The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-09-25
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The band will play to night at
30 at Queen Emma Hall.
ors. Anderson & Lundy have a
~ 'fessional card in this issue.
The Crescents will appear on the
diamond next Saturday afternoon.
Reserved seats for the opera Scr
cerer may be had at L. J..Levey's.
Three cases were disposed of YES
terday IN the Intermediary Court.
and seven continued.
lnter-Island and Wilder S. S.
stock will be sold at auction on Sat
urday by JAS. f. Morgan.
Miss Carey, daughter of the COM
mander Of the Monowai, accompa-
MED her father on this trip.
Major III. G. Dane, the we'll known
lecturer, was through passenger
on the Monowai, after a successful
tour in the Colonies.
The Monowai encountered q yerv
severe equinoctial gale with frequent
showers, for the last three days be-
fore reaching Honolulu. -;a-
At IL o'clock noon to-day MIR. JAS.
+. Morgan will offer at public auc-
ton, at his salesroom, 1877 bags New
Zealand Oats. Terms cash.
The Planters Labor and Supply
Co. will meet in this city on Mon
day, October rs, 1891, at the Cham
Der Of Commerce rooms, at 10 o'clock
| A. N.
Messrs. Ed. Hoffschlaeger & Co.
have received, per Woosung from
Bremen, three of the celebrated
Westermayer pianos. Also on hand
two fine parlor organs.
Household furniture will be offered
for sale at public auction by Jas. F.
Morgan this day at 10 A. NJ, at the
< l. Auction and Commission
House, corner of King and Nuuanu
streets.
Mr.. Hogan leaves to morrow, by
the Hall, for Hawaii. He will visit
the Volcano and Haleakala and will
be absent two or three weeks. Have
good time and don't fall into the
fire, Ben.
The Hawaiian Band gave con-
cert on the dock to the passengers
by the Monowai yesterday, which
was highly appreciated. Mr.. Berger
kept the boys there about an hour.
This is one way to make Honolulu
favorsbly known to strangers
A rare chance to purchase a good
family carriage horse, safe for ladies
and children, and a good phaeton,
with set of harness, also first class
blackboard, made expressly for carry
ing long parcels, will be offered at
the K L auction sale by Mr.. Nor
gan at II o'clock to-day.
One of the passengers by the Hall
reports that the caterpillars are en-
gagged in raid on Kau. From about
mile on the Hilea side of Honuapo
to Naalehu, a distance Of about five
miles, they are very thick averaging
bucket to the square inch, the AD-
vERTIsER's informant saysD.
Captain Cushman, who is breaking
up the wreck of the Vandalia, passed
through on the Monowai yesterday
He says that the timbers are worm
eaten and worthless, but good deal
of valuable iron will be taken out.
One of the German men Of war has
been broken up, and work is now in
progress on the other. It will take
eight months more work to clear
these wrecks away.
Mr.. Levey is making final arrange
meDts to bring comic troupe here,
which is said to be of excellent quail
ity. The company may come in
December. He expects also skill
full 'Illusionist," by the end of Nov
ember, and is corresponding with
Primrose & Vests Great Minstrel
Co., the largest in the United
States, with view to induce them
to exhibit here on their way to Aus
tralia.
The funeral of the late George
Williams took place on Thursday
afternoon from his late residence on
Fort street. The members of Oahu
Lodge knights of Pythias), and
Captain Cook Lodge (Sons of st.
George), attended the funeral OF
their late comrade. Rev. Alex.
Macintosh said the prayers of the
Church of England at the house and
also at the cemetery. At the grave
the Oahu Lodge and Captain Cook
Lodge performed their last rites.
Report of S. S. Monowai.