The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-03-22
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

/ LOCAL AND GENRRAL.
The ADVERTISER is the best.
+ If You don't take the ADVERTISER
+ you don't got the news.
A furnished front room is 10 rent
See advertisement ia this issue,
/ The kawaiahao Seminary concert
has been postponed until April 2.
The Wichman Watch Club draw
ing can be found in another column.
/ It is said that opium was never
cheaper than it is now, Queer, isn't
{ it.
[ J, +. Hackfeld has been appointed
assignee OF the bankrupt estate of
Tong Wo,
lit is rumored that the very disre-
putable merry go-round is owned by
some police officials,
The passenger capacity of the
Australia will % tested ON her 70.
tarn trip TO the Coast.
The vacation of the Govern
ment schools will commence on April
Sth and close on April Goth.
The latest in millinery is to arrive
by the Australia today and will be
on exhibition at Mrs. Goods.
The baneo decision of the Supreme
Court in the matter OF James Gay
can be found in another column.
The California Fruit Market will
have their usual supply of fruits and
vegetables ON the Australia this
morning.
Good news-the Australia will be
here this morning at nine. This is
the first local about that vessel so it
Is pardonable.
There will be combined concert
at the Hotel this evening. The Ha-
waiian and the Flagship bands will
furnish the music.
Barney Ordenstein was not re-
moved from his clerkship In the
Road Board. The officials of the
board state that he resigned his posi-
ton.
One party of tourists numbering
eight people will arrive on the Aus
tralis this morning. They have
secured quarters at the Arlington
Hotel.
Che ia started up yesterday morn
ing for a while. One bank was
raided, resulting in the arrest of the
dealer. No more che ia for day or
so now.
The creditors of Mary Hop Kee
and Apau, of koloa, Kauai, are noti
fed to appear at the Supreme Court
on the 18th inst, to prove their
claims.
The Punahou foot ball team, with
President Hosmer and Professor
Wood, were very pleasantly enter
tanned last night by Master James
Judd at poi supper.
A very large number of Chinese
were present yesterday afternoon at
the Government Building to attend
the habeas corpus proceedings, insti-
tuted by their cousins.
In the bankruptcy case of Tong
Sing yesterday two creditors proved
claims amounting to $108455. J.
Rubenstein was appointed assignee
under bond of $500.
The concert at the Hotel this even
ing will not commence until s
o'clock. Printed programmes can
be had at the bookstores this after
noon and at the Hotel Office this
evening.
The two sailors who left the whaler
Triton with the captains boat the
other day were captured at Kapena
/ Falls on Sunday. The boat vas
found at the Marine Railway. The
( Triton has departed.
A man named Edgar A. Martin
has been arrested in California for
+ poisoning a man and forging a will.
Martin is we'll known in these islands.
He was good horseman and made
a business Of breaking mules for
horse dealers in Honolulu.
The property owners on Beretania
street are indignant because the
Road Board have ceased work on
that thoroughfare. They state that
during rainy weather the mountain
side Of the street is almost impass-
able in the vicinity of Punahou.
1t is learned that during the fight
on Sunday morning in which Ryan
was stabbed, policeman was sum
moned and had custody Of one of the
wounded mans assailants. He al
lowed his prisoner to depart, how
ever, without taking him to the
Station.
Three Chinese and three tins OF
opium were captured simultaneously
last evening on Beret8nia street near
the Chinese Church. II the police
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