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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-10-25
Death of an old Resident.

We regret to announce the death OF
Mr.. George F. Holmes of Kohala, Ha-
wall, who expired suddenly yesterday
afternoon at Palama after very short
illness, notwithstanding the efforts OF
Drs. Trousseau and Brodie to effect a
cure. Deceased was one of the oldest
kamaainas on the Islands and was uni,
VersaiIy respected both by native and aT
foreion residents. BY the death OF Mr..
Holmes the native Hawaiians have lost
one of their truest and most generous
friends.
ceased's oldest friends, brought Mi;
Holmes to Honolulu on the last trip OF
the Kinau, and he returns to-day by 5ne
same steamer with the remains to no
hale where the intermentwif take place
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PERSON.

Among the sixty-five cabin passengers
leaving to-day by the S. S. Australia for
the coast, are:
Count and Countess de Bardi, who
are known in their native country,
Austria, as Prince and Princess de Bour-
bon. These royal tourists came to the
Hawaiian Islands by the S. S. City OF
Picking on the 9th inst, and during their
short sojourn of two weeks amongst us
Nave made very. favorable impression
in the unassuming and courteous deport-
ment which has characterized all their
actions In short they have set a lesson
Which our native royalty would do well
to initiate, if that were possible. The
Count and Countess de Bardi are on
their way homeward, from a tour round
the world.
Miss Katie Putnam and Mr.. George
C. Boniface Jr., are the moving spirits
of comedy troupe which has been de-
lighting the residents of Honolulu for the
past week in theatrical entertainments
at the Opera House. Mr.. M. l.. Berry
and all the other members of the troupe
accompany the above named to San
Francisco by this steamer.
The Chiarini circus troupe, and proba-
bly all their live stock and chattels, will
60 by this steamer.
Mr.. John Dyer, agent for the Risdon
Iron Works, and wife leave for visit to
the Southern States; chiefly with a
view of investigating the process en-
ployed there in the manufacture OF sugar
both by diffusion and roller systems.
Afterwards Mr.. Dyer will proceed to
England and Germany and visit the
beet sugar factories of the latter country
During his absence Mr.. r. II. Moore
will attend to the Risdon Works agency
at Honolulu.
Baroness Hertling, Baron Heyde'
! brandt, and Counts Lucchesi and Zller
form part of the suite of the Austrian
royal visitors above named and accom-
pany them to Europe.
Mr.. J. C.. Hubert and wife leave the
| islands to live permanently in England
| Mr.. Hubert has been connected witt
| the construction staff of the Hawaiian
| Tram Yays since the commencement
and leaves here with the good wishes o
all who know him.
Mr.. Allan Herbert goes to the coas
for a brief trip and to visit his ranch Ii
] Alameda county, California.
Mrs. Sharratt, sister of the late Cap
tain Hebron, is going to the coast on
short visit.
Mr.. l.. Torbert of the Pacific Hard
ware Company, goes to the coast who'll
on business trip in the interest of M
firm. He will return before Christina
with new goods for the season.
Mr.. J. n. Wright, late manager an
part owner of Ookala Plantation, return
TO the United States with his wife, an
may be absent some months.
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VAL AQUATIC EXCURSION.

''''J the King and His Royal
'" az Pearl Harbor-A Delight
O'y and a Mishap at Night.
'l5sday last Hon. w. G. and Mrs.
! gave a yachting excursion to
aver IN honor OF the Prince and
= ue Bourbon. The plans were
'Dsv1' but the proceedings did
-'''' as intended, because of the
\ aground of the steamer Wal
just as the excursionists were
proceed homeward in the even
.UIns the day, however, all the
: -'u' mat the sinuosities OF one of
..a1 picturesque, extensive and
@I''Water lagoons in the world
\ i've Was realized, and lunch was
s1a 'r no the algeroba groves of
na ptslllnSu!a. There were about
d ,o,s, on board the Waimanalo,
/ vaO; sGl party with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fasi a ~ 9y the yacht Helene, which
ss b !" honolulu after her royal pas
Siinr ~ ., uitSSembarked and before the
b A.. Tue "almanalo at Manana
kisj baa.S such vessels as were avail.
ede S VDen secured for their convey.
asRss HsS5s J., We're landed where car.
/ s SSa.ied them, and were driven tc
r Itley reached about mid.
EeSba"o tISuy was any the worse fol
T |p mat occurred to the steamer
4NcUrrod nave been better not t.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

