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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-02-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of r.. q. ChafSln,
sAgIs Deceased. ita

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undefsigned.I Administrator Of the
above named estate to the creditors Of and all
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased. 10 exhibit the same. with the nocss-
sary vouchers, within ten months from The
hrst publication OF this notice, 10 the under
signed. at the De, lis Gate Toll House, Lyon
county, Nevada. W. r. FRAME.
DAVID McALLIeTRR.
Dated January IL. 1879. 47H beA
GEo. W. KEITH, Attorney for Admins
traitors. 'a fa ,fst " 2 q"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-02-15

How to Get Rid OF a Nuisance.
The "Water- proof Far West
matches, manufactured by Foster &
Billingsley, 81 ] street, Sacramento"
as the label reads, are downright
swindle. They are sold in packages
Of 1900, and are cheap enough at
twenty-five cents package, but
hardly one in ten will burn. They
therefore prove quite expensive in the
end. What the cause of their in
feriority is we do not know, but it 10
as certain as death that they are not
half as desirable as those of any
other brand known hereabouts. They
have been complained of time and
again to storekeepers, hut, from some
cause. they persist in keeping them
in stock, and thrusting them on their
customers at every opportunity. In
order to compel storekcepers to re.
fuse to sell matches of this manu-
facture, consumers should unite in
rejecting them whenever offered.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-02-15
BRIEF MENTION.

The Dayton Social Club will give
a dance in the Odd Fellows Hall
next Wednesday evening, the 10th
instant. -
Our thanks are due to Senator
Westerfield for copies of several i'm
cortant bills recently introduced in
the Legislature. -
The list of shares in the London
Mining Company upon which as
easement No. has been allowed "a
become delinquent. is published 10
G.. W. Hall, the pioneer laundry
man of Virginia, has been danger
ously i'll of erysipelas for a week OF
ten DAYS past. He is now recovering,
however, and will probably be around
AZ usual in few days. -s~
The correction in regard to Senator
Shepherds standing on the railroad
question, which was published in the
TINES of last Wednesday, was
copied from the Carson correspond
epce of the Eureka Leader.
The road between this city aud
Gold Hill, which became very muddy
during the early part, of the week,
has again commenced to dry. A
few days of fine weather will doubt
less make it dusty again. . .u.4a
Last Thursday s. W. Waugh re-
ceived an important business letter
which bore the Virginia postmark Of
the 9Th. Five days were therefore
required in the transit from Virginia
City to this place. The distance
travelled is about three miles.
While rain fell on the Comstock,
during the recent storm, 1t showed
heavily in the mountains. All the
peaks seen from this city are snow
capped, and the fall was doubtless
sufficient to keep the water-power
mills along the Carson river running
all the coming Summer.
A mass meeting Of the miners OF
the DEVILS Gate and Chinatown
Mining Districts 10 called for next
Monday evening, the 18th instant,
at Armory Hall, in this city, to
elect q mining recorder for the en-.
suing two years, and to revise the
laws OF the districts named. The
present recorder has held Office for
six or seven years.
"Remember not to forget that the
sacred concert for the benefit of
Grace Church Sunday School will
take place tomorrow evening. There
will be no failure this time. The
children AMI choir have been prac-
ticing, under Mrs. Hornick's direc-
ton, for the past three weeks, and
they are probably fully prepared to
make the affair a success.
A petition praying the Legislature
to enact and pass laws regulating
railway freights and fares was cIcu-
lated in this city yesterday and the
day before, and Gt is unnecessary to
state) was pretty generally signed.
Citizens who were not called upon
by the gentleman having the paper
in charge must not be offended, as no
slight was intended. The time al
lowed TO procure signatures was TOO
brief to admit of all being called on.
Friend Loomis, Of the Gold Hill
News, has just ascertained that Dan
de guile possesses quite talent for
drawing. That is no. news. About
five years ago, when Joe Goodman
discharged all his Union printers to
employ rats (among the former of
whom was this scribe), Dan had to
diagram all his jokes to force their
meaning through the thick skulls OF
the rodents. Those sketches were
sent to every newspaper office on the
Coast; hence Dams ability as q
draughtsman became we'll known.
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the IRISH IN AMERICA.
Lecture by Hugh J. Mohan
Correspondence.

