The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-08-09

rendered Professor Yarndley has
oeen postponed until week from
% day.
E. o. Hall g. Son have list OF
new goods in this issue. This firm
can supply you with most anything
wanted.
Bruce Cartwright has been zap
pointed trustee of Queen Emma's
estate in place of his father de-
ceased.
A concert by the Band and de
lightful moonlight attracted large
number of people to Emma Square
last evening.
Mr.. L. Huff and Miss Bertha
Dexter will be united in marriage at
the Central Union Church this even
ing, at 8 o'clock.
No. 4 Engine is temporarily taking
the place of No. 1 Engine; the repairs
on the latter machine, it is expected,
will be finished tomorrow.
The stock and fixtures OF the Wig
wan Billiard Parlors will be sold on
the premises this morning at 10
O'Clock by Jas. +. Morgan.
The cable and telegraph lines of
the Hawaiian Pacific Cable Co. on
this and the other islands will be sold
at auction on the 31st inst.
4, Il ho
firewood at the low price OF $o a
cord they are evidently determined
to undersell all competitors.
Several silk worms and cocoons are
on exhibition at the Pacific Hardware
Co.'S. The worms were raised on the
premises of Mr.. 2. Lishman.
The creditors of Tai 10y, an in
voluntary bankrupt, are notified to
appear at the Supreme Court next
Friday and prove their claims.
I9 Justice Dole has appointed Henry
FWaterhouse temporary adminlstrator
/ Of the estate of the late j. II. Wood.
The estate is valued at about 100000.
The annual meeting of the Kahu-
mi Railroad Company will take place
at the Office Of the company in this
city TO morrow morning at 8 o'clock.
Before the Flagship San Francisco
leaves port, Admiral Brown and the
officers will give a grand ball on
board in honor of the Boston'f
officers.
A young native named Boyd it il
said won 5000 yesterday by playing
che fla. Bill White no doubt vii
dwell on this fact when bis gam
bling bill comes up again.
The Lanai murder fiends were {,
be taken to Kauai for trial on
special boat yesterday, but for som
reason the vessel did not depart
The prisoners will be sent to-day.
It was thought that the acciden
/ to No. l Engine on last Saturda
had injured the boiler. A test yei
terday proved that theory untrue a
175 pounds Of steam was generated
qhe will Of the late A. j. Can
, wright has been admitted to probal
by Justice Dole and letters issued
the executors, Bruce and A. J. Car
wright, without bonds. The propert
e is valued of about Sl10,00O.
His Lordship the Bishop OF Hon
. 10 4
" the Kinau, to make his annual Wis
n around Hawaii. The Cathedral sc
vices will be conducted by the Re
V. II. Kitcat, of Lahaina, during &
1 bishops absence.
10 Theo. p. SEVERN and &. w. Bolst
- have formed a CO partnership to car
10 on a business known as the Alo
Is View and Portrait Co. The new in
% have their gallery at 103 Fort sire
and are turning out some exeelif
% work in their line.
% Henry Smith. as commissioner
~ sell lands Of Nicholas George,
% % ceased, has ordered Jas. +. More
81 to sell the property on Mond
. August 10Th, at bis salesroon.
t description Of the lands can be for
= In another column.
r. Lieutenant Moser, navigator Of
Flagship San Francisco, went on
on, the bar yesterday morning and fo1
on, "a feet Of water at low tide. ]
Gus fact will not necessitate the
= Francisco leaving the harbor u
are. after the arrival Of the Boston.
Admiral Parraizon of the Ere
on, on, Flagship Dubourdieu met with
'l'' accident while the vessel was at
-. Marduesas, which will prevent
from coming ashore during the
~, ships stay in port. His right
go z15C was severely sprained by a fall.
Ma u,
The foremen and engineers OF
- different companies met last eve
orn as a board of enquiry to invests
ion the cause Of the accident to !
ans, Engine on last Saturday. !
fnr, taking testimony the matter wa
pbic ferred to the Board of Repres
ans tives Of the Honolulu Fire DE
az ment, to be acted on at the next
ular meeting.