The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-04-19

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Mr.. Claus Spreckels and family
are late arrivals per Australia.
Purser Ryan of the Australia
has the thanks of the ADvERTIsEH
| for news favors.
Messrs. c. R. Bishop, w. A. Kin.
ney, s. T. Alexander and NJ. Green
arrived on the Australia.
The Minister of the Interior has
a notice in this issue regarding the
| Government Pound ON Molokai.
Mr.. W. r. Castle, as attorney for
the Sun Fire Office Company, has
notice to the public in this issue.
Mellin's Food for Infants can be
purchased for 50 cents bottle at
Hebron, Newman Il Co.'S drug
store.
James Dodd, who is we'll known
here, arrived on the Australia yes.
terday after an absence Of several
years.
Geo. ]. Kanikau left yesterday
by the Kinau to become Principal
Of the English school at Mahukona,
Hawaii.
A silk umbrella has been found.
The owner can have the same on
proving his claim at the office of
this paper.
The official announcement of the
appointment of Mr.. James B. Cas-
tie as Collector General appears in
this issue.
AT last accounts there was no
change in the bid for Hawaiian
Commercial stock. 1t was quoted
at SIS share.
Hon. w. C. Wilder has BEEN
elected a member of the Advisory
Council in place of J. A. McCand-'
lass, resigned.
i Collector J. B. Castle
officially announces the appoint
ment of Mr.. Frank B. McStocker
as his deputy.
The Jockey Club has decided to
hold races on the 18th of June. A
programme similar to last years
has been decided on.
Among the freight of the Aus
tralia yesterday was over one
thousand pounds of book type for
the Hawaiian Gazette Co.
e6hn Parker and Miss T. Dowsett
were married yesterday. In the
afternoon they left on the Kinau
for Mana, where they will reside.
A testimonial concert will be
rendered to Prof. U. J. Ordway. It
will take place at Kawaiahao
Church on the evening of May 9th.
A lot of new goods, consisting of
latest styles in millinery, new dry
goods and new novelties, arrived
per Australia, for N. S. Sachs, 104
Fort street.
Leonard, the jockey, arrived from
San Francisco Yesterday. In all
probability he will drive w. FL.
sCornwelPs horses at the coming
June races.
DR.. G. T. Rodgers has BEEN
elected secretary of the Executive
and Advisory Councils of the Gov
eminent, in place of Mr.. J. B. Cas-
tie, resigned.
Don't forget the Y's at the Y. M.
G. A.. A. Hall On Thursday even
ing. The fair debaters from Kauai
and Hilo promise some interesting
developments.
Two Chinese were arrested in
Nuuanu Valley yesterday morning
for having opium in possession.
They had seven tins of the drug
when captured.
The charge of libel against Har-
ry Won Werthern was dismissed in
the District Court yesterday. Both
sides to the case settled their differ
ences amicably.
Mr.. T. w. Hebron advises people
who intend to go to the Worlds
Fair, to join the Pacific Excursion
Co. He relates the advantages in
another column in this issue.
Judge Foster gave his decision
yesterday in the Ehrlich-Peterson
assault case. He imposed fine
of SIS ON Peterson with Court costs.
The young secretary has noted an
appeal to the Circuit Court.
Mr.. Frank Pratt, the Hawaiian
Consul, it is understood, will re-
tain his position, as the Provis-
ional Government does not intend
making any change at present.
Mr.. Pratt is an ardent supporter of
the Queen and the Royal Govern
ment.-S. F. Call.