The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-11-20
LOCAL AND GENERAL.


9 Holiday shopping has com
5 menced.
Lou thinks he has good grounds
0 for libel suit.
The Temple of Fashion has pu
on it's holiday attire.
\ The Olaa restaurant, J. Lycur
gus, proprietor, is a new venture il
Hid. See advt.
= The Hawaiian band will give a
moonlight concert at Emma square
(weather permitting) this evening
: The water was 6 inches deep in
the cutters at the corner of Fort
and Queen streets yesterday morn
ing.
The fire Sunday morning was
caused by lime being Stacked in a
warehouse behind Lucas planning
mill.
/ Reservoirs one, two and three
were filled by the rain at 6 AN.
yesterday, and were overlooking all
day.
= Five and three-quarter inches of
rain fell at Punahou college during
the storm of Saturday night and
Sunday.
The attendance at the churches
last night was exceptionally large
considering the inclemency Of the
weather.
The reports from various points
around the island show that the
rainfall has been very general and
even every place.
The annual meeting of the Wilder
Steamship Company will be held
this morning at 10 O'clock at the
company's office.
Under foreclosure of mortgage
Jas. f. Morgan will sell real estate,
on this island, at II o'clock noon
today at his salesroom.
The names of a goodly number
of DRINKS decorated the pages of
the prison register yesterday after
noon. Perhaps too much water was
the cause.
Mr.. Robert II. Baker has pro-
missed to deliver an address before
the congregation of pastor Kekipi's
church, Printers lane, next Sun
day evening.
Two men-of-war's men and
s;stranger started out to do up a ma
i've on Fort street yesterday, and
as a result ,nnLteey all landed at the
police station. -,
This is the regular week.. for
band concerts, but from
;he latest advices received from the
weather. clerk there will be little
work for the band.
The Hawaiian Hardware Com
oany have a timely talk this morn
ng on Hartman steel-wire mats.
Aermoters are not discussed-na-
lure performing its duty.
The hearing of the libel suit
brought by Chas. B. Wilson against
W. G. Smith, which was to have tax
IN place Saturday, was postponed
ill next Wednesday, at the request
IF the prosecution.
The exact date of the sailing of
the bark Alden Besse from San
Francisco is not known, but it is
highly probable that she brings
five or six days later news than
has been received here.
One of the native members of
the Kaumakapili church is said
to be secretly stirring up strife
the members of that church.
This agitator's aim is to place the
Mcqueen at the head of the church.
Sealed tenders for the construc-
ton of a jail at North Kohala,
are asked for by the min
lister of the interior. Plans and
can be seen at the
bureau of public works, or at the
office of c. III. Pulaa, deputy sheriff,
North Kohala.
Word was received at the station
house this morning from Waialua
to the effect that native of that
place had been arrested on a charge
Of attempted murder, the intended
victim being the mans own daugh-
ter. Some sensational details are
as the outcome of the as
sault.
TOn Saturday morning two horses
belonging to the tramcar line got
loose from a car on Beretania
street, and, evidently frightened at
what they had been pulling, ran
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