The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-03-29

is expected from San Francisco to-
morrow with the United States
Commission on board.
The Australia will depart to-day
with heavy passenger list. The
band will be on hand to give the
usual farewell serenade.
The concert advertised to take
place tomorrow evening at the
Kawaiahao Church has been post
.poned until next Saturday evening,
For your Good Friday "hot-cross-
buns" leave your orders at Loves
bakery. They will be delivered
red-hot all day. Ring up both
telephones.
Messrs. William G. Irwin, Allan
Herbert, John Ena and Albert
Jaeger have been appointed meh-
bers of the Bureau of Agriculture
and Forestry.
The Hawaiian Band will give a
moonlight crucert at j.. Thomas
Square this evening. Tomorrow
evening it viii play at Makee Isl
and, weather permitting.
The American flag still floats
across Merchant street. The exc
cutive committe of the Annexa-
ton Club did not receive any more
letters of protest yesterday.
The final tug-of-war contest has
been postponed until next Satur-
day evening, when the teams rep
resenting Hawaii and Portugal viii
try conclusion for first place.
! Lionel Hart, who was formerly
in the office of the clerk of the
Judiciary Department, has been
given a place IN the Foreign Office
in place Of David Kawananakoa.
The Misses Dale and Burgess
and Messrs. English, Wakefield
and Booth will contribute a vocal
quintette number at the concert to
be given on Saturday evening at
Kawaiahao Church.
For some time James ". Robert
son, who was chamberlain under
the old order of things, has been
in charge of the Palace building.
He has been replaced by R. J.
Green, a tried and true friend OF
the Government.
Six Chinese, charged with play.
ing dominoes, moved for a dis
charge yesterday on the ground
that the law under which they
were arrested is defective as regards
their case. Judge Foster reserved
his decision until tomorrow.
A wrestling tournament will be
held on Saturday evening at Prof
Loheide's Athletic School. a photo
group of the contestants will be or
exhibition to-day at McTnerny':
store. A handsome gold medal
made in San Francisco, is the frs
. prize.
The Executive Committee of the
Annexation Club have ordered {
large number Of badges for mem
bers Of the organization. They ar
made of blue ribbon with the name
of the club printed in gold. The
will be ready for distribution to
/ day or tomorrow.
Copies Of the San Francisco Cal
/ of the 9th inst, containing Mis-
Knapp's excellent write-up regard
ing Hawaiian affairs, can be hat
of the Hawaiian News Co. B,
some oversight the papers were sen
through the Custom House. The
came to the surface yesterday.
The sale Of stocks at Morgan
auction rooms yesterday was yer
/ successful. 10 shares Of Hawaiian
Sugar Co. sold for S85 per share
/ % shares Of Inter-Island stoc
brought 1874 each; ) shares 0
( Wilder's s. s. Co. sold for S1O6
/ share 5 shares Of Peoples Ice c.
sold at $101 ) shares Of the shi
John Ena were disposed Of at pr
vate gale.
J. Andrade, a barkeeper en-
ployed at the Beehive Saloon, wa
before the District Court yesterda
on charge Of selling liquor t
minors. Three native boys, who's
ages ranged from 9 to y years, d.
clared that the defendant had sol
them a bottle Of gin. The defenc
ant denied the truth Of their stor,
Judge Foster will give his decisio
! tomorrow.