The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-10-22

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LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The Alameda is at the Mail Com
pany's wharf. ~
Latest advices from Samoa arc
that everything is quiet.
The Arion Club will hold a meet.
ing this evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
The steamer Alameda will sail fo,
oan Francisco at IL o'clock this
morning.
The John L. Sullivan combination
are on the Alameda, en- route to San
Francisco.
5: Roth will occupy his new store
I'D the Pacific Hardware Co.'s build.
ing next week.
Alexander and Dole streets. Pima
hou, are very nearly impossible on
dCcOunC OF m0Q.
Don't forget to mail the dailies
and weekly issued since the mail left
on Saturday last.
Few people recognized John T.
Sullivan last evening; he has cult
waited side-whiskers.
j. j. Williams, the photographer
leaves for the Volcano next Tuesday
to take some pictures.
The Underwriters sale of damaged
merchandise will take place at II
Hackfeld & Co.'s at noon to-day.
Professor Berger deserves much
credit for getting his band together
last evening In such short notice.
The band gave an enjoyable con,
cert at the Hotel last night for the
benefit of the Alameda's passengers
Captain Morse, of the Alameda,
states that John l.. Sullivan made
himself very agreeable on the voy
age up.
Parties desiring copies of the cen
sus report can obtain them by apply
ing at the Office of the Board oil
Education.
Clarence Crabbe is expected daily
from Hilo, and will assume the du-
ties of Port Surveyor Immediately
on his arrival.
A notice appears in our adver
Using columns, for delinquent guests
of the Hamilton House to pay ur
before October 81.
Jas. E. Morgan states that the
landlords sale by order Of j. T
Waterhouse has been postponed I'M
til Friday at noon.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of E. 0. Hall & Son, Ltd.
will be held at their Office on Thurs
day, November 5th, at 2 P. NJ.
Superintendent White states thai
three and one half feet of water wa:
in the reservoir yesterday. More
water than we have had since the
last rain storm.
The Hawaiian Hotel presented {
very lively appearance last evening
A much larger number of spectator
than usual. The strangers evidently
enjoyed the music.
The Alameda has forty one boxes
of sovereigns in her treasury vaults
shipped to America from the Col
onies. They are valued at 81, ,34'
in American gold.
In addition to the names published
yesterday the following persons ar
booked to leave on the Alameda Thu
morning: j. f. Kimball, George T
Champs, T. r. Eaton, 0. @. Swain.
II. R. Macfarlane, Miss Macfar
lane, the Misses Widemann, Mrs
Walter and child, Miss Miller, Mrs
Edwards and two children, arrived
from the Colonies yesterday on tn
Alameda.
J. N. s. Williams, of the Uniol
Iron Works, accompanied by VIM
cassie and Cecil Brown, went dow
to the Eva Plantation yesterday: Nh
Brown has the distinction of lightin!
the first fire in the new furnaces.
Nothing of Importance transplret
in the Police Court yesterday. Ih
cases of five Chinese charged wit
unlawful possession of opium weer
continued until Friday. Tire
DRINKS enriched the treasury to tn
amount Of SIS.
At the annual meeting OF tn
Mutual Telephone Company yester
day the following officers wer
elected: Fl. A. Widemann, president
G. r. Bishop, vice president; Q. I
Berger, secretary and treasurer; W
F. Allen, auditor.
" C.~-o,, xuho moe tho aOQO