The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-03-12
LOCAL AND GENERAL,


LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Hon Paul Nepmapp has returned
A microscope with accessories is
wanted.
Il ltoyatoFe AT the Opera House
tonight.
The Abingdon is receiving new
coat Of paint
Ii was very busy ali along the
wAaryes yesterday.
The Samashuo Maru arrived with
q lot Of Immigrant labQrers-
Tue Munster OF Interior calls for
tenders ion printing and elndng
The Yamashiro Maru sails for
Japan and China next Saturday at q
T. "
Nearly all drapipgs have been re-
moved from the buildings OF Hone
lulu,
To MORROW at noon Air, JAS. t..
Morgan sells At auction corrugated
mon rooang.
Some newly furnished rooms 90
rent ON Hotel street, opposite the
\ III. Z. A, hall,
In about three weeks, by the omi
Maru, another lot Ut Japanese labor
ers are expected.
A charge Of fifty cents will be
made for lunch gwen at the Central
Union Church to-day,
The ladies' OF the Central Union
Church give q lunch at the church
from IL noon till Z. NJ,
We are Indebted 70 Captain Young
of the steamship Hamashmo Marn
for files Of Japan papers, 10 Heb. III,
the date Of his leaving Japan,
Not many passengers are booked
70 leave TO day. by the Mariposa,
Mr.. and Mrs, III. J, dc Forresti by
the Alameda, u, L, MeArthnr, }, A,
MeChntoek and Thos, Wright
Court Diary Thursday, March IA,
1891. In To estate OF Henry W,
Aud Final account, before Judd,
{, j, Creditors petition for adjadi-
cation of bankruptcy of J. +, Ross,
Frederick Stein, reported among
the foreign items as beng a brother
ia-law of the Emperor of Japan, was
not married 10 one Of the royal
family, but probably TO plebeian
woman.
Capt. King temporarily fills the
eaptaincy of the kinau, made vacant
by Capt, Lorenzeu's appoiatment as
port Pilot, 1t viii likely be decided
by the return trip of the kinau who
viii be her permanent captain.
The Mariposa passed 8 man-of war,
apparently, March 9TH. A rainstorm
coming on it could not be deter
mined what it really was; the fol
lowing day the Monowai was passed,
boats were lowered and an exchange
of papers. etc, made. The Monowai
was working all right.
The special" reporters for the
San Francisco Examiner and Chron-
icle, who sent reports to those papers
of the funeral of the late King, were
not at all backward about clipping
from the ADVERTISERS report. Bad
enough when you can't change 1t a
little.
Z The cold weather still continues
with the westerly wind. The Their
emometer yesterday morning at Mr..
T. r. Walkers residence, on King
street, stood at 81 degs at 6:10 A. NJ,
and at Mr.. H. III. Whitney's it
stood at 81 (ndoors) at the same
hour.
4 tourist returning from the Vol
cano by the Kinau reports having
been scared out of six months
growth" He stated that while stand
ing on the floor of the crater chasm
suddenly opened just before him
to depth he did not stop to calcu-
late.
Fire bugs are determined to make
q blaze. An attempt was made at
DIR. McWayne's house early yester-
day morning, but the would-be in
cendiarian was apprehended by a
Waterman DIR. McWayne had placed
to guard his premises, and although
shot at yet succeeded in getting
away.
The fire jury, Messrs. f. A. Nc
Inerny, II. Won Holt and 2. McID
erny, appointed by the Marshal, took
a preliminary view yesterday after
noon of the ruins OF MIR. Rosa's
house. The Investigation will not
be completed till after Mrs Rosa re-
covers her health. There is no doubt
about the origin of the fire being in
cendiary.
The funeral Of John b. Finerty