The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-11-11
City 9rfrtory.

! City 9irfrtory.
: The Cabinet.
l His Ex " VI Gibson, Foreign Afsirs, Premier
HIS Ex Simon Kalos kaai, Finance
r His FL Edward Preston, Attorney-General
Supreme Court.
| Hon Albert + Judd, Chief Justice
Hon L MeCully. First Associate Justice
J ( Barnard, Chief Clerk
april. July aud october
Police Court.
Hon + Bickerton, Magistrate
Governor of Oahu.
His Ex J o Dominis
Board of E-ducatiOn.
Hon c R Bishop, President
w James Smith, Secretary
Board Of
P p Il e H TE9sssia; f sstr CHRISTIAN
John II Brown. Agent
Hi. r,os,,s B9 9asa E Of b1 n%R FrssiSsn.
:, Walter NJ. Gibson
S. X. Kasi
Hon. J: n Rspena
John 5. Snithies. Secretary
Customs Department.
L r Hendry, Deputy Collector
Captains a Mcintyre, W BaOcOek, P P Shepherd. Pilots
udltorGe3srsivaGn !. S, M.f Officials
BBePsrtment Foreign AfAirs.o P Isukes: Chief Clerk
Department Finance Brown. Registrar
Professor W D Alexander. suryeyorGeneral
w C Parke. Marshal of the Kingdom
David Dayton. Deputy Marshal
Thomas Brown. Registrar of Conveyanees
VI Hagan, NJ D Physician to the Insane Asylum
c Wilson, superintendent Water Works
Once hours from 9 A n TO 4 P NJ on Saturday they clcsa
at noon
Postal Department.
nEf,naafa GanaraI IA1 Iob, "a
Assistant Postmaster General, 1 B Peterson
The Post Office is in Merchant street. Ordinary Office
mail steamers arrive after Office hours sG on oS sun %nen
mails are sorted as soon as delivered, and a general delivery
made. Letters are not delivered in Honolulu by carriers.
but must be enquired for at the delivery window of the
the Chief Postmaster annual fee. SC.
Mails for Foreign Countries are DISPATCHED by the reg
NorE-When sailing vessels leave Honolulu for San
Francisco at dates which render it probable that they
for America are dispatched by them.
Mail matter must be deposited in the Office ONE HOUR
before advertised time of closing the mails to ensure
Postal Rates.
United States of America, Dominion of Canada and
Mexico: Letters, ; cents per y OF postal cards, ? cents;
newspapers. 2 cents per 2 ozs.
Japan, ports in China having U P U Offices Straits
Settlements and Manila Letters, 10 cents per d OF.
postal cards. 2 cents newspapers 3 cents per 2 ozs.
Countries and Colonies EaaHs Ie sf@a 10 cents q at ps 1th q y . P pos
tai cards, ) cents newspapers, 2 cents per ozs.
Australia and New Zealand Letters. - cents nsws-
papers, 2 cents each, irrespective of weight.
Registration fee, 10 cents.
Registration fee if return receipt is required Is cent?.
Inter-isIand Mails.
For Enthusiastically, per Likelike, $3.50 p NJ
For Hawaii (Kona and Kau). per Iwalani, every third |
Monday and every third Thursday, $50 P N 4
For MaGiIMonGay: per p Kilauea Eoa, 9 80 P N Tuesday,
For = per C R Bishop, 4 p N Thursday |
per James Makee. Jpn
Licensed CARRIAGES.
Stands for Vehicles plying for hire have been fixed "a
follows
On Queen street, corner of Fort street
On Queen street, corner of Nuuanu street
On Merchant street, corner of Bethel street I
On Merchant street, corner of Fort street 4
On King street, corner of Richard street ~
On Hotel street, corner of Fort street N
On Hotel street. corner of Nuuanu streetg
On Hotel street. opposite Hawaiian Hotel
The rates of fare are A
street and the Hsrbor, and Between beig p9nn Pu5 DssSssn
street and the River, l2k cents each person.
For longer distances in town, say to or from anv point
the Second Bridge, Nuuanu road and the Harbor
md the +" " hat Cheer House > on the Eva road and the
line of Punahou-street-25 cents each person.
Children under three years old are free from three 40
EN- years old, half fare.
Time Rates-For one passenger for the first bour x1
or each additional passenger, so cents for each add,
ional hour, so cents per passenger.
ordinary fare beyond the tWo.niie . i fimgte passenger for
licensed to carry more than four persons including the
lriver.
~NoTE-Tickets of the value of l2k cents can be oh.
aimed at the Government offices; These are legal tender
or al hlrlngs OF licensed vehicles.
Fire Districts of noI
No I.-Bounded by School, LiIiha, Judd. and Pinch
owl streets.
No. 2.-Boundedb ' Beretania, Iiliha. School and Fort
treets.
No. 3.-Bounded by King, Beretania, and Fort streets.
No. 4. Bounded by waterfront, King and Fort streets.
No: 5.-Bounded by waterfront, Fort, King, and Rich
ri streets.
No. G.-Bounded by King, Fort, Beretania, and Richard
treets.
No. 7.-Bounded by Beretania, Fort, School, and Punch
owl streets.
No; sIBounded by waterfront. Richard. Beretania
nj Punchbowl streets.
No. 9-Bounded by waterfront, Punchbovl. and Vic.
Dria streets.
No. 1o.-BOunded by King, Victoria, and Piikoi streets.
uuahou-street.
No. l2.-District beyond PunAhOu-street.
No. Is. The IIarbor.
Engine Company No. I-Corner King and Richard SITS. !
Engine Company No. ,, and Hook and Ladder Company
In Bell-tower Building. -
Engine Company No. 4-Corner Nuuanu and Berstania
Engine Company No, 6-King-street, between Nuuanu
nd Maunakea streets. S
Pacific Hose Company No. 1-King-street, between Fort t
nd Alakea streets.
Fire Marshal-James w. MCGUIRE : Office. Reu.tower. /
Secretary Fire Departmental. T. Gulick Office, cor
sr ksAhumanu and Queen streets. S
Honolulu Fire Department.. \
Chief Engineer-John Mott. =
+ irst Assistsnt-Robert Levers. '
Second Assistant-ChArles b. Wilson. q
Fire Alarm Signals.
The Fire-ward number struck on the bell at Tower Nd 9
aud including No. II. Nos. IL and 10 are struck with !,
lie tap, followed by two or three.
/ "a NyaIIan No. $50, Amer !
lean Legion OF Honor. :
&: +: Horn Commander :
III. III $3.50. |
". Lame d. ...Vice-Commander T
\. 4 hheI II
e. j. O"Tie- Secretary 8
W CIV Collector |
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Meeting Nights-Second and fourth Thursday in each T
Onth. h. of p. Hall. next to Reading Room, Fort-st. O
oceanic Council No. 777, American d
Legion of Honor. S
nm Commander II
uCa 1
W.. I
IN! hlih Secretary =
j. u .GOllectOr .
oHiA Sorenson 1reasurer
Meets on the first and third Tuesdays of each month 5
of T. Hall, next to the Reading Rooms, Fort street. L