The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-01


to be held at Kohala, Hawaii, next
week.
Owing to the numerous robberies
in the neighbol hood of Kinau and
Pensacola streets a. special guard
has been detailed for duty in that
locality.
Repairs to the steamer w. C.
Hall are nearin completion. Elec-
trio bells are being put in the
steamer.
An ornamental stone fence is
being placed in front of the resi-
dence of Mr.W. NJ. Giffard, on Bere-
tania street.
All the foreIe mail, consisting
of 1884 letters and 696 papers, was
forwarded by the steamer Warri-
moo last night.
Seven young men bound for
British Columbia were among the
crew of the Warrimoo. They were
working their passage.
A concert was given at the Ha-
waiian hotel last night by the Ha-
waiian band for the benefit of the
passengers by the Warrimoo.
Auctioneer Levy was engaged
yesterday afternoon in the pleasing
capacity of showing a number of
friends who were passengers by the
Warrimoo the sights of the city.
Since the conviction and SEN
thee of Mr.. G. u for import
iig opium, lsrg, Hawaiian flag
has been placed in one of the
windows of his store on Fort
street.
Mr.. J. A. Clay, bookkeeper of
the Kahuku plantation, is spend
ing few days in the city. He is
registered at the Arlington.
The trial of Mrs. Chapman, who
was arrested a few days ago in con-
nection with the opium found by
Capt. Parker in Chinatown, has
been set for September 9th.
Artiar Walker, Arthur Craig and
James Breslan, the three stowaways
who came here by the Miowera on
the 23d, were sent back to British
Columbia by the Warrimoo last
night.
At II O'Clock noon today, at the
front entrance to the executive
building, will be sold at auction
the tenancy at will of the Chinese
theatre. Terms see "By Authority"
column.
A1Mr. 7. G. Thrum sent away by
the steamer Warrimoo last night
seven packages of Hawaiian curios
for the Russian count, Constantine
Popoff, who was here about one
month ago. The packages were
billed through to st. Petersburg,
Russia.
IAAn interesting relic in the shape
of a. "helmet" was brought up by
the dredger yesterday while work
ing alongside of Brewers wharf.
Wharf policeman Sheehan will be
pleased to furnish history Of the
find to all those enquiring.
Seventeen permits were issued at
the Chinese bureau of the foreign
office up to 3 PM yesterday, for the
bark Velocity. The Chinese agents
of the vessel reported y tickets
sold. Several of the departing
Chinese left on six months bonds
permits.
A few friends enjoyed pleasant
pastime last evening, being enter
tanned at the residence of Mr..
Robert Levers, at Waikiki. Card
playing was INDUCED in and light
refreshments added to the effect of
the occasion.
The steamer Warrimoo, which
sailed from here last night for
British Columbia, took 1856 pine
apples, 117O punches and 231S
crates of bananas, 81 bags of pota-
toes and s bags CT cocoanuts, be-
sides q large lot of general mer-
chandise. Z
Mrs. Brown, wife of the general
passenger agent of the Canadian
Pacific railroad at Vancouver, b.
c., with her companion, Miss
Townley, returned by the steamer
Warrimoo, to Victoria, last night,
after weeks visit to the Paradise
of the Pacific.
Mr.. G. A. Brown has notice
elsewhere prohibiting shooting on
certain lands at Eva, Oahu. The
reason of this notice is that ship
ments of imported birds are short
ly due here to stock Mr.. Browns
property.