!, s. Australia sails to-day at noon
Francisco.
ak Mini will sail in a day or two
iI9Fnsend i'll ballast.
salior bark Ophir, Capt. Briguire,
1o5er 24th in ballast for Port
zL
s21er J. A. Cummins brought 100
3 800 pkgs. old iron, and about
,sass from KOOlau yesterday.
..zar C. K. Bishop was lowered
sElrine Railway yesterday, and
~: regular KoOlau route this
laarCan barkentine Discovery,
g,yeI, sailed October oath with
ice, 1882 bags sugar, 80 Cases
allery, and "A empty cases, for
L1kcO.
l1srjcan tern w. S. Bovine, Capt.
2led Oct. oath for San Francisco
19 bags sugar, 2,446 hides, 1850
., % calf skins, Ito cases fish in
aliy casks, 400 bnchs. bananas, 4
and I passengers.
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POLICE COURT.
THURSDAY, Oct. "a.

THURSDAY, OCT. a.
All Sing and All Shin, charged with
assault, were remanded by consent until
October 31st.
All Hing, charged with larceny, was
commanded until October 26th.
All Wee and Fook Leong, charged with
possessing opium unlawfully, were re-
handed until October 10Th.
Wum Tun, charged with a similar
offense, was nolle pros'd:
Tong Yung pleaded guilty to similar
offense, and was fined 500 ana 81 costs
also sentenced to one hour hard labor.
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NEW TRIAL GRANTED.

In the ejectment suit G. r. Keomaka
VS.. N. b. Lohelani ct al; trial at the
July term of the Supreme Court, His
Honor Justice McCully yesterday filed
decision granting a new trial, in re-
spouse to motion filed by defendants
counsel, on the general ground of the
verdict (Which was for plaintiffO being
contrary to the law and the evidence.
The case will come on again at the next
January term. S. K. Zane for defendant.
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from Foreign Ports.

p,~t from Foreign Ports.
= r - Clark, from a cruise.
(: won. Trainings Island.
l y. E = Fanning's Island.
q. !. Bishop, San francisco.
.. -3' CoghIan, Callao, 5 A
.'''' VpThaI, Port Townsend.
4 3@, Never, New York.
p 81 D'l n,eson, Port Townsend.
. ,! ~. Martin, Hongkong.
80 Ioud.c,te, San Francisco.
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Up to IL 80 last night there was only
one arrest-a hackman for furious driv-
ing.
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An English theatrical company is ex-
pected to arrive tomorrow by the S. S.
Alameda from San Francisco.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-10-25

His Majesty the King entertained the
Prince and Princess de Bourbon at the
royal boathouse yesterday afternoon.
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The mutineers of the steamer Kinau
were let off by Hawaiia: jury yester-
day. Just like them.
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In the Bulletin oflast Tuesday appears
list said to be passengers leaving to-
day by the S. S. Australia. Among the
names on said list we find that of "Mrs.
S. f. Craddock and wife," which seems
rather double-distilled business; but
must be all right when it is in the
Rnllntin
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The water supply will be shut off in
Llliha street and School street west of
Waikahalulu bridge from a. IN. until
D. IN. to-day.
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The Prince and Princess de Bourbon
and suite have had royal orders of Ha-
waii conferred upon them by His Ma
jesty the King.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

1t is rumored that Loomens will be
sentenced this morning.
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There was a Chinese calendar at the
Police Court yesterday-none but Chin
csc cases were dealt with.
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FILTER PRESSES.

