The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-31
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Hot cross buns at Loves bakery, Good
Friday, April 4th.
In our San Francisco letter will be
found "a raid on Honolulu"
This is the last day of The biennial fiscal
period Of the Hawaiian Government.
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The Alameda made fine run Of days
80 minutes on her last trip to the Coast.
The Hawaiian Band will give "A concert
at Emma Square this evening. pro-
gramme elsewhere.
The late John l.. Blaisdell was born at
sea May 10Th, l849, consequently was
nearly Al years Of age.
We are glad TO learn that DIR. j. NJ
Whitney's health was much improved
Oh arrival in San Francisco.
1t is learned that the S. S. Oceanic
will call at Honolulu OH her next trip
from Hongkong to San Francisco.
Mr.. J. F. Hackfeld, assignee of the
bankrupt estate of S. X. Kamaipelekane
OF Molokai, has a notice elsewhere.
Tenders for supplying the Government
stables with feed for six months are called
for in our By Authority column
DR.. +. w. Nichols of Philadelphia has
accepted the Office of Assistant Bishop OF
California. He is man of tact and
energy.
The Hawaiian Hardware Company
have a splendid article for sale in the
Harris patent Duplex die stock for pipe
and bolt threading.
Twelve passengers returned from the
Volcano Saturday morning on the
steamer Kinau. The crater was very
active during their visit.
There will be special rehearsal of the
choir of the second congregation of St.
Andrews Cathedral at Z 80 O'Clock this
evening, at the residence of Miss Dora
Dowsett.
Don't forget the service of prayer,
praise and meditation at St. Andrews
Cathedral at noon to-day, in charge of
Rev. Alex. Macintosh. 1t lasts twenty
minutes.
One OF the San Francisco papers stated
that the Belgic would not carr any mail
to Honolulu, 80 that if anyone is disap-
pointed in not receiving mail, it may be
on that account
MIR. James F. Morgan will hold seven
important mOrgagee's sales at his auction
rooms at noon to-day. One of them is
some land at Hilo. Full particulars at
MIR. Morgan's rooms.
Many thanks to Purser w. H. Magee
of the S. S. Belgic for files of late San
Francisco papers, and to Deputy Post
master-General Manaku for delivering
them at the Post Office.
The Belgic surprised a good many
people by arriving off the port quite
early Saturday morning She brought
forty-three bags of mail for the Post
Office, and the newsdealers' packages.
Grapes are earlier in the market this
year than formerly, and very good ones.
We are rather ahead of California with
this fruit ripening from March to No
vember, and strawberries every month
in the year.
The Lady Lampson on her last trip to
San Francisco had heavy weather be-
tween March 10th and 18th. She ex-
perienced heavy gales, with ugly cross
seas. The bark labored heavily and had
her decks swept by the seas several
times.
A Russian sailor named Charles Rum
beck jumped overheard from the bark
&. ID. Bryant on her last trip to San
Francisco. The sea was running high at
the time, and nothing could be done for
the man who was suffering from tempo
rary insanity.
A. st. Andrews Cathedral this week
there will be Holy Communion at 6 A NJ
and morning prayer at 8 A. NJ, Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
Evening prayer with address Monday
aEu AucSuay aI 4. NJ. wednesday dt /.
| p. NJ, and Thursday at p. NJ. with con
firmation service.
The concert in the basement of Kauma
| kapili Church, Saturday evening, was
fairly we'll attended, many strangers be
ing present. The Kamehameha Glet
Club and School Chorus sang finely, ant
the other participants acquitted them
selves well. The proceeds are for tn,
benefit of the Kaumakapili Sunday
School.
Early Saturday morning Alfred w
Carter, caretaker of the Kalihi Receivin;
Station Dispensary, was found dead il
his bed. DR.. j. II. Kimball and Mar
shall Soper made an examination which
| left no doubt that death resulted from ~