The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-07-03

Church Chronicle are out for July.
A number of articles found a
Oahu College are advertised today
Henry Smith, Clerk of the Su
preme Court, has notice elsewhere
Forest fires were raging Thursda,
on the mountains forming Nuuanr
Valley.
The Australia and Monowai car
ried away, this week, 1888 letters
and 1874 papers.
A vacancy exists In the ROYAL
SchooI-frst assistantship to Rev
Alex. Macintosh.
Mr.. Geo. w. Lincoln, the contrac.
tor, has few words to say to those
contemplating building.
A train will leave the Honolulu
depot at 4:30 this evening for Eve,
returning about 7 o'clock.
The best days outing to be had
for a long time will be to-morrow's
trip to Eva, Pearl City, etc.
Purchasers of lots at Pearl City
have been supplied with maps show
ing the location of their lots.
At the underwriters sale by Mr..
L. j. Levey, at noon to-day, will be
offered for sale lot Of beer, etc.
It is supposed the Mariposa has
been delayed on account of John T..
not being on time to leave Frisco.
A large number of lovers of horse
racing go by the steamer Hall this
morning to attend the Maui races.
First annual meeting of the
Pioneer Building and Loan Associa-
ton will be held on Monday evening
next.
Mr.. A. j. Cartwright, Jr., is ex-
pecting thoroughbred bird dog by
the next Zealandia from San Fran
cisco.
The Forest Queen arrived Thurs
day from San Francisco with 1000
cases kerosene. No wonder oil is
going down in price.
Pak-a-Pio" has received fresh
start. A Chinaman deposited his
dollar and a half the other day and
won $4,000, AMI got it, too.
The Monowai left at 11:3O A. M,
yesterday. The Hawaiian Band gave
the through passengers an idea of
the excellent music we hear.
The passengers en- route to the
Coast by the Monowai SO much adj
mired Honolulu scenery as to pur-
chase many views of the same.
The residents of Eleele, Kauai,
will celebrate the ''Glorious Fourth"
with a grand luau. The Kealia
folks may commemorate the day with
horse racing.
OF the recently arrived japanese
laborers, SO men and II women were
sent to the Kahuku Plantation on
Thursday, and five men to the
Maunalua Plantation.
The x L, corner of Nuuanu and
King streets, will remain open this
evening friday and Saturday even
ing till O'Clock, for the sale of fire.
works, flags, balloons, toy pistols, etc.
Mr.. Fl. w. Peck, for sometime
teacher in the Royal School, has &C
cepted the position of General Sec
rotary of the Honolulu Y. M. @. A..
which was rendered him some weeks
ago.
A native who came from Hilo
about month ago with $1,000 in
his pocket has opened che ia es-
Enlistment. There are four others
that are run rather openly for 8
gambling business. Why not haul
'em up.
Court Diary. = Friday, July 8
Kaaiholei vs. Kama ct al; Maris
Gouesda Silva vs.. j. Gomesda Silva
return day; Hamauku Va. w. 0
Smith, return day; estate, Hall
minors; estate, A. S. Bolster; guar
dianship, Hamauku, minors; Mana
ku VS.. Smith; Park, assignee Of
Graenhalgh vs.. Levey.
There was good audience present
at the Y. M. G.. A. Thursday evening
to hear DIR. Hammond's lecture or
the Sabbath of Creation The doc
tor will give second lecture this
evening on "The Sabbath of the He
brews.S Brief, practical questions
touching the subject in hand, will b,
answered. All are cordially invited
On Thursday, July 9th, the 7. M
@. A. will give a farewell reception
to Mr.. S. D. Fuller, the retiring
General Secretary, and Mr.. p. c
Jones, one of the Oldest members o
the Association, both of whom 500
leave the Kingdom for America. /
will also be the occasion of the publ
recognition of the newly electe'
General Secretary. Mr.. I'll. w. Peel
Police Court.
All Tong was found guilty of il
dulging in cha ia, Chinese bankin
} game of chance. He was fined SOC