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SATURDAY PRESS.
CllURUt-GOINC IS HAWAII.
I hare ipokcn of the chapel of Ulupalakua
and that reminds me of the delight neatly all
natives take in church-coing. They go In for
it Iretnedously, not, hoecr, from am thing
approaching what long-established civiliralion
calls religious fervor. Th-tt element is totally
lacking in the native character, t speak, of
course, from my own olcratlon, which, al
though limited to a couple of months time, have
len varied and persistently pursued, I con
sider the constantly repeated assertion that
these people the common people, always
are Christians to lie observed,, and that makes
their great church-going prrdiliction all the
more curious. When one of the Kamchamehas
"broke the kapu, which is the way history
expresses the circumstance that pagan worship
was aoonsnco, ne also royally ordered all na
tives to become Christians, Most of the na
tives had at that time liecomc impressed with
the advantages of Christianity over the worship
oi niois ami mythological gotls, as hail rame
hamcha I, and that was in this way: When
Vancouver showed the first king of all Hawa
iian the ilcficrcnce lietwcen a musket ami a
spear for purposes of warfare, and the dif
fcrance between sharp steel carpenter's tools
ami sione axes, lor purposes ol canoe InnMing,
and told him of the diflcrcncc between a Kit
roiean cottage and n native grass hut, he im
pressed him that all the advantages resulted
from Christiamt). llcing anxious to comer!
the old heathen, he sold Christianitv. mind
)ou, not civilization and science, brought the
advantages ne Mimcu out. I'romptly, ami
upon that Idea, Christianity was proclaimed
and adopted, not with a change of heart, but
from a conviction that a Christian musket
would kill an enemy at n greater distance than
a native spear, and that a sharp steel adie
would hollow out a canoe quicker than a
stone ax, Consequently the Idols were broken,
the missionaries were welcomed, churches
were built, and the strong, hearty nation of
400,000 hapjiy people
ilwi
vindled to At.om
.,!. ' . .' ,'. . . . I-".
uiscaicu scrvuors oi me tieopic who cnrlstian
rvitors of the
lxeil them,
I low deep the Christian ethics thev nretend
to liclicvc and doubtless think thev do lie-
licve are rooted In the hearts of this simple
pcopic, was niusiraicii ny an incident mat oc
curreil while we were In the volcano, which I
purposely refrained from mentioning in my
last letter, liecausc I can make belter use of ft
here. Our party was accomtianied Into the
volcano by a native servant of Col Macfarlanc.
When we stood on the brink ot the burning
lake, in the sjiccchlcss admiration of the
terrific phenomenon, that nallvc withdrew lo
one side and with a simple earnest ilcvoutncss
we could not but rescct, took from his belt a
niece of tobacco and a half-dollar silver piece,
both of which he threw into the tossing lava
an offering to I'tlc, goddess of volcanoes, the
worship of whom was still stronger in the heart
of that man than the Christian belief which his
ancestors had adopted by royal edict. Yet
that native will go to church on every possible
opiiorliinlly because he meets a crowd of other
natives there and he is intensely ivrrarinus.
because ii pleases his vanity to be thought of
Kumiiciii iinjiunnncc 10 oc laikco to and pray
cil for by a foreigner, speaking native, and
hose nil because he loses the singing and
music of the service.
One of the most remarkable superstitions
once universal nmoni? the natives and not vet
wholly extinct is the belief In the power of
tcnum native priests to pray any man or wo
man to death who may lc selected for that un
pleasant operation. It is a fact too perfectly
established lo admit of question, that is was
once not an uncommon occurrence for a man's
enemy to employ a priest (the cuff happened
lo lie washed on which I had written the native
name of the priest) to pray the man to death,
and that the victim, hearing of this, whould
certainly die on the day the priest had appoint.
cd for that consummation of the lnrrain. I
have talked with old while residents who have
endeavored to reason with natives suptioscd lo
be under the duth-spcll. No amount of
ridicule or argument could convince the natives
that they might just as well continue to live as
die for all the priest could do. The natives
alwavs were, and still arc, absolute fatalists,
and they demonstrated the extent of their in-
liorn belief thai certain men were given the
(unci u uoouoo 10 ticatn, uy dying in com
pliance with the exercise of thai power. Cor.
S. F, Call.
THE TEMPERANCE OUTLOOK.
Any one whose opinion is worth consulting
at all, would, If he could, place liquor beyond
the reach of those uiwn whom it works mis-
c, ' ,That 's to "' evcr' '"K'Me man is
theoretically in favor of prohibition, bnwrvrr
much he may question the practical utility of
liiuiuuiiury ias. 1 nai sum laws nave worked
well under certain exceptionally favorable con
ditions, is true, but it is equally true that in
most cases their efficient enforcement has
moved impracticable. The existence of any
law Is justified only by the possibility of its en
forcement, and where such enforcement is im
possible any law Incomes al once worse than
useless, for it provokes iiopular contempt. One
such law weakens all others, by suggesting that
they too may be broken with impunity. Mr.
