The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-05-18

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J, NJ. Vivas has a cottage to rent
on Alapai street.
DIR. G.. P. Andrews will be absent
from the city until June Sd.
The California Fruit Market has
1000 pineapple sprouts for sale.
The Knapsack Scent cigar can be
had at the Elite ice-cream parlors.
1t Is likely that Mr.. H. G. Tread
way will be appointed sheriff Of
Maui.
Henry Holman, Of Wetzkon, Swift
zerland, advertises for postage
stamps.
Professor Berger and the Hawaii
al Band will assist during the Musin
concerts.
The Marshal is said to be very
much worried by the movements of
the yacht Spray.
Mr. G. II. Fairchild has been APP
pointed school agent for the district
Of Hawaiian, Kauai.
Letters received from L. A. Thur
ston state that he will return by the
steamer leaving San Francisco May
9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Divide Musin arrived
on the Australia yesterday. They
are domlciled in a cottage at the
Hotel.
JAS. F. Morgan will have two auc-
ton sales Of furniture this week.
One on Thursday, the other on
Friday.
Gus Aea, the young man who took
shot at friend on Monday even
ing will be tried this morning for the
Offense.
The expected French cook for the
Hotel did not arrive yesterday. A de-
lightful blue streak now follows Mr.
johnson.
The local agent OF the Columbia
Bicycle received two pneumatic
wheels yesterday. They are of the
latest pattern.
DR.. Miner says the sporting editor
Of the ADVERTISER is way off. He
is not going to enter his horse for the
coming races.
An editorial this morning contains
a full account Of the proceedings of
| Hawaii's Worlds Fair Commission
ers at Chicago.
The steamship Yamashiro Maru is
due at this port on June 10. She is
advertised to leave for Yokohama and
HongkOng on June %.
The Leland Stanford University
has sent circular to this city nomin-
ating June 8, 10 and IL as days for
examination IN this city.
Paddy Ryan, very nice young
man with an unenviable record, was
arrested yesterday for cleaning out a
saloon on Nuuanu street.
The AustroHungary warship Fa-
sana was to leave San Francisco for
Honolulu two days after the Austria.
lia's departure for this city.
The creditors of G. Ahona of Wal
hee, Maui, bankrupt, are notified
to appear at the Supreme Court on
Tuesday, May oath, to prove their
claims.
The crew of the Australia are sub
jected to q rigid search each time
they leave the wharf. This will in g
measure prevent them dealing il
opium.
1t was reported yesterday that
Judge Kepoikai had secured the
position of circuit judge for Maui
Happily the report could not be
verified.
Jas. T. Morgan returned to this
city yesterday, after brief trip tC
San Francisco. He is suffering from
a severe cold contracted on the voy
age down.
A Chinese laundryman was arrest
ed on the Oceanic dock yesterday fol
having opium in possession. A horr
of the contraband article was fOunC
on his person.
Mr.. w. J. Richie and wife ar
new arrivals. Mr.. Richie is an OLE
newspaper man, and at present occu
pies the position of assistant business
manager of the San Francisco Ex
, amlner.
Tom Williams, third assistant en-
gineer Of the Australia, lost tinge
by having his hand caught in som
machinery. The accident happene
in San Francisco about one hour bt
| fore the vessel sailed for this port.
The committee appointed by tn
1 local merchants to draft a constitr
= ton and bylaws for the Board c
L Trade, will report this morning at
:. meeting to be held in the Chambe
: of Commerce room.
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