The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-07-06

4 che,fa fend was appreLended
yesterday by the police.
A house on Young street contain
ing six rooms is for rent.
The Wichman watch club drawing
can be found in another column.
Another want of confden CO vote"
is expected to day in the Legislature.
The Hawaiian Band will give a
concert this evening at Thomas
/ Square.
Fourteen different Cabinet states
were discussed in the House the
other day
Honolulu had touch of San
Francisco's windy weather yesterday
Afternoon.
JOE ferriera and n native were
fined So each yesterday by Judge
Foster for fast driving.
The hearing of w. G. Achi, charg-
ed with embezzlement goes over by
consent until July 18th.
The Fourth of July catch of
DRINKS numbered eighteen, most of
whom forfeited their bail.
/ Domoss De Mello, shoemaker, and
Mary r. Mello, dressmaker, can be
found at Is Alapai street.
A mortgagee's sale of property will
! take place at noon on Saturday at the
salesroom of James i. Morgan.
The charge of violating election
laws against John Poe was dismissed
yesterday in the Supreme Court.
The copartnership existing be
tween ". Crewes aud +. Archer has
been dissolved by mutual consent.
The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE ia pages)
is out fer this week, and can be had
at this Office or at the news dealers.
President and Mrs. L. A. Hosmer,
of Oahu College, viii leave for Hilo,
Hawaii, by the Kinau next Friday.
The condition Of Admiral Brown is
improving every day. In few days
! ii. is expected that he will have the
free use of his limbs.
/ The Board of Represen tatives of
the Honolulu Fire Department will
hold their regular monthly meeting
on Thursday evening.
/ Mr.. w. Birch, of San Francisco,
arrived yesterday on the bark Transit.
and will visit the various places of
interest on the islands.
/ Mr.. l.. z. Fisher, the well known
newspaper advertising agent of San
Francisco, has returned to the city
after pleasant trip to the Volcano.
Mr.. A. Carother5, Of Kamehameha
School, and Prof. A ". Crockett, of
/ Oahu College, We're passengers by
/ the w. G.. Hall, for windward ports,
Yesterday.
jim Aikake and two others were
tried yesterday in the Supreme Court
on q charge of assault and battery.
They were found not guilty by Ha-
waiian jury.
Since the return of the Claudine
excur5ionists from the Maui races,
many remarks are heard regarding
the open manner in which several
races were fixed.
There is some talk of having tug
of-war contest between the crews of
the Flagship San Francisco and III.
BINS. Champion. Ii arrangements
can be made, the pull will take place
in the new pavilion at the Hotel be-
fore it is taken down.
The dancing floor of the new pavih
ion at the Hotel was pronounced by
the dancers the other evening per
feet success. Architect Ripley built
it with special view to the comfort
Of dancers, giving it springiness
that made it easy on the feet.
The Fire Police held their regular
monthly meeting last evening. After
routine business was transacted i
was unanimously carried to extend {
;; vote of thanks to Mr.. j. E. Comes
: the Fort street jeweler, for gift O
handsome silver water pitcher.
r The first number Of the Y. NJ {
/ A. Review has been issued. Typo
! graphically it is one of the neates
papers issued in Honolulu. Th
first number is confined almost t
6 the annual reports of the differen
. committees of the association whicl
furnish some interesting reading.
Il Hon. I'll. 2. Baldwin and G. A
0 Brown, who went with the Commi
IS tee of the Legislature to Moloka
crossed over the pail at the Lepe
t Settlement on Sunday afternoon, o
2. the way to Kelae, the mountain HON
of Mr.. r. W. Meyer. At midnigl
on Monday they boarded the steame
Claudine, off Kaunakakai, and r
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