VIRGINIA CITY, February l, 1879.
HuaH J. NOLAN. Eso. Dear Sir--Havine
heard you during the recent political contest
and admiring the liberal views you expressed.
and being still further convinced by those
who heard you at Carson last Monday even.
ing. and having read favorable comments
made by the entire press on your lecture
THE Irish in Amsrica"-we have deter.
mined 70 request you to deliver the same in
this city - soon ~ II Is convenient fog you to
do SO. f4-- ..aH .4.-.. ..rf
Believing - we do. that you ere capable OF
handling the subject successfully, and trust
ing that you will comply, We are, your friends.
R. p. Heating. Judge II. Kirkpatrick
j. B. Mallon, Hon. E. A. Schultz,
Samuel L. Jones. Hon. VIM. WOODBURY.
DR.. Geo. O. Matthew'S. A. Brisacher.
John + Eagan. John Brady,
Hon. Dan Lyons. Hon. Owen Fraser.
Hon John smith. Hon. W. Prisk,
J. A. Mshanny, p. H. Ford,
Miles Finlen, Dan O'Connell,
Captain J. 8. Young, A. H. Ricketts,,
p. b. McOourt, John Hamilton,
John Rosenbrock. Hon. J. W. Orndor6,
J. Y. Brszell. T. r. Dillon.
A. Gentry, 1eU Joe Cowen,
p. Burke, ]. McCourt,
b. Burke. Plant b Halpin,
All. Doten. Warren J. Sheridan.
Mayor @. H. Belknap.
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MINING AND engineering.

r MOsHEIMER. IN SAN FRANCISCO.
aDe In cooperation With Society Of En-
gineers, is publishiDga monthly journal, THE
ENGINRER OF THE PACIFIC, devoted TO
the advancement Of MINING. Engineering Ne
chsptcal Arts, etc. II Is conducted ON strictly
scientific principles and the price. Il 20 per
year. ' T
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-02-15
AN INCIDENT OF LIFE In
WASHOE.
A Household Aroused From Their
Slumbers by q Huge Boulder
Crashing Through the Back
DOOr-A Small Deluge.


The rear of the residence of Ly.
man Jones. on the west side of the
creek, in this city, was flooded, about
4 o'clock last Wednesday morning,
by an overflow of water from the
flume which supplies the power tor
Young & Sirlott's mill. The first in
timatiun which the Jones family re-
ceived of the occurrence was by
the fall Of a boulder weighing about
half a ton, which came crashing
through the back door and landed in
the hall between the bedrooms.
When Mr.. Jones and his Oldest son
emerged from the house the back
yard was literally buried under about
five tons of sand. boulders and debris,
which had tumbled from the hill
side, and "a big stream of water was
flowing through the summer kitchen.
That portion of the fume passing
under the Hope dump had got
choked, and the water had backed
up and cut channel down the hill
to the Jones premises. The water
was turned out of the flume without
delay, and no further damage was
done.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-02-15

The Dayton Social Club will give
. dance in the Odd Fellows Hall
next Wednesday evening, the 10th
Snstant.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-02-15

Our thanks are due to Senator
westerfield for copies of several i'm
,ortaut bills recently introduced in
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-02-15

The list of shares in the London
Mining Company upon which as
EASEMENT No. 1 has been allowed 70
become delinquent. is published In
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MINERS UNION HALL,
SILVER CITY,

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-02-08

BERLIs. Jan. 20.-The Socialist organ. the
Freiheit, published in London by Johann Mat,
will be finally and absolutely forbidden admission
in Germany.
LoxDoN. Jan. 20.-The Standards correspon-
dent at Rome says The Jesuits have sent the
Pope a kind of ultimatum pointing out the evils
resulting from their exclusion from The govern
ment OF the Church. The Pope continues firm and
many of his friends fear the consequences. An
unfounded report that the Pope had been poison
ed. which originated in Paris, has awakened pain
full apprehensions.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 7.--At an anti-sugar tariff
meeting last night speeches were made charging
that the Government was defrauded OF six or
eight millions of revenue. Sugars were very
generally adulterated with poisons. David Wells
declared that the officials were bought up In the
reHners' interests. and that the refners should
be all in State Prison.
TRAMPs IN CALIFoRSIA.-A Stockton telegram
dated Jan. 7, and published in the S. +. Chronicle.
says:
a gang OF tramps attempted to take posses
sion OF the freight train going west at 1855 p. NJ.
to-day. The conductor fred four shots nj the
assailants, which did not take effect. The Sheriff
and a constable arrested GIVE OF them and locked
them up. On the leader, James OrNeil six new
reyolvers were found and some coin. The OIL
GERS are in pursuit of the others.
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interior Onice. January J
Sale of Government Lands.

