The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-11-04

night.
White flags with red balls in the
centre were seen everywhere yes
terday.
i 1t expected Mr.. Theophilus H.
4 Daviesv III arrive by the Australia
this morning.
The next mail to the Coast will
be the steamer China due here on
Monday next.
The Sons of ST. George will give
a dance at the Masonic temple
next Monday evening.
The muscular spirituo PSYCHIC
metric-evangelist will hold another
Of his meetings tonight.
Mrs. c. Along and family will
return to Honolulu this morning
by the steamer Australia.
The Hawaiian band, string
orchestra, will play at Emma
square this afternoon at 80.
The Punahou and Honolulu foot
ball teams will have a match game
at the college grounds at 4 80 Pm.
today.
The boat boys caught a big eel
in one of the old boilers lying on
the beach in the rear of the L. s.
S. Adams.
Invitations are out for ball, to
be given by Mr.. and Mrs. w. G..
Irwin at their Waikiki home next
Thursday.
w. A. Kiha will address Rev.
Kekipi's congregation tomorrow
evening at ]. f. Bush's church,
Printers lane.
Twelve ava licences will be sold
at public auction on Thursday,
December 7th, in front Of the gov
eminent building.
The Healanis and Unknowns
will play ball this afternoon. Game
will be called at o'clock instead
of 3 80 as formerly.
The regular annual meeting of
the Hawaiian Rife Association
will be held at the Arlington hotel
this evening at Z 30 O'clock.
Rev. e. Lewis was Il passenger
by the steamer Kinau Yesterday TO
assume charge of the Anglican
church at Kohala, Hawaii, vice r.
Calender.
Harry Miller, for so long Larry
Dee's bartender at the Criterion
saloon, has returned to his old love,
the Pantheon, and will be found
there hereafter
DIR. More Of Hilo, Hawaii, will
take temporary charge of the office
of district physician for Koloa,
Kauai, during DR.. j. K. Smiths
temporary absence.
Egan & Gum received judgment
against G.. w. r. King for $39.17
yesterday. The plaintiffs had gar
nisheed King salary as member
of the government forces.
Antoine, a native man who hit
another over the head with a club
because his pipe was knocked out
of his mouth, was given twenty
four hours imprisonment and So
fine yesterday.
The first performance of the anna
teur minstrel company will take
place at the house opera on Novem
Der 25th. Quite a number of new
specialties and business are ex-
pected to arrive to-day on the Aus
tralia.
Captain H. H. Berry, late master
of the wrecked schooner Liholiho,
has been commissioned merchants
special police" by the marshal.
Captain Berry's duties are to patrol
along Fort and King streets from
P. NJ. to 4 AN.
The Honolulu Typographical
Union will hold its regular monthly
meeting at Harmony Hall. Time
will be called at 7:30. "Phat"
takes will be "jeffed" for at that
hour, sharp. All the "slugs" in
No. 81 are expected to be present to
avoid "phalanx."
A rumor was ahoat last evening
to the effect that the U. S. S. Phila-
delphia had changed her moorings
yesterday evening, and moved
within $50 feet of the wharf On
inquiry at the boat-landing and
also at the I. l. S. n. Co.'S wharf
last night, the rumor was denied.
Dick Kekona an ex-police officer
was arrested Thursday and charged