The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-10-17

y. b. Dwight and his gang OF
q men are now making new side alks
j on Fort street, in front of L. Kena-
ke's residence.
All those Interested in Theo-
sophy are requested to communi-
cate with "A.M.T.," post office box
J 442, this city.
S. Kalua, a native hack-driver,
charged with overlooking his We
hIcle, was discharged by Judge
Robertson yesterday.
George c. Ross has been APP
pointed to fill the position of book
keeper in the interior Office, in the
place of James Aholo.
The safe deposit company invite
all the ladies of Honolulu to call
and inspect their vaults today,
from 9 until 4 o'clock.
The annual meeting of the Ko-
hala Sugar Company will be held
at the Office of Castle & Cooke on
Tuesday, October Oath.
Tenders for certain repairs to the
German bark J. G. Pfuger will close
today at noon at the office of the
agents, FL. Hackfeld & Co.
The accounts Of the administra-
tors of the estate of S. G. Wilder
for the term ending Oct. IL, were
approved by Judge Whiting yester-
day.
Several sporting gentlemen went
Eva way last Sunday with dogs
and guns and returned early in the
afternoon with good bags. They
report ducks plentiful.
Mr.. Hantschel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Blein and Louis Morningstar are
among the saloon passengers leav-
Ing from this port for the Orient by
the 8. S. Oceanic today.
J. M. Vivas and J. M. Teixeira,
publishers of the Portuguese paper
La Sentinella, were held to
answer in the circuit court in
bonds of 500 each in the charge
of libel.
About seventy Chinese, fifty
seven of whom are males, have al
ready secured their tickets at the
office of III. Hackfeld & Co. for
passage to China by the steamer
Oceanic.
Lung Yao, the Chinese muir
derer of Tong Yong, has not been
yet, though the police
are securing the country for him
and a reward of 800 has been
offered for his capture.
The personal property of Mr..
Fireman, of the Portland hotel OH
Nuuanu avenue, was attached by ,
the marshal yesterday to satisfy a
claim of $9S.79, on a judgment re-
Gently rendered against him in the
district court.
Louis Morningstar, "Globe Trot-
ter" leaves today on the Oceanic ,
for Japan. If Louis attracts as
much attention in all the countries :
that he visits on his trip around
the world as he has in Hawaii, it
will be great success.
The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE is out |.
today with all the news of the past
week in an attractive form. Fifty
columns of reading matter, and
good reading matter, make a very
good investment for such a sum as
10 cents. Send it to your friends.
Jimmy Spencer has blossomed /
put into quite a Latin scholar. I
Where he learned to talk of "sine f
lua mons" and other Latin phrases c
s puzzling some of the Healani I
boys. His letter to the Star was G
model of modern and dead langu- 6
lges. I
The following officers were elect
I'd by the stock holders of the Ko-
GA Sugar Co., to serve for the en-
uing year: President, Paul Isen- ,
Berg; vice-president, w. E. A.
Cropp; teasurer, J. F. HackfeId
ecretary, c. NJ. Cooke; auditor, E. t
'uhr. +
Rev. II. 81. Parker, pastor of the 8
church, left for Molo- y
raj by the steamer Mokolii yester- r
lay afternoon. He will be the +
clergyman at the MARI 8
zee ceremony of VIM. Mulch and
Hiss Eliza Meyer, to be held at
lalae, Molokai, this morning.
Keep your friends abroad posted "
N Hawaiian affairs by mailing b
hem copies of the HAWAIIAN GA 81