The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-04-15

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The Hawaiian Band give con-
cert at Emma Square this after
noon.
A lot with furnished house
thereon is for sale. See advertise
ment.
A lot of feather kahilis were ex-
hibited on porch at Washington
Place yesterday. What can it
| mean?
Herr Pastor Isenberg will con-
duct divine service at Y. M. G. A.
Hall tomorrow morning at II
o'clock.
Senator C. l.. Macarthur and
wife are expected to return by The
Kinau this morning after short
visit on Maui. \
For the quarter ending March
3lst the principal domestic exports
! from these islands footed up
$3,119, 920.58.
The Cosmopolitan Photograph
Company, on Nuuanu street, is
turning out cabinet photographs
for 50 per dozen.
H.. S. Tregloan & Son have
made startling reductions in the
prices of clothing. They will make
a good suit for $22.50.
The first baseball game of the
season of 1898 will be played on
the Goth inst, between the Cres-
cents and the Hawaiis.
The race between Clarence Mac
farlane's Duke and Mr.. Hollinger's
horse will come off this afternoon
at the Jockey Clubs track.
Prof. Lyons is expected to make
his report to-day on his analysis
of the food eaten by the men at
the Barracks on Tuesday night.
James B. Castle for Collector
General and Charles T. Wilder for
Hawaiian Consul at San Francisco
are the latest rumors regarding
official appointments.
Commencing with next Monday
the sloop Waianae will make reg
ular trips between Waianae and
this port. A. C. Pestana is the
local agent for the sloop.
E. 0. Hall & Son have an im-
portant notice to the public in this
issue. 1t refers to the insecticide
wash which is furnished by the
Commissioners of Agriculture.
Mrs. Machado, the Portuguese
woman who it is alleged robbed
Mrs. Schwanck of $40, was COM
mitted for trial yesterday before the
Circuit Court by Judge Foster.
Some vandal attempted to des-
troy a pine tree in Emma Square
on Monday night. The Bureau of
Agriculture offers q reward of $25
for the arrest and conviction of the
guilty one.
A report was made to the police
on Thursday night to the effect
that 100 armed men were seen on
Nuuanu street. The matter was
investigated yesterday but it
proved to be myth.
The condition of Private Carlson
of Company ga" who was sent to
the Hospital for treatment, was re-
ported as being much better last
evening. He was one of the men
who were poisoned on last Tuesday
night.
Trains will run every half hour
to-day between Honolulu and the
luau and fair at Kalihi. Regular
passenger trains will not stop at
the grounds, SO passengers must be
careful and board only the excur-
sion trains.
1t was generally understood yes
terday that the ex-Queen would
hoist the ex-royal standard this
morning at Washington Place. It
was learned last night that the flag
will not be raised until 2 o'clock
this afternoon. This is another
rumor.
The latest rumor is that the de-
posed Queen will have a small
throne built for her, which will be
placed in her residence at Wash
ington Place. She is also to have
an armed guard, so it is said. Ru-
NOR does not say what the Govern
ment will do in the premises.
tADr. Victor J. Capron, has been
appointed Government physician
for the district of Kau, Hawaii, vice
DR.. G. B. Cooper, who enters the
practice of his profession in this
city. Mr.. Capron lately came from
Port Townsend, Washington State.
He is already at his district, and
his commission was sent up by the
w. G. Hall yesterday.
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