The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-04-14


Custom House appear in this issue
Five tourists will leave for tn,
Volcano On the steamer W. G. Hal
this morning.
Four Acts lately passed by tn,
Councils appear in the by Au
thority" column.
A sick sailor on board II. NJ. S
Hyacinth will be removed to thu
Queens Hospital to-day.
Yesterday was a very inactive
day among the criminal classes
Two DRINKS were pulled.
There will be a meeting of the
Executive and Advisory Councils
this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
A cocoanut cane has been left a.
this Office. The owner can have
the same by calling for it.
The Rev. II. Isenberg will hold
a German service in the Y. M. G
A. Hall on Sunday morning at ]
o'clock.
q The Hyacinth will remain al
this port about one month, and
then leave for a cruise among the
line islands.
Miss Berry's select primary
school for girls and boys, 80 Emma
street, will reopen on Monday
April 18th.
Mr.. William Horner has been
appointed School Agent for the
District of Kukaiau, Hawaii, by
the Board of Education.
On Friday, the 21st instant, an
adjourned quarterly meeting of c.
Brewer & Co. (Limited), will be
held at the Company's office.
A short special meeting for chill.
dren and young people will be held
at the Y. M. C. A. Hall on Sunday
next by Mr.. R. Calender, BA.
Executive officers from the flag.
ship Mohican ard cruiser Naniwa
called on Capt. May, of the Hya-
cinth yesterday, soon after his
arrival.
\ Mr.. Ito, the editor of the Japan.
csc newspaper, has been arrested
for an alleged libel upon a Japan.
csc merchant by the name Of
Yarma Mouchi.
The Cathedral choir of st. An.
drew's Cathedral will meet in the
Sunday-school room this evening
at Z 80 o'clock, to practice chants
and anthems for next Sunday.
Work is progressing on the new
organ of the Central Union Church
1t will probably be in position
within two weeks. A concert on
the splendid instrument is projec.
ted for Friday, the 2Sth.
The 0. r. and l.. Company will
run trains every half-hour, from 6
AM. to Z PM, tomorrow, for the
convenience of persons attending
the luau and fair at Kalihi-kai
Regular passenger trains will not
stop at the fair grounds.
1t is stated that the Anglican
Bishop has issued private circu
lar-letter to a number of the par
ishioners Of St. Andrews Cattle
dral, telling them that some ar
rangement must be made by which
the two congregations must b,
amalgamated within two weeks.
Persons whose fruit, or othe
trees, are suffering from blight, car
get a wash with which to spray
their trees by applying at the Gov
eminent Nursery, on King street
and furnishing certain ingredients
Full particulars will be found il
the notice of Mr.. J. Marsden, Com
missioner of Agriculture, appearing
elsewhere in this issue.
When the Hyacinth came il
yesterday, there were many curl
Gus remarks made about her no
saluting the Hawaiian flag, no
even Admiral Skerrett's flag. Or
enquiry it was found that the Hya
cinth does not carry ten gun!
which number Of guns is requisit.
for a saluting boat. Besides thu
Hyacinth carries too big guns TO,
saluting purposes.
The letter which Mr.. Thurstor
has written to Antoine Rosa doe
not bear out the fctions of tn,
royalists in regard to the contents
of his epistle to Colburn. He in
formed Mr.. Rosa that annexation
was coming, and that no effort
made against it could stop it; tina
the sooner, therefore, he and othe
native leaders got into line the bet
ter it would be for them, and 70
ths>H Hawaiian population generally
YNl a Yachting Party.
M. w. G.. Irwin gave a yachtin,