The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-07-07

IWeltV-SeNen Japanese -allOIS II Ah"JN
went to the Queen. Hospital Wednesday after
noon.
All the Chinese immigrants per Madras were re-
leased from quarantine on Saturday, except ten
conyalescents.
Kerr. the American absconder, was on Monday
transferred 10 the CIV OF sydney in a boat from
the L. >. ). E--c1.
The Consuelo Is dOcled between Allen & Robin
sons and the new Steamship wharves. She mas
begun discharging her cargo.
The schooner Anne. McCulhck, master. va. ex-
pected 70 leave kahului oil Sunday last
She was loaded with L full cargo If sE- 3
Four thousand four hundred ana .llnaty-t"o
letters were sent away Monday By the City OF
Sydney, in addition 70 a heavy mail Of newspapers
and packages.
Mr.. Amasa Pratt and family left per steamer
Monday. He will proceed from san Francisco
to Columbus, Ohio, 10 take charge Of the State
Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
The Consuelo brings thirteen horses consigned
to Messrs Hsckfeld Il Co., and twenty heifers and
one mich COW, consigned to Mr.. J. A. Messenger
All Of this stock is il excellent condition.
Mr.. William N. WILDER, pilot at Kahului, is go
ing on 4 visit bach to his old home ia New Eng
land. per the Jno. D. Spreckles, which proba-
bly, sailed last Friday for San Francisco.
Hi, Honor, the Chief Justice, informed the
members Of the Bar. Monday, that by the author
ity Of the Attora-vzc-nera al interim, Mr.. Whit
ing would appear for the Crown during the present
Term.
On the I7th of June a letter containing q draft
for one hundred dollars was taken from P. O. box
No. 1874. Mr.. H. Akana Offers i reward for the
return of the draft. and forbids payment of the
same.
We are always extremely glad to receive COM
muuications from any and all, giving items of
news, etc. but we cannot publish purely personal
matter. Our correspondents will please bear this
III mind.
BY the arrival Of the City Of sydney, Monday,
foreign news up to the date Of june 18th, was re-
ceiyed. kilograms from Europe and the United
States published in the Colonial papers are meagre,
and generally unimportant.
Mr.. Maccabe and lady, and Mr.. Hamburger and
lady, left per City of sydney, for the Coast. They
made many friends during their stay in Honolulu
and will be warmly welcomed back if they ever
lind it convenient to return.
Mrs. Koran. wife Of Judge Koran, a well known
lawyer in San francisco, arrived in this city per
Consuelo. She comes to Honolulu for u visit, and
after q short stay will return on board the same
vessel that brought her to this port.
Messrs. Preston and Brown have com pleted all
their pendulum observations in Honolulu, and
state that all the conditions of their work are
good owing to the even temperature Of this elm
ate. As 50 many calcula tons have to be made it
will be months before the results are ascsrta.ned.
At the meeting of Engine Company No. l, Mr..
$. ". Whitman was elected Captain and the fol-
lowing gentlemen were reelected to the official po-
sitieps which they formerly held H. q. Tread
way, Foreman; P. O.. Sullivan, Assistant Foreman;
]. II. LoSejoy, Secretary j. A. Spear, Treas
urer Major CLas. t. Gulick, Delegate.
We are pleased to hear that Major Gulick
has been appointed Secretary Of the Board Of
Health, an appointment that We feel sure will
give general satisfaction. When the business of
the Board of Health passed through the Interior
Department, Major Gulick, as its then Chief Clerk,
was of course thoroughly coIyersant with all its
official duties.
Last Sunday the Consuelo arrived i'll this harbor,
fifteen days from san Francisco. She brought no
mail, but among the passengers on board were
Mr.. ], A. Messenger and family. who have enjoyed
their visit to the Coast we'll. They were welcomed
back by numerous friends, who came down to the
wharf some time before the Consuelo reached the
docks To await their arrival.
The Royal Hawaiian Band gave another concert
on Saturday afternoon. There were three new
pieces on Iue programme u WHICH, the 1duunauSeT
March aud Selections from SulIivan's new opera
Iolanthe were greatly admired. Mr.. Berger seems
determined to give us ~ maGy treats as possible
before the departure IF the band for the Coast it
will certainly cause Is the more to miss them, and
the more TO appreciate them ON their return home.
The last Hamburger concert at the Y. NJ. C A.
Hall, Saturday night, was patronizsd by but few.
1t seems very strange that an entertainment really
SO excellent Sn JIld draw such a very small audi
eRce. The hall was not half filled. Nevertheless
those who were present evidently thoroughly en-
jOyed the whole pro ranme, for almost every
piece played brought forth prolonged applause.
Mrs. Hamburger was repeatedly called upon for
an encore, and WAS presented with a bouquet by
enc of the audience.
The 5. s. Glenelg, which has long been expected
at this port from San Francisco, has been detained
at the latter place because she violated the regula-
tions of the Health and Custom House authorities
when she arrived there from British Columbia, by
steaming straight into habor without permitting
the health officers, or custom officers, or reporters,
TO board her. There proved TO be no disease what
ever Oh board of her, but, nevertheless, the au-
thorities could not lightly pass over the matter and
have caused her great delay and expense. Her
case bears some semblance to that of the Madras
during her late stay at Honolulu.
Among the passengers in transit for the Coast
on board the City Of Sydney was Mr.. Simonson, q
well-known singer, musician and public per-
former, who visited Honolulu eleven years ago
with a party of actors, and gave an entertainment
here. His daughter, Miss Leonora Simonson, was
with him on board the steamer Monday. It was
their intention to stop and give a concert here,
but upon further consideration they concluded to
hasten on to San Francisco, and when they return
they will stop here probably. Mr.. Simonson spoke
IN the highest terms of the performance of the Hs-
waiiaR Band, and declared that Mr.. Berger was
the best band master and musician that he ever
knew.
By order Of His Excellency, Governor Dominis,
the Hawaiian Band played for an hour or SO on
the old steamship wharf, Monday, before the de-
parture of the City Of Sydney, in honor of the
United States Sugar Commissioners, who left by
the steamer for the Coast. The gentlemen of the
Commission expressed themselves we'll pleased
with this country and the uniform courtesy every