The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-01-18
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Nobody was arrested yesterday.

Nobody was arrested yesterday.
The hearing of the bankruptcy case q
/ day next.
Dealers in feed will find matter of in
terest in Mr.. Gribble's advertisement
for tenders.
Argument in Parker VS.. Cartwright
was heard before Judge Dole on Thurs
day morning, and decision reserved.
Hon. W. G. Parl1e, assignee of the es.
tate OF w. IL. Graenhalgh, publishes the
USUAL hoIlce 10 debtors III such cases.
DamPness and muddiness were the
conditions above and below respectively
throughout the day and evening of yes
terday.
Music on the water will be the attrac-
ton this evening, the Royal Hawaiian
Band giving a concert on board Ii. B. NJ.
S. Hyacinth.
The foreign jury are required again
this morning. Those newly added Grim
mai cases are likely to come up for trial
Immediately.
A San Francisco shipping note SAYS
that " the German bark G.. r. Bishop.
which was recently on fire, is receiving a
new mlzzenmast at Beale street."
Three extra cars each way for Satur-
day will be found timed in the Hawaiian
Iramways Company's advertisement
Also the Sunday time table will be found
IN the same place.
A correspondent makes a suggestion to
Bandmaster Berger. The latter has fire.
quently OF late years intermingled selec-
tons from the operas of Sullivan with
his heavier pieces.
RarOtonga rejoiCes in the prospect of a
good crop of coffee, from which much
buster times are anticipated. Hawaii
should not let other groups beat her in
coffee any more than in sugar.
Seldom does such p chance offer for
procuring books, stationery, and articles
in that line, at auction prices as will be
presented in Mr.. Levey's sale out of
6raenhalgh's assets tomorrow.
The diving corps of the U. S. S. Dol
phin are engaged with their apparatus
in cleaning that vessels bottom. They
have the assistance of the divers and APP
paratus of one of the British warships.
Business men should peruse the adj
vertisement of the Planters Monthly
elsewhere. 1t is the leading publication
OF the kind in the world, and coming to
no 60 rnnOcrr,f1nI oJDrooI
home.
Street railway construction is progress
ing towards Palama. 1t will end at Ka-
School, Kalihi. A turntable
for cars has been inserted in the street at
the company's car sheds near the Chin
csc Theatre.
A London despatch of Dec 18th says
it is understood that II. B. NJ. S. Swift
sure and Caroline have received orders
to proceed to Panama. Our San Fran
cisco letter had it that these ships had
been ordered to Samoa.
The Leleiohoku Guards, Second Bat
tahon III. ", elected the following Off |
GERS yesterday evening, to serve for one
year: Captain, w. S. Wond; First |
Alex. Smith; Second Lieut. |
enant, A. X. Kunuiakea.
The Hawaiian climate may be better
if contrasted with that of |
some other countries. An Adelaide tele- |
gram says: christmas Day was the |
hottest ever experienced here. the Their
registering 10Y in the shade.
Rev. A. D. Bissers singing class re-
opened last evening at the Y. NJ. G. A
hall with an attendance of about twelve.
Some more are expected to join the
ranks. The present course will embrace |
lessons on the scale and part singing.
Messrs. J. w. Mcclure and J. Nc
Queen have consolidated different bag
gage express concerns under the name
of the Hawaiian Transfer Company.
They will attend punctually to all orders
and have their wagons round wherever
wanted.
An Auckland paper reports the sudden
death, on board the brigantine Ada g.
Owen between Rarotonga and Auckland,
of Captain George Kelly, passenger,
about GO years of age, native OF New
who retired from whaling some
years ago and settled in the islands,
where he married.
The tern w. S. Bovine, well-known as
a fast sailer, will leave for San Francisco
on Tuesday next, with the probability of
being able to deliver correspondence
some days in advance of next steamer
mail. She would be five days ahead
even with a three weeks passage, al
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