The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-04-26
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Dir. W. Ii. COrnwell IS IN town.
4 The Hon. Samuel and Mrs. Parker ar
/ rived from Hawaii on Sunday.
The Government schools reopen at 9
o'clock this morning for a new term.
Mr.. VIM. Noble, temperance evangelist,
left by the Mararoa for Auckland, y. L.
The Trustees OF the Sailors Home Will
hold meeting on Wednesday at 10 o'clc' k
Il. III.
Judge Ogden Hoffman is in town again,
having arrived from Maui Oh Saturday by
the Likelille.
The Zealandia arrived at San Francisco
at a. n on the 17th-earlier than she
was expected.
Benson, Smith & Co. have a large stock
OF Barry's Tricopherous on hand. Price
fifty cents per bottle.
Mr.. j. NJ Monsarrat, the lawyer, re-
turned to his island home by the Mararoa.
He was cordially welcomed.
Agnor CampobelIo was present at the
11:I3 o'clock service at st. Andrews
Cathedral yesterday morning.
Captain Weber, formerly of the Tea
ldlltlds mas Bccu dpppAillSb ~ IiAC tN4iil ~
gary command Of the Australia.
1.-THE New England kitchen and ball to be
7 given by the Myrtle Rowing Club will take
+ place Thursday evening, May 9th.
Colonel Claus Spreckels. Mrs. Spreckels
and Miss Emma Spreckels returned from
Maui on Saturday by the Likelike.
II. b. Ms Commissioner Major J. II.
Wodehouse paid an official visit to II. b.
Ms ). Heroine on Saturday morning.
Owing to a scarcity of space we are com
PEELED to leave out our report of the base
ball match and other interesting matter.
Purser HUMPHREYS of the Mararoa has
the thanks of the ADVERTISER for the
prompt delivery OF file of late papers.
The Popular Millinery House, 1O4 Fort
street, is showing fine white trimmed hats
for ladies and children, suitable for Easter
Mr.. f. q. Schuman has been appointed
Secretary and Treasurer of the Hawaiian
Carriage Manufacturing Company, limited.
BY the steamships City of Rio de Janeiro
and Mararoa, combined, fifty-nine bags OF
mail arrived for the Honolulu Post Office
Attention IS directed to an able letter on
the Hawaiian Reciprocity Treaty, re-
printed from Bradstreet's" journal, New
York.
The latest spring and summer styles OF
ladies and childrens' untrimmed hats, at
the Popular Millinery, n. S. Sachs, pro-
prietor
Charles H Hartman, a noted long dis
lance pedestrian, was a through passenger
by the Mararoa. He is going to Sydney to
try his luck.
We have re, eived a copy of the Plant
ers' Monthly" for April. 1t contains
variety of useful information in relation to
sugar interests.
The finest display of embroideries can be
seen at n. S. Sachs, 1O4 Fort street, white,
blue and red. Yoke embroideries with
edgings to match.
The 0. and 0. steam4hip Gaelic was to
have left San Francisco last Thursday,
April ODD, for Hongkong, via Honolulu
She may be looked for here on Friday
The true tonic reinvigorator for this eli
mate is the ice cold genuine Boca beer at
Dodd's. Sound, bright and sparkling, it
strengthens as well rs cheers. Always call
for draught BOca.
The ladies prayer meeting of the Bethel
Union Church will be held this afternoon
at o'clock at the residence of Mrs.
Brown, Hotel and Alakea streets. n gent
eral attendance is requested
Signor Campobello has composed many
songs. He has brought with him num-
Der of copies of two, Loves Message
and MY Sole Command" which will be
ON sale at j. +. Wiseman's office.
Mr.. A. G. Parker, of the Mail, To-
ronto, Canada, arrived by the Mararoa,
and is stopping at the Royal Hawaiian
Hotel Mr.. Parker will remain here some
time visiting the Islands, and then leave
for the Colonies.
Mr.. w. 5. Abel of San Francisco arrived
bv the Mararoa. His father was formerly
United States Consul at Honolulu. Mr..
Abel comes here for the purpose OF hold
ing lodges of instruction in the interest OF
the Masonic body.
Five passengers returned by the kinau
on Saturday from the Volcano, and eX-
press themselves well repaid for making
the trip. Purser Beckley reports that the
heat at the crater is intense, and before
Iono there must be an outbreak.