The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-07-06

wall was: o,SoU OdgS sugar, lS bales wool
270 bags potatoes, go bags corn, 81 packages
hides, "a bxs. pineapples, 80 pigs, 2lO pkgs.
sundries.
The barkentine Klikitat came off the
Marine Railway on Friday afternoon, and
was berthed near the 2. M. S. S. Co.'S
wharf.
The Claudine towed out the brlgantine
John D. Spreckels from Kahului ON Sum
day morning. The Spreckels was laden
with sugar for San Francisco.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Report of Maui racing on the
fourth page.
Star brand kerosene oil at J. T..
Warehouses;.
W. E. Wall, Sec. 81. E. A., has a
card in this issue.
Building and Loan Association
meeting this evening.
The July term of the Supreme
Court commences to-day.
The Healani won the race in the
Hawaiian yacht race Saturday.
The Mariposa had 121 through
passengers, and but five from this
port.
Biennial meeting of the Queens
Hospital corporation Saturday, 11th
inst @
Passengers from the Volcano state
that the Volcano is becoming more
active.
The stockholders of Hanalei Sugar
Mill Company are requested to meet
July Goth.
The fireworks at Waikiki Villa was
something worth seeing the evening
Of the Fourth.
By order of M. Phillips & Co., Jas.
+. Morgan will offer a lot of land for
sale at noon today.
Messrs. E. o. Hall & Son, ship
chambers, call attention to long
list of articles advertised.
Nearly every ship and vessel in
the harbor were floating hundreds OF
flags to the breeze Saturday.
Jas. F. Morgan will offer horse,
brake and harness for sale to-day,
also stock of groceries, etc.
Messrs. Jas. g. Spencer, Robt.
More and John F. Colburn have
been appointed prison inspectors.
The fire works of Saturday night
were failure, but some one was up
nearly all night keeping the people
awake with his crackers.
Brother G.. Bertram, Principal of
ST. Louis College, returned on Fri
day by the Mariposa from brief
business visit to the Old World.
The Claudine brought very large
number of passengers from Maui.
She towed the brigantine Jno. D.
Spreckels out of Kahului harbor.
Judging from the eyes in mourn
ing of some who came from Maui by
the Claudine, some of the owners
must have had a GLORIOUS old
Fourth"
Purser Foss of the Mariposa is
making his first trip in that capacity.
He has been in the company's en-
ploy for some time in San Francisco,
and chose this mode of spending a
few months vacation.
Five natives, one a member of the
Privy Council, and a white man
were arrested last Friday for wooing
the tickle goddess of chance-Che
Fa. They are out on $500 bail each
The trial comes up to-day.
Considerable indignation was ex
pressed at the wharf after the Mari
posa was fastened Saturday. The
cause of it was the Discrimination
practiced in allowing some who evi
IDENTIFY had no business to pass OF
board while others who had were no
allowed to go.
! By far the largest crowd ever as
sembled at the wharf was down t.
welcome the Mariposa .Saturda.
noon. The object of interest was tn
famous pugilist. When he descend
ed the plank an admirer attempted
to raise a cheer for him. but failet
to make the rifle.
|
A Sunday school picnic was hell
at the Kawalahao church Saturday
Three or four hundred people wer
in attendance. Queen Liliuokalan
was present. The picnic was gottel
up chiefly by Mr.. w. r. Castle, MR.
; S. G. Allen, Mrs. Haalelea an
others. It proved to be very enjoy
1 able affair.
We are requested to state that
; meeting will be- held at the Kawais
hao Seminary parlors at z 30 o'cloc
I, to discuss the subject of co-educ'
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