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THE DAILY
gnsiness
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
Wm. G. Irwin.
Claus SpreckeU.
& CO.,
CLAUS SPKECKELS
w
VatnhllatlMl an
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at
AlTOUCY
the
Honolulu, for the Hawaiian Islands,
tn acceDt risks against Fire
In dwells, stores warehouses and merchandise,
Marine risks on cargo,
on favorable terms.
and commissions.
profits
bottomry,
freights,
BANKERS,
un-TlT- Z:
,.,,rrt
WM. G.
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IRWIN A CO.
OF
Experience With
tb Deceptive Machine.
i. O
The undersigned Less to call the attention
of Planters and others who may want to
move a succession of light loads for moderate distances, to the system of
1
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2f
1710.
t.
Draw Kxchange on the principal parts of the
world.
EVERY
UPON
KFFECTED
INSURANCES property at the current rates
of premium.
Tnt.rl um
Will receive deposits on open account, make
collections and conduct a general banking and
exchange business.
Claims arranged by the local agents, and paid
with promptitude and liberality.
The Jurisdiction of the Local Tribm.is recognized.
Deposits bearing Interest received In their Sav
lugs Department subject to published rules and
7"oc3tf
regulations.
W. Macfarlane & Co.,
V3.
Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
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CLACS
mm.
8PBBC-B- U
318,599,316
-
Insured in 1834
q. irwis.
WM. Q. IRWIN & Co.,
ROYAL INSURANCE COMP'Y
OAK FACTORS andI. Conimlilou
H.
SI AGENTS.
Honolulu
tf
M. PHILLIPS & Co.,
In
"Wholesale Dealers
rter ant Shoes,
Hats, Men's rurnmn- -
othlng, Boots,
Ing and Fancy Goods. No. 11 Kaabumano. Street.
lon-wHonolulu, it. i.
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OF LIVERPOOL.
UNLIMITED LIABILITY.
AGENTS.
EXEBAL COMMISSION
Queen St., Honolulu, U.I.
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P OPfKBaULT
W. MAERTENI.
F. BANNIN8.
oi all descriptions
ITUre Insurance
be effected at Moderate Kates of Prrml
um, by the undersigned.
WM. G. IRWIN & CO.
Managers for Haw. Islands
ED. HOFFSCHLAEGEB, & CO.,
Importers & CoeuuiUhIou Merchants.
Honolulu, H
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A. S. CLEQHORN
Co.,
auu
iieian
Importers sud Wholesale
Sa.
Corner Queen and Kaahumanu
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
&
General IVIerchandise,
-
Assets.
fCO.000,000
SOUTH BRITISH AND NATIONAL
SURANCE CO. Fibf and Marine.
CO-- ,
AND
WHOLESALE inDEALERS
WIN KM and LIQUORS.
No. 12 Haanumanu .Street,
19--
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
4,5O0,O0O
Assets
tf
IN-
..S20.000.000
nnmblued Capital
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
Grinbaum
M. S.
I
l
!
& Co.,
No.
124
104-Jyl-- iy
M.
Oat, Jr.,
STATIONERS
&
27 Merchant St.,
NEWS DEALERS,
65
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0my29
Saasazcs at a Funeral.
Courier-JournA minister in one of our orthodox church ea,
while on his way to preach a funeral sermon
ir, tha wmntnr. called to see one of his mem
bers, an old lady, who had just been making
sausages, and, as she felt very proud of
them, insisted on the minister taking some
home to his family. After wrapping thesjuisases in a cloth, the minister careruliy
Tdnrai the bundle in the pocket of his great
coat. Thus equipped he started for the
"While attending the solemn ceremonies of the grave some hungry dogs scented
tracking
the sausages, and were not long in overcoat.
man' s
them to the pocket of the good annoyance,
and
Of course this was a great
necessity
of
the
under
he was several times
of
obsequies
The
away.
whelps
the
kickinz
the
and
minister
the
completed,
the grave
congregation repaired to the church, where
to be preached.
the funeral discourse wasfinished
the minister
After the sermon was
to
his congresome
remarks
halted to make
gation, when a brother, who wished to have
.n anointment eiven out, ascended the
stairs of the pulpit and gave the minister's
The
coat a hitch to got his attention.
designs on
divine, thinking it a dog having
a sudden
his pocket, raised his foot, gave sprawling
kick, and sent the good brother
will excuse me,
down the steps. "You
minister conthe
said
siiters,"
and
brethern
?
looti-ithe work be
at
fusedly and without
avoid
not
could
itdogI
I
"for
done,
just
hAd
that
and
pocket,
my
have sausages in
has been trying to grab them ever since he
came upon the premises T
Tunneling; Gibraltar.
'
on a
A Madrid engineer is at work
uroject for tunneling from the mainland
al
IT. I.
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Paper Ruler and Blank
TO
COTTAGE
2ti
of all descriptions neatly and
promptly executed, and at reasonable charge.
OPKN" TOU 3 A. M.
C. JOHNSON & CO.,
DR. M. GOTO,
Confectionery,
10
P.
G IX
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and
18
lit uk Street, Lincoln Block.
CO.,
i.T'ir'II.
I'wiue, Etc.
I
KJLIiSTE & CO.,
tf
Importers of
00.
&
f-- r
Nos.
and Homemade
Have on hand New Foreign
ttw Order Solicited.
Whittier, Fullerof
Repairing In all lt brancnea.
Manufacturers
&
BILLIARD
CO,
Mi M mi
Sansome Street,
HOTEL ST., Opposite the Fashion Stables.
Bornhold
Opposite Wells, Fargo A Co.'s Express, one docx
from Bank of California,
Co.
lProprietor.
and Mutton these Islands af- Keep
, the
. , best Beef
No
Sausages
, j hpt
- made.
ioru. ftisu, iuc any
Give us a
otner uia.cr. 382decl4
discount from
tf
trial.
.,
tf
&7"A fine assortment of CANDIES
and CAKES always on hand. Parties
a a
i
supplied.
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w
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1
H.
J.
NOLTE,
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FREE COACH TO AND FROM THE HOTEL.
O.
f
Choice! Meats from Flneat Herd.
CO WELL,
IMPORTERS
CLAY, Etc.
211-21-
DRUMM
3
OF ENGLISH PORTLAND
FIRE BRICKS, FIRK
Street, bet. Clsy and Washington,
P. O. Box 2,292.
62
SAN FRANCISCO.
5--
f
23-8-
7
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Families
and shipping
snpplied
on
SHORT
Ship Chandlerv
3
NOTICE and at the
and 40 Market St San Fra
genta for Taunton Sheathing Mela! M
5'
lag Company.
WM. FLA VINE,
A. F. HINZ.
Lowest Market Prices.
YOLO MILLS,
and Main Btree.
NE. Corner Mission
FRANCISCO, Cal.
OFFICE AT
allery.
Telephone No. 568.
FORT STREET.
Illnz
Hawaiian Islands.
are thor
All meats delivered from this marketby
means
ong y chined immediately after killing
Refrigerator.
Patent Dry Air
of eatBso Seated
Juicy properties.
Where a large variety of specimens can be seen
will frequently
at all times. Mr. T. J. Spence group,
when he
of
the
visit the several Islands
will be pleased to show
for same.
1
X.'
G. M. Josselyn & Co.,
CRAYON AND PASTEL PORTRAITS.
-
COW-I-
MANTFACTUBEBS OT
SPENCE,
INDIA INK, WATER COLORS.
-
HEBY
E. DAVIS.
Santa Cruz Lime,
TABLE
102
Proprietors.
DAVIS &
PROPRIETOR
J. WALLER,
Sole A ire ii l for
& European Merciaiiiise.
Photosranli
BROS.,
350decl
ISAAC
Special Agent for the
Honolulu
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
This Hotel Is In the very center of the businacl
renoyawd
portion of the city, and has been one
block f rona v
newly furnished throughout. But
Company's oftlc,Xha
the Oregon Steamship
traveling public will find this to be the mostcoii
venient,aswellath most comfortable and re.
spectable Hotel In the city.
Board and Boom, 81 and $1 25 per day
free. None but the most obHot and cold bathsemployed.
liging white labor
MONTGOMERY
Masonic Block, Queen St., Honolulu
S
san rrancico.
x
424-d29-- ly
American Exchange Hotel,
KINO STREET,
J. wiii.lAM
Front St.,
21-2- 3
Stock, Real Estate
of Furniture.
Sales General
Merchandise properly attended to.
A SMOKE. OR A GAME OF
and
GLASS
PAINTS. OILS, WINDOW
TISTS' MATERIALS,
Tk
Co.,
&
PIONEER W11ITE LEAD,
PACItlC RVBBER PAINT,
Sole Agent for King's Eye Preservers.
General Commission Merchantf
J.
27
25
AND
T.
W. M1LLKB.
Between Market and Mission, SAN FRANCISCO
423dec2-l- y
Suitable for Presentation.
JEWELRY
ENGRAVING AND NATIVE
A Specialty.
V
J.
Feed
and
Hay, Grain
STREET,
SPEAR
and
Metropolitan Market'
191-t-
7S. Cor. of ltue,
BAN i'RANCISCO.
Battery Street, 8.
8
Wholesale and Commission Healers In
J. LYONS,
.Auctioneer
iraican
28
1
C1jV-DC-
ELLIS & MILLE R
and Gold Plate
Silver
Elegant Solid Silver Tea Sets.
Co.
63
and
J--
H. II. KLL19.
Watches, Bracelets, Necklets,
Pius, Lockets, Clocks,
Eastman's
TRY IT.
26
121a22-8-
And ornaments of all kinds.
&
ma
a
Jewelry.
RESIDENT AGENT,
GEE ALE,
BILLIARDS.
I mpoiters of Foreign and Domestic Drygoods,
Hosiery, Ladles and Gent's Furnishing Goods.
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers of thecele-barte- d
PATENT' RIVETED CLOTHING.
16--
92 Fori Mree.
.
W. G. RICHARDSON,
on the Premises.
The Ptoprietnr would be plensed to receive a call
from his Friends and the Public generally
Battery street, Ran Francisco, Cal.
479Jan28 87
Bi"lrs
M
who may desire a
14
WENNEH
Manufacture and Supply all kinds of
BILLIARDS will find an Elegant
BMHSWIGK
Leprosy, syphilis and skin disease a spec ialty. Office. Maunakea street, in tue resiuenctformerly occupied by vr. men, uouuiuiu.
hours, 1 to 6 p. m. Sundays. 8 to 12 a. m. N. B.
Parties on the other Islands can consult by let
2CS oct20'86
ter.
&
Gazette Block, Honolulu.
SMOKERS' ARTICLES. Michigan Portrait Co.
Lovers
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Ktate In any iart oron the
Commission
No. 27 MERCHANT STltEET,
LxiH. JIo.l
Atuarus,
1 PROPRIETORS
Office 202 aud 204
Bought, Sold and Leased
Loans Negotiated and Legal Documents Drawn
COMPANY,
.n
OF THE CAPITOL
DavU street, San Francisco
1 lour, uraiuB u
Manufacturers of and Dealeisln
nil kinds. Oatmeal. Bran, Middlings, Cornmeal
and Rolled Barley. Cracked Wheat
Cracked Corn, Buckwheat Flour, OH Cake Meal
H omluy. Etc., Etc.
AND
f
Flat auu sm..
San Francisco, Cal.
Producers of the finest grades of
Physician and Surgeon,
LEY1 STRAUSS
.St.
STEEL MERCHANTS
AND
I HON
J. M. lYIONSARRAT,
Co.,
ATTORNEY AT LAW Demins rainier Milling MILLS
AND FINISH
PAPER
& Co.
HARDWARE,
llr.
Real
GRAHAM
Dnnliam, Carrigan
,
And Solicitor In Chancery.V Office, Campbell's
mnil storv. rooms ana V. JLiurumn
405 tf
Merchant street, Houolulu, H. I.
Building.
&
2l-t-
Plain and fancy PIPES personally selected from
the Manufacturers, and a Large Variety
of BEST QUALITY
And-
ly
-
O.Heen St.
Tobaccos
CigJii'sOFand
BEST BRANDS
Sole
Agents for Klrby's Santa Crux Tanneries.
Harness and all other kinds of leather.
159se8
--
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW-
ALWAtS ON HAND.
FOR SALE Hard and Soft Stovewood, Cut
and Split.
Co.'s
TItX
TEA, SODA WATER,
LEATHER, HARNESS, SADDLERY,
FIREMEN'S EQUIPMENTS,
San l raucisco, Cal.
12 and 14 Pine street,
iy
M. THOMPSON.
J. HARDEE, Proprietor.
Contracting
SON
NEW YORK, SAN FRANCISCO, HYDNEY.
PLANING MILL.
C.
&
Commission Merchants,
iNTERPRISP
Alakea. near
ly
JylO
I. HALL
.A..
TELEPHONE 55
LIXCIIES, C0FFEK,
FIRST-CLAS- S
Ice Cream Parlor
fu-ser- aL
AND
ATTORN
CECIL BROWN.
Public, Campbell's Block. Merchant
street
HALBES
MERCHANT 8TBEET.
J.
91lf
Hi J. Nolte, Propr.
HELLER AND
ATTORNEY
108
rear.
In
Agents
Ptoueer aud San C.eroniino l'aper Mills.
