The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-17

WO luIulSueO 1OOmS are IOf rent.
See advertisement.
H. Hackfeld & Co. offer best re
fined alcohol at $1.75 gallon.
Eleven tourists left for the Volcano
yesterday on the steamer W. q. Hall.
A copy Of the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE
should accompany your letter abroad.
The Australia will depart at noon
to-day with quite heavy passenger
list.
Mrs. s. B. Rose and son lit on the
Maui.
The Y. M. c. A. will lead the
prayermeeting tonight at the Cen
trail Union Church.
A new evening paper will probably
make its appearance next week. 1t
promises to be hummer"
I John Warehouse, a graduate of
Oahu College, leaves by the Austria
liza to day to enter Princeton.
Charles L. Gulick has a notice in
this issue regarding the adjudication
of some land in Manoa Valley
The members of the Hook and
Ladder Co. will hold their monthly
social this evening at their hall.
Police Sergeant Crabbe has found
a valuable yellow dog which be is
anxious to turn over to the owner.
At the conclusion of the serviceNat
st. Andrews Cathedral this evening,
Mr.. F. NJ English will give an organ
recital.
The stockholders of the Paia
plantation will hold a meeting on
the 22d inst. at the office of Castle &
Cooke.
The National Fruit Growing Co.
Rooms, 2 and 3 Chronicle Building,
have an important advertisement in
this Issue.
The Steen combination will give
performance at the Opera House to-
morrow evening. Seats can be had
at Levey's.
The Rev. John Osborne is kodak
fend. He snaps at everything worth
taking, and must have a fine collec,
ton Of views.
Noble Neumann Gays the repertor-
ial staff is the most respectable por-
ton of the House. And the band
played "che fa." \
Mons. Vizzavona entertained Ad-
miral Paragon and the officers of
the French Flagship Dubourdieu at
a dinner last evening.
I One side Of Fort street, extending
from Halls corner to Merchant
street, is to be paved with blocks of
blue stone, as an experiment.
Tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock
Jas. F. Morgan will hold an auction
sale of household furniture on the
premises of J. Adler, Punchbowl
street
Miss Helen Wilder was thrown off
her horse while out riding at Kua
loa, Koolau, on Monday after.
noon. She received slight bruises
on the leg,
Nv. +. Frear, who is spending a
few days at Kahuku Plantation, rode
on bicycle from Pearl City to that
place. He travelled the first % miles
in four hours.
1t is understood that the funeral
of the late Hattie Brown will not
take place until next Sunday, owing
to the absence of Mrs. W. G. King, g
sister of the deceased.
The Haiku Sugar Co. will hold 6
meeting on the 22d inst, and the
Kohala Sugar Go. will meet on the
10Th. Both meetings will be held a.
the Office of Castle & Cooke.
Miss Virginia Calhoun, the Sar
Jose Mercury representative, occu
pied special seat to the left Of the
organist at st. Andrews Cathedra
during the Dowsett-von Tempsky
marriage yesterday.
~ George Lycurgus took trial ship
ment of bananas and pineapples OIL
| the S. S. Palmas which left this por
on the 14th ult. bound for Victoria
Private advices from him state tina
he disposed of the fruit at profit
able figure.
One of the largest assemblage
avor COON in tho HOtal UrOuDd