The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-18

on October pa
Mr.. Joseph Podmore and Miss Jennie
Tuck were married Saturday evening nv
the Bishop of Olba.
See notice of special sale of imported
stock, harness, ETC., by Mr., L. J. Leyev
at noon on Wednesday.
Burglary has been committed on q
store at kilauea, Kauai, $50 and two
silver watches being taken.
The King goes to Waimea by the Kinau
instead OF the w. G.. Hall, but the band
will be on hand all the same.
Inspector-General Atkinson will have
teachers examination at Fort-street
School on the 2lst and 22d inst
The steamer Australia from San Fran
cisco ought to be along at the usual time
to-day, with dates to the 18th inst.
"Civis'' evidently believes that any,
thing worth doing is worth doing we'll,
having sent the same letter to two differ
ent papers.
Mr.. w. r. Lawrence has been APP
pointed Deputy Superintendent of
Public Works, his commission to date
from August LIST.
care changing fashions in dress COM
patible with the highest civilization?"
will be the question before the Debating
Society next meeting.
There was a pleasant and not too
small a company at the weekly practice
of the Honolulu Social Club in the Nc
Inerny Hall last evening.
Fort-street School opened the new
term with a large attendance of former
pupils, and forty-four new ones were
registered on the first day. =
Judge McCully will preside at the
October Term of the Supreme Court.
Opening on Monday, LIST proX., the term
| will have four clear weeks to run.
A dividend of IA per cent. will be paid
on proved claims against the bankrupt
! Pacific Navigation Company, at Bishop
& Co.'S bank on Wednesday next.
Our HiIo correspondent ought to feel
hattered that no letter from Hawaii
nowadays seems complete without a
reference to his communications.
The Bulletin reports that Andres Co.
mancho, a Spaniard employed by Hon.
j. l. Dowsett, fell off bluff near Mo-
analua and received painful injuries.
The U. S. S. Vandalia will sail for San
Francisco at 8 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing, anu will be escorted out the passage
| by small steamer with the Royal Band
| on board.
Two foreigners had a fight on Hotel
street last evening. They were arrested
and left $25 each on deposit at the Sta
ton. The only other charge put on the
book yesterday was one drunk.
" Mother, may go down to swim ? "
g Yes, my dearest daughter. But put
on Ehlers' bathing suit before going in
the water" They have them advertised
in ''the great newspaper" for ladies, gen
tlemen and children.
The gentleman who broke his arm by
falling from a horse, mentioned in a
previous issue, was Mr.. q. d. FearOn, a
| DrOUDGI-lD-IdW
who only arrived here on the last trip of
| the Alameda from San Francisco.
The Royal Hawaiian Band will inaug-
urate it's business mems concerts from
the Post Office veranda on Thursday
morning. Prof Berger doubts if every
body will like it, bat does not think he
will require to appear in a coat OF mail.
| Consular and Hawaiian Government
flags were displayed on Monday, 18th
| inst, in honor of the anniversary OF
Mexican independence occurring the pre-
vious day In the evening the Royal
| Hawaiian Band introduced the Mexican
Anthem into it's concert programme.
The name of the bark Coranna was
formerly, as stated before, the Corina:
| Captain lessen changed his intention OF
calling her the Matthias seven days prior
to leaving Liverpool. She was IN fact
reported, in the American papers and our
San Francisco letter, spoken as the
Matthias near the equator in the Atlantic.
| Adaptations.
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