The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-04-08

No concert at Thomas Square this
evening The band will be engaged
at the Palace.
A number OF riding parties at
/ tended the concert last evening at
Makee Island
The Eagle House enjoys the dis
tinction of being the best family
hotel in the city.
The Thistle Club camera exhibit
ton will take place tomorrow even
ing at Kawaiahao Church.
Messrs. Jas. n. Spencer and M. p.
Robinson have been appointed mem
bers of the Board of Immigration.
Clarence Crabbe, the Port Sur
veyor, is to be appointed base ball
umpire for the new base ball season.
On next Wednesday morning JAS
F. Morgan will hold sale of liquors,
groceries, cigars and other supplies.
The Monowai is due to day from
San Francisco. She will have but
six days later news for the ADyER-
TIsER.
Hebron, Newman & Co, the drug
gists, manufacture their own soda
water now. 1t is superior bev-
erage.
Quite a number of Portuguese
were disappointed because there were
no Storage accommodations for them
on the Alameda
Mrs. E. B. Thomas left on the
Alameda yesterday, bound for Eng
land. She will remain away until
her health has improved
Hebron, Newman & Co. have an
interesting advertisement ia this
issue calling attention to many head
ache remedies carried by them.
The Alameda sailed yesterday
about 2:30 o'clock. The Hawaiian
Band and a large number of people
were present at the departure.
Miss Annis Montague, the Ha-
waiian Nightingale, and Mr.. Chas.
Turner are singing in English opera
at Auckland with much success.
1t was stated yesterday that the
Pacific Iron Works Co., a new corpo-
ration, will occupy the premises Of
the defunct Union Iron Works.
Mr.. j. w. McChesney and Miss
Alice Clark were married yesterday.
The happy couple left on the
Alameda for visit to San Francisco.
Written examinations at Oahu Col
lege commenced yesterday, and will
close at noon to-day. Easter vaca-
tion of one week will begin next
Monday.
There has been scarcity of lines
In this city for the last two weeks.
The California Fruit Market has
just received fresh supply on the
Alameda.
Her Majesty the Queen will give a
dinner this evening at the Palace IN
honor of ADMIRAL and Mrs. Brown.
Covers will be laid for about forty
people
Written examinations at the Royal
School this morning. The scholars
receiving the highest marks will be
given tickets to the Thistle Club ex-
hibitiOn tomorrow evening.
If the Road Board can get sufi-
Gent money from the next Legisla-
ture, it is their intention to build a
sewer the entire length of Fort street
with an outlet into the ocean.
The dredger of Ia Leo fame was
towed to the mouth of the channel
yesterday to commence operations.
Something happened to the running
gear, so she was returned to her
berth Mahope.
In the Supreme Court yesterday a
Hawaiian jury found native guilty
of gambling and imposed fine of
/ $500 without leaving their seats.
The native jurymen are breaking
the record at the present term.
The Punahou Tennis Club held a
meeting the other day at which il
was decided to hold tennis tourna,
meut, commencing about the early
part Of next month. Outside clubs
viii be allowed to enter the tourna.
ment.
There will be public examinations
at Punahou Preparatory School this
morning, commencing at 10 o'clock
at which all parents of pupils attend
ing and all friends of the school are
cordially invited to be present.
The contract for printing and bind
ing the biennial reports of the In
terror Department. work covering