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toils! room. At no I'm I llert I
ii)irrlltt nri-l AtWutlarra will f, t.ttM,
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A.' matl.i f.ir Hi Rattiritaf 1'itn ihmitil t
, aiUir.,-! In Hi "SATURDAY I'MiSt."
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I r Milpti'l! Corr.apn iVnts are itriiift)t,il to
.pi ll'l I !"! HilltlM lo ll CimimititltAlioiK,
nul hit i vitMtton ner-ril7l lull . m RiirAntP
' Ilia III. writer I .cling In rtorHfallh,
SA1 1 I1L-AY,
A PHIL , till
UOOAL iTttMB.
An lntMIMtnr imiittaiifrtf from () l.itsri
1 1 Mtm t iltUywl until nM k.
Thr llmrnthn MMnn riilMrrn't Hnclrty
vwll mt lliUetrfilng.nl llir; titMfiief of J,
T WalcrhmMf, Jr.
'I he rnltttJlmnml pl.i nmnl liy implls of K
witaliini ScinliMiy, wlittlt was mlveilUcil Tot
I inhy April Mill Mill Ih! Xioiieil till Mon
day llir llli I111I.111I.
Humor ImiIi It lli.it Mr. (1. I,. I'licli It
1hiI in neiHY lh .l. vtlilrlt mtstit ihIIia
permission tn rjiilt friuii llif i;(ivcniniciit pml
Hon In- mm' Imlil,
Setii-mty Sclncircr nftlic Qnit' Hospital
r'iinit tlml t cm leu totuppty mill, to I lie Inn
plial In ipi,titlliqs In Mill ilurlni; tlic prisuclnif
)fir, lip rnt n lilt office licfmr x p.m. lu-ilny.
Tin" ulifp of war fteiipielry nriltetl Itisl nl(jlil
fnim I.n 1'itr, Her officers nrcnt folliiwti
N O r iltmlrrv-Capilatii il P. Couimlmlnnt.
I h lll.lanr l.trulftiant ltd frail, olCclor rit temnj
I il t fiirmm 1
Mm i. r -I latrlrrnte, Unslgn de Venn.
Hemmr, I
C fi Phrilrouir-Alilr CoinmlaM'iie,
PVi u il ( l.infmi, -Mrtlrtfni de Clatai-
nm Aide Mtiltrim
Tlic Imnil ill pl.iy dm IiiIIowIhk piof-.iamnic
nl .( I.M, till nfictnnon i
f)fttiir--av Vrstale... , fipnnllnl
I ittnel fjr.lo 'I lir Snow Atlian
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sriertloii- Italian Oirtt., t Kami
( l.nloiict fc,l,ll In Ma.V I'tn,iil
lbtue--Slyri.nl ...i., Keinr llela
Time will lien inooiilljilil conceit on Miimlny
dciilnc; nl Ktwnn -(inure.
Two yoitni; ll.iwjli.ins, nltm-ul for nlncn
Hon, will arrive by the Mnrljxiti next Tucv
ilay Mmlraml llerthi Von Hot!, itaticlilertor
Mn. Alrtitmler Mjcktntiitli, Invc lu-cn hIkcM
a )r.ir in I'oilliml, Oregon, .ttlcntllng St IIcK
en' Hall, n rluircli .hool timlcr the prrtlileni
cy of lllsliop Mmrit of Oregon. Tlic )ouii
rnie' lll he warmly welcomed, not only by
lliclr rclalionj but by tcoret of yonny fiiinJs.
The I'rett rcKiiler who wat lit I'nnahou Utt
wetli, to repoit llic chxini; rxereiiet, (;uslicil
ropiontly over most of the literary anil mini
cal rxcrciteti but unaccountably nf(;lccleil to
prnl the fine perforniaiice of Mitt Aihlic
t'elrrvin, whose recil.atlnn wnt one of thr
"jleint" of (he nccation. The ncKlectful
rejMirtcr tint been ilich.irKeil nnd hircil n(;.ain
at a higher salary, hi the hope that he may
keep hit weather c)C more open than wat hit
prcviotit wool.
