The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1882-04-08

- At the Palama well Mr.. Fessler has had
a flow of water ever since last Saturday. 1t has
risen gradually and now runs at a level some
eighteen inches above the ground, or say about
- feet above sea level. should the water-bed
which he appears to be penetrating prove to be
q different one from that IL which most of our
wells have been sunk, and the elevation
reached BY the water at Sir. Gulcks well be its
measure. the water at Palama will rise about Z
feet.
For EASTER AT FoRr STREET CHURcH-In-
stead Of the regular service Sunday morning at
IL o'clock, there will be a Children's Service
with an Easter Sermon by the Pastor. In the
evening the Church Choir Will give an Easter
Praise Service with the following: Programme.
Organ Voluntary; 2-Easter Anthem
Thanks be to God, W. F. Sudds; s. Invoca-
ton; TT my Immortal Savior Lives, Weber;
5~-ScriptuTs lesson; GLORY to God on
High, Mozart; Prayer; s-ofertoire-
Christ the Lord Is Risen Mozart; 9-Hymn
- Christ above all Glory Seated, - G.. F. Root;
10-Easter Address, J. \. Cruzan; As the
Hart Pants, Mendelssohn; l2-Hymn-" Hark
Ten Thousand Harps and Voices" Lowell
Mason; IS Recessional.
= Tomorrow being Easter Day there will be
full Choral services morning and evening at st.
Andrews Cathedral. with Professional hymns,
anthem, and Festal setting of the Canticles.
The Rev. T. Blackburn, B. A., is announced to
be the morning Preacher, and the Rev. w. \.
Swan is to occupy the Pulpit in the evening.
The Holy Communion will be celebrated in Eng
fish at 80 q. m, and at noon without music This
evening the Preacher will be Rev. F. W.. Merrill.
The music used will be the following On
Sunday morning, Dykes TIE Deum and an
Anthem Christ being raised from the dead "
by Sir G.. Elvy will be sung. In the evening
Ebdon's g Magnifcat " and ''Nunc Dimittis "
will be sung. and the anthem of the morning
will be repeated. Special Easter hymns will be
sung.
gas- Mr.. II. ]. Nolte opened his new Coffee
aud Billiard Saloon on Fort street on Wednes-
day last. He has given it the name of the
'Beaver Saloon, as n memento of the fact that
it stands on part of the site of the Hudson's
Bay Company's old premises. On Wednesday
there was q free lunch for all comers,- and the
corners were numerous being drawn from all
ranks of life, from His Honor the Chief Justice
and His Majesty's Ministers to native laborers
from the wharves. The last named appeared to
be as much attracted by the fine Orchestrion
which Mr.. Nolte has adorned his saloon with,
as by the dainties on the counter. The lunch
prepared under the suprintendence of that we'll
known caterer Robert Won Oelhaffen, included
an abundance of choice things, some of the
salads being especially excellent. |
~ When Captain Roper of the steamer AMER
Head was last at Hongkong, he received a graft
flying expression of esteem and good will from a |
number of the Chinese employees and passengers
on board the steamer. They made him a present
of a silk flag accompanied by the following
address 1.-The undersigned desire toi testify
and make known as widely as possible among
Europeans as well as Chinese their sincere and
grateful appreciation of the kindnesses shown to
them by Captain 4. Roper of the steam ship |
AMER Head during the last voyage from San
Francisco, via Honolulu to Hongkong; and es- |
peciallv of the benevolent assistance rendered by
him on the occasion of the calamitous, but in
evitable deaths of the passengers on board the
in putting them into collins and taking |
the bodies back to HongkOng to be transhipped
to their native place for interment.'
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~ The German training ship Elisabeth of
H.I.G Ms navy. arrived in port on the End inst.
days from Callao, Peru, en- route to
her station at Yokohama, Japan, where she will
relieve the Hertha. The Elisabeth is a wooden
screw steamer, 2,508 tons, with en-
gines of 2400 horse power, and carries a broad
side of 10 seven-inch Krupp gans, and is also
provided with two Hotckiss mitralieuse and
several Whitehead and electric torpedoes. Her
complement all told is 400 souls including 80
cadets and the following officers
Cdptain-Hollman. Commander.
LIST Ohcer-Baron Won Sender Bibran.
Captain Herbing. Rudiger,
Thiele.
Sab acknowledgements Schwartzkopf, Won Semmern,
Wislicenus, Setback, BRrner, Scheibel, Ludewi.
Engiaeo-Pfefer. |
staff SargeDI--Dr. Epping.
Asst. SuryeoH-Dr. Brandstaster.
CtapIain-Heims.
Tdymdaer-Prasse |