The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-01-10


The Chinese New Year holidays
Will commence on the 18th of Feb
ruary.
faro -four is very eficaoious for
all stomach troubles. If you don't
believe it, Just try it.
c. W. Wood is authorized to act
for Ars. Anna Long during her alb
sence from the Kingdom.
The appointment of Captain A
n. Trip as Port Surveyor is offici,
ally announced in this issue. -.
The S. S. Oceanic may be ex.
pected this evening from San Fran
cisco, en- route to the Orient. She
will bring the mails.
There will be a meeting of the
Committee of Management of the
Young Mems Church Institute this
evening at S:30P.
A quarterly dividend is due and
payable to the stockholders OF
Wilder's Steamship Company at
the Office of the company.
Roth, the tailor, calls attention
to his advertisement in this issue
in which he offers to make fine
clothes at greatly reduced prices.
Rumor has it that Deputy Mar
shall Mehrten will be made jailer OF
Oahu Prison, and Harry Won Holt
will take his place in the Marshals
Office.
Her Majesty will not be ready tc
prorogue the Legislature until next
Saturday, and that is the day now
set for closing the present session
of the lawmakers.
The new officers of Rebekah
Lodge, I. o. o. F., will be installed
on Friday evening. After the in.
stallation, a musical and literary
programme will be carried out.
Mr.. F. NJ. English will give his
usual weekly instruction in music
in the school room of st. Andrews
Cathedral at 7 80 P. NJ. tonight
These glasses are open to all.
Mrs. Hatch is booked to leave
for San Francisco on the Mariposa
F. Sinclair and wife, G. M. Officer
and the Misses Daniels will leave
for the Colonies on the Alameda.
| George X. Norton has petitioned
the Circuit Court to be declared a
voluntary bankrupt. His creditors
are notified to appear on next Fri
day morning and prove their
claims.
d. X. Fyfe, who was arrested last
week on charge of vagrancy, ha:
signified his willingness to leave
this country, SO sentence has beer
suspended for one week to allow
him to get out.
The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE &:
pages) is out this morning, con
tanning all the news of the pas
week. A mail leaves for the United
States on Thursday. Send a copy
to your friends abroad
The police found the door o
Harrison Bros shop on Fort stree
open last night. Leaving doors
unlocked is a common practice il
this city, and it is surprising tia
more burglaries are not committed
&c The wife of Mrs. Levi Kauai, o
Waimea, Kauai, died at her home
at Waimea, last Friday. The caus,
of her death was typhoid fever
Mrs. Kauai was well known to ma
tives throughout Kauai, and in Thu
city also.
Justin V. Mccarthy, formerly i;
school-teacher at Lahaina, wa
committed to the Insane Asylum
yesterday at his own request. HI
suffers temporary insanity at times
and this course was adopted to Sc,
if he can be cured.
"Oily Bill" will probably brin,
| in report on the Lottery bill
this morning in the House 1t j
unnecessary to add that the mem
Der from Lahaina will have tn
fleeing scheme painted in tn
most glowing colors.
The auction sale of furnitur
which was to take place at tn
store of c. E. Williams tomorrow
morning has been discontinued
The reduction sale is now in pre-
gress at the same place and ban
gains in furniture are offered.
, Owing to a lack of funds, th
Road Board has but very few me
at work on the streets. They re
ceived an appropriation of $4,000
; the other day, but the money wa
used to pay an accumulation {
! debts, so they have asked th
, House for more money.