The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-10-03

DAILY PACT1
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
A parcel of underwear has been lost.
Buttermilk again at the Tahiti Lem |
onade Depot
Annual meeting of Waikiki Sugar Co.
on Monday next.
Something new! What is it? See our
&c Business Items"
H. B. NJ. S. Hyacinth was all ready for
sea last evening.
See S. Foster & Co.'s advertisement of
Diamond creamery butter.
A formidable party of dead shots will
go to Waialua for sport to-day.
An important notice to applicants for
Government bonds is issued by the Min
lister of Finance.
The Honolulu Social Club had a large
attendance and a gay time at its last
weekly social.
Two Government. land remnants in
Kohala will be offered at auction to-
morrow at Aliiolani Hale.
Some of the lawyers are growing at
the catechizing they receive from the
bench when arguing banco cases.
Hon. S. NJ. Damon has been elected
Vice-President of the Board of Health,
to act during the absence of His Excel
lency L. A. Thurston.
The mail for the Coast per Consuelo,
with a good show of getting over some
days before next steamer, will close at
IL o'clock this morning.
Charges went by pairs on the police
book yesterday-twO furious driving, two
assault and battery, two affray and two
obstructing the police.
Honolulu Engine Company, Mechanic
Engine Company and Protection Hook
and Ladder Company hold their monthly
meetings this evening.
A little girl while playing during re-
cess at private school the other day
fell, and little boy stepped on her arm
with the result of breaking it,
A little girl was run over by an express
Tuesday morning, having her leg broken
The driver of the express was arrested
and charged with needless driving.
Services in the churches this evening
At the Central Union Church, a lecture
preparatory to the communion to bt
held on Sunday next, will be delivered
The next arrival of the Australia will
bring new traps of an improved kind
also a stock of clay pigeons OF simila
description, after which the sport vii
be resumed with renewed zest.
The suspension of the electric light a
midnight of Monday was very brief
done purposely to aid the Mariposa i
getting its bearings out to sea-but O.
Columns were closed before the Ugh
started up again.
!: The electric light went out at 7 80 las
evening. This was caused by lea
Joint blowing out of a water pipe aboV
8, the station. Everything is working we
in the lighting station, all the receI
O breaks having been in the water work
Mr.. Hartwell was incorrectly reporte
:, as appearing with Mr.. '. Y. Ashford ;
o counsel for Rego in the criminal ca:
n pending against that person in the s.
preme Court. Mr.. Hartwell appeare
n with Mr.. VIM. o. Smith for the prosec
> ton in that case.
One of the most interesting question
II before the Supreme Court for years
y that argued by able counsel on MOndt
% last. namely, that of land tenure und
titles dating from the feudal period, col
n ing ND in the suit of the Government
l. eject the Bishop Estate Trustees fro
d certain zeal property.
g The driver of the street sprinkler q
1, sires to resent the imputatlon OF Dian
l, TO him by the Bulletin account OF ca
II II rage accident to a young lady on Mo
= daV. He says there was fully six feet
ee SPARE between the sprinkllng cart a.
5; the lady's brake when the latter n
5; against a post.
Colonel George L. Perkins, OF NorWlC
el Connecticut, died at Eastern Point
~ ~ that State, on Sept. 9Th aged shgn'
a. over one hundred years. UP TIL MS Il
N wear the Colonel attended to his duCl
lie as treasurer of a local railway. Sol
st very interesting particulars OF thlS eAC
by ordinary man have been lying IN G
ly cow drawer for some weeks await
III space for insertion.
Death of an Old Resident.