The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-03-22
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

her dock in fine style yesterday morning
n Three whaling Captains arrived by tn
Mariposa to join their vessels at this por
I Wing On Wo & Co., b Hotel street, hay
got fine lot OF XXX Manila cigars 70
sale
The book OF the season. THE HoNoLUL
ALNASAc AND DIRECTORY FOR 1885 Price
so cents.
Mr.. VIM. H. Watson of San Francisco
came by the steamer yesterday, and is a
the Hawaiian Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Dat, Jr., arrived by
the Mariposa Sunday, after being absent
month at the Coast.
/ Mr.. J. Donaldson, formerly Purser Oh
! the Australia, was through passenger tC
Sydney by the Mariposa.
Purser Macdonald of the Mariposa has
| the thanks of the ADVERTISER for file OF
late San Francisco papers.
The Kukaiau Sugar Mill at Hamakua
Hawaii, stopped grinding March 10th, to
effect repairs in the boilers.
The steamship Alameda arrived in Auck-
land March 9th, after fine run of nine
teen days from San Francisco.
Mr.. w. H. Crossman of New York so long
identified commercially with the Islands,
was passenger by the Mariposa.
Mr.. ]. Lyons, auctioneer, and Mr. S.
Enrich, of the Temple of Fashion returned
to the Islands on Sunday by the Mariposa.
Z Miss Julia judd daughter of His Males
tvs Chamberlain, returned to Honolulu
by the Mariposa yesterday, after an sx-
tended visit to the Coast.
Colonel Claus Spreckels, Mrs Spreckels
and Miss Spreckels arrived by the Royal
Mail steamer Mariposa Sunday morning,
and are living at their residence, Punahou.
Messrs. Davis & Wilder, Fort street, re-
ceived fine consignment of fresh fish,
fruits and vegetables on ice by the Mari
posa. Orders should be left early this
morning.
Mr.. William Noble, the temperance
evangelist of London, arrived by the Mari
'posa on Sunday morning. In the evening
he addressed large audience in the Fort
street Church.
Mr.. c. o. Berger has just received, ex.
Geo. w. Elder, a new lot of the celebrated
Macneale & Urban safes. Intending pur-
chasers would do well to call OH Mr. Berger
and inspect these fine safes.
The barkentine Discovery left San Fran
cisco March 18th, with full cargo of gen
eral merchandise, valued at $19,273. 1t
includes eighteen horses, twelve mules and
one hundred and twenty hogs.
In the Police Court on Saturday Mile
mile was fined $40, with 81 costs, for dis
turbing the quiet of the night; and All
Sun was remanded to the Odd, for assault
and battery on fellow countryman.
No book ever published contains so much
reliable and valuable information regard
ing the Hawaiian Islands in such small
compass as the HONOLULU ALMANAC AND
DIRECTORY, 1886. Price, so cents
Mr.. C. H. Hooker and wife and the
Misses Hooker of San Francisco, accom-
panied by Miss Nina Adams and Miss
Grace Eldridge, arrived by the Mariposa,
and will remain here for a couple of
By the Mariposa Messrs. Lewis & Co., |
Hotel street, received fresh California
fruits, fish and vegetables on ice in splen-
did condition. Call early at their stores
this morning if you wish to obtain any of
these good things.
In the Supreme Court on Saturday the |
of Mr.. Frank P Hastings admin |
istrator of the estate of L. R. Patten, were |
approved, and he was discharged. Mr.. |
Hastings will still act as trustee for Mrs. |
Patten, the widow.
Mr.. J. B. Wright, General Superintend- |
ent of the northern division of the Central |
Pacific Railroad, is expected from San
Francisco by the next steamer. Mr.. |
Wright is related to our American Minis |
ter Resident, Hon. G. w. Merrill.
Several prominent society people of San |
Francisco are booked for the Islands to |
arrive shortly. Among them we notice |
the names of Mrs. Joseph d. Redding, |
Col. A. G. Halves, wife and Miss Halves, |
Miss Jennie Hanchett Mrs. A. H. Ruther-
ford and others.
Yesterday afternoon young boy named !
Long, who was riding horseback, coIlided |
with horse attached to an express at the
corner of Fort and King streets. The little
fellow fortunately managed to keep his |
seat, but the express horse was thrown to |
the ground. No damage was done.
VIM. Ohlsa, steerage passenger on
board the Mariposa, became insane on the
passage down. Captain Hayward entered |
4 complaint at the Station House on his ar
rival i'll port, and DR.. Z. G. Webb went on
board and examined the man, and ordered
MS removal to the Insane Asylum. He is
troubled with suicidal mania. The insane
man is n cigar-ma ker, and was booked to
Sydney.