The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-24

| Mr.. A. Herbert has four furnished
cottages at Waikiki to rent.
! Two new Acts passed by the
Councils appear in this issue.
An Act relating to the transpor.
tation of lepers appears in this
issue
The Hawaiian Lodge, F. & A
NJ, will meet this evening for work
in the third degree.
The Hawaiian Band will give a
concert at Emma Square this even
ing at the usual hour.
Payment has been stopped on a
certificate issued by Bishop & Co. s
bank to Mary w. Crook.
August Herring will be tried on
a charge of murder during the May
Term of the Circuit Court.
A native writes that natives Of
kealia and part of Lihue have
Joined the annexation movement.
J. J. Williams, the photographer,
will leave for Chicago on the Aus
tralia.e He will be absent several
months.
Messrs. III. P. Baldwin, A. Drier,
S. T. Alexander and G. n. Wilcox
were passengers on the Mikahala
yesterday.
n. S. Sachs has just received a
new line of Bengal silkaline dra-
peries, which he is selling at 25
cents yard.
To-day, at noon, Jas. T. Morgan
will hold pledgee's sale of stock ;
12O shares in the Fashion Stables
Company will be sold.
The new headquarters of the An
nexation Club have been hand
somely decorated with American
flags and bunting.
S. Roth, the tailor, is holding a
genuine closing out sale. He is
making fine garments at very rea-
sonable rates. Give him a call.
Judge Cooper will preside at the
May Term of the Circuit Court.
The calender is a lengthy one and
many important cases will be
heard.
W. FL. Lentz is under arrest. It
is alleged that he receipted bill
for $40 and appropriated the money
which belonged to the Fashion
Stables.
The U. S. S. Adams is daily ex-
pected to relieve the Mohican. On
the departure of the faship it is
understood that Admiral Skerrett
will take up his quarters on shore.
The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE twelve
pages) will be out tomorrow morn
ing. 1t will contain all the news,
and if you send a copy to your
friends abroad they will appreciate
The new Central Union Church
organ will be dedicated on next
Saturday evening. A splendid
musical programme will be rem
dered. There will be no charge for
admission.
The members of Excelsior Lodge,
No. 1, Harmony Lodge, No. 3, Pa
cifc Rebekah Lodge, No. l, and
visiting members and their families
are cordially invited to attend the
anniversary celebration to be held
at Harmony Hall on Wednesday
evening.
The Hawaiian National Band
will give a complimentary concert
tomorrow evening at the Hawaiian
Hotel to Mr.. Lyons and the Ray
mond excursionists, prior to their
departure Wednesday on the
steamer Australia. Some favorite
native songs will be sung by the
boys.
The Hawaii Ponoi Dramatic
Company drew a good sized audi
ence to the Opera House on Satur-
day evening Notwithstanding the
counter attractions. The perform
ance gave satisfaction. Several of
the participants showed great i'm
provement in their acting and at
times real talent made itself ap-
parent.
Several tourists got into a ma
tive's hack last Friday, and asked
to be driven to the Bishop Museum. |
The native driver took them to |
Iolani College to introduce them to
the Right Rev. Bishop Willis. On |
arriving at the college, and finding |
no museum there, the tourists re- |
luested the driver to take them to |
Kamehameha School.
Ka Leo says Capt. J. Ross re-
turned from Kauai by the Mika-
hala yesterday. This mornings |
Ka Leo contains an account of his |
mission. The most startling news
ne tells is that the natives on
Kauai have been threatened by
heir annexationist landlords to be