The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-10-16
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LUOAL AND GENERAL.
Judge Preston sits at Supreme Conr+
Chambers this week.
Five arrests were made for drunken
ness on Monday up till 10 p. m.
Mr.. q. l.. Edwards, the Waianae peda.
gogue, arrived in town last night.
Several officers of the SIS Rroo,-
Ign dined at the Hotel last evening
The water will be shut off from the
city tomorrow wednesday, from 3 til
o'clock. I'LL
Alter the arrival of the Australia. the
bark Lillian will probably be out IN at
auction. '''
Tenders are wanted by the Board Of
Health for transferring buildings from
Kakaako to Kalaupapa. Ol-
The steamer Australia from San Fran
cisco, with dates to the 9th inst. will he
due at the wharf at high noon.
I Wilder's Steamship Company adverl
tises a special dividend of 81 per share
pay SipIC al GIlG OlIlCG tomorrow
The waterwOrks brigade made limo
ton yesterday on the new Alakea street
main with the Merchant street pipe.
"
Inc police are requested to apprehend
and deliver to an officer of II. B. NJ 8
Cormorant an absentee from that shin.
An amateur Chinese orchestra prac-
tises at the Arlington House. to take
part in the minstrel show Saturday
night.
The case now on trial in the Suprene
Court may occupy two days altogether.
Night sessions have been stopped for the
present.
Messrs. B. F. Ehlers & Co. have
secured the services of Mrs. f. G. Small
to do cutting and fitting at their estab-
lishment.
The Interior Department has issued
warrants for the amount of 1862, 900 since
April, and there are no arrears standing
against the Department.
Several gay-looking and well-mounted
equestrian parties, ladies and gentlemen,
lowered about Emma Square and swept
grandly through the streets last night.
Mr.. II. Morgan's furniture will be
sold at his residence, Palama, on FRI
day at 10 o'clock, on account of the
owners departure from the Kingdom.
Captain Wilson of the q. S. S. Alert
rode through town last evening seated
with the gallantry of a cavalry officer
upon highbred charger from the Ha-
waiian Hotel Stables.
Everybody no doubt was glad vester-
day morning to hear the band after it's
vacation, when it struck up its enliven-
ing music at the Palace. Next week, or
after there is time for rehearsal, the band
will give us some new pieces.
News was received by the schooner
Mary that a prisoner named Daniela
Mahoe, who was confined in the Hama
place last Saturday morning before the
rehearing of his case.
Mr.. George Barker was successful in
largely increasing the subscriptions for
aid of John VOller yesterday. He turned
in to the Bulletin office $206 and after
closing time collected $40 so more, max
ing a total of 1892 so cash, with numbers
of subscriptions not collected.
A party of jewellers were kicking up a
row in house a few nights ago, and
when cautioned by the police told the
latter to mind their own business. The
advice was taken in getting out warrants
on which seven males and females were
arrested Yesterday for disturbing quiet OF
the night.
Two gay-looking figures of ROSTERS
were perched on top of the Hotel safe
last evening, which the clerk explained
were brought from Japan by P. A.
Engineer Denig, of the Brooklyn, for his
child who with the mother has been
awaiting the arrival of the ship at this
port for some weeks.
A foreigner struck a native woman
last night, cutting her cheek, and then
undertook to stand off the policeman