Henry Hitchcock recently delivered an address
at St. Louis, before the State liar Association,
which brings together, In a compact form, the
legislation ol different states on this vital ques
tion. Iowa passed the most sweeping enact
ment in the shaeof a conslitutionaramend
ment, absolutely forbidding the manufacture or
sale of any Intoxicating liquor within her limits,
and trawlers on through lines of railroad have
had the satisfaclon, or otherwise, of seeing
posted in tuUcc cars, and at railway restau
rants, notices to the effect that liquors cannot
be had. One of the state courts, however,
pronounced the amendment unconstitutional
on technical grounds, and its decision is now
confirmed on appeal by the State Supreme
Coutt. In Mssissipni the sale of liquors has
been prohibited in lifty different towns. One
county permits the sale of malt liquors alone,
w hile another allow 1 liquors of any kind lo 1
sold In only one of its towns. Another act
curiously permits the sale of liquors within a
radius of seven miles of lun inrrlkl ,-), ,,-!,
whose denomination, by the way, il would be
iiiticjunK iu ascertain, ao 11 is witli other
territories and districts within the slate. In
oouin Carolina a similar set of provisions sub
sists, with special laws for certain localities,
while a general statute provides for a local op
tion vole in any city, town or village, a majori
trio decide on "licensc"or "nnlii-rnw- Vl,i
exempting from prohibition in any event do
mestic wine sold by the gallon. This, by the
way, would seem to indicate an approach to
.... ....... irauuir luta ui icw ivngiand
certainly a most desirable Innovation. Iln Ken
tucky special acts regulate the sale of liquors In
the different counties, as in the two stales just
named 1 and, in some instances, public senti
ment has changed, local prohibitory laws hav
ing been repealed presumably in accordance
with a change of opinion on the part of thepeo
pie. In Texas a localoptionlawhas bcenin force
for some time, and was slightly amended in
18S1. In Ohio the "1'ond Law," imposing a
heavy lax on dealers, was overruled, as uncons
,Uu,".?',u,1, Mnf ln ron'Het with the general
prohibition of licenses. Another law prohibited
bunilay saIcs wherever liquor was old on
week-days, but this is understood to have
proved a dead letter. In Massachusetts the
license law has lately been mail ,.. .,.;.
gent, In prophetic aniiciiution, txrthaps, of
General liutlcr't accession lo the Governor-
snlpl and Connecticut has a "license or no
license law, dependent uiwn the vote of tow n
meetings. Here, too, the seller is madcresiwn.
Ible for damage done by men made drunk
on his premises, and sales lo habitual drunk
ards, minor, or persons already intoxicated,
are made punishable according to the gravity
oftheofrense. It is evident 7rom all these
scraps of legislation, Hut Interest In the liquor
qucstiou is active In will.-!. ....-,, l ..!
of the Union, and the Inference Is certainly
fair (bat contempt for drunkenness and active
Ptlrfot Its victims Is gaining ground in quartets
hitherto Indifferent. If r.ot rather inclinnl to
favor free liquor. This feeling must (ell for
the advancement of the temperance cause
whatever existing local laws may be, and it is
upon the growth of this Hut .the friends of
-yiuw! may moM surely base their hope
of reform. The formation ol anli-ireating
dub and of associations whose member,
pledge themselves against "perpendicular
drinking," point in the same direction, and arc
to be nly commended, so far as they go, to
Uiscoukc tippling at the bars of drinking,
place. Upon the whole, if we look back lilty
)carnd take into the account the vast in
"gf of population, the temperance outlook
fyy no means discouraging. Even in fng
land, where prohibitory taws are unknown, the
wead of intelligence has exerted a well-defined
wuHicuce on tne sales ot liquor, at indicated
j , l ," Men who are not Altogether
ted sometime! get drunk a great many strict
If itairxarate men sometime drink and never
get drunk. The former class will be serv ant
M Mop snort of Inebriation when it ihiwns up.
ofetrfUoj-goW contempt and pity
Jlctu uucrliscmcnts.
ILLINGHAM & CO.,
D
DEALERS IN
Agricu 1 lu nil I in pi emenls,
jrAJtDlVAJtE,
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
PAINTS, OltS and VARNISHES,
Kr.nnir.sn a sit t.riinir.trisa 011.1
A SMCIALTV.
The largest assortment of PLOWS, for all purposes, to
l found on the islands.
Harrows, Cultiratnrt, Horse Shoe. Ox Votes,
Of flows O ("Mine, Fodder Cutters,
Corn and Hominy Mill,
Garden end Canal Itarrows.
.STUIIKIiAKKK VVA'IONS,
Hnd Carta,
AxleGreaiw w,Lheap,
Liilirlrntlnrx
nml Illnmlnrvtinu
a nrrclAiTV
OtN
KEROSENE Oil. STOVES,
I.amp Chandliersaml Ijinterm -nrwM)l;
Hom-. Ilcltinir, I'umlis,
I'owdfr, Shot ami Cam,
Shelf Hardwire,
Jlown'a Stnndnril Anioricnn Scnlea,
for all purposes!
ltmtne-fitrHlnhlHU flnnil,
Ire Crtftlil Vrmert
.iyatr IntHtrarr,
1 hiimrr.
