The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-06-08
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Messrs. Castle 4, Cooke have Hawaiian
wheat hay for sale.
DR.. Tucker attends night and day at
his office in Fort street.
Up to 10 80 p. IN. last night tn re
two arrests, both for drunkennesN
The dredge was operating yestgSlay
In front Of the Old Custom House wharf
''Who will win the game tomorrow?
Why the - OF course. - Bulletin
local.
Mr.. J. Alfred Magocn offers an allot-
ment OF land for sale, situate at kikihale,
Honolulu.
The Brewer building, in Queen street,
now appears in modern dress Of cement
and paint.
Mrs F. L. Winter did not leave by the
Umatilla, as was intended, owing to a
relapse OF illness.
The Uptown Book Store gives notice
Of a large and varied assortment of new
goods just received.
Marshal Soper will sell by auction rice
and tarO in front Of the Police Court
building at y noon to-day.
The Tax Assessors and Collectors have
a notice in this issue regarding the col
lection OF personal taxes after July l.
Tho Ill not y,;--, ,,-,,,T 49,,
cert at Emma Square this afternoon, but
will play at the baseball match instead.
The mails dispatched from the General
Postofiice yesterday by the O. ). ).
Umatilla, were: 4183 letters and 23l4
prints.
A baseball match between Oahu Col
lege students and "Unknown," will take
place on the College grounds at l p. IN.
to-day.
The pupils of the native Sabbath
schools OF this island, will be mustered
at 10 a. IN. to-day in KaumakapiH
church.
AT Morgan's auction sale to-day y
noon will be offered carriage horse and
mich COW. Both animals are said to be
good OF their kind.
The top Of the after deck-house OF the |
Umatilla was covered with packages of
bananas, on leaving this port yesterday
for San Francisco.
The City of Pellin, Captain John NJ.
Caverly, lett San Francisco last Monday,
June 3rd, and viii be due here on Mon
,layy royyt on rp11fA for Nply,Iot,,, oy,l
Hongkong.
A more than usually large crowd was
on the wharf yesterday, seeing the UNA
tilla Off for San Francisco. The Royal
Band was there az usual and played APP
propriate airs.
1t is notified by the Supreme Court
clerk that June 10th MONDAY first) is
the last day for service of summons in
tended for the July term. The next is
the October term.
The Sunday School children, of the
Bishops congregation OF st. Andrews
Cathedral, will be entertained by the
Bishop and Mrs. Willis on Monday after
noon at Iolani College.
The newly-arrived yacht Spray, as VIII
be seen in our shipping notes, had
"spin" around the harbor yesterday
afternoon. Her sailing qualities satisfied
those who are chiefly interested.
The Hawaiian Tramways Company
notifies that the service of cars for the
baseball match this day will leave Liliha
street and Rife Range every quarter OF
an hour, from p. m. to p. M.
The Hawaiian Mission Cbildren's So
ciety viii hold its adjourned annual
meeting this evening at 7:3O O'Clock il
parlors OF Central Union Church olisten
10 the address of the retiring President
and the reports OF officers.
The little sloop Minerva, which arrived
Yesterday from San Francisco and is
anchored near the fish market, has
crew of only three men-the captain,
mate, and one seaman who also does the
cooking. She is bound for the Gilbert
Islands, and put in here for water.
The following passengers went. by the
Umatilla yesterday, although their names
had not been booked up to the time we
obtained our list for yesterday mornings
issue: Mrs. Maria kahai, Miss IL. G.
piarca Robert CIrniyn = & CamariuOS