The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-30
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

rougher passage than usual.
The Netherlands warship Zilveren Kruls
is expected to sail for Java tomorrow.
Foreign news and portion of our San
Francisco Letter are squeezed out of this
issue.
There was no business before their
Honors the Supreme Court Justices yes
terday.
Pacific Hose Company held meeting
last night. Their original ticket was ad-
hered to.
Mr.. Bedolfe, the courteous purser of the
Australia, has our cordial thanks for files,
reports, etc.
Mr.. P. G. Camarinos arrived by the Aus
tralia with a plentiful supply of fresh
fruits on ice.
There was reception and dance on
board H. n. NJ. S. Zlveren Kruis on Tues
day afternoon.
An official notice of the opening of the
new part of st. Andrews Cathedral will
appear by request on Thursday and Satur-
day.
Among familiar faces back in our
streets, since the Australians arrival, will
be generally welcomed those of Messrs. G.
West and r. More.
The American Chinese Treaty, confirmed
by the Senate, has gone forward for, it is
believed, certain confirmation by the
Chinese Government.
Governor DOminis has kindly profered
~ Do, Il
to Mr.. w. Irving Bishops entertainment
on Saturday evening.
Company of the Honolulu Rifles had
very successful full dress inspection Tues
day evening, the command making full
attendance and most presentable appear
ance.
1t will be extremely gratifying to resi-
dents of all nationaIities to hear that En-
peror Frederick of Germany is improving
and has even been able to use his organs of
speech.
Mr.. e. Lycan has presented the manager
of the GAZETTE Company with a magnifi-
cent specimen of the White Sugar Loaf
Pineapple, of variety imported by the
donor from Madeira.
Mr. A NJ. Hewett returned from San
Francisco on Tuesday, looking remark
ably rugged and hearty after his trip. He
was up to his eyes and ears ia new stock
till all hours of the night.
A private letter from Mr.. Harry Won
Holt says he has accepted the position of
freight clerk on the S. S. City of Peking.
"A life on the ocean wave" will likely be
beneficial change for friend Harry.
Mr.. ?. A Dias, who is mo chicken" in
English composition, is the new managing
editor of the Luso HawaiianO." His
countrymen, the Portuguese, will find in
him a faithful and judcious advocate OF
their interests.
The immigrants by the S. S. City of
Peking-numbering 258, of which 255 are
Chinese and the rest japanese re
leased from quarantine on Tuesday, with
the exception of 90 whose papers remained
to be inspected by the police authorities.
See the new advertisement of the mind
| reading performance on Saturday evening.
The Esprit manifestations in the full
gaslight'' will have peculiar interest at this
time, when the mail brings accounts of
| exposures of fraudulent "mediums' in
Boston.
From the arrival of heavy mails for the
L. S. S. Omaha and Trenton, it is inferred
| that these vessels will arrive here very
shortly. The expectation of the U. S. 5.
Nipsic is less definite, and it is as yet unde-
cided whether the Mexican will return to
this port.
Marshal Soper, Captain Alapai, Lieut.
! enant Kamana and Sergeant Nahoolewa
| on Tuesday night about 10 o'clock des-
cended upon the shop of All KOn, Mauna-
! kea street, captured 81 tins opium and
! arrested the proprietor, who was released
on a $500 bond.
The column for the G.. A. r. Memorial
Dav parade will form at 2:3O, taking up
the line of march at o'clock, from King
through Fort, Beretania and Nuuanu
streets. No doubt business will be gener-
ally suspended, not only by American but
by European houses, during the afternoon.
1t is suspected that two-thirds of the
Chinese immigrants Inspected IN quarah-
tine on Tuesday, have never been IN TINS
country before, notwithstanding the return
nassnorts with which they were fortified.
OF the remainder, too, 1t Is douotlul
their passports are the ones originally
issued to them.
DIR. ]. Mott Smith is welcomed back,
after his STAY of over three years IN the
United States, looking as hale and hearty
as when he left. The doctor, 1t Will be re-
membered was one of the HaWallan
Commissioners to the New Orleans Exhl-
bition, and has also performed special
diplomatic duty for this country IN WASH
ington.
The horse race announced IN that
mornings ADVERTISER, between n. 0hln-
l Davis LLNOX u.