The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-10-04


The Bulletin reports the DIR. Hillehrand
memorial fund at 1856.
Tenders are asked for the Kalihi
schoolhOuse, up to noon of the 9Th inst
Two remnants of Government land in
kohala will be offered at auction at the
front entrance of Aliiolani Hale at noon
to-day.
The monthly meeting of the Board of
Representatives of the Fire Department
will be held this evening at the Bell
Tower.
Mrs. Nilsson, administrators of the
estate of her late husband, CAPTAIN
Nilsson, gives the usual legal notice in
such cases.
Mystic Lodge, X. of P, sealed their
Pythian affection one for another with
icecream at the Elite after meeting on
Wednesday night.
A barrister, in argument before the full
bench on Wednesday, said that Califor-
MIA decisions were based more on techni-
calities than on Justice
Mr.. Robert Boyd, who was one of the
Hawaiian Government students in Italy,
has been appointed an Assistant Store
keeper in the Custom House.
The October number of the Friend dis
cusses the Chinese question in is leading
article. Its missionary news and other
speclaltles cover wide scope.
st. Andrews Church Association
meets in the old cathedral building this
evening at 7 80 o'clock All members
are requested to be present and friends
are cordially invited.
While Chas. Klemme was giving evil
dence against A. Kennedy, in the ina
hciOus injury" case on Wednesday, he
suddenly tainted and fell across the wit
ness stand rail. The case was at once
postponed.
Mr.. John Markham, who lately re-
signed the position of Custom House
guard, is going to take employment on
Eleele plantation, Kauai, of which his
father-in-law, Mr.. August Dreier, is
manager.
The Diamond creamery butter adver-
tised in this paper by Messrs. Foster &
Co., San Francisco. has testimonials
from all over the world, attesting it's fine
keeping qualities, over long voyages and
in hot climates.
"Is an educational franchise necessary
to the success of representative govern
ment?" is the question before the Debat-
Mr.
affirmative, and Mr.. Heynemann, mega
tive leader.
The Y. M. G.. A. Boys hold their an
nual meeting in the Y. M. G. A. parlols
at 3 O'Clock this afternoon. The election
of officers and transaction of other bust
ness for the new year require full at
tendance of members. Boys who have
not yet joined are cordially invited.
The Friend makes a mistake in the
following sentence: " For instance, the
planters insist that the Chinese contract
laborers must be admitted to supply in
dispensable labor to the plantations. "
The fact is that of the large numbers of
Chinese arrived of late, the planters can
get virtually none to enter into contracts
for labor.
Palakiko, the soldier who figured in
the Cape Horn emeute case yesterday,
was arrested again at o'clock for
assault and battery on police officer.
Keawe was also arrested on the same
charge. Besides these the arrests for
the day up to 10 p. m, were one for de-
sorting service and one for drunkenness.
The steamship Mariposa brought a
new boiler for the steamer Pele, formerly
the Surprise. This boiler was ordered
two months ago by Mr.. j. n. S. Williams,
from the Risdon Iron Works of San
Francisco, and the order has been filled
in an unusually short time, but the facil-
tiles of the above establishment are such
that it can execute any work with a
despatch not surpassed in Eastern Amer
lean or European machine shops.
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The Honolulu Business Directory for
1889.
This work, published by j. E. Brown
& Co., is being delivered to subscribers,
1t contains lis pages and, it is needless
to saw, fills felt want. Besides the
alphabetical directory, is street dlrec-
tory of the principal streets. An inter
esting and well-Written preface and
variety of reference matter are also
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