The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-08-30
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

A marine was arrested for fight
ing last night.
Entries for the September meet
ing of the Jockey Club close to-
day.
The Hawaiian Sportsmens' Asso
citation will meet at the Hawaiian
Hotel this evening at Z 80.
A new son and heir came to the
household of Police Captain Robt.
Parker early last night.
Two passengers left for the vol
cano yesterday morning by the
steamer Mikahala.
Steamer Warrimoo will be due
tomorrow from the colonies EN-
route to British Columbia.
Mr.. James Wilder will return to
Harvard College by the Australia
leaving here on September 18th.
Mr.. w. II. Wright has issued
only fifteen return permits for Chi
nese leaving by the Velocity today.
II is understood that the Holo-
mua will be printed hereafter at
the old Elele Office on King street.
At recent stamp sale in Lon
don the sum Of $15 was paid for
five cents stamp of the Sandwich
Isles.
Messrs. X. Willing and II. J.
Caesar left by the steamer Mika-
hala yesterday for a visit to the
volcano.
An announcement appears else
where of the opening of Miss
Berry's select school on next Mon
day, September 4th.
1t was reported during the early
part of last evening that one of the
King street cars had run away, but
no damage had resulted.
The Kamehameha schools will
open on Monday, September 4th.
Applications for admission should
be made Immediately.
Mr.. VIM. Ross, passenger agent
of the 1. 1. S. n. Co., dispatched
six steamers and one schooner yes
terday to the other islands.
Messrs. E. Jennings, B. Rosseler
and E. B. Hoag were passengers
for San Francisco by the brigan-
tine w. G. Irwin yesterday.
Messrs. n. F. Burgess and r. D.
Walbridge, sent away household eff
fects valued at $1050 by the brig
antine w. G. Irwin to the Coast
yesterday.
Frank Poor, having thoroughly
recovered from the recent painful
accident to his eyes, resumed his
duties as purser of the steamer c.
R. Bishop yesterday.
The special meeting Of the stock
holders of the Hawaiian Fruit d
Taro Co., which was called for yes
terday, has been postponed until
next Monday, September 18th. y
Mr.. S. L. Aungst, superintendent
of the Mutual Telephone Company,
is expected to arrive home by the
Australia on September 9th from q
lengthy visit to the Worlds Fair.
Minister King will sell at public
auction on Thursday, September
2Sth, the lease of a piece of govern
ment land adjoining Pohakuhahu,
Hamakua, Hawaii, containing oO
acres more or less.
Invitations are out for a sub
scription ball to be given at the
Hawaiian Hotel next Tuesday
evening. In order that the affair
NAV prove a success, the commit
tee require an immediate reply.
It is understood that Mr.. J. S.
Emerson, who left by the last trip
of the steamer Australia for Chi
cago, took with him a part of his
collection of Hawaiian curios. He
will exhibit them at the Worlds
Fair.
The street door leading to the
U. S. consulate was found un-
locked about s o'clock last night
by policeman. The key was in
the lock on the outside. The door
was locked and the key taken to
the police station.
In the case of Carl Hennoch We.
the Hawaiian government, before
Judge Cooper yesterday afternoon,
the jury rendered a verdict in
favor of the defendant. Attorney
General Smith represented the
government.
Mr.. w. H. Cornwell met with q
slight but painful accident yester.