The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-08-13

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Two fine lots on Dole street TO,
sale. Apply to w. o. Smith.
Pastor Isenberg will speak at the
Y.M.C. A. Hall Sunday evening next
Special meeting of stockholders
Pacific Sugar Mill is called. See
notice. @ ~
An ex editor is reported to be the
writer of the English page of the
Ka Leo.
Honolulus VS.. Kamehamehas on
Saturday afternoon at the League
base ball grounds.
The Mission Children's Society
meets at Mr.. w. w. Halls residence
Saturday evening next.
Mr.. Albert L. Cron, one Of Homo
lulu's popular business young men,
is to be married this evening to Miss
E. Levey.
The relief committee of the Brit
lsh Benevolent Society meet to-day
at P. NJ, at the office of Theo. Fl.
Davies & Co.
Invitations are out for the housing
of the new engine, Saturday, August
18th, by the Honolulu Engine Co.,
No. 1, II. f. D.
M. w. McChesney & Sons, COM
mission merchants and importers,
have a card in this issue, besides
two assignee notices.
Mr.. Jas. f. Morgan will offer for
sale to day the lot of rattan furni-
ture and Belgian linen, advertised.
Also some desirable residence lots.
The Kahului Railway Co. have
elected the following officers: w. @.
Wilder, President; w. f. Allen, Vice
President and Auditor; S. B. Rose,
Secretary; f. l.. Stolz, Treasurer.
I A fire started Wednesday fore
noon in the servants quarters of the
Oahu Prison. The fire engines re-
sponded promptly, but the blaze was
put out by water from the yard
being turned on. r5s
The International Rifle Associa-
ton will be entertained Monday
evening next with a lecture on ga
Walk Through London " by Mr.. D.
M. Crowley. The lecture to be illus
trated with sixty magic lantern
views.
The Myrtle Boat Club held a
meeting Wednesday evening. A full
attendance was present. Two new
members were elected. Mr.. Alex.
Lyle was elected captain, vice Mr..
Alex. Robinson, resigned, the latter
leaving for the East in short time.
The mail despatched on Tuesday
by the Zealandia contained 1855
letters and 1929 parcels of papers.
In addition to the letters dispatched
$500 letters for Japan and China
have been held back to go by the
City of Pekin, which will be due
here on or about the 18th inst, en-
route for japan and China.
Mr.. E. Ct. Schumann announces
elsewhere some fine carriages, ETC.,
for sale. One, "buckboard," is as
fine turnout as can be seen any
where. It is of solid oak and hick-
ory and double-seated. The seats
can be arranged in different ways,
making it three seated. Among the
others is a lady's phaeton OF SPLEEN
did make, having children's seat in
front.
Two native and two half-caste
girls, between the tender ages of IL
to Is years, were arrested yesterday
afternoon upon the charge OF i'm
bibing too freely of gin. They were
lodged in the Police Station. place
fit for their intoxicated condition,
but for their ages a place that per-
haps any other civilized community
would blush for the fact that such
young girls should be put into sc
rough place.
The notice relating to large
mango, in Tuesdays paper, has
brought one to our Office which
throws the other into the shade. 1t
was raised on the grounds of DR.. j..
NJ. Whitney, at Punahou, and
measures fourteen inches around and
weighs twenty-five ounces. 1t is the
Peruvian variety, the first trees OF
which, brought from Cailao, were
grown on Mrs. Victoria Wards
premises, at Sunny South" The
fruit is handsome to look at, but not
much relished for eating, the tur-
pentine taste being quite strong.