The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-10-30

INITIAL mee .,iii he held on Satur-
5' i :s0p p-n n, in the Hawaiian
40 bookkeeping classes
5sra,t that "a ' a, were not held Last last
e.: to ~ Mr.. P. C. Jones being
"' ,Eamal has been finding
:tsaner AA few days on the coast
b, I ..3m one port to ano'ii0i u viz
IN enquiry into the re-
,,rD thai az ether too closely by
Ssing At E Snsu and W. G, Hall will
+ f mis- morning.
I'd '''' =. AR W. C. Achi has &C
!, earn thai w. from Mr.. John E.
n aq a aPof the libel suit against
\ and t'@' in consequence been
liter Il"'
,.,ock this morning the ar
no! One Chinaman Tor non non
GFe;: ts D one man for selling
,snt Oh ,4N license, and another for
b1nk' ~, ,,oas
!, w. .igaed by w. H. Cummings
~ r s,s but he has to appear in
=" NJ" day to day until the concIu-
bis trial.
.;,os for the widening of
I f.,set, between King and Hotel
;IsF hing made by some of the
az 0 On said street in trimming
'1 s5s To to the required width. 1t is
'il liable that the work OF wild
|.GI soon begin.
40 noon a memorial tablet
am.iIed at Kawaiahao Church
. 5r'S 81 the late Rev. Il. Bingham
h first pastor. This is the
= d 10 anniversary of his birth and
FIX Iosepa, OF Hama, will de-
address, upon the occasion at
M. in the church.
ar,u,x GAZETTE was published
IN with a supplement containing
\ # the Cabinet to the Chinese
Fan Committee. This is an ex-
|. .nmber. and of very much larger
\, ,I usual owing to the greater i'm
r :, oi last weeks events. The
:. giyen in the State trials is very
complete.
,,,ilence of r. Puuiki, Esq, the
4 Jostice of Hanalei, was des-
! M fire on the 23d inst. The
I. moi known. Nothing was saved.
Inks of records of the District
.Fr that district were destroyed, as
5 ems 30 Of fines and costs belong
! me Government, besides about
lash belonging to Mr.. Puuiki and
.psOnal effects.
chairman steel mats" are adver-
n another column. These mats
,a4iingly convenient, clean, dur
.Factiye. neat and handsome.
In exceed other mats in these
= and are the latest improve
! il ieet-wiping appliances. No
5ad be without one of these
! Ilqy are for sale at the Ha-
! HHiWare Co.'s store.
.mOF HONOLULU, H. 1.
ARRIVALS
TUESDAY, Oct. %.
rFG Hall. Freeman, from Maui and
Z Elala, Haglund, from Kauai.
rLahi, from Hawaii.
.RlnbOw from KoOlau.
cllIe Morris from KOOlau.
slOSephine from Eva.
lhihilani from Eva.
DEPARTURES.
TUESDAY, Oct. %.
Davies, for Maui at 5 p m.
: Waialeale, Clancy. for Kauai,
n ACummins. Nelson, for KOOlau
viva for Molokai and Maui, 2 p m.
Sarah and Eliza for Koolau.
hawailani for KOolau.
NOkuOla, for EVA. -
Vessels Leaving To-day.
L AikahaIa, Campbell, for Kauai, 5
mas Makee, Macaulay, for Kappa,
Z hulamanu for Kauai.
MOI Wahine for Hawaii.
Rainbow for Koolau.
WILLIE Morris for Koolau.
Josephine for Eva.
AaWallani for KOOlau.
'e'' in Port from Foreign Ports.
u? Espiegle, Clark, from a cruise.
S,iipSc, Lyon, Trainings Island.
I1teTt, Green, Fanning's Island.
!, ;WTO4aolS, Bishop. San Francisco.
~ 4aGInlcan, COghian, CallaO, s A
va u itda, OleSOn, Port Townsend.
ayITIirg.c;lty, Martin, Hongkong.
= wilcox, Rush, San Francisco.
= douglass, Jacobson, San Francisco.
.W Queen, Winding, San Francisco.
., @a'Y Dodge, Gallop, Humboldt.
~! LamsOn, SOdergrin, San Fran.
Daily Receipts of Produce.
!, Bags sugar. Bags rice. Mis-. pkgs
,;;lySSepllne. .. 100
.AlIe Morris $50
IAahihilani 100
l"G Hail.. 1920 3O6
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVALS.
~ o Slnodward ports per stmr W G
I ~ \, \ - - Il Stevenson, Hon ] D
4 NJ. n OliYer, Miss Laie, Mrs Har.
!. amy, riiS taylor, Miss Mary Ukouko, {
.SGiaaaaII' A Ran, K Katsura, 5 Chinese
-. DEPARTURES.
!, : Maui, per stmr Likelike. Oct o.
y,di5 Lyon, Miss Myer, DE Cole. w T
4 Z hfAkoIoka, c F Horner and wife
M, D p,01vWSett, John Cunningham i