The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-08-26
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Mr.. Justice Dole sits at Chamber
this week.
Mail copy of the Tourists Guild
to your friends, by the Australia
This evening the King and Quee
give a dinner party at the Palace.
III. b. III. S. Acorn was outside tn
harbor yesterday having target prat
tice.
The steamer Kinau sails at tw
o'clock this afternoon for Maui an
Hawaii.
Two new teachers for the Kawaia
hao Seminary will arrive on tn
Zealandia Saturday.
The r. NJ. S. Zealandia is due OF
Saturday from San Francisco 81
route to the Colonies.
A meeting of the Amateur Base
ball League will be held this even
ing at the Barracks at 7: 80 O'Clock
Messrs. A. NJ. Hewett and Y. ia
cobson have dissolved partnership
Mr. Hewett continues the business
The band gave an enjoyable con
cert at Emma square last evening
The fine weather attracted goot
audience.
Mr.. j. S. Bartholomew, the cabl,
man, left on Saturday for Humboldt
on the tern Mary Dodge with hi
wife and two children.
The boys department Of the Kaua
Industrial School will open the lat
ter part of next month. Full par
ticulars in another column.
Rev DR.. w. w. Case delivered ar
address descriptive of his visit to the
islands, at the Central Methodist
Church, San Francisco, August 10th
Sheriff Hitchcock came on the XII
nau Friday night as far as Maalaea
Bay, and there boarded the w. q
Hall for the purpose of Investigating
the Kona murder case.
The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE will be
published to-day, full of interesting
local and island news, and com
plete Legislative report. Send q
copy to your friends in the outgoing
mail.
The Postoffice dispatched on the
Alameda S749 letters and 1851 pack
ages of papers. Of the letters 313S
were for Japan, which shows very
much increased correspondence to
that country.
Miss Annie Mckinley, sister of
Hawaiian Consul General Mckinley,
died at Canton, Ohio. July Both. She
was one of the most active public
school education writer's for the past
twenty years.
The band will play at the Palace
his evening, Waikiki Villa Wednes-
lay evening, Thomas Square Thurs
lay, departure of the Australia Fri
Jay and the Arion picnic at Remond
Grove Saturday.
A London dispatch to the Sydney
Herald says, sit is rumered that the
cable companies with which Sir j.
Fender is connected, are considering
the ACCESSIBILITY of laying a Pacific
cable themselves"
A decision was filed yesterday in
the matter of the widening of Ala
kea street. Appeal from Judd, Q. j.
It was signed by McCully, j., and
j., who adopt the reason
ing and decision of Judd, G. j. A
opinion was filed by
Dole, j.
The Hawaiian Band will give a
concert at Waikiki Villa Wednesday
evening, to which the public is cor
daily invited. This is a new inno-
walton, but one that SHOULD be much
There will be bright
moon and plenty of seating accom-
mediation will be provided.
The large organ in the Sydney
town hall was opened by Mr.. w. 7.
Best, August 9th. 1t contains ten
thousand pipes and no less than one
hundred and twenty-six stops. The
cost of the instrument was $4,000.
MIR. Best leaves Sydney October LIST,
on the Zealandia, and arrangements
may probably be made for him to
give recital here.
For the past forty-five years
the only perfectly pure full
strength baking powder has been
the original Preston & Mer-
rill's Infallible Yeast Powder. It is
not adulterated with twenty or thirty
per cent starch, as other so called
absolutely or strictly pure baking
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