The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-16
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mr.. Kubola has resigned from
the firm of TiraOCa Il Co. OF La
haina.
J. /. Dowsett has filed bond for
$1,000 as guardian of Annie 4. IL
Parker.
There is an interesting account
In this issue OF the National cane
shredder
The annual meeting of the ".
q. T.. u. has been postponed for
one week.
John >. Walker offers for sale a
valuable interest in some coffee
lands on Hawaii.
James r. Morgan will have an
interesting sale under mortgage
foreclosure Wednesday.
George Marston, formerly "a com
position on this paper, died recently
of consumption at Calcutta.
See the new adv. ol the Hard
ware Company in this issue. Ii is
extremely interesting reading.
W. W. Terry and W. n. Hires
and wife are the only ones booked
for the Colonies by the Monowai.
The annual meeting of the Paia
Plantation Company will be held
October 10Th, at the office of Castle
X Cooke.
A native named Aiau was fined
50 and costs in the District Court
yesterday for having opium in his
possession.
The Haiku Sugar Company's
annual meeting will be held ut
Castle & Cookies office Monday,
October 29th.
The annual meeting of the Ko-
hala sugar Company will be held
Monday, October 29th, at the office
of Castle Il Cooke.
Captain Mcdonald, the old war
veteran, is selling some handsome
" bound volumes of book called
the Picturesque Pacific Coast.
The Reciprocity Sugar Com
pauy's annual meeting will be held
at the Hawaiian Safe Deposit and
Investment Company, Oct. SOth.
A. Tn. Gruetter and l. Witkow-
ski, who have gone to Olaa TO in
vestigate the coffee business, will
leave on the Alameda for the Coast.
The stockholders of Princeville
Plantation Company will hold an
annual meeting this morning at 10 |
o'clock at the office of c. Brewer IL
Co.
Sanford Fleming and Mr.. Mer-
Ger, who have been here for some
time In the interests of the Pacific
cable. leave on the Alameda Thurs
day.
Commissioner Marsden received
four big bundles OF Japanese chest
nuts on the .Pekin, which will be
planted on the slopes of mountains.
The tree is a beautiful one, and the
fruit said to De delicious.
The weekly social at the resi-
dence of @. Z. Bosrdman will not
take place tomorrow evening. The
members are requested to meet
again on Wednesday svening, Octo-
Der oath, at the usual hour.
The District Court looked like a
frst-class opium den yesterday,
while several Cinnamon were being
tried for smoking the seductive
drug and The captured layouts
were being shown as evidence.
Officers Of the Lihue Plantation
Company were elected yesterday as
follows: President, Paul Isenberg
yice-president, c. NJ. Cooke; treas
urer, J. F. Hackfeld; secretary,
". G. Parke; auditor, a. ;. Wilcox.
4 Chinaman named Lau Chong
was arrested yesterday charged
With forgery. He signed the name
of Yong Tai as surety to a bond
given 10 secure the departure of
another celestial named Sui Kwong
within six months Of his arrival.
At the annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the Koloa Sugar
Company held yesterday the fol-
owing officers were elected: Presi-
lent, Paul Isenberg; vice-presi-
lent, w. +. a. Copp; treasurer,
F. Hackfeld secretary, G. NJ.
Cooks auditor, f. Subr.
CbaYIey,s Aunt.