The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-08-31
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Mr.. Elisha H. Allen, Hawaiian Consul
General at New York, is in town.
The members Of Engine Company, No. 2,
Will have drill this evening at 7:3O O'Clock.
The Right Rev. the Bishop of Olba re-
turned from Maui on Saturday by the Lee
hua.
From $500 to 5000 head of store cattle are
wanted: See Mr.. Cecil Browns advertise
ment to-day.
The Inter-Island Steam Navigation Com
| pany have appointed F. A. Smith chief
freight clerk in place of n. B. Wingate, re-
| signed.
heV. Mr.. Stack, who has been stopping at
the Hawaiian Hotel for several weeks, will
be passenger for Sydney by the Zealandia
on her next down trip.
Hon. A. S. HartwelI and family leave by
the Alameda tomorrow for the East. Mr..
Hartwell will probably open a law Office in
Boston, Mass, the scene of his younger
days, and reside in the suburbs.
Captain and Mrs. J. G. Ayers, the Misses
McAllister, of California, and Mr. R. S. Rod
man, of Chicago, are registered at the Royal
Hawaiian Hotel, having returned from
visit to Colonel and Mrs. Spaulding, on
Kauai.
The Oceanic steamship Alameda leaves at
noon tomorrow for San Francisco. The
Post Office mail closes at 10 o'clock, and all
letters and papers should be properly
stamped and dropped in the Office before
that hour.
Mr.. Arthur Brown, the lecturer, leaves by
the Alameda tomorrow. lie will proceed
to New York, and after possible visit to
the Yellowstone region, return to England. !
During his stay here he has made many
sketches of the volcano and island scenery.
The Louvre of Brussels has removed to !
Fort street, in the store lately occupied by !
the o. P. NJ. B. Mr.. Michiels, the pro-
prietor, opens to-day with an entirely new
stock of goods, which will be sold at the
lowest rates.
His Excellency the Minister of the In
terror, in our by Authority column,
calls for sealed tenders for furnishing the
Oahu jail for one year with supplies. /
Tenders will be received until II O'Clock |
noon on Friday, September 4th
By the City of Sydney we learn that the
Australian Mail Service is to be continued
by New Zealand. Tenders for three years
are to be called for September 9TH. The
service is to be by two steamers to Auckland,
eighteen days to San Francisco, and thirty
two days to London.
Subscriptions to the opera guarantee fund
now reach close to $4,000. 1t is to be hoped
that the entire guarantee will be made up
to-day, as Signor. Farini positively refuses
to- return with his company unless this is
done.
Mr.. Henry Davis has bought out the
business of the California Produce and Pro-
vision Company, which he has so ably
All liabilities will be assumed
by Mr.. Davis, and all bills due to said COM
pany will be payable to him.
The Hon. Godfrey Rhodes and Mrs.
Rhodes leave by the Alameda for San Fran
cisco, to be gone about two months. The
health of Mr.. Rhodes has not been of the
best for the past few months, and his physi-
,ian has ordered an entire change of air.
His ExceIlency Mr.. Gulick and Dr. Trous-
,eau visited the immigration Depot yester-
lay and inspected the Japanese who had
returned from Paia on Saturday. DR..
rrousseau found no one sick enough to be
sent to the hospital. Several were COM
planning of trifing ailments. DIR. Trousseau
will make a more thorough examination
o-morrow.
At the Police Court on Saturday George
Patterson, we'll known express driver, was
charged with furious and needless driving.
from the evidence it appears that defendant
lrove round the corner near the Hotel in
reckless manner, and almost run into
mother express. He was remanded till
Monday.