The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-04-23

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other officers on the staff of the vessel are Messrs. Durand
De CAladon and Lefrancois enseignes; NJ. RomanOuvski
Surgeon and NJ. Dupont, Paymaster, We are il
debted to NJ. lie Commandant Parizot for politely sendini
us this information.
- The following programme of music vii
be played by the Band at the Concert in Emmi
Square at 4.3O PM, to-day, weather permitting
Flotoy
Concert Polka-Love and Truth-.~.. -. Welcke
BaiisdCA%sv to to the Mountains Brow CnewJ.-"-AnLe
Grand
The Band will give an extra Concert on Mon
day evening April 25th, in the Hawaiian Hotel
weather permitting.
"a The monthly meeting of the Guild of St
Andrews, was held in the Clergy House OF
Thursday evening. After the usual devotional
exercises, an essay entitled Forgotten Contro-
versies'' was read by a member, which melted a
somewhat lengthy conversation. The inclemency
of the weather rendered the attendance small.
1t was, after some discussion, decided that the
quarterly social meeting should be held on
Thursday evening, May 18th, and that there
should be no ordinary meeting i'll May.
EXTRACT from Hong Kong correspondence of
Celestial Empire, dated February II, 1881:
THE Chinese here seem hardly to have got
over their New Year festivities. There Is epide-
mic of smallpox at Canton"
The China Mail says that it is rumored that,
with characteristic caution, all the legal lumina-
ries, including Chief Justice French, who went
to Canton to take part in the celebrated cause of
Regina ). Page have been vaccinated. Celestial
Empire 22d Feb.
This was was published II days before the de-
parture of the Lydia, and yet Capt. Peterson did
not bring a paper, or report a word, about having
left an infected port.
THE wAcHUsETr-The U. s. stmr wachusett, Comman-
der E. P. Lull, arrived on the 18th inst. from San Fran
cisco, from which port she had been dispatched on the LIST.
in quest of the then overdue steamer City of New York,
The wachusett is a man-of-war of the 3rd rate, carries Z
guns, tonnage COS, displacement 1476, and carries a crew
of 167 men. Following is a list of her officers:
Commander-E. LuIl.
Lieutenant COmmdnder-Geo w. Pigman.
Lielaenants-w; A. Morgan. John Garbin, E, A. Field
and A, G; Dillingham;;
5 Es25ess@1 6 = e.1 MCDANIEL
Pissed Asst. EngineeT-C. W. Roe
Asst. Eaginer-C. w. Livermore.
Maaer-Saml Seabury.
EHsign-E. Fisher.
Lieua. Murine Carps-P. st. c. Murphy.
Cadds-P: W; Horrigan, N: B~evington, R. V. Isbester.
BOdtscain-G. r. Willis.
- We copy the accompanying notices of es-
tates administered upon, and to which there are
non resident heirs, from the circular of the Pro-
bate Bureau of San Francisco
Estate of Sarah E. Harper-Heirs, VIM. H.
Harper, Hawaiian Islands; E. b. Harper, S. F.
Estate of Sarah w. Hastings-Devisees, Mary
Isabella Harnden; Margaret D., Mabel, Sarah.
Nora, Elsie and Winslow X. Harnden, Honolulu,
S, l.; Horace Nj, Hastings and Catherine NJ.
Dixon, n. Y. City; Frederick A., Frederick w,
and William H. Harnden, and Charlotte Chester,
Alameda; Mrs. F.. A. Bell, Oakland. Estate of
Joshua G.. Dickson-Devisees, Sarah Dickson,
Laura F. Dickson; Menzies, Hester L., Joshua
B., Sarah; C. H. Judd, Laura F., Helen A., and
Samuel NJ Dickson, Honolulu, S. I.
- Mr.. f. Furgie, the energetic representative
of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company of
California, hands us a statement of his Company
for the year 1880. (See Advertisement Hon.
J. C. Maynard, Insurance Commissioner of the
State of California, c%ertifies March 1881 the
company to be in a sound and solvent condition,
and fattingly refers to its able management and
prosperous future. The Pacific Mutual is the
only home company chartered and doing bust
ness ON the Pacific coast, and the only one regis
tering policies under the laws of California: that
the money held by this company against the
contingency at death, or maturity of endow-
meat, is secured by bonds and mortgages depo-
sited in the State Treasury. 1t seems, and
rightly too,-the policy of this company is to
avoid litigating "A claim under any circumstances,
and it has the reputation of exercising great eau
ton in the selection of risks, and promptness in
payment of claims. Owing to the high rate OF
interest secured on its Investments, a large divi-
dend is returned to policy holders, greatly re-
ducing the cost of insurance, combining IN a
remarkable degree the two neutrality-suspicious.
and investment.
POLICE COURT REcoRD-for the week ending
April ~22nd:-Akaka, (Chinaman), furnishing
| liquor to native Hawaiians; found guilty, and
fined 800 and $500 costs; or 200 days at hard
labor. Appeal to Supreme Court noted. James
Thomas-Sodomy. Committed for, and trial
to the Supreme Court; this term. d. Kaoolewa,
Nakookoo, Dayida, S. Kumukahi and Kama
Notwithstanding. Found guilty, and fined
$40 and costs $1.20 each, with "a hours i'm
prisonment at hard labor. All Hing and All
DEMONSTRATING Opium in possession. Found
guilty. and sentenced to pay a line OF 500 and
| costs, with months Imprisonment at hard labor,
| each. Pakeokeo-Assault and battery on his
wife Kaholoaupuni. Found guilty, and fined So
and costs 81. 10. Aukai, Paele and
| Assault and battery on Louis Pekelo. Paele and
Peleamoku found not guilty; Aukai found guilty,
ouilty. and fined Sc and costs $40. Luika-
ConceaIing a person who had the smallpox.
Found guilty, and fined SO and costs $40
J. Kakio-Not reporting to Board of Health
one Hukaa, who was sick and died of smallpox.
Remanded to the 25th inst. ADMINISTRATIONS
driving. Found guilty, and fined $50, and
costs S1.2O. Chung Fook-Assault and battery
on llama. Found guilty, and fined 50, and
costs 81. 20. Seven drunkards either forfeited
their bail or were fined, during the week.