The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-12

The Hawaiian Electric Company
will meet at ppm tomorrow after
noon at the office of E. o. Hall &
Son. I =
Ny w. J. Lowrie, manager of the
Eva plantation, with Mrs. Lowrie
and children, are spending a few
days in the city.
| The conductors CT the o. r. & L.
Co. are to be supplied with new
uniforms, similar to those used by
railroad men In the east.
Mr.. A. NJ. SproulI goes down by
the steamer Iwalani this afternoon
with material for building the
new pier at Hanamaulu, Kauai.
Messrs. Lyle & Sorrenson have
been awarded the contract for re-
pairing the steamer Waimanalo
now lying on the marine railway.
The harbor police arrested a man
late last night who was attempting
to carry away a bag of sugar from
one of the steamers lying at the
Inter Island wharf.
The minister of finance gives
notice elsewhere that all salary
drafts and pay rolls will hereafter
be paid the 9Th, 18th, 25th, 3Uth
or 31st of each month.
Among the passengers leaving
for San Francisco by the steamer
Mariposa on the 21st inst. are DR..
Craig, III. P. Baldwin and J. B.
Anterior, wife and daughter.
Two Cinnamon were bitten by
dogs owned by natives-one at
Kalihi and another in town. The
Cinnamon had t. go to the doctors
to have their wounds dressed.
A homing pigeon with a wounded
wing was found in Wilder's lumber
yard yesterday. The owner can
have the same by proving property
Ias per the tag attached to the bird.
Mrs. G. w. r. Ewart of Kilauea,
Mrs. II. Isenberg of Lihue and Mr.
and Mrs. H. Morrison of Makaweli
are among the passengers returning
to Kauai this evening by the
steamer Iwalani.
The marshal will sell at public
auction tomorrow at noon at the
police station lot of property un-
der writ of execution against G.
G. Kenyon, trustee, i'm favor of Paa-
hao for the sum of $50.11.
Mr.. JAS. F. Morgan will sell at
noon today 88 100 of an acre stu
ated ON Brigham street, Punahou.
The premises has good dwelling
thereon and is situated next the
property of George Robertson.
Jos. NJ. Poepoe, native barris-
ter, opened a class for the study of
law at his place near Maunakea
street last night. Over ten Ha-
waiian youths have joined the
class already, the tuition being
$125 for six hours study per week.
Mr.. A. J. Wilson, formerly prin-
cipal of the Kilihiwaena school,
Oahu, left yesterday by the steamer
M"kolii to take charge of the
Halawa government school, vice
II. van Giesen. Mr.. van Giesen
will start an independent day
school in opposition to the govern
ment school.
Mr.. Hugh Morrison, manager of
the Hawaiian Sugar Co, Maka-
we'll, Kauai, will return to Kauai
by the Iwalani this afternoon. Mr..
II. P. Baldwin, who has been act
ing as manager of Maxwell plan
tation, and family, will go back to
their home on Maui by the Claud
inc this evening.
Mr.. D. H. Kaha ulelio, principal
of the Napoopoo government school
at Kona, came down last Saturday
by the KInau to settle with the
board of education some dispute
between him and the school agent
In his district. Mr.. Kahaulelio
returns by the Kinau today for
Kawaihae, and from there will re-
turn overland to Napoopoo, expect
ing to reach his home on Thursday.
Rev. S. l.. Desha of Hilo, Ha-
waii, will go down to Waianae by
the steamer Kaala this morning.
Mr.. Desha is suffering from an af-
lection of the eye and he is going
to place himself for two months
under the treatment of DR.. Russell,
the government physician at Waia-
nae who is considered a specialist
of note. Mr.. Desha writes by to-
days Kinau to his congregation at
Hilo, accompanied by certificate
from DR.. Russell, asking to grant
him a two months leave of abb
sence.
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