The uiarrieil men't lute ball club met for
practice at MakiU Ketmc latt Wcilnctilay
nltcrniMin, Not ipiile cnoii;h were present lo
form two ninet from Ihe chili; but with tome
nultiile nstislancc an linpromptu match wat
arrnnijcil with Mr. llrucc Cnrlri;lit ami .Mr.
.S. J, Levey, captalnt. Mr. Cartwrlcjlit'ii nine
coming out ahead In Ihe live Inninct pbjed.
Wnlnclay it Ihe practice afternoon anil a
full attendance it ilctiuil ccry week, in onlcr
that the interest may not flatf. Members are
rcqiicstcil to call at J. M. Oat, Jr., & Co., to
t-X" 'ho constitution, pay the initiation fee anil
select a club hat.
The preparation for the fair for Ihe new
bullillnj; of Ihe Honolulu Library Association
arc well under way. The fair will be held in
the new building, on or about May Sth "the
date of the' lull moon. The work of con
struction is being pushed forward at rapidly at
jjostitilo under Mr. Thomas, the energetic con
tractor, and the walls nie already up to Ihe
lops or the windows. It is of course not ex -pectt-a
ihat-ths. baiMiiiii will be finished by
Ihe date named, but there Is" no ilonbt that It
will lie in such a state of forwardness as will
admit of holding the fair. This it Ihe first
fair which has been held here for several years,
fur an object ol general utility unconnected
willi any iticular church or religious de
nomination. It is announced lo be ihe Inten
tion of its promoters lo make it Ihe finest and
most complete thing or the kind which has
been seen in Honolulu.
"That was a fine article of Captain Haley's
on the afterglow. I must cut it out and hend
it to M r Screno llishop," said one of the Advcr
tiscr'i limit intelligent readers, last Thursday.
"Wlull" exclaimed his listener tn nioneif
telephonic wonder. "Why, did'nt jou read
it? I only read the heading you know, I don't
go in for science and thai suit of thing much;
but 1 reed Ihe first few Unci, Jim know, and
then turned to the next column nnd saw that it
was signed by A, Il.irrell-llaley, late L'lcicnth
Prince Allwit's Hussars; and I knew il must lie
good because Ihe captain wrote it, you know."
"Ilumphl" rejoined Ihe olher, if you'd taken
Ihelioulile to look at Ihe middle of the first
c.ilumn you would have seen ihe end of the nf.
lerglow .and ihelieginningof A. lturrcll-Haley
late Klcvenlh Prince Albert's I lussirs' gentfe
exjiostulatioti with one of tliemany ncwsupi.rs
lhat have ken condemning A. Ilurrell-llalry,
lale Kleseuth l'rincu Allan's llussats, with al
together too faint praise.
,',,, fl,r(. I(,,f.
Kohala cane lining well under the ireent
rains.
Maui has had ils shara of the iccent down
pour nnd li gbd.
A new organ has recently lieen placsd til llie
Anglli-aii church at Kolnla.
. A religioiu revival i being carried on ul
Hahwa, llunaii, under the ilircction of Uev.
Mr. llouilou.
Klpihulu, Maul, reports experiencing heavy
rains on it. side of the island which Is of great
service to the growing cropi.
There was a sliike at 1'aukna plantation,
Hawaii, on the 2-ilh ullim.,, Thllty-lisii
lalwrer weie ancslcd and ncnt m jail In llilo,
Ililals heiself again, luting lui foln in
abundance. The cane requited It ery much
ami It was medal to tiling (he cane down the
Unmet to Ihe mills. I'lanUrt base been long
ing to see he rain,
A terrible accident happened to Mr. (.
'i'facht, while out lulling al Kcauhou, Kan, on
Ihe iStli ullinui. I!y the csplodoii of soaie
giant jKiwder hU left, land was blonn olTat
ihe wiist, It at not thought that Ihe wound
svoul.l K fatal at the last ruing.
"The fsuly or more InuiItU from lloston, did
ootarriseat lil ir. nnile tc Kilaueaaswu
eipet'tcd, ami ihow who were In hopes to
nteitaln hcm were lumewlul diupvintcl.