Call and examine our eomU. Our stock U ) con
stantly replenished with the laleM and ment approve,!
inrentiuns that it Ii impolitic to enumerate them
within the iace of our advertltement.
tiii: i.ATr.xr Mri:,TV,
Something which no one should I without, is one of the
Mnisnoso-Cnloito Firn-Proof Safen,
llond Cases or Jewel Caies,
Read one teAtiinonUI out of many.
Ktf-ort ef Cemmitttt ef I'trt tntnianct i'.xfirtli
At a meeting of the MassachiMcttt Mutual Eire In
surance Unin, held At Nanlaslcet lleach, Anfiu.t vo,
t88l samples of luxes manufactured hy the Alagneso
Calcite fire-IVoof Company were shown. An iron
I), aUrtit two fett long and one foot deep and wide,
wiih( lining three-fourths of an inch lluck of Magtteso.
Calcite material, was filled with various documents,
greenlmcks, anil pan of a enrd of lucifer matches. It
was then place,! un a lied of hot coals, and at least
four feet or dry, hard wood piled upon it. The hox was
kept under extreme heat for an hour and a half. Not
withstanding the Iron cover of the liox was so Imdly
warped that the lining was in immediate contact Willi
the llames, on opening it the whole' contents were found
in a tierfcct state of preservation. A small bond and
note case, designed to be used inside of vaults and safes,
was subjected til the same decree of he.it for hilf on
hour, and its contents were also found as free from any.
appeal ance oi lire or smoke as wnen piacetl therein.
11, C IlK.FLnw,
ASIOS llATKS,
ClIAS. II. CUMIsr.s
ClIAs. A. HnVVKANIl,
Elijah Howr, r.,
ALrxKir m IIarhour,
lJ-tf Krpresei)talive- insurance olTicers.
""PJONEER" LINE,
FROM LIVERPOOL
THEO. H. DAVIES & Co.
OFFER FOR SAI.i:,
From the cargoes of the UI.l.OCK and other recent
vessels, the following
Dry Goods and Clothing:
rrintft of ihc latwt tlen, fal colors;
Hlue Icn!m, Hrown Linen Unlls
White Croydon Sliretinjj,
Horrock't i-ng Clutln, Waterproof Tweeds
Tow el mid 1 ow eling, CJIa. 'I ow eh,
lable L'Ioih Table Napkint,
Pare Linen. Shawls, Dronv Goods,
Grenadines, While and Colored Sillct,
Colored Satin, (jras Clotlis,
Artificial Flowers and Fenthen,
Cotton Handkerchief, S.Ik llandkeTchiefs,
Table Covert, woolen: Colored S.-ittenand Crapct,
Fancy, Mixture and Illue and Cray Flannels,
Victoria Uwm, I! rook' Spool Cotton,
Illue and White Check Uimlo,
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
Fancy FLud, Rccatta Shirt, Wool Shirts,
White and Colored Cotton Shirt.
Fancy Scarfs IIot Reefers,
Men's White and It rown Cotton llilf Ho,
Ladies llov, Men's Heady-made Clothing,
Men's Hats,
I -idie ll.its (white, black, and fancj- straw),
India Rubber Coats, Canes and IKEing,
Hlue and Gray Horse Hlanket,
Woolen Blankets all sues, colors and weights;
Vet ret Carpet, Velvet Jtu,
Vctret ruifl Ttt gentry Minor Mut.
SADDLERY.
A full nfcortment of CENT LUMEN'S and LA
DIES" SADDLES ; also. Saddles for llos and Girl,
and a few
JOCKKX' SAlWLVSf
Assortment of
URIDLES, Saddle Cloth and ChamoN Skins.
Sugar Bogs, 20x36.
Cool Bags, 26x37.
Rice Bags and Twine
(httrittitteit Corrugated Itunfluu (a cauce),
in 6, 7, 8 and 9 feet lengths.
HOOFING SCREWS AND WASHERS.
GALVANIZED RIDGING,
Annealed Fence Wire, No. 4, 3
Galvanized Iron Duckets all tu
Band 7, and Staples;
sues;
Oalvanired Garden Horderins. and Netttne,
ginned Iron Saucepans, all sues;
traKiusTt, rc japan 1 Hacking,
i'uvliw Jlrick-H una Giudvn Tiles,
Garden Rollers.
Jjwn Sean and Chairs,
umbrella Stands,
Iron Scrapers,
THREE LAWN TENNIS SETS.
Clotits ilmkrti,
lltlml'lluthtt,
1l'urk-llikrl,
.S';,,i,f,s Jtankctn.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
Fancy Glass Flower Stands,
Fern lUskcts, etc.
PORTLAND ClSlEsNT-KlRK URICKS,
Flrt Clajr,
Wkltiaa.
Cksvlk,
Yellow Ochre,
Alum.
