The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-02-29
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

local AND GENERAL.
No concert at Emma Square this
evening.
The S. S. Zambesi is due to NOR
row from China.
To morrow is Sbrove Tuesday
Irot out your pancakes.
E. G. Schumann has family car
riage for sale.
The season Of Lent commences on
Wednesday next, which is Ash We'd
nesday.
His Excellency and Mrs. Samuel
Parker returned on the Claudine
Sunday.
An interesting letter from our
Maui correspondent appears IN this
issue.
The ADVERTISER is delivered by
carriers for so cents a month.
The Paradise Of the Pacific is out
for this month. It can be had at the
newsdealers.
The goods and chattels Of August
Herring, held for rent, will not be
disposed Of until March 18th.
Benson, Smith & Co. have a new
advertisement IN this issue calling
attention to some new invoices.
The furniture and lease of the
Waikiki Villa premises were sold on
Saturday to VIC. Peacock for $3.50.
A large number of people visited
the water front yesterday to gaze at
the new y. S. cruiser San Francisco.
The San Francisco's bunkers are
filled with soft coal 1t will be dis
charged to day in exchange for hard
coal.
The new lanai at the hotel will be
thrown open to the guests for a
dance this evening Immediately after
the concert.
A Gordon setter pup has been lost
A reward will be paid for its return
to Bishop & Co.'s bank.
The gross proceeds of the concert
on Saturday night were 1854 and til g
expences S10l.45 leaving a balance
of 1852 SIS.
The meeting of the friends of Gen.
Armstrong, announced for tonight,
is postponed until next Monday even
ing.
The Social Science Club hold their
regular monthly meeting tonight,
and Mr.. Olesen will read paper on
cooperation.
The Hawaiian Lodge Of Progress,
A. F. and A. M. will hold its regular
monthly meeting this evening. Visit
ing brothers are invited.
1t is likely that the Royal Ha
waiian and the band Of the u. S.
cruiser San Francisco will give
combined concert in the near future.
The Honorables III. j. Baldwin, @.
". Ashford and w. III. Cornwell
we're passengers on the Olaudine
Sunday.
A large number of turnouts were
seen on the roads yesterday. The
livery men report the day as one of
the busiest they have had this year.
The Hawaiian Band will give a
farewell concert for the tourists
this evening at the hotel. Professor
Berger has arranged very attract
i've programme.
The Pensacola will not leave until
after the arrival of the through
steamer from San Francisco. The
latter is due one week from Thurs
day.
News was received Sunday that
Mrs. Carl Isenberg died on last Sat
urday at Lihue, Kauai. The funeral
was to take place yesterday at 3
o'clock.
On next Saturday, at noon, Jas. T.
Morgan will sell by order Of DIR. Ct.
Trousseau a piece of land situated at
Aiea, Eva. The upset price of 81
500 has been placed'on the property.
For the benefit of the visiting
tourists JAS, f. Morgan will hold an
auction sale Of Hawaiian curios this
morning at ten o'clsck at his sales
room. Fans, tapas, calabashes and
many other souvenirs will be offered,
Commencing on Wednesday next,
and thereafter every Wednesday and
Friday during lent, the Second Con
gregation of st. Andrews Cathedral
will have a brief service at minutes
past II o'clock, noon, conducted by
Rev. Alex. Macintosh.
Mr.. G.. L. Fischer, San Francisco