The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-23

Inc l.. y. IL. mas large 2Ssort
ment of toys for sale.
Visit the photograph parlors to
day and give the children a treat
Itohan has made a great re due
ton in Christmas goods for today
only.
Joseph Silver is prepared to re
pair Regain vapor or Pacific gas en-
gines.
Jas. F. Morgan holds a Christ
mas sale of liquors and cigars al
noon today.
Captain Barker and some of bis
officers took a number of ladies fol
a moonlight row last evening.
The steamer Hall was held until
noon yesterday to receive the for.
eign mails for the other islands.
If you want bicycle at reduced
rates, ring up SO, both telephones
and ask for George Paris. He can
fix you.
Toys and dolls and the balance
Of the Columbian souvenir spoons
will be given away to purchasers
today at Sachs.
The Hawaiian News Company
received yesterday, 'Just in time, y
fine lot of music cabinets. They
are splendid holiday gifts.
A grand holiday ball, under the
management of Prof. Berger, will
be given at the Drill Shed on the
evening of Saturday, December 30.
The adjourned annual meeting
of the Hawaiian Sugar Company
will be held on Tuesday, December
26, at the office of w. G. Irwin &
Co.
The Sunday School of the Portu-
guese Mission will have a Christ
mas tree and festival at the chapel
on Miller street this evening at
7:30.
The Hawaiian Band will play at
Emma Square at Ais this after
noon. On Christmas Day con-
cert will be given at Thomas
Square at 3 o'clock.
The ADVERTISERS extra was
sent to the other islands yesterday.
The cheering news OF the downfall
of royalist hopes will be a pleasant
Christmas present for our neigh
bors.
At the 6 80 o'clock service of the
Second Congregation of st. An
drew's Cathedral, Sunday evening.
the choir will sing a number of
carols and special anthem. All
seats free.
The Christmas morning service
of the Second Congregation of St..
Andrews Cathedral will commence
at 9 80 o'clock, at which an elabor-
ate programme of music will be
presented by the choir.
The Christmas Festival of the
schools connected with the Chinese
Mission will take place at the Chi
nese Church, on Fort street, this
evening, commencing at $50
o'clock. All friends of the mission
are cordially invited to attend.
The Cabinet had special meet
ing at 10 o'clock yesterday, to COM
slider Hawaiian affairs, as presented
in Minister Thurston's report. Vice
President Hatch, Chief Justice
Judd, w. n. Armstrong, Judge
Hartwell and others were also
present.
The marriage, in San Francisco,
of Miss Eliot McCombe and Mr..
Albert HI. Busch, of Los Angeles,
is announced. The bride is a
sister of Mrs. J. B. Sutton (wife
of the purser of the S. S. Alameda)
and Mr.. Thos. McCombe, both
we'll known here.
A car will leave Pauoa on Christ
mas morning for st. Andrews
Cathedral at $40, for the early
celebration. The return car will
leaye the Cathedral at 7:30. For
the $50 service a car will leave
Pauoa at 8 10 for the Cathedral, re-
turning at II o'clock.
1t was a surprise to the mer-
chants of this city to see how quick
ly the Christmas trade improved af-
ter yeterday's news was received.
The excitement of the last few days
had injured business considerably,
and when the tension was removed,
Christmas shoppers were around az
thick as bees.
A number of prominent Hawai-
waiians arrived by the Alameda,
among them being WIN. Armstrong,
H. P. Baldwin, II. n. Castle, who
will assume the editorship of the
ADVERTISER R. r. Hind, Robert
Levers, Hon. J. Mott-Smith, H.
w. Severance. Lieutenant Rush.