The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-05-03

The press Of new advertisements compels US
to omit our summary OF foreign news, prepared for
this issue. -
Bes- Copies Of our steamer edition of yesteF-
dAy, with summary for the month, can be had in
wrappers, ready for mailing.
The SPAREowHAwK will sail soon for Melbourne,
and will afford a god opportunity. and one not
likely to occur again very soon, Of communicating
with our Australian friends.
NEW ADvERrIsEMENTs-We beg TO direct atten-
ton 10 the advertising columns this morning, where
will be found various important and interesting
business announcements.
TaE VoLcAxoTS-Latest reports from :. E side
Of Hawaii to April 2lst, represent Kilauea and the
summit crater of Mauna Loa as both active. the
latter more than ever, and threatening an overflow.
The steamer will probably bring particulars to-
morrow morning. -
BAKK ID. c. MCRRAY.-This favorits packet, now
under command Of Capt. \. Fuller, formerly of the
Comet, arrived in port Wednesday morning, afier.a
passage of Is days. from San Francisco. having
met with light and battling winds the later part of
the trip. She is now being rapidly discharged and
will have immediate dispatch. Her dispatch in
san Francisco is noted by 4 correspondent as fol-
lows: The Murray had some difficulty in obtain
ing a berth TO haul to, but finally locked. after two
days waiting in the stream, and was discharged the
following evening. and part of her Honolulu freight
on board. Capt Fuller took charge as soon as the
freight was out, and the work of loading was con-
tinued all night so as TO get her ready for sea by
this evening, april loth), although she does not
sail until morning. To Capt Fuller belongs no
little credit for the quick despatch, Cas it is the
shortest time the Murray ever remained in port)
,artinularly or rho prasapt time xpban tl,a c,r,
munity of Honolulu have been deprived of COM
munication with this port for so long a time"
We would tender our thanks to Capt. Fuller for his
good intentions, and assure him that the above shows
it to have been no fault Of his that he did not reach
here ahead 4 OF the steamer.
Coop TEMPLARs INTALLATIoSs.-This Saturday
evening, at the Hall of Ultima Thule Lodge, No. l,
the following officers for the ensuing term will be
Installed by Lodge Deputy G. II. Mcconnell C. W.
Gelett, W. C. T.; Mrs. J. R. Gelett, w. v. t.; NJ.
8IcInerny, W. II. H.. s.; Mrs. VI. \. Wallace, w. L.
II. s; A. W. Carter, W. s; ". II. Davis, W. A. s.;
]. W. Robertson, W. T.; F. H. Hayselden, W. F.. S {;
". L. Clark, W. NJ; Miss C. Bird, W. D. NJ; j. L.
Blaisdeu, W. I. G.; b. f. Ehlers, W. Q. c.; Rev. ].
z. Green, W. c.; W. NJ. Wallace, P. W. CT.
On Monday evening next. at the Hall on King
street, the following officers of Queen Emma Lodge,
2, will be installed by W. B. Wright, Lodge
Henry L. Sheldon. W. c. t; Mrs. II. W.
W. V. t; ". b. Wright, w. r. H. s. Mrs.
Il. n. Hart, W. L. II. s.; W. S. Wond. W. s.; S.
Fabian, W. A. s J. L.. King, W. T.; G. Bell, W. F.
s.; H.. Smith. Jr., W. NJ; Miss S. L.. Sheldon, W. d.
NJ. J. w. Mcclure, W. L. G.; James Hilton, W. O.
G.; w. tombstone, W. c.; Mrs. II. B. Townsend, T..
W. c. I.
On Tuesday evening, at the Hall ON Fort street,
the officers of Honolulu Lodge, No. 8, will be in
by Geo. Lucas. Lodge Deputy: John Free
man, w. c. T.; Mrs. f.. Freeman, w. Y. T.; VIM.
Phillips, W. r. II. s.; Miss F. McGinnis, W. L. II. ;
NJ. Brash, W. s.; F. B. Swain, w. A. s.; George
Lucas, W. T.; Geo. Crowter, W. +. S; II. Hart, W..
NJ; J. Stewart, w. d. NJ; Geo. Trimble, w. 1. c.;
W. S. Brash, W. o. g.; j. Dover, W. c.; Thos. r.
Lucas, 1. W. CT