The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-10-26
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL
Q. j. Fishel and S. Roth were mas.
sengers on the Monowai.
Sells Brothers. Circus carries abont
one hundred and sixty five people.
Elder Haws baptized four more
persons on Sunday morning at Wal
A heavy downpour of rain was re-.
ported from Diamond Head Station
last evening.
Mr.. G. P. Wilder and wife and
Miss Helen Wilder arrived ON Tho
Likelike Sunday.
On Saturday, about noon. Fort
street in the vicinity of Merchant
resembled a small river.
The barkentine S. N. Castle ar.
rived In San Francisco October 10th.
eighteen days from this port.
Consult o. A. Stevens ADVERTISE.
ment ON the first page if you want
anything in the real estate line.
A native woman was seized with
fits at the Post Office Saturday, and
her friends had her taken home.
|
The Monowai was two days late
leaving San Francisco owing to the
non arrival of the English mails.
The Hotel had ITO guests at din.
ner Saturday. Steward Lucas hand
led the large number with his usual
ease.
DIR. Hammond at Emma Hall to-
night. Extra chairs provided. Seats
free. Subject: "The incorruptible
Inheritance"
The Monowai sailed about 1915 p
NJ. for the Colonies. There was
large number of people present tt
see the vessel off.
Two concerts Saturday, one a
Emma square in the afternoon, til,
other at the Hotel in the evening
both were we'll attended.
In letter from New York, datet
October 10th, it is learned that tn,
condition of His Excellency Ell. A. 2
Carter remains unchanged.
1
Jas. T. Morgan will sell at L
O'Clock to-day, under foreclosure O
mortgage, several parcels of land OF
Maui ALSO $50 head of cattle on sam
place.
Many of the cages containing AM
mails belonging to the Sells Bros
show on the Monowai were dashed t
the upper deck, there being no room
below.
w. Fl. Daniels, of Waikiki, Mau
has been appointed Clerk @
the Second Judicial Circuit Cour
His duties commence on the LIST G
| November.
| Don't forget the organ recital &
Kaumakaplli church tomorrow ever
ing. Tickets (25 cents each) can
obtained at Mr.. T. G. Thrum's store
Fort street; also at the church door
On Saturday at the Police Cour
Judge Hopkins fined three Mongc
lians $50 each for unlawful posses
sion of opium. A number of case
were continued until to-day.
j. j. Williams, the Photographic
leaves for the Volcano to morrow
He will take number of views I
assist Walter Burridge, the arts
that is engaged to paint the lake fl
the Columbian Exposition.
At meeting of the teachers of I'll
Kaumakap1li Sunday School, hel
, OH Saturday evening, Mrs. B. F. Di
bingham was unanimously elected
the positions of treasurer and SUI
day School superintendent.
The British steam yacht S
George will arrive here shortly. I'll
owner E. j. Wythes and friends a.
making a tour around the world. 81
< is the finest English yacht afoat, al
carries forty six officers and crew g
' told.
It is just two months until Chris
4 mas, but a glance at the advertis
ment of the Hawaiian Hardware &
Fl in another column will satisfy "
that this firm anticipates bril-
), trade and that they are prepared
: meet it.
On Saturday Mrs. w. 0. Lacklal
IS gave an afternoon tea at her rel
e dence, Beretania street, 10 honor
her sister, Miss Emily Halstead.
. number of young people were pre-
emit and the occasion was most g
ioyable one.
n Mr.. Lincoln D. Spencer, Inspect
( General of Immigrants, and Mr..
g Okkots, Japanese inspector, return
:, from Hama, Maui, Sunday mornir
n whittier they had been to settle SOL
p trouble with the Japanese Lahore
N on that plantation.