ROOFING SLATES,
Llrrrjtool ,.,ll i,t ltotk A.i(, Zd.ra, J',if,
"" J'olfeJ Oil; H'urtrttrr .Saute
flMil Oruterlrt,
English, American and Hawaiian
rLAOSI
Three, fit. and wsen rds Ion.
TOPSAIL SHEET CHAINS,
Admirallir lerf, tUs )', f, ,', and H.
POWELL DUFFRYN STEAM COAL,
SUtloaary,
Irssa gUsU
ENGLISH LEATHER IIELTINO, frou. "ju,a,
(svrtuoa. ristor Oilolotha.
One MU'Uoru i'oar t'aHaUt EHflnt.
M-, Ottt XhrtHitr fuwtr IVrKeal
S' THEa K. O A VIES k CO.
Ojcnei-iil ubcctiscmcnlo.
rASTLE & COOKB,
llatraim, II. I.,
Would call attention to their Large and
TSrled Stock ot
Agricultural Implements
Con lining of the anrlralled Paris Steel
BREAKING PLOW,
The MoIIm Steel IlreaVem, and Furrowing Plow, Mo-
i) C1..1 tu . .i ;... tti. i i:.t.t.
line jicu 1 mwv-aii mrsri iiit:1 JIs (.uiii
rators, Dirt Scrapers .
John Doornn GanR Plown,
Planters' Hoe of the liest make
DISS10NS CEhEDKATKD CANE KNIVES
made to order. Ames' Shovels and Spade.
Garden Iloes. Canal ( Harrow, Ox
IIoms, Yoke, Cliaini. Fence
Chain.
Sugar Mill Requirements.
SUGAR BAGS, SUGAR KEGS.
CUMBERLAND COAL,
Sperm Oil, Cylinder. I-vd
anil Kerosene Oil, Perfect
Lubricators, Plumtngo, Al
bany Grease, Unston's and
b. and J. I'ilen, all sires and
kind. Steam Packing, Plat
and Round India Rubier,
A i.letoi and Soap Stone,
FLix Packing. India Rub
ler Hcwe,j to a inch, Pipcj
and Coupling, Nut and
Washers, finished, Machine
Ilotti. all she. Cold pressed
Ulacksmiih'sI-nginetr's and
t-arpenter Hammers, ripe
Cullers, Winches, 8 Inch to
34 Inch, Anvils, Vices, Tube
Scraper, Grindstones, Uet
American Mar Iron and Tool ,
bteel. Rudders' Hardware,
all kind and M!e. Hub
buck's Paints ami Oil, raw
and lioiled, Small Paints in
Oil, in large variety. Dry
Paint, Umber, Venetian,
u..i ri... r.n... e.-
ICU) S-S.IUC3, .MIlslllllslIUl
Whiting, German Window"'
ass'td sizes, Manila Rope
STAPLE GROCERIES,
No. t and Flour No. 1 and a Rice,
Crushed Sugar, China and Japan Teas,
Oysters, Clams, Salmon. Lobsters,
Finest Table Fruits from the Factory,
Pure English Spices. Condensed Milk,
Cocoa, SPECIALTIES ; The Val
uer Krrtmrnf tHt, II enton' Cra
trlfuual l,lnhi(t 14 inch, Htthher
&lrhiff ami ('aura Jtrahe just at
hand, Blake Steam Pump Valves, Pack.
Infy. Ac, Blake Boiler Feed, Juice or
Molasses, Irrigating & Vacuum Pumps
Weston's Patent Centrifugals Complete,
ALSO OH CONSIGNMENT
California Hay, Parley, Potatoes. Parrels
Salmon, Hams, Atbetos Mixture for Hotter t
and Steam Pipes, very cheap. Fence Wire
and Staples, Galvanized Roofing,
SEWING MACHINES,
Wilcox and Gibb's Automatic; Singer Manufacturing
Company, Assorted; Remington Company, Family;
uson .Macnines, me best assortment to ,bc lound,
and at llottom fticcs.
New Goods by every arrival from England, New
York and San Francisco.
1 New Traction Engine, 8-horae power.
Orders from the other Islands tilled at Uest Kates and
with dispatch.
SOMETHING WORTH READING.
J. E. WISEMAN,
Ileal r.ntate Jtroker and General
Jtuslnenn Aaent.
No. 37 MebchantStkekt Honolulu, II. I,
I have now several neat HOUSES and COTTAGES
to let in various tarts of Honolulu and suburbs.) Also,
some good lludding Lots and prp;crty to scll.1
KuruivwE.NT Found ro those Sitting Wokk.
I AM rKkrAKCD TO FURNISH
MONEY AT ANY TI M.E
OH riasTKTLASS SECITMITY.
Ltgtil J'jftrt of all Dtscripiont Dnruti,
Engraving and renmanship Tastefully Done. Custom
House Lntrics and CorrcspondeiM.-. attended to.
r AGF.NT rOR THE UEST
Firs and Life Isuartvnoe Coaspajsle
IN THE WORLD.
Dills Collected ; llooVs and Accounts Ke; Orders
of every business nature I rum Ihe other islands will
meet is tth promptness.
