The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-12-26
NOTES OF THK WEEK.

FrsEnAL % In HDnsE-s 81 KEErAsaos@On
Tueaiay kzt tie remains q this re1al-La5,e H1Hl-
inn were borne . tie E1yL 1flrs1lelm In SsuaHu
valley Tie c1rtss Tas TeTy iuPsiEZ, 01eugying
about thirty minutes ps.iaS q given pint. Tie
military. Fire D-rplrtIcEf, asd dferent ~s1cieties,
Werc cut n fall free The marines and e.lors u
the Osupes as1 apyearei 10 tie proce.ss1n. Guns
were Ered from tee PuncLL9aI battery during tie
Erea1sa, al tueaty-gze minute guns from tie
O1sfpes- Easines- pas suzIendei during the day,
al cltsses I.ining iu paylEZ The Es. tnbute u re-
pet o. the ieplrtgL -
- 4 party aho resenLy yzited Bgtarftari, on
taking leave u the ~sanlen. asEsI what they hal 10
eJmmunica,s y the outalie EsFIl, and wa answered
that they only desirel that an artist shoud be sent
I,~n % take their Psstares- This shows progrsz4.
We can remember when q member q the Hawaiian
legislative A.senbly pr9Poagi that pictgres q the
meHbsr should ~ taken 10 ne p1bie eEpense.
Es We aeznowlrdge che error in the day.
pa-sage d The HoraL4J STIR. which was snapped
up 1ith such esiiaat aFidity ~ BE- another local
paper" PosslLy q. a4a made while poalerin2 on
th~ dimensi1ns 81 fle -lrz Canal. a. given by the
Eaf1e 1ur Lllited yards long, Cle hundred
Yard wide. aa4 Ten ssrla dep"
ClmrrufAL-The fetyiti-s usuaI % tine season
commenced 1huuday evening. Christmas tree,
snap-dA2ou and other amusrmenz engaged the
10 ~. HH HH.aN Aa- ~ IaNAA~
dc Church vas beautifully illuminated ~ an early
hour IN the evening. ~ Midnight a number Of
guns were from the battery 90 PuncAbopL.
= L,aer CsrrIzr-The Victoria. b. e. packet.
Re1eTt CoraH. measures, according 10 her regl-ter,
one hundrcl and eighty-thres tons but On her
reeent trip she conveyed a cargo measuring three
hanIroI ani .syenty-uarce tons. 81 which one hun
drsd anI twenty-five tons were On deck
n Americans were refused a salute AZ utidnigh,
81 the third o. July Last, The excuse being that the
authodtir- did not wi-h - have tLe public aroused
by guns az such an unreasonable hour. Why were
not the auihortirs equally s%olicitous on Christmas
eve. l. il church and state.
CoycEET-The CDncrrta the Kaumakapii church.
which Was postponed on account Of ID" death Of
~. II. VI. Kekuanaoa. will take place on Saturday
evening next. January second. Tickets for the
sliaseats will be sold for Giy cents. 20 De- obtained
at Casue y Cookies store.
Puacr-The story in the last Gq.,Re under the
caption Of - IN Ir-hman in the Woods il but a
rchssb 81 the story a. published in our paper Of
February 1t % this year. ~ compelled to use our
matter 10 OH Jour columns, ~nei8Lbor, be fair and
credit us for H. -
ACCDENT-Iast Sunday afternoon, while Capt.
Thomas Long aud Mr. j. l.. Shields were enjoying
a ride IN a buggy the horse became manageable,
kicking In the dashboard. breaking the shafts and
wheels- Capt Long received some slight iHjlries.
Eo- Our thanks are due % Purser Mcclellan, Of
the EL5,o, for nIemoranda and files ofsan Francis
co papers. Also 20 T. Van Reed Esq, Hawaiian
Consul in japan, for hles Of papers.
= The steamer H1ho arrived on sunday even
ing last. anil was anchored outside by the pilot. Cap
tain Chadwick. Both pilots hal been on tire lookout
for her all day, going beyond Coco Heal % meet her.
QCrcK-We heard recently 81 a letter sent t.
Boston. and an answer received here Ia siyty-threc
days. "
= Papers since the smiling Of the ynoHfaaa can
be hal in wrappers really foe mailing at tc counter
IL the bookstore. =
- The q Commercial Register for 1859. etn
DO hal M our counter. Price hfty cents