The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-11

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
A mare is lost from the Pantheo
Stables.
Secure seats early for the Tyrolea
warblers tonight.
Mr.. Henry Smith has one or two yer
convenient cottages to let.
The Alameda from San Francisco TO
the Colonies may be expected early thi
morning.
The Umatilla's mail for San Francisc,
comprised 4,559 letters, 2,055 prints anC
% parcels.
Mrs. Strong's last interesting letter t.
| the Examiner appears on the outside
| pages of this issue.
Mr.. d. II, Lewis, bookkeeper, viii
run the Hawaiian Hotel in the absence
of Mr.. w. NJ. Graham, manager.
Several articles await owners at the
Y. NJ. G. a. left over since the recent
entertainment. Pins, handkerChiefs, a
cloak, etc.
Minister Austin gives notice of the
appointment of Mr.. James tombstone
Keswick as acting Consul General at
HOngkOng.
Yesterdays charge sheet at the Sta
ton contained one each of assault and
violating carriage regulations, and two OF
drunkenness.
nOunce fresh arrivals of prime goods in
their line. Also, fresh grapes picked
every day. Try them.
The Hotel lost thirty-two guests by
the departure of the steamer Umatilla.
1t is to he hoped the Alameda will bring
siXty-fOur TO replace them.
The Tyrolese WarbIers 90 to the other
islands by the steamer Likelike next
week. They will give Kauai visit be-
fore leaving the kingdom.
A new electric lamp on Merchant, be
tween Fort and Alakea streets, illumin-
ates what had hitherto been one of the
darkest pockets in the city.
The regular annual meeting of the
Hawaiian Mission Children's Society
viii he held this evening at 80 o'clock
at the residence OF Mr.. W. w. Hall.
Mr.. Levey has had letter from Mr.
Il. Gaylord, the veteran Snowman, say
ing he will probably be here by next
steamer from the Colonies with a com
pany.
Mr. Mag, one of the Tyrolese warblers,
lodged a complaint at the station early
on Friday morning, that he had lost
purse containing SO gold and silver
medal ga led by him in Bremen, out of
tue dressing room OF the Opera House.
The TyroIese Warblers give a concert
at the Opera House this evening. They
deserve liberal patronage, as they give
a class of music not common to the ears
of the community, and enjoyable in a
high degree even if more familiar.
No Blue Ribbon entertainment this
evening, but there will be temperance
meeting for men only in Brewers block,
Hotel street, at 80. The meeting will
be open t. free discussion of the
question, for or against.
A jury composed OF J. f. Brown, Z.
w. HOldsworth, r.. w. POdmorA, S. q.
Tucker and Cecil Brown have recon-
mended the widening of Palace Walk to
forty feet width, from Likelike to Punch
bowl street. This is about two-thirds
wider than at present.
Yesterdays Bulletin contains fare
we'll salutation from its staff to Mr..
Walter Hill, the editor and proprietor,
who leaves by the Alameda for trip of
several months to the Colonies. The
would join in wishing Mr..
Hill good time and safe return, rejuv-
enated and lnvigOrated from the scenes
Of his earlier manhood.
A setback to prospects of parachute
Jump by Melville occurred Yesterday,
when the parachute was seized, together
Will TWO DOlltIS anu Il glass case Ol
stuffed quails, under execution on
Judgment obtained by Egan & Co.
against d. w. Pratt, business manager
Vt the balloon combination.
There seems to be a growing demand
for papers for mailing abroad. Our re-
gular edition OF $50 copies OF yesterdays
DAILY ADVERTISER was exhausted before
y o'clock and second edition of 100
copies worked OFT and sold. The demand
for the weekly GAZETTE has also been
OF late, so that we have been
unable TO fill orders for back papers from
the other islands. Such orders should
always be sent to us by return steamer,
if possible.
Anglican Synod.
The session of the Anglican Diocesan
Synod lasted past midnight OF Thursday,
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