TELSrilONB, tSi
.1'. 0. IIjj, jij
107 yn
"THB EVILS OF PAINTING
..AND.,
THEIR REMEDY.
"IlbasUen sakl with much truth, loo, thai luose.
luintu; might, with study and acmiircmenl of taste.
r-sun its rank as a liberal art,-- Wafers' jV.im
IWliesjng lie abost lo be true, A. U. KERR has now
n-organiKd hit yrtera of working h business la
Honolulu. Inthbraiiils. s, t.. . ,.,.- ;
- - " . ' -. "T "ius, iiw survives
or thai celebrated atlUi, Mr. Max Kohn, formerly of
Sor, rmndsco, hoe work in ih lm of
I'liiliifawil Jrvrullre l'u'ttrrliitnytMg,
Frescoing, etc, Is up to the present time unsurpasd
l?T "',.'?? Hanas, has neser been uaUidV For
HouM-1'ainLuu; Jobs, iru-cUu mechanics only will U
In future, puroos can depend upon my ful&lliiu
esery order on the nut scientific baiis known to she
trade. Hie
SIGN-PAINTING AND lirrTS-nivh
Ppartuvent wiU be permanently presided over b- Mr.
Cannes braATuavaa (.further cjouo.ut uonecuLiry).
P. i Send for ilesigns of frescos foe cUfingt and
"XiOKH" ruiXT MTOMK,
No. Jl kOia STaiar,, , KsJMU-MI
cucntl ,3tf)ucrliocmci..0.
- BREWER & COMPANY,
HoiOLfLP, II. I.
OtTer for sale ihe rarto of the Mtirtkit Dtm'i, the fol
lowing hit of Merchandise:
Card Matches, Farmer's Boilers, Barrels
Best Plaster, Franklin Store Coal,
Hair Mattresses, Double and Sin
gle, Balesof Excelsior,'Nets
of Trunks, Second-hand
Safes In good order
and at extremely
low Prices, t
Washington Chairs,
FRASER'S AXLE GREASE,
A Choice selection of
VarrluaeHf I'avtonn,
llankct Tojtn, itlfftrcnl ttyhi,
Vat Under Carryall,
Jlrunnell Top liugnlen,
Also, Jr bark JitwarJ Afttf,
Cases Yellow Metal, 18, 20, 22, 24 ouncesl
Kegs of Composition Nails,
Grocerer's Wagons,
Democrat Wagons,
Hand 'Carts
and Ox Carts.
All of the above goods are In an excel
lent condition, and will be sold low to
close Consignments.
pi-CKIVED THIS DAY, '
Ex steamei Suez,
SAXMON In barrel.
Salmon, in !f barrels, ,
Salmon liclfics, in kitts,
Barrels Mess Hccf,
llarrcls V. M. Tork,
Pig Pork, in i barrels.
BUTTER In kegs and kltt
Duller, in glass jats,
An assortment of Cose Goods,
Casks Hams,
Cases Jams and Jellies,
Cases Cheese,
Cases Codfish,
Cases Dried Apples,
TURKEY and TONGUE lnraaee
Cases Dried lteef,
Cases Soda Crackers,
Cases Saloon Pilot Dread,
Cases Cocoanut Taffy Cakes,
Cases Palace Mixed liiscuits, ,
Cases Oatmeal, in lo-lb bags,
Cases Cornmeal, in 10-lb bags,
Cases Split Peas,
ONIONS- ln cases
Cases and bags Red Potatoes,
liags Hcd Beans,
Hags White lleans,
. Uags Ilran,
Golden Gate Roller Floor,
Cotton Duck, Nos. i to 10,
Cotton Kaven Duck, Nos. S, lo, 12.
FOK SALK BY
B O X, E S ft CO .,
Qtirrn tilrrrl ...Honolulu
OOMETH1NG NEW
PHOTOGRAPHY,
J. WILLIAMS & Co.,
Having purchased the rhotocrahf Gallery of Mr. M,
Uickaon, will continue iho bukinet at the old stand.
Ity INCREASED FACILITIES and em.
pIoine FIRST-CLASS ARTISTS, we
shall endeavor to malntain.the prestige
of the old and popular Gallery.
and to merit a liberal patron
age by fair dealing and
Superior Work.
BPEOIAI. ATTENTION
GIVEN TO CHILDREN,
We are prepared to da all kinds of work from Minla
turc to life sire either In
WATER COLORS.
CRAYON,
INDIA INK
OR OIL
PHOTOGRAPHS
COLORED, Ac, &c
The only Gallery in Honolulu, hkh has a complete
VUllCUIUIl us I
ISLAND VIEWS, :,
In addition to those purchased of Mr. Dickson, ire
have the entire collection of VIEWS and Portrait
Negatives made by Mr, Chase, thus eoabhag
us to offer the greatest variety la vieirs,
comprising
PICTURESQUE,
TOWN, PLANTATION
A Nil I-WA r'LOW VIEWS
Also, a supply of Hawaiian and South Sea Island cur
losilles. Ferns, Shells, &c A fine stock of Frames,
Mats, and Passepartouts eonstanilr on haad.
