The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-07-06
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

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advertised list elsewhere.
Mike Coffee will argue his appeal before
the Supreme Court to day.
The steamer Mariposa from San Fran
cisco may drop in at any hour.
Stocks of bananas in San Francisco June
2lst were large and prices lower.
Engine Company No. will hold it's ad-
iourned monthly meeting this evening
The meeting of the Arion Club is post
poned to Saturday night, at the usual time
and place.
No jury will be required at the Supreme
Court till Monday, when the native jurors
are required to appear.
A summons from the Supreme Court in
the case of Ananu VS.. Eliz. Humphreys is
published in this paper.
The protest of the Honolulu Boat Club
for foul has been disallowed, the race being
awarded to the Myrtle Boat Club.
Captain Freeman being still indisposed
Captain W. F. Bates again took command
of the steamer Mikahala last evening.
Chief Justice Judd and family purpose
rusticating for a season on Hawaii, to
leave by the steamer Hall this morning.
Mr. Graenhalgh will have the latest
newspapers and periodicals for sale imme-
diately after arrival of the steamer due to-
day.
The funeral of the late Mrs. NJ. King
will take place this afternoon at 4:3O
O'Clock, from her late residence at Kappa
lama.
Mrs Singer has lately built commodi-
Gus bakery on King street near Thomas
Square, to which she removes from Queen
street.
All those who entered boats in the yacht
race of July 4th will please meet at the
Office of Mr.. w. o. Smith at ~ 80 O'Clock
to-day.
The steamer Kaala brought this week
the first shipment of hay 900 bales) from
Waialua, Oahu, raised by Messrs. Rowell
and Robertson.
The yacht race will be sailed over again
on Saturday, protest by the Nellie being
allowed on the ground that the POkii did
not go over all the course.
A well-known "hard ticket was making
the corridors of the Station ring last even
ing with disquisitiOns on home and foreign
politics garnished with ribaldry.
The steam roller being employed daily
on the King street improvements, drivers of
skittish horses would be wise in taking one
of the streets parallel thereto when suit
able
The following officers were elected last
evening at the Social Club: c. J. Lane,
President; f. W. Roche, Vice-President;
c. B. Cottrell, Secretary; George Bruins,
Treasury.
The Bulletin reports the Queens Own
Company reorganized with Hon. Antoine
Rosa as Captain, A. S. Mahaulu First
Lieutenant and Morris X. Keohokalole
Second Lieutenant.
Work on the railroad at the crossing of
King and Fort streets was pushed forward
under the electric light during Thursday
night. A brick crossing for pedestrians
was inserted in the track, and the perma-
o1C BALLAST DeLW6cIl GHe IdlIS AoiO lOl SOAAlC
distance.
The main piece in the COrmorant enter
tainment tomorrow evening will be the
farce, Aunt CharlOtte's Maid" Those
who saw the Honolulu ladies' tableaux be-
fore will scarcely miss seeing them on this
occasion. Box plan opens at Hewett's
| bookstore at IL o'clock to-day.
The point was raised in argument before
! thefull bench on Thursday, whether the
Constitutional provision was complied
with, which says an accused person must
have his accusers brought face to face with
him, in the case of a defendant represented
by counsel but not having all the evidence
| interpreted into his language.
Mrs. Florence Williams regular lecture
of the evening course will be given this
evening at Harmony Hall at AS. Subject
| Tolstoi The first lecture of her new
morning series will be given Saturday al
10 a. M, at the residence of Hon. c. K
Bishop. Next Tuesday evening Mrs. Viii
liams will lecture In connection with the
! ST. Andrews Church Association enter
tainment on the Literature of the Veto
| rian Era.