The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-05-03
Australia this morning.

last night.
The Warrimoo sailed at midnight
last night.
The Kaala brought POPS bags OF
rice and so bags of bone.
The Mariposa took thirty-one
passengers from this port.
Nigel Jackson came down as
cabin-boy on the Dimond.
The "At Home" cards of the
Healari Boat Club are out.
Deputy Marshal Brown has two
notices of sale in this issue.
Baseball tomorrow morning and
afternoon on league grounds.
Combined band concert at the
Hawaiian Hotel this evening.
Mail dispatched by the Mariposa
included 1907 letters, 571 papers,
New Government pumping plant
will be tested tomorrow afternoon.
Jack Hare has discontinued the
publication Of his Shipping Guide.
A young woman wants a posi-
ton as salesWOman or nurse IN
good family.
No official information has been
received relative to the Olympia
relieving the Philadelphia.
See Bruce Cartwright's No. 7
offer in another column Of house
lots for sale at Kamekela.
w. o. Atwater will have charge
Of the postofice during the absence
of Postmaster-General Dat.
Officer Alexander Nicholas ar
rested Thou Chong last night for
unlawful possession of opium.
Harry Dimond shipped a polo
pony by the Mariposa. The ami
NAL came from Gay & Robinson.
Twenty Japanese were drilled
last night over Itohan's store in ex-
ercises for their coming celebration.
There were 9O76 letters, 1884
papers received, and 1872 letters,
1927 papers dispatched during the
f.. week.
Hugh Leonard, one of the lunas
at Oahu prison, is confined to his
room with a painful attack of sci
atica rheumatism.
Representatives of the local boat
clubs will meet this evening to dis
cuss the feasibility of forming a
rowing association.
The beautiful electric light effects
in the lanai and grounds of the
Hawaiian Hotel viii be displayed |
tonight at the band concert.
G. S. Bailey, a Vancouver book
seller and photographer, left by the |
Miowera last night, after spending
several months in the islands.
a fourteen. year-old native girl
was taken to the police station by
her father yesterday and locked up
for running away from home.
George B. Jones, brother of Hon.
P. c. Jones, left by the Mariposa
yesterday, after an enjoyable visit
of several weeks to the islands.
The Hawaiian and st. Louis
bands played the Mariposa off yes
terday. The latter in honor of the
departure Of the Bishop of Pan
lopois.
DR.. Brodie has leased the Pea
cock premises at Waikiki for a
term of years. It is the intention
of the doctor to make a private
sanitarium of the place.
The American novelty in wire
jewelry, pins, bracelets, hair pins,
etc, on Fort street, second door
above Hotel, in Stoddard's watch
repairing establishment.
Among the through passengers
by the Mariposa were Mrs. Robert
Louis Stevenson, Mrs. Strong and {
Lloyd Osborne. The party are en-
route to England to reside.
The Pantheon saloon will receive
a large consignment of Enterprise
beer by the Australia this morning.
The last shipment of Book beer
will also arrive by the same
steamer. !
Some OF the letters received from |
Samoa by the Mariposa yesterday
presented a peculiar appearance.
The postofice at Apia was burned
in the great fire there on April 1st,
causing destruction of large num-
Der CT Government stamps. In
it became necessary