The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-08

PRESIDENT DOl0 Will receive CdpG
Coffin and his staff at the Govern
ment Building this morning.
The Honolulu eleven and team
from the Hyacinth will try conclu-
sions at cricket this afternoon.
Captain Coffin and the officers of
the u. S. S. Charleston will call on
the Government this morning at
II o'clock.
The Minister of the Interior adj
vertises for bids for making altera-
tons to the interior of the Post
Office building.
Two copies each of the Planters
Monthly for February and April,
1894, are wanted, and for which 81
each will be paid.
The Catholic church on Fort
street will hold fair soon to raise
funds enough with which to repair
the church organ. "a
Marshal Hitchcock will probably,
leave for Kona next week to inves-
tigate the two tragedies referred to-
elsewhere in this issue.
There will two luaus given today
one by Mr.. J. T. Waterhosue at
his house in the Valley, and the
other by Mrs. Haalelea at Moiliili.
No effort has been made SO far
by Jamieson's attorney to gain pos
session of the four mysterious
trunks now in the bonded ware
house.
With one or two exceptions, all
of the Hawaiian Consuls abroad,
who acted under the monarchy,
have been re. commissioned by the
Republic. "
The Martha Davis brought word
to the effect that the law against
singing or whistling after the
Ball' is still in force in British
Columbia.
The California Fruit Market re-
frigerator will arrive on the Aus
tralia this morning with "a large
variety of seasonable fruit, vegeta-
bles, fish, oysters, etc. You can
order through telephone 37S.
Henry James was arrested yes
terday, charged with misappro-
priating So belonging to couple
of bluejackets on the Charleston.
He was released, when he promised
to return the money to the men.
The contingent of the Salvation |
Army is looked for this morning, |
and if the soldiers are strong
enough it is expected that they |
will commence this evening TO |
make war on the Nuuanu-street-
Saturday-night-devil.
Notwithstanding the many coun-
ter attractions, Theosophical Hall
was we'll filed with people last !
evening to hear Mrs. Thirds lecture !
on Universal Brotherhood| 1t |
proved to be one of the most enjoy
able lectures of the present series. |
A native took the oath and regis
tered the other day, hoping, as he
afterwards explained, that he
would get position on the police
force. He d ID not get the position,
so he went to the Judiciary Build
ing yesterday to have his name
erased from the voting register.
Prof. Bradley has removed from
Emma street to Union Square, next
the Opera House-a central and
convenient position both for him
self and the pupils who attend for
music lessons. He has leisure for
a few additional pupils in either
organ, piano, solo singing, violin
and cello. Choral and class sing
ing are his speciality.
Some live cattle were placed on
board of the German war vessel
Alexandrine yesterday, to furnish
fresh meat during the voyage to
Korea. The cattle made it very
Interesting for the people who were
handling them, and finally the SER
vices of some experienced cattle
men had to be secured before the
animals were placed ON board
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India has 27,OOO,OOO acres in rice,
1S,O00,000 in wheat 75.0OO,OOO in