The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-03-11
SATURDAY

sD- See supplement for local news.
- Free Homo viii be- tine suLjec, Of Sir.
Cruzan's sermon Sunday morning. aud in the
evening his regular monthly lecture TO young
people viii be upon % Temper" \ cordial well
come to all.
- The first concert gwen by the members Of
the Royal Hawaiian Band after their return from
Maui, vas rendered as a compliment 70 Mrs.
Loewenberg on that lady's birthday, Thursday,
9th inst. The band played q number Of selected
pieces % Mrs. LOeweubers's residence, on Bere-
taHia street
- Yesterday afternoon au accident happened
on the old Custom House wharf, by which a Ia
borer named Keola had his right arm broken and
received suudry bruises. H and others were
putting a large wheel for "a traction engine on
board the schooner KuIamauu. when il some way
hold was let slip aud the wheel came T. the
ground. with LeoIa under IT,. Fortunately the
peculiar skeleton construction Of the wheel saw
ed the man from more seriou, hurt.
80 At :. Andrew Cathedral Tomorrow. the
Rev. A. Macintosh course Of SUNDAY evening
lectures on the Anglican Prayer Book Will be
continued, Morning Prayer being the subject.
The Rev. +. Blackburn. Il. A. intends proceed
ing with the course, " Christianity and Modern
Science" by lecturing next Wednesday evening
on g Christianity and Modern Theories on Moral
Science" The pulpit will be occupied to-mor-
row morning by the Rev. 4. H. Turton.
- Following Is the programme for this
afternoons concert in Emma Square, at 1870
p IN, by the Royal Hawaiian Band
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The Band will positively give an extra Concert
on Monday evening, March 18th at the Hawaiian
Hotel.
~ The Rev. T.. Blackburn delivered his sec
ond lecture on Christianity and Modern
Science, 20 IN st. Andrews Cathedral on Wednes-
day evening last. His subject was the attacks
upon the Bible viewed rs the Word Of God. He
showed that, however much the advances III our
knowledge might have upset such theories of
inspiration as claimed for every passage in the
Bible verbal dictation by the Holy Spirit. they
in no way discredited the book as it had been
accepted from generation to generation among
christians As one written by men divinely in
structed as to what they taught.
u At Fort Street Church on Wednesday
evening, an entertainment entitled " An Evening
in Japan was given, being the first Of a series
of Evenings in Foreign Lands" After hymn
and prayer, a sacred quartette was sung by four
members of theichoir. Mrs. Cruzan then read a
short account of the physical geography and re-
sources Of Japan illustrated by q map Of the
country. Professor Scott followed with n Cos
sippy talk about such things in relation to Japan,
as people are most interested IN hearing about
the social and home life of the people. Then
Mrs. Whitney read a paper on the old religions Of
Japan, and Judge McCully brought the enter
tainment TO a close with a short account of the
introduction of christianity into Japan, first by
the Catholic Mission III the 10th century, and
again, some thirty years ago, by missionaries of
various denominations.
~ 4 match game of baseball was played on
the Recreation Grounds, at the Plains, on the
4th instant, between the two local clubs, who
aspire to chan pionship fame. The game was
called at 3 pm, and lasted until els pm, re-
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