The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-09-17
LOCAL BRklIrIhS,
Sugar SIC.

nSlIiLudch callcOS, 70 yards for 81 90
at B. F. Ehlers & Co.
The Mariposa will sail for San Fran
cisco at II noon today.
B. F. Ehlers & Co. have a lot Of new
goods for your inspection .
The Manufacturers Shoe Company
nave an interesting ad in this issue.
The Y. H. 1. have postponed the in
stallation of their officers until Friday
night:
The outside of The Irwin" has re-
eefvsd its finishing touches and by the
iast OF next week the theatre will be
almost ready for occupancy.
Honolulu Royal Arch Chapter No. 1
will hold stated meeting this even
ing at 2 o'clock.
Sealed tenders are asked by the In
terror Department for supplies for the
Honolulu Water Works.
Miss Jennie Lawson of Sydney arriv-
ed on the Mariposa last night and is
visiting Mrs. Montague-Turner.
Hon. W. o. Smith has presented the
Board Of Health with a large photo
graph of Hong Kong, nicely framed.
Two very fast race horses from
Sydney arrived on the Mariposa last
night on their way to San Francisco.
Tenders are asked for drugs and
medical supplies for the Board of
Health for one year from October /,
1896.
Six of the Reform School boys were
arrested yesterday for assaulting Mr..
Brightwell, the teacher of that insti-
tuition
Chester W. Tenant, representing
the Hartford Comm Courant, returns
to his home today after pleasant visit
to the Islands.
The Myrtle Boat Club will keep open
house to each and every one of it's
friends Saturday. There will be music
and other attractive features.
The Nippon Yusen Kaisha's steamer
Yamaguchi Maru will be due at this
port or about the 21st and will sail
the following day for Seattle.
The order forbidding regular SOL
diers to speak to John Good was coun-
terma0ded Tuocdov nv Oo1+a;,, 1o;1.Io,.
and on Wednesday by Captain Coyne |
Fred Jacobs, representing the Ger |
mania Life Insurance Company of New |
York, in California, returns to his home |
today after several months spent in the |
Islands.
Among the cargo on the Mariposa |
today there are kegs containing be-
tween 600, 900 and 1850, 900 In specie
for San Francisco banks, in transit
from Australia.
The race around the island between
Sylvester and J. Silva has been post
pOned, the latter having injured him
self in last Saturdays 50-mile track
race. The contest will come off week
from Sunday
Miss Crane, who played Trilby at
the drill shed last night received a
letter on her arrival here announcing
the serious illness of her father. 1t is
not believed he will live until she
reaches home
Among the through passengers on
the Mariposa were DR.. J. w. Sofas, who
is returning from scientific visit to
turer in classics at the Sydney Univer-
sity, and H. Wostenholme.
Notice is given in another column,
that the authority heretofore given by
E d. Tenney, or T. c. Porter, to any
person or persons, to collect and re-
ceipt for moneys, on account of the
estate OF NJ. Goldberg, deceased, is now
revoked by them.
H NJ Whitney, ST., Editor of the
Planters Monthly, arrived on the MILO
vera yesterday after a pleasant but
short stay in the Northwest. Mr.
Whitney visited the leading cities in
the Northwest where he was capitally
by leading business men
and public officials.
Shortly before nine O'Clock yesterday
morning an incipient blaze started in
the rear OF the HolIister Drug Co. on
Fort street w. F. Lakeland ran over ;
to No engine house and asked as !
which was promptly given, t
but the fire was extinguished without g
using the engine.