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

YIN "a jig '+DfA 7AtlACAGA NlfculE Court.
MEssEs. F. 5. PRATT & Co. hold a regular cash
sale to-day at 10 o'clocksa.m.
THE Hon. \. F. Judd Delivered a lecture at
Ksumakapili Church last evening.
The Hawaiian bark KaIe was chartered to carry
wheat from San Francisco 10 Cork at E3-priOr 70
arrival
ATTESTIOS i called to the auction sale to-day by
Mr. Ellis Of imported horses. a good chance i
afored to intending purchaser.
CAPTAIN COUSINS Of the Claus spr.cksls informs
Us that ms vessel Is being thoroughly repaired IN
a satisfactory manner. He Is longing for the time
to come when she can be again on her route with
her sister vessels the John ID. and Anne.
The calendar for the December Term Of the
Second Judicial Circuit, TO be held at Lahaina next
week, will be found in another column. Albert
IOogood will be tried for the murder of a China
man at this term
"A PRINTER requires the patience Of a Job re-
marked our foreman to the Dominic. $50 he
shOuld-soh he s~kould-fOr Job, You know, was a
printer. You can see his advertisement any day,
Job printing done, etc Have patience then
Job had"
Sr. Andrews CATHEDRAL was handsomely de-
eorated on Thursday in honor Of st. Andrews Day
aud Thanksgiving service, which was impressive
and appropriate. The floral offerings, always
ready here for decorations, are ever beautiful, and
through the taste Of our ladies ever new.
JUsT before the W. G.. Irwin sailed ON Thursday,
there was sent on board two beautiful bOquets to
Captain and Mrs. Turner. The presence and frag-
rance Of the gift will linger long with those to
whom they were sent, but not as long as will the
memories Of the kindness shown by the givers.
ME. ". WILLIAM, better known as Mexico
BILL was 4 passenger UP in the w. G. Irwin. He
wished US 10 say that he thought he left the people
Of the islands as wise as they were when he arrived
which is singular-but no wiser-which is prob
able. He is en- route for Japan by way of the Pal
ace Hotel, San Franaisco, to which his correspond
ence can be sent.
ANOTHER old land mark has been demolished on
King street opposite the Bethel. The premises
formerly occupied as a carriage factory by Mr..
West, have been laid low, to make room for another
wooden structure. This lot comes within the limits
Of the original bill relating to ~fre-prOOf buildings,
but unfortunately the amendment to the bill, which
finally passed places it beyond the limits. This
will form the secsnd new wooden building that has
been erected on the mauka side OF King street, be
tTIxt Fort and Nuuanu, during the past month =
THE injecting at Kaumakapili church on Tuesday
last was moderately attended. Amongst the speakers
were the Rev. 4. o. Forbes, Mr.. =. b.. Dole, Hon.
G.. w. PilipO, Mr.. 5. n. Naukana, 4. l.. Smith and
others. Hon. A. F. Judd apologized for not adj
dressing the meeting on account Of want Of time,
and asked the association to name a day when he
had prepared for the occasion. Yesterday was &C
cepted as a convenient time, and the Chief Justice
addressed them accordingly last evening.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth X. Bann lister to
urday last. The kind invitation extended to our
reporter to attend the interesting ceremony, I'M
fortunately did not reach him until the event was
over, hence the delay i'm the report. On Wednesday,
being sensibly reminded of our neglect. by the re-
ceipt VI . piece of wedding cake and its usual ac-
compartment, We FASTENED to make PREPARATION for
the apparent oversight by tendoring the cOngratu-
IStiOns of theP. G. A. staff to Mr.. and Mrs w. G.
Meyer.
Mr.. BIcKERToN delivered an opinion in the Police
Court on Saturday morning regarding his COM
potency a. Magistrate to sit judicially on q case
iarising out of q search warrant that he had signed,
more particularly in the case of Hang Lung Kee
and Co. vs.. Police Officers Oadt and Marcos. He
ruled that he being the Police Magistrate of Homo
lulu Us the fit and proper person to hear and
decide the case in question, on the grounds that if
he we're incompetent to hear this case the same
rule would apply TO all cases in which he signed
the warrant,
A Chinese cook in the employ of Mr.. Clifford,
created such a disturbance on Sunday that his
master made use Of the telephone to summon the
police to have him removed of the premises. The
Chinaman received a double surprise, for not only
was he disturbed from the recumbent position in
which he had placed himself after abusing his en-
plOyer, but he was also prevented from finishing
the % pipe Of peace " in which he sought comfort
and consolation for his disturbed state Of mind.
