The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-05-02

Australia tomorrow.
Election next Monday.
Mariposa and Miowera both due
today.
V. V. Ashford will leave by the
Australia.
Band concert at Thomas Square
this evening.
Drs. Brodie and Murray have a
notice of change in their Office
hours.
The new pumping station on
Beretania street will be given q
test next Saturday.
League baseball series will begin
( Saturday. Harry Whitney will
umpire the first game.
The Lealani Boat Club held a
short business meeting at the Ha-
waiian Hotel last night.
II. C. Meyers has assumed the
duties Of assistant chief clerk of
the Interior department..
A petition for a new English
school at Hauole has been received
by the Board Of Education.
The new light effects in tie Ha-
waiian Hotel lanai will be displayed
at the concert tomorrow evening.
: The monthly meeting of the
? Young Mems Christian Association
will be held tonight at z 80 o'clock.
Professor Stoeckle will leave by
the Kinau tomorrow taking with
him the kaleidoscope and graphic
phone. ~
DR.. Howard received by the CopA
tic fine lot of operating instru-
ments for the Government dis
pensary.
The Gaelic brought a large con-
Segment of Japanese goods for S.
Nishimura, consisting Of silks,
crepes, dress goods; etc.
A fresh invoice of dress goods,
silk, WOODEN and cotton crepes ar
rived by the Gaelic for Iwakami,
Hotel street, Robinson block.
Attention is called to No. 6 of
Bruce Cartwright's advertisement
of valuable piece of land for sale
at Kumueli, Kamalo, Molokai.
Consul-General Mills made his
appearance for few hours Vester-
day. Mr.. Mills has been suffering
from prolonged attack of grip.
Electoral Registrar Wray Taylor
was busily engaged yesterday in
preparing blanks, ballots, etc, for |
the election to be held next Mon
day.
The lacrosse players are much
elated over the fact that new or
ganization is about to be formed. |
They are pleased to have competi-
lion.
Yokohama Bazaar, corner Nuu-
anu and Hotel streets, received by
the Gaelic new silk goods, Japanese
rugs and large lot Of choice crepe
shirts.
Kalua, a native boy, recently
arrested for vagrancy, was SEN
fenced in the Police Court yester-
day to six months imprisonment
in the Reform School.
A Chinaman with the smell of
eamshu on his breath came to the
police station last night for protec-
ton. He said three of his coun-
=trymen were CATER him."
During the absence of the Bishop
of Panopolis and Father Sylvester
from the islands, the Very Rev.
Father Matthias Limbury will act
for them under full power of at
torney.
Six members of Professor Ber-
gers orchestra have received all
the latest musical selections. They
are accomplished musicians, and
may play at the Healani Boat Club
opening.
It is reported that a syndicate of
sugar planters will take over the
Bulletin and conduct it in the in
terest of that industry, advocating
q protectorate by the United States
as the best solution of the political
problem.
The new English schools opened
this term in the Kawaiahao and
Kaumakapili houses are full to
overlooking, and some arrange
ments will soon have to be made
for larger accommodation.
Sequah will lecture in the Arm
DRY hall, Beretania street, tonight,