The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-07-27

The S. S. Oceanic has clean bill
of health.
N. 5; Sachs has just received some
ne" silk and crepe goods.
Mobiles Thurston, Young and Bald
win left for Maui yesterday.
Hustace & Co. sell algaroba fire.
wood for S11 cord, delivered free,
Colonel and Mrs. Claus Spreckels
left for Maui by the Claudine yester.
day
Rev. E. G. Beckwith and wife were
passengers on the Claudine yester-
day.
The closing exercises of st. An
drew's Priory will take place this
morning.
| Capt. W. Matson and Mrs. Matson
after pleasant visit leave for their
home on the Mariposa.
j. Mitchell was arrested yesterday
on charge of assault and battery
preferred by A. Vierra.
Among the visitors to the Legisla-
ture yesterday morning were several
Brothers of st. Louis College.
At noon to-day Jas. F. Morgan
will hold an auction sale of leases of
five residence sites at Waikiki.
This morning at 10 o'clock an auc-
ton sale of household furniture will
take place at Morgan's salesroom.
The S. S. Oceanic has 1858 Chinese
for this port, divided up as follows:
242 men, 80 women and 81 children.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Atwater leave
on the Mariposa for San Francisco
with the intention of settling in that
city.
The alleged bankruptcy case of
j. Hubash was argued and submit
ted before Justice Bickerton yester-
day.
If the Mariposa arrives in port to-
day and remains during the evening,
the band will give a concert at the
Hotel.
The Oceanic's cabin passengers
will be allowed to land this morning;
the Chinese immigrants will be
placed in quarantine.
Purser E. 0. Tuttle, of the S. S.
Oceanic, and Port Surveyor Crabbe
have the thanks of the ADVERTISER
for late Japan papers.
DR.. j. S. McGrew occupied the
chair of the Minister of Finance in
the Legislative Assembly for several
moments yesterday morning.
Justice Bickerton has appointed
Bruce Cartwright administrator of
two estates that had been handled
by the late A. J. Cartwright. =
There will be full rehearsal of
the Crusaders " this evening at the
Opera House. On Friday night a
dress rehearsal will take place.
Copies of this weeks GAZETTE IL
pages), in wrappers, can be had at
this Office or of the newsdealers for
the outgoing mail to the Coast to-
day,
e. Schwabach and wife, P. T. Sus-
man, Mrs. j. Susman, and the Rev.
G. II. and Mrs. Gulick and daughter
were passengers on the Oceanic for
this city.
On the Sd instant, at Yokohama,
Lieutenant Arthur g. Cawston, of
Il. B. M. s. Penguin, shot and killed
himself while In state of temporary
insanity.
Mr.. E. Schwabach, who arrived on
the Oceanic, is an artist of some
note, and during his stay here will
make number of sketches of Ha-
waiian scenery.
Rey.yOrramel Gulick, after resi-
denee of twenty years in Japan,
arrived on the S. S. Oceanic yester-
day. He is brother of Rev. VIM.
/ Gulick of Makawao.
Reserved seats are on sale at L. J.
Levey's for the Crusaders" to be
presented at the Opera House on
Saturday evening, for the benefit OF
the Kawaiahao Church.
-aThe list of steerage passengers on
the S. S. Oceanic calls for 1858 CHI
nese for this port, yet, Purser futile
says, there are 381 on board in all
Port Surveyor Crabbe will keep 6
careful eye on the thirteen extra
men.
The stockholders of the VIM. G
Irwin & Co., LID, have elected the
following officers: w. G.. Irwin
President and Manager; Claus
Spreckels, Vice President; w. M
Giffard, Secretary and Treasurer: T
| @. Porter, Auditor.
The wife of Wong Kwai, the Vice
Chinese Commercial Agent, wa:
buried yesterday from the residence
on Fort street. The Hawaiian BanC
led the funeral, which was a yer,
| lone ono 70 %ha oorooLarr- TIL,