The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-11
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

L0lS
week.
The Chinese are believers in the sweet
buy and buy.
Rice and taro crops between town and
Eva look very flourishing.
An experienced plantation luna adver-
tIses for billet in that capacity.
A boat of local historic interest is offered
for sale at Mr.. Ryan's oat-building shop.
The Eva road is in excellent condition.
for the most part, as far out as Moanalua.
Messrs. Ed. Hoffschlaeger & Co. an
nounce sundry brands of liquors ex Cor
anna.
A new artesian we'll is being sunk mauka
of the road in one of the valleys beyond
Kalihi.
Up till midnight yesterdays arrests were
four for drunkenness, two for ARRAY and
two for disorderly house.
Hon. S. NJ. Damon, as executor estate of
Mrs. Sarah Dickson, issues the notice to
claimants against the estate usual in such
cases.
Messrs. Ed. Hoffschlaeger & Co. an
nounce the arrival of two of those fine
Westermayer pianos by the bark c. R.
Bishop.
Mr.. Morgan is under orders to sell, for
Mr.. Harrison on the 21st inst, the desira-
BILE residence situated on the corner OF
LunalilO and Victoria streets.
James Carty's horse ran away from the
Merchant street hack stand last evening,
and broke the shafts of the carriage when
opposite the Government building.
Arrivals at the Hawaiian Hotel on Sat
urday were Randall Won Tempsky, Kahoo-
lave; J. R. Sneyd-KynnersIey and wife,
KOhala; Jas. r. Renton, Hamakua.
The statement of g A Happy Investor"
in another column furnishes food for
thought to all impressed with the duty OF
providing for the future of those dependent
upon them.
A hackman complains that several bar
rels covering line stakes on the tramway
construction, which being in a shady streak
are dangerous, were not marked with Ian
terms last night.
At the next meeting of the Debating So
ciety paper will be presented on the
" Reform Party of 1890" Election of
officers and other important terminal bust
ness are on the order paper.
A very pretty and faithful picture of a
cluster of peoples, by young lady of
Santa Rosa, Cal, whose portrayal of
flowers has often been admired, is on view
in the Pacific Hardware Co.'S show
window.
The "red-headed Dutchman'' and mate
were torn from beneath their rOOf-tree, on
King street near Palace Square, last night
for keeping a disOrderly house. Captain
Larsen and Lieut.. Kamana managed the
capture.
There was a very fair attendance of
pupils at both Oahu College and Punahou
Preparatory school yesterday. There were
nearly fifty students present at the College,
who will begin the years course in earnest
work this morning.
The fourth organ recital will be given in
Kaumakapili Church on Saturday evening
next. Solos will be sung by Miss Rose
Makee and Mr.. Levi Lyman, and organ
solos will be given by Rev l. GoOdell, MI.
NJ. H. Jones and Mr.. Wray Taylor.
A varied assortment of dry and tailor
goods, etc., will be sold for Mr.. L. B. Kerr
at Mr.. J. F. Morgan's auction rooms on
Wednesday and Thursday. AS the lot
consists of fresh impOrtations, the sale will
be fine opportunity for both tailors and
heads of families.
The Royal Hawaiian Band concert at
Emma Square last evening was superior
one in all respects, and Prof. Berger is to
be congratulated not only upon the success
on the side of himself and his tunefuI
corps, but as we'll in having had an ap-
preciative, happy and numerous audience.
In the report of the mishap to the bark
entlne S. N. Castle, the place Kualoa was
referred to as the country residence of
Hon. A. F. Judd (Chief Justice). His
Honor desires the correction made that
the property belongs to his brother, Hon.
c. H. Judd, from whom he has its freedom
as a rural retreat by courtesy