STRAW TAPER, BOOK, MANILA, ETC.
Manufacturers and Dealers.
San Francisco, Cal
411 and 416 Clay street,
AT LAW AND NOTARY
Alii
with the Attorney Ueneral,
f
67
olani Hale, Honolulu, 11. I.
dellvere' promptly.
18S5.
& Co.
S. 3?.SouthTaylor
Coast Paper Mills. Proprietors
A. KOSA,
Island Orders Mounted.
STREET.
fc
ment monthly.
Honolulu. March 2.
pay-
for
Office will from this date be presented
mr26-12-t-
SALDGH.
Opposite Wilder
Gazette Building:,
tf
Goods
Autillr
IaclOe Commercial
267d&wtf
175.
Benson, Smith
XO. 7 FORT
VOLS' KY V.
ASHKOKD.
Office.
J1CAIX.
Telephone No.
o
Manufacturer.
27
HAY AM)
Sample bottle free.
BERETANIA STREET. AT PRESENT
occupied by A. Ehlers. Possession given
May 1st. Inquire on premm-L. WAY. Kinau street.
HOtf
U.
Rojal Perfume ALOHA
RENT.
Prlntlufc
All accounu for Advertising and Job
at the
ATTORNEYS, COUNSELLORS, SOLICITORS,
ADVOCATES, ETC.
Office Honolulu Hale, adloliiing the Tost
tract.
fax.
PAYMENTS.
MONTHLY
Asliford A Ash ford,
therewith.
E
tf A w
57
.
K XT AIL
Dealers
22t8e30-l- y
Jobbers of Fine
WHISKIES, WINES and LIQUORS,
410 Front St.. Nau ft'ranclaro.
Agents of Company meet all steamers, delivercity, or
ing Ireight or Iwiggage to all parts of the
shipped to anv part of the world. A unscrupulas agents
ous persons oftrn represent themselves
give
of this Company, be sure the Company you
your bKKKage in charge has its ottice No. 110 Sut8!'8
ter street.
FJinhurgh Streets,
WHOUfSAl--
G
Co.,
&
AscntM.
Quern
Preslden
Superiutenden
y
Spruaucc, Stanley
Importers and
205 LeldesdorfT Street. I
of any
WATER PIPE, of Boiler or Sheet Iron,
connecting
SAN FRANCISCO.
for
Telephone No. 47.
size, made in suitable lengths
together, or Sheets Rolled, Punched and
Packed for shipment, ready to be riveted on
to
JT H.Speeial Attention krtven
the ground.
58
UAw
and
Work
Boiler
l4rjfe Con
HYDRAULIC RIVETING.
this establishment,
Water Pipe made by Riveting
Machinery,
Hydraulic
by
Riveted
to
that quality of work being far superior
.
haud work.
Steam Capstans, Steam
SHIP WORK, Ship andCirculating
Pumps, made
Winches, Air and
after the most approved plans.
for the
SOLE AGENTS and manufacturers
Coast of the Heine Safety Boiler.
Irrigation or
PUMPS Direct Acting Pumps, forwith
!
the celeCity Works purposes, built
any
to
superior
Motion,
Davy
Valve
brated
other pump.
Honolulu
S. WILLIAMS
FOR SALE BY
J. N. Room
No. 3, upstairs, Spreckels Block.
( Agent for Hawaiian lsianus
Parker ana
forW . W. Greener. Colt.Guns,
Colt anu niniiu Timible
SanWstiis. N.CURRY fc BRO., H3
386-isome street, San Francisco, Cal.
cn
& Co.,
JOHN SrBrANCK.
TN1Y.
B. L.
Vpou arrival at San Francisco give your baggage in charge of tbts Company if you desire salt
AtUrOBD.
SHOT-Winchesi-
BOOK BINDER,
Book
-
imder Gibraltar and dynamiting the
gglish garrison out ot Snain.
BROTHER,
Sutter St., San FraucUco, Cal.
110
CLARKNCK W.
Pa-c.t- ic
HONOLULU,
y
ATTOBXETS-AT.LA-
RS AND DEALERS IN
T1 M PORTE
mn. Klflea and Pistols. Colt
,ni Martin Maeazine Riaes. Remiugft- an,i unilard snortinK Kltles. Agent
ko,
Remington
ALVIN II. RASEMAN,
X
and
Fir
BEEGEE,U.I.
N. CURRY &
Particular attention paid to repairing.
ed
10
Honolulu. II. I.
J.0.60 Snnann Street,
llouolalu,
Burglar Proof,
Burglar Proof.
Uas Futures of Mitchell, Vance & Co.
O. O.
Manufacturing Jeweler,
rait nf on eve.
iTa wfla nulled rmt of the dirt and con- proprietor of
wvaA Vinm hv a
say that
physicians
hia
cart,
and
furniture
a
just as
business
to
be will.be able to attend
soon as they can get his neck twisted around
tn it nrnnor nlace. and his left ear lifted
AM
from under his chin.
Proof,
Irwin
Gr.
295tf
Tugs
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam
trade in
constructed with reference to the
which thev are to be employed, speed, ton
nage and draft of water guaranteed.
MASUOAR T.IILLS AND
approved
CHINERY made after the most connected
plans. Also, all Boiler Iron Work
SPRINGFIELD GAS MACHINE.
THOMAS LINDSAY
frinnds came to his assistance.
picked him off the ground and
they
When
tarvMl him on his feet his nose was bent like
. latter TC. and he tried to smile at them
Win.
lK I . i- T'lLDEUS OF STEAM MAC111JNSteamship
1
steamboat.
nil its branches:
Land Kngrines mid Boilers. HlKh Pressure or
Compound.
H "J?- - nilt complete
VF.SSfcXS,
steam
with Iluna ui w oou, iron ur vuuif'iv.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when
THE CELEBRATED
& Co.,
Hawaiian Gazette Block.
Turn
SAF E SI
Fire
Locomotive Works,
WT. H. TAYLOR
JOS. MOORE
M ACNE ALE A URBAN
California street. San Francisco, Cal.
J.
.200,000
Capital.
Ueneral Mercbaudise and Com ml.
Hlon St ercbnutN, Houolnlti, II. I.
&
SUGAR-MAKIN-
Fiee and Marine
or
IUPOBTEBH
iuacmnes
now iu succession
Corner of Heale and Howard Streets,
CA I.IFORNIA
SAN FRANCISCO...
10,000,000
Capitol
HONOLULU.
Iron
(LlHlTKD).
COMPANY.
mate are
MOULDINGS
The Hisdon
CITY OF LONDON FIRE INSURANCE
I5-t- f
MACFAKLANE &
Atrent for the Telpherage Company (lim
ited) of London.
Also agent for John Fowler & Co.'s railways and steam plows, and Mirilees, Wat
535mar25
son it Co.'s sugar machinery.
ASKJfCY
No.
PLANTERS AND OTHERS
W. L. GREEN,
C. O. BERGrER,
8ENEBAL
"
f
ICE AND REFRIGERATING
VrxiX
MAUCOCK
ENOINES,
CORLISS
DEAN K AIR. VAaM AND
BO ILK KS,
llfcATERS,
STEAM PUMPS, LLEWELLYN
Uu-dAwlETC., ETC.
plantations.
tionary eteel rod suspended on posts, the
power being supplied at a central station by
means of a steam engine or water power
working an electric dynamo.
This system does not profess to oompete
with tramways where the ground is suitable
for such a mode of conveyance, but the circumstances under which its advantages are
apparent are :
Where the ground is very rougt, uneven
or gulchv, or where the gradients are steep,
as it has no difficulty in drawing a load up
an iacline of 1 in 10.
Where the space for a tramway cannot
well be spared, or over swamps or other
ground impracticable lor tramwajs.
It can be taken along the highroad with
a rrmMi fAilitv. and with little more ob- atriiKiinn in the traffic than br a line of
telfnlinne nosts.
It has the advantage of the overhead wire
rope system without its disadvantages, as
there is not a long wire rope to drag, with
it3 attendant friction and loss of power,
whilat it can tnrn on sharp curTes.
Tiift main line can be moved to different
positions at a moderate expense.
A line is now working at Glynde, in bus
io.ooo,ooo
CAPITAL
HINCKLEY, SriERS & HAYES,
Of San I'ranclsro.
He. WWU
All kind, ot Mhlnerr and
uiinauuu .
8precUelsviIIe, Makee Sugar Company aud other
of this
For further particulars and coat apply to
H. HACKFELD & CO.,
Jf
Vnr four and live foot furnaces, complete wlta
grate bars, bearers and trash carriers,
5 CENTS.
qusiatss Cards.
Trash Feeding TRANSFER COMPANY,
Furnaces,
TELPHERAGE,
I OX.
K8TABLISHE1)
A bicycle club was recently formed here,
and as soon as the Red Cross society heard
of it an ambulance corps was organized and
a large supply of bandages and splints purchased in order to be in readiness to follow
in the wake of the club whenever it makes
its appearance in public and care for the
wounded. Not long ago young Hopkins,
who is one of the highest ornaments of society, and whose name figures in the lumtum
column of the Sunday papers, sacrificed
bis entire salary of $30 a month for
the purpose of becoming a member of
the club. He had never mounted a
bicycle in his life, but on one occasion he bad managed, with the aid
of a high chair, to climb on top of a
he was confident
horse; consequently,
to
that it would be an easy matter for him
overcome the difficulties of bicycle riding.
He invited a few lady and gentleman friends
to ha Dreaent on Sc. Charles avenue and wit- -cess him ride, and they accepted the in vitation. He came out pushing bis 'wheal," as
so
he called it, in front of Him, ana was
dazzling in his club uniform that the ladies
were forced to compliment him and insist on
an exhibition of his skill. Hopkins explained
to them that he was a novice, and that if his
riding proved to be a little awkward they
must overlook it, and they promised to do
o. He then gave the bicycle a rapid start,
and spreading his legs like a startled frog
leaped to the saddle, and he no sooner landed
in it when the bicycle raised its heels, shot
him straight up in the air, and kicked him
four times before he reached the
The ladies screamed slightly
ground.
when they saw him rolling in the
dust and the bicycle tramping all over
him, but he jumped nimbly to his feet,
and in a nervous and embarrassed way stated
that the "brake was on." and he had not
noticed it. Another start was made, and he
for the saddle, but did not go
enough
and landed on thi backbone of
far
the bicycle, about six inches abaft the saddle.
The shock made bi3 teeth rattle and his eyes
lailcm out like a shrimn. and before be had
tlm to collect bis thoughts the bicycle
reared up in front, balanced itself on its
hJnrt
for a moment and then threw
TTortina on his back and fell on Lim and
oroiinwtti with bim on the pavement and
beat bim on the head until two of his friends
came to his assistance and punea it away.
kind-heart-
Itrt1
111
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PACIFIC
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BEFORE
PRESTON,
J.
Monday, March 22d.
Jono. Austin, assignee in bankruptcy
of Jose P. Amaral, of llilo, Hawaii, vs.
Charles Michiels, action of trover. This
case stood continued from the October
term of Court last year, and was also
continued from the last January term
of material
owing to the
witnesses. Plaintiff asks judgment for
the restitution of certain goods belonging
to the bankrupt estate or the value of
the same alleged to be the sum of $700.
The Court heard testimony of witnesses
and arguments of counsel, and the case
was submitted. Jonathan Austin (F. M.
Hatch with him) for plaintiff, L. A.
Thurston for defendant.
The testimony of Captain John Phillips was taken before II. F. Poor, Esq.,
Master, and by him filed for use in the
case of sai i deponent against Freeth &
Wanted n Farm and a Wile.
There are queer iople in this world,
but some few stand out conspicuous
among their fellows as examples of ignorant credulity and cupidity. The
hamlet of Charters Towers, in the Colony of Queensland, Australia, is blessed
with one of these grasping originals.
He modestly wants to know whether a
farm, with a wife thrown in, is to be had
for the asking from His Majesty the
King, and upon receiving an affirmative
reply he would be prepared to come
hither. Considering that females are
numerically scarce and proportionately
valuable in this Kingdom, this inquiring
colonist is doomed to disappointment
unless his personal merits equal his gall.
The following correspondence, which the
Advertiser has been permitted to pul
lish, explains the whole case :
"Charters Towers, Queensland, )
"December 30, 1835.)
"The American Consul, Honolulu,
Sandwich Islands Sir: Is it a fact that
the King some time since was offering
land and wife to any one who would settle on the island ; and if so, does it still
hold good? I can teach the following
subjects, and should like to settle there:
reflection.
It is no breach of confidence to say
that Dr. Arning's admittedly imperfect
report and following correspondence were
TER3IH or Sl'ESCnlPTIOX.
in print as part of the apendix to the
8 00
Per UDiim
biennial rejort of the Board of Health,
3 00
Biz month
and that he had personall' corrected the
50c
Per month
proofs of his own report a considerable
aSubtcrlptloii IaHblf AIhbjhJu time before this private publication of an
Atlvauee.
Communications from nil part of tbt Kingdom official document took place. This renders
will always be very acceptable.
his conduct wholly without excuse.
