The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-09-26

A.MEDHcAL NoyELrr-An East Indian doctor
arrived here from san Francisco by the AGIs1do
and il IS supposed viii go into praeiiee-if The
Board of Health shall grant him a license. On BIS
card be Is Designated as d" DR.. Mohabeer. lately
from the East Indies. previously Medical Adviser
TO the Rajabs aud Nabobs Of British India" He
processes 10 cure diseases generally considered as
incurable. particularly leprosy. one Of the latter
SORT be brought with bin Ia the person OF a servant
whom the Board q Health very properly and
promptly consigned 70 the Asylum at kalihi.
Raj. ESTATE SAIEs-On Saturday last No. E
p. Adams sold at auction the following parcels Of
real estate, belonging to G~overnuent: .4qricL
trGl Socistg's Garden. Emma and School streets
Lot No. 5. TO J.H. BLACK. S5lo Nc. 6. Mr.. Along.
S525 No. ]. A.W. Peirce, 1915; No. 2 the same.
$500; No. 4. H. McDonna. SS25; No 3. T. Brown.
$3.50. Makikf LotS-each about one acre-No.
$50. 10 n. Foster. Sl3s: Nos. $50 and SS4. W r
Seal. S242 Nos. $50. S95 aud sos, D. Poster. $3.50;
No. 49S, u. Mana. Sl20 Nos. 39s and 39T, ". t.
Seal, Sz36 No. 40l, I. Cummins. Sl2S Nos. SIS
and SEQ, Maj. Moehonua. S2l2; Nos. $40 and Ssl,
]. MOananh. S2s4; Nos. ISL aud SS5, ". Johnson
S2lT No. $50. ". Jas. Smith. S9S. GorFf HotSs
and 10th. Hackfeid 4 Co. S20.000. Al the
same time n desirable lot with dwelling house in
the valley. belonging to the estate Of the late ;. III.
Cooper, was sold for 81 1905
sUoH Is FANE-MissB Bella Miller. the young Ha-
waiian halEcaste. who is now in San Francisco par
suing her musical studies, is thus alluded to in a
German Illustrated paper Of New York, under date
Of Sept. 9th.
"A MAN-EATISG NIGHTISGALE-A young song
stress is expected shortly TO arrive in Milan. She
was born in the Sandwich Islands, and belongs TO 8
cannibal family, having eaten human flesh when a
child. Afterwards she was educated by English
missionaries, and developed an irrisistable passion for
music. Endowed with q spendid voice. she made
rapid progress, and her friends are Of the opinion
that she will soon eclipse Patti, Alboni. etc. Her
name is KHTtkapkapy KupkuairubaTfy. In some
inspired hymn in eulogy of the songstress, this beau
tiful name will sound magnifcently."
RECENTLY a telegram from Paris announced the
death of Francois Pierre GuiIlaume Guizot, the
French statesman and historian. He del at the ripe
age Of eighty-seyen years. He commenced his career
as a lawyer. but his strong literary tastes soon led
him to abandon a profession which he found to be
utterly uncongenial TO his tastes. As a writer, he is
most widely known as the author of a work which
twenty-five years ago vas q standard textbook in
several American colleges Guizot's History Of
Civilization. :" His industry and productiveuess in
this new field were prodigious. lie made an admira-
BILE translation Of Gibbons /" Decline and fall, - and
produced q number Of works which attained a wide
popularity in his native country. He has figured in
politics no less prominently than in literature, aud
after the fall Of Napoleon the First he became a Min
lister of the new dynasty. Louis Philippe made
GuiEot his Minister Of the Interior, and afterwards
his ambassador to England. Even after he had
passed his eightieth year his mind seemed to retain
its full vigor, and after that time he wrote with
marked ability on various literary and political sub
jects. EE