The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-06-09

Hos. h N. wHrrsrr, Postmastsr-Generai and
Ars. Whitney have returned from Hawaii
The Glenborvie has huish-d diseharsing- and
drawn out into the stream
brick building occupied BY Messrs. Il. {. MeIursre
& Bros. corner - Fort and King streets
The Baud serenaded Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b.
Make On Tuesday a. they lett for Maui on the
Likelike.
the 18th instant. at Kapiolani Park. u now fully
setfOrih ia car to-days Issue, read IT.
OSE CAiu4mau va convicted on Tuesday 81 the
Police Court u having opium in possession. De
vas fined SIJJ besides three months impri,on-
msnt. An appeal vas noted.
TIE docks are more than usually empty nov
that the inJer-islsnd steamers have gone out.
There Is now room for ne" arrivals. Several
vessels from the Coast are about due.
TIT bottom Of the Hermann is now recaulked
aud recoppered, and she Is once more standing in
upright position. Mr.. SOrensOn has done sn eE-
cellent job on her.
TWENTY-FIVE patent iron cars for transporting
mOlasses, a short distance in or about sugar-mills,
we're shipped last night per schooner Josephine,
Tor LaupahOehOe, for use on Lydgate's plantation.
THERE is music every evening on board the
C.S.S. Hartford discOursed by its own band. As
the notes float on the air across the waters Of the
pleasing.
ACCORDING to the Bulletin passenger list Tues
day there was amongst the passengers from here
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures. No wonder the
steamer did not get away before midnight If she
had that name 10 get on board.
A sew style ii handkerchief has been intro
duced here. This style is made Of & snowy white
tough tissue paper printed with & dslicate border
and ornamented with the owners monogram in one
corner. These handkerchiefs are of Japanese
origin and are called "Possitansnifs-
The amount of business now being done BY the
heet Of inter-island schooners is Immense. On
every trip almost everyone Of these coasters seems
TO obtain all the freight II can carry. All KINDS 81
merchandise, lumber. and machinery make up the
ordinary cargo.
o. Saturday last two Cinnamon we're arrested
on the charge Of opium in possession, and two more
were also arrested ON the same charge yesterday.
Doubtless il would not require very much detec-
tive work To discover a large quantity OF the con-
traband drug in illegal possession in this city.
TIE foundation Of the new building, mskai Of
Wing Wo Chan Il Cos store Oh Nuuanu street.
cellar, has been begun. 4 large quantity OF brick
and cut stous for door steps and window sills are
piled in the street in front Of the ground to be oc-
cupied BY the new structure.
A NATIVE orange peddlar, down on Fosters
wharf on Tuesday afternoon, calamity gave up his
seat to some ladies intending to take passage on
an inter-island steamer. After they were nicely
settled down on his seat the peddlar urged them to
buy some of his fruit, and they bought enough to
Weld him a handsome profit by way Of compensst-
ing him for his courtesy.
Ia - said that there are two genuine dudes Ia
town. They dine at Il certain restaurant at about
dive o'clock daily, and attract much attention.
They are considered fine specimens of the dude
class, and are, it is needless to say, recent i'm
portations. They have u superb milk and water
aspect, and, of course, part their hair IN the
middle. To get q real inspiring view of their fea-
lures. they should be looked st through an opera
glass.
IT is the custom to tie saddle horses to the pOsts
along the sidewalk near the Post-ofice, and these
horses Immediately turn around and entirely block
up the walk. At the same tins ii not unfrequentiy
occurs that the street is filled with passing car
riages and it is then almost possible 10 get to and
from the Post-efice from Fort-street. Saddle
horses ought not to be hitched where they can SO
Easily ~discOmmode pedestrians.
OS Hotel street on Saturday night while sn eK-
press driver was eating q dish of ice cream in his
= policeman ordered him to move on with his
TO which the driver replied by refusing to
do SO. The policeman then got into the carriage :
and seized the reins. At the same instant the
driver laid tine whip ON tn the back Of the horse
which "bucked" so badly thar the policeman eVi-
IDENTIFY thought his tine had come ii We may judge
by his frantic exertions to abandon his seat.
OK Friday last, q native who liyes Oh the makai
of Queen street, betwiXt Richard and Punch I
bowl. found n box amongst the rubbish and debris
that is daily dumped behind his h"us-. The box
i considerable amount OF money and also
4 watch He has made his find knY"h by poster, {
and he is anxious that the owner "i the lost pro-
perty will come forward aud r..,'e same. Since
that he has found 4 box in the same rubbish pile,
a dozen new watches.
FALL of rain at J. H. Wood, Dairy Ranch, in