Far sens reniding In any part of the United
For the reft, the report of the Board of
can remit the amount of subscription due by Post Health promises to be in all
resects one
Office money order.
most
of
ever
complete
and
instructive
the
Matter Intended for publication In the editorial
of
leprosy
and
issued on the subject
rolumns should be addresvd to
Jiito Pacific Coaimkrcial A&vkktiseh.' national hygiene ; and it will vindicate, Peacock, libellees. Y he deposition wa.3
Businew comiuuult'ations and advertisements
in the eyes of scientists and all intelli- taken on account oi lUe departure of
should be addressed slruply
gent men, the wisdom of entrusting the said Captain for China this afternoon in
P. C. AiVKRTiKK,'
charge of the brig Allie Rowe. Chas.
And not to Individuals.
lowers of the Health Department of the Creighton appeared
for libellant, F. M.
Kingdom to "a lay Board of Health,"
and not to the vagaries of professional Hatch for libellees.
BEFORE JUDD, C. J.
empiricism and conceit.
In re estate of Aliu (Ch.) of Honolulu, Piano, singing, drawing, Poonah paintMr. J. F. Hackfeld of ing, chrystolum, oil and water painting
Content of Jule Tnveruier Studio deceased.
Pacific Commercial
Advertiser
Sold at Auction.
Messrs. J. F. Hackfeld & Co. and on satin and velvet and etching.
"Awaiting your reply, I have the honor
The entire inventory of sketches, Joseph Hyman, of Hyman Bros.,
Is now for Rale daily at the Following Places:
to
be, sir, your obedient servant,
creditors,
day
utenriled
this
their petition
studios, inchoate works, artists'
J.M.OAT CO
Merchant street sils, curios,
c
"Erxest W. Price."
and art rubbish, praying that letters of administration
CRYSTAL SODA WORKS
Hotel street from Jules Ta
issue to J. F. Hackfeld and 1. Ruben-stei- n
"Mr.
Ernest
was
sold
Price: In answer to
studio,
vernier's
King street
2. F. BCROE8H
your
upon
query
said
whether
estate,
and
the King is offering
Co.
auction
yesterday
in
the
Boyee,Toy&
at
that
by
WOLF & KDWARDS...Cor King and Kuuanu eta
a.
land
wife
meanwhile
they
and
to
immigrants, I can
be
C. J. MCCARTHY- appointed temporary
Hotel street Thecollection was as miscellaneous as an
only
say
that I suppose there is some
unartistic mind could conceive of. There administrators until hearing of petition.
Five Oiifs per Copy.
was a large attendance, and bidding was The Court appointed Tuesday, April 13, land the King would give to get rid of
brisk among the low figures ; studies and 1830, as the time for hearing said peti- some women, but it is not a part of the
TUESDAY
March 23d. sketches almost uniformly started with tion, and ordered that temporary letters Royal policy.
Wives and land are got
bids of subsidiary coin, and ran up from issue as prayed for under bond of $5,000, here pretty much as they are in other
countries. Very respectfully,
DR. ARNING AND THE BOARD OF two bits to a dollar at a time, until they which was duly filed. Letters issued accordingly.
The
of
value
4J. II. Pctxam."
the estate is
reached from $4 to
The finest pieces
HEALTH- were still in the first stages of execution, about $6,000, consisting of goods and
Proposed Widening of Fort Street.
We have received a pamphlet which but the subjects were attractive. They merchandise in stores, one in Honolulu
Yesterday His Honor the Chief Justice
purports to be "Copies of Report of Dr. were sold more as subjects for the pur- and one in Koloa, Kauai. L. A. Thurs- received from His Excellency
the MinisEdward Arning to the Board of Health, chasing artists to work upon. The high ton apieared for ietitioners.
ter of Interior a, communication reand of Corre.iondence arising there est figures bid were for a small study of
questing the selection of a jury to decide
A Rrilliant Wedding,
from.
We say "purports" advisedly, three Indian heads, which started at 25
On Wednesday, February 17th, at St upon the propriety of a proposed widenbecause for Dr. Arning's take we would cents. It was on loose piece of cloth
ing of Fort street, between King and
gladly suggest a doubt of his responsi- about 10x10 inches in size. Nat. Brittan Hybald Church, Scawby, Lincolnshire
Merchant streets.
His Honor accord
bility for bo gross a breach of olficial de- and G. B. Bailey of the Nevada Bank Eng., the Rev. Geoffrey B. Simeon, M. A
r
twenty-fouingly
selected
names from
corum as the unauthorized publication ran it up to xii., at which hgure it Avas was united in the holv rite of matrimony among the legal voters of Honolulu,
and
of these papers, belonging to the Board struck off to Mr. Brittan. A handsome to Miss Janette Nina Sutton. The cere handed a list over to
Marshal
Soper,
with
of Health, unquestionably is. If the clock ot the kind usuauy known as mony was performed by the Right Rev directions
that he select a jury of six
Board of Health, in its biennial report to "Grandfather's Clock," in a handsome the Lord Bishop of Lincoln, who was persons from said list. Following aro
the Legislature, lmd suppressed these case, was an object of lively competition fully vested in purple cassock, rochet the jurors drawn : Jqhn L. Rees, P. D
papers, Dr. Arning would have been jus between II. A. rearson of the Palace white stole, cape and mitre. Sir Charles Kellett, E. C. Hobron, E. R. Hendry, H.
tided in demanding their production, Hotel, and II. II. Sherwood. It was Anderson, Sir John D. Astley, Bart J. Nolle and W. E. Kealakai.
which could have been accomplished struck off to the latter at $22 less than Lady Astley, the Hon. Mrs. Sutton Nel
.4r
through the intervention oi some mem- half its value. A tortfoIio of etchings tiiorpe and a large and fashionable com
Police Court.
BEFORE POLICE JUSTICE BICKERTO.V.
ber of the Legislative Assembly ; and if brought $21, and another of sketches $9. pany were present at the cfmrch, which
was
tastefully
decorated
!f 1,000.
for
occasion
the
aggregated
The
over
sale
The
Monday, March 22d.
this resource failed he would then have
evergreens
with
plants.
and
The
considered
generally
by
were
bride
prices
Ed. Duuiond was fined $6 and $1 eosU
been justified in their private publica
satin for assault and battery on W. Maloy.
tion ; but he is wholly without excuse in artists ridicuously low. San Francisco was attired in a rich cream-colore- d
costume, with Irish point lace, tulle vei
Paloka forfeited bail of $10 for disturb
the course he has taken, and his action "Call."
orange
and
blossoms.
The
groom's
best
ing
quiet of night.
in thi3 regard, whether he is directly re
A General Smash-up- .
was
man
Mr.
his
B
Hugh
brother,
Kauhai and Maolo were each fined $5
sponsible or not, is certain to militate very
On Monday morning, about 8 o'clock,
seriously against him should lie again a Portuguese was driving a horse, at Simeon. The marriage had long been and $1 costs for drunkenness.
Namara Irestke was charged with as
seek an official appointment here or else tached to an ancient looking express, looked upon in circles privileged with the
of
acquaintance
bridegroom
the
and
the
sault and battery on Niibura Liokeni
where. No matter what personal griev down Nuuanu alley road, When just
ance may exist in the case of a public below the second bridge he was not sat- bride, as being a particularly happy He was found guilty and fined $5 and
officer, there are obligations of duty and isfied with the pace the animal was go- instance of matrimonial felicity. The $4 20 costs. Colonel Thompson, who
discipline which no gentleman can afford ing, and, getting the whip, brought it presents were of a costly and tastefu appeared for him, noted an appeal to the
to ignore, and which are morally obliga down on the horse's back with telling character, and if we had to mention Intermediary Court.
tory upon all. Dr. Arning, unfortunately effect. The horse got mad at such rough them all it would occupy at least a col
Complimentary Hand Coneert.
for himself, has ignored these obligations treatment and commenced to buck and umn and a half of space.
evening the Royal Hawaiian
Last
The bridegroom is well known in this
..arfl nldn
viwalr In ilif wrnnfT
-- nner an over
Tviruf iiVoijr
in
iho
a. complimentary concert at the
city
wlfo-astvo
as a brother of Mr wjjko,
Band
without serving any personal end, or the street, driving pedestrians in every
f
Hawaiian
to Captain W. H. Brad
Hotel
Honolulu.
the
Dioiiop oi
Last year
furthering any public object, that we can direction.
kept
kicking
for about this time,
the
up
It
ley,
by
N.,
R.
command of His Majesty
. possibly imagine. To adopt the language
in company with his
quite a time and then started on a gallop brother, he spent two months in the the King.
The
verandas of the hotel
of
of the President
the Board of Health, towards town. When near the corner of
were
tastefully
illuminated
Through
Islands.
with a pro
tho
season
Lenten
in bis reply to Messrs." Bishop, Schaefer Kukui street, the Portuguese was thrown
of
fusion
colored
lanterns,
Mr.
Simeon
of
a
and
delivered series
there was
mission
and Atherton, acting as a committee of out, and the fun was concluded by the
a
assemblage
to
brilliant
bear the music.
interference with the Board, we are horse running the wagon into Mr. addresses in St. Andrew's Cathedral,
The
band
was
heard
were
at
its best, the se
which
well
He
at
attended.
is
"compelled to believe that Dr. Arning Hughes' fence, smashing it badly, also
lection
from
present
"Pinafore"
and
"Aloha Oe"
at
Assistant
St.
Priest
Stephen's
has met with unwise advisers, whose the wagon, which was turned over. The
being
received
with
applause.
much
Church, Bournemouth, England.
course of action throughout has been horse was
thrown down, but regaining
dictated, not entirely for the public wel- its feet, ran a 1 ittle further along and tlieii
Island Soys Abroad.
Hawaiian Furniture Woods.
fare nor by philanthropic interest in the
stopped and turned round to see how its
following
The
exhibit shows the standFar too little attention has been paid
progress of Dr. Arning's labors on behalf
muster was getting along. The Portu- to native Hawaiian timber for furniture ing of our Island boys at St. Matthias
of the lepers," and we cannot but ex- guese
was last seen mending the fence.
manufacture. There are several varieties Hall, San Mateo, for the second month
press our regret also "that even in the
of native trees which cannot be excelled of the Easter term, which ended March
care of the sick unworthy prejudices are
(iraud Army of tiie Republic.
for furniture purjoses, being beautifully 3d: Deportinent, Kawananakoa, 100;
permitted to intrude, where charity as
The members of this loyal organiza- mottled and shaded, close in the grain Kehiahonm, 07. Academic, Wilder,
well as science should be supreme."
tion
at Honolulu will be interested to and susceptible of a high polish. Cap 93.9. Grammar, Cummins, 89.1 ; Kala
Dr. Arning may thank his injudicious
learn
ilder stands at the
the names of the new officers of tain Laine, Post Commander of the Geo nianaole, 88.7.
friends for any unpleasant comments his
of
course of action may call forth; and the Department o California. The fol- W. DeLong Post, No. 43, G. A. R., Ho head his class in the fifth grade, and
is second in his class in second
when age ripens experience and tempers lowing were appointed at the last annual nolulu, has in hi3 possession a neat sam Cummins
encampment
of this Department, held ple of what may be done with Hawaiian grade.
zeal with discretion, he will probably
Sacramento : W. R. Sinedburg, of San native woods. It is a gavel intended to
Important Land Male.
be ready to admit the force of these re- at
Francisco,
by- - the Geo. W. DeLong
Commander;
Geo.
E.
be
Gard,
presented
y
At 12 o'clock noon
Messrs. E.
marks, and we doubt not also that he
Los
Angeles,
Commander-in-Chie- f
V.
Sr.
S.
F.
No.
Post,
Commander;
to
43,
the
P. Adams & Co. will sell, by order of A.
will re"gret that he became an easy tool
Daniels, Oakland, Jr. V. Commander; of the G. A. R., at its annual national J. Cartwright, Executor of the will of
f of older and more designing men.
Of the wider bearings of his contro N. S. Hamlin, Marysville, Medical Di- encampment, to be held at San Fran Queen Emina, all the right, title and
versy with the Board of Health we rector; R. S. Johnson, Stockton, Dept. cisco in August next. Eight varieties of interest in a number of lands situate on
W. L. Stephens, St. Helena, native wood are used in the gavel, which the islands of Oahu, Hawaii, Maui
and
siU :Kt speak in this place. A perusal Inspector;
;
W.
H. L. Barnes, San Fran- is tipped with part of a whale's tooth, and Lanai. In all there are twenty lots to be
. L i i lie correspondence
and . Dr. Arning's Chaplain
report will convince any impartial jar- cisco, Judge Advocate ; T. S. Taylor, San is a neat piece of workmanship, the offered.
gon that this gentleman Is in the wrong. Francisco, Asst. A. Genl. ; R. II. Orton, credit of which is due to Quartermaster
San Francisco, Asst. Q. M. Genl. ; W.
A Thrifty People.
The Board of Health simply asked a H. Voorhees, San Francisco, Senior A. Green, of the Geo. W. DeLong Post.
A
Yokohama
The
paper of February 9th
woods
composing
gavel
the
are
koa,
reasonable service for the salary paid D. C.
office of the Department is at kou, sandal, cocoanut, milo, kanilo and has the following : "The first two batches
The
and facilities afforded him as Special 419 California street, San
Francisco.
kamaa. It is to be 1 toped that greater of Japanese emigrants to Hawaii remit
Government Physician at the Leper
attention will be paid to the availability ted no less than $26,000 to their homes
Hospital. Thin he declined to render
rniporor William Ilirthday.
of
our native woods for furniture pur- - Their savings are reported to have al
5ihd fell back upon a medical reserve
eighty-nint- h
of the
The
anniversary
:
Trousseau,
;t e r.
