The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-05

by the band.
A house IN Kukui street is fol
rent. See advertisement.
Until further notice, the Police
Court will commence business al
9A.M.
Some household furniture can be
bought at private sale. Apply at 15C
Fort street.
The late issue of SO certificates
can be redeemed at the banks or al
the Government Treasury
A base ball season between the
junior clubs is talked of, now that
the League season is finished.
The moonlight concert at Makee
Island was well attended last even,
ing. Riders in vehicles and on horse.
back were numerous.
Mr.. Is. F. Dillingham;, the man
ager0f the o. r. & L. Co, is in New
York, and at last accounts was sue
cessful in his business affairs.
The sixteenth count of the ADvER-
TIsER ballots will take place this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock. The usual
invitation to the public is extended.
September 10th will be the thirty
fifth anniversary of the Hook and
Ladder Co. The day will be appro-
priately observed by Foreman Geo.
Norton and his men.
A new che ia bank was opened
yesterday on Beretania street under
brilliant auspices. Four of the
players were apprehended by the
police during the day.
The Oceanic Steamship Co.'s Sub
sidy Committee met yesterday after
noon after the adjournment of the
House. Col. Claus Spreckels APP
peared before the meeting.
A chance for ladies and house
keepers will be given at Morgan's
auction room this morning, to pur-
chase q pair Of Madras curtains or a
piece of handsome dress goods and
silk.
The British corvette Champion,
Captain Rookie, steamed out of the
harbor at 6 o'clock last evening. She
has gone on a cruise, and will prob
ably touch at Tahiti and Pitcairn
Islands.
This evening the planet Mars will
arrive at a point in relation to
the earth which it reaches but once
in every fifteen years, when the dis
lance will be reduced from 141 ,000,-
900 to 35,000,000 miles.
The cantata "The Crusaders" will
be repeated to morrow night at Ka-
waiahao Church for the benefit OF
that institution. The low price Of
admission ought to cause the church
to be filed with people.
Owing to the absence of an impor-
tant witness the inquest on the
death of John Silvierra, the Portu-
guese who met with his death in the
sand pit on Wednesday, was post
poned until this afternoon at s
o'clock.
( Judge Luther Wilcox had a
llengthy Police Court calendar yes
terday morning to face; there were
N24 cases, 16 of which were DRINKS
the 1nebriates were fined the usual
sums, and the remaining cases were
remanded.
III A member of the House has re-
Iceived news by the W. g. Hall that
Hon. J. Kauhane had one OF his fin,
/ gers bitten by his horse some day last
kweek. The injury was 80 bad that his
ATTENDING physician advised him to
| remain over one trip.
The especial attention of retail
dry good dealers and the ladies is
called by Auctioneer Morgan, to the
lot of beautiful dress goods, silks
Madras curtains and pillow shams
to be sold at his auction rooms this
morning at 10 o'clock.
At a meeting of the Board Of
Health the other day, it was decided
to have the next through mai
steamer from Australia quarantinet
outside. This action of the Board i:
due to news received by the las
steamer of the prevalence of small
pox at Sydney.
The Ways and Means COMMITTEES
of the Legislature were expected t.
be present at the meeting of tn
Board of Representatives of the Fir
Department last evening. Ii the,
had been there, they would have re
ceived some valuable information re
garding the departments wants.
FIRE ON kauai.
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