The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-06-01

proceeded to Waikiki plains for the purpose of
parade and drill. They were a fine set OF men.
and went through the manual of arms and pla-
toon firing to perfection. as the Germans always
do. His Majesty and Suite and the Helress
Apparent were present. and interested spectators
OF the animated scene.
CoNCERT.-The Princes Own, Volunteer Com
pany, will give a concert at Kaumrkapili Church
on the evening of June 8 Zone week from tonight,
the proceeds to be devoted TO the aid of the Church
Building Fund. The object sought to be accom-
Misunderstanding of the church-iS a good one,
and is deserving of open handed liberality. Tickets
are placed at fifty cents, and can be had at Whitney
& Robertson's and Thrum's bookstores, and Nc
Wayne's drug store.
The FAIR.-The Queens Fair (under the patron
age of their Majesties and Mrs. Bishop, in aid of
the Hoola Lahui Associations, will open this after
noon, at Alliolsni Hale, at 5 O'Clock. The band
will enliven the occasion by playing a variety Of
popular airs. The special work of the Hoola
Lahui Associations is well known in the community
to be ola truly benevolent and most charitable char
acter, and appeals strongly to the hearts of all who
feel for their sick and suffering neighbors. Remem-
Der, that charity constitutes a treasure that cannot
be lost, and never fades.
'HoRN, the Baker and Confectionery, has re-
moved to new and neatly fitted up quarters, nearly
opposite his old stand, and is now prepared to sup
ply the public with the best of Fresh Bread every
day. He will furnish Pastries of all kinds at the
shortest notice, and in any quantity. Candies, in
variety, for the young folks, warranted free from
all poisonous dyes, and ut San Francisco prices,
constantly on hand. If you find the evenings dis
agreeably warm, his nice Ice Creams will cool you
in a jiffy. Cakes for Weddings (note this, all ten
der and devoted swains) and Parties, ornamented
in the highest style of the art. All these facts are
set forth in his advertisement, and we vouch for
their accuracy. Give him a call, and you will verify
our statement, and add to your own comfort and
his happiness.
NAvAL.-His Imperial Majesty's ironclad corvette
Leipzig arrived at this port on Saturday last, May
%, in twenty-five days from Nicaragua, en- route
to Yokohama, Japan. She is of 900 tons burden,
and carries twelve guns. The following is her list
of officers:
Commander-C Captain Paschen.
Second OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mensing III.
Captain and Count Won Mang-
witt.
Lieutenants-Wfm VaIette, Maschke and Jacschke.
INSTRUMENTATION HaCseier, Wittmer, Palmgren, Klett,
Kretschmann, Coerper, Won Basse and Won der Lppe.
Staff Surgeon-Dr. Martini.
Assistant Surgeon-Dr. Borntraeger.
Engineer-Amanu.
Observation-Disclosures.
Chaplain-Rev. Goedel.
Marine Painter-A. PenneT.
Twenty-six Midshipmen and $50 men.
Mr.. Penner accompanies the ship by special per-
mission, for the purpose of sketching the scenery of
the different countries visited. The Leipzig will
proceed on her voyage tomorrow Sunday after
noon. Captain Paschen has kindly offered to take
a mail for Japan, and letters may be left at the
countin g-room of Messrs. H. Hackfeld & Co. The
Sedan, a ship of the anne tonnage and armament
it is expected, will visit this port in about eight
months.