The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-03-23
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

A light brown overcoat is advertised as
lost.
Six passengers left by the Kinau yester-
day for the Volcano.
His ExceIlencY Governor J. o. DOminis
left for Maui yesterday by the Kinau.
During his absence the Hon. c. 2. Iaukea
will act as Governor.
The brigantine VIM. g. Irwin sails for
San Francisco tomorrow. All letters
marked per VIM. G. Irwin will be
forwarded from the Post Office.
Wing On Wo & Co., 80 Hotel street, have
got fine lot of xxx Manila cigars for
sale
The book of the season. THE HONOLULU
ALMANAC AND DIRECTORY FOR 1885. Price,
so cents.
The new bridge leading from the foot of
PunchboWl to Pauoa Valley is almost
completed Mr.. G. K Miller was the first
to drive over it yesterday.
The Rev Serene E. Bishop has been
awarded, at Rochester, n. Y, the third
prize of $50 for an essay on Red Skies"
A Hamburg professor won the first prize
of $500.
| Mr.. c. o. Berger has just received, ex.
| Geo. W. Elder, q new lot of the celebrated
Macneale & Urban safes. Intending pur-
chasers would do well to call on Mr. Berger
and inspect these fine safes.
A large fruit dealer in Boston, Mass,
has written to Consul General Putnam,
asking for information respecting the cul-
| tivation of bananas in the Islands.
|
evangelist, will give an address this even
| ing at 80 o'clock in the Y. NJ. C. A. Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. q. K Myers, who were
married on Sunday, held a reception last
evening at their residence, Naone Place,
| Pauoa. Quite a number of their friends
attended to extend their congratulations.
Hans Peterson, the old Norwegian who
was fined a few weeks ago for selling liquor
without license, was arrested again yes
terday, and now awaits trial on a similar
charge.
In reference to our article on steamer
movements in yesterdays ADVERTISER,
it is proper to modify one statement,
namely, that the Elder will be the next
regular intermediate boat. If the Zealandia
can be got ready in time she viii take the
Elders place. But this is not quite defini-
mite.
A ladiy's imitation seal cape and a small
leather bag have been found, and are
/ awaiting owners at the Station House.
Mr. julius H. Smith, Superintendent o.
Public Works, left by the Iwalani yester
day for Kauai, to make general tour OF
inspection as to the present state of the
roads and bridges.
Shortly after o'clock yesterday after
noon horse attached to a wagon owned
by Mr.. Charles Hustace, grocer, ram away
from near Brewers wharf, up Nuuanu or
to King street, and was stopped near the
King street bridge, without doing the
slightest damage.
g Mrs. Josephine Fisher, of 208 Soutl
Morgan street, Chicago, who claims to b.
: an heir to the estate of the late Queer
Emma, has written to Consul General Put
nam for information respecting the heir!
and the estate.
= The whaler Mary and Susan left for tn
:. Arctic yesterday morning. Her six sailors
who missed her last week while off Kailua
Hawaii, and who came to Honolulu by tn
= steamer w. G. Hall, left by her.
e, One day last week the residence OF Nh
S August Drier, Eleele Plantation, Kauai
was broken into and a small safe carrie
- off, 1t was found later on some distanc
5 from the house, in an empty condition.
:, The friends of John Dumand have writ
, ten to the American Consul General 70
information of his whereabouts. Whe
IL they last heard from him he was Ell
30 ployed as engineer on a plantation at IL
hala, Hawaii. Any information will
e, received at the Consulate.
v, Mr.. Lewis J. Levey will sell at noon t.
- day the lease of a store situated in Wal
lua, and formerly occupied by L. Alum
7" deceased; also the whole of the stock
ril the store.