The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-06-27
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Two rooms, pleasantly situated a
Palama, are to let.
A young American wants position al
wareh0useman, or in country store.
Those wanting Kidwell's pineapple:
should 90 to the San Franciscesor Cali
fornia fruit markets In this city.
Steaks, chops, eggs, ETC., cooked tc
ORDER at any time up to $3.50 p. N. al
Harry's Lunch Rooms. See ad.
1t is now ascertained that about $3.50
were the net proceeds of the concert al
Kaumakapii Church on last Saturday
night.
The $4,000 acre ahupuaa, at Puma,
that was to have been offered for sale by
auction yesterday, was not offered as an
nounced.
A quarterly dividend of three dollars
! per share, will be paid to the stockhold-
ers of Wilder's Steamship Company on
Saturday first.
A heightened shower of rain fell at
! 9 :45 last night, and the weather for a
| few hours previously was the coolest dur
ing the present month.
The only arrest up to IL 80 o'clock
last night was man named John Jesus,
! accused of stealing a child's cot, the pro-
perty of Marcus Colburn,
The Mutual Telephone Company has
connected the U. S. war-vessel Alert
with their system of telephones. The
number of the Alert is 70.
The agents of the barkentine S. G.
Wilder, Messrs. F. A. Schaefer & Co.,
intend to dispatch that vessel for San
Francisco on Saturday next at noon.
The final clearance sale of Egan &
Co. stock, will take place to-day at the
store, Fort street, at 2 p. m, by j. F.
Morgan. Great bargains may be ex-
pected.
A meeting of the General Fourth of
July Committee of twenty-one, will be
held to-day at y noon in the Chamber
subcommittee.
The Hawaiian Tramways Company is
erecting large stable at their terminus
near the Kamehameha School. The
site of the terminus IS where the "What
Cheer House" once stood.
We learn that extensive repairs will
be MADE on the Z. s. War-VesSel Nipsic
when she arrives in Honolulu. It is
expected that this disabled war-ship will
be in port within a month from this
date.
The following are the newly elected
officers OF Mystic Lodge, No; 2, K. OF P:
G. w. Ziegler, s. S.. Q. 7. Wilder, VS.;
A.V. Gear, M. E. v; w. II. Hoogs,
1. g.; FL. j. Gallagher, O. G.
We have known Mr.. f. Horns Pioneer
Bakery and Candy Factory for over
twenty years; and during that time it
has always "taken the cake" as we'll as
supplied the best of cakes, icecream,
butter scotch, etc. Just read Mr.. Horns
specials in this days issue.
The Chinese convict now sentenced to
death at Oahu Prison, seems to sleep
unconcernedly upon his couch. He
laughs and talks with those who visit
him, and has light and airy cell suit
able to the circumstances OF one whose
career on this planet will soon be over.
The McDuff premises, at the corner of
King and Alakea streets, are now being
demolished by the purchaser, Mr.. Achi,
md 10 al IG N of rpT
Thus another old landmark is gone, and
the Honolulu of the future seems likely
to have all edifce reminders of byegOne
days obliterated. Excelsior.
The committee appointed to inspect
tire properties that will be affected by
the proposed widening of Alakea street,
net yesterday in the Government build
ings for the purpose of hearing the state
ments of the several proprietors. They
afterwards proceeded to further inspect
the sites, and ascertain the correctness
Of the representations made.
On the desk of the Principal, at the
examination of the Kamehameha School
yesterday, was a fine dressed block OF
red lava stone. 1t appeared to be as
hard as any of the dark varieties, and
will doubtless prove a valuable building
stone. This specimen was taken from
the hill back of the school, and is far
superior to that used in the construction
of the Lunalilo Home, to which refer
ence was made in this paper few days
since.
BASEBALL LEAGUE MEETING.
Important Resolutions Passed-B etting
to be Prevented if Possible.
At a meeting of the representative
members of the Hawaiian Baseball