On MOSDAY, March 3rd, 1879. at IL O'Clock noon. will
be sold at Public Auction at the front entrance of Alto
lani Hale that tract of land in Puma, Hawaii, known as
Pohoiki, and as surveyed and defined by j. s. Emerson in
1878, containing an area Of CO. acres.
This land is bounded on the North by onelos, on the
south by Keahialaka, and extends about three miles from
the shore up. The landing at Pohoiki is the best landing
in that part of the District. A part of the land is we'll
timbered. Upset price $500.
SAINT. G.. WILDER,
Feb. Is {. Minister of the Interior.
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Supreme Court-January Term, 1873.

Continued from 22d January. Chief Justice HaTris
presiding.
Libel for divorce on the ground Of adultery-The Court,
after hearing the evidence, granted a decree OF divorce
absolute, and IL was further adjudged that the respondent
pay 20 the lbeilAnt the sum OF $50 each month towards
the maintenance and support Of the Iibellant and her
three children. X. y. Bickerton for hbeliant Mr.. Hatch
for respondent.
Jan, "a. j. u. Coney VS.. HIS Excellency y; .; Hllder;
Minister of Interior. Appeal from the CommissioneTs OF
Ways and Waters.-By request of counsel on both sides.
this case goes over 10 next term.
Bc6re The full Cbuyt.
Pahoa (w) Va. Haupu (l. Libel for divorce on tbe
ground Of desertion and extreme cruelty Question re-
served AZ TO whether the 80 section Of the Act OF 1873,
amending the Divorce Act Of 1870, is or IL not unconsti-
tutional. The members of the bar generally were invited
and the matter was argued by Mesars. Hhrtwen, David
son. Dole, Bfckerton, Col. Jones, Mr.. Preston, the Attor.
ney-General, and Mr.. Castle, when tho Court took time
10 consider Of its decision. On the LIST Of February the
Court rendered its decision Ina favor Of the amendment
passed by the Legislature Of 1873. and RENTED the case
10 the Judge who held the last October term for Judg-
me anig Mh' ~ rns nsmRRRadF Vsi naiihTShssenS. hpI@sI from
the Commissioner OF Ways and waters.-rhe Court.
after hearing the evidence in this case and the arguments
Of counsel. ordered the decision OF the Commissioners
reversed. w. G. Jones for plaintiff $. B. Dole for de.
PENDANT appellant.
for taxes paid under ~protest-TbiB case was heard BY
the full Court by agreement Of the parties. without the
intervention of q jury, and wac argued and Eubmltted'
A. s. Hartwell for plAintn; u. frestoh' httorhey-
General, for defendant
Be6nrs Caief Juhioe HaTTf1.
Nancy NAwaatui VS.. Mua. Libel for diyoTces-Con-
timed until the next April term. J. N. Davidson Tor
lbellant.
B,f,ys Czfef Jutfce Harris and Judd and MeChuy, IT.
PEI. 1. j. H.. Coney VS.. Mahele. POesessory action
aupenl from the Police Justice Of Honolulu.-The Chief
Justice delivered the decision Of the Court in this case,
There being no further business before the Court, ~
adjourned aHs die.
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November %, 1873.

GEORGE F. WELLS, Esq, Agent American Sewing Ma
chine Company Dear Sir-Nearly eight years ago my
wife purchased one of the {" American Sewing Machines
and used it nearly three years in our family and theh
gova II IN her sister, who has used it continuously IN her
family. and now has it. and would not part with II Tor
any other machine she ever saw. Runs easily smoothly
and seys nicely, keeping in good order Mrs- Andrews
has used the Howe, Wheeler < Wilson. Grover * Baker
-, Ci,ger and urefers your machine over them ALL
- RasnertfuIv. WA. ANDREWS, JR.,
non rs Hayes St, San Francisco.
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Lease of Government Land.

