The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-08-06
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The Kinau returned her large Volcano
party in good condition.
Notice of copartnership formed to con-
duct the Chinese Theatre is given else
where.
Rev. Mr.. Sellwood, of Portland Oregon.
| preached in St. Andrew s Cathedral yester-
day morning.
! Mr., Fishel quotes remarkably low prices
for various lines at the Leading Millinery
| House this week.
Messrs. H. Hackfeld & Co.'S great credit
sale begins today, Mr.. Morgan officiating
with the hammer.
Judge Dole will leave for Kauai to-mor-
row to preside over the Fourth Judicial
Circuit Court term.
Notice of election, to fill the vacant Office
| of Noble, is given in this issue, with the
| day in August blank.
Company B, Honolulu Rifles, will vote
for Colonel of the Forces at meeting to
be held on Tuesday evening.
A queer combination arrested Sunday
evening, for keeping disorderly house,
consisted of a Chinaman and a Japanese
woman.
Cases OF harness, etc, have lately been
landed for the Hawaiian Tramways Com
pany, and taken to the car house building
on King street.
Mr.. II. H. Williams left for the Mel
bourne Exhibition by the Zealandia, and
will probably make the circuit of the globe
before returning
Mr.. James Dunn, Hawaiian Consul in
Glasgow, Scotland, arrived on Saturday
He put up at the Hotel and will remain
while in the Islands.
Mr.. Graenhalgh has our cordial thanks
for the presentation, early On Sat
urday morning, of complete files of the
leading San Francisco daily papers.
Two policemen on beat in the locality
descended on a tailor shop on Nuuanu,
near Hotel street, at 5 80 Sunday morning
and arrested nine Chinese for gaming.
o. Four naval spirits used horse up SO
badly in driving on Saturday evening that
a resident on the plains summoned the
police by telephone and had them arrested
\ Mr.. L. J. NahOra Hipa, Quartermaster
of the Second Battalion, was married to
Miss Louisa Kailua on Saturday evening.
Band music formed part of the festivities
at the house of Mr.. S. c.. Dwight, LeleO,
where the ceremony took place.
Twenty-Five arrests were made by the
police between 7 80 p. IN. of Saturday and
II midnight of Sunday. FIVE were for
assault and battery and nine for gaming,
the remainder for variety of offenses
against the peace and dignity, etc.
OF nine Chinese arriving by the Zeal
andia, six were passed on their papers,
two were detained on board, and one was
taken off on a warrant procured by Mr. V.
V. Ashford as attorney, there being not
enough time to get writ of habeas corpus.
The will of the late George Morris, dated
March 13, 1882, has been filed in the Clerks
Office of the Supreme Court by the Bishop
of Olba. A codicil to the said will. dated
March 20, 1888, has also been filed by Mrs.
w. H. Wilkinson. Hearing in probate in
the matter will probably be had III Septem
Der next.
The Hawaiian Rifle Association team
came off victorious by an aggregate of IA
or 10 points over that of III. B. NJ. S. Hya-
cinth in Saturdays match. Hon. F.
Hustace did the best all-rOund shooting.
The Secretary, Mr.. Nicoll, being out of
town last evening, the score could not be
obtained for this issue.
The Anglican Church Chronicle for
August devotes it's leading article to earn
est words of counsel to Churchmen. Under
the heads of Events" 1.-The Church in
Hawaii" in Great Britain 80 in Amer
lea, !" and in the Colonies" much eccles-
iastical and other intelligence is given.
The remainder of the number is taken up
with " Our Pilgrimage"