The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-11-12
LOCAL AND GENERAL.


LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Mud!
Wilcox has gone to Maui.
Judge Bickerton sits in Chambers this
week.
A girl wishes to do homework and so
advertises.
Occasional flashes of sheet lightning
were visible last evening in the south
east.
/ The steamer Akamai, Captain Mason,
will leave to-day at II o'clock for Kauai
ports.
There will be a noon-day meeting at
the Y. M. G. A. hall to-day. ALI are
cordially invited.
Mr.. Sachs offers on sale at his store,
bargains in skirt-length dress laces.
This is the closing week for these bar
gains.
Rain and consequent mud. In years
agOne the rain was looked on as clean
sing not defiling process for the streets
OF the city.
An outfit for the champion baseball
club on Kauai, (only one organized there
at presently goes forward in the steamer
Mikahala this morning.
"
Mr.. Frank Gertz will pay $40 for
information which will lead to the re-
covery of family pet, lost near Ka-
waiahao church On the evening of the
10th inst.
The Minister of Interior gives official
notice of the observance of Saturday
Nov. 10th, as His Majesty's birthday,
and of Thursday, Nov. %, as Hawaiian
Independence day.
/ The officers of the Waihee Sugar Co.
flor the ensuing year are as follows:
president, Col. u. S. Spalding; vice
president, E. d. Tenney; secretary and
auditor, j. D. Carter; treasurer, p. @.
Jones.
The manager of the balloonists states
that notwithstanding the lines of wires
which encircles the Government house,
Prof. Van Tassell will make his para
chute jump. The free exhibition will be
given If necessary expenses can be paid.
Messrs. Henry Davis & Co. have op-
portunity to fill few orders for fat tur-
keys and sucking pigs for use during the
approaching season OF good cheer. The
supply is limited, therefore the rule is
the first come first served"
The Royal saloon now situated on the
northeast corner of Merchant and Nuu-
anu streets will in the near future oc-
cupy the premises on the southwest cor
ner of Nuuanu and King streets. A quar-
tette of saloons will then be in easy reach
of one another.
Berger and his boys wrestled man
| fully with the programme promised to
be performed at Emma square last even
| ing and although the moon did not keep
| its contract, the concert took place as
| advertised. a continuous series of heavy
| showers presented large and apprecia-
| tive audience.
| LIE IdldIlld TGSlu0uIS dIlu property
holders have just cause to complain of
the lack of attention to their comfort by
the local Road Board. There is no pro-
vision for foot-passengers, by means of a
| side walk, from Liliha street to the KAN
eameha schools. Several complaints
have been made and the required walk,
both for safety and comfort, should be
provided.
Henry Smith esq.,, secretary of the
Honolulu Fire Department has sent writ
ten notices to the foreman of each COM
pany requesting the forwarding to head
quarters, not later than the 10th inst
lists of fifty members from each COM
pany, so as to enable him to prepare the
official list of voters at the coming cleo
tions for engineers of the Department
In this regard it is proper to mention
that the hours for voting on the election
day, December I'd, are from to p. m
Prof. Sauvlet's Concert.
Herewith is given the programme o.
events intended to take place on the
occasion of the concert to be given by
Prof. Sauvlet on the evening of the 10TH
inst:
Overture-La Dame Blanche. .Boieldieu
ROYAL Hawaiian Band