The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-03

3.374 last quotation of sugar.
P. B. & l.. A. meeting tonight.
Australia sails at 4 pm. today.
A small gold brooch has been
lost.
The drill shed is being decorated
for Co. BIS ball tomorrow night.
Miss Neumann has returned
from q visit to Maui and Hawaii.
J. J. Egan and family leave for
New York by the Australia today.
E. C. Crick was about town on
Saturday bidding goodbye to his
friends.
A marshaPs sale takes place at
noon today in front of the police
station.
Mrs. w. r. Lambert leaves for
six weeks visit to the Coast by the
Australia.
Geo. w. r. King with Mr.. Pratt,
brother of Capt. J. w. Pratt, will
join Company B.
Portuguese residents on Punch
bowl enthusiastically night with
torches and band.
One white man and two Chinese
stowaways were sent out of the
country by the Peking.
Special term of the Circuit
Court, First Circuit, opens today,
Judge Cooper presiding.
Lau Chong, the manager for
Wing Wo Tai q Co., left on the
Picking for a visit to China.
The Hawaiian National Band is
meeting with poor success in their
series of ten concerts in San Fran
cisco.
The full committees of the Kin
dergarten Association will meet in
Central Union church at 10 o'clock
this morning.
w. I. Warmer will not return to
Los Angeles, as better inducements
have been offered him by the Ha-
waiian Electric Company.
A. F. Under, l.. P. Lincoln, Judge
J. II. S. Kaleo, J. K. Iosepa, L. A.
Dickey were passengers by the
Claudine Sunday morning.
Hon. A. F. Judd will deliver the
memorial address of the Evangel-
ical Society in native at Kaumaka-
pill church this evening.
Include copies of the GAZETTE
and ADVERTISER with your mail to-
day. Copies in wrappers at news
dealers and publication Office.
L. Berndt, formerly a member of
the mounted police, left for China
by the Peking. He went-under
contract to drill Chinese soldiers.
The output of four Hilo planta-
tions-Wainaku, Waikea, Pepee-
keo andHakalau will probably
reach 10000 tons for the present
season.
Captain Patterson tried to send
crazy Jap away on the Picking, but |
the captain of the steamer refused |
to take him. He was returned to |
the asylum.
Five whites and ten Chinese
were killed in an explosion of the
nitro glycerine house of the Cali
fornia Powder Company at Pinole
on May Dist.
The shoot between members of B
Company did not take place Satur-
day, Capt. White not being able to
take part. The match has been set
for next Saturday.
c. A. Brown is in town again
after spending a week on Molokai.
He brought the carcass of large
sized buck with him which was
killed one day last week.
The executive committee of the
Woman's Board and the chairmen
of the kindergarten committees
will meet in Central Union church
at 10 80 o'clock this morning.
P. s. Allen, the Government
sleuth who was cowhided by Mrs.
Gauld a few days since, received
his dismissal Saturday night and
will leave by the Australia today.
Ex-detective Wagner has fallen
from grace since his retirement as
a Government sleuth. He was ar
rested Saturday night for being
drunk and carrying concealed |
There were 116 guests at the
French dinner at the Hawaiian
hotel Saturday evening. The
Quintette club sang popular native :.
airs, TO the delight of the strange
quests. and a pleasant time fol-