The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-25


on the MonOwai for a visit to the
Coast
The Band Concert this evening
at the Hotel depends on the Mono
walls departure.
The entries for the Wheelmen's
races on Saturday will close this
afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Il Mobiles H. P. Baldwin and
August Dreier were passengers on
the Mikahala yesterday. q.
There is scarcely a tamarind tree
in town that is not infested with
the cottony cushiony scale.
1t is to be hoped that crews from
the Boston will take part in the
rowing races on the Queens birth
day.
A mail is expected to leave to-
day, and copy of the HAWAIIAN
GAZETTE should accompany your
letter.
1t was remarked yesterday that
Hawaii has never been so near to
Boston and SEA Francisco as now.
Ha F.! Ha!
The members of the Steen Com
bination intend to take a business
trip to the other islands. They
will leave next week.
Kaukili, the young native charg-
ed with stealing Road Board Ian
terms, was given six months on the
reef yesterday to think it over.
DR.. Lutz, formerly of this city,
has hung out his shingle in San
Francisco next door to DIR. John
Brodie, also formerly of this city.
The street at the junction of
Union and Hotel streets has been
placed in good order and now all
the locality lacks is an electric
light.
There have been no arrests lately
for che ia or other forms of gamb-
ling, so it must be inferred that the
Chinese have mended their evil
ways (?).
The aquatic regatta on Septem-
Der I'd promises to be most inter- !
esting event. The o. r. q L. Co.
with their usual enterprise have
placed the round trip fare at so
cents.
William Eassie, known now as a
kahuna since his experience with
the Stems, left for Kauai yesterday
and no doubt ere this is reading
the mind of Bob More and other
residents of Kealia.
Justice Dole has received and
accepted the invitation of Rev. J. !
Henry Barrows, chairman of the
Advisory Council on Religious Con-
crosses of the Worlds Fair, to be a
member of that body.
The resort on Hotel street known
as the Club is to be sold by auc-
ton to-day. No longer will the
festive "gams" congregate there,
nor will the pleasing ''three cards,
please" echo resound.
The San Francisco Examiner of
August 9th says: Dora NJ. Mol
teno has been granted a divorce
from Charles Molteno, because Of
his desertion. Both are natives of
the Hawaiian Islands"
There is a report current that
the Louisiana Lottery Co. has of
fered a subsidy of $25O,00O year
to this Government for a lottery
charter. 1t is not known who the
offer was made to unless it was
Bill White.
Carl Hertz, one of the cleverest
magicians on the stage, is expected
on the Monowai, en- route to San
Francisco, and if the steamer re-
mains in port during the evening
an attempt will be made to have
him give performance.
A large dinner was given at the
Hotel last evening by Mr.. 7. A.
Mack to a company consisting of
twenty-five guests, all gentlemen.
Much good humor prevailed and a
general good time was enjoyed by
those present Mr.. Mack is an
English tourist who has been So
journing quite a little time here,
and recently visited our great Vol
cano.
The officers of the U. S. f. S.
San Francisco will give q farewell
reception on board that vessel
Thursday evening, August 25th,
at s o'clock. Dancing. As time
did not permit regular printed in
vitations to be issued, their friends
were invited by telephone, and it
is hoped that all their friends who
| hove hitherto heen invited to their