The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-07-31

to-day.
Bathing at Waikiki continues as
popular as ever.
Special meeting of stockholders OF
Eva Plantation Co. to- day.
An interesting account of the
Lunalilo Home will be found on the
first page.
The salary of the Government Dis
pensator has been raised from $75 to
$95 per month.
It was rumored on the streets last
evening that an opium man out on
bonds skipped by the Alameda.
Mr. Chas. T. Gulick publishes a
notice to the creditors of j. L.
Dowsett, Jr., and the Honolulu
Dairy.
Stockholders of the Waiohinu
Agricultural and Grazing Co. are to
meet at the Secretary's office at 10
A. NJ. to day.
At the new base ball grounds this
afternoon, the two Junior mines will
play game, commencing at $50.
Admittance free.
A number of flags were flying over
the city Thursday In honor of the
twenty-second anniversary of the
Chinese Emperor.
One of the Hawaiians who return
ed by the steamship Alameda from
Malietoa's kingdom brought a Sa-
moan wife with him.
A Bible class and prayer meeting
will be held in the Y. M. G. A. par
lors at 1880 tonight. Topic, " Love
to God" All men are invited.
@. Brewer & Co. call for tenders
for the purchase and removal of the
building now occupied by j. j. Will
liams as photograph gallery.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Hill celebrated their crystal
wedding. Nearly fifty friends as
sembled to do honor to the occasion
DR.. Lutz, one of the members OF
the Examining Board Of Physicians
reported a case of diphtheria on the
Plains to the Board of Health yester.
day.
Mr.. M. McInerny makes a special
announcement of DR.. Jaeger SAM
tary wooden system. No better class
of goods can be had than DIR
Jaeger's.
Has the barefooted chap left the
country or has he become weary O.
RS fruitless attempts at robbing? /
IS nearly his periodical time to make
another attempt.
Some of the followers Of Wilcox
of revolutionary fame, celebrated thu
anniversary of that miscarried at
tempt yesterday by somewhat fire.
quent drinking to the success of thu
next.
Trains for the Remond Grove OK
cursion to-day will leave the Homo
lulu depot at every two hours, com
mencing with the regular trail
hours, and oftener if necessary t.
accommodate the people. Their
will be excursion trains to Ew
Plantation. Round trip Is cents.
Some natives while digging nea
cave at Kahuku, on this island
the other day, found fish hook AM
} an ulumaika or bowling ball 70
stone). The hook is made fror
human bone, claimed to be eithe
that of high born alii or cele
brated warrior.
Can any of our readers here or i
! Samoa furnish information regard
i ing the choco, referred to in the 70
;, lowing item from an American g,
d change? "The choco is new plal
e or vine well known in the island {
Samoa) which is creating great il
: terest in Santa Barbara. The fru
weighs on the average about thrt
pounds and has the flavor OF ches
y. nut. It ripens in ninety days ar
Il has been known to grow to weie
9 twenty pounds"
SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.
, DIR. Jaeger's Sanitary Wooden Systel
D. IT Is NOT A FAD!" BI
y 81 3 system of adapting the &C
Is wv ering to the body, instead
)r as hereto, the body to the covering.
1t is not g Coddlingl" because the &C
re- tinuous draining of Water from the Tissr
v. Hardens them, and Strengthens the VIII
le Body.
le 1t is not Irritating to the Skinl Il
N | short tiuoo aru fnnliDp Of the kind vi