The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-01
Sam Nowlein is in town again.

Anchor.
List of advertised letters appear
this morning.
Enterprise beer at the Pantheon.
See advertisement.
Kamehamehas and Stars, league
grounds, 3 80 sharp.
Boat race between crews of the
Healani Club at 4 30 pm.
c. +. Horner and wife arrived
from Lahaina by the kinau.
A marshals sale will be held at
noon today in front of the police
station.
Rev. +. w. Damon has returned
from his annual trip to the other
islands.
4 bicycle parade is now much
talked of affair for Fourth of July
evening.
Rumor has it that one of the
captains of the regular companies
will shortly resign.
Ten preachers came by the kinau
yesterday to attend the meeting of
the Evangelical Society.
Jim Carly took possession of his
new stable yesterday. 1t is known
as the American Stable.
Miss Lucy Ward will leave by
the Australia on Monday for q six
weeks visit TO the Coast.
The June number of the Paradise
of the Pacific is out. Copies can
be had of the newsdealers.
The Missionary Children's Soci-
ETY. will meet at Z 80 this evening
at the residence of J. B. Anterior.
For some reason or other there
was no water supply throughout
the city early yesterday morning.
The Philadelphia battalion will
not land for shore drill again dur
ing the stay of the flagship in port.
The Pioneer Building and Loan
Association will meet on Monday
night. Payments can be made to-
day.
Harry Overend has gone to Ha-
makua, where he will reside if for
tunate enough to secure employ
ment.
= J. H. Fisher and E. Waity are
duly authorized agents to sign the
firm name of Bishop & Co. by pro-
duration.
The prince" Cupid habeas cor
pus case was heard in the Supreme
Court yesterday. Argument will
be continued this morning.
Fort Street and St. Louis base
ball teams of the Junior League
will cross bats at 10 o'clock this |
morning on league grounds.
Fruit shippers have about dis
continued consignments for the |
north by the Canadian line. The |
irregularity of steamers is given as
the reason.
News has been received at the |
Foreign Office of the death of D. P.
Cruikshank, Consul at Auckland, |
n. T., and of the resignation of w.
II. Moulton, Newcastle, n. 8. W.
Lieutenant George w. r. King
retires today from active military
service. His resignation was sent
in Immediately after the verdict of
the court martial was announced.
Several members of Citizens
Guard have been dropped from the
roll in Palama. This is owing to
there being more than the requi-
site number in Seventh Company.
Lionel Hart, in speaking to an
ADVERTISER representative yester-
day, said that he was in very good
health and unless some unforeseen
circumstance happened, would
pitch for the Stars today.
The Hawaiian Coffee and Tea
Company elected the following
officers at the annual meeting on
May 30: Tom May, president
Charles VI. Cooke, vice president
F. A. Schaefer, treasurer; VIM. w.
Hall, secretary; and H. Lewis,
auditor. x
a dissolution of partnership of
Charles r Bishop and Samuel M.
Damon, under tne firm name of
Bishop & Co, bankers, is an
nounced elsewhere in this issue. !
The business will be carried on as
heretofore by Samuel NJ. Damon,
who has acquired all of the assets ,
and assumed the payment of all
liabilities Of the said firm existing