The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-05-19

Nh. wEBsTEB JoyEs OF the firm Of Jones & Co,
Wholesale Grocsrs. san Francisco. arrived in this
city per Australia
Is our las; issue We presented our readers with,
a synopsis Of Mr. Cruzan's last Wednesday evening
address and through the courtesy Of that reycrand
gentleman sc ara able 10 promise q continuance Of
these very excellent and instructive articles rom
week 10 week.
The /. Il. c. \. building and environments ale
daily assuming 4 more complete and finished ap-
pearanc- TIE road, however, in front Of the
building has been, and Is almost impossible for
carriages, ahd ne are glad 20 see that work bas
boon commenced On -.
\ CHARGE Of cruelty 10 animals entered al the
Police Court un Thursday against \. W. KsOpaa
was decided yesterday. The defendant was con
yicted and lined SIS. Perhaps this viii have 4
wholesome effect On those who AahituSliy maltrest
their horse, and dogs.
ME--Rs. LYcAN * JOHNSON have just received Il
new supply Of furniture, and are now able to offer
purchasers especial bargains in parlor sets, fancy
parloF tables sofas and all kinds Of furniture also
musical instruments Of all kinds are kept con-
stantly on hand. Give them a call before pur-
chasing elsewhese.
dTHE new sewer which has been for sometime
past in course Of construction from King street
between the premises owned by Messrs. Hackfeld
X Co., and those Of NJ. George Lucas, towards the
battery 10 the sea Is now almost entirely laid and
only needs covering. 1t is something that has
been5wanted. for ssme time past.
AT the door OF the steamship wharf building
on sunday there was q great scrabble for admit
lance. Some one had stationed Il native to keep
everybody ont except those who had especial bust
ness there, but although he succeeded for a time
the doof was ii ally thrown open and the crowd
rushed in.
Mr.. ELLwooD f. THoESE, one of the first 10 under
take the organization II a Safe Deposit Company
in New York, a member Of one Of the oldest mer-
camille firms in New York and Chairman of the
Board OF Trade in that city, who received His
Majesty The King, as Grand Master Of Masons at
New York, arrived in Honolulu Sunday per Aus
tralia. He is accompanied by his wife whom he
brings here on 4 visit for her health.
ONLY a part Of the iron work for the new build
ing now in course Of construction on the corner Of
Fort and Merchant streets, arrived by the barken-
tine Discovery. The balance is, however. expected
soon ON board the bark Ralakaua- which was to
nave left san Francisco some days ago. When she
arrives Mr.. Lucas VIII pnsh through the work and
the building will soon be completed.
\ G2NrLEHAS from one Of the other islands
came to Us the other day and wanted to know why
there were no lawn mowers kept for sale in this
city. lie had looked our advertising columns over
and could find none advertised for sale, and so had
sent To the Coast for one. Since then we have
noticed several lawn mowers and rollers packed
upon the sidewalk, and yet they would he fonnd
quicker by purchasers If advertised
PROGRAMME for the concert at Emma square,
this Saturday afternoon at 4:30 p. m:
Observation-Disclosures 49,. Donizetti
Ballad-The Message. .... ..........B lumeuthal
Peers March-Solantho. ......... Sullivan
Kiss Waltz-Merry War;. 49,. ....-.... Strauss
Selection-Jerusaiem Cby request) ......... Verdi
Two Qulcksteps. .Parlow
The Band will give a moonlight concert on Mon
day evening, May 21st, at Emma Square.
A CONSIDERABLE number of young hoodlums, be-
tween 8 and II years of age, are in the habit of
gathering around the band stand at Emma Square
just before and during concert hours, and cutting
up all sorts of antics. Sometimes they make
enough discordant noise to drive a sensitive person
half mad. At other times they actually catch hold
of spectators garments or fling small pebbles
among them. These young rufians ought to be
taught better manners, and if their parents can't
do it, then the police should take the matter in
hand and dispense them without further ceremony.
MEssRs. ROBERT Won OEHLHAFFEN & Co. Mon
day opened up their palatial restaurant on King
street, which they have appropriately called the
.tDelmOnico.'' 1t is unquestiOuably the most
complete elegant eating establishment in this city.
There are five or six tables prepared for customers
on the lower floor, and the whole upper story is
magnificently fitted up in the most spleudid and
appropriate style with everything for the convent
ence and comfort Of the public. In this depart
ment there is 4 sofa and cushioned chairs and
mirrors for the accon'riodation Of those who desire
TO wait for friends to join them. Mr.. Won Oehl-
haffen will himself attend to all the details Of man.
agement.