McKihbin
and birth of Emjeror William of Germany joses in future. The Government has ready reached $110,000."
i i.rxuo-M- x
sustain him in his refusal to was celebrated in this city yesterday' by devoted considerable attention to the
No book ever published contains so much
question of forestry of late, and no more
do. a plain and palpable dut', enjoined
and valuable information regardreliable
a salute from the shore battery at
useful branch of it can be found than in
alike by moral and legal considerations,
ing
Hawaiian Islands in such small
the
noon,
concert,
a band
at
and a
because, forsooth, the Board was "a reception by the acting German Consul, the conservation of native forest trees. compass as the Honolulu Almanac and
lay Board of Health 1" If this 11. F. Glade, Esq., at
Directory, 13S(J. Price. 50 cents.
A (iootl Sale.
the Consulate,
statement were not in print over Fort ttrect, from 12 to 1 o'clock.
The
There was a very large attendance at
Dr. Arning's own signature we could not
The "cotton" church is no more.
reception was attended by His Excel- the sale of the Makee residence and
conceive such moral obliquity possible ; lency
Governor Domini-"- His Excellency
but there it is. Dr. Arning knew, and J. M. Kajena, Minister of Finance; His furniture& yesterday, by Messrs. E. P.
The Palestine Canal.
Adams
Co., auctioneers. The furnithe very eminent physicians, whose Excellency Paul Neumann, Attorney ture
The
Italian
consul at Jerusalem, in an
brought a little over $2,000. The
names he used, likewise knew that the
official
report,
calculates that the proGeneral; Hon. Geo. W. Merrill, United residence was knocked down to Mr.
Board of Health is a Government de- -'
jected
Palestine
would provide a
Major Wode-housMinister
Frank T. Hastings, United States Vice passage to the eastcanal
of four hours less du
nent, that all Government phy- - States II. B. Resident;
M.'s Commissioner; the Consul, for $S,100, and Hon. Samuel ration than the Suez canal; would be
's are appointed by this Board and Right Rev. the Bishop of Honolulu,
Parker bought the five lots at Waikiki, constructed at half the cost of the latter,
ble to it, that they are lawfullj'
Right
Rev. the Bishop of Olba, members adjoining Mr. Win. G. Irwin's residence, and he maintained at mrch less exnense.
orally bound to render the very
so that in consequence the tolls levied on
of the Consular Corps, and a large num
at $30 each.
Sessional service they are capable
ships would be about half those of the
ber of citizens.
Suez
canal. It would afford access to
which
te Government
pays them,
Civil Court.
new
countries
and provinces among the
oy virtue of their apjointment,
An i:flii'iit Representative.
BEFORE POUCH JCSflCE BIC'IIERTOX.
most
fertile
in
the world, and travelen
Colonel W. J. IV Gress, Hawaiian
i reposes confidence in them. It
Monday, March 22d.
to the Holy Land would arrive there
J not matter whether the Board of Consul in the City of Mexico, in connecC. T. Gulick, Minister of Interior, vs. .with facility.
.ealth be a lay or a professional Board. tion with his services as Secretary for Kailiki, assumpsit for water rates, $15.
Importation and exportation by means
.'It is simply a Government department, the new American Hospital in the City Judgment for plaintiff with $3 33 costs. of sailing vessels between the east and
responsible to the Legislature and ulti of Mexico, instituted several Lodges of A similar case against Kanjakiia was dis- the Adriatic and Mediterranean would
be greatly increased, so that Italy esmafcely to the people; audit certainly is Odd Fellows, also of Masons. He is a continued.
pecially would gain immensely by the
A novel as well as an immoral doctrine Past Grand Oilicer of both orders.
He
V "ilder's Steamship Company vs. seven canal.
It is safe to say that as soon as
to propound, that because the Board of hopes in the near future to institute a Japanese sailors, deserting contract ser- it is completed the Palestine canal will
Healih is constituted of laymen, there- Post of the G. A. R. Colonel De Gress vice. They were remanded, but later in be able to reckon on a traffic of 6,000,-00- 0
tons, or 30, 000, 00f.
Edinburgh
fore the medical officers of the Health served in the Rebellion.
the day decided to return to work.
Scotsman,
non-appearan- ge
THE
bric-a-bra-
to-da-
-
'
lc
Ka-kaak- o,
i
"5
i
I
;
!
,
e,
23,
1886.
FADING" LEAF AND FALLEN LEAF.
..
v.
6aid Fading Leaf to Fallen LmjT:
'l t.is alone on a forsaken tree.
It rocks auj cracks with every jjust that racks
Its straining bulk. Say: how is it with t&ee?"
Said Fallen Laf to Fading Leaf:
"A heavy foot went by an hour apo;
Crushed with day, I stain the way;
The loud Wuul calls me and I can not go.
Said Fading Leaf to Fallen Leaf:
"Death lessons Life, a jrhost is eTer wise;
Teach me a way to live till May
Laughs fair with fragrant hps and loving
eyes:'
ANOTHEE Y1CT0EY.
STILL AHEAD.
SaTd
Fallen Leaf to Fading Leaf:
"Hast loved fair eyes and lips of gentle breath
Fade then and fall! Thou hast had all
That Life can give; ask somewhat now of
Richard Garoett.
r-t-
h
GRANT'S FIRST LITERARY WORK.
Ilia Disinclination to Touch Pen and Ink
The Sketch and Its Elaboration.
As early as December, 1S33, the editors of The Century magazine had inquired of me whether Gen. Grant could
not be induced to write about one or two
of his battles for their series of papers on
the war, mentioning Shiloh and the Wilderness. I laid the matter before him,
but he was disinclined to attempt the
unfamiliar task. The editors, however,
renewed their solicitations.
After the
failure of Grant fc Ward they addressed
me a letter, saying: "The country looks
with so much regret and sympathy upon
Gen. Grant's misfortune that it" would
gladly welcome the
announcement
and especially the publication of material relating to him,' concerning a part
of his honored career in which every
one takes pride. It would be glad," they
said, "to have its attention diverted
from his present trouble, and no doubt
such diversion of his own mind would be
welcome to him."
He was touched by the tone of the
communication, but shrank at first
from presenting himself to the public at
this juncture, preferring absolute withdrawal and retirement. When I conveyed his reply I spoke of the complete
financial ruin that had overtaken him.
The editors at once inquired whether
a pecuniary inducement might not have
weight, and made an offer to him
for two articles on any of his battles which he might select. His necessities decided him. The modern Belisa-riusdi- d
not mean to beg.
In June he went to Long Branch for
the summer, and soon afterward sent for
me and showed me a few pages he had
written, and called an article.
The
fragment was terse and clear, of course,
like almost everything he wrote, but too
laconic and compact, I knew, to suit the
editorial purpose; it would not have
filled three pages of the magazine. I
urged him to expand it.
"But why write more?" he asked. "I
have told the story. What more is there
to say?n
I begged him to go into detail, to explain his purposes and movements, to
describe the commanders, to give pictures
of the country; and he seized the idea,
and developed the sketch into a more
protracted effort. It was copied by his
eldest son, who carried it to the editors,
one of whom came at once to see him,
and asked him to still further extend his
article by including topics covered by
He consented
him in the interview.
again, and the paper became the elaborate one elaborate for its author which
appeared in The Century for February,
1885. This was Gen. Grant's first attempt at anything like literary or historical composition. Gen. Badeau in
The Century.
.Per Steamer .MARIPOSA th3
TEMPLE OF
WU.I. KKCKIVK
A
FASHION
M I.L LINE OF THK
Latest American and English Styles of
DRY GOODS.
A complete and assorted invoice of DKY GOODS. romprlMii the latest leading tylM
f Ladle
and Muses goods; also everything of new departure In the
tiOOps ilt. Ad excellent Ux k of
.Ladies and JNIisses Shoes.
Fine gtwds and
prices. EVKKYTHINO tJVAKANTKEM TO RK
Our stock is open to inspettioii. Everybody Invited. The
bed-roc- k
AH
RF.PUESFNTKD
Gents' Furnishing Department
Mfist be closed before the arrival of
ftKKFl'xo
I
the MAKIPOSA. We have a small Mock of Men's and Boy
a b boUKht l ,es thAn ,aclory Prices. If you doubt, call.
hu"l'KVl'xur"V,i1'
S. COHN & CO.,
NEW
Proprietors.
NEW GOODS.
WOODS.
Now Heady for Inspection
--
AT THK
Popular Millinery House,
104-- .
JTort Street
Honolulu.
N. S. SACHS, Proprietor.
--
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Just owned, an entire new stock, consisting of LACKS, HANDKERCHIEFS
HOSIERY, WHITE and COLORED
EMBROIDERY, CASHMERES, LAWNS, FANCY DRESS HOODS, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, CORALL-OVE- R
SETS, GLOVES. MITTS, ETC.
--
of--
LADIES' MdSLIN UNDGHW12AII.
--
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n
The Millinery Department
Is the most complete in the Kingdom. Latest sty lea of LADIES' AND
CHILDREN'S HATS now on hand. Immense assortment of FEATHERS.
FLOWERS, TirS, ORNAMENTS, ETC. Native straws sewed into any hape.
Mrs. Mellln' IreiuakliiK' Department on the preuilftew.
213
Jcrsey Waists, from $2 to $8.
Jersey Cloths in all Shades.
Indies'
TJn trimmed
Hats, the latest stvles.
FEATHERS, FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, LACES,
ORNAMENTS,
LACE,
ALL-OV-ER
ARASENES, CIIEMILLES,
.rid a
Absolutely Pure.
Thia powder neve r vanes. A. marvel oi puriiy.
6trength and vholesoincness. More economical,
than the ordinary Uind3, and cannot lest,sold in torn-short
petition with the multitude cf
weight, alum or phosphate powder j. Sold only rs
10tJ
cans. Bovau liARUiu towut t'6,.
Fine Line of
TRXJISTKLS,
- AT -
low-te-
W&li-fit-
CHAS. J. FISHEL'S.
N. Y.
9d.wlf
Administrator's Sale
OF
HONOLULU CARRIAGE COMPANY
ATTEND TO
yll.L.
part of
city.
ALL ORDERS IN ANY
Ring up Telephones Nos.
the
Bell Telephone Company, 237 Mutual
tstand corner of King: and Nuuanu streets.
We hope to share a part of the public patronage.
Hours from
a. in. to II p. m.
1
l
Coin-pun-
PAUL KAXOA,
Deceased.
1,'nder and by virtue of an Order of Sale of .Seal
537mar2r
HONOLULU C'AItP.IAOE CO.
Kstate, duly made and entered by the Hon. A.
Francis Judd, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court,
sitting as a Court of Probate on the 21 day of
February, A. I. Is8l, the undersigned will sell at
public auction on Tl'KSDAY, the 23d day of
March, 1886, at the auction room of K. P. Attains
& Co., Queen street, Honolulu, at 12 o'clock noon,
the following described property, to wit: All that
lot, piece and parcel of land situate on Kins,
Ilicbard and Merchant streets in Honolulu, and
bounded and described as follows: Beginning at
the south corner of this lot on the mauka side on
Church street, adjoln'ug the lot of Keikenul, and
running north 47 degrees west, 112
feet along
Church street, thence south 45 degrees, west
73
feet along Richard street, thence south
Fort
next door to Mr. SpreckelH fc
GO minutes
45 seconds, eatt 115
feet along
Co. 's Bank, has Jut received an
Merchant street, thence north 45 degrees east,
elegant assortment of
40
feet along Keikenui's lot to place of
acren; being the piece of
area
land described in Laud Coin mission Award 184 to
Kekuanaoa.
In the latest style; alo a quantity ofj
And also that certain lot. piece and parcel of
land situate on King and Merchant streets iu said
Honolulu, bounded and described as follows: beginning at north corner on the mauka sidf of this
lot by Kekuanaoa's adjoining King street and In silk, Frenrb flowers and Austrian feathers,
running south 444 degrees, west S3 'i links along
embroideries, linen and Spanish laces,
Kekuanaoa's, thence south 62 degrees, east 2
trimmed bats,
chains 12 links along Merchant street, thence
AND
YOUTHS' SUITS,
r.OVS'
north 28'f degrees, east 29;V links along King
street and Merchant street, thence north 4t;'a de- And a larjje assortment of other goods too nugrees west, 1 chain 93 links along King street to
place of beginning; area J33 fathoms; the same merous to mention.
C'all early and examine.
being the piece or parcel of land described In
Land Commission Award 5,106 to Ketkenui.
Notice to flic Ladies.
The Louvre of Brussels,
7--
11-1-
2
y,
CLEARANCE SALE.
GREAT f REDUCTION
Messrs. Conehee
Furnishings
1
W,
A
ctiTi
P
W A
N'flA
.
K.ihax..u:w,u,
Administrators.
d
i
Auctioneer,
lfSG.
107
UNDERSIGNED
office of Mr.
A
GOLD
HAS MOVED INTO
will be prepared to furnish household serv&nu,
collect bills, do
Interpreting, and a
general business.
SOYONO.
