The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-05-05

1878 pagages of papers.
There was most enjoyable party
at the residence of Hon. John A.
Cummins, Friday evening.
The Anglican Church Chronicle
for May Sd, is an exceedingly newsy
number. The Chronicle is in able
hands.
The number of death during the
month Of April was 70, the hig CHEST
by long way for the same month in
several years.
Annie Laurie makes rather poor
display of her trip to Honolulu and
the leper settlement in the San
Francisco Examiner.
An invoice of delicious New Tea.
land butter was received on Saturday
by Messrs. Henry Davis & Go. It
can't be beat anywhere. Call early.
The Board of Health publish
regulation in our by Authority"
column with regard to the roads or
trails leading to the leper settlement.
There was a string band of five
pieces on the Zealandia, made up
from among the passengers. Several
selections were played as the steamer
was being locked.
The Yamashiro Maru is due from
Yokohama about the Goth with an
other batch of Japanese immigrants.
She is announced to leave here for
Yokohama on May oath.
The male members of the second
congregation of st. Andrews Cathe
dral are requested to meet at the
Sunday school room Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock to elect church
wardens.
The services at Central Union
church on Sunday were especially
for children. DR.. Beckwith addressed
them in the morning and several
speakers in the evening.
John Williams, son of the late
Judge Williams of Eva, died Satur-
day at Pauoa. His remains were
taken yesterday to Eva for inter
ment alongside his father.
On Saturday afternoon Portu-
guese boy and two horses were near
" drowned while crossing the EVA
stream on the Government road.
They were saved by natives.
Last Friday evening very plea
SAINT dancing party was given at
the residence Of Mr.. John III. Patty,
in honor of his niece, Miss Caverly,
who leaves for the Coast on the
Australia.
The Hawaiian Band will give a
moonlight concert at Thomas Square
this evening, as on Tuesday evening
the string orchestra will be required
at a concert to be given at the Palace
by the King.
III. B. M. S. Acorn will sail from
Esquimault, May 10th, for Honolulu.
to relieve the Champion. The latter
vessel will leave for Esquimault
about the first week in June and
await the arrival of the flagship War
spite.
The large double-track scow built
for the O. r. & L. Go. to transport
fruit and produce direct from train
to steamer, was successfully launch
ed from the ship yard of the builder,
Mr.. j. A. Dover, near the Fish
Market, on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. James f. Morgan holds two
important sails at noon to-day. The
first is four lots at Kapiolani Park,
and the other a number OF shares OF
stock and Government six per cent.
bonds. The latter sale will no doubt
attract a large number of capitalists.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Hedemann will sympathize with
them in the loss of their only daugh-
ter, Mary, aged 6 years. who died on
Saturday and was buried on Sunday
afternoon. One week ago Sunday
she was in her usual place at the
Central Union Sunday school, and
her classmates attended her funeral.
Mr.. Edgar Rasemann has been
| elected Civ Treasurer of Kalamazoo,