The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-12-06

VI NuC 10 aCN VI hAN ASA11N VI Ns f
of }. P. Green, resigned. The Board now consists
OF Messrs. Jas. NJ. Alexander, J. KeohOkaua and Re
kaha. EDWIN O.. HALL. Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, Nov. %, 1878.
NOTES OF THE WEEK.
For interesting miscellaneous matter, see sup
plement to to-iay's paper.
70 Any one who needs a real nice horse and
buggy, is referred to an advertisement in to-day's
paper. -
% The Pduahi, which arrived yesterday from
Hilo, reports having lost two anchors in the blow at
Kaupakuea. --
"a See fourth page of to-day's paper for an orig
inaI article on 'The Relations between Foreigners
and Natives" -
PAIAI.-The price of native food rose on Friday
to from 80 to 100 per cent. above usual rates-on
account of the storm.
1t is mere conjecture as to when We shall get
another foreign mail. The d. c. Murray is forty
two days absent to-day.
PosTPoNED.-The Good Templars' Fair did not take
place last Thursday evening on account of the weather.
but will come off on Tuesday evening next.
The ANGLo-CALIFoRNIAN BANK.-Web beg to refer
merchants and others having business relations with
Europe, to the advertisement of the above institution
in to-day's paper -
MAsoNIC-There will be a special meeting of
Hawaiian Lodge No. u, f. * y. NJ, on Monday
evening. December Sth, at 1880 P. NJ, in Makees
Block. Raising -
ARRESTED ON SUsPICIoN.-The Deputy Sheriff of
Kona, Hawaii, writes that he has arrested two men,
strongly suspected of being the parties who murder
ed the woman at Naueue on the Goth ultimo.
For THE EAsT.-The bark Comet will sail for San
Francisco about noon to-day. taking a mail. Files of
the PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER in wrappers
may be had at the Bookstores and at the office of
publication. -
A CoRRECTIoN.-The notice in the Gazette of the
visit of II. r. H.. the Duke of Genoa, requires cor
rection, in that he made no official calls whatever, ex-
cept q visit of several hours at the residence of F. A.
Schaefer. Esq. the Italian Consul, after his return
from the Pail. -
Book AUCTION observation-disclosures will offer at his
rooms this evening another of those catalogues from
Lumley of London, among which are very many de-
sirable and some quite rare books. Get a catalogue,
mark what you want, and then stand by to bid.
Somebody will be sure to get good bargains.
u Owing to the prevailing S~outherly storm, the
trip of the steamer RIIGuea to Kauai was abandoned,
and she was to have sailed for Molokai last evening,
towing the schooner WartOick, with supplies for the
Leper Settlement. On getting up steam however,
one of the boilers was found to be leaking, and so
this trip also was given up.
EPIzooTIc AMONG HoRsEs.-We heard a short time
since that n disease had appeared among horses in
town, thought to resemble the epizootic that prevail
ed so extensively in the United States last year.
This week we learn that numbers of dray and car
riage horses are sick with colds and fever-a natural
result perhaps of the change of weather.
A HANDSOME WHIP.-In Whitney's store-window
may be seen a very handsome silver mounted buggy
whip, made of whalebone entirely, sent here as a
present from a friend to Mr.. Jas. S. Lemon. Sallada
& Pearson, of Philadelphia are the makers. and the
present sample is certainly a handsome specimen of
their skill in this line of manufacture.
Music THIS AFrERNooN-The Band will play at
Emma Square, commencing at 4! O'Clock. Follow
ing is the programme, TO conclude with u march
around the square:
0yer nDI 0pera.- Bronze Horse
Glory Of the Lord, from Messiah Handel
selection, Opera" Fra Diavoio
Dams Jubilee
CIRCUIT COURT, SECOND JUDICIAL DIsTRIcT.-Judge
Hartwell, the Attorney General, and members of the
bar will leave on Monday by the steamer to hold the
December Term of Court for Maui and its depend
encies. We learn that there are no less than nine
teen cases on the criminal side of the docket, as well
as an unusually large number of civil cases. The
term will probably occupy two weeks.
ASEgA GoATs.-We are glad to know that the
impo3Aon of these animals by Mr.. Butterfeld has
beers success. This gentleman returns to Califor-
MIA By the Comet, intending however to make ar
to return again with a further lot of
animals. Mr.. Butterield has during his stay here
made 4 tour Of Hawaii, and is satisfied from personal
observation that the business of raising the Angoras
for wool on these islands must prove q paying one.
WHALERs AT New BEDFoRD.-The Mercury of Oc- |
tober 18th says: There are now lying at our wharyes
twenty-six whalers. only two of which, barks Morn
ing Star and .Narceiia, are fitting to leave this sea-
son. The former will sail about Nov. LIST, for the At
lantic and Pacific Oceans, and the latter the same
month, for the Indian Ocean. Carpenters are en-
ployed on the schooner -4bbte Bradford, which will
sail for Cumberland Inlet in the spring
Coop TENPLARs' PLATFoRM.-The Grand Lodge of
California held its annual session in October. The
day was spent principally in discussing the duty
of petitioning the Legislature in the interests of
Temperance. After a vigorous and intelligent dis
cussion the following resolutions were adopted:
Resolued. That we are in favor of petitioning the
Legislature to pass a 90 Local Option and Civil Dam
age Bill
RESOLVED. That the Executive Committee of the
Grand Lodge l. O.. G.. 7. are hereby appointed a Com
mittee with instructions to confer with all temperance
organizations for the purpose of securing their CO.
operation in the same measure.