PAAUHAU PLANTATION,
HAWAII, March 8, 1888.
Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, San Fran
cisco.
Gentlemen-We have used two of your 80
chambered Filter Presses this season. They
are convenient, easily handled and are working
entirely to our satisfaction. can recommend
no Improvement On them.
Very respectfully yours.
(signed) A. MOORE,
Manager Paauhau Plantation.
HEEIA, Sept. %, 1889.
MIR. JOHN DYER. Agent Risdon Iron Works,
Honolulu.
DEAR SIR: Please ship us one of your 30
Compartment Filter Presses, 240 square feet
surface, same the one supplied us lastseason,
which l am pleased to say has given us entire
satisfaction. Yours truly,
GEO. R. EWART,
Manager Heeia Agricultural Co.
AThese Presses are made extra heavy for
high pressures, occupies a floor space of Tx
4 it,, and presents a filtering surface of $40
square feet. A limited number in stock in
Honolulu and are sold at very low prices.
Risdon Iron s. Loco. Works,
San Francisco.
For particulars enquire of
JOHN DYER. .......-.................H Honolulu
Room NJ. Spreckels' Block:
az 1884 w. G. IRWIN Co., Agent g.
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The steamship Australia will sail at
noon to-day for San Francisco. The
Hawaiian band will be on the wharf as
usual to play the vessel off.
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leaving To-day.

,r.,raIia, HoudIette, for San
-. ,meIia, Newhall, for Hum
5....o. Lorenzen, for Maui and
a2pi". Ie Claire, for circuit
gam Hagland, for Kauai at 4
Hon. Cameron, for Hama
. l- at 5p m H.
;5'.iEr - for Eva;
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The Planters Monthly for October is
now published, and is well abreast of
former numbers. 1t contains valuable
compilations and statistics regarding
Hawaiian plantations, and other very
interesting matter. The contents of
this fine number will be published later.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-10-25

The steamer Kinau will sail to-day at
z p. m. Tor ports in Hawaii and Maui.
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DIED.

.-LS-At Palama, Oahu, October "a,
-'eT a short illness, George f.
IS, Oh hOhala, a native of Lincoln,
.lA, aged 81 years.
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Mr.. Thos. Tannatt, jeweler, left by the
tern w. S. Bovine yesterday
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This mornings issue contains sketch
OF Robert Wilcox the insurrectionist, to-
gether with his portrait. This likeness
OF Wilcox shows him in his Italian uni
form, and is very striking likeness.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-10-25

Tie Prince de Bourbon made farewell
visits to His Excellency S. M. Damon
and Hon. A. S. Cleghorn yesterday, and
the Princess de Bourbon paid similar
visit to Princess Liliuokalani.
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MARRIED,

-1-SIECKNER-In London, Eng
SeP- 8, 1889, Henry n. Castle, of
Ily' to Frida Steckner of LeipsIc,
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The rails of the Oahu railway are now
laid to the southeast loch of Pearl
Harbor, and the line to that point will
be ready for trains by tomorrow. Ex-
celaiOr
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Mr.. John F. Colburn gives notice else
where that his brother Marcus r. Col
burn will act for him under power of
attorney during his absence from the
Kingdom.
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.son, Dr.
ssadsr, + Heydebrard, Baron
' Count Henry, Miss S
sslleSS de an, anu Herbert, Allen
Valet AHala Haskell, Capt.
y Mss Nav hawanakoa, II r II
\ Geo + ay Prince
\ { Geo G w;f Lycurgus, George
SSchild - VIE Leslie, Mrs
a a, Y l, and w;t Lucchesi, Count
Sa Cir TIVE VIE Martin, j
y John + IoupeI McWilliams, CT
-, ana Newhall, G A
d i q, Mrs. g u SSewhall, Mrs HIM
b iald L Futnam, Miss Katie
i, ~ and wife oharratt, Mrs and
shH B two daughters
q. b NJ, and ITt03rbert, j L
sa,. = @'u wright, ] N, and
avg Barono wife
F.' ] c, anal WE Webster, Mrs W
"'i' Whitley, A
iZlle-i Count
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booked to Leave.

