The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-01-27
SATURDAY -.
NEWS OF The WEEK.

CAPTAIN CARGILL has resumed command of the
s.. s. Australia.
TIE January Term of the Supreme Court closed
on Monday last.
ozTrsusy ~rk.1Rass-.th stockbroker, sold fort
shares Of Waimanalo. and twenty shares orSGrovt
Ranch.
OK board the c. Il. Bishop, at 9 Am. last Satur-
day morning, was born to native parents, q robust
boy, who is doing we'll.
CAPTAIN CAMERON. of the C. r.. Bishop, reports
very heavy sea and strong south wind, with heavy
rains, on Tuesday and Wednesday Of last week.
Z THE American bark D.. C. Murray arrived at
San Francisco on the 18th instant, 10 days pas
sage.
IKE W. II. Dimond arrived at Kahului, Maui,
on the 14th instant. She was five and a half days
in sight Of the Island before she made the port.
The captain and crew Of the wrecked schooner
Prince returned by the Kilauea Hou on Saturday
last.
TEE Lehua was unable to effect a landing at
KswAihae owing TO the kona that was blowing at
the time she passed by.
The steamer Kapiolani left Kealakeakua Bay at
midnight on Tuesday. 10th, and arrived here at II
a. m. on Saturday. She has come down for repairs.
Oahu LODGE No. 1, K. of P, at their last
regular meeting, accepted, without q dissenting
voice. the invitation to attend the Coronation.
The schooner julia, under the command Of Capt.
Holland, sailed for the South Sea Islands on Fri
day last, carrying 2O5 Islanders to their homes.
FRoM Kipahulu, Maui. we learn that they have
had quite a heavy %southerly storm with a great
deal of rain.
MR. MAcAULEY, the well known piano tuner and
repairer has re-estsblished his former business in
in this city. His Office is at c. E. Williams, Fort
street.
The city will shortly lose the professional ser
vices of two Of the most prominent legal practi-
TONERS. It will afford the younger members OF
the Bar on opportunity to display their abilities
HTHE new brick buildings on King-street, adjoin-
ling Messrs. Castle & Cookies premises, are now
which the builder, Mr.. T. B. Walker, has justly
earned such q high reputation
MEssRs. J. w. ROBERTSON & Co. kindly in
forms the ADVERTISER that the German steamer
Ehrenstein was chartered by Messrs. III. Hack
field Il Co. to leave Bremen on the 10th Febru-
ary next, with a full load of emigrants for
Honolulu. I
Tax Rev. George Wallace delivered a lecture last
Tuesday evening st the rooms of the Library Asso-
ciatiOn, his subject being, "A Fine Art Much Neg
lected.' The attendance was limited, owing to
other attractions on the same evening; but the few
who listened to the lecture fully enjoyed the intel
~lectual treat. The receipts were devoted TO the
benefit Of the funds Of the Association.
AT the regular meeting of George W. De Long
Post, No. As, GAR, held last Saturday evening,
in knights Of Pythias Hall, the following officers
Post Commander, r. w. Lame Senior Niee-Com-
mander, Samuel Mott Junior Vice, W.. j. Law
renee Post ]. NJ, W. Jay Greene Post Surgeon,
N. Hagan, MD. Officer Of the Day, y. Il. Elmer
son Officer Of Guard. ]. Simenson, jun, Chap
lain, j. M'Keague Adjutant' F. L. Clarke.
( BAG Of handsome No. 1 sugar from the Wanna
nalo Sugar Co. was sent in to the employees OF the
PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER Co. on Monday,
and the thanks Of the recipients are rendered to
the donors. Waimanalo Is pushing ahead with the
latest improvements. there having been ordered a
The railway is now finished from the mill to the
beach and everything is in first rate order for grOw-l
ing and securing each seasons crop
THE following named gentleman have been apl
pointed as marshals Of the coronation ceremony to
act under the orders Of Hon. John Cummins, grand
marshal. Captain A. W. Trip, Harry Whitney,
James 1. Dowsett, jr, John Colburn, Clarence
Macfsrlane and Charles Lucas. The badge worn
by the marshals will be a rosette of the national
colors. with a royal crown pendant. =
LETTERS are lying at the general post-ofice de-
tanned for short postage: addressed to the following
Alex. Fleming, G~reytOTn, Otago John Shaw, Par
rAmatta, N.S.W., Aug. Kopseh, Harden, So. Aus
tralis; Miss j. A. C.. Fleming, Auckland. 1t Is
evidsnty forgotten by many correspondents that
the Colonies Of Australia and New Zealand are not
members of the Postal Union.
FRox the commercial reports of late San Fran
cisco papers we learn the following particulars
concerning the cargo of the steamship Suez
The Suez had merchandise for this port valued st
S95, 545 including IL ,9S7 pounds bread, 1892 sacks
bran, 59s eehtals barley, ia cases candies, 4OS
centals corn, ASH pounds coffee, 1000 cigar
cites, $50, 900 cigars. 374 cases canned goods, 34S
! packages dried fruit, 4s5 barrels -four. $50 pack
ages green fruit, LOCI bales hay, All centals oats,
1858 packages potatoes, 32S packages salmon, 1O9.-
267 pounds sugar. $500 pounds tea. Isl centals
wheat.
A Chinese vegetable vendor appeared before His
Honor on Monday morning to answer a charge Of
assault and battery, inasmuch as he entered the
bedroom Of a Hawaiian couple at the early hour Of
seven o'clock on Sunday morning whilst they were
in bed, with the svOwed object of collecting a debt
Of IS cents. His Honor not considering the in
trusion justifable. fined the agriculturist $50 and
costs. He also dilated at considerable length on
the mistaken ideas that Cinnamon, of this class
especially, have about the manner in which they
can collect q debt, no matter how small the
amount. Assault and battery of serious natures,
and in two cases, murders have resulted from a
Chinaman's mistaken idea Of his relation to a
debtor.