The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-10-02
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The Shark Fishery Company gives a
notice in another column.
The Supreme Court will sit in bancc
tomorrow, October Sd, at 80 p. m.
Up to midnight the only arrests were
a kanaka and wahine for being drunk
A Cabinet council was held yesterday
afternoon, but what was done has moi
transpired.
Mr.. Felix Ollert advertises to give
piano lessons at 81 Alakea street, or al
the residence of pupils.
In our "By Authority" column is an
amended notice regarding the Great
Register of the Kingdom.
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A notice in German, regarding Divine
service in that language at the Y. NJ
G. A, is advertised in another column.
In our ''By Authority column will be
seen copy of an autograph letter from
Umberto L King of Italy to His Majesty
the King.
In our "By Authority column it will
be seen that four new appointments
have been made in the Customs De-
! partment.
The S. S. Yamashiro Maru is adver-
tised to sail for Hongkong and Yoke
hama at II noon sharp, on Saturday
next the 9Th inst.
A handsome reward is offered for the
return to the ADVERTISER Office of a
lady's hand bag, lost on Monday. See
! advertisement.
Captain Underwood's household furni-
! ture will be sold to-day at 10 a. m. The
sale takes place at the residence, Kinau
street, by J. F. Morgan.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
| firm of @. Brewer & Co., is advertised to
be held on Wednesday the 9th October
inst, at 10 a. m. at the Office of the
Company.
The usual meeting of the Princeville
Plantation Company is advertised to be
held on Tuesday, October 18th, inst, at
10 a. M, in the office of Messrs. C..
Brewer & Co.
Two wagonette loads of British sailors
visited the Pail yesterday and drove
around town. By p. m. they were in
tune for singing, pastime which they
did not neglect.
The steamer w. G. Hall was detained
over two hours beyond her advertised
time of sailing yesterday, owing to a
| flaw in one of her steam pipes. She did
not sail until past noon. \
The contractors of the Hawaiian Tram
ways yesterday delivered over the lines
to the Company, and Messrs. Gribble
and Hubert retire. Mr.. Paine is now
manager for the Company.
The U. S. S. Nipsic has her rigging
now in ship-shape. The sails will pro-
baby be bent to-day, and her arma-
ment is nearly all on board. In two
days more she will be ready to make a
trial trip.
We learn that Captain Freeman, late
of the Waialeale, succeeds Captain
Clancy as master of the w. G. Hall ;
and that Captain Walker, lately mate of
the w. q. Hall, has been appointed
master of the steamer Pele.
Mr.. F. w McChesney, assignee of the
estate of John Smith of Ookala, and
whose advertisement appears elsewhere,
requests that all claims against the
estate be handed to him this day at the
office of McChesney & Sons.
In the cases of the Hawaiian Govern
ment VS.. Bishop & Co. and Spreckels &
Co., which were brought before the
Supreme Court yesterday, demurrers
have been filed in each; but no day has
yet been set for further hearing.
The Japanese immigrants that arrived
by the Yamashiro Maru yesterday, are
already being landed at Kakaako depot
They will, it is said, be succeeded by
! another detachment next month. The
S. S. City of Pekin, expected next week,
1 will not bring contract laborers.
Viscount Tori, who arrived yesterday
| DV the 1anaSnlTO MAru, Will dcG a.
Japanese Consul-General during the alb
sence of Mr.. Taro Ando in Japan. The
latter gentleman will leave Honolulu by
the same vessel on her return voyage
and his vacation may extend over severa
months.
Three Japanese naval officers went by
the w. &. Hall yesterday to visit ou
volcano in order to compare it with
"SmokY Jack :" the name given by sail