On SATURDAY, the 22nd day of February. 1879. at II
O'Clock noon, will be sold at Public Auction, at the front
entrance of Aliiolani Hale, the Lease, for O term of Five
Years, of a tract of land situated in Nuuanu Valley, oppo-
site the lands of j. II. Wood, fronting on the Nuuanu VAL
ley Road, and containing sc Il acres.
Upset Price, $50 per annun. Rent payable semi-annu-
ally in advance. SAML G.. WILDER,
Feb. Lat. Minister of the Interior.
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ALONG TIE WHARvEs.-At the Fish Market
wharf may be found the American brigaatine Ha-
sard, mp for San Francisco. !
At Brewer & Co.'S wharf, the American bark
adelaide Cooper. loading for San Francisco. TO sail
on Monday next. j.
At Robinson's wharf, the brigantine Hssptr,aa is
discharging lumber.
A the Old Steamboat wharf. the bark .alphOnsine
Zelie is discharging an assorted cargo from San
Francisco.
At the foot Of Fort street, the schooner BonansG 10
discharging.
At the steamship wharf, the barkenline Eureka
is loading with sugar for San Francisco, TO sail soon.
TRIAL OF TIE New ENdIxEs-On Saturday after
noon last, the two new steam FIRE engines were out
on trial, under the direction Of Chief Engineer Lucas
and his assistants. They were built by the Clapp &
Jones Manufacturing Co., of Hudson, NJ. y, and are
splendid specimens Of workmanship. The steamer
australia brought them from San Francisco. we be-
lieve in good order. considering the distance they
Travelled. Thanks are due TO Messrs. Williams,
Blanchard & Co, in San Francisco. for receiving
and safely shipping them on the steamer. Homo
lulu No. / " was purchased by the Fire Department,
and Z" China No. 2" by the Chinese residents. q
company of whom has been formed 10 run the ma
chine under the direction or the Fire Department.
The engines were brought out. No. ] taking a posi.
tion at the head of Kaahumanu street, and No. 2 at
the junction Of Fort and Merchant streets, where
large crowds had collected to witness the working Of
the engines. China A" was FIRST TO get up steam,
with Mr.. Ives as engineer. from Hopper's machine
shop. The machinery was started up slowly, and
gradually increased to the maximum speed. and
was found to be working properly and
with q full pressure on the air chamber. The
machine was worked until the cistern was pumped
dry, at times throwing one and two streams. which
were pronounced to be quite satisfactory. Homo
lulu - did not work well, there being some slight
defect in the pumps. 1t was generally remarked
that there were too many workers around No. 1.
shutting off and opening the water valves, starting
up the engine suddenly with full force, firing up,
sc. 1t would be advisable TO have one man with
each engine to run them until they get in perfect
working order and better understood.
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NOTICE.


Mr.. LIaus SpreckIes, OF Intends
to construct a large Ditch on the Island Of Maui for
Irritating purposes. ANY person or persons willing to
exrayate or dig 500 feet or more of this ditch by contract
and be paid for such work either by the number oil CUBIC
c., or nv the number of running feet Of the ditch exca-
vs+ed arc requested to apply to Il. Schussler, Haiku,
Mani. or TO VIM. G. Irwin * Co., Honolulu, who viii give
them the necessary information.
CLAUS sPRECKELS.
BY H. s~CHUssLER.
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BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF EDUCTAIoN.
Notice to School Officers and Teachers

From and after this date, the time and duration of the
sessions and vacations of all Government Schools in the
English and Hawaiian languages, throughout the King
dom, shall be as follows; and all School Officers and Gov
ernment School Teachers are hereby strictly enjoined to
observe the same:
1t. The. first school session in the year shall begin on
the first Monday in January, and end on the second Friday
an ApriI.
VACATION OF ONE WEEK.
I'd. The second school session shall begin on the fourth
Monday ia April, and end on the fourth Friday an July.
VACATION OF SEVEN WEEKS.
3rd. The third school session shall begin on the third
Monday IN SEPTEMBER. and end on the hird Friday an De-
cemLer.
VACATION OF TWO WEEKS.
The public examinations of all Government Schools
school session of the year; and the order in which such
examinations shall be held, shall be determined by the
Inspector General of Schools, or by the School Agent in
each respective district.
The several School Agents shall continue to render to
the office of the Board of Education the usual quarterly
reports, and shall include therein the pay of teachers to
the end of each quarter, as heretofore.
In those schools taught in the English language, whore
such fees are charged, tuition shall be collected and &C
counted for to the School Agents quarterly, as heretofore.
w. JAS. SMITH, Secretary.
Education Office, Alilolani Hale, January 20, 1879.
ja25 At
During my absence from Oahu, His Elk. I'M. KAPENA
will act as Governor of the Island.
NO. o. DOMINIS. Gov. of Oahu.
Governors Office, Dec. 3, 1873. DEF
PUBLIC attention is hereby called to an Act entitled
Gan Act for preventing collisions at sea-" passed in 1864.
The Minister Of the Interior, under Section so OF the
Civil Code, adopts this law as Rules for the guidance
and government of all vessels engaged in the coasting
trade" and hereby gives notice that on and after the first
day of January, 1879, the law will be strictly enforced.
sAML g. WILDER,
NOES Minister of the Interior.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RE~MOvAL.-The office and residence Of Dr. o. $
Cummings has been removed from the residence OF L r.
Adams. Emma St., to the house lately occupied by Mr..
W q irwin corner of Fort and Beretania Streets, oppo-
-. r. . Ctrrcb Feb. S3t
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MECHANIC No. AT the regular meeting Of
Mechsuic Engine Company No. ,. held last "Wednesday
evening. the election % officers resulted ~ follows;
Foreman. Jas. W MCGUIRE, reelected, LIST Assistant Fore
man. ChAs. Lucas. - AssiSt&n; Foreman. VIVA Jarrett
Secretary. Antoine Rosa. reelected: Treasurer. Hcsry
smith. reelected. Delegate e the Board o. Engineers,
juo. : SmithleS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-02-08

