The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-06-13
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

A head luna or assistant manage
wants position.
a concert by combined bands take
place in Emma square this eveniuiug a
. 30 p. III.
\ Honolulu made buggy and set o
harness l. for sale. For particular
apply at this office.
We learn that another arrest, in con
nectIOn with the Custom House test case
was made yesterday.
=. K. Morgan sells by auction TO-DAY
/ at l q. m. 800 bags bran, 200 bags bar
ley, and 200 bales wheaton hay.
/ The st. Andrews Church Association
meeting, because OF other attractions
has been postponed until further notice
The stockholders Of the Wailuku Sugar
. Company are notified that a dividend is
/ due and payable at the Office of G.
Brewer d Co.
The concert at Thomas Square last
night was well attended, but the rain
disconnected the multitude after the first
hour OF the performance.
Mr.. s, MacauIey. piano tuner, went to
Hawaii yesterday by the kinau, under
engagement. He viii return to Homo
lulu IN three or four weeks.
Our special San Francisco letter re-
ceived by the ). ;. City Of Picking, and
relating TO the sugar market, is crowded
out OF this issue but Will appear to-mor-
row.
The brigantine ConsueIo and barken-
tine w. II. Dimond Will both leave this
port tor San Francisco to morrow Friday
morning. One OF these vessels will carry
a mail.
At 10 o'clock this morning Lewis J.
Levey viii sell ut his salesrOOms, Queen
street, 200 bales choice hay, 500 bags
bran and go bags middings, ex late
arrivals.
Frederick IIarrison's tender Of 81, 300
was accepted by the Minister of the In
terror for the widening of lower Nuuanu
bridge. Six other contractors rendered
the highest tender was - 200.
The Bulletin states that the ADvER-
User poses as a purist of the first
water" and that being fact prevents
us from returning the compliment A
public journal should always aim high.
~ Up to II O'Clock last night the arrests
were: Frank Davis, charged with
larceny; Marcus COlourn, charged with
molestiug and obstructing a Custom
House officer in his duty; Topic, charged
with needless driving.
The S. s. City OF Picking sailed for
Japan and China at p. IN. Yesterday,
with 2jO passengers. The Captain
(CaveJiy) who has relatives and many
friends in the city, remained on shore
until the latest moment visiting.
4 \ smart shower of rain fell last night
between and p. m. 1t Will doubtless
DO Il great deal of good in many ways.
for much longer time than at Homo
lulu, but in the city the rain-gauge
showed a fall OF one-eighth of an inch.
On Kamehameha Day about p. m.
a horse, on which was seated wahine
slightly iuebriated, started on 4 run near
the Waikiki bridge and threw its burden
tumbling in the road. The wahine was
knocked senseless for a few inmates, but
eventually "came to" and was little the
worse.
The two lepers who have 'held the
fort" for the past few months on the
Waianae mountains, have now retreated
to the Koolau district. We wonder
whether another convenient and i'm
pregnable cave will shelter them there
from the officers by whom they are
wanted.
The annual meeting Of the Strangers
Friend Society will be held at the
residence Of Mrs. IL. Cornwell, Judd
street, Nuuanu Valley, this afternoon.
The Business meeting will commence at
T.. IN. and all those interested in this So
ciety are cordially invited both afternoon
and evening,
About l O'Clock yesterday morning
half Il dozen white men, who had been
holding Kamehameha Day upon the wet
system, made very noisy demonstra-
ton in Alakea street, near Hotel street
We did not learn that any of the party
were arrested; but the ''quiet Of the
night" upon that occasion, was very