The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-04-20
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
A boy is wanted Inquire at this
Office.
The Criterion saloon has received
a supply of Book beer.
Fresh and roasted peanuts can be
had at the San Francisco Fruit
| Market.
Tenders are wanted for repairing
the race track at Kapiolani Park
See advertisement.
Ex Governor Perkins and wife, of
California, were passengers on the
Australia yesterday.
An exceptional fine budget of for
eign news can be found in our spec.
ial San Francisco letter.
California fruit and vegetables on
ice were received yesterday by the
OdillOIDid Il run NOT.
The French corvette Champlain,
Captain Gourdon, is expected here
shortly en- route to Tahiti.
Mr.. +. w. Wichman, a prominent
merchant of San Francisco, is new
arrival He is at the Eagle House.
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Mrs. Il. Hutchinson and Miss Ellen
Hopper, also guessed the riddle pub
lished in the ADVERTISER last Satur-
day.
A second concert for the benefit of
the Kauai Industrial School will be
given at Kawaiahao Church May
18th.
The California Illustrated Maya
zine contains an article entitled
Life in Honolulu" by Bertha +,
Herrick.
During the Australia's trip from
San Francisco a concert was given in
aid of the Sailors Home 1t netted
about $40.
The barkentlnes S. q. Wilder and
S. n Castle made the trip to San
Francisco in sixteen days. the best
passages this year.
The Zealandia has been overhauled
and is ready for sea. 1t is expected
that she will take the Australians
place after next month.
Hons Paul Isenberg, g. N and A
S. Wilcox all of whom arrived yes
terday per Australia, will leave for
Kauai by the Kaala this afternoon.
The gang-plank of the Australia
fell to the wharf yesterday morning
with several passengers. Beyond
shaking up there were no serious re-
suits.
Foreman w. IL. G. Creig, of No. 2
Engine Co, returned yesterday from
the Coast. A reception was tended
him last evening by the members of
the company.
The Strangers Friend Society re-
quest the donation of mems clothing
(cast off). Those desiring to comply
may leave the same at Warehouses;
Queen street store.
The arrival of the Australia yester-
day morning was quite social event,
a considerable number Of swell "
ladies ana gentlemen Delng on INC
dock before the breakfast hour.
Mrs. Hebron, mother of L. r.
Hebron of this city, received by the
Australia yesterday the sad news OF
the death of her sister. Mrs. Sharratt,
which occurred in Oakland, Cal.
An escaped prisoner named All
Kan surrendered himself yesterday
to Captain Trip. He had been
down at Eva for some time eating
hay and becoming tired of the fare
he chose the reef in preference.
Besides Mr.. Glade, G. M. Cooke,
and other Islanders who were ex
pected by the Australia yesterday,
Hon. Paul Isenberg returned. He
comes from Bremen to attend as No
BILE from Kauai the session of the
Legislature.
Miss E. Cummings of Berkeley,
California, who arrived on the Aus
tralia yesterday, is the guest of MIR.
and Mrs. j. A. Hopper. Miss Cum
mings is the daughter Of the we'll
known DIR. o. S. Cummings formerly
Of Honolulu.
The ADVERTISER account of the
Griffith affair was borrowed by the
representative of the Associated
Press in Honolulu, whoever he may
be, and appeared in the leading Cali
fornia dailies. OF course the ADvER-
TIsER appreciates the compliment
implicitly contained in the forced
loan, but it might have been &C
knowledged.
Mrs. Prof Dewey, wife Of Prof.
John Dewey, of Ann Arbor, who is an
eminent psychologist, and one of the
leaders of philosophic thought IN
America, was passenger by the
Australia yesterday. She comes fol-
health and recreation and is staying
OF tho homo of Mrs. S. n. Castle