The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-18

| house on Punchbowl street to rent.
The Wichman Watch Club draw
ing can be found in another col
umn.
H. May & Co. sell taro-maloo,
the new dish made from the taro
plant.
The Minister of the Interior
has a notice to holders of licenses
in this issue.
Mr.. T. V. King fell from a horse
on Sunday and broke small bone
in his right arm.
Secure your seats for the Musin
concert. 1t is likely to take place
tomorrow evening.
A middle-aged man with good
references wants ell ployment. Adj
dress J. X, this office.
Kamimura Kintaro was tried for
malicious injury yesterday and ac-
quilted by a foreign jury.
The Elite Ice Cream Parlors
carry large stock of Hawaiian
curios and invite inspection.
Miss Burrowe, 80 Hotel street, is
prepared to do fashionable dress
making at reasonable prices.
The Mariposa is likely to be
along from the Colonies tomorrow
afternoon with late cable news.
The newly consecrated Bishop of
Panopolis was officially presented
to Her Majesty yesterday morning.
The Legislative Hall was crowd
ed all day yesterday with visitors
anxious to hear the no-confidence
debate.
Justice Dole has approved the
accounts of William f. Allen as
administrator of the estate of s. G.
Wilder.
The charge of maintaining a lot
terry scheme against All Sun was
dismissed in the Supreme Court
yesterday.
Commander Charles Barclay is
expected on the Alameda and will
assume command of the u. s. cor.
vette Alliance,
Mr.. I. SEVERN, of the Aloha
Photograph Gallery, is at present
at Wailuku, Maui, taking a new
series of views.
A want-of-confdence resolution
and a shooting scrape is too much
excitement in one day for this
usually quiet city.
T. w. Hebron, the agent for the
Hall safes, advises people to pur-
chase small safe for valuables
and papers, and refers to the recent
fire as warning.
The trial of Ng Chin and another
Chinese, the alleged owners of the
o74 tins of opium captured one
day last week, has been put off I'M
til tomorrow morning.
The members of Lodge lie Pro-
gress de Z Oceanic, No. 124, A. F.
and A. NJ, will give a grand picnic
and dance at Remond Grove on
Saturday, November 10Th.
Opening day of Partisan hats
and bonnets and fine millinery to-
day at Sachs store. The finest and
most stylish millinery ever shown
will be on exhibition to-day.
1t was stated last night that
Minister Macfarlane had made a
demand of Tax Assessor Brown for
the keys of the Tax Office, and
that the same were turned over.
-; The ADVERTISERS usual enter
prise IS displayed this morning by
printing an exhaustive account of
the debate on the Want of Confd-
ence resolution, besides all the
local news of the day.
Hon. and Mrs. Abraham Fer
nandez gave tea party at their
residence on Sunday in honor Of
the fourteenth birthday of their
daughter Adelaide, and not for the
purpose mentioned in last nights
paper.
The Hawaiian Fruit and Pack
ing Company, Id, has been organ
lied and the following officers
elected: J. Kidwell, president;
Hon. L. A. Thurston, vice-presi-
dent ]. Emmeluth, secretary IT.
J. Gallagher, treasurer, and J. J.
Locker, auditor.
The total amount of subscriptions
to the funds of the Bureau of In
formation is over $4,000, and the
monthly income is now between
$500 and $500 per month. This is