The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-04-28

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Bicycle records can be found in the
new advt. of the Columbia bicycle
agent, in this issue.
It is expected that James Lemon
will pitch for the Honolulus at the
game on next Saturday.
The Cleaners will give a garden
party a week from next Saturday.
Save the afternoon for it.
The next reception on board the
Flagship San Francisco will take
place on Saturday evening.
The annual meeting of the Hawai-,
ian Coffee and Tea Company will be
held next Saturday in the Chamber
of Commerce room.
Alvin w. Clark, Custom House
guard, was married to Mrs. G. w. r.
King last evening at the latter's resi-
dence on Fort street.
The ballots deposited this week
for the ADVERTISERS base ball con
test will be counted tomorrow after
noon. Send in your votes.
The new election in the District of
Kau, Hawaii, will be held on Satur-
day, too late however for advices to
be received here on the following
day.
A special meeting OF the Board OF
Trustees of the Queens Hospital
will be held this morning at 10
o'clock In the Chamber of Commerce
room.
Members of the Bar having cases
are required in attendance at $50
o'clock this morning at the Supreme
Court, as foreign jury civil cases will
be called for hearing.
Mrs. Nj. Renner, formerly of c. j.
Fishel's dressmaking department,
has located in the Arlington, and
will no doubt have large part of
Honolulu's trade in that line.
N. Vierra has been arrested for
selling liquor without license, and
not Manuel Ferriera, as the very late
afternoon paper has stated. The lat
ter is witness in the case only.
Hop Hing & Co. sued Port Sur
veyor Crabbe for entering their place
of business in search of opium. A
jury gave verdict yesterday for the
Chinese along with 500 damages.
The flags of the different fire COM
panies were placed at half-mast yes
terday owing to the death of Kaniau,
a member of China Engine No. 5.
The funeral will take place to-day at
z o'clock.
AS soon as the repairs on Queen
street have been completed, it is the
intention of the Road Board to COM
mence work on Fort street within
the bounds of the business portion
of that thoroughfare.
Admiral Brown is getting along
nicely and suffers very little pain
from his injured limb. A number of
callers are always present at his cot
tage, and everybody wishes for the
genial Admiral's early recovery.
The Hawaiian Directory, for which
active canvassing is now going on in
this city, will be enriched by a fine
map of Honolulu and the environs,
about 2 feet by 3, prepared by Mr..
Dove, and brought down to date.
The cases of Brown, tombstone
and Williams, charged with SNUG
Cling, did not come up yesterday
morning in the Police Court. It is
expected that the hearing will not
take place until the return of Deputy
Collector Boardman from Maui.
At the Eunaware Club dance, held
last Friday evening, some one took
light yellow and pale blue flower
basket, probably by mistake. If the
party who took it will return it to
Mrs. Lacks store, on Fort street, it
will save the club an unnecessary ex
pense.
The Hon. j. w. Bipikane will
address his constituents and the
public generally at the Maemae
Church, Nuuanu street, next Tues
day evening. The following even
ing he will hold forth at Pauoa. It
does not appear what he is going to
roar about.
The annual public meeting of the
Y. M. @. A. will be held this evening
at Z 80 O'Clock in their hall. Besides
the reading of reports of the past
years work, there will be an address
made by the retiring president, clos
ing with social and refreshments
All are invited.
The people who live on Richard
street in the vicinity of the Palace
were very much worried last evening
on account of strange noises which
appeared to come from the Palaces
grounds. 1t turned out that the
. household guards were either drill
ling or dancing jigs in the sand.
Previous to the Claudine's depar
l. ture on Tuesday, peddler missed
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