The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-06-27
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

By order Of the Chief Justice, the sale of
the Heeia sugar plantation is further post
poned to July 25th.
! Mr.. E. Preston has had the roof of his
dwelling house on King street raised, adding
much to the looks of the building.
match game of baseball will be played
at 10 o'clock this morning, at Makiki Re-
serve, between nine from the Royal and
Fort street schools. ~
All the boys who wish to parade with the
antiques and horrihles are requested to meet
at the Office of J. E. Wiseman this evening"
to make final arrangements for the parade
Mr.. Philip Milton is laying a curb of cut
lava rock along the edges of the walks in
his grounds. The effect is very neat, and
the curbing is calculated to last for long
time.
Thomas Square is looking in fine order at
this time. 1t is gradually becoming very
shady, and the grass is we'll established. In
short time the band should commence
giving concerts there, alternating with those
given in Emma Square.
The receipts of domestic produce for the
week ending June 21st, were as follows:
Sugar, Is, 524 bags; rice, 1 ,429 bags; ava, Az
bags; coffee, bags; corn, 81 bags; potatoes,
II bags; ramie, 81 packages; wool, SO bales;
hides, 112; goat skins, 8 packages; cattle,
10; sheep, ZIG; horses, s.
Tie cleaning Of King street has been fin9
ished as far as the Ward premises, and will
be completed in another fortnight, provided
the weather continues fine. The old wooden
eulyert across the street, opposite the Gov
eminent nursery, is being replaced by one
built of brick The new culvert will be con-
siderably longer than the present one, ext
tending to within eight feet of each side Of
the road. w
Messrs. Sorenson L Co. are making beamsl
cords, etc., near the o. S. S. Co.'s wharf fori
the new landing at Campbell's lime quarry
at Waimanalo. Messrs. Allen & Robinson
own this new landing. The schooner Cater
ina will take them as soon as they are ready.
When this landing is completed the schooner
will come alongside. The stores will be con-
veyed from the quarry to the vessel by1
trucks.
Inc oceanic BaSeD Dali CLUB Will play
against the Pacifcs to-day at the Makik
grounds. The club records so far stand as
follows: The oeeanics have played and won
two games, having eight more to play The
Honolulus have played three games, win
ming two, and having six more to play. The
Married Men have played three games, win
ming one, and having six more to play. The
Pacifcs two games, losing both. They have
six more to play. The number of games
lost and won is even, and there are Is more
to be played.
The closing exercises at the Punahoq
Preparatory School yesterday were well att
tended, and the recitations especially pleasA
ing. 1t would be difficult to particularize!
when all acquitted themselves so well. We
congratulate their teachers upon their suc4
cess during the past term. The list Of those
graduating into Oahu College is as follows
with their pass-marks, 100 being perfect:
Agnes Judd, 1888; Mary Waterhouse, 9S.16;
Arthur Wilder, 96.56; Ellen Bicknell, $3.50;
Minnie Bailey, 35.S; Willie Wilder, $3.50
Juanita Hassinger, 92.S; Janey Howe, 88.73
James Bicknell, SO.4.