The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-04-13

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The stockholders of w. G. Brew
er & Go. will hold their quarterly
meeting today.
c. II. Luther and H. E. Congdcn
returned yesterday from tour
around the island.
The bark John d. Brewer will
probably leave New York on or
about July 18th next.
The u. S. S. Adams will leave
on Saturday for Port Townsend EN-
route to the Behring Sea.
The different district clubs will
meet tonight to nominate delegates
to stand at the coming election.
J. F.. Morgan will hold sale of
unclaimed packages from the Gus
tom House today at 10 clock.
Mrs. T. w. Ames, wife of Pay
master Ames, u. s. N, was pas
sengers on the Mariposa yesterday.
The meeting of the third district
club this evening will be held at
the drill shed instead of at the
Royal school.
Admiral Walker arrived yester-
day morning, accompanied by
Lieut.. s. A. Staunton, u. S. n. and
Ensign S. S. Wood.
There will not be a rehearsal of
the choir at Central Union Church
toni hit, owing to the opening OF
the Feast of Nations"
Thirty-one steerage passengers
arrived on the Mariposa. Ten OF
them were Portuguese who return
ed to work on plantations.
'sDaisy Bell" the song that was
published in yesterdays ADvER-
TIsER, was the work of Mr.. IL. Rob
erts. the artist connected with
this paper.
Colonel G. w. Macfarlane was
one of the bidders on the lease OF
the California Hotel in San Fran
cisco. 1t was not secured by him,
however.
The rehearsal for the Central
Union Church choir will take place
at 10 o'clock on Sunday morning
at the residence of Miss Patch, in
stead of tonight.
Louis Morrison was given two
months in Jail in the District
Court Yesterday. He was charged
with stealing So SO from an en-
ployee at the hotel.
The "Feast of Nations" will
open this evening at the Armory
on Beretania street. The doors
will open at 7:3O o'clock, the
grand march will commence at 8.
A supplement to the HAWAIIAN
GAzETTE was issued yesterday for
the benefit of island subscribers.
Those on Hawaii and Maui will
receive the latest foreign news on
the arrival of the Likelike. y
Captain Kidwell has returned
from his trip to the Coast, looking
the picture of health. He Travelled
through California, Oregon and
Washington, and claims that he
only saw two men who were not
annexationists.
The Likelike took the Mariposa's
mail for Maui and Hawaii ports
Yesterday, and the mail for Kauai
was sent on the Iwalani. The peo-
ple on the other islands will be
more than pleased to receive their
mail so promptly.
Owing to the fact that many
residents Of the First District have
made arrangements to go to the
Feast of Nations this evening, the
meeting there will be held at 6 :45.
The polls will open at Z, and the
voting close at s 80 o'clock.
A. J. Campbell, formerly of this
CITY. is about to establish a new
telephone company in San Fran
cisco. He proposes to cut on the
rates of the present company about
33 per cent, and it is said be IL
securing large number OF sub
scribers.
The Government received ful
adyices from Minister Thurstor
Yesterday. Bananas and pineap
ples are on the free list. The i'm
preston prevails in Washington
that the Administration will go t.
work on Pearl Harbor. There j:
;ndinatinn that Mr.. ThurstOr