The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-07-20

\ sale of government land, stu
ated on Maui, viii take place to-
day in front OF the Executive
lallding.
Mr. and Mrs, Claus Spreckels and
daughter we've photographed yester-
gay while they stood ON the deck
Ri the Australia.
A number of Punahou scholars
were ON the Oceanic wharf yester-
day 70 bid good bye 80 Prof, and
I Mrs, Hosmer
/ Elsewhere in this issue can be
| Ioaud an additional list Of Mutual
telephone subscribers. Cut il out
for future reference.
The large library of books for
merly owned at the Arlington will
/ be disposed OF today at Morgan's
/ salesroom At 10 AN,
/ Master W. D. GiGard, son of Mr..
/ W, NJ, Giflard, left on the Austra>
( liza yesterday 70 resume his college
duties at Oakland, Gala,
! \ good lunch will be served to-
day at the Boston lunch room
/ Veal pie, lemon and coooanut pie,
Will be on the bill of fare,
a gold cuff button was lost yes
terday on the Oceanic wharf. The
finder Will please return it 10 ii.
F. Wlchman and be rewarded,
Lieut., G. w. K. King having re-
ported for duty at the court house
on Tuesday, Lieut., p. Smith went
back 10 his old post on the dredger.
The executive and advisory
councils VIII meet this afternoon
at 80 o'clock. All members are
requested to be present promptly at |
that hour.
An adjourned annual meeting of |
the stockholders of the Hawaiian |
base ball association will be held |
tomorrow at - 80 O'clock, at room
8, Campbell block.
There was no meeting of the
board If health yesterday, owing to
a lack of business ready for tran
saction. The meeting will likely
be called in few days by the pres
ident.
The hotel band stand presented
s. beautiful appearance on Tuesday
evening, with its colored electric
lights, and the effect was fully equal
to that produced on the opening
night.
On and after August /, 1898, the
freight charges on wines, beers,
liquors, etc, 10 kahului, Maui, will
b at the same rate "a charged to
all other landings of the Wilder
Steamship Company.
Ten head of mares and colts
from the Judd ranch, Kualoa, will
be auctinned off on Saturday noon
by James F. Morgan, at the pad
dock in the rear Of J. l. Dowsett's
office, on Queen street.
\ native woman tainted in the
Pohukaina school yard yesterday.
Native women around gave her
good lomilomi, and when she re-
vived Mrs. Atkinson sent her home
in a hack.
Mr.. Corbett says that he had
twenty-five enthusiastic foot ball
players on the field the other even
ing. His men are having good
practice Their match game with
the Boston team will come off two
weeks from next Saturday.
Rudolph Biudt, the young white
boy who left on Tuesday evening,
by the Mikahala, for Kauai, joking
II told several of his friends that
be was going to hunt for the leper,
hOolau. HIS relatives here state
that he told them be was going to
open q store on Kauai. To another
friend he said he was going to
Mana, near Kalalau.
Miss Bachelor, one of the assist
ant teachers at the Fort street
school having left yesterday by
he steamer Australia bound for )
he Worlds Fair, Mis- Laura Dun J
,an, principal of the Pohukaina {
iris school, will take charge of
Mss Bachelors classes for the .
hree remaining days of this school
erm ending next Friday.
Kohaia Telephone Co. "
The Kohala Telephone Co. has /
elected the following officers. Pre- r