The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-10-31
LOCAL IND GENERAL.

LOCAL IND GENERAL,
- Robert Cation, Of Kauai, is in
town on a short visit.
Today is pay day for all govern
ment employees; consequently al
are happy.
Warehouses; mo. 10" offers q
new consignment of dry goods to
the public.
Robert Louis Stevenson adds his
recommendation to Sans Souci'
in another column.
W. s. Luce has lost a Scotch col
lie with brown points and will pay
a reward on its recovery.
Tenders for furnishing coal to the
government close today at the in
terror Office at ~ o'clock.
Messrs. l.. NJ. Taylor and Dr..
Herr will leave for the volcano by
the steamer w. G.. Hall this morn
ing.
The regular quarterly meeting of
the Pacific Hardware Co. will be
held at their Office at 10 \. NJ. this
day.
Ten natives enriched the public
treasury 80 each yesterday for be-
ing drunk on Saturday and Sun
day.
Ex-Queen LiIiuokalani paid out
a goodly sum of money yesterday,
settling nearly all of her debts
around town.
a native named Kapae pleaded
guilty to having opium in his pos
session yesterday, and was fined
$50 and costs.
Leong Yeo the Chinese murderer
was remanded by Judge Robertson
until today when his case will come |
up for trial in the district court.
Tenders are wanted by Davies q |
Co. for the construction of two pom
toons, the plans and specifications |
of which can be seen at their office.
The entire household furniture
of Col. j. II. Soper, at the Makiki
will be sold at auction
at 10 A. NJ. this day by Jas. F.
Morgan.
A large party of young people
chartered a special car last even
ng and went out to Ilaniwai on a
picnic. Dancing and bathing were
ndulged in.
Captain Fagerroos of the custom
louse force detected a native and a
couple of Japanese in trying to
eight bottles of square
ace" off the steamer Mike Maru
yesterday.
WO Sing, the leader in the at
empt to rescue Eva che-fa players !
rom the police some days ago, was i,
n trial before Judge Robertson :
yesterday, but the case went over i,
Until today.
The Kipahulu Sugar Company t
las elected the following officers t
. Fl. Hackfeld, president; II. F.
Slade, vice-president E. Suhr, I
reasurer; G. Bose, secretary and f
}. Unna, auditor. +
r. Calender, who has been act n
ng as lay reader at the Anglican e
ihurch at Kohala, Hawaii, returns +
D England by the S. S. Warrimoo t,
n November 1st. Rev. Lewis will G
ucceed Mr.. Calender at the Ko- O
ala passionate. L
The Onomea Sugar Coz has Il
lected the following officers to .,
erve for the ensuing year: Presi- u
ent, j. B. Anterior vice-presi- r
ent, j. o. Carter treasurer, G. HI. l
.obertson secretary, E. F. Bishop, "
nd auditor Geo. P. Castle. {
The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE for this J.
eek consists of twelve pages con- n
lining a complete resume of all o.
lie happenings of the past week. ei
copy sent by the Warrimoo, due p
to your friends abroad d
i'll be appreciated by them. Can
? procured at the news agencies, W
at the Office of publication. tf
b
are being made ii
T the building of sea wall oppo- ei
te the Levers place at Waikiki.
is proposed to have the wall 3 CT
ct above low tide, or an average Z
4 feet from the coral bottom, and no
Gated some 20 feet from the pres L