The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-08-25
The Cabinet.

The Cabinet.
His Elk w 81 Gibson, Foreign Affairs, Premier
His Ex c T Guiict, Interior.
His Ell W NJ Gibson, Attorney-General ad interim.
Supreme Court.
Hon Albert F Judd. Chief Justice
Hbn L McCally First Associate Justice
Hon b II Austin, Second Associate Justice
"s ~ sittinss in Honolulu, First Monday in January
April. July and October
Polic Court.
Hon r + Bickertou. Magistrate
Board of FducatiOn.
His TX W Nj Gibson, President
d D Baldwin, Inspector General of Schools
w James Smith, Secretary
Board of Health.
His E1 W NJ Gibson, President
DR. G Trossesn, Port Physician
c T GuItck, Secretary
John d Brown. Agent
Board OF Immigration.
his Ezcellency John E Bush; President
Kapena,
Hon. A. S. Cleghoru, Inspector-GenersI Immigrants
Hon. Godfrey Rhodes
John s. smithies, Secretary
Government ORcials.
]. s. Walker
Department 1DterforNJ A aassin9eT. Chief Clerk
Department finance. s. Pratt, Registrar
Professor W D Alexander. Surveyor-Genersl
G Parke, Marshal Of the kingdom
David Dayton. Deputy Marshal
| g q Wilson, superintendent w alter Works
Once hours from 3 A " to P NJ on Saturday they close
At noon
Postal Department.
Postmaster General, Hon b II Whitney
Assistant Postmaster-Genersl 1 B Peterson
The Post Office is in Merchant street. Ordinary Office
maui steamers arrive after Once hours, or on Sundays,
mails are serted as $ soon D as e deldye5e ID and Hon a general Il raj delivery
but must be enquired for at the delivery window of the
the Chief Postmaster annual fee. S..
Mails for Foreign Countries are dispatched by the reg
uIar mail packets of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
NoTE-when sailing vessels leave Honolulu for San
Francisco at dates which render it probable that they
for America are dispatched by them.
Mail matter must be deposited in the office ONE HOUR be
fore advertised time of closing the mails to ensure trans
mission
Postal Rates
United States of America, Dominion of Canada and
Mexico: Letters. 5 cents per u OF postal cards, 2 cents !:
newspapers, 2 cents per 2 ozs.
Japan ports in China having U P U ofRces Straits Set
Elements and Manila Letters, 10 cents per u OF Postal
Cards, 2 cents newspapers, 8 cents per 2 ozs.
Great Britain, France, Germany and all other U P U
Countries and Colonies Letters. 10 cents per Il OF pos
al cards, 8 cents newspapers, 2 cents per 2 ozs.
Australia and New Zealand Letters, 70 cents news
spers, 2 cents each, irrespective of weight.
Registration fee. 10 cents.
Registration fee if return receipt is required Is cents.
Governor of Oahp
His Elk J o Dominis
Customs Department.
w F Allen, Collector-GeneraI
E E.d r. aenaey' Pe g TtyGSbhEt
Second Statistical Clerk, George Markham
G Gapty 4 G Faiier ef marSor x hasten fsab@An
Captains A Mcintyre, W Babcock, P P Shepherd. Pilots
Guards-J Markham, R H Mossman, R NJ Fuller. r Par
menler
Inter-Island Mails.
For -Hawaii-Tuesday, per Likeiike. $50 M
For h MOBday Sa s9a e1 Sga t hhplI P Pf5 nTsIa2 asC every bird
For per Kilauea Hou, $50 N Tuesday,
per Likelike, $50 P NJ occasionally per Lehus
For Kauai-Monday per G R Bishop, Al NJ Thursday
Licensed Carriages.
Stands for Vehicle plying for hire have been fixed as
follows:
On Queen street, corner of Fort street
On Queen street, corner of Nuusnu street
On Merchant street, corner of Bethel street
On King street, corner of Richard street
On Hotel street, corner of Fort street
On Hotel street, corner of Nuusnu street
On Hotel street. opposite Hawaiian Hotel
The rates of fare sre
Beretania street and the Harbor, and between PunchbowI
street and the River. 12h cents each person.
For longer distances in town, say to or from any point
and the L" What Cheer House " on the Eva road and the
line of Punahou-street-2 cents each person.
Children under three years old are free from three to
ten years old, half fare.
Time Rates-For one passenger for the first hour. 81;
for each additional passenger, so cents ! for each addi-
tional hour, so cents per passenger.
Drivers are not obliged ssd to take a single PASSENGER for
licensed to carry more than four persons including the
~NorE-Tickets of the value of 12h cents can be OBJ
tanned at the Government offices; These are legal tender
for all hirings of licensed vehicles.
Churches.
SEAMEN's BETHEL-Rev S C Damon, Chaplain, King
street, near the Sailors Home. Preaching at II A NJ.
Seats free. Sabbath School before the morning service.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday evenings ~ o'clock.
FORT STREET CHURcH-Rev J A Cruzan, Pastor, corner
A NJ, and ~ P NJ. Sabbath School at 10 A NJ.
ST. Andrews CArHEDRAL-English services Right
Rev the Bishop of Honolulu, Hawaiian services Rev
Mackintosh; 6.Soj Holy Communion, $50;
Mathis and Sermon (HEawaiian) IL Mathis; Li ga and
song and Sermon (EngishG
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH-Under the chan ge of Mon
.seigneur the Right Rev Hermann, Bishop of olba, as
sisted by Revs Regis and Clement, Services every Sun
day Mass at 6, Z and 10 A Vespers at 2 and 4 P M.
Fire Districts of HONOLULU.
No. 1.-Bounded by School, Liliha, Judd, and Punch
No. 2.-Bounded by Beretania, Liliha, School. and Fort
streets.
No. 4.-Bounded by waterfront. King and Fort streets.
No. 5.-Bounded by water front, Fort, King, aud Richard
treets.
No. 6.-Bounded by Kins, Fort. Beretanta, and Richard
streets; ua ru
bowl streets.
No. s-Bounded by waterfront, Richard, Beretania and
Punchbowl streets.
No 9.-Bounded by waterfront, Pnnchbowl. Snd Vic
oris streets.
No. lo-Bounded by King, victoris, and Piikoi streets.
No, n.-Bounded by Piikoi-street, Wilder Avenue and
PunAhon-streei- |
No. I2.-District beyond Pgn4kau,street.
No. la--The HarbOF
Engine Company No. l-Corner King and Richard SITS.
Engine Company No. 2, and Hook and Ladder Company |
In Belltower Building.
Engine Company No. 4-Corner NuuAnu and Beretania
streets. |
Engine Company No. 5-Kingstreet, between Nuusnh |
and Maunakea streets. |
Pacific Hose Company No. 1-Kins,street, between Fort |
and Alakea streets, 90. |
Secretary Fire Depsrtment0o. r; Quick once, cor,
nr Kaahumanu and Queen streets.
Honolulu Fire Department..
Chief Engineer-John Mott. ~ |
First Assistant-Charles B. Wilson, |
Second Assistsnt-M. D. MonsATrst. |
Fine Alarm Signals.
The Ffrc-waEd number struck on the bell at Tower up to |
and including No. IL. Nos. II and Is are struck with one