The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-08-15
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Hon. W. @. Parke has been appointed
assignee of the bankrupt estate of Sing Sing
Kse and Il Co.
The Honolulu and Married Men base
ball clubs play match game at Makiki this
afternoon, commencing at clock.
Major A. S. Bender leaves by the Mari
posa to-day for trip to the Coast and to
visit some old friends in the Eastern States.
The Rev. E. @. Oggel. pastor, will preach
at the Bethel Union Church tomorrow at II
a. M. and 7:3O p. m. Sunday school at 9:45
q. m.
A very substantial wharf has just been
completed at Waialua for the Hawaiian
Stone Company, by Messrs. Sorenson 4
Lyle.
Mr. A. Horner was the only new name
booked at the Office of Messrs. VIM. G. H.
win Co. yesterday, to leave by the steamer
Mariposa.
Work on the second tower for the Kauma
kapili church will be commenced next Mon
day morning. Mr. Fred Harrison has the
contract.
The Bishop of Honolulu will preach at St.
Andrews Cathedral tomorrow morning at
II o'clock, and Rev. George Wallace in the
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Through the carelessness of a Chinese
servant, Marshal Soper's horse ran away
from Punahou street, and broke up buggy
to which it was harnessed.
Lyons & Levey had good attendance at
OH al A Uaa
machine was sold for $780, sorrel horse
fetched $50, while a Chinaman bought a
buggy for $50.
The following is the receipt of domestic
produce at Honolulu for the week ended
Friday: 1916 bags sugar, $3.50 bags rice,
and 415 bundles ava.
Last Tuesday night some one entered the
store of Hop Hing, on Nuuanu street, and
carried off wooden shirt and also brown
silk one. They have not been recovered.
Another meeting of st. Andrews Cathe-
dral Building Committee was held yesterday
| afternoon. The subject at issue was dis
cussed and the meeting further adjourned.
The police report that two or three white
men, strangers, are begging around town.
| Several stowaways landed from the Aus
tralia last Saturday. 1t is probably some of
them.
The Oceanic steamship Mariposa sails
| punctually at noon to-day. Correspondence
should be dropped in the Post Office before
10 o'clock. A late letter bag viii be kept
| open until II o'clock.
Mr.. G. A. Spreckels and Mrs. Spreckels,
Miss Dore and Miss Ivers leave to-day by
| the Mariposa for San Francisco, after
pleasant sojourn on these Islands. Their
departure will make social void not easily
filed.
Friday, at noon, Mr.. Merton R. Cotes
was received by His Majesty the King and
afterwards shown over the Palace by the
Vice Chamberlain, Colonel Purvis. In the
afternoon the Hon. A. 8. Cleghorn drove
Mr.. Cotes to the Royal Mausoleum and con-
Quoted him over that building.
Tai Lung Company, doing business al
Makapala, Hawaii, and Charles All Foo, at
Kapaau, have made an assignment of all
their property to @. Bolte, who requests all
| persons indebted to them to make immedi-
ate payment, and all persons having claims
against them to send the bills at once to
him.
The Academic School for Girls, under the
charge Of Mrs. George Wallace, will begin
its fourth year on September 14th. This
school, which is select, has many advantages
and the number of pupils is limited. Appli-
cation for admission, or information regard.
ing the school, may be made to Mrs. Wal.
lace, or in her absence to the Rev. George
Wallace, 1870 Nuuanu avenue.