The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-01-19
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

There was no school session at
Oahu College yesterday.
The Punahou Preparatory School
will resume its exercises to-day.
Kamehameha School boys will !
enjoy a vacation of several weeks.
The extra HAWAIIAN GAZETTE .
went like hot cakes yesterday after
noon.
The Claudine cleared from the I
Custom House yesterday for San
Francisco.
James F. Morgan will hold a
landlords sale Of property on Sa-
turday at noon.
By order of Commander Soper
the saloons are closed and will re-
main so until further notice. Il
The following heavy mail will
be dispatched on the Claudine:
3639 letters and 209l papers.
The ladies' social which was to
take place this evening at Central
Union Church has been postponed.
The fair sex have recovered from
any fright they may have felt, as
many ladies could be seen driving
about town yesterday.
| T. f. Krouse Of the Arlington
Hotel has a big contract on hand.
He is feeding the volunteer forces
of the new government.
During the absence of Hon w.
C. Wilder from the Islands, Nilsson,
Charles T. Wilder will act for him
under full power of attorney.
The Japanese training ship Kon-
90 may be expected from San
Francisco any day now. She will
remain in port about ten days.
The annual meeting of the Ha-
waiian Agricultural Company will
be held this morning at ten o'clock
at the office of G.. Brewer Il Co.
The barracks is now in the
hands of the Government. The
Household Guards were paid off
yesterday and dismissed for good.
A number of the members of the
Legislature left for their homes
yesterday. A few more will leave
tomorrow morning by the W. c..
Hall.
The By Authority column in
this issue contains correspondence
from many representatives from for
eign powers recognizing the Pro-
visional Government.
Captain Davies of the Claudine
has been appointed superintendent
for the Wilder S. S. Co., in place Of
Captain J. A. King, who has &C
cepted Cabinet position.
. 1t is probable that DR.. R. Day
will leave on the Claudine this
, morning as attending physician for
Hon. Lorrin A. Thurston, who is
$ is not enjoying the best of health.
The seven native boys, who it is
alleged, set fire to the vine arbOr IL
Emma Square on Tuesday morn
ing, have been charged with mali
cious burning. They will be trleC
this morning.
d S. F. Chillingworth of MauN i
now acting as Deputy Marshal
Mr.. Mehrten continues to do tn
n prosecuting in the District Cour
. in addition to his duties as Jalle
of the Oahu prison.
While martial law is continued
o citizens are not expected to be o
3 the streets after 9 80 o'clock q
= night without they have pas
10 Guards are now posted all over tn
% town to enforce the law.
Is The native policeman who wa
4 wounded the other day on Fol
% street, has been presented with
= 5000 purse by the citizens OF tn
city. The money was sent throug
Hon. S. B. Dole, Minister of Flo
eign Affairs.
6 To-day is the day set for Il
L native attorney named T. NJ. X;
3 neakua to appear before the 5
lc- preme Court and show cause wi
~ he should not be disbarred
4 sharp practice. 1t will be remer
bered that he caused Il bogus 81
10 poena to be issued.
An accident happened on |,
Friday at the Onomea Sugar MI
gar at Papaikau. \ centrifugal
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