The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-06

1re1ght or passage apply 10 III. TACK
field & Co.
1t is reported that about two thou
sand Chinese and Japanese immi-
grants from the Orient will arrive
the latter part of this month.
The creditors of the bankrupt firm
of Nau Hing Lung Co. are notified
to appear at the Supreme Court on
Friday, June 10, to prove their
claims.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Pioneer Building and Loan Asso-
citation will be held this evening at
7:30 O'Clock. A new series of stock
will be issued.
Miss A. A. Palmer and Miss A. f.
Abel arrived on the Mariposa. The
ladies leave on the Morning Star for
the South Sea Islands to perform
missionary work.
The Claudine will leave this port
tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock.
She will touch at Kahului, Huelo,
Kipahulu and Paauhau. She will
arrive here on Saturday morning.
Some botanist entered the premises
of Miss johnson, opposite Fort street
school, during Sunday morning and
carried away 2 year old rose bush.
Her neighbors also complain of hav-
ing missed carnations, etc.
George Ritman writes to the AID
vERTIsRR from Excelsior, Washington,
that he is signing for the balmy air
of Honolulu and may return here.
The members of No. 1. Engine Go.
will be glad to hear this.
The I. X. L., corner of King and
Nuuanu streets, is headquarters for
California fireworks. Mr.. Lederer
has ordered q big consignment of
these goods, and they will be ready
for delivery on the arrival of the
Australia.
Rev. S. L. Desha, of Rilo, Hawaii,
delivered an eulogy on the late Sam
uel Mahelona at the Sunday morning
service at Kawaiahao Church. The
reverend gentleman is very effec-
tive speaker and his remarks were
listened to with great attention.
The poor attendance at Remond
Grove on Saturday had depressing
effect on the divers, neither of which
made an unusual record. Pelehu, the
native, remained under water for two
minutes and fifty seconds, defeating
his opponent, Captain Beach, by a
minute.
Ten pastors from the country
churches came down on Saturday by
the Kinau to attend the anniversary
week of the Hawaiian Evangelical
Association. Five more arrived on
Sunday by the Mikahala from Kauai.
They attended the Kawaiahao and
Kaumakapili churches during the
day.
This is moonlight concert week.
The band will play on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings at Thomas
Square; on Friday evening at Makee
Island on Thursday evening, Pro.
lessor Berger and the band will
assist at the annual Kawaiahao
Seminary exhibition, to be given at
Kawaiahao church.
Captain William T. Sampson, of
the United States cruiser San Fran
cisco, has been detached and ordered
to report to the Secretary of the Navy
at once. He leaves on Tuesday on
the Colima. The officers of the
cruiser will honor him by giving an
informal reception on board, this
afternoon from 2:30 till 5 PM
A tourist named Frazer Ashhurst
aud a guest of the Hawaiian Hotel
wanted to go to sleep the other even.
ing. but, being nervous, he had te
resort to choral. He took enough oil
the drug to put eight ordinary mer
to slumber, with the result that i
took two physicians to bring hin
back to earth. He is all right now.
A Chinese peddler named Tons
Yuen was arrested on Saturday. Fl,
is supposed to be an accomplice il
the murder of the unknown China
man whose body was found in tn
bay during the month of April last
He will be kept in custody unit
Captain Hopkins and the allege,
murderer arrive from San Francisco
Two thoroughbred horses came O
the Mariposa in care of E. r. Mile:
, gentleman we'll known here. On
horse is a two-year-old, while th
other is a three-year-old. 1t is III
D derstood that they are the propert
C of MIR. Albert Horner, of Hilo,
was stated last night that the thre,
year-old would be entered for tn
coming races.