The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-11-03
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The hearing OF the admiralty case Is
concluded and judgment reserved.
Mr.. G. 5. Gay has been appointed Dis
trict Justice for the island of Niihau.
a mail will be forwarded to San Fran
cisco this afternoon by the bark Caibarien-
The steamer James Makee brought the
news Of plenty Of rain on the Island OF
Kauai
The 50 Chinese passengers by the Ala !
media were released from quarantine yes
terday.
Iokepa Kekuku has been appointed an |
agent to grant marriage licenses for the
district of Koolauloa, island Of Oahu.
Last evening special officer Hopkins ar
rested two Cinnamon for gaming. They
were playing the game of 'che ia"
! The schooner Clara Light, tender to the
steam whaler Alliance, has been lost in
/ the Arctic. She was valued at $4,000 and
insured for $4,000.
w c. Sproull has just opened up in his
new store on Fort street very fine as
! sortment of goods, which he has imported
! specially for the coming holiday season.
DR.. Hyde has just presented number
/ OF books to the Honolulu Library, and
Mr.. H. G. Crabbe has contributed three
volumes of the Cvclopedia of Universal
History.
An insane Chinaman was locked up at
the Station House yesterday, and will
! probably have to be committed to the In
sane Asylum. He has a mania for quot
ing Scripture.
There will be missionary concert at the
vestry of the Fort-street Church this even
ing at 7:4O O'Clock. Chief Justice Judd
will read a paper on The present condl-
ton of the Hawaiian"
There will be the usual service at st.
: Andrews Cathedral this evening at
? o'clock, when the Rev. George Wallace
] will deliver brief address. Choir prac-
5 tice Immediately after the service.
A white expressman used the whip
= rather too freely on his horse i'll Nuuanu
! Valley Monday afternoon. 1t almost
amounted to brutality, and should he re-
peat it he will get himself into trouble.
= Hon. Paul Neumanu took occasion a
the Admiralty Court yesterday to thank thu
Chief Justice for the close attention His
Honor had bestowed upon the important
: case which has just been presented to him
The following are the officers of the Pais
Plantation for the ensuing year: Presi
), dent, H. P. Baldwin; Vice President, )
d NJ. Damon Treasurer, Z. NJ. Walsh Sec
rotary, H. Laws; Auditor, ]. B. Anterior
Sachs grand opening of millinery good
= takes place this morning and will be quit
an event. One of the attractions will be
Y beautiful silk crazy quilt, with plush
t, border, said to be as handsome one a
= ever made.
l. At the Lyceum this evening at 7:3
= o'clock there will be preparatory address
Il The Standing Committee of the Bethe
Union Church WILDE there at O'Clock 70
those who desire to unite with the churcl
i OH profession of faith or by letter.
The Royal Hawaiian Band will play d
. the residence of the Japanese Consul tn
D. morning and at the Branch Hospital, X
kaako, at O'Clock in the afternoon. o
u Thursday it will play at the Princess Lilil
W okalani's monthly reception, on Frida
r. afternoon at the Queens Hospital, an
10 Emma Square Saturday afternoon.
W Outside of the store of J. H. Soper, Me
IL chant street, may be seen specimen pr
o. lures to be given away with the Christine
numbers of the illustrated Londo
% News "''Graphic," ''Yuletide' and "Illu
81 trated Sporting and Dramatic Times
I'll Orders should be sent in before the d
tn barture of the next mail to the Coast.