Anglo-Chines- e
large variety of
AND
IVORY
JEWELRY,
CHINA VASES,
CREPE SHAWLS,
FANS,
MATTINGS,
pill
J. E. Wiseman, where he
I,
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
Goods,
FINE CHINESE TEAS,
Jllmplovment Office.
THE
E. P. ADAMS & CO.,
5tJmr4-loteo-
Honolu!n, March 11.
Attorney,
WiiiTt-So- ,
X, 188G,
Honolulu, March
GRAS-CLOTI-
Clias. jVIioliieLs.
The above described pieces compose the
premises used as the residence of the late Paul
Kanoa.
Upset price, $;,0UO. Other term ; ut day of sale.
Ahung
In all colors,
2
Ladies'
&
DRESS SULKS
xt;-ee- t.
Gentlemen's
IN PRICES.
Offer their entire stock of CHINESF GOODS at
their store on Fort street at very much reduced
prices for the next thirty days. The stock con.
sista of Chinese
2
0
I
I
Immense assortment
A FINE LINE OF- -
In the matter of the estate of
!
JUST OPENED UP,
EEAL ESTATE.
V
And a large
assortment of
apanese Ware.
are now ready for Inspection,
these
and the public will
it to their Interest
f pay
them a call.
murZi
T
All
fJOODS
And
531
1
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PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, MARCH
"
:
.
iiY AUTHORITY.
Kini'i'ixu .orr,".
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g.
PROCLAMATION.
We, KALaKAUA, by the Grace
of God, of the Hawaiian Islands,
King,
PROCLAIM
DO
That it
:
Our pleasure, in
i3
ac-
cordance with the provisions of
Our Constitution, that the Members of the Legislative Assembly
of Our Kingdom do assemble at
the Legislative Hall. AliiolanVI
Hale, at Our Capital City of
Honolulu, for the dispatch of public business, at 12 o'clock noon on
Friday, the thirtieth day of April,
A. D., eighteen hundred and eighty- uix.
under Our
Given
Royal Sign Manual
at OcR Palace of
Iolani, in the City
The w Latin? barks Otilo, Atlantic and Mary and
.Susan leave
for the Arctic Ocean, The
Ohio and Atlantic have
and 40 barrels sperm
oil respectively n board, and mill not discharge
them here.
The schooner Kaulkeaouli brought 2,150 bugs
sugar from Kohala, Hawaii, March 21st, also three
large broken rollers from. Kohala to be repaired
at the foundry. The sugar was put Into the tern
W. S. Bowne.
The schooner Emma brought -. bags sigar
from Olowalu, Maul, March ZZtl.
bags sugar
The schooner Wallele brought
from I'aiu, Maul, March
was hauled on the Marloe
The steamer
Railway March
d. fche will be lowered this
morning and sails this afternoon.
The steamer Kinau took six mules to Hawaii
March 22d.
w ith about
The baric CVylon will sail
18,000 bags sugar for San Francisco.
The steamer James Malcee took some old machinery for Colonel Spalding's plantation at Kauai
March 22d
The barken line Eureka, brlgantioe Consuelo
and bark Elslnre have arrived at Kan Francisco.
fur
The brlgantlne W. U. Irwin sails
San Francisco with about 10,000 bag sugirand
rice.
The whaling bark Atlantic only had 40 barrels
sperm oil, and not 400 as published.
to-da-
WO
2--
Li-eli-
I)., 183C, and the
thirteenth year of
Our reign.
KALAKAUA REX.
By the King :
Gibson,
Tho Minister of Foreign Affairs
d
and Premier.
Walter
M.
T
.
-
Tim Houorable C. P. IAUKEA has been ap
pointed Acting UovMBor of Oahu during my
absence.
J NO, O. DOM IN IS,
Governor of Oahu.
.flliOic
Governor of Oahu, Honolulu, March 22,
i
"'
'
li'i-l- t
that ther may b no ilWay in closing
at tli Hawaiian Treasury for the
rn W
tbe-'accoui-
persons
flsol period ending March 21, 1S86, all
Tlnjrmi-ysoaccount of the Government are
,,.
-- ..turns
and all em- oromp'ly,
.
jr i
persons to
xA
or
other
Oovernmeiit,
ployefcs
the
n
-
--
--
T- -
moneys may be due, are also requested to
or before the
v i.iiixnii'iitDU
,UUI t
U IfStl
'
wbpfcjT
ir
1
list Of arcn, jo;.
"
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-
!trar Public
K
S03dwmar31
A.'fonuW.
3
Hay and Grain,
A light brown overcoat is advertised as
Al.-P.?in-
Six passengers left by the Kinau yester-
day for the Volcano.
His Excellency Governor J. O. Dominis
left for Maui yesterday by the Kinau.
During his absence the Hon. C. 1. Iaukea
will act as Governor.
The brigantine Wm. G. Irwin sails for
San Francisco
All letters
marked 'Ter Wm. G. Irwin," will be
forwarded from the Post Office.
Wing On Wo & Co., 32 Hotel street, have
got a fine lot of XXX Manila cigars for
sale.
The book of the season. The Honolulu
Almanac and Dibectohy for 18S5. Price,
50 cents.
The new bridge leading from the foot of
Punchbowl to Pauoa Valley is almost
completed. Mr. C. K. Miller was the first
to drive over it yesterday.
The Rev. Sereno E. Bishop has been
awarded, at Rochester, N. Y., the third
prize of $50 for an essay on "Red Skies."
A Hamburg professor won the first prize
Monday,
The above oxen are from three to five years
old, broken by myself and will be delivered in
Honolulu. For terms apply to O. SVLVA, care
IK
of S. V. Damon, of Mokulua, Waialua.
To tlie Public.
3&&mismnt:s.
--
ROAD FROM THE PALI
,THE
LIGHT OVERCOAT, sleeves
Oflice with C. K. MtKir 4i Merchant street.
24
Mutual Telephone
Bell Telephone 377.
guar-an.e-
THE
.
A BROWN
lined with
.
I
ESTATE
GREAT REAL
" S1LVM ROCK "
AND
((
I- -
172
pm
Ocean
' Urn whaling bark Ohio, for the Arctic
for the Arctic Ocean
Am whaling bark Atlantic,
Am whaling bark Mary and feusan, for the
Arctic Ocean
Haw brig Allie Rowe, for Hongkong
Botar Knama, for Uthaina
Sctif Caterina, lor Maul
for Kohala
Htv Saiiikeaoull,
fccli vCawallani. from Koolau
mcor !arah and Eliza, for Koolau
Sch.rileeta, for Koolau
Tlie following various branches of business will
enable tue public on the Islands and from abroad
to gain general Information on all matter in tne
following departments:
Wn"a5ISr VESSELS IN rOUX.
Au:
D W Penhallow,
Sark-'Hope,
Salta Maria,
TOAa!s.'
from i'ort
M Harloe, from San
Allie Rowe, J Phillips, from Hong-kBr- li
terii Lottie Fairfield, J Bingay , from HongAm Prk O O VWhltinore, T Thompson from
T
Port Twwnaend.
from Hongkong
Am tark Ceylon, R Calhoun,
Am brSWe W G Irwin, II N Turner, from San
Hairrig
Frauclsil
.
rroiu Foreign I'orts,
ixetei
OUsgow, due March
from
Natuina,
Brit bark
:Arn
blttn Nellie M Klade, from New York,
4u April
Brit bark Tycoon from Sydney via Newcastle,
N S W. due March
Am bit Sonoma. Howes, from Newcastle, N &
W, due February 3.
Brit bark Lapwing, Ie Gruchy, from Liverpool,
due May 1
Nor bit Cap, Christiansen, from Newcastle, N S
W, due April
Brit bk star of Devon, from Newcastle, NSW,
du March
Uerman bark Fursf Bismarck, from Bremen,
doe June
W K Perrlman, from San
Am bktne Discovery,
!, Mul.-- 14"?
0
Am bktne Malay, from Sydney, due April
.Bnrk Charles B Kenny, from Newcastle, A
5
V du March
' .m bktne Jane A Falkenburg, from Newcastle,
due March
hktne Uuble Sam, from Newcasue, N S W ,
doe April 0
; Am bktne Kate Flickluger, from Newcastle, N
due April 0
:K.B M S Heroine, from Callao, S A, due April
15-- 30
of the
Buys and sells Eeol KMate In all
Kingdom.
Values Real Kstate and Property in city and
anhnrha
Kents and leases nouses, voius?3, iuuu
T anrll
u
Attends to Insurance, xaxes, itejminus
rr.iirHncr of Rpntals.
,
c.
Draws legal papers oi every nature oemvuo
Titles, Kecords, Ktc.
m---
!
13-2-
20-3-
10.
15-3-
1.
h
20-3-
15-2-
NW,
20-3-
0
a,
15-3-
jV,
15-3-
1
UB
M S
p BUS
April
Satellite, from Callao, S A, due April
Triumph, Balrd, from Esquimault, due
Catalogues,
Blottlug
Resnlt or a Fight.
25-3- 1
On the 5th of this month Richard
Gerke and another' man got fighting
with each other in the store of Paul
IMPORTS.
per baric Hope,
From Port Townsend, W T,SOT.M'JO
fe t lumber.
March 2ist: Lewers &, Cooke,
.
5 U3 pickets, 23,500 laths anU47,COJ sun
Smithers, tailor, Hotel street. Considerable damage was done, and in the Civil
Court yesterday Smithers brought an
Colonies, per R M S S Mariposa, March
For
the
Jenkins. C o Jack-s- action against Gerke for trespass, fixing
22d- - eJ Jeuk nsand wife. Mis
in transit.
passengers
the damages at $50. Kinney & Peteri. R E Finlay, and 137
March 22d: J
Iwalani,
per
steamer
Kauai,
For
plaintiff, but there
- Rubenstein, A S Wilcox, J H Smith, Geo Jlun-- i son appeared for the
passengers.
80
deck
for
about
Gerke. After
Uanneberg,
and
appearance
was
no
don, A
Makee, March
i. For Kauai, per steamer James
hearing the evidence, Ilis Honor Justice
Sid: Mrs Quiuo, and 25 deck passengers.
For windward ports, per steamer Kinau, March Bickerton gave judgment for $40, with
Drnggists' Isabels,
FHvelopes,
Shipping Receipts.
git-s-
o
"
For Volcano J a Emerson, J C Hluimel, A
P WHson, D O Eatou and wife, and E Lycan,
-- 2d-
$3 43 costs.
Iad,
Theatre rrograinnies.
And in fad everything which a First- Class Office oan do.
P.
0. A. Job Printim
100
JINENS.
YEARS REFUTATION.
18t and 1870; London. IsSTx.,
and (Gold) 1S70 ; Paris (Gold), 107; Dublin,
and 1872 ; Philadelphia, 1876.
Table Cloths from 2 to 7 yards In length, with
napkins to match.
The above are made of the BE&T IRISH anlCourtral Flax ; spun, woven and bleached In Ireland ; the patterns woven In the Table Linen are
designed by IRISH ARTISTS, who have for
many years excelled those of any other coun-
MEDALS-Belf- ast.
1362
1865
Also, an Invoice of BELFAST MUSLINS
Q.
new patterns, fast colors.
FLAX 8 TO. CO., Ltd., Belfast ; J. 8. BROWN A BON'S, Belfast ; T. A
Aseut for THE YORK ST.
;
WORKMAN,
Belfast
ii. is. iiuusi,!., l,vi diiuijui v,
A.
Employment Department
4G3-121-
MANILA CIGAES
General Business Matters
0
In Bond or Duty Paid.
55-10-
te
9-- 10
Com-missi-
MOLLIS T
DEPARTMENTS.
j. e. wiseman,
33-10-
Tloval
commission
Land
Patent
Award 1U,Z.
That certain land situate at MAKILA,
T.ahaina. Maui, containing an area oi
acres, and described in Royal 1'ateni x.iiz,
Land Commission Award 10,47.
lit. That certain land situate in MAKILA,
Lahaina, Maui, containing an area of 1 rood
15.
JOSHUA HENDY
"Works
Machine
to Fremont Street.
51
No. 33
SAN FRANCISCO.
rods, and described in Royal ratent a,om.
Manufacturers of New and dealers in Secondhand
Land Commission Award 10,427.
17. The Ahupuaa of MAUXALEI, situate
no the Island of Lanai, and containing an
acres, and being the Boilers. Engines and Machinery
area of 3,442
Royal Patent 6,77a,
in
same as described
Land Commission Award 8,519 B.
Of Every Description.
18. That certain piece of land, with the
buildings thereon, situate on Hotel street, nave constantly In stock New and Second-han- d
in the City of Honolulu, Island of Oahu,
MACHINERY,
and known as KUOHA, containing an area
of 83 fathoms and 16 feet, and described in
TOOLS,
MACHINISTS'
Royal Tatent 146, Land Commission Award
PUMPING MACHINERY,
19
38-10- 0
WOOD-WORKIN-
HAMILTON
JOHNSON,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
IMPORTER AND
Provisions, Produce and California
Wines, sole Agent for Falk's celebrated MILWAUKEE PILSNER BEER.
Beaver Block, Queen St., Honolulu.
19. That certain rJiece of land with the
buildings thereon, situate on Queen street,
in eaid Honolulu, containing an area of
of an acre, and being Apana 1 of
Royal Patent 6,778, Land Commission
Award 8,515. And also
1 120. That certain piece of land with the
buildings thereon, situate on said Queen
of an acre,
street, containing an area of
and being described in Royal Patent 3.5G6,
Land Commission Award 6,428 B.
