The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-08-04
LUUAL AND GENERAL.

A combination will shortly be formed for !
promoting" hooulu lahui' on Ocean Island.
An important notice to holders of Wal
Iuku Sugar Co.'S stock appears elsewhere. |
Kinimakaha was arrested yesterday for
HOUSEKEEPING with intent to commit lar |
ceny.
Steamship Zealandia ought to arrive
early to-day, if she left San Francisco on
time.
Another Chinaman has joined the mum
Der of the free, under writ of habeas
corpus.
A Japanese and band boy were sever
! ally locked up for drunkenness yesterday
| afternoon.
Messrs. B. F. Ehlers & Co. are selling
laces at reduced prices to get rid of sur
! plus stock.
| Presence of mind is very we'll, but alb
| sence of body is more comfortable in a run
away episode.
Regular monthly meeting of Honolulu
Typographical Union No. 81, this evening
! at half-past six o'clock.
The police are requisitioned for the ar
rest of good many naval deserters, with
offers of SO and 500 rewards in different
cases.
Officer Waialeale has been transferred
from the Honolulu police to be Deputy
| Sheriff of KooIaupoko, in place of r. Ma
| kahalupa.
Company D., Honolulu Rifles, had
meeting on Friday evening, and voted
unanimously in favor of V. V. Ashford as
Colonel of the Forces.
The steamer Kinau will Not be due here
till Sunday morning, this being her Vol
cano trip. 1t will be remembered she took
quite large list of tourists.
Fine showers fell yesterday afternoon
and during the evening. On the mountains
the rainfall must have been heavy, judging
from the appearance of the clouds.
There will be more fun with clay pigeons
at Lishman's pasture this afternoon. Last
Saturday several of the crack shots never
made miss in whole string of six birds.
Messrs. H. Hackfeld & Co. will hold a
large credit sale of various lines OF mer-
chandise at their store on Monday, Mr.
Morgan being the auctioneer on the occa-
sion.
Mr.. Sachs grand annual mammoth
clearance sale will begin on Monday, con
tinuing for two weeks Only-an oppor'
tunitv for cash bargains that must be gen,
| orally embraced.
A match game of baseball will be played
this afternoon on the Makiki square be
k tween the Vandalia and Omaha teams
Both have been practising daily the pas
, week, and both are confident of success.
l A piece of rice land at Moiliili, contain
: ing five acres and belonging to Mlkasooe
' was sold by the Marshal on Friday Il
Z, satisfy a judgment in the Police Court
: MIN. Monsarrat bought the property TO
! $3.50, being $3.50 over mortgage upon II
1t was reported Thursday night tina
81 Wong Tai Poon, a well-known Chinaman
had been attacked by some of his country
men, and Friday night Captain Hopkln
IF arrested Kau Chock on charge OF assam
r and battery on the aforementioned per
son.
I. The stone laid on one side of King stree
toward Leleo was rolled yesterday /
order to make a tolerabIe passage for vehl
~ cles while the other side is getting 1t
W share. Drivers will require to be carefr
at that point till repairs are completed,
j. q deep ditch and a dirty creek yaWn 10 re
ID ceive the reckless or unwary
b The item of foreign news regarding
- confession bv an arrested anarchist
OF Chicago is authoritatively contradicted
g a telegram from that city to the san fral
20 cisco Chronicle of July Goth. 1t is state
that the case is complete with the arre
of the three men in custody, and th'
~ these three formed the conspiracy
th AS soon as the shippers of the barks
81 D BRYANT and Forest Queen, the barker
C. tine Planter and the tern W. >. boWn
lie found out yesterday that the orlganrlf
w. G. irwin was outside, they decorate
- their vessels with flags in honor o. u
long-expected clipper, that they mad
handsomely distanced in the ocean rae
4. The rifle match announced without da
~ in this paper some days ago will take place
tho Hawaiian Rifle Association range aI
- o,cIock this afternoon. The home tea
are C. B. Wilson, F. Hustace, }. koth"e
w Pratt. J. H. Fisher, w. c. King al
C. II. Nicoll, and that of II. B. NJ. D ny
"a cinth are Lieutenants Asch, CaIue
n Hamilton, DIR. Yeo, Mr.. Locock' M
X WooIaston and Mr.. Flynn.
Last evening our reporter strayeo III
IS Oueen Emma Hall where the HaWail'
IF; BIue Ribbon League was found to be
or ! ,;,, Chief Justice Judd in the chal
The Rev. DR.. Hyde and Rev. Il. D 1lll'o y
OK took part in conducting the meetihs' =
ol ports were given in style that proven i.
oe' outlook committee to be composer Vi II
wv wide-awake members. The interest Oh
it'll members, both male and female IN
work Of the organization, is well sustalht