The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-10-26

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iu sustaining |tiIiHu- benevolent Installations. li-
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acceptance 60 OIL. congregation. tb--..H.u 'i-.tug
th- port and mr ,.mmuaiy s-u,,,iy The
reverend speaker gave in hi- SERMON a passing
pl4nc- O.. thc encouragement received num the
r,igniur powers during o., Song iu,umhrury. u
which the Sailors Home Was in>u.uc'l a. "A
particular example. The following paragraph at
traci.d our notice:
The general character 81 my commission ~ a
minister ui the gospel. aud Tire specific na.utr oi
my instructions "a. Chaplain oi tie Amcrican
S.amin's Friend society. have from the commence
mcut 81 my lIbUr> In Honolulu left ur no discretion
iu regard 10 what | should consider my primary
duty. The great aud all-important WORK assigned
To me was. the preaching of the Gospel. The Rev.
thus remarked In his Instructions before my sailing
from New York The honor of your country
therefore. n we'll a. christian aud professional
considerations. Will cause you To- abstain from all
Interference with the local and political interests Of
that people. Never let the preacher of Christ
become "A partiEIn of the world Although have
never taken the oath oi allegiance in this Kingdom.
yet | desire Ia bear my testimony 10 the perfect
religions liberty which as II minister of Christ. |
hlV" always enjoyed under three OF the kauchamchl
dynasty. No let or hindrancc has ever lntcTpOSed,
hut rather every reasonable encouragement has
been held ont While enjoying this liberty i
cannot but contrast my situation with the prosecuted
missionaries oi Tahiti. and the successful warfare
for religious freedom which my brother chaplain,
the Rev. DIR. TrUmbu!l. of Valparaiso, has been
compelled To wage with the Catholic Church in
Chilli &c --
NOVEL TEMPERANCE LEcTURE-From what we can
learn, the friends of Temperance will be treated with
n Poetical discourse, by W. c. Jones, Esq. His
theme is. Eafempsrdnes, or the perreried IfdL."
This is certainly n novel feature in the advocacy Of
the good cause, and We hope the lecturer will have a
good audience. The young ladies may obtain some
hints, which if followed, will prevent them from lis
tening to propositions from young Gents" whose
principles are unsettled, and whose conduct is suspi-
cious. We should suppose that woman needed no
hints upon this subject, but alas, it is a sad truth,
she often entrusts her happiness and welfare to those
who prove unfaithful, and are the sad victims of in
temperance. We have known some even within p
hundred miles Of Honolulu, who had better never
we'd" Remember, the meetings Of the Temperance
Legion are now held every Saturday evening, and
open at the Bethel Vestry, at seven o'clock.
"RorGH AND REApY."-On Thursday n couple Of
boatboys had Il set-to with "A Chinese carpenter about
a boat they had given to him to repair. lie demanded
the pay before they took the boat, which they de-
clined to give in full. The result was they came TO
blows and beat the Chinaman rather severely.
ANOTHER CHANCE-Mr. Adams viii sell on Tues
day next a lot Of choice apples, wine saps, pippins
and other delicious varieties that make our mouth wa
ter to think of, together with n few boxes of splendid
Bartlett Pears. Don't miss them.
RUNAwAY.-The fine span of Gen. Smith started
from the cocoanut grove at Waikiki, on Wednesday
and returned 10 town quite unceremoni-
ously and without leave. Fortunately no material
injury was sustained.
= Some beautiful fln-tail Doves were imported
by the Comet, which we hope to see thrive and null
tiply. They will if the crows don't catch them.