ETC.
Catalogues and price lists forwarded upon appli-PIPE-FITTING-
canon.
,c---
For farther particulars apply to
Auctioneers.
Or to A. J. CARTWRIGHT, SR.,
Executor and Trustee.
""'-
OO
KIM CALLS SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
llaraszlhy k
Special to our Business Houses.
.
.
.
CALIFORNIA WINES
Are pronounced by all connoisseurs as being the
only brand of American Wines equal to the best
French and German importation.
i,.vur-iOO YONG, a Acnt. BEUABLis.,
Kopakinz fluently the Eng
v
u,,.!.,.
and having relish, native and Chinese languages,
his business
removed
has
Infancy,
from
sided here
agency to the oflice of J. E. WISEMAN, Camp- bell s Block, Alercnanv suevi,, ia iuuj
the Chinese, having
attend to all business among
Bseen-nmm
in
bacK
to
influence
the ..
.
i
- v m.r Af- tha PhinPM DnD
co a,
standing ana uuuir
timalation on these Islanus. uusmc charged.
promptly. Moderate commissions
Bell Telephone
Mutual Telephone 372.
Post Oflice Box 315.
Air- - Kn Yone.care of J. E. Wiseman.40Tlonoap3
lulu, H. I.
FORT WINE,
,
SHERRY,
ZINFANDEL CLARET,
mi
TABLE CLARET,
BURGUNDY,
HOCK,
GERKE,
SWEET MUSCATEL,
NEW YORK LINE.
ANGELICA,
MALAGA,
TOKAY,
W. H. Crossman
&
MA DERI A,
Bro
RIESLING,
WHITE WINE,
77 Broad Street, Jiew York,
Will dispatch an
iht
G
GOOZJS.
-
615-100- 0
TO
AFFORDS US GREAT PLEASURE
TT
I tocHfv
we are highly satisfied with the
route to
Interisland Steam Navigation Company's
be the best and
the Volcano. We believe it to
most convenient, ana nave juucuintending tour
notice of
,r.Hir,r u m theover
the pamphlet written
ists We have looked everything
stated In the
about this road, and
same fully corresponds with the reality, without
being overdrawn.
18SC.
Punaluu. February 21,
MEDOREM CRAWFORD, Oregon.
ABE BROWN, San Francisco.
ABE L. BROWN, an Francisco.
543tt
NEW
Special to Housewives.
,j
A CARD.
& CO.
A SELECT STOCK OF GOODS
G
PIPING,
11
Recelved by him on t'ae last steamer, among
which are a splendid assortment (all colors, of
' LADIES' LISLE THREAD HOSE,
Which will be sold at 75 cents per pair, former
price, fl 50.
Has also on hand a large stock ot GENTLE.
.
r a rr- c nrer.
v. n.r.Ajta' '
YONG, A 'lHUltU-W- U
MEN'S FURNISHED GOODS, which will he
agency
In
the sold very cheap. An examination of his large and
SO ness Agent, has located his
office of J. E. WISEMAN, where ne wm o- - iuu.j- - select stock is solicited. No finer assortment of
109mar20
io iut
""" goods can be found In this Kingdom.
hereafter He will lumisn
to select good
Chinese labor, taking special pains and
boys
China
reliable servants, cooks, gardeners
under contract or otherwise.
Bell Telephone 172.
Mutual Telephone 372.
Post Oflice Box 315
Co.'s
Arpad
IRRIGATING AND
113 B.
111
74
on
first-clas-
The best in the market.
A very CHOICE LOT just received.
Custom House Broker.
E. P. ADAMS & CO.,
Office
T ABLE
-
C
Ball JPrograniuies.
r A Co
,
Any Length Cut.
5
Am ura W S Bowne, A II Paul, from San FrantlAm hV'ne Amelia, W Newhall, from Port
1
Am ijfcr Caibarien, W II Hubbard, from San
-
l
Printed and Plain
D'Oylies, Toilet Covers, Glass and Tea Cloths, Pillow Linens. Sheetings, Drills,
Cambric and
wnl
Damask,
Unbleached
Towelling,
Huck
Towels.
nd
Fmct
iiiimMk.
Hnrk
La
use.
gentlemen's
and
ladies
for
Handkerchiefs,
suitable
Hemstitched
Real Estate Department
parw
will be paid on returning the
teatner uasr nave uetu iuuim, uuu mc
awaiting owners at the Station House.
' Mr. Julius II. Smith, Superintendent of
rublic Works, left by the Iwalani yesterday for Kauai, to make a general tour of
inspection as to the present state of the
roads and bridges.
Shortly after 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon a horse attached to a wagon owned Job Types aud Ornaments
by Mr. Charles Hustace, grocer, ran- - away
from near Brewer's wharf, up Nuuanu on
to King street, and was stopped near the
King street bridge, without doing the
slightest damage.
w
Mrs. Josephine Fisher, of 203 South
Morgan street, Chicago, who claims to be
an heir to the estate of the late Queen
Emma, has written to Consul General Put-nai- u
for information respecting the heirs
and the estate.
The whaler Mary and Susan left for the
Arctic yesterday morning. Her six sailors,
who missed her last week while off Kailua,
Hawaii, and who came to Honolulu by the ;
Mortgage Blauks,
steamer W. G. Hall, left by her.
Leases,
One day last week the residence of Mx
Kliippiug Contracts,
August Drier, Eleele Plantation, Kauai,
(In Hawaiian A F.nsllihj
was broken into and a small safe carried
off. It was found later on some distance
Calendar.
from the house, in an empty condition.
Ill n nk Chocks,
The friends of John Dumand have writ- Ootids.
ten to the American Consul General for
Stock CertiOcates.
information of his whereabouts. "When
Business Cards.
they last heard from him he was emMeal Cliecks,
ployed as engineer on a plantation at Kobe
will
information
Any
hala, Hawaii.
Milk Tickets,
received at the Consulate.
Hit uk Cliecks,
Mr. Lewis J. Ievey wilfsell at noon to- Orders,
day the lease of a store situated in Waia-luReceipts.
and formerly occupied by L. Ahuna,
Marriage Certificates.
deceased; also the whole of the stock in
Diplomas.
the store.1
--
l
Monograms and Crests inserted in Damask to order for very low rales.
-
A ladiy's imitation seal capeand a small
n
try.
PRINTING OFFICE
5
"
.
TELEPHONE
fw ais
EstablUlKHl 1879.)
P. o.
At 12 o'clock noon, all the right, title and
interest of the said Emma Kaleleonalani, or,
in and to the following described lands :
Commercial Advertiser
at
))
TRADE
PACIFIC
Ivlnsr
tmr Likelike, Lorenzen. for Kahului,
THAN
iiTV Cn
Itt V TII1T I
7. v.."
Unsurpassed for nurftt'l! ,M Wear,
Unsurpassed for Beauty ofi"1"""'
Obtained Highest AwardsjVi"
J. E. WISEMAN,
I'.
IEISH
-
T-
rusnrpaTed j!rExcellence ofQnaUly
OF
IIOXOLl'Ll'i
OT.ri--
5fVfi3E
Oliices
Business
General
rrr,
.
i
BEG TO INFORM THE LAUIUS ur HUAULUiit a.-have opened an office In the Beaver BlocK, Queen street, or
and invite their Inspection or my large siock oi irisu i.mru. ""Fvur
A LARGE INVOICE OF J. 8.
1. The Ahupuaa of WAIA1IA 1. situate
in Kona, Island of Hawaii, and containing
an area of 273 4 acres, and beins more par
ticularly described m Koyal Fatent i,yiu.
2. The land known as KOLOAKIU, sit
uate in Waipio, msmci oi uamaaua.
area of
Island of Hawaii, containing an
a
itoyai
oi
being
Apana
acres,
and
CO
100
SG
Patent 1.C65, Land Commission Awaru
Finds Employment in all branches of industry
8,515 B.
with the Islands.
connected
3. The land situate at KULAIIUIIU, L.aarea
an
oi
haina, Maui, containing
acres, and aescriDeu in iioyai
4
Keep Books and Accounts, collect Bills, loans
Patent Grant4S2.
or invest Moneys. Penmanship, tngrossiUK ana
kinds of Copying done.
4. The Ahupuaa of ULAINO, situate in allPmpi.rps
Fire and Lite insurance.
tho District of Koolau, Island of Maui, and
Advertisements and Correspondence attended to.
Itoyai
Patent
by
appears
as
same
being the
Information of every description connected
2,237, Land Commission Award 8,518 B. with the Islands coming irom aoroau ijny
answered.
Area unknown.
5. That certain piece of land situate at
PUIWA. Honolulu, Oahu, and containing
of an acre, and being more
an area of 0
Mrhanu will find this Department a special
goous
in L,oyai
described
particularly
benefit to them, as I attend to entering
thrnueh rtower of Attorney and delivering the
Grant 2.4UU.
a. That certain laud situate at KAHULUI, same at a small commission.
"MUTUAL LIFE
for
Soliciting Agent
Kona, Hawaii, containing an area of 1
OJf
J
PA
COM
i
m
IKSUKANCfc
aescnuou
more
particularly
acres, and
ha larirpst. trrandest aud sounaest insurance
Roval Patent 6,277 A, Land Commission Company
In the world.
Award 7,496 B.
for the
AGENT
7. Those certain pieces of land Bituate at
an
containing
and
Maui,
Lahaina,
FUAKO,
4reat Barlinsrtou Railway Koute,"
area together of 1H acres, ana Deing Apanas Tn Americs. Travelers journeying by rail In
4 and 5 of Koyal Patent 6,777, Land
America will find this route the most comfortable
and most delightful. The scenery is the grandest
Award 5,483.
nine- Ka.it. and with the PULLMAN PALACE
s. Th&t certain land situate at PUEHU- - SLEEPING
CAES and good meals along the trip,
an
QgmTer;cial & LegaU Work EHU, Lahaina, Maui, and containing
attention from employees ana reason
roiit
area of 23 perches, and being described in able fare no route can excel this.
Pnvfll
Patent 1.707. Land Commission
AGENT for the
6,875.
CORRECTLY AND WITH DISPATCH.
Award
O
Tim Alinrmaa of KAHULUI, Bituate in
II aw nil n Opera House.
Kona, Island of Hawaii, and being Apana 2
s
companies abroad will
Managers ot
onimissiou
f Rnvn Patent l.UtiSJ, lanu
address me for terms, etc.
Award'8,516 B. Area unknown.
Having just Received a Complete and New
m Tim Ahntmaa of Kalama, situate in
Assortment of
Kona, Island of Hawaii, and being Apana 2
rf ttr.vl Patent 1.C69. Land Commission
Award 8,516 B. Area unknown.
11. The Ahupuaa of PAHOEHOE, situate Real Estate Broker.
Custom House Broker.
in Kona, Island of Hawaii, and beins tne
umn as described in Land Commission
Money Broker.
Of the Latest Stvlee. from the most Cele Award 8,519 B. Area unknown.
Fire and il"e Insnrance Agent.
Foundries of the United States,
hrated
19.. Tho Ahunuaa of WAIAKA 1, situate at
"
Experienced
only
employing
and
Employment A sent,
Waimea, District of South Kohala, Island of
A
and Tasty Workmen, vre are
being Apana 1 of Royal Patent
and
nawaii,
Ita 1 Iron l Agent and
prepared to turn ont
1,666, Land Commission Award 0,010 i
tteueral Business Agent
Area unknown.
a.
Letter Head
13. That certain piece of land situate in
PAKALA, Lahaina, Maui, and containing ADDRESS :
Bill Mentis.
an nrPJL of 1 acre 22 perches, and being
,
Circular.
described in Royal Patent l,so, juanu com
Xote Uemls.
mission Award 8,519 ii.
HONOLULU,! 11. I.
Maten.eiittf,
14. That certain piece of land situate in
an
containing
Maui,
PAKALA,
Lahaina,
Kill ol' LmliHST, area of 0 of an acre, and described in
Co u tracts,
1.196,
e.
tf
391.
I am fully prepared to do all kinds of drayage, e
hauling or moving work, ail of widen. I will
to execute faithfully.
S. F. ORAHAM, Proprietor.
36 ly
Tuesday, March 23, 1886,
n
Macneale & Urban safes. Intending pur- same to the Hotel.
chasers would do well to call on Mr. Berger
and inspect these fine safes.
A large fruit dealer in Boston, Mass., NEW ZEALAND OATS.
has written to Consul General Putnam,
asking for information respecting the cultivation of bananas in the Islands.
;...r
ABOVE NEW CROP
Mr. William Noble, the temperance J. i SUPPLY OF THE
A choice article for Beed or
received.
Just
evangelist, will give an address this even- feed, in lota to suit.
LAINE fe CO.
473 Jy23
ing at 7:30 o'clock in the Y. M. C. A. Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Z. K. Myers, who were
L'bllT OF HONOLULU. H. 1.
married on Sunday, held a reception last
evening at their residence, Naone Place,
ARIlIVALt.
Pauoa. Quite a number of their friends
Monday, March 22.
attended to extend their congratulations.
iSchr Kaul.eaoull, from Kohala
Hans Peterson, the old Norwegian who
was
fined a few weeks ago for selling liquor
DEIAKTLTRK?.