! h. " persons are booked to
i, O., .D e., j. S. Australia to-day,
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PASSESEEisS.
DEPARTURES.

BEPARTURES.
b. Francisco, per bktne w s Bovine
-qH Lowell, Miss Lowell, Mrs
NJ Tannatt, Mr. Perry
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h, Receipts OF Produce.
Bass sugar. Bags rice. sits. pkgs
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BORN.

FAY Wainaku, Hilo, Hawaii, Oct.
.NIhe wife of John A. Scott, a son.
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Ah" THURSDAY, Oct. "a.
INNS. Nelson, from
,lo Kuikahi. from Wal
,glsialua. Eva.
Il a22L;Iis n from Eva.
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III 10 ruI1Or0U LnaC LOOm60S Will be
sentenced this morning.
Mr.. Thos. Tannatt, jeweler, left by the
tern W. 5. Bovine yesterday
The steamer Kinau will sail to-day at
p M. ior ports in Hawaii and Maui.
Up to IL 80 last night there was only
one arrest-a hackman for furious driy-
ing.
The mutineers of the steamer Kinau
were let off by Hawaiian jury yester-
day. Just like them.
There was a Chinese calendar at the
Police Court yesterday-none but Chin
csc cases were dealt with.
An English theatrical company is ex-
pected to arrive tomorrow by the S. S.
Alameda from San Francisco.
His Majesty the King entertained the
Prince and Princess de Bourbon at the
royal boathouse yesterday afternoon.
The water supply will be shut off in
LIllha street and School street west of
Waikahalulu bridge from 6 a. IN. until 6
p. IN. to-day.
The Prince and Princess de Bourbon
and suite have had royal orders of Ha-
waii conferred upon them by His Ma
jesty the King.
The steamship Australia will sail at
noon to-day for San Francisco. The
Hawaiian band will be on the wharf as
usual to play the vessel off
The rails of the Oahu railway are now
laid to the southeast loch of Pearl
Harbor, and the line to that point will
be ready for trains by tomorrow. Ex-
celsior.
Mr.. John F. Colburn gives notice else
where that his brother Marcus K. Col
burn will act for him under power of
attorney during his absence from the
Kingdom.
Tie Prince de Bourbon made farewell
visits to His Excellency S. M. Damon
and Hon. A. S. CIeghorn Yesterday, and
the Princess de Bourbon paid similar
visit to Princess Liliuokalani.
This mornings issue contains sketch
OF Robert Wilcox the insurrectionist, to-
gether with his portrait. This likeness
OF Wilcox shows him in his Italian uni
form, and is very striking likeness.
The Planters Monthly for October is
now published, and is well abreast of
former numbers. 1t contains valuable
compilations and statistics regarding
Hawaiian plantations, and other very
interesting matter. The contents of
this fine number will be published later.
In the Bulletin oflast Tuesday appears
list said to be passengers leaving to-
day by the S. S. Australia. Among the
names on said list we find that of 'Mrs.
S. E. Craddock and wife," which seems
rather double-distilled business; but
must be all right when it is in the
Bulletin.
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\ european advertisements
Observation-Disclosures
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Kc5eiring 20 Is S ~ snrne VALLEY Wafer Com
Ssny Of San Francisco 100000 popglaton IN 1887 ss
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For Young Ladies-City.
RT LECTURES FOR LADIE8.-Rev Dr. Gardners
"A school for girls COZ 6thave. Mrs. Gardner, author
Of History In RHINE LADY teaohaf wAnted ne1l year
" AN NORMAN INSTITUTE Grounded 1850. home
AND DAY acknowledgement Park West al 62dst
Moran Mansion.l Nine. VAN NORMAN, Principal
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For Boys and Young Men--City.
IT UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1,t79 Broadway
" near 42dst 62d yesrj primary eommefclA ana class
W. " a. HKfE' II. 9. HEHDRICHB6S, Principals
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financial.
isT, MORTGAGES SIX PER CENT BONDS
OF THE
phil .PHIA COMP ANY
SUPPLIES OF NATURAL GAS FUEL
of Pittsburgh, ia.


