The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-10
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

=, Governor DOminis and DeputyEMarshal
Dayton start on trip around this island
tomorrow.
There will be no concert by the Band this
evening, as it is to play at concert given
by Consul Irwin.
There was a rife match at the Casino on
Saturday last, at 200 yards range. The
score stood spaulding, 81 Horner, %.
The City of Toxic is advertised to leave
San Francisco on the 5th instant, in which
case she may be looked for early on Thurs
day next.
Mr.. James Welsh has lost small pony
belonging to his little son Willie. Anyone
finding the same can return it to the Key
stone saloon.
The bids for the Kennedy estate were
opened by the assisuees yesterday, and will
be submitted to the Chief Justice to-day iDr
his approval.
Mr.. Ralph Smith of the Press starts this
evening on the Kinau, for run over the
island of Hawaii. He looks happy at the
prospect before him.
Colonel Spreckels, Mrs. and Miss Emma
lSpreckels and Master Rudolph Spreckels,
were passengers by the Mariposa. On arri-
| val they at once drove out to the family
residence at Punahou.
Mr.. F. Wundenburg reports that work on
his steam vessel for the Molokai route is pro-
crossing satisfactorily, and he hopes to see
| her down here at an early date. Her name
has not yet been chosen.
Signor CampobellO, the eminent. baritone
Of the Emma Abbott troupe, is organizing
an opera company for a tong a. these islands.
Should he succeed il 80 '9ii there is a
rare musical treat in store for citizens of
| Honolulu.
We would advise all our lady friends to
| stop and examine the beautiful line of ladies'
and children's boots and shoes now on exhi-
bition in the Fort street window of M.
| McInerny's store. Every lady in town
| should see them.
| The steamer Zealandia, Captain Weber,
| arrived in San Francisco on the 22d ult.,
twenty-five days and nineteen hours from
| Sydney, Australia, making the fastest time
from that port. On the voyage up she en-
countered nothing but the pleasantest
| weather.
Mr.. Davenport, the popular and energetic
| passenger agent of the o. S. S. Company,
writes from San Francisco that there is
every probability of a irst-class dramatic
company visiting Honolulu shortly, under
] the management of Mr.. George F. Vessels.
Active preparations are in progress to get a
company together, and Mr.. Davenport, who
is promoting the enterprise, is sanguine of
| success.
| Arrivals at the Hawaiian Hotel, March
| 9TH. H.Jewett and wife, Major R. P Ham
mond, DR.. tombstone, Mrs. J. B. Foster,
Mrs. F. A. Deering, S. P. Smith and wife,
| of the bark Napoleon; J. B. Tobey, L. c..
| Owen, W. Ellis, New Bedford; William
Emerson, J. R.Walsh Charles Cogill, Harry
Cogill, w. T. King, Burton Stanley, G. Pix
ley, D. Tracy, A. Holland, NJ. Reinhardt, B.
Clark.
Among the arrivals yesterday by the
Mariposa, were Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett OF
Marysville, California, and Major Il. P.
| Hammond of San Francisco. Mr.. Jewett is
a we'll known banker, and one of the most in,
| huentiaI citizens in his own section of Cali
fOrnia. Major Hammond is an old West
Pointer and California pioneer. He is al
present one of the Police Commissioners Of
San Francisco. Major Hammond is visiting
the islands for health and recreation, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett are on pleasure bent
We welcome them cordially to our city.