The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-12-02

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rous support and patronage Of the public Of
Honolulu.
TIM case Of Hang Lung Kee * Co., versus police
officers Marcos and Oadt, viii be heard before the
policemagistrate to-day.
SrScE Mr.. Aldridge left here in the W. G. Irwin
those who have met at the Gospel Temperance
meetings held in the Bethel vestry, on Saturday
evenings. under his leadership, viii still carry on
the work.
ANEw feature in the Mortuary Report for No
vember is q record Of deaths in the several hire
wards, and also those outside Of the city limits
1t appears in the weekly p. c. ADVERTISER OF to-day
Two Cinnamon who appealed to the Interme-
diary Court on a conviction Of having opium IN
possession, were yesterday sentenced to one
months Imprisonment and fined 500 each by As
soeiate Justice Austin.
An CHOKE. a Chinaman and a prisoner undergo
ing sentence, was charged on Thursday with hav-
ing opium IN possession. He pleaded not guilty,
and at his own request he was remanded until the
following day
Ar Fort Street Church, Sunday morning, there
will be reception Of members TO the Church, and
the administration Of infant baptism and the
Lords Supper. In the evening, Mr.. Cruzan will
deliver the first of a series Of sermons on the
fundamental truths Of Christianity Theme
What is back Of the Seen? Bio-plasm, Law,
The Unknowable, or God?
A COUPLE of guitars of native - make have
been submitted to Us for examination, and we
having PLAYED upon, and otherwise tested the in
struments and find them good of their kind. These
are the first guitars made by a Hawaiian, and re-
fleet much credit on the mechanical skill of their
maker James K. Kaulia, an employee IN Messrs.
Levers & Cookies lumber yard.
Cart. CRANE of the Haleakala, from Hawaii, yes
teaday, reports heavy northwest wind and sea from
north, very heavy on Hamakua coast with heavy
squalls of rain along the whole coast, vessels can
not discharge at any Of tho landings from Manu-
kona to Hilo. Maunakea is covered deep down
from the top with a mantle of snow. A three masted
schooner came into Hilo last Sunday morning.
fMEssRs.E f.. O. HALL Il Son. have issued a calen-
Sdarfor 1888. 1t is printed in three cslors, and in
addition to indicating the days of the month 1t
plainly shows the phases of the moon throughout
the year. The advertisements of the firm occupy
every bit of available space. The plate to which
the paper is attached bears the stamp of Liberty"
and the whole get up reflects credit on the artist.
THE Hon. A. S. CLEGHoES, yesterday, 10y his in
defatigable exertions obtained a large number Of
signatures to two memorials, praying for the
widening of streets. One referred to Merchant
.HLIGGld uh lit OehSA -
are DESTROYS of the projected works being accomp-
lshed, and who have signed these memorials feel
indebted to Mr.. Cleghorn for the public spirit he
has displayed in taking the initiative in this matter.
THE ROYAL Hawaiian Band will give a Concert in
Emma Square this Saturday afternoon at half
past four o'clock. The following is the programme
Marcb-De6Ir. $500. ..Unrath
Overture-Frau Meisterin. Suppe
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Cradle Song new -. -----. LANCE
Waltz-Thine Alone new. $1,000. Melssber
Polka-The Little Trumpeter. new e. .Gung1
The Band will give an extra concert on Monday
evening, December 4th, Emma Square, weather
permitting.
YESTERDAY, Mr.. Davidson appeared in defence of
All Choke, remanded from Thursday, and after an
examination. during which the gaolers testified to
having found the opium OH his person within the
gaoal. also matches and tobacco, he was remanded
until to-day, End December. Frank Farrars was
charged with the larceny of a silver watch, the
property of Mr.. E. 3. Thomas. demanded until
Monday next. Three persons charged with drunk
enness. two foreigners and one native, were re-
leased on depositing bail of Sc each.
MURDERous assault was committed by one
Davis, a negro, ON another negro named Samuel
Jackson last night. The men had been playing
poker at the house of Weston Davis i'll Smiths
Lane, and Jackson had bet and lost 80 cents to
Davis, which he refused to pay. The men had
some words about it at Davis house, and then
separated and both made their way down to Fow-
ler's yard where they roomed. On entering the
lane Davis, who was concealed, rose up and con-
frontcd Jackson and again demanded the so cents,
which Jackson said he would pay to-day and at
tempted TO pass on to his room. AS he did so
Davis cut him on the right side, above the hip with
a razor, inficting a severe flesh wound about six
inches long. The wound was sewed up and dressed
by Doctor Brodie. After making the deadly as
sault Davis made of, but afterwards gave himself
ND and is now in the Station House, and will APP
pear before Judge Bickerton this morning. I
Mr.. MoNTANo's recent trip to Kauai resulted in
the production of a number of very choice photo
graphs. Amongst other things there is to be seen
at his rooms a complete panorama of Hanalei Bay
and Valley, many portions of which, are extremely
picturesque. Some views of Mr.. w. H. Rice's
grounds are very pleasing studies of foliage. In
some Of the views taken in that neighborhood are
to be seen som most successful pictures of animals
-life-lke in truth, because taken by an almost
instantaneous process from the animals them
selves. Among the pictures are some which de-
pict rural life among the native Hawaiians. The
grass house is still a favorite with the native in
the country, and some very good specimens of this
primitive style of architecture fell under Mr.. Mon
tano's notice. In one case besides obtaining a
photograph Of the house he succeeded by a little
Strategy in taking a group of natives at dinner,
seated in front of it. They had declined to be ex-
hibited to the world in Mr.. Montano's cabinet, but
went on with their meal when that gentleman told
them that he was going to take a picture of some
distant view in the opposite direction. The limo
cent ruse succeeded. The natives did not
know which end of the camera had the portrait
painting business, and here we have them in one
of the most perfect reproductions of a true Ha-
waiian repast that we have ever seen.
THE TINES LEADING ARTICLE.-EItrdct from
the London Times Passing by a crowd of minor
notions, we come upon the exhibit of the Waltham