E1- The old Station house building has becr
demolished and a new wooden one l. jnst going mp
in its place. This accounts Tor the bell not ringing
at the usual hour at present More room IL re-
quired. and the new building will be larger than
the old one.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-02-08

Nor IT TO rnE rrsr-By Tho Adoaiis Cooper.
which sails to day for San Francisco, there wilt 60
forward between eleven and twelve hnnd6ed eases
OF Kerosene oil. thA, would not stand the test.
r Principally Devoes brand.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-02-08

SINGING PARTY.-One OF those agreeable gather.
ings for the purpose Of discussing the merits OF the
new pieces Of Music and singing them over. took
place on Thursday evening at the residence OF
Mrs. I. Thrum, on King street. The party consist
ed Of about twenty good singers. who In turn
sung single pieces, duets and quartettes accom-
panied by music, to the enjoyment OF all. Singing
is certainly conducive to health, and should be en-
couragcd and participated In by lovers OF vocal
music.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-02-08

-Tcw.xs AZ sEA-Thy Kiiaugs Ha arrived CA Thurs
day morning LIST frcm Kahului. Maui. with the schooner
A. ~ IN tow. which vessel she lowed She whole dis
;ance from that port into tEc haEbcr here. This ass's
tsnce Was a great help g. the schooner tn making the pas
sage. as light winds and salms prevailed between the ivo
ports st the time
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ON SATURDAY. FEB. %. 1879.

Al II O'Clock noon, al his Sale Rooms Honolulu.
Eirst-Ant that premises situated at KuahOnu, Aala, Homo.
lulu, containing G5-lOO acres and described in Royal Patent
No 1851, and also In the said Mortgage executed by said
kim Kaaii together with all the building and improvements
on said premises
seeond.-An those three pieces and parcels or land situated
al Kahuku and being Apanas Nos. l and 2 Of Royal Patent
No 29. and Apanas No / Of Royal Patent NO 25s containing
In al , 32-lOO acres AMI being the same described in the said
Mortgage executed BY the said Kuhi % and Pail W. together
with all improvements thereon.
Thrd.-An those two pieces and parcels Of land situated al
HamauakOSaha ManOl Valley, containing in all / 2i-lOO
acres and being The land described in Royal Patent No 25s5,
and also In said Mortgage executed by the Kaohi Cw) and
E-aweaumoku q together with all the improvement thereon.
FOurh-AH those two pieces % land situated AZ Hauula
KOOlauloa, Island Of Oahu, and being Apsnas Nos. l and 2
In Royal Patent No 2i50, containing 1900 acres, together
with the improvements thereon. Also all that piece Of land
situated AZ Kapaka Koolauloa aforesaid and being the same
described in Royal Patent No 14Ii containing { 79-lOO acres
together with the improvements thereon.
Also the undivided halfOf 66-l0O Acre Of land situated
KaipaPau KOolauloa Aforesaid, and being the same described
in Royal Patent No 2ilO.
Also, all those premises situated in Pauhuluhulu, Honolulu,
containing 1 7s-lOO acres and being the same described in
Royal Patent No. 2GIi. Together with all the tenements and
improvements thereon.
All the above lands being also described in said deed o. mort
gage executed BY sail J. l. keaunui % and others. Terms OF
sale, cash. AMI deeds az expense Of purchasers.
For further particulars, apply 20
RICHARD +. BICRERTON,
Attorney for Mortgage.
or 10 c. :. BARLOW, Aucrioneer-
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- by reference to The by Authority column Il
will be seen that the Minister Of The Interior has
introduced a new rule in regard 10 hacks and car
tiages.
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MALE SOCIAL CIun.-Last evening at the fia-
wAiian Hotel, the members gave a ball, which was
very fully attended by the beauty and fashion Of The
sity, and was, as all the assemblies Of the club have
proved. a splendid success. and dancing was pro-
lOnged until > O'Clock. His Majesty the King And
the members Of the Royal Family were present.