The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-09-02

day.
Sugar at 347-the same as las
quotations.
The S. S. Zealandia returns to Sar
Francisco on Tuesday next at noon
A Hawaiian planter who has gone
East writes that the outlook fo,
sugar is more favorable.
The bark Edward May is the next
vessel to sail in the G.. Brewer line
from Boston for Honolulu.
Backache and kidney troubles
cured by using Oregon Kidney Tea
for sale by Benson, Smith & Co.
This is good time to look at the
new lots on Tantalus. An hours
easy horseback ride will take you up
The Hawaiian News Co. are ex.
hibiting sketch of Sara Bernhardt's
company in Australia, sin full march
ing order''
Fifty boxes of apples and ten
boxes of pears will be offered by
JAS. E. Morgan to day at 10 A. M, at
his salesroom.
To-day, the Cd of September, is
Her Majesty's birthday. All the
Government offices will be closed,
also the two banks.
Ben Hogan gave very interest
ing address to a good sized audi
ence in the Y. NJ. c. A. He will lee
ture again to night. Free to all.
The Zealandia arrived yesterday
morning from the Coast with four
days later news. The Postoffice re-
ceived 2,947 letters and 2,9O3 papers.
Advices from San Francisco state
that Hawaiian Commercial stock has
risen; Ats offered and 500 asked.
The last previous quotations were
$50.
H. NJ. Whitney, Jr., has been ap
pointed temporary secretary and
treasurer Of the firm of VIM. G..
Irwin & Co, LID, in place of w. M.
Giffard who intends to be absent.
A bicycling beginner raced a
yonng lady one day last week, beat
her and upset her. The young lady
is in bed and the discouraged bicy
clist is sitting in sackcloth and ashes.
M. Phillips & Co. have removed
their place of business to the
large quarters formerly occupied by
Messrs. G. W. Macfarlane & Co,
corner of Fort and Queen streets,
Campbell block.
Filters have just been introduced
into the Fort-street school SO that
the children can get pure water to
drink. The filters have to be filled
at night, for no water runs in that
neighborhood during the day time.
Among the arrivals by the Yea
landia is Miss Patch, so favorably
known to Honolulu musical circles
by her admirable training in sing
ing given to the Kawaiahao semi
nary girls. Miss Patch will take up
the chorus work again.
There's a paper called Ka Leo
Which comes out ev'ry day, oh
And the Cabinet tries to Stay. OIL in its
youth.
It could howl and it could scream
Ii could blackguard by the ream
But it couldn't and it wouldn't tell the
truth.
Don't fail to be present at the
grand opening Of the new photo
graphic parlors of Mr.. j. j. Will
liams, in the new building on Fort
street. The new and commodious
parlors will be opened to the public
from 2 to 5 P. NJ. and from $50 P. M.
until 9 to-day. Patrons and lovers Of
art are cordially invited to attend.
The store in Brewers block next
to Ludwigsen & Cron's, is being
fitted up as an ice cream saloon. 1t
is to be occupied by the above-men-
toned firm, and will be ready next
week. The Honolulu gallant will be
more completely surrounded than
ever, and the bitter altern alive to
treat or retreat will become donbly
imperative.
The drought which is scorching
the plains of Honolulu seems to ex
tend even into the mountains. In
spite of the trade winds there have
been a succession of almost cloud
less, rainless days there. The twin
peaks of Konahuanui were bril-
liantly clear all day yesterday; an
unusual thing when the trades are
blowing. Glorious weather for noun
taineering.
Meteorological.
The mean temperature for August
- l. 10 loo 40 YoiY, r civ.