The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-04-04
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Mrs. Lack advertises a change Of tele
phone.
A letter on 8" The Tramway' will ar
| pear later.
There were two arrests yesterday, boil
for drunkenness.
The monthly meeting Of the Fire DE
partment will be held this evening.
a special meeting Of the Kapiolau
Park Association Directors is called 10
II O'Clock tomorrow.
The vile Of Captain Kaaina, Of the
schooner Mary, died recently of con
sumption at Hanalei, Kauai.
The trial OF Kailiwai, assault and bat.
terry, will be due before the Hawaiian
jury at 9 O'Clock this morning,
Mr.. Z. B. Thomas desires persons in
debted or in debt to him to present theil
. claims and pay their debts 10 Mr.. David
/ Dayton.
Ground has been broken bv the Ha-
I waiian Tramways Company, for the con-
/ struction Of a respectable bathing resort
/ at Long Branch, Waikiki.
| st. Andrews Church Association viii
hold its monthly session this evening,
when a paper will be read, entitled
"Hymns and Hymn Writers.'
Hon. w. G.. Parke has removed his
office from over Bishop & Co.'S bank, to
the rooms formerly occupied by Hon.
II. \. Widemann, - kaahumanu street.
Fourteen of the students OF the Hawai-
ahaO Female Seminary Will be admitted
to membership in KawaiahaO Church on
the occasion OF communion service next
Sunday morning.
Handicraft, the monthly journal of the
technical branch OF Kamehameha School,
has been received for March. It's articles,
presumably by the faculty, are able,
while its printing at the school press is
perfection.
At the meeting of the Debating So
ciety this evening, Mr.. Hill will cham
pion a resolution that "war is a relic of
bavbarism and should be abolished"
tive argument to the proposition.
The Royal Hawaiian Band played at
the residence of His Excellencv Jona-
than Austin, Minister of Foreign Affairs,
yesterday afternoon. 1t will give a
public concert at the POst-Oftice at 80
this morning, and the usual concert at
the Hawaiian Hotel on Friday evening.
The Friend for April, hereby acknow- !
lodged, is distinguished mainly by the |
conclusion of the scholarly production Of /
the editor, Rev. s. +. Bishop, on the /
subject, "Why are the Hawaiians Dying
Out" which is paper read by the |
author before the Social Science Associa-
ton.
Daniel Kaleikoa, member of the
Royal Hawaiian Band, was banqueted
by his musical comrades, at the Club
House dining rooms yesterday evening.
Mr. Aylett presided, and many pleasant
speeches and alOhas were uttered for the
guest OF the evening. Mr.. Kaleikoa is
favorite among the band boys, is one OF
the leading vocal soloists at their con-
rerts, and is about to leave for foreign
parts in the retinue of Hon. J. A. Cum
Minis.
The Makaainana came out on April
lst with nearly three columns devoted
70 an April Fool story, similar to what
he Daily Bulletin published two years
lgO. The subject of the story was that
ave had been discovered at Haupu,
Kauai, where most ancient Hawaiian
'elics-kahilis, tapas, feather cloaks, etc.
were found, and that the discoverer
would bring his find to Honolulu. The
many of whom gave it credence.
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