The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-12-15

The barkentine S. \. Castle sails
for San Francisco at Ill A. NJ. to-day
with passengers and cargo Of do
nestle produce.
The adjourned annual meeting of
the stockholders Of Honokaa Sugar
Company will he held on Wednes-
day at 10 AM.
Word was received from Samoa
from the purser of the Zealandia
that that steamer was four days late
in reaching Tutuila from San Fran
cisco.
The Choir and Choral Association
conducted by Mr.. j. w. Yarndley,
will resume rehearals for the season
on Tuesday evening at s o'clock at
the residence Of DR.. J. S. McGrew.
Mr.. Carl Kahler, German artist,
who has been in Melbourne for sew
eral months, came up on the Mari
pOsa and will remain on the islands
one month. Mr.. Kahler is delighted
with the scenery.
Peter Jackson, the famous pugil-
ist, and Barney Allen, well known
sportsman, were through passengers
on the Mariposa. Peter renewed his
acquaintance with a number of
friends while here.
Those who are DESTROYS of enjoy
ing a musical treat, should not fail
to attend the concert at the Opera
House this evening by the Kane
hameha Glee Club. The boys should
have bumper house.
A water pipe burst near the corner
of Fort and School streets about 2
o'clock Sunday morning, and the
premises surrounding were consider
ably flooded. A new pipe was put
in during the morning.
A half-white had a quarrel with his
wife at Waikiki yesterday, during
which, it is alleged, he stabbed her
slightly in the face with knife. The
man is under arrest on a charge of
assault with a deadly weapon
Among the through passengers on
the Mariposa were James Harrow,
of the big Australian mining en-
gineering firm of Parke and Lacey !;
Mr. Neil, manager of New Zealandia
bank, and HI. III. Gross, of panorama
fame.
Last Saturday a native workman
named Mahelona dug out from the
mudpiles, near the new fish market
site, thirty dollars in gold, two eagles
and two half-eagles. The treasure
was found in an old and dilapidated
pocket case. =
The salvation Army man held
meetings on Nuuanu street Saturday
evening, and on King, below Nuu-
anu street, yesterday. In the after
noon he paraded through the streets
singing popular songs and playing
upon the cornet alternately.
By the Australia, Messrs. Wenner
& Co, the jewellers, No. 90, Fort
street, received an exceedingly hand
some stock of novelties of all kinds
in their line, some of which have
never before been seen in this city.
Just step in and inspect them.
The following are already booked
re on the Australia Friday: r.
Neuualln, I. NJ. Fowler, p. n. Ora
man and wife, r. Mckenzie, wife
and 4 children, G.. Lycurgus, A.
Prou, Lieuts. Rand and Sherman, +.
Anthony, 2. Peck, Mrs LIE Count,
Miss LIE Count, &. l.. Huff, III. A.
Huff.
The islands will be shortly visited
by Mr. H. G. Palmer, who is making
collections in natural history, for
transmission to England. He is in
Auckland, having just returned from
a six months visit on the Chatham
Islands. Mr. Palmer will be here on
the next mail steamer and stay some
| time.
Mr.. Frank S. Hslstead returned or
the Mariposa by the way of the Col
onies, from trip around the world
which has occupied about sever
months. He visited America, Scot
! land, England, France, Switzerland
Italy, went through the Suez Canal
India. Ceylon and Australia. MIR
Halstead thoroughly enjoyed hi:
trip, but says there is no place like
Home, sweet home"
4 Splendid Game.
Those who attended the baseball
game on Saturday, and the grant
stand was we'll filled, had treat, TO
up to the end of the sixth innings
splendid game was put up by tn
CALIFORNIA; and the New Hawaiis