The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-05-09

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An assignee's sale of tailor made
clothes and other goods will be held
this morning at 10 o'clock at the
salesroom Of Jas. L. Morgan.
Messrs. Wall and Crabbe have re-.
tired from the base ball umpire
arena. Too much kicking on the part
of the players is the cause.
The Hawaiian Gazette Co. have re-
ceived an invoice of fancy material
for the bindery department. If you
want any fine work in that line, this
is the place.
The Cabinet have nominated Z. w.
Barnard for the position of District
Judge Of North Hilo, and S. II.
Kalamazoo for District Judge of
WaIalua, Oahu.
A special meeting of the Portu-
guese Ladies' Charitable Association
will be held this morning, at 10
o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. f.
W. Macfarlane.
j. T. Warehouses; Fort street
store is Offering bargains in MILL
merry and furnishing goods for ladies'
They also announce great rem
nant sale as being in progress.
The Punahou entertainment net
ted over 5000, which is a substan-
tial consequence Of Miss Dale's
energy and skill to which the sue
cess Of the affair was largely due.
The Hawaiian band was in demand
yesterday Two funerals in the after
noon required their services, but
Professor Berger was equal to the
emergency. He divided the band.
Mr.. a REILLY returned from the
Coast on the Alameda, after super
intending the printing OF the special
edition of his publication, issued for
the purpose of advertising the ISL
ands.
Rev. w. III. Stoy, an Episcopal
minister Of San Rafael, Cal, is here
on visit. He is accompanied by
his daughter and it is their inten-
ton to remain here for about one
month.
The annual meeting Of the mem
bers Of the Second Congregation of
ST. Andrews Cathedral will be held
this evening at 7:30 o'clock, in the
schoolroom. A full attendance is
desired.
The Alameda brought number of
island people home. Among the
number are Hon. j. 3. Atherton and
Mrs. Anterior, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
l.. Garter and Mr. and Mrs. w. o.
Atwater.
There will be a meeting of bust
ness men on Wednesday morning
in the Chamber of Commerce room
to consider the ACCESSIBILITY of chang
ing the present quarterly system of
payment to monthly.
Mr.. w. Porter Boyd, the newly
appointed q. S. Consul, arrived on
the Alameda His duties commence
at once. It is understood that A. w.
Richardson will leave for Hilo the
latter part of this week.
The Flagship band serenaded Mrs.
Admiral Brown at her cottage on
Saturday evening in honor of the
lady's birthday, while the Hawaiian
Band played in the Hotel band stand
for the amusement of the newly
arrived tourists.
The Honolulus and Crescents will
play at the League grounds next
Saturday. This game is expected to
draw the largest audience of the sea,
son, as all base ball cranks are anx-
ious to see how the "kid5 will COM
pare with the "giants."
The funeral Of the late Peter Fer
nandez took place yesterday after
noon. Besides a large attendance of
mourners and friends, the Hawaiian
Band and the local Portuguese So
ciety marched to the grave. The
body was inferred at the Catholic
cemetery.
The circular sent ont by the
Criminal Law Association, with the
table Of contents to the first volume
OF the work in preparation on Com
parative Penal Law, may be found
in this Office, and are open to the
inspection of anyone interested in
the subject.
The non-arrival Of the Z. NJ. S. S
City of Picking at this port has as
sured the health officials at this
port that the vessel was infected
with small pox. so the captain de
cided to carry the Chinese passen
gers booked for this port to Sar
Francisco.
The map OF Honolulu in course O.
preparation by Mr.. Dove is making
good progress, and will be when fin
ished a convenience indispensable II
every house and Office. It's large siz
will make it easy to find localities
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