The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-05-16
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

local AND GENERAL.
The sale of seats for the Musin
concerts is now open at L. j. Levey's.
Hon. Ct. n. Wilcox and Col. Z. S.
Spalding arrived from Kauai yester-
day.
The Honolulus and Kamehamehas
play the next game of the present
series.
At the Elite Ice Cream Parlors,
ice cream soda drinks can be had for
10 cents
The Hawaiian Band will give
public concert at Emma Square this
evening.
An interesting letter from Hilo will
appear IN tomorrow mornings issue
of the ADVERTISER.
Ten cases of drunkenness were
registered on the Police Station
register last evening.
An auction sale of hay and grain
will take place today at noon in the
salesroom Of James T. Morgan.
Captain Sampson, of the Flagship
San Francisco, received news of his
mothers death by the last mail
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Sealed tenders for hay and feed
advertised for by the Road Board
will not be received after noon to-
day.
ExRoad Supervisor Henry Heb
bard has located at Pearl City with
the intention of opening a livery
stable.
The steamer Montserrat departed
late on Saturday afternoon with the
King of Butaritari bound for the
Gilbert Island group.
James A. Thompson received his
commission on Saturday for the posi-
ton of Police Court Clerk vice Will
liam Wond, resigned.
Two native prisoners escaped from
the reef about five months ago. They
were recaptured at Koolau on Satur-
day and returned to this city.
A crazy Portuguese woman was
brought from Hilo by the Kinau on
Saturday morning. The woman
drowned her own child at Hilo re-
Gently.
A special meeting of No. l. Engine
Company will be held this evening
at their hall. A full attendance is
expected, as business of Importance.
will come before the meeting.
The Bulletin is greatly troubled
about the circulation of this paper.
Don't worry, man, every copy printed
has been taken, and by good-paying
subscribers-andm more are called for.
The Hawaiian Hardware Company
have new advertisement in this
issue calling attention to the "Hen-
dry Breaker" and making a passing
comment on the new system of pay
ment.
A native woman was brought from
Maui yesterday under sentence of
six months for deserving her hus-
band. On her arrival here she de-
cided to appeal her case, so she was
ra1oaSod on bonds
Letters from Maui and Kauai,
written by special correspondents of
the ADVERTISER, appear in this morn
ing.'s issue. This paper is the only
journal that publishes full reports of
happenings on the other islands, and
this feature is appreciated by the
public.
Charles Ebbinger, an old resident,
died at the Queens Hospital on
Saturday morning. The funeral
took place yesterday afternoon from
Castle Hall, and was attended by
Mystic Lodge No. 2 X. of p, of
which body the deceased had been a
member. Rev. Alex. Macintosh
officiated at the funeral services.
Our Maui correspondent describes
spider web" party, probably the
first of the kind ever given in these
islands, though they are quite COM
mon in America. They are intensely
entertaining, and from all accounts
that we can gather, the party given
by Mrs. Stolz was the incest and
most successful ever held on Maui.
The full programme of the Maui
races to take place at Spreckels Park,
Kahului, on the 4th of July, will ap-
pear in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE to-
morrow. There will be fourteen races
the winners of which will receive
valuable cups or purses. The track
has lately been put in frst-class
order, and a large turnout is ex