The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-04-11


)AILY PACIFIC &C
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Play ball, now.
| The Supreme Court will heal
{ divorce cases to-day.
!, Mr., S. Roth has just received his
sumner supply of new goods.
The s. s. Mariposa sailed for the
Colonies promptly at II o'clock last
nigh. ~
Mr.. A. j. Cartwright has COM
menced moving back his fence to
widen Beretania street.
Furnished rooms to rent in de-
sirable locality; apply next door to
Library, on Hotel street.
The first base ball game of the
season takes place this afternoon,
commencing at $3.50 o'clock.
A very desirable, newly furnished
cottage of five rooms, ready for
housekeeping, to rent on Beretania
street, apply at this Office.
Mr.. j. F. Morgan has an extensive
lot of goods to sell at auction to day,
commencing at 10A The articles
will be sold regardless of cost.
A son Of John Robinson, police
man, had his foot cut the other day,
and, but for timely medical aid, was
in danger of bleeding to death.
The noted theatrical manager, Mr..
Henry E. Abbey, and Mrs. Abbey
stopped at the Hawaiian Hotel,
while waiting for the Mariposa to
leave.
A small native boy while gather
ing mangoes from tree on Bere-
tania street fell distance of nearly
thirty feet, receiving some serious
injuries. r.
The funeral of Mrs. III. s. Wood
will take place from st. Andrews
Cathedral at $3.50 o'clock this after
noon. The friends of the deceased
lady are respectfully invited to
attend.
The Cathedral services of st. An
drew's for to morrow, second Sunday
after Easter, will be: Holy Commu-
MON at $50 A. M, mathis at IL A. NJ,
Hawaiian evensong at 3 80 p. M, and
evening prayer in English with ser
mon at 7:30 PM
Mr.. l.. j. Levey has opened sub
scriptions for the performance by
Sarah Bernhardt, who will arrive by
the return trip of the Monowai from
San Francisco. Subscribe early as
your seat will be reserved in order of
your subscription. a.
The Interior Department Of our
Government have decided who is to
have the contract for furnishing a
plant for the Honolulu |
harbor. The Risdon Iron Works,
Of San Francisco, Mr.. j. Dyer Homo
lulu agent, received the plum. ~
Mr.. A. w. Carter, clerk in the
Supreme Court, met with an acct
dent yesterday noon that might
have been very serious. The horse
he was riding stumbled and threw
Mr.. Carter striking his head on the
ground, but he bravely stuck to his
post all the afternoon.
I Major James w. Robertson, Her
Majesty's Chamberlain, received
from the royal party at
yesterday afternoon, that
the Queen and suite would return
overland, leaving Waianae at IL
o'clock noon, taking the train at
honolulu, and arriving here about
5 o'clock in the evening.
The native woman, who was shot |
by Chlnaman some weeks ago and
who made her escape from the hos
pital, is improving quite rapidly.
After leaving the hospital, she sent
for DR.. Miner who extracted the
bullet that had lodged rather to the
side of her spinal column. The high
fever she had is gone and she is on
very fair way to recover.
SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.
THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES |
~ 9 pleasure in announcing to his
Customers that GooDs of the |
LATEST DESIGNS for SPRING and SUMNER |
WEAR have Just Arrived and are Now |
OPEN for inspection.
S. ROTH,
King street, opposite Hamilton House.
2737-3t