The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-06-14
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
4O7 hats have a respite.

| Mr. Hayselden's bail is forfeit.
Mr.. ]. A. Gonsalyes, photographer, will
return to town by the Kinau.
Alfred Branch issues very comprehen-
sive boating challenge in this paper.
Pay water rates within fifteen DAYS from
July 1st, or be subject to 10 per cent. addi-
tional.
The box plan for Prof. Canaris' iugglerv
performance opens this morning at ]. E.
Brown & Co.'S.
The assignees' sale of liquors by Morgan
takes place at the store of Brown & Co.
this morning at 10 o'clock
A communication from Rev. S. E.
Bishop, relating to what took place be
hing the blackboard" Is deferred tor want
of space.
meeting of creditors of the Pacific
Navigation Company is called for IL
o'clock this morning in the Chamber of
Commerce room.
- Mr.. Harry Byng is making arrange
ments for a minstrel entertainment and a
variety performance of song, dance and
burlesque, to be given on the Both of June
at the Opera House.
Mr.. II. J. Agnew denies that the race
between his horse Mink" and Mr.. d.
Davis ALBERT L." was a swindle; says his
horse is smart but unreliable, and he lost
heavily on the match.
meeting of American citizens is called
by His Excellency Geo. w. Merrill, Min
lister Resident, for Friday evening at the
Hotel, to consult in reference to the OBJ
servanCe of the Fourth of July.
st. Andrews Church Association meets
this evening at 7:3O o'clock A paper will
be read by Mr.. T. R. Walker on Hasty
Gllmpses III the East" Members and
friends of the Association are requested to
attend.
The seventy-six South Sea ISLANDERS
thirty-One men, twenty-six women and
nineteen children-that arrived by the brig
Hazard were shipped by the steamer Mika-
hala yesterday evening to the Koloa Plan
tatiOn, Kauai.
The European (not Portuguese) hack
man got off on showing that he had been
sold the superseded regulations, and these
to a reporter, however, of losing his time
al "a so a day-from $50 a. m. till 4:3O p.
M, while waiting for his case to be called.
Mr.. Henry Smiths election as Secretary
of the Fire Department is to be contested
perhaps in the Supreme Court. Affidavits
have been already made in the case. 1t is
evident that, unless matters in the Depart
present, a paid Department will soon be an
absolute necessity.
A number of Cinnamon and native
women were acting in most disOrderly
manner, on the open highway of King
street, in the full glare of the electric light,
after the midnight hour a few nights ago.
They made noise enough to be heard
blocks away, yet there was apparently no
policeman within either sight or sound.
An important letter from Prof. Scott,
defending himself against what he con-
siders undue prominence thrust upon him
by Mr.. w. Irving Bishop, also explaining
his position in the whole matter, is
crowded out of this issue. The cOmmunica-
ton will not spoil in any degree by days
DELAY, when the public know that the
writer has been prompt in acknowledging
the mind-reader's attention.
The craft and large circle of outside
friends will have a hearty farewell aloha
for Messrs. Jas. Turner and U. q. Wilson,
for the Coast to day. They be-
long to the P c. A. staff. Mr.. Turner as
Job foreman won the esteem of patrons, |
for his gentemanly bearing well as |
skillful dealing with the varied tastes al !
ways met with in the patronage of print |
ing office.
Correspondents urban and rural will |
please practise brevity in their favOrs. |
Stacks" of interesting manuscript and |
''galleys" of news await chance for in |
sertion. With the small type used this |
journal furnishes reading matter in guam
tity beyond due proportion to the best |
possible revenue of a newspaper in so |
small a community. Only by remOrseless |
boiling down" can the different depart |
ments of the paper receive anything like |
Justice, at least during the legislative |
session.