The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-11-05

~ lis 1OIA0AllI INV L'AoAApB VI OACNA -
chant a Re Deum at the Catholic Cathedral
tomorrow afternoon, at + o'clock p. NJ, ga
Thanksgiving for the happy return of His
Majesty KALAKAUAto his Kingdom. Those
who have been specially invited to be pres
ent Will be in evening dress or uniform,
and it will be in order for all who attend to
pay similar respect to the occasion.
- Following is the programme for this
afternoons concert in Emma Square by the
Royal Hawaiian Band:
;Gonradi
Fias'- WILLIAM Rossini
Tours
srlection-The Life for the Czar...-... GIinka
The Band will commence to play in Emma
Square, during the months of November and
December, ut / o'clock.
- Mr.. Rollin p. SAKE, the enterprising
stockman of san Francisco, offers excellent OPP
portunites to our planters, graziers, and other
importers of fine stock, TO procure thorough
bred animals of all kinds; a choice Jersey, or
Ayrshire, bull or cow; a superior trotter or saddle
horse; fine pure bred or grade sheep; and prize
swine, and fancy poultry of all kinds. This
gentleman's dealings in stock have inspired the
fullest confidence; and 1t Is a great satisfaction
to know that You IAN send by mail to Mr.. SAKE,
To get "A choice animal, and feel assured that yOu
will be better served than If you went yourself.
- \ man of the name of Rasmussen, n
Dane who has been causing a deal of trouble
among Norwegians, was sentenced to two
months penal servitude yesterday for at
tempting to seduce the wife of a Scandina-
Wan resident here. This man was lately
before the Court on a charge of adultery
with another Norwegian woman. He has
been over to Maui lately Offering to help
Norwegians to run away from their bond
service, but as he wanted 50 down before
taking any steps in that direction, his trip
seems to have been an unsuccessful one.
- Mr.. Dickson has published a very
pleasing Photographic group of pictures
commemorative of the Kings return. POr-
traits of their AIaiesties the King and
Queen, the Princesses Liliuokalani and Lii
kelike, the young Princess Kaiulani, and
the late Prince LeleiOhOku, are on either
band of the group, whilst the centre is oc-
eupied by the Hawaiian Court of Arms and
by pictures of Aliiolani Hale and the new
palace. The whole is encircled by a splen-
|fdid wreath of flowers faithfully and bril-
tliantly cOlored and makes a remarkably
ipretty group.
& - The Consul referred to in the following
extract is James Dunn, Esq, n gentleman of
Glasgow. well known to our Government and
We uuSt that the discOurtesy spoken of will be
enquirel into by our Minister of Foreign
Affairs" No little astOnishment has been eX-
pressed. and q large amount OF talk OccaSlOneJ
in commercial circles in this city, by the circum-
stances that while the King of the Sandwich
Islands has been in Glasgow, visiting public
works and being entertained by the Corporation,
the local consul for the Islands has not, up to
this moment, received any official notification of
His Majestv's intention to visit US. The general
impression seems to be that IN this matter 'some
one has blundered, 90 for the consul has served
the King and his people well for the last ten
years, and has always been on the most amicable
terms with every member of his Government.
1t Is reported that the cOnsuls of foreign
countries generally very much sympathise with
their brother, aud are of opinion that he has not
been properly treated. On such occasions it Is
through the consul that all arrangements are
made. and that this is well understood not
merely in official circles but by the public Is
shown by the fact that inquiries regarding the
Kings movements have been addressed to the
consul here by Scottish noblemen. UnfOr-
~tunately those enquiries could not be answered,
and the consequences of taking the wrong way
of entertaining the King are cropping up in
more than one directiou.-EUening Citizen,
Glasgow, Sept. Sth,- 1881.
So \ pleasant impromptu little affair came
Oh last Monday nj noon IN the p. c. Advertiser
Office. The folding table was spread by Hart
Bros. with one of those choice lunches, for which
they are becoming famou :, and which delight all
partuker-. This lunch was a little compliment
Of the proprietor 70 the employees Of the office.
They had worked with zeal aud fidelity, in get
/ ting ont AN unusual amount of work connected
with the celebration of His Majesty'S return.
] Fifteen coIupositorS and preSsmen, had during
! the preceding week. printed and struck on, not
only the regular editions Of three newspapers,
| making up about seven thousand copies, with u
large amount Of customary job work. bUt had
| also. within the same We *. got ont a pamphlet
| Of rs pages. d. hiug kalakaua's Tour round the
world. copies Of which We're presented TO each
| passenger of the Australia, on Saturday last, be
fore She came alongside the wharf; and III adj
dition TO all this composition and job work, had
/ struck of over 700 Hawaiian flags. along with a
multitude Of printed notices, and devices. Any
one acquainted with "a printing establishment
will appreciate the fidelity and application re-
! quired to accomplish so much work with so small
a force. I'm employer could not have been bet
ter served by employees. than IN this instance.
Mr.. Gibson had not an opportunity to express in
person. his thanks on the occasion, as he was by
command of His Majesty IN attendance at the
time. ut a reception held at Aliolau Hale. But
"a faithful and assidGouS manager, Mr.. Fred. II.
Hay~eldeu. and a very capable Assistant Editor.
Mr.. Joseph Webb, very efficiently represented
the proprietor on the occasion. 1t was an OPP
portuuitv for the utterance Of many courtesies
ana wittici4ms. which our printers duly honored.
The following members Of the Pacific CONNER
al Printing Establishment took part in the feS-
tB4ty: II. L. Evans, foreman Frank Lake, Alex.
Blister. Alb. Bolster. VIM. Maxwell, sam kaai-
k8nla. VIM. kapela, ]. kameo, Hakalau, John
KsOlahea. Moses kahuoWalewale, Jos. kaaIOhe-
10, John Allan, Thomas Spencer, JOS. Rosa, John
Sheldon. Assistant Editor Of the EIeIe POakOlu.
IN addition 10 this working staff Of the office,
there were present as invited guests, Henry l..
Sheldon, former Editor Of the p. c. A. James
Aud. former foreman Of p. c. A. John Rees.
the book-biuder, r.. Brash, W. Brasil, and Jose
! Tesla. occasional employees.