INTEREST PAYABLE JUNE AND DkoEMbEf-
MERCANTILE TRUST CO., TRusTSG :,
rrhe Phadelohia company paidup easn oapiei "
- zoo zoo e operating 700 miles Of pipe, S4ooo "
20 ts,r,,ory 1877 miles Of telephone hnes ana 81 V'
phone stations. :. a.. o,ses of
mis- company controls the gas supply OF tne oi1 -
pit.sbure and Allegheny and their suburban 80.
the towns and boroughs of McBeespoft, n..a.s.pa
s,o.a sbarusburg EtnA springdalc, Verona rarnA''
rra,an.nm Mulyae, Mansfield, Grafton and ohafueis.
The company supplies 700 mahui~
ments aud %, $50 houses a.. :, e.s
the enormous amount Of 5oooooooo CUBIC iees y. :,
ma, a,y is supplied to its customers, en- equsa ~,
OK ooo tons OF coal To meet the great denano M
.tran and cheap fuel the stockholders oil tle -,
corranv have authorized issue OF s2,ooooVo " 80,
0vran~os Tor LAYING pipe drilling wells, &c, ih'
- are business OF this amount vi ,oOoooo 10 N'N~
listed on the New.York Stock Exchange
STATEMENT. :.
o,oss y AWNINGS from 1885 TO 1885,. Sc Sos %
GROSS 100 90, ~
Net zoo orc "a
1,aanA. 10 mar oent.....,............. A4Zo'-ID ~
c,,vri,a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o"'IV
The month Of February, $50, shows d hes s 49,
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aand will leave surplus of nearly slVO'V" es'n M ~
nth ,na st,pated earnings for March VIII sn0" I'D
equal increase. .- ,-a,uas nj
This rort9age Il a lien properly V@luoN -
z1o 5qoAs1 a. consisting Of real esnte, pipe heS
leases telephone lines, &C., &C. Sii s 80 q, oa.h
nroy,des that on Dec i Of each year S2oo'VVo an 80
shsu be deposited 10 Mercanuie &'u'' w.
mont Of bonds at maturity go, .o,d ,,e
na,, oe these bonds having already been solo' we
,. oTer tho balance recommending them - az -,
Inves.ors the security being based on INC pi'p'i"
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TOT 0ULu bUAVU-NIby
CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS, FnEEi STATE
tA.Ehsther for boys or girls city q coqnaIy:,
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For Both eexaa-City

NooDBRIDGE SCHOOL, % East <5th.st-sciennna
w ClaEsesl EnRlfsh Two hundred students have baen
renaYA Tor Columbia School Of Mlnea
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For Young Ladies-Cit

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For Young Ladies-City.
A RT LECTURES ToR LADIEs.-Rev. Dr. Gardners
for 70 grin COZ Ssss M wsi Ssa y sSA''
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taa ryan a Nan Nine, VAN NORMAN Principal
For BOYS and Young Men--City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1.lIs Broadway,
Gs 1Sss S2a Ess SiS e. aoBsY
w. Z. AKIN II. q. HENDRIGHS6S, Prineipsis
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prepared for Columbia ssAOOl Of MinsH
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ANSo and STrA AZ z, Sss twenty q Ss
For Young Ladies Country.
hs1psn scBESSI sSn sIhf "
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THE GRiswoID HoMR SCHOOL, LYME, CONN
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JOHN II. TfLDEN. A. n. N. D.. Principal
For Both sexes--Country.
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