The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-07-02

DIR. Lowell has testimonial letter
in this issue
The Monowai had but very few e
passengers for this port '
Y p. Mahaulu has been appointed :
Deputy Assessor for Waialua.
LishmaD, of the Crescenls, leads s
fer the Volcano trip this week.
The S. S. Gaelic is due to day from
San Francisco, on her way to the
Orient.
The ADVERTISER ballot appears in
this issue. Cut it out and vote for a .
player.
There was slight shock Of earth t
quake at Punaluu, Kau, Hawaii, last g
Sunday.
VI. Fagerroos, matchmaker, has
removed to the Mclean Block on
Hotel street.
Evangelistic services will be held
tonight and tomorrow evening at )
Bethel Hail. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. J. McChesney re- ,
turned home yesterday, after an en-
joyable trip abroad. +,
The ADVERTISER will not be issued
on Monday. The Staff will observe |
the Fourth of July.
The Honolulus and Kamehamehas
play League game this afternoon
at the ball grounds.
The July term of the Supreme
Court commences next Tuesday.
Justice Dole will preside.
The ire-scarred Dudoit premises
were soldthe other day for old lum-
Der. The price paid was $3.50.
The California Fruit Market has
received large consignment of
California fruits and vegetables per
Monowai
You must not forget the Kameha- 8
meha Glee Club concert at Kawaia- ;
heo Church this evening, commence
ing at 1880 O'Clock.
The chorus for the Fourth of July
celebration will have rehearsal this
afternoon at the Opera House, com
mencing at 2 o'clock.
All parties having claims against
Albert Loomans are requested to
forward them to P. o. Box 429, Sac :
ramento, Cal, for settlement.
-
In arranging your programme for .
the Fourth of July you must not {
forget to take in the picnic at Re-
mond Grove. Trains will leave
every hour during the afternoon.
The hearing of the writ of habeas
corpus in the q. S. District Court at
San Francisco, in behalf of Illinois
Wise, charged with killing China
man here some time ago, was post
poned until July 9Th.
The Claudine leaves for Maui to-
morrow evening at o'clock. The
very low excursion rate has tempted
many people to take the trip, so
Honolulu will be well represented at
the Kahului races.
The new lanai at the Hotel for the
Fonrth of July ball has been fnishedl
and will be housed in with canvas +
covering tomorrow. In the evening
the ball committee will begin their
decorations with flags and ever
green's.
The I. x. L. will be open to night
and Monday evening until 10 o'clock
to give everybody an opportunity to
has an excellent assortment of |
Fourth of July goods which he
offers at low prices.
Henry Prell, cook on board the |
barkentine Sonoma, was arrested in
San Francisco on the 10Th inst, for
attempting to smuggle Chinese
ashore. The vessel carried six
Cinnamon from this port. At his
own expense Captain Lee placed the
men ON the schooner Transit, to5R
returned to this port. The cook was
to receive $85 for each man he
landed.
II A. T. Judd, DR., and E. S. Damon,
recent graduates of Oahu College,
have passed their. Yale College pre-
liminary examinations under Presi-
/ dent Hosmer very successfully.
They will leave for Yale probably
next August. This speaks we'll of
: the training these young men re-
ceived at the hands of Prof. Hosmer,
/ at Oahu College. A successful flu
4 ture lies before them.
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e The Million Dollar Suit.
|. A reporter of the ADVERTISER
met Colonel Macfarlane last night
and asked him if the item in the
Bulletins local column last even
d ing, that Fthe Million Dollar Suit
,r had been decided against the Wal
v kapu Sugar Co." was correct. The
- Colonel smiled, and said the Bull
letin reporter had misinterpreted
9 the meaning of O. Banco decision
o. given by the Court yesterday on a
y technical point as to whether the
IN case could be brought before Jury