The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-10-23

". Soper and Chas. Dole are both
playing on the Stanford football team
this fall
c. D. Miller has been appointed man
ager of the Morgan-McStocker coffee
plantation.
The WaiaIua Glee Club favored the
Advertiser with a short telephone con-
cert last evening.
Kate Fields estate has been apprais-
ed at $4,000 of which $4,000 was in
personal property.
Mrs. c.. D. Wilson has withdrawn
from the cast of My Uncle's WILL"
owing to ill-heaIth.
The Pacific Hardware Co. have a
new ad. in this issue regarding Califor-
MIA Lawn Sprinklers.
There were three hundred Stearns
and Cleveland bicycles in transit for
the Colonies on the Mariposa.
There will be a meeting of the Pa
L
waiian Safe Deposit Company's office.
Fred Yates and D. Howard Hitch
cock are at Maunawili, as guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Irwin, making
sketches.
No freight except ice house goods
will be delivered by the Australia af-
Wednesday.
The c. a. S. S. Miowera will sail
from Honolulu for Victoria and Van
couver on October 2Sth instead of the
Goth instant.
The paper on vaccination published
in connection with the Board of
Health was written by DR.. Alvarez, not
DR.. n. Russell.
Jas. F. Morgan will hold a cash sale
of dry goods, furniture, law books,
mems boots, Hall fireproof safe, ETC., at
his salesrooms at 10 a. IN.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Waianae Co. will be
held at the Office of Hon. H. A. Wide
mann, Oct. 2Sth, 1896, at o'clock a. m.
Do you want windmill and pump
to supply your premises with water?
Try the Perkins Mill and Gould's
Pump. E. o. Hall & Son are the
agents
A member of the bicycle agents en-
route to Australia by the Mariposa was
stricken with pneumonia before reach
ing here. He is now in the Queens
Hospital.
1t is rumored that opium was
brought down on the last two trips of
the Australia, but owing to the vigil
ance of the Custom House officers no
stuff was landed.
The meeting or the Cousins Society
will be held tomorrow evening at the
old stone house on Mr.. A. F. Cookies
place. The house is one of historic in
terest and will soon be destroyed.
Customs Inspector Akima, while
searching the barkentine Skagit for
opium yesterda, found thirty-eight tins
of opium. The Malay steward was sus-
pected and was taken into custody and
locked up.
On Saturday, November IA, James
F. Morgan will sell some valuable real
estate bounded by Lunalilo, Kewalo,
Keaumoku streets and Wilder ave.
The property is the most desirable in
the city for residence
Invitations have been received in
Honolulu to the marriage ceremony of
Edith Louise, daughter of the late
General S. c. Armstrong, to Winthrop
P. Tolbert at Stockbridge, Massachu-
sets, on September 10.
One of the through passengers on the
Mariposa, a member of the cricket
team, while standing at Hall & Sons
corner, was taken sick and tainted on
the sidewalk. He was taken to the
steamer in a hack by some of his
friends.
There were two excellent rehearsals
of the comedy of Jane" yesterday.
The first was at the residence of Dr.
McGrew, in the afternoon, and the
second at the Opera House. Mr.. Scott
is we'll satisfied with the progress made
by the members of the company
Frank Hastings, Secretary of the
Hawaiian Legation at Washington,
has acknowledged receipt of a number
of photographs of island views by Will
liams, which will be reproduced into
lantern slides and used in a lecture on
Hawaii to be delivered by Colonel Lin
coin.