Monday, March 22.
without a license, was arrested again yesterday, and now awaits trial on a similar
stinr James Makee, Weir, for apaa
Htmr Kiuau, King, for Hawaii and Maui, at charge.
P.m r w
c.oomnn. for Kauai, at 5 p ni
aimr Lehua, i .Davits,
In reference to our article on "steamer
STEAM BOOK AND JOB
iot iiui""i- - wil.' at
frsunr
yesterday's
Advertiser,
in
movements"
U U9UD
m
himr Mokolil, for Molokal. at 5 pPal
and Kuau, it is proper to modify one statement,
Ktmr Jas I Dowsett, Dudoit, for
rn
namely, that the Elder will be the next
at 6 p Kulamanu, for Hamakua
Hchf
regular intermediate boat. If theZealandia
for Walalua
ctJ
can be got ready in time she will take the
H prepared to do all kinds of
To-y- .
Elder's place. But this is not quite defini-nit- Vessel
--
:o:-
NO CHINESE EMPLOYED.
The Pacific Transfer Co.,
and Trustee
of Emma Kaleleonalaui, deceased, and un
der license t.f the Supreme Court, we are
authorized t sell at public auction, at our
salesroom, on Queen street, in the city of
Honolulu, on
LOST.
given thut clala.s against the
Notice is
Department of the IntTijr for moneys due must
on or
be present.! on properly approved vouchers
J2 o'clock
pr..x..
or
April
in
day
3d
befere the
noon, as after iimt date no dr.ifw v. 1.1 be drawn
upon the Treasury against appropriations for the
present biennial fiscal period.
t'HA8. T, GL'LICK,
Minister of the Interior.
9iapr3
9, IhsC
March
Office,
Interior
.prdl Stb..
?Vii
royal personages with whom His Majesty
became personally acquainted during his
Calcutta "Englishvisit to Europe.
20th.
Jan.
man,"
$5
Will Open on
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
h,
LATODBY
STEAM
Five pairs superior tongue or lead oxen
Twenty pairs suierior chain oxen.
HEAL ESTATE
red. A reward of
llitf
rpHF. UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
-
of 200.
Mr. C. O. Berger has just received, ex.
Geo. W. Elder, a new lot of the celebrated
d
Oxen ibr Sale.
Japanese "Ware
lost.
proiuf'tly.
Mutual telephone 3S7
Jeliv-rr-
jfcS-Goo- ds
Ivory Jewelry,
GENERAL.
HONOLULU
Corner Kins and Munakea Streets.
24 and 25,
Oras-Clot-
d.
h-r-
--
Jui porter and IVfcler in
Chinese Goods?
ke
LOCAL AND
Our Privy Council
.
March.
9-
of Honolulu, by and
with the advice of
of State, this ninth
day of March, A.
y
1,-5-
John F. Colburn,
XJCTIOT.
AT
d.
3MtfrUstmtms.
tartisciiunts.
jUIwiisruunts.
The Chevalier Paul retrofit.
Chevof
the
The presence in CVcutta
alier retrovits, Ii. A., affords perhaps
the rarest instance on record of India or
any Eastern country revisited after a
long lapse o:i years. Forty years ago M.
Petrovits was well known as an eminent
painter in various parts of India, and
he accompanied Lord (then Sir Henry)
llardinge to the Punjab.' At Lahore he
painted the portrait of Sir John Littler,
A AHVXO,
Bv order of MESS US. CONC HEE we
the Deputy Governor of Dengal; also w ho
will, on
are about closicg tbelr business,
that of the Maharaja Dhuleep Sing, then
nine years of age. He left Calcutta in
Wednesday and Thursday,
1845; he returned in December, 1SS5.
His former sojourn in this city brought
him into constant intercourse with a circle of society, distinguished alike in art
at 10 a. m. each day, at their store
and literature, which included the names Comnienclus
on Fort street, offer at public auction their
entire stock of
of Henry Torrens, Meredith Parker, Sir
Drs.
Palmer,
Edward Kyan, W. Popham
Jackson and Wallich, D. L. Richardson,
Longueville Clark and others, Sir FredDress silks, in all colors ;
erick Halliday and Dr. Mouat being Consisting of Silk
Handkerchiefs, a larse
variety of
among the few survivors.
some
for
M. Petrovits has been staying
time at the capital of the Sandwich Gold.aiul
Islands, whence he has been commisChina Vases, Crepe Shawls, Fans. Mattings,
Fine Chinese Teas, aud a large asof
portr
aits
to
paint
sioned by the King
sortment of
several illustrious jersonages in different parts of the globe. His Majesty's
ago is well remembered
visit a few
All these Goods are now ready for inspection,
in India, and his cultured taste and
ovorvthinsr will be sold without reserve.
genial disposition are known in all the the ladies
and the public generally will find it to
countries visited by him during his tour their interest to attend the sale.
du monde. He has proved himself a
wise ruler, and has won golden opinions
E. P ADAMS & CO.,
from all sorts of people in the Western
Auctioneers.
111 eod
hemisphere. One of his latest acts was
the introduction of his own currency,
and his silver dollar is one of the most
han dsome specimens of modern coinage.
He is fortunate in having secured the Executor's and Trustees Sale
services of such an artist
has already panted portraits of their
Excellencies the Viceroy and Countess
OFof Dufferin, and the likenesses are very
pleasing, especially the portrait of Ladj'
Dufferin. Mr. Petrovits is about to proceed, further East, with letters for the
Maharaja of Johore and King of Siam.
He lias been further commissioned by
King Kalakaua to proceed to Egypt, and
thence to Europe, in order that the royal
palace at Hawaii may be decorated hereNotice is hereby given that, by order of
after with portraits of the Khedive, the tior.n.inr
.T. fiartwrisrht. Sr.. the Executor
King and Queen of Italy, and other
of tlie last will and testament
Great Clearance Sale
The sloop Khlhllanl brought S.OOT oranges
from Makua, Oaliu , March
The sailing of the brig Allie Rowe, J. Phillips,
for Hongkong Uh Chinese and Japan ne steerage passengers ha been postponed till this mors-lu2--
i
It. A.
Way porta Ilia Excellency Gov J O Doniinls,
2 chilJohn Ktupplebeeu, R A Lyman, wife and
Ounn
dren, Kev Father Leonore and servant, H
and wife, B II hcboltzy. Theo H Davies and won,
V bwuzy, M C Ross. 31 rt L Severance. D H
Hitchcock, Kia Nauaolelua, Mr Jones anl wife,
Mr Cuuimings, and abeut Ht deck passengers.
1886.
23,
Al vessel lo this line on or
And the celebrated
about
May 15. 1886-
-
ECLIPSE
Champagne, are kept In stock in cases and S
and 10 gallon kegs. These Wines are noted for
their absolute purity and being thoroughly maMarch
of
steamer
forward
bv
an
.hnniii
oo
tured. The sales being more than double that of
or
opportunity,
this
by
13th to Insure shipment
all other brands of California Wine combined, Is a
April
6th.
not later than
guarantee of their popularity. Try them once
and yon will never buy any other. Bold exclusively by
CASTLE & COOKE,
544
mar26
Agents.
HAMILTON JOHNSON,
Qrteen Ntreet.
llonolnln,
PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER,
MARCH. 23, 1880.
aaaasaaa
rerftcemffe
TO A BOSTON SHRINE.
BIU Vyo VUlta the Old Soath Church.
Trial of the Pilgrim Father.
A PILGRIMAGE
IBM Nva in The Eoston Globe.
Th OM'Soutb meeting house in Boston is
the most remarkable structure in many respects to be found ia that reniarkabljucity.
AJwaya eager wherever I go to search out
at ones the gospel privileges, it ii not to be
wondered at that I should have gone to the
Old South the first day after I landed in
Boston.
It is hardly neoessaxy to go over the history of the Old South except perhapu to refresh the memory of those who live outside
of Eoaton. The Old South society was organized in 1669, and the ground on which the
old meeting house now stands was given by
Mrs. Norton, the widow of Rev. John Norton, since deceased. The first structure was
of wood, and in 1729 the present brick building succeeded it. King's "Handbook of Boston" says: 'Itisoneof the few historic buildings that have been allowed to remain in
thia iconoclastic age."
So it seems that they are troubled with
Iconoclasts in Boston, too. I thought I saw
one hanging around the Old South on the
day I was there, and had a good notion to
point him out to the authorities, but thought
it was none of my business,
I went into the building and registered,
hiii
Win. G.
& Co
H. E. Mclntyre
HAWAIIAN FERNS
OFFER FOR SALE
--
AND DEALERS
IMPORTERS
lr
JBro.,
fc
IN
Groceries Provisions and Feed-
AND-
KAST CORNER FORT AND KING STREETS.
New Goods received by every packet from the Eastern States and Europe,
Calif oru hi
Produce or every steamer. All ordars faithfully attended to, and Goods delivered to any part
the
CItT
charge. Island orders solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. Pcstoflice Box No of Ha
Telephone No. 92.
76 api7
Land Shells.
DRY GRANULATED
May 8tli Per Mariposa, 1,754 Packages
May
ITalf Barrels.
And
SALE, HAWAIIAN FERNS, MOUNTED
EEADY.
or unmouDted, as may be desired, at
per NOW
F
complete set of
species, or at
cents per
Boxes.
NOW READY.
OR
cube-- id
$10
115
Half Barrels
And
specimen for any number required. Tbe ferns
are named and put In neat cases scfflclently secure for mailing to any part of tbe world. Also, Hawaiian land shells for sale at from 10 to 20 cents
per species. Each species named and represented
by from one to five pairs of shells. Fern Seeds a
specialty, at 10 cents a spe ! s Please address
D. D. BALDWIN,
522 tf
Lahaina. Maul.
pound Boxes.
25
POWDERED
lu
Boxes.
GOLDEN C. (COFFEE;
la Hit If Barrels
Aud
10
1886.
Per Consuelo,
Contractor and Builder.
S6 IIoI--
OOLONG.
roWCHONG
l
Street, Honolulu.
IX
I.,
P.
O. IBOX
BELL TELEPHONE
315.
Sold
McCliesney & Son,
"W.
jVT.
s;
Salmon.
CASES
43 nml 41 Queeu
TINS
b
HALF BARRELS.
mw"
INTER-ISIJ1N-
"iVftllV
tbdn
associations
tbat cluster around
centuries hover about the ancient
weather vane and look down upon the visitor
when the weather is favorable.
Benjamin Franklin was baptized and attended worship here, prior to hi3 wonderful
invention cf lightning. Here on each succeeding Sabbath sat the man who afterwards
snared the forked lightning with a string
and put it in a jug for future generations.
Here Whitefield preached and the rebels discussed the tyranny of the British king.
Warren delivered his famous speech here
upon the anniversary of the Boston massacre,
and the ''tea party" organized in this same
building. Two hundred years ago exactly
the British used the Old South as a military
riding school, although a majority of the
people of Boston were not in favor of it.
It would be well to pause here and consider the trying situation in which our ancestors were placed at that time. Coming
to Massachusetts as they did, at a time when
the country was new and prices extremely
high, they had hoped to escape from oppression 'and establish themselves so far
away from the tyrant that he could not
come over here and disturb them without
suffering from the extreme nausea incident
to a long sea voyage. Alas I however, when
the y landed at Plymouth rock there was not
a decent hotel in the place. The same stern
d
coast which may be discovand
was
ered along the Atlantic seaboard y
there, and a cruel, relentless sky frowned
upon their endeavors.
Where prosperous cities now flaunt to the
&lIos their proud domes and floating debts,
the rank jimson weed nodded in the wind
still slumand the pumpkin pie of y
bered in the bosom of the future. What
glorious facts have, under the benign influence of fostering centuries, been born of
What giant cerapparent impossibility.
tainties have grown through these years
from the seeds of doubt and discouragement
and uncertainty! (Big firecrackers and ap-
iTST?'
iffi)
RELATING TO THE
(LIMITED.)
quarter sacks),,
'.:
HATER'S EXTRA (!: halt sacks),
BATES
Commander
Will run regularly to Maalaea, Maul, aud Kona
and Kau, Hawaii.
FREEMAN
....Commander
Will run regularly to Hamoa, Maul, and Kukul-liaelHonokaa and Paauhau. Hawaii.
JAMES
"EUREKA," "PAKAUON" AND "RED CROSS
FIRE HOSE,
IIS
W. T. Y. SCIIENCK,
36
Commander
California street.
Telephone
240.
J. Ena,
four-butto-
A
Organic Matter
Silicious Matter
Lime
Phosphoric
Oxide of Iron
Acid
85
1.89
Carbonic Acid
Alka Baits
52
Nitrogen 2.7 per cent.
PACIFIC
STEAMSHIP CO.,
CO.,
& Co.,
85 tf
J. HERBERT REEVE, M. H. S.,
Jfyilropntlnc l'tij'slclaii,
Heals all dlsea.se by PURIFICATION (without
medicine). Chronic diseases a specialty.
Persona weary of using physic without avail
would do well to adopt this system.
CONSULTATION HOURS: 2 till 4 p. m.
luvalids on the adjoining Island visited by
special arrangement.
Residence, HOTEL. ST., opposite V. M C. A.
O. Box 297.
Llnii(el).
