The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-06-09
FALL of rain at J. H. Wood, Dairy Ranch, in


Mr.. MARLIN, who has resigned his position as
constructor and inspector of the works connected
with the water bitches of Spreckelville Plantation,
Maui, was made the recipient 4 short time ago of L
gold headed cane and gold mounted spectacles,
while Mrs. Marlin received 4 beautiful diamond
ring, and their daughter an elegant locket, the
gifts being tokens of friendship from the employees,
with whom they have been associated during the
past six years.
SEVERAL cases Of material fever are reported in
town at the present time, and care should be taken
TO guard against the disease by all who are subject
TO it. When the first chill or fever comes on there
is usually not much difficulty in driving the
malarial germs out Of the system, whereas when
they are once fully developed the fever gets
thoroughly into the system, and II is then exceed
ingly hard to break up. An occasional quinine
pill is good preventative, and will even cure in
termittant fever if taken in time.
THE SEMI-ASSUAL REPORT OF THE TREASURER OF
THE QUEENS HosPITAL.-TO His Excellency Minis
ter Of Interior.-Sir 1 have the honor to furnish
this the forty-seventh annual report OF the Trea-
surer Of the Queens Hospital, showing the receipts
and disbursements during the half-year ending
May 81, 1888, and Of the present financial condition
of the Corporation. Receipts Sovembe 30, 1882,
cash in bank, 1854 "a. May 81, 1888, received
from pay patients, S4494. % received from Finance
Department, Hawaiian seamen. and passenger tax
for six months to March 81, 1888. S419S.65 re-
ceived from legacy fund coupons, $3.50; received
from Interior Department account, appropriation
support of benevolent societies for three quarters
ending December 81. 1882, SIs75 Total SI4, 1928 4
Disbursements Salaries of physicians, stewards,
servants, etc. etc. $685.. 30 provisions. wines
II lluAOIS- -1OfJsC E0At4 Lila lhSklu LhSuNS.
Sl1Ol So lights, fuel. etc, 1864, general expenses.
SI923.11 insurance, $685. benevolent societies.
$3.50 cash in bank, Nav 81. 1888. $3.50. &c Total.
Sl4. IG2. s4.-JOHN Patty, Treasurer.
TIE following is the result Of The election Of
officers for the Fire Department. as per ballot. on
Monday evening last =
Total number of votes cast, 234.
For Chief Engineer-JOhR Mott ......... .....233
James Dodd ..-........ /
For First Assist. Engineer-C. b. Wilson 1900. l2s
James Dodd ...... 90
NJ. D. Aunsarrst /
For Second Assist. Engineer-M. D. Aonsarrat l39
. ). VI. Whitman 81
Polls closed promptly II 9 pm, and when the
results of the balloting were known the candidates
delivered some short appropriate addresses as
also did ex-Chief Engineer c. F. Williams.
TaE Concert given it the Hawaiian Hotel Mon
day night in honor Of His ENcsllencv Bolliu n.
Daggett by the combined L. :. 5. Hartford and
ROYAL Hawaiian Band=. attracted : large number
Of listeners aud the music diseOur,ed was in every
respect excellent. The following "ss the pro
grsmme
HAWAIIAN BASD.
/ Oy-rture-Silyans new ..-......... Weber
, Galop-Wildhre new $500. .-......... Faust
, Selection-CoI and Box new sullivan
HARTFORD band.
4 Wsltz-Ida Nav ....-........ Pettes
. Selsction-Hsy makers new. ...-.. ..-.. Ripley
CoNISED BANDS.
t Selection-Last Day Of Pompsii .-.. BE-. Petrells
Z Gavotte-Stephsnie ..-... ............ Czibulks
5 Msrch-COmrad's Greetings .........-. Faust
The Star S~pangled Banner. Hawai Ponoi,