The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-04-01
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Late foreign news in this issue.
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Yesterday was the last day of the
biennial period.
Everything is quiet on the Nuuanu
stream-Sand bags.
The Hawaiian Labor Union will
hold special meeting this evening.
The Planter made three daily runs
of 245 miles each On her trip down.
A competent sugar boiler is
wanted. Apply to F. A. Schaefer Il
Co.
Hons. G. n. and A. S. Wilcox
will remain in San Francisco until
May 1st.
Two base ball games tomorrow.
One at the new and the other on the
old grounds.
Sam Nowlein must have had an
almanac of 1889 This is the first
day of April.
If you want bicycle, join the
Columbia Club to day; 81 50 week
until paid for
There is some talk of giving an
amateur minstrel show at the Opera
House shortly.
The ADVERTISER is indebted to
Captain f. A. Dow, of the barken-
tine Planter, for late foreign news.
A young mems prayer meeting
will be held in the Y. M. G. A. par
Tor this evening at 1880 All are
welcome.
A naval court-martial is now in
progress on board the q. S. S. Iro-
quois, with Lieutenant Moser as
president
Mr.. Hendry of the Hawaiian
Hardware 20. reports the sale of
two more Aermotors. They are to
be used at Waialua.
Four handsomely decorated Ha-
waiian coats ofarms have been
placed on the new gates at the main
entrance to the Palace.
The Scottish Thistle Club expect to
entertain large audience to morrow
night with their camera exhibition
at Kawaiahao Church.
The bark Albert was to leave San
Francisco on March 22d with the
Paul Isenberg, to depart on March
18th. Both vessels are bound for
this port.
Mr.. W. w. Hall leaves for Kona.
Hawaii to-day to be absent for
week. He is to pay a visit of inspec-
ton to the Hawaiian Coffee and Tea
Co.'s plantation.
The creditors of Wong Kwark
Hang, a voluntary bankrupt, are no.
titled to appear at the Supreme
Court on Wednesday, April 9th to
HLONO bhOLL CAdllL5.
Yesterday was the last day for re-
ceiVing application of candidates for
the special election in the district of |
North Hilo. This looks as though |
Mr.. Richard would not be in it.
Captain Dow, of the barkentine
Planter, was congratulated by all of
his friends last evening for bringing
his vessel from San Francisco to this |
port in the remarkably Tast time of |
ten days.
Mr.. H. Lose, patentee of Loses
Chemical Compound, has new adj
vertisement in this issue. In addi-
ton to selling his useful Compound,
Mr. Lose is Notary Public and a
general commission agent.
Judge Dole heard the trespass case
of Young Sun Wal VS.. Lee Pau and
All Sing yesterday, and dismissed
the case on the plea of jurisdiction;
WR. Castle appeared for the defend
ants; Antoine Rosa for the plaintiff.
The appealed cases of All Hung
and forty-two others, convicted the
other day in the Police Court for
violating the Restriction Act, will be
heard this morning before Judge
Dole. Messrs. Hartwell and Castle
appear for the defendants.
Three communications have been
received at this Office referring to
the Hawaiian Labor Union. The
one first received appears this morn
ing the other two, which did not
come in till late hour, are unavoid-
ably held over until tomorrow.
It is always best to patronize home
industry, particularly when one can
get better article at cheaper price
than the imported. Hawaiian soap
has the reputation of being equal to
the best. It is sold by all retailers
and by the agents-M. W. McChes-
ney Il Sons.