(King, Commanaer),
Leaves Honolulu as per following schedule,,
touching at Lahaina, Maalaea, Makena,
KawaihaeLaupahoehoe. Hiio and Keaubou:
Commencing on MONDAY. October 12th, and
thence on the first Monday following the arrival
ot the Alameda" and "Mariposa," on the 8th
and 22d of each month:
The steamer Kinau will make the VOLCANO
TRIP, reaching Keauhou on Wednesday morning, giving tourists two days and two nights at
the VOLCANO HOUSE.
When the 8th and 22d of the month fall on
Monday, the Kinau will leave that day.
TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP TO THE
VOLCANO, FIFTY DOLLARS, WHICH PAYS
ALL CHARGES.
The Kinau will arrive in Honolulu Sunday
mornings on Volcano trips. On H;lo trips, will
leave Honolulu on Tuesdays, and return Saturday
morning.
PASSENGER TRAINS will connect with the
Kinau at Mahukotia.
The Kinau WILL TOUCH at Honokala and
Paauhau on down trips from HUo for Passengers
tf a signal Is made from the shere.
So full of Indian arrows
get through a common door without great
COOKED LINSEED MEAL.
Such was the early history of the country
and
v.here now cultivation and education
It Is the greatest Flesh former, Milk and
refinement run rampant and people sit u
Butter producer In use.
all night to print newspapers so that we can
have them in the morning.
Oil Cake Meal shows about 27 per rent, of mi
The land on which the Old South stands
this nearly 39 per cent.
is very valuable for business purposes, and rl tive matter;
to
100 ft.s. ol this mrai is equal to 200 5s. of oats
f400,000 will have to be raised in order
generato
future
landmark
old
or
preserve the
318 B9. of corn, or to 767 lbs. of wheat brati.
tions. I earnestly hope that it will be seFor Sale in Lots to Suit.
cured, and that the old meeting house, dear
to
the Also,
not alone to the people of Boston, but
out Unrivalled MlXKD FEED, as w l aa
millions of Americans scattered from sea to
our raunl supply of the brst kinds of
swa, who cannot forget where first universal
wing.
its
plumed
freedom
Etc.. V.t-Hay. Oat, Wlieal,
A Queer Sex
Red Bluff News.
Call a girl a chick and she smiles; call a
woman a hen and she howls. Call a young
woman a witch and she is pleased; call an
old woman a witch and she is indignant.
Call a girl a kitten and she rather likes it;
call a woman a cat and she'll bate you.
Queer sex, isn't it? v
v..
-
-
Just Received
jt
Vigj'
SALE
BY THE
Pacific
Hardware
JlireadetI Mali."
Prices low
75
Company,
apl5
Have completed and
1
ofTer
CO.
A large luvolce of
Kerosene Oil
lor kale the lollowfus: Boilers, viz:
In quantities to suit. All kinds and
latest patterns of
PAIR COMPOUND STEEL BOILERS
1 Combination Boiler, 12 ft. x 5 ft. G in.
1 Combination Steel Boiler, 12 ft. x 4 ft., also
1 Second-Han- d
Tubular Boiler, 12 ft. x 4 ft.
Apply to
LAMP
The Honolulu Iron Works Co.
Goods upon most Favorable
For Sydney and Auckland.
Terms.
Australian Mail Service.
WILDER &
.
STEAMER KILAUEA IIOU,
Commander),
Will leave regularly for Paauhau, Konolalele,
Ookala, Knkaiau, Honohlna, Laupahoehoe, Haka- lau and Onomea
( Weiabarth,
STEAMER LEHUA,
due
at Honolulu from
fcau
or or about
March
v.
99
Franciw o
QOtli,
Irwin
& Co.,
AGENTS
(Daies, C'ommanden
Will leave regularly for same ports as Kilauea
Uou.
LIGHT!
LIGHT !
No More Darkness.
Company will net be responsible for
any freight or packages unless receipted for, nor
for personal bagirage unless plainly marked. Not
responsible for money or jewelry unless placed In
charge of the Purser.
All possible care will be taken of Live Stock, but
the Company will not assume any risk of accident.
SAM L. o. WILDER, President,
a. B. ROSE, Secretary.
OFFICE Corner Fort and Queen streets.
esg-T- be
Mar
Of
99
tha Union Steamship Company, will be due
at Honolulu from Sydney and Auckland
on or about
.A.pril IStli.
Wm.
(x.
Irwin
80
Just received, ex MARTHA DAVIS, from Boston,
Downer's Kerosene Oil.
Standard Kerosene Oil.
Water Wliite Kerosene Oil.
FOR SALE BY
J. T. WATERH0USE.
338
El'ILDKES' HAHDWAltE, I'ainln, Oils, Glass, Matting
Corrugated Iron, Portland Cement; HTEKL NAILS, much superior to Iron, and cost but littls
DoorR.J Sash and
All kinds of
Blinds.
more.
JOHN NOT T,
& Co.,
AGENTS.
FRANK CERTZ,
Imiicrter and Maaiifactiirer
Of all Descriptions cf
Leaves Honolulu each Monday at 5 p. m. for
Kaunakakai. Kamalo. Pukoo.Lahalna. Lanal,
Pelekunu and Kalaupapa. Returning, leaves Pukoo Friday 6 a.m. for Honolulu,
arriving Saturday morning.
69-- 17
ALAMEDA,
illjbe
.
Lumber and. Coal,
The new and splendid Al steamship
And will have prompt dispatch wllh malls and
passengers for the above ports.
Antl will leave for the abave port with mails and
For freight or passage, having SUPERIOR AC- passengers on or about that date.
COMMODATIONS, apply to;
For freight or passage, having SUPERIOR
ACCOMMODATIONS, apply to
Wm. (t.
(McGregor, Commander").
Dealers In
Commission Merchants and Whole.-ialForeign and Domestic Frui.s, green aud clriea;
matiulacturersof Desiccated Cocoanut. l!imanis.
Limes. Pine Apple. Sicily Leiuons, Tahiti
Oranges and Cocounuts, Nuts of all kinds. Dates
and Smyrna Figs,
Ptcklug Fruit for export a specialty, l.or g experience in shipping to China, Australia. Mexico,
Central America. Eastern States, etc. TropUal
Fruits imported direct by every steamer.
Branch House, San Francisco. I. O. box 1338.
Honolulu, H. I., P.O. box 1J0.
413, 415 and 417 Washington itreet, opposite Post
Office; 412, 414 and 416 Merchant street.
SAN FRANCIbCO.
479 feb26 87
MAEIPOSA,
Of the Oceanic Steamship Company,
STEAMS M0K0LI1,
CO.,
The new and line Al steel steamship
CO.,
IMPOBTEItS AND DEALERS IN
FOR SAN FRANCISCO,
ports, arriving back Saturday mornings.
For mails and passengers only.
GOODS.
Full Lines of Desirable
sate
.
&
ft
ITOPfc
THE HONOLULU IRON WORKS
STEAMER LIKELIKE.
Leaves Honolclu every Monday at 5 p. u.
"Kaanakakal, Kahulul, every week; Huelo, Hana
and Kipanulu. Keanae, Motuiau and Nuu every
other week. Returning, will stop at the above
!
We have received a consignment o the mo.it
Economical at.J Valuable Feed for all
kinds of Stock, viz.:
L. G. SKES0YICII
.,f -- fc
JUST RECEIVED,
(Lorenzen, Commander;,
Editor In almost any paper, if you go at
U right. Poet How ought I to go at it?
Editor Buy a controlling interest in the
oaper; then you will have no trouble.
..........
AND
apC-d&-
New York Sun: Poet So you don't want
Do
the poem? Editor - No, sir. Poet
you know where I can get it published?
Hoiiolnlu
:o:-
New Gooas continually on the wav.
Tbe very best of Island Butter alwaya on baud, and plenty for everybody.
GUARANTEED.
AND SATISFACTION
Mahu-kona-
100.00
'or.
rAINKIS tf fe CO,
--
nutl NhuimcI IVoU.
full and complete line of FANCY and STAPLE GROCERIES.
.
WILUEPiS
STEAMER KINAU,
Agsnta or the Hawaiian Islands.
IS'
'.
.
(LIMITKD),
"
"
" "
'
"
EUEEKA
(LIMITED),
lo IilliiiliRin A
F'oi't Street
.....
COMPANY,
HARDWARE
"
Orders Received will have Promp
Irwin
Hecretary and Treasurer.
cent
and Careful Attention.
W. G.
JAMKH O. SPENCER,
rsouiethliig: New for Breakfast.
T
8.10 per
29.18 "
4.65 "
31.70 '
23.11
&
67 aud 09 Hotel Street,
ly
BONE MEAL !!
Water
p- -
Importer and Dealers in Staple and Fancy Groceries.
The undersigned are now prepared to re
ceive order for thin Celebrated Fertilizer
from the manufactory of Buck & Ohlandt
San Francisco:
The following ia a report of the compo
nent parts, as obtained by Chemical analy-si- s
Honolulu H. I.
San Francisco, Cat.
I526feb23 87
LEWIS
T. R. FOSTER, President.
J
DRY GOODS IH'sPORTERS,
Successor
Rubber Hose, Hose Carts, H. and L. Trucks and Fire Department supplies generally. Square Flax
Packing, Rubber Packing, etc., etc. Seud for circulars and prices.
Will run regularly to Kapaa, Kauai.
"A TENTH, (suitable lor camp-lu- g
and surveying parties.)
CO.,
&
99
Cotton Rubber Uuetl
MAKEE,
WEIR
B. F. EHLERS
ii. F. DILLINGHAM,
President and Manager.
Commander
every
Friday at 8 a. m. for Waianae,
Leaves
Oahu, and Hanalel and Kilauea. Kauai, Return-nleaves Hanalel every Tuesday at 4 p. m., and
twitching at Waialua and Waianae Wednesdays,
and arriving at Honolulu same day.
STEAMER
.:
S
g,
and Boiler Covering.
j.
All the Latest Novelties in Fancy Goods deceived, by
Every Steamer.
e,
MACAU LEV
Felt Steam Pipe
,.
lates
corrected to the
Elegantly Illustrated..
STEAMER C. R. BISHOP,
SISAL COR DAG K.
f
ST.,
SAfijFnAIVCIJ,
Articles of special value to the Islands have oeen prepared by expert writers, which are well calculated to beget great interest in
their condition and prospect abroad.
to-da-
At that time our ancestors had but timidly embarked in the forefather business.
They did not,know that future generations
cutaways would rise up aud
n
cell them blessed and pass resolutions of respect on their untimely death. If they
stayed at home the king taxed them all out
of shape, and if they went out of Boston a
few rods to got enough huckleberries for
breakfast they would frequently come home
so full of Indian arrows that they could not
AWN ISLANDS.
Ali(!
to-da-
plause.)
2!3I MAIN
moment.
STEAMER rVVALANI,
MANILA
BE
Great pain3 and expense have been gone to by the Publishers to
make this Almanac and Directory the most useful and comprehensive work of the kind ever published in the Hawaiian Kingdom. It
will be found invaluable to men of business, travelers and tourists,
and is guaranteed a wide circulation at Home and in Foreign Coun-
,
25
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Its Court and Official Calendar carefully
(MALULANI.)
Lime and Cement.
rock-boun-
PHQTO-ENGRAVIN-
GLOSSED
AN
tries.
STEAMER W. G. HALL,
Cases Medium Bread.
Heed's
Leal
r.
1--
Official and Business Directory of Honolulu i
D
Steam Navigation Co.
Flour.
FAMILY
FOR TIIK YEAR
BARRELS.
mi'
housQ fa chiefly remark-i- t
llonolati
Full Statistical and General Information
,n
absent-mindednes-
The old
able or
Mrt,
TINS.
b
CASKS
I went into the building and registered.
s
and then from force of habit or
handed my umbrella over the
counter and asked how soon supper would be
ready. Everybody reg'sters, but very trw . ill
Iam told, ask bow soon supper wiii,t. ready.
The Old South is now ruQf
1ne European
Lowest Market Rates.
Astronomical, Civil fcEcclesiastic'l Calend'r
53.
All work in my line faithfully done. Plans and
specifications uiftlf. Jobbing in all details doiie
at short notice. Ouod work and low charges is
my motto.
LAUNDRY
KAM I LY
GBOCEBIES,
at-tli-
'
BLUE MOTTLED.
332 Packages,
For the Year of Our Lord 18SG, Containing an
(Opposite Fashion Stables).
Soap.
"Will bo
(ILLUSTRATED.)
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;
WHICH
km
E. E. MAYHEW,
ENGLISH BREAKFAST;
iSSOETED
1886.
THE HONOLULU
ALMANAC
DIRECTORY!
Boxes.
Teas.
Third Year of Publication.
;
Alameda, 1,922 Packages
22d-F- er
To Arrive
Id Barrels,
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BOOTS & SHOES
XT Orders from
tbe other Islands solicited.
No. 114 Fort St.. llonoliiln.
WM.
McCANDLESS,
o.O Qneeu Mtrect,
Fish Market. Dealer in choicest BEEF", VEAL
MUTTON, FI3H, etc.
Family and whipping Orders carefully attended
at short
to. Live Stock furnished to vesselssupplied
to
nH voeptahlea of all kinds
nntira
2 tf
order.
Stoves, Ranges and Housekeeping Goods.
Plumbing, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work
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