The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-06-23
The salIm.n B. Alien h., already begun dis

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charging her cargo.
The steam roller l. At work on the street between
Fort and DR. deGre~'s residence.
OsLY two of the sugar Commissioners. H=ssrs-
sesrls and Tingle, have gone to Maui General
spaulding has gone to Kauai 10 visit Col. T.. :.
Spaulding.
Tn cabbage head Of the 'TIsss ~ss not On
exhibition At the show-strange isn't tr' les,
strange but the BuIietja dirt with a squash in it
was there all the same.
TIKI StilIman b. Allen arrived thursday from
Boston with = miscellaneous cargo for This port
and some oil, coal and nails in transitu for Hong
kong. She Is locked At Brewers wharf
CAHrAIS DODD having taken command Of another
pretty craft, Capt Ausiey- MS late chief officer,
takeI command Ui the SaeZ. We congratulate
both captains on their ne" commands.
CAPT. DoDD late Of the o. ). :. suez was mar
in San Francisco on the 9Th OF June, aud on
the following day started East Oh his bridal tour
destination being to visit the mother land.
TIE Kawaiahao Cemetery needs some attention.
Excepting the small enclosure back Of the church
building which is kept in good order by private
parties the Whole burial ground Ia il = ruinOus
TIE schooner Haleakela arrived in port Thurs
day with her jb boom carried away. She has
been handled very roughly by the wind and sea,
and Captain Crane in his efforts TO handle her got
NO Of his ribs broken.
FSo { Jane a. Faulkenburg has moved from the
Ne IF where she vas first locked to give place TO
w to-day. She will now be found at
. the Iwaianr aasLAs shs will discharge the
a sorsnson's wharf wEeTdrY@9
balance of her cargo. larg@tLl
Mrs. J. D. Ramsey took passage on board III
e Forest Queen Thursday for San francisco. He
sou accompanied hsr. Mrs. Ramsey will remail
= for a short visit in California and young Naste
q Ramsey will begin a course at college.
The buildings erected for the use of the Roya
Hawaiian Agricultural Society's Show will be sol.
at auction on Tuesday next by Mr.. f. p. Adams
These who have need of rough lumber or tia
, rsady-nade sheds, stalls, etc, may look out for
bargain.
PosrNAsTER-GESKKAL Whitney has made al
; rangements with Mr.. W. r.. Castle to have tn
E ~latter's Office on the Waikiki side of the postoffic
D building moved back so that the other window
can be put in the postofics for the mmod
-, of the public.
Some very estimable young gentlemen anus
r themselves of an evening by providing around il
dark alleVways. We question their taste in prefer
ring obscurity to the mild light Of the full moor
which is just now sent around for the especial con
venience of those who go abroad by night.
THE new light in front of the ~postofice was lit VI
Thursday night the first time. 1t is very brilliant
giving more light than two OF three street lamps
1t will be kept burning all night hereafter and will
doubtless have some effect on letter thieves wht
presumably love darkness rather than light.
TIE lots in the neighborhOod of Kapiolani Pari
which were sold by Mr.. f.. P. Adams at auction
Saturday afternoon brought sums of from $3.50 t.
over 5000. Mr.. s. Parker, Mr.. $. B. Dole, Mr.. J
NJ. Monsarrat, Mr.. H. J. Asnew and Mr.. james
Campbell were the chief purchasers although
several other parties purchased single lots.
Mr.. Whitney the Observation-Disclosures is going tc
have the old and easily opened locks remaining OIL
the lock boxes at the Postofice replaced with new
ready entered into \ correspondence with a firm
in the United States to supply the locks.
Ar the Chinese Theater last Saturday evening.
there was q very large audience, and 4 play OF
exceptional interest to thu Cslestials was per
formed. The heroes represented showed remark
able energy for they we're perpetnally going
through tbs process of decapitation and reviving
to perform some PRODIGY of valor. Some good
gymnastic feats terpsichorean gyrations were exc
cuted.
TEE steamer Houkow left St. Michaels May 2,
and is due here IL all this month. According to
advices received By the Board of immigration per
Suez, she has on board 427 men, 81 women, lab
dren, making 1,462 souls in all, besides the ship
company, SO that the steamer will have the popu-
Iation of a small town on board.