Vhurgrt HraionaUt and HtmHIn
Guaranteed.
Give us atU. J. WiUimau & Ct.
st'Q.r Numbci s tea and 104 Fort Street.
TITE HAVE CONSTANTLY
OX HAND ULK CjUANTITIU Or
HAY AND GRAIN
Of all kinds, which we offer to purchasers at
THE LOWSstT MARKET RA'
Our stack is renewed by each arrival from the coati.
HAVING A
OBIIT MIL!.,
H'urrJ'rvjarei4tu(rltsWirreiiMaUtfs1
AT A-NV TIM. f ' ,
I
OENERAL AGENTS FOR
Tkt FaeiJIt AluluiXLift Jmiurttut C. efC!.,
Tkt Staff ittvslwuHt HiurjtKt Co., iCl.,
Tkt feovtr Ttltfkew, tkt timfUil, tut mml
thtafai mot) in sue. '
! A IMS1- 6 0.,
encrnt bertioemtnto.
CALIFORNIA
FURNITURE CO.,
fly the Jerri and F.mrtl we have received LARGE
AUDI DONS to our stock of
FURNITURE IN EVERY LINE !
And we are selling;
AT THE LOWEST RATES.
We also MANUFACTURK to order
SPRING MATTRESSE
(of trery Vintl)
EUREKA MATTESSES.
nml FiHowj,
FEATHER PILLOWS,
and PiIIowi,
FEATHER PIXIrOWS
and Ilolsters,
SHEET and
PIIXOW OASES.
(all si.es,)
Lounges and Bed Lounges
9 nude to order,
I'urchaner ran hare their choice of
COVERINGS IN SILK OR PLAIN REPP
E. P. ADAMS, Agent.
Telephone Na 7a.
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.ly
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HE LEADING ' " ' ''''
MILLINERY HOUSE,
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CHAB. J, FUHEI
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CKp4MKrOtl AUC OKKNWtHOW
Ccncr.tl bbcrttccnunto.
TUTAX BCKARTS
NEW STORE.
GRAND OPENING
OF STOCK
I take (Teal platire In Informing mr friends and thr
public In general, that I have
REM OVE D
To my line Htnrr,
113 and 115 Fort Street,
Where I open with an entire NF.W STOCK OP JEW
ELRV, SOLID GOLD AND PLATED,
WATCHES,
of all description, and a complete
assortment of
SILVElt-VLATEI WAltE,
Aeent for Simpson s, Hall's, Steel's and Roger's
Silrer Plated Ware. Depot of the Genuine
American, Waltham and Elgin
Watches.
WATCH REPAIRING
Will beat Ufore, A SPECIAL I1KANCH OF MINE
wan-anting all Work. A lull line ot J
Hpettneten nml J?yefjlacM,
ThanVful for the confidence hown me, I invite the
puMic to Inspect my stock before purchasing cite
where, My good standing in this Kingdom, from long ears
experience in this brnineM, is a guarantee that I shall
offer the HKSTat the VERY LOWEST PRICES. I
lave spared no expense in selecting new stock tn order
to keep up my reputation and to give satisfaction.
3 tm
f WEST,
Queen Strkrt,
Next door to Hackfeld & Co.'i.
Honolulu, H. L,
CHAMPION
CARRIAGE
BUILDER,
Of the Hawaiian Islands. All kinds of Repairing and
Wheel making executed on the most scientific prin
ciples. At this establishment horses an:
PROPERLY SHOD,
In the Dlacksmiths' department all work will be turned
out in the future, as in the past, by first-class
TRADESMEN
We do not confine ottr attention to Carriage and Buggy
1 tiai. a. it ig cA(.iuivciy. vrucn lor any Kinu oi a
wheeled vehicle received and promptly executed.
IN STOCK
Our Usual Supply of requirements t for the Trade.
Orders from the otner Islands will receive our best at.
tcntion. 105.3m
TTONOLULU CLOTIIINC EMPORIUM,
No. 104 Fort Street, HonoU'LV, II. I.
Millinery and Dressmaking
ESTABLISHMENT
Connected with the premises.
lovtf A. M. M ELLIS. Proprietor.
T HOPP & Co., 74 King street,
Imfortin and Manufacturtn cf
Evorjr dostorlpUon'or.Famltnr.
To tfii Ladies: Trimmings, Tassels, Gimps, Silk
Cord in every shade Parlor Sets reunited,
covered, polished and made equal to
new, Mattresses re.made and
cleaned at short
notice.
We ire noted for first-class work and moderate
charges.
B
EAVER SALOON,
II. J. N0LTE, PROPRIETOR,
llcgs to announce to his friends and the public In gen
era) that he has opened the above Saloon where
First-class Refreshments,
From 3 A. St., till to r. lA
The finest
Cigarettes,
Tobaccos,
Clean, Pipes and
Smoker's Sundries',
Chosen by a personal selection from nrst-class reanu-
factories, has been obtained and will b
ha teen fiuaincd and
Ided from time to time.
aaa
Cne of Brunswick & Dalke's celebrated
BILLIARD TABLES,
Is connected with the establishment, where lovees" of
S-Hr we cue can pansanaf.
