The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-04-03
LOCAL AND GENERAL.


Letters uncalled for are advertised in
this issue.
/ ( Arrests yesterday were one each for
taxes and insanity and four for dru, ken
ness.
Mr. Morgan will sell furniture ior .Irs
| q. II. Luce, at her residence, 10 O'Clock
this morning.
In~pector-Geueral Atkinson has no.
tice III the official column relating 10 the
teachers examinations
Engine Companies No. ! and , and
Hook and Ladder Company hold their
monthly meetings this evening.
The first grapes Of the season have
arrived by the steamer ka3la to Cali
tornia Fruit Market and san Francisco
Depot.
The body Of an adopted son Of His
Majesty, who died at KOna, Hawaii.
was brought by the steamer w G. Hall
and taken to the Kings boathouse.
Mr., J. w. Kalua, "'the Fire of Wal
luku and the Dam of lao" as the ma
tives call him, returned yesterday by the
steamer Likelike for his home at Wal
luku.
The meeting of Engine Company No.
l this evening will he of more than ordi-
nary interest, as Mr.. +. b. Thomas. As
Sistant Foreman, will then take leave o.
his comrades prior to his approaching
trip abroad
Mr.. A. T. Atkinson, Inspector-Gen-
eral OF Schools, LETT yesterday by the
steamer Likelike, on an official visit to
Hama district, Maui He will first in
spect the Keanae school, and from there
he will proceed to kaupO.
For the convenience Of invited guests
to the ladies' Eat home" this afternoon,
a car for Oahu College will connect with
the , 40 cars, from both Palama and
Waikiki, at the Rifle Range. The time
of the connecting car for returning will
be arranged according to circumstances.
The Supreme Court in banco having
decided for defendant, in the writ of
error OF Kerr VS.. Martin, the matter has
been finally settled. On Tuesday the
defendant in the original suit Of Marin
vs.. Kerr, damages for false arrest, paid
into Court the amount of judgment,
81 800, and costs. The jury in the first
trial rendered damages Of 81 600, but on
second trial another jury gave verdict
for 81 800.
The rooms taken by the Hawaiian
Camera Club in Campbell's block are
getting into shape. They will make
cosy studio and exchange for the indoor
operations of the members. 4 large
cabinet will contain lockers where the
active members may keep their indivi-
dual apparatus. The dark room Is fitted
up with all conveniences. An enlarged
photograph OF forest scene, already
hanging on the wall, strikes one as haV-
inc remarkable sOftness for the product
of the camera 1t affords promise OF
an exhibition worth seeing when the
club is "A little older. The next meeting
will be on first Friday evening.
Mr.. Tavernier has a number OF oil
paintings in different stages OF develop
ment at his studio above Mr.. PeaCOck's
store in the McInerny block. There are
several Volcanoes in that artists vivid
stvle, which words would fail TO describe
they require to he seen. 4 summer
and winter scene representing Indian
encampmentS in the NOrthWest-the
former containing a gorgeous sunset, tine
latter a furious bliZzard-are something
new here from Mr. Tavernier. Two
pictures OF the Nuuanu Pail are gems,
their cloud and atmosphere effects being
marvelously true to nature. Still an
other to be mentioned is a superb Dia
mond Head.