The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-07-23

Street cleaners are at work on
many of the streets.
Remington typewriter for sale to-
day by JAS. F. Morgan.
No quorum was present at the
Board of Health meeting Wednes-
day.
The Sons of st. George held an
enthusiastic meeting Tuesday even
ing.
Chun Hoy has appointed Mr..
Samuel NJ. Damon of Honolulu his
attorney.
Government school teachers are
coming into town from other islands
for vacation.
Honolulu vs. Kamehameha is the
base ball programme for next Satur-
day afternoon.
The frame work of the new Vol
cano House was all up when the
tourists left the other day.
The closing exercises of st. An
drew's Priory in charge of Sister
Albertina will come off this morning.
Hours for delivery of oil from the
Kakaako and the 0. r. & l.. Co.'s
warehouses are published by au-
thority.
The boiler and other machinery
is being put up in the new electric
light building that is being built on
King street.
Secure your seats for the Athletic
exhibition to morrow evening at
Messrs. Ludwigsen & Cron's ice
cream parlors.
Sarah Bernhardt is billed to play
in San Francisco in September, so
she will pass through here on her
return from Australia.
The athletic exhibition to be given
tomorrow evening is receiving con-
siderable attention and we'll it
should, as it is worth seeing.
The photograph is again to be
heard at Ludwigsen & Cron's ice
cream parlors. Several new cylin-
ders were received by the Australia.
The Chinese murder trial is still
going on before Justice Dole. Mr..
l.. A. Thurston is associate counsel
with Messrs Davidson and Neu-
mann.
Workmen were busy yesterday
fixing the turn in the tramway at
the corner of Fort and Beretania
streets. Perhaps it will be smoother
to ride over now.
Some most delicious fruits were
received per Australia on Tuesday
from California, and can be found
at the California Fruit Market or
Lycurgus's, 81 King st.
A most excellent and healthy sum-
mer drink is made from tamarind,
as almost every one knows, but to
find this tropical luxury in perfec-
ton, go to Horns and inquire for
either tamarind syrup or preserved
tamarinds.
A native was heard addressing
some of his countrymen Tuesday, at
the Post Office, about the police
force. He thinks in the face of so
many robberies being committed
without the thieves being caught
should call for change IN the force.
DIR. Foote, of Kau, Hawaii, has
sent in his resignation as Govern
ment physician for that place, to
take effect August LIST. The Board
of Health will hardly accept it at
less than months notice. He re-
fused to resign at the end OF last
quarter at the request OF the Board.
On the 18th of July, Mr.. r. K.
Baptist of Hilo was presented with a
fine four-year old FLY. The presen-
tation was made by MIR. Joseph
Vieira in the name of the Portuguese
brethren who comprise his parish.
This present received by MIR. Baptist
was most generous offering from
his people, who though thrifty are
not rich. It will be very useful
part of his equipment in the work.
Almost every steamer that comes
in from the other islands brings one
or more live pigs, etc., for the com
ing luau to take place at Iolani Col
lege next Saturday afternoon. These
gifts are sent by former pupils and
friends of the college. Those in the
ahaaina say that they will have eat
ables enough on the tables to provide
for several hundred people. The
closing exercises of the school will
precede the banquet, while athletic
sports will follow.