-CNTBRPRISB PLAN1NO MILL.
is; Four Stiiit, Honolulu, II. I,
C J. Hard aad H. ,F. aWielaaanii,
Contractors and Builders,
PUalag, Skapiiir, Turning,
Bud aad Scroll Sawiof ,
DtMiV.Swfc, BUaeto, Door
Met WMaw FraaM, o
BraceMta. giiilmtari
Sttsirs.ButUtoortrtr,
MOULDINGS AND FINISH,
Arwajrsoa hand.
All orders SMtd on slum notice, and Jobbing urosatily
MMNUOTS SU. .SHWIKtHSg WI.SI. SO VJ DSHUB STMAOSSS
eatra charje Sue- HM.es. rata ea Haeataa
Sa a sa Ss a, aw aastr .
ATTHOS. 0. THRUM'S rORT-STV STORE
has Kaea received a tn. aiaortawai HOOKS
UmAMKRICAN TRACr &CICi-V sawkisk
vimmatal ttmimmtnunntmi. sis
OACO, IN
TINS, for sale ky
ftC.
WmmM, tetssepssssmi, eac, eac, -eeaeSaasV Waa
easasstaa aaet Massaa adeas (e aas HMMtsW a.
asssM. eta aSMtssasfisaea, WtTtmmmbmm
luta. isi
General Jlbbcrtiocmcnts.
WAV,
109 King ttree
CONTRACTOR AND BUI
Manufacturer of
DOORS,
SASH,
M.INDS,
etc., etc., etc,
a large stock of which constantly on hand, enabling
me, on short notice, to finish cottages and
buildings of eterv description, in a
thorough and workmanlike
manner.
Jott-Mug of all kinda promptly done,
and at low prices
HAND AND SCROLL SAWING
at all timet.
Mac hi ne work of nil' kinda
JACK SCREWS AND ROLLKRS KEPT ON
hire.
With competent workmen, the promp and fathful efte
cut ion of all orders entry Med to me, I hope to
merit and receive a fair share of the
public patronage.
Remember the place, No. tni) King streel. opposite
is,, k. itisnopsresinence
Telephone tit.
tlTILDBR A CO,
Importers and Dealen In
LUMBER,
And Bnlldluff MatarUl
of all kinds, just received, ex tat arrivals, seter
large ami well seiecteil cargoes ot
NORTHWEST LUMBER.
comprising all the usual stock sires
In Scantling;, Timber,
Fencing, Pickets,
Plonks and Boards.
t
ALSO 'DRY REDWOOD,
Scantling. Plane surface anil rough Hoards sur
faced and rough lUtlens, Pickets, Rustic,
Lattice and Clipboards,
DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS,
All sizes, of Eastern and California make, and for
wsaic 111 ijuaiHiucs iu iuu, ai iuw prices.
Also, in Stock,
WHITE LEAD,
WHITE ZINC, PAINT OILS,
METALLIC AND OTHER PAINTS,
GLASS AND SALT,
PAINT
AMD WHITEWASH BRUSHES.
A fine assortment of
WALL PAPER,
In lsttett etjrlea.
Firewood,
Nails, Screws,
Locks, Bolts,
Butts, etc.,
AT LOWEST PRICES.
D. LANE'S
MARBLE WORKS,
Manufacturer of Monuments,
HEADSTONES,
TOMBS,
TABLETS,
MARBLE MANTELS,
IVASISTAND TOPS,
AND TLLINC, W
Black and White Marble.
Bf axUa Waa-k f arswy staaariytlaa
saeU ( arstar at tka lawaait
poaalMa rsstaa.
MoHumtnll and kttkhlontt tliamtd and rati.
Orders from the other Islands prumjaly attended to.
I
No. tf Fart Street, aeu Hetel Sta.
TTOMBSTEAD
.TOR SALE.
One t-story house, nearlr new, and
TWO ACKES OF LAND,
ArttiitM Ir'alir lufflitJ.
Joe particulars, apply to
i;-.n tC r. WILLI NOIIAsI,
Jf lors street, Honclulu.
'WBRV DRS1RARLK PROPRRTV
rOK SALE.
Homestead situate In Nuuana Valley, Pleasant ills.
lane from twre, commanding tne view of Ihe town
awl harbor, disease delightful.
Jsfafr. Jfastea eMaa Ite.isea,
Cag aeVasslisa, a tmrma raaasa,
(about iKwcaak.)
t Tsev-eears aUttUimm, cool lining j rousu.
I f?flrrtaewaWtsa, SenaMa' rooms, stall, for
Mfm; Cbscken Hosvw, Wood Shed.
11st Is a well of Ike ptueu strutting water, with a good
r-ce Purno, and wateTkud from ihe
sMTsraaaeas water Works,
The place Is la aw order, wall covered with
raR a osiwuwsiiii tsssmia.
, and adasaea sslsa Uwnful rhraere.,
AaswwwIahiAgsaieirrkseeaplaaashosMaia aev
aaaaase ante, ea at she cdk. rf
-9. fan astata, wwreiea, m), I.
