The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-06-02
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Court reports crowded out.

Court reports crowded out.
The mail by the Mariposa will close this
morning at o'clock sharp.
Horse race at the Park this afternoon
Ivanhoe and Waterford Colt
There is only room left in the gallery for
Mr.. Bishops mind-reading performance.
The Mariposa would seem to be ALWAYS
in luck for distinguishing herself credit
ably.
Hawaii and Stars play a match at the
Makik baseball ground, o'clock this al
ternoOn.
Mr.. Levey sells the furniture and effects
of Mr.. R. j. Creighton, Richards street, at
10 o'clock to-day.
Mrs Ludswiko was acquitted and her
husband nolle prosecuted on the charge of
selling liquor without license
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur, the death of whose
young boy is announced elsewhere, for
merly lived on the island of Maui.
Purser Thomas Smith of the Mariposa
is cordially thanked for Colonial files.
steamer report and other favors
The 66 Chinese with doubtful passports
are still held at the quarantine grounds
and will likely be returned to China.
Mr.. S. P. Simonds and Miss Henrietta
Tregloan have been married, and will live
on King street. Accept wish of much Joy
Besides the building site on Merchant
street, Mr.. Morgan will sell on Monday
four Kapiolani Park lots, elsewhere speci-
fed
Claimants against the Kings estate are
invited to a conference with His Maiestv's
trustees, i'll McInerny Hall, at II O'Clock
this morning.
His Grace Archbishop Redwood of Wei
lington, n. H., is passenger on the Mari
posa. He put up at the Hotel last night,
with his Secretary, Father Patterson
There was heap of gold coin on
spread of certificates, lying before the
Deputy Marshal in the Police Court on
Friday afternoon. 1t was All Kon's fine
of 800 for dealing with opium
A resident of the locality about Kukui
lane reports that a number of smart
maidens in that part of the town amuse
themselves and their associates by parad-
ing, evenings, costumed in male attire
Last evening an endowment rank was
duly organized III connection with Mystic
Lodge, No 2, X. of P, by the election of
Il. X. Myers. President and F. Waldron,
Secretary.
Mr.. J. Z. Bowen, in an interview that he
deigned to grant Bulletin reporter, says
he buried one tin of money and several
empty tins, then dug them up to make a
little fun for a dull period. Some men
achieve greatness
His Majesty conferred the Commander |
ship of the Order of Kalakaua on Captain |
Jokes. and the Companionship of that |
Order on Lieutenant Van Scheers and Mr.. |
J. H. Patty, Netherlands Consul. at dinner |
in the Palace on the eve of the departure |
of H. n. NJ. 5 Zilveren Kruis for Java
Captain Francis J Brown, of the Japan
with him a magnificent model of a Japan
csc house. artistically worked by a Japan
csc, and he will present the curiosity to
His Majesty the King this morning as a
memento of His Majesty's visit to Yoke
hama a few years ago.
Purser A. G.. Simerson, of the steamer
w G. Hall, reported two heavy shocks of
earthquake felt at Kau, Hawaii, on Thurs
day of last week. Also that the Volcano
is very active, especially on last Tuesday
night. While the steamer was at anchor
at HonuapO, the smoke was plainly visible