The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-07-02
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Official letter list.
A brown mare for sale.
Mr.. J. B. Castle has notice else
where.
A typewriter, nearly new, is Of
: fered for sale.
There was a great deal of light
: ming seen southwark last night.
DIR. Brodie is i'll at Waialua. DIR.
Trousseau was telephoned to attend
him.
The Secretary of the Arion has
notice to the members of that So
ciety.
The I x L auction rooms will re-
main open Friday and Saturday
evenings.
The regular quarterly meeting of
G. Brewer & Co. will be- held Thurs
day, July 9.
Purser j. N. Keith, of the Mono
wal, please accept our thanks for
news favors.
DIR. Greenfield has been appointed
school agent for the district of Ha-
makua, Hawaii.
Mr.. Charles Hustace will keep his
store open Friday evening, but not
on Saturday, July 4.
The sloop Tibballs, as seen from
our shipping column, is another
vessel in distress"
Much comment has been made of
the excellent music given at the
Jubilee by the Hawaiian Band.
The installation of the officers,
elected some time ago by the Z. of
P, took place Wednesday evening.
Mr.. J. A. Gonsalves has some very
good views of the Oahu College
Jubilee luau at his Photographic
studio.
The tannery lately opened by J.
da Grella is the place to dispose of
hides, and purchase all kinds of
leather.
Court Diary Thursday, July 2.
The Queen vs.. All Kwai; All Neon
ct al; Kauhimaka; bankruptcy of
f. III. Redward.
Royal Hawaiian Band will appear
at the Sullivan exhibition this even
ing. Secure your tickets at Mr.. l..
j. Levey's to day.
Local boxers had better lie low till
after the Mariposa resumes her voy-
age to Australia. We haven't heard
of any willing to meet John L.
The Monowai was telephoned off
port about 10 O'Clock last night, but
did not reach the wharf till IL
o'clock. She leaves at IL this fore
noon.
Mr.. Walker, night clerk at the
Hawaiian Hotel, leaves by the Mono
wal for the coast. Mr.. Walkers de-
parture will be regretted by many
who know his obllging manner.
The Chinese laborers to arrive at
Mahukona, Hawaii, will be attended
to by Mr.. j. S. Smithies, of that
place, who has been appointed tenn
porarily by the Board OF Health.
Nineteen tenders to furnish sup
plies for the Leper Settlement were
opened by the Board of Health We'd
nesday. None will be awarded till
Secretary Wilcox gets the tenders In
order.
The exterior or shell of the new
British Club building is nearing
completion. When finished 1T will be
the largest frame building in Homo
lulu and one of the boasts of the
town.
There was a slaughter among the
doves Wednesday, it being the open
ing of the dove shooting season. A
number of our prominent sportsmen
were out. Not having seen the hunt
ers return, we are unable to state the
number of birds bagged.
A large number believe In observ-
ing the Lords Day; some believe in
the Jewish Sabbath, while few be-
: lieve in both, and many probably
I, observe neither. All interested In
/ any phase of the subject are invited
to attend the Bible Lecture OF DIR.
Hammond in the Y. M. @. A. Hall at
7:3O this evening. Take your Bibles
g and pencils.
: By request, the Athletic Associa-
n ton will, on the 9th instant, give a
It repetition of the performance given
s on the goth, to which there will be
l. several additions. MIR. w. Il. Hoogs
e will appear in vocal selection, and
there will be representation OF a
i Roman studio, consisting of repre-.
n sensations of the dying Gaul, !"
d The wrestlers," The Gladiators,
L Hercules" etc.
a. a. Arrival of S. S. MOnowai.