The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-03-15
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

No che ia to day.
If you don't take the ADVERTISER -
you know.
The Wichman Watch drawing car
be found in another column.
Mrs Ii. Hart, of Nuuanu street
| has brick house to rent.
A house completely furnished is
for rent. Apply to j. Alfred Magoon
The second snake landed by the
Monowai has not been captured as
yet.
The health office was besieged yes
terday with adults and children to
be vaccinated.
Eight whalers including the
Northern Light were reported off
shore last night.
The Arion picnic at Remond Grove
on the 18th inst. will be one of the
events of the season.
The Kawaiahao Seminary concert
takes place one week from next Sat
urday night-that's all.
A furnished cottage containing
seven rooms is for rent. The premises
are situated on Young street.
The whalers in port will leave for
the North Pacific Ocean shortly. The
Sea Breeze sailed last evening.
Captain Griffith of the S. G.
Wilder is in town again. Every
body takes off their hats to the pop
ular skipper.
The Pacific Hardware Co. have a
new advertisement in this issue call
ing attention to cargo of new goods
just received.
The ladies of the w. @. Z. u. will
meet this afternoon at half-past
o'clock in the parlors of the Central
Union Church.
Quite a number of people visited
the Flagship San Francisco yester-
day. The formidable cruiser looks as
bright as new dollar.
The store Of E. 0. Hall & Sons
looked like vegetable market yes
terday with the packages of stores to
be sent on board the whalers.
The proceeds of the concert for the
benefit of the Kauai Industrial
School were $3.50. This is clear
profit, as there were no expenses.
A brilliant array of Sunday drunks
were present in the Police Court
yesterday morning. They were
amerced to the amount of So each.
j. 7. and H. Waterhouse have a
number of cottages to rent. Some
are furnished and others are not.
See the advertisement in this issue.
A letter was sent ashore last night
by the self confessed train robber
John r. Griffith. It was addressed
to his mother residing in Fresno,
Gala.
The Chinese who arrived on the
Oceanic were released from quaran-
tine yesterday. The Belgic's immi-
grants will be at liberty ON the 18th
inst.
Siegfried Wagner, a son of the
great composer, has started on a trip
around the world. He will probably
pass through Honolulu the latter end
of this year.
Kukui street Is q favorite stamping
ground for chicken thieves. A resi-
dent of that thoroughfare mourns
the loss of fifteen. They were taken
on Sunday night.
The adjourned annual meeting Of
the stockholders of the Kahukr
Plantation viii be held tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Cham
Der of Commerce room.
Chief Justice Judd heard thu
bankruptcy case of All Yet Il Co
yesterday. Ten creditors proved
claims amounting to S741473. X
Podeyn was appointed assignee.
A number of people have beer
anxiously looking for their New
York paper mail that should hav
arrived on the Mariposa. Postmaste
Hill states that no doubt it has gon
through to Australia. owing to n mis-
take committed in the New Yorl
Post Office.
During a recent visit of the Deput,
Inspector of Schools at the Ulupala
kua Government School, Maui, h
asked some of the lads to name hir
city in the United States, and til
brightest lad in the class Instant
called out "Pearl City" The Deput
Inspector was very much pleased 6
the unexpected reply from the DO!
On Sunday, when the remains c
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