The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1874-10-24

Z, and ending at about a quarter past 10.
JURoRs.-we are requested to say that foreign
Jurors will receive their fees for the term, by calling
on the Clerk of the Court, between 9 and IL o'clock,
to-day. -
THE KILAUEA.-The public will please take notice
that the trip of the steamer RTlauea for HilO, here
tofore announced for Monday, Nov. 16, is postponed
until Tuesday. Nov. IL, at6F.M-
fPREAcHrNd Tomorrow AFTERNooS.-We are re-
quested to state that DR.. O'Connor will preach at
the Roman Catholic Cathedral, tomorrow after
noon, at a quarter before 4 O'Clock. @
CRIcKET-Last Thursday, the crews of the two
war vessels in port, the BeniciG and Scout, played a
match game of Cricket on the plain East of the town.
A good time was had, and the Scouts came of the
v%ictors. -
81 American citizens are now relieved from the
fOrmality of passports in France, and can enter free
over all the frontiers, except those of Spain; in which
case the only requisite is to prove their nationality by
documentary evidence.
, A PHYSICIAN FOR EAST MAUI-Dr. Eudus, who
arrived by the last steamer from California under
engagement by the Board Of Health, goes TO Maui
per steamer on Monday, as government physician
for the eastern division of that island.
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MAIL FoR THE EAsr-The bark II. ~. -Agmy will
sail for San Francisco to-day. She will take o mail
closing at IL a. NJ. Files of the advertiser contain
ing valuable statistical information, etc., can be had
at this Office, ready for mailing.
The sTus~cARoRA.'-By letters from San Fran
cisco we learn that the U. s.. 8. TGscarora will be
dispatched shortly from that port to relieve the Be-
Ricia, which sails hence about the 18th of next month
Ito convey His Majesty and suite to the United States.
FIRE LAST TUEsDAY.-At about 3 P. N. last Tues
day, q good-siEed matched cottage below the prison,
caught fire through q child playing with matches,
and was consumed. The FIRE engines were promptly
out, and did good service in preventing the FIRE from
spreading to adjoining buildings
Music THIS A. .SooS.-The Band will play at
Emma Square, commencing at halfpast four. The
following is the programme:
Selection. Opera Ia Dane Blanche .BoTdIs1
A Tale Of Happy Times,
Thou art so near and yet 50 .ReieharaL
Conference Polka. Llkon
SUDDEN DEArH-Last Wednesday afternoon, on
Emma street, q well-knoEn native named Kaholo,
while engaged with q party in playing a game at
cards, suddenly fell over backward and expired with
out 8 groan. He was known TO have heart-disesse Of
some sort. He belonged to No. 4 Engine Company,
and his funeral on Thursday was attended by men,
bers Of the Fire Department in uniform.
OPEN-AIR CONCERTS-We have been asked the
question, Why is it that in these quiet, dull times,
we cannot have open-air concerts by the band. two
or three times a month? In reply, We may say
that the reasons why we can't have the concerts,
(Which would be so desirable on lovely moonlight
evenings) are simply to be found in the combined
apathy and close-6stedness of our community
but perhaps more of the former than the latter.
The band can't be expected to play for nothing,
and it requires a little industry to secure the
needed stipend by contributions.