The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-04-23
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
| On the first page commences az
article from Mr.. E. E. Carey.
+ Mr.. Kalei has been appointed
Poundmaster at the Honolulu
Pound.
Mrs. Annie Besant, the note d
English writer, is visiting in
America.
Messrs. Dorward & HOWE call at
tention to their specialities. See
notice elsewhere.
Times were very quiet around
Police quarters yesterday, only one
arrest was made.
I MIR. s. I. Shaw wants the man who
borrowed Spanish saddle from the
Hawaiian Stables to return it.
The FL. M. G. S. will meet at the
residence Of Hon. J. B. Anterior,
Saturday, April 25th, at 7:30P. NJ.
The Secretary, Mr.. D. II. Davis, OF
the Fashion Stables Co., has a notice
OF election of officers in this issue.
The sale of the tickets for the
picnic, given tomorrow evening by
the Healani Boat Club, has greatly
exceeded the one OF last year.
The Scotchmen of Honolulu are
endeayoring to form Scottish So
cial Club. A meeting is called for
7:30 P. NJ. Monday, 9th inst. See
notice.
DR.. Lntz has rented the house
formerly occupied by Mr.. G. W.
Smith on Alakea street, and has
hung out his single as a practi.
toner.
New York's great comic paper,
Puck, has been excluded from circu.
latlon in Germany, on account of it's
caricatures of German royalty and
nobility.
| The Government Pound will be
removed from Kohololoa to an en-
closure situated at the junction OF
Pensacola street and the new Bunch
bowl road.
B. F. Ehlers & Co. have lately re-
ceived an immense stock of goods
that greatly surpasses in variety all
former seasons. Call at their store
and be convinced.
The Chinaman who thought to
save a few pieces of cloth from the
fire the other night, has placed them
in the Police Station for safe keep
ing-though against his will.
A number of the passengers en-
route to the Orient, per the Rio de
Janeiro, stopped at the Hawaiian
Hotel while waiting for the steam
er's landing and receiving freight,
etc.
The Healani Boat Club has made
arrangements with the Tramway
Company to have number of cars
at the station when the last train
arrives from the Grove tomorrow
night.
The many friends of Commander
D. McCurley, formerly of the q. s.
S. Nipsic, were glad to see him yes
terday. The Commander in en-
route to the China Station by the
Rio de Janeiro.
Mr.. Theo.H. Davies has contributed
$500 for the Portuguese Church at
Hilo, which with Mr.. Baldwin's do
nation, makes $1,000. Mr.. Davies
also gave 1000 in 1889 for the Ha-
waiian Mission work.
Any inquisitive person who wants
to know about the Board of Exam
lining Physicians treatment of per-
sons examined for leprosy, can have
his curiosity satisfied by examining
the records at the Office of the
Board of Health.
I If the street sprinklers were used
more generally over all the principal
streets, there would be less mud on
some and less dust on others. Pc
destrians must either pick dust out
of their eyes or scrape mud from
their shoes when out for walk.
The Royal Hawaiian Band ever
try to please the public. A diversion
as to places of playing will be made
this evening. Makee's Island, in
Kapiolani Park, is the place for the
concert, giving uptown folks an op-
portunity of taking a moonlight
drive. h