The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-10-02
LOCAL BREYITIES.

The October DeHneator is now ready
at Mrs. Hanna's, also the October pat
terms.
A lady's gold watch and fob and gold
charm has been lost Reward at this
Office.
After this date V. E. PangeIinan will
not be responsible for the debts of his
wife Amy.
The Waialeale sailed yesterday at
p. m. for Kappa with a cargo of gen
eral merchandise.
Frank S. Dodge has this day been
appointed Commissioner of Boundaries
for the First Judicial Circuit
The captain and officers of the Z. S.
s. Adams will hold their usual monthly
reception this afternoon on board the
ship from 10 p. IN.
Sheridan, the man sent to the reef
for threatening Paddy Curtis, was be-
fore the Circuit Court yesterday.
w. F. Dillingham; entertained the Pa
cifc Tennis boys at his home last
evening. a very enjoyable evening was
spent in whist and euchre playing.
The band played at the free Kinder
garten, Emma Hall, yesterday morn
ing. Minister Cooper has arranged to
have the band give a concert there
once each month.
AS a result of the good sugar season
the Eva Plantation Co. yesterday paid
off $685. of it's bonded Indebtedness.
This puts considerable money in cir
culatiOn in Honolulu.
The Bishop of Panopolis and Father
Leoror dined with the officers of the
French man-of-war at the Hawaiian
hotel last night. Charge d'Affaires
Canavarro was one of the guests.
Rosalind Young, decendent of the
mutineers of the Bounty, residing on
Pitcairn Island, leaves on the Austria
liza for Battle Greek, Mich. This is
Miss Youngs first trip away from
home.
Staple articles of new goods for men
-Scrivens elastic seam drawers and
dry goods for ladies are among the
articles advertised by J. T. Warehouse
in another column.
The officers of the French man-of-
war Duguay Trouin dined at the Ha-
waiian Hotel last evening and were af-
forwards entertained by the Hawaiian
Band. Quite a number of city people
also were present on the lanai.
S. Sebbins, a young man employed
in the Hawaiian Electric Co., took a
mouthful of muriatic acid yesterday in
mistake for root beer. Doctors SIog-
gett and Wayson were called to attend
him and relieved him of pain He is
gradually improving and will be about
in a few days.
The examination in Japanese prim-
airy schools will be held at the school
house, Kukui street, Saturday at p.
M. There are sixteen pupils in the
school of which Rev. T. Okumura is
principal and H. Kuwabara, a teacher.
work are invited to attend
The new Punchbowl reservoir was
filled by quarter past twelve this
morning and found to hold 1,347 ,615
gallons of water. Andrew Brown is
happy and so are the people whose
water supply has been limited. Mr..
Brown will receive the congratulations
of his friends today and depart for the
Coast tomorrow.
While officer KalailIini was patroll-
ing Fort street about eight o'clock last
night he found case of Ponds Extract
on the sidewalk at Halls corner. When
taken to the station it was found 10
have Benson & Smiths mark on it
and a telephone message to the drug
store brought back the information
that it belonged TO the firm. It was
probably lost from q dray.
The following passengers are book
ed to leave by the Australia: Rev. Bon
fface Schaefer, Mrs. NJ. Anderson, Mrs.
w N hampton, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Wells. Mr.. F. T. Smith, Frank R. Har-
vey, A F. Along, W. J. Sollas and
child, S. w. Lederer and son, Ellis
Mills, Mrs. G. X Wilder, Mrs. Taylor
and child, Mrs Votterson, J. A. Rod
rigues, C. NJ. Heintz, Mrs. n. E. Gedge
and two children, Andrew Brown and
wife. S. Roth, F. NJ. Remele.
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