Tiic llolcl de Khlredge ami Hotel d Arnold
ttere In lioie lo see so large, a, urly " w rilw It
(uieKindcnt. o
Canlain radt has failed t gel the Cnglijli
ctpital which he couutid on to carry Ills ship
I il way across the Isthmus of Tthiuuteivc.
V
ul it iinMin t,i' nut ii,
'n.niithlntfnf Ihe WrrU't Hnlnyt I Slnrtl
In h" I'nHtlHttiit,
lloNmuin, April , tSS).
Ill n frw day the MarlnM will rrlurn,
brli(lns firth lirwn, Iresh 'i)(rr, and new
Kiirtn. 'Ihe newt will I irhfttlieil by the
Xiri the oysiert Ingfstril by our ml mix
nnd imr wimld like in be imUiIk, nnd vltltori
nrerchnigtit by our Imclinen. In Ihe inntn
Unit weri"ntfltnl lonml llllly over Ihe
loenl etfntt nf imr lil.ind Arenil), ilrftimlng
nf llif (imlt ami Ihe lemt In be.
Tire Itlittmiiif the (Jnirn't lliwplliil held a
meeting Iftsi w.rk, nl which some iniHlifian
limn wsfi! rritilr in the rales for M)lng w
llenlt, Miir.illy in nrcnnl wh mggftllont nl
llif I'rew few months since. A comnilttre
w npitnlcil to Impilrc Into Ihe mailer of
ihe Injustice done to Ihe South Sea Islanders,
N'ew .elivtrrt, . h.t who Ile hue, ami
Imys beiime to nil Intents and irioseii lla
wnllsni, bs ilelmiiliii; iIk'Iii from the benefits
of lh Imtpllal like fiirelgiicn. As human be
ing, Ihcy should be olfcreil the ronimim
nmrlMy Ihe wntld show Ils sliangr rs.
Now Ihe Motion lourhls are happy. They
hmc seen Ihe king, of whom Ihcy had before
only loiiued ronjecluret fnim prflfilcon a isi-
iim, and have also been shown lluoiigli the
Itilacc. Minister Uaggclt did Ihe cicerone hi
hit best style. 'Hie nlMr wat iloiilillvm a
plcntniit one, lo nil toneerniil.
If one were lo Judge from the sllr and buttle
at Ihe water front, last Tuesday might have
liecn pniieily cnllnl "stcnnier illy," The
Alameda look nw.ay, besides many of the tour
ists, ipille a iniinhcr of kainanln.it, Kierylhlug
wat In a llulter of excitement nl Ihe whnif as
Ihe steamer catt oll'i and ihe Impietslon was
left lhat Ihe niscinblage wat ilellghtfnlly femi
nine, at one watched Ihe farewell wavlngt of
dainty 'kerchieft. Many were bedecked with
Mi, who carried away in their hearts Ihe wann
nloh.i of filiinls remaining in these fair, blight
isles. I he band playnl Kipuhr and classic
music In Heir lleiger's best style making pall
ing "sweet sorrow," nnd h) Mined (iod-Mieril to
di-pailliig guctlt. At Ihe Alameda ttpanud
seawurd, Ihe Planter rame into kh. The
li vessels rschangeil signals, and Ihe Planter
took Ihe Alameda's place until her own berth
could be vacated by the InalanI which soon
left for Knuil. Several of Ihe remaining tour
ists sailed In the Kiliiii In visit llilo and the
volcano) they will return t''u Ihe Kan route,
l'iday nest.
Kven the the circus, with in troupe of edu
cated horeses, its uneducated atttthtt, nnd Its
Irlool clowns, hat folded its tent net like
ihe Araht, gentle leader and hat gone, bag,
baggage and educated cipiincs to Walluku.
Notwithstanding the rain, its faicwell attend
ance was Luge, the performers were in high
tpirilS, and Ihe small lioyt weie lost In en
thusiasm and canuls.
