The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-04-18

Two lepers were brought TO Homo
lulu from kohola by the schooner
kauikeaouli on Sunday.
The Minister of the Interior signed
the lease on Saturday for the new
hall for the Fire Police.
To day is the anniversary of the
great ire which destroyed China
town in this city in 1886.
To ADvERTIsERs-IF YOU WANT GUS
TONERS WHO ARE DEADHEADS, AID
vERrIsE IN THE BULLETIN.
! A Newfoundland pup has been
lost. A reward will be paid for its
return to Mr.. E. d. Tenney.
Mr., G. Stoeckle has returned from
Hawaii with his photograph. He
reports good business, and will leave
for Maui in few days.
The Honolulu Fire Police will
hold special meeting this evening
in Mo- Engine Company's hall. A
full attendance is requested.
The dear old dredger came in last
evening to read the late afternoon
paper during the ''cool leisure hours"
IN the neighbOrhood of midnight.
A big fire was seen last Saturday
morning at HONOLULU, Eva, by peo-
pie on the 1. l. S. n. Co.'s wharf. 1t
was caused by the burning of trash
The ballotting for the best ball
player commences to-day. Cut out
the ballot i'll last Saturdays issue of
the ADVERTISER, fill it out and send
it to this Office.
Mr.. H. G. Treadway, Deputy
Sheriff of Mauai, arrived in town
yesterday. He has not been enjoy
ing good health lately, and will
spend a short vacation in this city.
The case of All Sing and his wife,
Yon Moe, will come up in the Police
Court to-day. The charge has not
been made against them yet. 1t is
alleged that they murdered an infant
some tlme ago.
DIR. Hyde's chicken house was Wis
tied the other night by thief. The
hen fancier took about one half of
the fowls at this visit and returned
the next evening and carted off the
remaining ones.
The entertainment to be given on
April 10 to Her Majesty and Admiral
Brown, referred to in Saturdays AD-
vERTIsER, is an official one, and the
entertainers will therefore be His
Excellency and Mrs. j. l.. Stevens
We are requested to state that AID
miral Brown and party did not re-
turn from Waimanalo in the steamer
j. A. Cummins, as alleged in another
paper. They rode from Heeia in a
wagonette, and some on horseback,
via Waialua to Pearl City, where
they took the train to town.
The oldgagged-and-b roken-down-
very-late-afternoon sheet says: "Peo-
pie take the evening paper into their
houses. In the cool leisure hours it
is read through and through" etc.
If report is true, the paper seldom
reaches houses in time to be read sin
the cool leisure hours of the even
ing.
Hon. G.. S. Nahinu, of Molo-
kai, appeared last week before
Judge Kalauokalani to answer
charge of trespass brought
against him by Mr. r. w. Meyer,
superintendent of the leper settle
ment, for entering the houses of the
inmates without permit. Mr.. Ma
hinu was found guilty and fined $40.
w. III. Rice, Jr., of Lihue, Kauai,
made a tour of the Garden Island
last week. He reports fine weather
throughout his route. While at
Haena last Thursday, two natives
saw drifting boat about one mile
out to sea. They went out in a
canoe and secured their prize. Mr..
Rice returned yesterday to attend to
his studies at Oahu College.
A Lady Journalist.