The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1892-10-10

At private sale Jas. F. Morgan
viii dispose Of furniture outfit I'll
for nine rooms. . sn
Mons. Vizzayona, the Acting won
French Consul, arrived on the abor
Claudine yesterday. natl
Justice Bickerton has returned beer
TO town after spending several ''ne
weeks about this island. mss
At Morgan's auction room to- PRO,
day at noon an assignee's sale of na3
property will take place. 49,
The six natives from Niihau, re- man
ferred TO in the HiIo letter in this proI
issue, arrived from Hawaii on Sat afte
urday kah
" visit
The Healani boat club celebrated bacl
their victory by giving banquet T
at the Arlington Hotel on Saturday don
evening. iaSL l
Notwithstanding the Australia's the
delay in landing, that vessel will lose
leave for San Francisco on We'd On
nesday. GOV,
Tho IIouaiion Uordyara 90 red
hos roooi,,oJ q coroo of nav, Goods Ny
80 - - ~ :" -. the
an" d, o"i' "''o''io'l III '"i' i'9''0 ~ the
the same. as !
Andrew Fisher, an escaped con- JuI
Nict' was Ie-capVuIeu IaaV '"'ui" ""y tive
ana VIII receive an addltonal sem tha
terce to-day. for
This morning at 10 o'clock, on
the premises, Jas. f. Morgan will A
sell the property of the Brunswick the
Billiard Parlors. moo
aqu
After escorting the Bishop to the o'cl
Catholic Cathedral on Saturday abo
afternoon, the band gave a concert stal
in the church yard. 5a't
The reoej0fs Of the KawaiaDao Ny !
concert on Saturday evening were Gro
over $500. As the expenses were bot
small, a neat sum was realized to- W Ille
wards the pastors salary. m,a, mt,.
The Wooing of Kaala is the tor.
title of the new Hawaiian drama !@ss' @
to be produced at the Opera House Su,
on the 22d instant. 1t is from the aeo
! pen Oh IL. NJ Cro"ley. the
The retail merchants are taking t,. 49,
considerable interest in the work wa
of the Bureau of Information, and to
it is thought that the monthly sub val
scription roll will reach gratifying cor
proportions. arr
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The Healani boys, while train the
ing, had their dinners each day at hal
the Arlington Hotel They were rae
treated so well, that Captain Greig e
and his men attribute their success
to that fact. op
To-day at noon at his salesroom wa
Jas. F. Morgan will hold mort gl'
gagee's sale Of property. The land Ta 5Ta
is situated at the corner of King 10 a.
and Alakea streets, and is known on
as the "Hoare Premises" III,
On Saturday morning the Port til,
Surveyor ordered the barkentine mt
S. n. Castle to be searched, with bu
the result that coal oil box was Sill
found containing 1874 half-pound sa
tins of opium. No arrests were by
made. IN
H-NIiss Cahill has just arrived from III IL;
San Francisco to take charge of oi, ai
the millinery department at n. S. .
Sachs. The young lady in ques- by
ton comes highly recommended ut
from one of the leading millinery tn
establishments in San Francisco
THer Majesty attended the 10 !,
O'clock mass at the Catholic Cathe-q "a "a
D dral yesterday morning, at which Ia ia
| service the Bishop officiated. The =,
; Hawaiian Band was present and
3 played the National Anthem as fc
the royal party entered the Church. at
o While the driver of hack 81 was d
5 in a restaurant last evening about tt
s 10 o'clock, his horse ran away, and a
\ after taking a circuitous route, was -
5 finally caught at Bishops bank, " p,
s after the carriage was nearly de-
i molished by striking the corner q
j and topping over. Il
On Saturday afternoon, while the 81
excursion train was returning from o
Pearl City, q man standing at one n
!; Of the way stations attempted to
N board the moving train, but was d
r unsuccessful, and when last seen l.
#, he was spinning around like Jim
K, Quinn's hack on an election day.
T,
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II The store of n. S. Sachs has i
ok been thoroughly renovated and L
- enlarged, making it more roomy '
g, and convenient for customers. Mr..
e. Sachs has received an immense
- stock of European goods, which he ,,