The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-10-29

H.
son was formerly IN command of the bark
Edward May, and Captain Newell hayino
peen promoted to the new Hawaiian iron
DARK foohlng Suey now on the way from
son was ordered from Manila to return and
JON the Amy Turner. There were 7
steamers and 80 sailing vessels sighted
on the voyage from Boston
Died. y
WHITNEY-At. Pelekane. Honolulu Oct
ODER 9th, Mrs. Captain B. Whitney
aged so years, 9 months, and Is DAYS
Leaves husband and five children to
mourn her loss, [San Francisco papers
please copy.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
See new To Lett
A pet dog wants its owner.
circular from the Minister of Finance
appears officially.
Adjourned annual meeting Haiku
Sugar Company at 10 o'clock
Mr.. J. T. Arundel, the well-known
Pacific trader, remains here a short time.
Sugar has taken the not unexpected
tall on the eve of the new crops market
ing.
Palama yielded the usual Saturday
nights noise, with sharp cries of "haul
in"
Mr.. Atkinson, nspector-General of
Schools, is back from his extended tour
on Hawaii
A letter from Hon. Alex. Young lin
type) and several country letters are
crowded out.
Mr.. j. S. Webb, ex-Secretary of the
Foreign Office, took passage by the Zea-
landia for Sydney.
Mr.. w. j. Smith, Secretary of the
Board of Education, is home from his
vacation on the Coast.
Sergeant Darlington of the Q. S, s.
Vandalia is laid up at the Mare Island
naval hospital with acute rheumatism.
The reception of the Y. M. @. A. to its
returned delegate to the Worlds Con-
vention, Mr.. G.. NJ. Cooke, will be one
of the early events.
Eleven arrests were made on Saturday,
two of them for opium. Three entries
appear on Sunday, one old offender for
| drunkenness leaving $25 bail.
The Kamehameha Preparatory School
| will open tomorrow, with Miss &. A.
Reamer as principal and Miss Hight and
| Miss Lillian Lyman as teachers.
| His Excellency L. A. Thurston, Min
| lister of the Interior, has returned hale
| and hearty from the Coast, with the
| welcome information that Mrs. Thurs
toms health is improving.
The annual session of the Planters
Labor and Supply Company opens at lO
| O'Clock this morning, in the room OF the
| Chamber of Commerce, Campbelps
| block, Merchant street.
| A Portuguese through his national in
| terpreter, Mr.. Vivas, complained to the
Deputy Marshal, regarding what he
| deemed the harsh manner OF his arrest
in the morning for selling dairy produce
| at his house on Sunday.
A rumor was current at NawlllWllI,
| Kauai. on Saturday evening, while the
steamer Mikahala was ready for Homo
lulu. of a serious stabbing affair which
had taken place at Wahiawa, but. no
| particulars were obtained.
The Koloa Sugar Mill, Kauai, has
finished grinding sugar for the season,
and the Lihue Sugar Mill has renewed
operation. The Waimea Sugar Mill IS
undergoing an extensive CVerhauhng,
receiving new boilers, etc.
The band concert announced for Emma
Snuare on Saturday afternoon was
stopped after the first two numbers were
nIaved owing to lady being on her
deathbed in the vicinity. This evening
| the hand will give concert at the same
place, when the new pieces promised Ior
Saturday will be executed.
The Eva Lepers.
CAPTAINS Larsen and Hopkins and
Health Officer Reynolds returned from
Eva about 8 o'clock Saturday night.
They brought three female lepers and
lodged them in the Branch Hospital
Health Officer Ku returned on Sunday;
After the shot that narrowly missed
Larsen, nothing was heard OF the iugl-
tive male leper and his abettor. Mar
shall Soper will issue posters this morn
inc at EVA, offering 800 each for the
APPREHENSION and delivery to the ponce,
or information that vii! Lead TO the