The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-22

Sr.. in Honolulu.
1S37-Death of Aikanaka.
1s36-July 80. First English news
paper. the Sandwich Island Gazette
1836-Sept. 80. Arrival of Rev R.
Walsh at Honolulu.
1s36-Death of Nahienaena, Dec. 81.
1s36-Birth of David Kalakaua, Nov.
16.
1s37-Streets made in Honolulu.
1S37-Feb. 2 Marriage of Kamehame-
ha III. to Kalama, daughter of Kapi-
he.
1ss7-April II. Return of Bachelot
and Short in the "Clementine.'
1SS7-July 7. Arrival of H. B. NJ. s
ship Sulphur
1S37-July 10. Arrival of the French
frigate Venus"
1Ss7-Nov. g. Arrival of Rev. NJ.
Maigret on the Europa"
1sS7-Earthquake wave.
i837-Departure of Messrs. Maigret
and Bachelot in the Honolulu"
1s3S-Great religious excitement.
1S3S-The chiefs began to study po-
litical economy.
183s-Sept. End Birth of Queen
Lydia Kamakaeha. Liliuokalani.
1S39-Death of Kinau. April 4. Ku-
nina Nui
1s39-Death of Kaikeioewa, Liliha
and Keano.
1S39-June z. Declaration of rights.
1S39-June IL Edict Of liberation.
1S39-July g. Arrival of French
frigate "Arternise." Capt. Laplace, who
carried away $4,000 as a pledge for
fulfllment of treaty stipulations.
Treaty signed July 25.
1940-Death of Hoapilf.
1s4o-May. Return of Rev. L. Mai
gret.
1s40-Eruption of Kilauea, May 80.
1s4G-Oct. 8. First constitution pro-
claimed.
1s4o-Kamanawa and Lono executed
October 20.
1s41-May. Death of Kapiolani.
1S41-May II. Volcanic wave.
1S42-Death of Hoapiliwahine in
January. (KapiolanD.
1842-July s. Departure of Messrs.
Haalilio and Richards for United
States and Europe as ambassadors.
1s42-July IL. Punahou school opened.
s42-Independence of the Hawaiian
Islands acknowledged by the United
States, December 10.
1S42-Aug. "a. Arrival of the EN-
buscade," Capt. Mallet.
1s42-Sept. &c. Departure of Mr.,
Charlton for England via Mexico.
1843-Eruption of Mauna Loa to the
north, Jan. 10.
1S43-Feb. 10. Arrival of H. B. M
ship "Carysfort," Lord Geo. Paulet
1S43-Feb 25. Provisional cession OF
the Islands to Great Britain.
Neutrality-suspicious. of the Hawaiian
Islands acknowledged by Great Britain,
April LIST.
1S43-March II. Departure of Messrs.
Simpson and Marshall for England.
1843-July 81 Restoration of indie
pendence by Admiral Thomas.
1s4s-Recognition of independence by
Great Britain and France by mutual
convention.
1s44LIndependence acknowledged by
Belgium, March 26.
1s4AHaalilio died at sea.
1s44-Dec. 9. Death of Kuakini Gov
ernor Adams).
1s45-March 90 Return of Mr.. Rich
ards with remains of Haalilio.
1S45-June Z. Death of Kekauluohi.
1S46-Feb. II. Land Commission or
gained.
1s46-March e. Arrival of French
frigate .'Virginie'' and restoration of
the $4,000 taken in 1889
1S46-March 26. New treaties with
Great Britain and France concluded.
1S4S-Jan. 81 to March T. Mahele or
division of lands.
1S4S-First party left for the gold dig
gings in California. August.
1849-June %. Death of Kealiiahonui.
1849-Aug II. Arrival of Admiral
Tromeiin in the ''Poursuivante.'
1S49-Aug 25. Occupation of the fort
and seizure of the yacht "Kamehame-
ha III
1S49-Sept. II. Departure of DR.. Judd
and the Princes Lot and Alexander on
diplomatic mission.
1SE9-Dec. &c. Treaty concluded with
the United States.
1S50-July 4. Marriage of Charles r.
Bishop and Princess Bernice Pauahi,
daughter of High Chiefs Paki and Ko-
MIA.
1S50-Sept 8. Return of DR.. Judd and
the Princes from Europe.
1S50-Dec 10. Arrival of Mr.. Perrin,
French Consul, in the 'Serieuse.'
1S51-March 10. Protectorate offered
to the United States.
1852-Feb. II. Eruption from Mauna
Loa on the east.
1S53-April Is. Arrival of Mormon
missionaries.
1s53-May : October. Epidemic Of
smallpox.
1s53-Nov II. Arrival of the S. S.
rs. H. Wheeler afterwards the Aka
mai
1s54-Death of Kamehameha III. Dec.
Is.
/ 1s55-Death of High Chief Paki.
! 1S55-Aug. II. Great eruption OF
Mauna Loa toward Hilo.
| Standardization of lantana from
, Chile by Mr.. John Ladd.
! 1S56-June 10. Marriage of Kane
+, hameha ". to Queen Emma.
| 1S57-Demolition of the fort at Homo
i lulu.
1S57-May IS. Death of Judge Lee
! 1S57-July 2. Death of High Chiefes:
Konia.
1S57-Oct. n. Introduction of the
first honey bees.