The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-07-25
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
See notice reward of S75.
Camarino's refrigerator will arrive
on the steamer today full of good
things.
The Tivoli Company will present
Miss at the Opera House Saturday
evening.
The r. III. S. Zealandia is due this
evening from the Colonies en- route
to San Francisco.
Considerable late San Francisco
shipping news will be found in our
shipping column.
BY the Adonis Messrs. H. w.
Schmidt & Sons received large in
voices of new goods from Europe.
Herr. Pastor Isenberg will hold
service in German at the Y. MI. G. A.
hall Sunday morning at IL o'clock.
Letters patent OF Denization have
been conferred upon Mr.. Jno. Walter
Jones, a citizen of the United States
The Legislative Committee to in
vestigate at the leper settlement
leaves for that place at 10 o'clock
this evening.
The S. S. Australia is due at noon
sharp to-day from San Francisco,
with dates to the 18th inst. and the
regular mail.
A phaeton and brake left at the
Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing
Co.'s storeroom will be sold If not
called for. The owners had better
hurry up.
The Rev. w. G. Merritt, who leaves
for the States next week, has notice
elsewhere regarding claims and Dor
rowed books, also that he has a phae-
ton for sale.
Full particulars of Company AS
moonlight picnic to Remond Grove
on August I'd, Will be found else
where. When this Company under
takes anything it is generally big
success.
The Hawaiian Band gives concert
at the hotel this evening. One inn
portant feature of the programme,
published elsewhere is, that it con-
tains seven new pieces, showing that
our worthy bandmaster has been hard
at work
A large number of our prominent
society people attended the recep-
ton on board the q. S. Flagship
Charleston yesterday aft, noon
being the first of a series. l. vas q
delightful affair from beginning to
end. The Charleston band played
for dancing.
The Oahu Railway Company will
run two excursion trains to 'Artesian
River Eva plantation on Saturday
at 8:45 A. NJ. and :45 P. NJ. to witness
the water from five ten-inch artesian
wells, all of which will be turned
into one large water course made for
the purpose. No doubt large mum.
Der of persons will avail themselves
CT this opportunity.
There was a good audience at the
Opera House last evening when the
Tivoli Company presented the do
mestic drama "The Maid of the
Mill" in a most acceptable manner.
The performance concluded with the
repetition of Offenbach's operetta
1.-THE Rose of Auvergne" On Satur-
day, the last night of the season,
"M'Iiss" will be played.
J. M. Vivas, F. Turrill, j. Shaw,
and T. HI. Hebron who were tried on
Wednesday for violating Chapter 7G
Session Laws of 1883, by failing to
perform their duties as inspectors OF
election, by refusing to let N. Gedge
vote on June 9th, have been found
guilty as charged by Police Justice
Foster. Appeal noted to the Su-
preme Court before jury.
A short time ago thieves entered the
chicken house on the premises of
Mrs. Hoffman, on Wylie street, and
carried off twenty chickens. Night
before last twenty more were stolen
only five being left. There was 6
native feast back of the premises
yesterday which might probably &C
count for the disappearance of the
chickens. The police should make
inquiries.
III. Nj. s. Acorn, Commander G. n
A. Pollard, will leave this port thi:
Friday evening, for the purpose O
conveying to the Leper Settlement
at Molokai, Major j. III. Wodehouse
the British Commissioner, and th'
Hon. j. S. Walker, President of tn,
Legislative Assembly. Fleet Sur
geon Wood of the Flagship Charles
ton, and the Rev. Alex. Mackintosl