The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-09-15

A postponed concert will be
given at Queen Emma Hall this
evening by the band.
The mail dispatched on the
Australia yesterday aggregated
5,449 letters and 2,0S9 papers.
Senior Canavarro, the Consul
General for Portugal, left for the
States on the Australia yesterday
r Messrs. Dimond and A. ]. Cart
wright caution all persons against
trespassing on the island of ka-
papa.
Breathing room was worth pre-
MUM last evening in the Legisla-
tive Hall while the debate was
going on.
The Oahu Cemetery Association
will hold a meeting this morning
at 10 80 o'clock at the Chamber of
Commerce.
The Hui Kalaiaina will put
Messrs. A. Marques and S. M.
Kaaukai in the field as candidates
for Mobiles.
The Monowai will bring the re-
suit of the Sullivan-Corbett fight
which was to have taken place on
the It'll inst.
Hon. A. Marques and G. B
Male are spoken of as the Liberia
candidates for Mobiles at the spe-
cial election.
The third number of The Lib
eral was issued yesterday. Mr.
Huntsman gives his opinion or
several live topics.
Joseph Cross, hackman, was
found guilty of assault yesterda,
and was sentenced to three month
at hard labor by Judge Foster.
Legislative Hall was damned al
day yesterday with visitors anx
ious to hear the debate on tn
Want of Confidence resolution.
George Lycurgus left for Sal
Francisco yesterday ostensibly t.
establish another line of steamer
between this port and some othe
port.
I Rev. w. B. Oleson and his senio
class at Kamehameha School wer
present during the morning an
afternoon sessions Of the Legisla
ture yesterday.
A large number of people visite
Waikiki beach yesterday to escap
the heat in town bathers were a
plentiful as collectors are on a pa
day at the Government building
The alarm rung in yesterda
morning was for a small fire in
barn on the premises of F.
Dodge on King street. The blaz
was extinguished without the aid
the Fire Department.
The Australia departed for Sa
Francisco yesterday without an
happenings. A number of Poop
stood in the vicinity of the gan
plank to prevent any absent-minc
ed debtors from skipping out.
A shoemaker on Fort street aft
occupying one store for nine yea
4 and in that time paying ov'
. $4,000 in rentals has been close
up because he ran six weeks in q
rears. Truly, he is in hard luc
The National Liberal party wi
meet this evening at the Quet
: street Armory. The report of Il
nominating committee for Il
two Noble candidates to fill Hor
l. Paul Neumann and E. G. Macfa
'' lanes places will be presented.
=, The Inspectors of the Secor
u District, Second Precinct of Hon
u lulu will meet at No. 4 Engi
House on next Saturday for reg
IL tration purposes. On Monday a
4 Wednesday evenings of next we
the Board will meet at the kauI
# wela School.
70 The Waikiki Villa is under t
management of the Royal HaV
! ian Hotel. Visitors will be
- ceived for several weeks to con
" Application for rooms should
- made at once to the Manager
~ the Hotel; advantageous ter
will be offered.
or There is a story going the rour
ne to the effect that several petlrl'
are being circulated for natives
IN sign requesting the British u
IL eminent to place a protector
D.. Mover the islands. A careful
D.. duiry failed to discover trace
.e, thesaid petitions. y