The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-08-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

on King street.
Colonel 2. S. spalding left for Maui yes
terday by the Kinau.
Services will be held this evening, as
usual, at st. Andrews Cathedral, and Fort
street and Bethel Churches.
the Planters Labor and Supply Company
will be held this afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
In the Supreme Court yesterday, in pro-
bate. in the estate of P. Wahakane, Mr.. JUS
tice McCully heard different claims of heirs.
The Honolulu Iron Works will ship this
afternoon by the steamer Kilauea Hou a
double-efect for the Union Mill, Kohala,
Hawaii.
The trus tees of the Bethel Union Church
held meeting this afternoon at O'Clock at
the Office of Hon. H. n Whitney, Post
master General
The crusber is at work at Kamoiliilii
preparing concrete for repairs to the wharf
and lighthouse. 1t is brought in on the
Beretania street railway.
We have to acknowledge the receipt of
tGO AdAtCAo N4OAbAIt lOA mug WAlCA
contains several original communications
and selected articles.
Mr.. Arthur Brown, who is at present
visiting the Volcano, will lecture at the Y.
NJ. @. A. Hall on Friday evening on 1.-The
Great Yellowst tone Region
At II o'clock this morning Mr. E. P.
Adams will sell at auction, at his salesroom,
600 sacks of -four 1.-TWO brands), boxes of
potatoes and bags of horse beans.
Captain J. Ell. Brown, Agent of the Board
of Health, has been unable to leave his room
for the past ten days, owing to sickness. We
are glad to learn he is showing signs of i'm
provement
The members of Honolulu Engine Com
pany No. are notified of special meeting
to be held at their rooms this evening at
1880 O'Clock. As important business will be
brought up full attendance is requested.
One hundred and five Chinese laborers,
who recently arrived by the Oceanic, were
shipped yesterday, 65 to Kauai by the Iva
lani and 40 by the @. r. Bishop for the
Reciprocity Sugar Company, Hama, Maui.
A heavy shower of rain fell yesterday
afternoon, which somewhat cooled the
atmosphere. It appears to have been
general rain, judging from accounts re-
ceived by telephone from different parts of
this island.
By the Kinau yesterday Colonel Iaukea,
Collector General of Customs, sent William
Sheldon to Kahului to do duty there as
special Custom House officer. An assistant
went with him. They will remain there
few months.
William Sheldon, catcher of the Married
Men Baseball Club, left for Maui yesterday
to be absent several months. The club
feels that their chance for the championship
now entirely gone. They are looking out
or another catcher.
The latest addition Mrs. Beckley has
made to the Hawaiian Museum is beauti-
$50.
which is used for Kahilis. aud 90. -''s'.let'
priced. Gnu very much
ne attendance at the circus last evanino
was very poor, nOtwiths landing tbe faot
CHat the management had annonpoad -
uuo'ioh IN the prices of admission and .
'H"nSe Oh programme. The latter wac not
carried out as promised. One very nleaso,t
was cornet solo by Mrs Din.
ana, VINO played two Hawaiian airs in
style. matinee performance
VIZ De given this afternoon at o'cIocl,
nd the show will be open in the EVENING o.
sual. .e"'ns as
s'9rday morning between 8 and 9 O'Clock
Sickiy-iooking horse was WANDERING ahon+
uuanu Valley, in the vicinity of Judd
rect 1t entered the grounds of several
'lVate residences, but its wretcbed annoor
ice caused the owners to drive if onickIn
IT, by 10 O'Clock it had mana red n no.
'"n TO the first bridge, and then if dron,eod :
"n In the middle of the road. and in
minutes was dead. It lay there over an t
uF' untll some natives moved if IN ono a
le OF the road. Officer REYNOLDS Of fila p
ara oil Health was informed at 1 o.clocl,
i the carcass was soon afterwards moved
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