The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-09-25


CON Caner-A newly Installed cook IN a
houschold ,au iatcligcui uatvel bcias In doubt
as 90 the disposition q he ice lca at the door in
the morning iumped by putting ii into ne
codce. ana fh,a confidently serving u Tor break
fast.
B,uEp-E PadckiR date AseEuD sent down
from Kohala under a charge ir larceny Of cat,ie.
and who 7n,cj an appeal o. toe Cirenii Court AZ
Waimca. has been released from prison go giving
bail in the sam Of $4,000.
NUsrc rus AFrEHNooS.-Tbe band viii commence
playing at Emma Square At . O'Clock. Following
is the programme
IA Hansa o IA Nc. Fesst March. ..... Rereu
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Two I'M Havauan & rd......-...-..... hnham
- Mn Eprro ~ C,u Sum year o. raorr
kincr. he ire alarm bell on the tower 81 ne ne
psrtmrnt was badly cracked. spolling its tone
Last "Wednesday ihe bell Sas loSerej fson lhr
tower ana taken to The foundry. whore it will De
broken mp Ani reca~t This Is a novel job for ouf
otndryuirn. bRt iiry srcm determined To uiAipaaV
their assertion that thry can 10 about everything
ia their line. a~ we'll here as 10 can b. done abTnad
Nrhr old he'll arighed not far from TOGO pounds.
4 THE KEEL. LNR-The Mes~rs. Foster. ship
wright. have laid the keel Of the new schooner 10
be built between now and next January for Messrs.
Campbell 4. Turtom al their yard on ibSEsplanads,
and are now busy In getting out the frame. This
is almost entirely Of island timber. kua and okid
predominating, and Of the former some beautifully
grained ~sprGimrus are being worked up into ribs
aud knees. The dullness that so impresses one
elsewhere about town Is agreeabiy d~issipated on
taking a walk to The end of The Esplanadr and
looking az the scene of busy iaainsiry there. a@n
S~oNEruiNG NEw IN ARE.-We had the pleasure
Of a visit yesterday from Professor Richter. who
gave us some practical and extremely interesting
illustrations Of his method Of s~ketching from nature.
We say extremely interesting; for the system viii
prove a never ending source Of amusement 10 those
who acquire 1t, and Of great value in many
branches of science and Of practical industry. Like
other valuable discoveries, when explained, we ex-
claim How simple Strange that IL was never
known before - The Professor proposes tO make
somewhat Of 4 stay among "a, and We advise our
readers To be- sure and take a lesson Of him, at
Fuller's cottage corner Of Chaplain street gvpL
MusIc.-Honolulu has enjoyed "A very musical
summer not only has the season passed 10 the mu-
sic Of weekly subscription performances Of the IIa-
waian band and its pleasant Saturday evening gar-
den concerts, delicious Tuesday evenings with the
baud Of the PeHsac0ia, and more occasional hours
with the bands Of the RepuIse and Challenger, but
we have had Mile de Murska, and with her one or
two accomplished instrumenialists. la the list Of the
musical pleasures Of The year Mrs. Henry Robinson's
concert Of last Tuesday evening deserves TO be enroll
ed. IL is true that the performers were all amateurs,
and in several cases young learners, unaecustomcd
to perform in public but, if so, We have cause to
congratulate ourselves upon the possibilities Of Hon
olulu society in the future,-andt TO these young tyros
the criticism aud encouragement of a kindly audience
may be a very useful thing. The treato the evening
was Sir Henry Bishops well-known song, "Tell me,
my heart by Mrs Patty, and hardly less pleasing.
though probably more scholarly, this lady's render
ing Of a cavatina from " Ernani, - the pianoforte ac-
compartments to both pieces being played by Mrs.
Davies. The duett between Miss Castle (pianoforte)
and Mr.. Barnard (violin), and Miss Castles subse-
quent rendering from memory Of an intricate piano
forte composition Of Weber, also deserves very high
lence, was occupied by the above mentioned pieces,
vocal Duets respectively between Mrs. Patty and Miss
Hebron, Miss Hebron and Miss King, and Miss Maud
Dudoit and Mr.. Breed a pretty song Of Carl
Abt, by Miss King, accompanied upon the piano
forte and violin by Miss Castle and Mr.. Barnard
Claribel's ballad, ''AIaggie's Secret" by Miss Bernie
Parke the well-knOwn song TO Kingsley's words,
60 Three Fishers" by Mr.. Breed and a rather diff
cult pianoforte solo of Herr, played by Miss Hopper,
together with q madrigal and two glees by the chorus,
most Of the Accomplishments being played by Mrs.
Henry Robinson.