The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-12

/fJudglng from the number OF
|round-faced young ones one sees
about town, it is safe to say that
mumps are prevalent.
The ladies of the Central Union
Church will give lunch at the
church parlors tomorrow from
II 80 A. NJ. to 80 p NJ.
"Veal Noisette, la Louisiana
Lottery" appeared on the Hotel
bill of fare last night. It is not
known how many prizes were
drawn.
i Mr.. w. G. Walker, manager of
the Ookala Sugar Co., who has
been in town during the past few
days, returned home on the Clau-
dine yesterday.
The trial of the two Chinese who
were captured on Monday evening
with a wagon load of opium in pos
session has been postponed until
tomorrow morning.
The registered mail and parcel
post will close at 10 o'clock this
morning and the letter mail at II
o'clock. Send a HAWAIIAN GA
zETTE with your letter.
The Niihau pilgrims to Mokuola,
Hilo, Hawaii, returned yesterday
by the steamer Mikahala to tell the
story of their health-seeking jour-
ney to their kahuna at Niihau.
Hon. Robert Hoapili Baker says
that he has never applied for Mr..
VIM. H. Tells place at the Leper
Settlement, as he has no desire to
assume the abuses of the office.
The Bureau of Information sends
on the Australia to-day over sixty
packages of illustrated matter to
the different branches of the firm
of Cook & Sons, tourist agents,
throughout America and Europe.
Last night about s o'clock a
Spaniard named Anton Ariola,
supposed to be a cook, was arrested
on the water front with two tins of
opium in his possession. The ar
rest was made by Police Officer
No. 80.
In the breach of promise suit of
Alice K. Ayers against w. Mahuka,
the jury brought in a verdict for
the latter, after considering the
matter for twenty minutes. It will
be remembered that the young
lady asked for $4,000.
Whoever is appointed Consul in
San Francisco will have an excel
lent opportunity to distinguish
himself by giving some attention
to tourist travel, and forwarding
the efforts now being made to at
tract desirable class of sightseers
James Quinn, the popular hack
man, has at last received his re
ward for party fidelity, as it wa:
rumored last evening that he hac
received the office of Hawaiian
Consul at San Francisco. Mr.
Quinn spoiled this romance las
evening by saying it was not true
| Macfarlane & Company, Id, il
the name of q new corporation, anC
will carry on the business formerly
owned by Macfarlane & Co. TIL,
, officers are: H. r. Macfarlane
president E. G. Macfarlane, vice
president G. NJ. White, secretary
and treasurer; f. Wundenberg
! auditor.
1t was stated positively las
5 night that the Board of Health
: would send letter to John D
Spreckels & Bros. to-day, notifying
those gentlemen that if no cases G
cholera exist in the United State
r or Canada when the Australi
O leaves San Francisco on her mex
r trip to this port, she will not b
!. subjected to the quarantine reguIs
n tons now in force.
), Captain Houdlette walked u
the street yesterday forenoon, an
$ whenever he met one of the med
:, - cal fraternity he dropped his pacl
K ages and, assuming a belligerer
IS attitude, enquired, do you belon
IS to the Board of Health?" But n
n one belonged to the Board {
Health, and after each inquiry Il
captain resumed his bundles an
r continued his walk, looking fc
victims but finding none.