The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-06-30

The bars 81. LaWr-Hee Is dseked between the
Likehke and the Old steamship wharf.
The schooner Mile Morris Is having whole new
side put in and being repaired generally
Lieutenant Parker and PAym4>ter Yalke were
registered At the H2wIiiau Hotel TUESDAY.
The following gentlemen registered at the HA-
waiian Hotel On Monday: II. O.. Dunn. L. ). =.
Essex; Martin Brvinstan. L. :. :. Essex
Some OF the trees on the Hawaiian Hotel
grounds have been trimmed of their branches
which oTerhung Richard street Much more Of
tree trimming Is needed in al parts of the city.
An international Exhibition will be opened al
Calcuttl next December. I've thousand square
feet OF space have been reserved for American ex-
hibitors; and Hawaii can have a space if she will
I'LL it.
The F. 5. Thompson, c. Potter, master, left
Kahului for the Coast on the 22d instant, carrying
q cargo of 1887, 44s pounds of sugar. Mrs. DR..
Bailey took passage On board of her for San Fran
cisco.
A silver cigar case was lost kamehameha Day,
either at the race course or at the Hawaiian Hotel,
and the finder will receive a reward of i've dollars
by leaving the same at the office of the Hawaiian
Hotel.
Captain Bray, Mrs. Bray and child took passage
hcuueS1aNO4 DOalu tIS hal6AduGlOI 4
whence they proceed to their old home in the New
England States where the captain and his family
will remain for 4 visit Of 4 year or so.
His Excellency, the Minister of Foreign Affair
visited the U. $. 5. Essex, Monday, in cOmpsny
with Mr.. Daggett. U. s. Minister Resident. These
gentlemen we're received by Captain Mccormick
and with the officers usual courtesy and hOnOrs.
Mr.. Patrick Hughes complains that his name
-. Ill T-,,. ..A,.g 8 AN,n1 m
last, and that he has never been brought up before
that august tribunal. 1t was probably another
man with a similar name who was brought before
the court.
We notice some dr4ymen were loading pretty
heavily yesterday and urging on their animals with
the lash. Evidently they have forgotten that We
have l society for the prevention Of cruelty to ami
mails, in embryo in this city, which is liable to
begin operations at any moment.
A large number Of huge rough stone arrived on
the schooner Waimalu, Monday, from the Wal
manalo quarry, which are to be used for building
the new English Church. They were loaded with
difficulty on carts drawn by oxen aud taken from
the wharf to the grounds wher= the new structure
is to be erected.
At the planning mill of Messrs. Hardee Il Bertel-
mann, u large ornamental stairway for the front
entrance to the new residence of Mr.. W. Msartens,
is being finished. Mr.. MaerteRs is having a very
neat home erected on Bsretania street. 1t will be
completed by. the last of next month, and al
ready begins to present a home-ilike appearance.
The Hamburger concert Tuesday night was fully
up TO the high standard of the former entertain
ment in point of execution, and the audience
though not large was select and apPreclatlve,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamburger are excellent musicians
and their performance is in every respect delight
full especially to those vino have refined musical
tastes.
Through the courtesy of Captain Webb, Of the
bark st. Lawrence, we have been presented with &
Nautical Almanac for examination. 1t affords in
formation in reference to the ports of Australia es-
pecially, aud gives many details of interest, not
only to seamen, but to the public in general. 1t
woul be well if a similar work, made applicable to
these Islands could be published.
The meeting held Tuesday night at Mechanics En-,
CINE Co. No. 2s Hall for the purpose of making
arrangements for a procession of Antiques and
Horribles was, We are sorry to say, almost a fail
ure. But few were present, and among those few
a spirit of discord seemed to prevail. Some com
mittees were appointed and after some further dis
cussion the meeting adjourned to meet at some
future time.
Maeallister found that nearly 500 had been taken
from the cash box in his rooms. The money was
in gold, silver and Treasury notes, and fastened
up in separate packages, som being taken from
each. The doctor, who is very grateful to his un-
known visitor for leaving some money behind,
might have been seen yesterday going home with q
package of double patent locks.
Tuesday the schooner Meefoo drifted onto the
reef between Diamond Head and Cocoa Head. At
first it was reported that she had gone to pieces
but later it was ascertained that she was merely
stranded and not seriously damaged. Messrs.
Linehau Il Co, her owners, a. soon as they heard
of the fact displ tened men to relieve her of a part
of her cargo, which Is mostly lumber. As the
wind was light in the channel and the sea compar-
ativsly smooth Last night she has in all probable
ity !, en- saved.
The members Of the Bar in this city met Tuesday
at the COURTROOM at IL o'clock N. to pass rssolu-
lions on the death of the late Chief Clerk Of the
Supreme Court, Nj. John Z. Barnard, who frs
entered upon the duties of that office III 1854
serving from that time until 1864. He then left
these Islands for New Zealand, where he re-
manned until 1871, when lac returned to this city
aud acted as Deputy Clerk until 1876. and was
then reappointed Chief Clerk, retaining this posi-
ton until the day Of his death.
Z The Royal Hawaiian Band gave a complimentary
concert Monday night to the captain and officers
of the L. ). =. Essex. His Majesty, the
King. was present, accompanied by His Ex-
ceIIency W. N. Gibson and His Excellency Minister
Daggett.N An excellent programme " : performed
and several Of the pieces were loudly applauded by
the numerous company present, especially the Sc
lections from Patience in which were included the
Willow VALLEY duet, the Nlgnte and the Churn,
Love Is a P~laintiye Song, and the beautiful Sest-
tette.
Messrs. Whitman il Wright have just manu-
featured one of the finest double carriages ever
built in this city for Mr.. F. c. Cunha. 1t is far
more Substantially made than imported vehicles OF
the same class, and is finished a. elegantly as the
neatest carriage of foreign manufacture. To Mr.
John Lille belongs the credit of executing the
well-done job Of painting and stripping. Mr.. y. ],
Stein made the cushions and did the finer work
about the seats. Altogether, the vehicle speaks
we'll for the enterprise Of carriage makers in Hon
olulu.
Msasrs praztou and Brnwn who have CHARGE al