The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-09-26

former resident
Henry C. Ide. Of Vermont, has
accepted the position Of chief jus
lioe of Samoa, and expects TO lesve
san Francisco for MS post on the
October steamer.
Ny. J. B. GAYLORD, agent for Bar
NUNS circus, is on the steamship
China. BE Is on his way to Japan,
Java, Batavia, etc, 10 secure ami
mails for the show.
The Hawaiian Hardware Com
psny give the public some informa-
ton this morning regarding salt,
keystone heaters and Hendry's
ready mixed paints.
J. Mott Smith. lately Hawaiian
minister to Washington. viii return
TO Hawaii during the latter part of
November on 8 visit 70 the islands
which viii last several months.
The annual meeting Of stock
holders OF the Paukaa Sugar Com
p2ny VIII be held 81 the office Of
c. Brewer & Co. Ltd, on Tuesday.
October oath. st 10 o'clock a. Y.
i gentleman recently returned
from the Worlds Fair Is authority
to- the statement that It would take
seven years time 10 see the whole,
giving each exhibit five seconds.
The Waikiki tug-of-war team
easily defeated the Iwileis last Sat
arizY afternoon. makai Of the
Oahu prison. The contest lasted
about thirty minutes. The purse
was $50
The Australian cricketers, now
playing in the States, viii pass
through Honolulu on their home
yard journey by the next Warri-
moo. November 23d), from British
Columbia.
Mrs. Kuridzuka. the accom-
plished wife Of the first associate
Justice Of the supreme court OF
Japan. is on the S. s. China. on her
homeward journey from s visit TO
the United States.
Captain R. E. Impy, [. s. n, |
one Of the through passengers by
the steamer China. was here before
in the Z. s. s. Pensacola. He goes
to join the e. s. s. Monacrasy on
the China station.
The Sunday morning discourse
st the Central Union church was
delivered by Rev. Samuel Morris, !
and the evening by Rev. Jonathan |
E. Rhoades. both Of the Society Of |
Friends Of Philadelphia.
On board the steamship Warri- |
moo yesterday we're two young |
American eagles shipped by the
keeper Of the Vancouver gardens.
The birds were consigned TO the |
Sydney Geological Gardens.
Eleven hundred and ninety |
shares in the capital stock Of the
Waikapu Sugar Co. named in Ger
tifcates Nos. Is, 80 and so viii be
sold Al auction al Levey's sales
rooms on Wednesday, October l1th |
81 noon.
a native boy got his hand bad /
IL crushed 10y the merTy-gO-rOund |
cable Saturday afternoon. But for 1
the presence of mind Of 9 native /
bvstander in pushing the cable /
down, the boy would have been
seriously injured.
Hichiber Katsumo, director Of
the Shinshoshe Raw SILK Manufac-
tory at Gifu, Japan, is among the 4
through passengers by the ;. :.
China. He has represented his /
province as g committee 70 the /
Columbian Fair.
The remains ofthe late Baron c.
Won Menserson, Of Hamakua, Ha-
wSii. were forwarded yesterday by 4
the steamer Warrimoo. On arrival
al Sydney, the remains viii be
transferred to one of the North Ger
man Lloyd's liners leaving there on
October iith FOR Bremen.
Among the distinguished through
passengers on the s. s. China is
The ex-Chinese minister 70 the
United States, Hon. Tsui Kwo Yin,
On his way home TO his native
land. BE is accompanied by his
two wives and = little girl, and
grown-up son about % years Of
Ses, who sets as his fathers official