Unfortunately for him the pipe contained
opium, which will prevent any explanation being
required for his insulting behavior towards his
master and mistress. III all saucy servants could
be served in a similar manner it would save a heap,
Of trouble. h
WE have had the pleasure of viewing in ADVANCE
a colored photograph Of Her Majesty Queen Kapio-I
lani, to be placed amongst the exhibits at to-day's
fair. Her Majesty is robed in court costume and
the colors accoEd with the articles OF apparel worn
at the time the PhotosrsPh was taken. 1t Is set in
an , 80
with plush velvet, an gilt border sur
rounding the inner edge of the velvet. 1t is suff-
cient when we state that Mr.. George Wells mounted
the picture and manufactured the frame. and that
the colOring was executed by that talented artist.
Miss Miranda. The terms on which this valuable
memento of Hawaiian Royalty can be had Will be
made known at the Music Hall this afternoon by
tine fair vendor.
AMONGST the passengers that arrived per SIS.
Zealandia, were many old residents. Mr..
Henry Cornwell we regret to state, arrived in
a very low condition, having been confined to his
room from the day the vessel left San Francisco.
W. give a list of the cabin passengers below in full:
Mrs. Forbes, Miss Forbes, 7. W. Hebron, L. III.
Hebron and wife, Miss Gray, H. W. Schmidt and
wife, Henry Davis, p. j. Phillips, Miss III. S. Ash
James Grady, Mrs. A. W. Peirce, Z. Vandoorn,
Sidney F.. Pstten, G.. Nj. knight, W. S. Sacks.
T. s.. Tisdale, Fl. Cornwell, wife, daughter and
nurse, Mrs. King, DR.. G.. Ollino, w. A. Johnston
J. b. Atherton, G. W. jerks, NJ. V. Holmes. Mrs.
Zrigler, J. W. Phuger, wife and two children,
II. Curtis, VIM. Turner and wife, c: Bill and wife
Reginald Beech; % passengers and 10 ChInGmen
in steerage. Sc saloon and 40 steerage passengers
in transit. 49,
THERE is one special enterprise in which Honolulu
has made great strides JfprOgress during the past 10
months or two Years. We refer to the importation
and manufacture of carriages. The old fashioned
exprcss wagon of 1880 is now replaced by the hand
some and comfortable extension top cut nnas[
carriage. canopy and Brewster phetons are largely
used by private individuals. In the Honolulu Car
rage Repository. so and 80 King street. will be
found several varieties Of carriages. and Mr.. HIS-
gins assures us that he sells at bed rock prices.
During the present month, Mr. Higgins expects to
receive a stock Of carriages, and carriage material,
that will enable him to meet the requirements of
the trade in every respect. The Cut under car
riags has become so popular with the public, that
Mr.. Higgins has ordered an extra number OF this
class of carriages, so that there will be no fear of
disappointing his customers
OK Tuesday there was a parade of all arms, under
the command Of Major Kinimaka. Starting from
the barracks at 1870 PM, headed by the cavalry,
thov marched to the palace, where the band
played the national anthem in the presence Of His
Majesty and His Excellency the Premier. Colonies
Iaukea and Boyd, and Major Rosa attended upon
I His Majesty. After going through a few eyolu-
lutious. the corps marched to the residence Of Hon.
I H.. NJ. Daggett, T.. :. Minister Resident thence
to Major Warehouses;, II. b. NJ. Commissioner
and afterwards to the residence Of Mons. Feer.
( Commissioner for France, playing the respective
national anthems at each place. After leaving the
French Commissioners, the line of march was
/ Town Nuuanu street to the Fish Market, and back
! to the barracks via King and Richard streets
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