, the second mate of the
ill-fated vessel.
Mr.. j. S. Baker, Mrs Harter, Mrs.
J. Russell and Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Phillips arrived on the China yester
day. They will remain in Honolulu
| for some time.
J. J. Williams, with his usual
energy, has printed a number of
memorial badges to be worn by those
attending the funeral of the late
Bishop of Olba.
Captain William Freeman will be
presented with a life saving medal
by the United States Government
for his gallant rescue of the crew of
the bark John p West.
The crew of the Pensacola are to
be granted liberty night next Sat
urday evening, in order to see little
Hessie Lemons performance of the
Sailors Hornpipe at the Opera
House.
The Pensacola has received orders
to sail for the Navy Yard at Mare
Island, California. The San Fran