The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-03-06
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The Anglican Church Chronicle
is cut for this month.
The Minister of the Interior has
notice to the boat boys in this
issue.
Hawaiian Lodge I. x A. NJ, will
hold regular meeting this even
ing.
The Sons of St. George will give
a social and dance this evening at
their hall
The list of uucalled for letters re-
naming at the Post Office appears
in this Issue.
The Pioneer Building & Loan
Association viii hold a meeting
this evening.
For second hand furniture go to
the |. Y. L. on the corner of King
and Nuuanu streets.
Judge Frear returned from Kauai
yesterday, after presiding at the
Lihue Circuit Court term.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the l, l. S. n, Co. viii be
held on the 21st inst. at 10 O'clock.
The Alameda, which is due here
from the Colonies on Thursday,
will bring two days later foreign
news.
Fresh green peas from Eva.
reads a sign in the show window of
Lewis & Co, the grocers, Fort
street.
Che ia and Chinese lottery game.
are now running in full blast. A
walk through Chinatown viii prove
the truth Of this item.
At Ookala Mill, Hawaii, a Jap.
anese woman was crushed to death
one day last week. She was caught
under the trash elevator.
For solid security against fire
insure with the German American
Insurance Co. Of New York.
Wilder & Co. are the local agents.
The band will play at Waikiki
at q reception to be given this
evening. Tomorrow night con-
cert will be given at Emma Square.
A rattle-trap Chinese hack was
totally demolished yesterday after
noon in front of the Opera House.
The vehicle was overturned by an
unruly horse.
The Hawaiian Historical Society
will hold a meeting this evening at
Z 80 o'clock at the Y. NJ. c. A.
The principal paper viii be read by
Mr.. A. T. Atkinson.
The steamer C. r. Bishop is not
due until next Friday, but many
people think she will return before
the sailing of the Alameda, which
is expected TO be on Thursday.
Four ships Of war from the Aus
tralian Squadron are expected here
shortly by few of the royalists.
No one knows where they got their
information from, yet they are
dead sure" of their coming
The Act licensing the boat boys
appears in this issue. Hereafter
they will be required to pay a fee
Of one dollar each year, besides
wearing a numbered badge, pro-
cured at their own expense.
The Board of Health held a
meeting on Saturday. All of the
old officials were re-appointed, and
a place was created for David Day
ton, the President of the old Board.
He is to be Inspector of Lepers.
| 1 Mr.. Barney Judd of Kualoa met
with a painful accident on s ttur-
day. He was cutting piece of
beef when the knife slipped and
made a ugly cut on his right thigh.
The wound is not considered dan
| gerous.
1t is understood that a number
of respectable Hawaiians have re-
fused to join the Black Flag"
aggregation. By the way, this or
ganization is composed of ex-Min-
listers and " bum" politicians, all
of whom are looking for soft jobs.
Harrison Brothers, the con-
tractors, are remodelling the two
stores in the Campbell building on
Fort street. Handsome glass fronts
are to be put in each. The store
formerly occupied by G.. E. Will
liams & Co. is to be taken by II. F.
I Wichman. the ieweler and optician.