The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-02


neohe Plantation, has warning
notice in this issue.
Three japanese converts were bap-
TIED at the Sunday avening services
IN Queen Emma Hall
Justice Bickerton leaves to day to
preside at the August Term of the
Supreme Court on Kauai
The Board of Representatives of
the Honolulu Fire Department will
meet on next Thursday evening.
Warning notices from plantation
managers inform sportsmen that
the game season is near at hand.
The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE ~ pages)
is out this morning, newsier than
ever. Send copy to your friends
abroad.
Nothing has been heard of the
burglar who entered Deputy At
torney- General Creighton's house on
Sunday.
Mrs. Kainoa Andrews GUIDE has
applied for letters of administration
to the estate of her late husband,
William GUIDE.
From a private source it is learned
that five people received injuries
during fire at Hanalei last week
from which they died.
The cantata "'The Crusaders" will
be given at the Kawaiahao Church
next Saturday evening. under the di-
rection Of Mrs. Haalelea and Prof.
Berger.
A number of Government en-
ployees will receive their July pay
today. j. w. Luning will arrive on
the Hall to day, and will be on hand
to get his little per cent.
Several townsmen spent the day at
Eva yesterday. Those interested in
pineapples visited the pineapple
plantation, where over ten thousand
fine, Joking plants are growing.
IAN exchange says: DIR. Pringle, of
Bay, Jamaica, has sue
ceeded in distilling banana brandy
on an extensive scale. Must the
banana trip up more victims still?
The Strangers Friend Society will
hold its regular quarterly meeting in
the parlors of the Y. M. G. A. Hall,
Wednesday morning, August 3, at
1920 o'clock. A full attendance is
desired. ~
1.-THE Kohala Telephone CompanS
2has elected the following officers )
John Hind, President; E. G. Bond,
Vice President; T. p. Tullock, Sc
cretary; I'll. H. Renton, Treasurer; T.
S. Kay and III. r. Bryant, Directors:
The Woman's Board will hold its
regular monthly meeting this after
noon in the vestry of the Central
Union Church. Mrs. 0. FL. Gulick
will give some account of her work
in Japan. All ladies are invited to
attend.
Jas. f. Morgan will hold two sales
tomorrow. At 10 o'clock A. M an in
voice of fine rattan furniture will be
| offered; at noon, ten shares of I. [.
S. N. Co.'s stock and $4,000 of 6 per
cent. Government bonds will be
placed on sale.
Subscriptions for the California
Illustrated Magazine will be received
at Thrum's or the Hawaiian News
Co. The price for island subscribers
is $3.50 per year. An interesting arti-
Gle on ancient Hawaii will appear
soon in the Californian. N
+. Rev. o. III. Gulick gave an intefest!
I ing account in Kawaiahao Chufct
last Sunday evening of his work II
Japan. He spoke in Hawaiian al
easily and as raciIy as if he had mo-
been twenty two years out OF sigh
and hearing of Hawaiians.
G. r. Backland, formerly editor
and proprietor of the San Francisco
Merchant, and now a member of tn,
editorial staff of the Phelps Publish
ing Company, has been engaged al
one of the editorial writers of new
Republican daily in Springfield
Mass, the Morning Union.
In the suit of Virginia de Mediero
vs. the Hawaiian Tramways Co.,
foreign jury gave a verdict for tn
railroad company. The suit was 70
damages for injuries to a Portuguese
! lad who was MANNED some month
ago by the alleged carelessness of
car driver on Nuuanu street.
I 1 The Springfield Republican, in &C
vocating Senator q. d. Gilman
nomination as one of the Governor
5 Council, says of him, Senator Gi
: man has rendered conspicuous SCI
vices to the people of Massachusetts
] in both branches of the Legislator
and has we'll earned further honor
at the hands of the people" Senate
Gilman was we'll known to the bus
7 ness men of Honolulu a generate
Il ago, when he was in business at l.
It hama.