Ociuntl bbcrtlBtmenf.
JYDNEY
Iniarnatlonal ExhlSttloa,
1819.
kt'iuct ron tin orriciAL ssrosr
of the
JUDGES IN HOROLOGY.
In consideration of the facts deTtlop! tn this examtn
ation, and the preitonderanceof elements of inner
em and comrurative merit adjudge! by the
judged (each m Indejiemlent Judgment) be
ing eqnal to fa per cent mote than Ine
ntxt hidhest exhibit, they have
found it exceedingly difficult
to make such a claificA-
Iton In degree as will
CIVF. EVF..V-HANUF.I) JUST1CF. TO ALU
VtR AnjtT!CR TO TIIR
AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY,
OF WALTHAM,
Massachusetts, U. S. A.
A iW-tlassawarJ ami such other special dUttnctiun,
diploma, medaL or award as is consistent with the du
liesaml obhtrntlonsof the honorable h)dny Interna
lional Commission, for the- largest and most Complete
exhibit of horolojfical Instrumenls examlnetL
They i1o propoa. as the only means hy which their
apireciation of the merits ot the productions of this
company can 1 adeuuately or eqmuWy retogniied by
the committee on Judging ami Awards, that a separate
first -class award I given for the timelteepin( qualities
of all grades of the watches.
Alo, a separate first-class award fur the perfection ot
this system ol watchmaking and the improvements In
the mechanical parts of the watch, being notably in the
mainspring and goingdiarict, the patent safety pinion,
the perfect eptc)lsidal form of all the teeth of tne train,
tn every grade of atch alike, and Ihc isochronal ad
Jusimcnt of the balance-spring.
Also, a firit-cl.iss award for new mode of rompensat
ing balaticev
Also, a separate f.rsttlas award for the improve
mentt in cases, the number of artistic forms and design
used, the beauty and elegance of their finish, and for
their new and indestructible method of enameling.
Also to Charles W. Woerd, mechanical superintend
ent American Watch Company, Waltham. Mast.
as. a. '
The following Is the order of awards made by the
S)dney International Exhibition Commission to the
American Watch Company, of Waltham, Mass!
Gold and Silver Watches First degree of merit and
special mention : Gold Medal.
Timekeeping nualittct of all grades of Wai dies Fir tt
decree of merit
Perfection in S)stem Flrit degree of merit.
New mode of compensating balances- First degree of
merit.
Improvements, finish and elegance of Caes First de
gree of merit.
Engraving, chasing and enameling of Watch Cases
First degree of merit and special mention.
Cliarlea M, Woerd, Mechanical Superintendent First
degree of merit, special
etST There being several worthless watches bearing
the marks of Watiham Watches discovered within the
past seven months, jialmed off on the public as genuine,
the public are hereby notified of the fact and cautioned
Iff. MoIXERNY,
ni'tr Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.
HE BEST
PIANO TUNER
In title ' Klntitlom ! toimerleil with
WELLS'
MUSIC STORE.
Tuning,
Repairing,
Rebuffing,
and readjusting.
Apply by TELEPHONE NUMBER 70, or lean
your orders at Ihe Daily BulUtin Ma, Hollies.
& Cb.'s or T. f!. Thrum's, Port Street, Tuning,
Repairing, Rebuffing and Readjusting,
No. IC7 Port St, Honolulu. H. I.
MIWofntaoiyWitTiitii!
IN EVERV BRANCH
T O. r. WELLS, ICaaU
. 44-or
1UTRS. THOMAS LACK,
Mo. 19 Tatrt Sftart, StasulsUss.
IHruaTStK AMU bllUI IN
Seviiif JMAGlilneas
AHD GfNVina
1'arlo, Attachment; (Ml aael AtMUarUa,
wum is.
Whitx and the I.ittilT.RuKHlxu New Huhi hlachlne,
Mowwd's Machine Needles, all kinds 1
CorticeU's Silk, in nil rolor, and slaea 1
Harbour's Linen Threul,
Clark's O. N. T. Machine Cotton.
Mmt. Dtmorutt Rt titbit Cut Paftr ratttrnt
,. , . . meueattoM, s.
Dealer In Ktrtas,
Ktroiveas,
Of and SroeriNQ Coooa,
Shot, fowDa, Can,
and Ustaluc CaaTMBcaa.
t-. . mmt w ess. era
Sewlng.hlackuw, Lock and Cun-Kepalriae) j
mxiimKXK MTOrtlM, la. esM ataaa.
allcndeXtu.
TJNION FSSD COMPANY
hare on hand and foe aeje;.
HAY, UlfS aWASI,
(whole or ground,)
WUKAT,
MHOM.K COM,
vnAi-ttmrn ttuur,
and In fact erlhlug (rtalnlag o tie, rate)
Orders froes the Islaasls syitt hav. near saessast'aa '
careful tllentka, , , . Tj
' C
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All orders to be i
UNION Mll CO.,
TsJ..hoM. Ma.- im.
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