The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-06-03

convened a meeting Of Americans, FOR Thursday
evening next. TO make arrangement for celebrating
the 4th July.
EMPRESS No. 9S anne to grief in Nuranu street
On Wednesday morning. The horse got away with
1t, and wheni il had succeeded in utterly smashingit it..
got away from il without much harm 70 itself.
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H. B.. NJ. ;. Champion came into the harbor on
Wednesday on the afternoon tide, and anchored of
the end Of Fort street. About 4 pm. salutes were
exchanged between the ship and Punch5owl Fort.
THE steamer Mokolii was stranded yesterday at
Kualoa. fortunately on a sandy bottom. When
lghtened of her cargo she got of and is expected
here during the day. She is believed TO have sus-
tanned no serious injury.
Mr.. EUGENE BAL whilst ON his way TO join the
Lehua suffered an accident. His horse fell with
him, hurting his leg badly, but fortunately break
ing no bones and not preventing him from coming
ON With the steamer.
BY the Lehua comes the news that the Kipahulu
mill is at a standstll the pinion wheel being
broken. Work Will necessarily be suspended I'M
til the return of the steamer, by which q new wheel
VIII be sent from the Honolulu Iron Works.
WE are glad to learn that Mr. Hallenbeek is re-
gaining his strength and hopes to be able to COM
mence revival services a week from now. He will
speak for a short time in Fort Street Sabbath
School tomorrow Sunday morning.
Tomorrow being Trinity sunday, Will be duly
observed at st. Andrews Cathedral, with services
of a special character. The Rev. T. Blackburn, b.
A, will be the morning preacher, and the sermon
IN the evening will be preached by the Rev. Mr..
Wilbey, b. A, Chaplain of H. B. VI. $. Champion.
MEssRs. H.. MEHDEN d Gilbert Sarony take their
benefit tonight at the Music Hall. They will be
supported by the whole strength Of the Tourists
Company. Full particulars Of the performance
are given in another column. This is the last APP
pearance of the troupe and should be signalled by
a crowded house.
CAPT. Hope of H.B.M.S. Champion has oblig-
ingly arranged to throw open his ship for in
spection by the public on Sundays and Thursdays,
after twelve O'Clock. The Champion will probably
remain here about n fortnight. Being a new ship
arranged and fitted in the most approved modern
style; she is well worth a visit.
on Thursday at noon, just a fortnight after com
mencing work Mr.. Fessler had his drill down 376
feet at the well he is sinking for DR.. McGrew at the
Hotel, and the casing complete to within a few feet
of that depth. Last evening the depth reported
395 feet, still in a loose clay, which is trouble
some through constant caving in.
THE following is the programme for the regular
concert at Emma Square at $50 p. NJ.
Overture-Emma of Resburgh ..... Meyerbeer.
election-Stradel .......... ...... Flotow.
Polka-Leopoidine new .............. Paque.
Hungarian Dance-Czarda new 49,. Hasselmann.
Gavotte-Stephanie new ............. .Zibulka.
Three Guardsmen new 49,. Missud.
OF the nine Cinnamon charged with having
opium in their possession, whose cases were heard
at the Police Court on Wednesday, two were ac-
and the case against one was withdrawn.
All Sing pleaded guilty, and the other five were con-
victed on the evidence. All Sing, as owner of the
house in which opium wasfound, was fined SIS All
Wing, as an old offender, was fined $3.50 and A
Chang, All Hin, All Wong, and All Wal, $50 each,
All Wing was also sentenced to imprisonment at
hard labor for nine months, and the others for three
All Wong and All Wal appealed.
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JAMES wAILANA was brought up, on remand, be-
Judge Bickerton, on Monday, charged with
selling spirituous liquors without a license. This
is the man who was unsuccessfully prosecuted last
week for selling liquor TO Hawaiians. The evil
dence of five witnesses was taken for the prosecu-
ton. Defendant made a long tatement denying
the charge and endeavoring to show a conspiracy
against him on the part of the Crowns witnesses.
called some witnesses whose evidence did not
his case, He was found guilty and
fined $500. He was again charged on Wednes-
day with gaming. He pleaded guilty and acknowl-
that he made his living by gambling
and made a business of it. He was fined $25 in
to seven days Imprisonment at hard
labor.
H. BINS. CHAMPION one of the new class Of steel
which have been lately introduced into
the British Navy, arrived off the port about 10
O'Clock Tuesday night. She is last from Coquimbo
port she left on 22d April. Her destination
is the China Station, and after remaining here about
a week she will proceed to Yokohama. The Cham
pion is a vessel of $3.50 tons measurement and car
IA guns. Two of them are As Ton guns; the
other twelve are Ga Founders. She carries as COM
of officers and crew 26f all told. The fol-
lowing are the names of her officers:
Captain-G. r. Hope. 4
First Lieutenant-W. LII. Browne. III
Second Northumberland G. Kirby. II
Third Northumberland G. Phillips. II
Fourth Lieutenant-Hugh +. DanboDy. |
Fifth Lieutenant-Georg j. S. Warrender. u
Navigating northumberland Rowlatt.
staff Surgeon-v. Duke B. :.
Paymaster- Derisley Martin.
Chief Engineer-Robert Macaulsy.
Engineer-Henry R. Marsden.
Boatswain-S. j. Galley.
Carpenters. Pierce.
Midshipmen-D. Bremner, Fred c. %Learmoutb, A. n.
Atkinson, L. J. MucHutchin.
Assistant Paymaster-Montagu Stevens.
Clerk-Francis +. Bennett.-P C. 4.
THE following is the order Of exercises Of the An
nuaI Examinations to be held at Kawaiahao semin-
Monday and Tuesday, June 10 and 90. Mon
day am. Devotions, So to y Advanced Geo
grapy, Miss Norton; Second year Gramner, Miss
Chamberlain; Music.-Beginners in Practical
Miss Storrs; Beginners in Geography,
Miss Flaxman-Music.-Advanced Arithmetic,
Miss Norton: Second Reader, Miss Flaxman.-Mu-
sic.-At 2 p.m.-First Reader, Miss Napoleon; Word
Method, Miss Storrs; Advanced Grammar, Miss
Norton year Geography, Miss
Chamberlain; Beginners in Grammar, Miss Storrs.
Music-Tuesdav. a.m.-Bible exercise 81 10 9.
AlloS WI NDhs AA1ACAt -+A0p @f1RCS~CA
Botany, Miss Norton; Second year Arithmetic, Miss
Chamberlain. -Music.-First year Reading and
Spelling, Miss Storrs; Colburn's Arithmetic Miss
Flaxman; Elementary Astronomy, Miss Norton.
Music-At 2 p.m.-Primary Arithmetic, Miss Ma
poleOn; Elementary Physiology, Miss Norton: Sec
ond wear Reading, Miss
United States History, Miss Norton.-Gymnastics.
On Wednesday, june 81. at 2 pm. there will be
a sale of useful and fancy articles. The Animal
exhibition will be held in Kawaiahao Chuach Fri
day, June %, at 10 am.
EXPRESS No. 81; Of which George Buckley is the
driver, caused a great commotion in Merchant
street yesterday afternoon. The reins got under
the horses tail, rendering the animal manageable
and he bOlted. His career fortunately was very
short. but what there was Of it was decidedly SEN
sational. The start was made from the n%eighbor-
hood Of the ADVERTISER Office. On the opposite
side of the street an express was standing, and DR..
Emerson's buggy was just beyond it. On the
mauka side of the street was a wagon loaded with
bags of bran, etc. Fortunately for his property
DR.. Emerson was in his buggy and seeing the in
evitable collision drew his horse into the gateway