The Married Men's Hate Hall Club of I Ion.)
lulu Is an .established fact. Last Wednesday
those of ils membert who had small enough
heads enmc out in natly new field halt, after
glow red and dun-dully blue. The effect was
good-so far at it went. It was ratlin an
inspiring sight to watch the convocation of
lleneillctlnit llcnedlctines in a by no means
ecclesiastical sense. A few of them were
rather above condition In point of avoirduHiIt
and
" Larilrtl llie lean rtti,M
as the play waxed lively. Collects ely they
arc a good looking lot of meiiivfiil they evi
dently mean business.
There seems good cause loanticipatu a good
season in athletics, aquatics and out-door
amusements generally. The new yacht dub
will be a fine addition to our city, from Ihe
standpoint of lioth society anil muscular
Christianity. It will if well managed add
greatly to our appearance before the visiting
world, and some fine week, the larger vessels
of the two San Francisco clubs may run down
here to give our little harbor and our "mos
ipiito licet" jutt the eclat we would best enjoy.
Those who are familiar with Charles Keade's
delightful Scotch story, "Christie Johnstone,"
will remember that gracefully told episode,
The Rival Picnics. Our two Congregational
churches had rival socials last Thursday night;
and the skill and zeal of Ihe ladies who had
charge of the literary and musical programme.
and the rerreshincnls"werc "niuplyrepaid by s.
very full attendance; each social being a
success. And for next month, or some time
in the not distant future, a union social is
planned the better halves of two prominent
public men liotli of whom ought to be in the
cabinet having "put their heads together" to
that praiseworthy end.
ine cnangeoi Hie liiillelln Irom a morning
to an evening issue it deplored by some and
svclcomed by others. It Is clearly a move in the
interests of families and will doubtless be ad
vantageous all around when it hat become a
thing ol habit.
Apropos of newspapers, the projector of Ihe
Hally Hawaiian left for the coast by the Ala
intnla, lo procure his outfit, not only of type
and ink, but also of muscle nnd brains worthy
an iituiiMiraiinn wiin a capital ol Sloo.ooo.
Amnrg other island personages in town this
week were noticed Sheriffs Severance of llilo
nnd Kveietl of Maui, Kvi.lently peace and
order reign throughout their respective islands.
when two high olucials, m who- hands
centre more ofiicct than usually fall to Ihe lot
of an average man, cai) leaic their posts even
lor a sii visit io the metropolis,
lty the by, it iVinmorcd that Van Cicltrn.
the superintendent of the branch hospital, is lo
1 transferred to Molokai soon. It is also said
lhat Molokai Is a worse place than this for fl
doctor la be caught out by the lepers if he
mistreats them.
The amateur musical society held its annual
election of officers n the Y, M, C. A. hall on
llir evening of the 2iih ultimo. The pretl-
tieiu was we only olticer re-elected. May Ihe
coming year lie ns fruitful as the jast In faith
ful ilfuit to rai.e the standard of classic and
Kipular musical production! in Honolulu.
"-' . i ii
Miil'l'lita ,v-
The Kxcelsior is on the railway repairing.
The Hritish luik Helens, Is still at llrewer
S. Co's, vvhaif.
The lliienemc i discharging lumber at the
fiiol of Korl street.
The Disvovcry Is loading at Ihe old custom
houw wharf for !jan I'rancisco.
The O. S, S. Maripovi will be
due Irom
San 1'tanciscoon luodiy nest.
The American schooner Caleb Eaton put in
here last Sunday for repairs, having sprung
aleak.
Tha HriiUh S. 8. Arabic will Ins due from
Yokohama en loute lo Sau Kranciscu on Mon
day next.
The Hrilish luik llirmah. is diharL'inf an
assorted cargu of European goods at the P. M,
!, S. wharr.
The American brlgiuitnc Silina, is al ihe
fixit of steamship Likcliko whaif diseliaofine a
cargo of coal.
Tha American luiktrntine Ella, is at llrcnei
4 CqV. wharf loading for San Kranclco, jo
s.iil wtlhdisiutch.
The American hiiganltne Con.uclo, h.u
completed loadi.ig a full cargo, and will sail
lg-diy for San Francisco.
The American wlule baik Dawn, I slill
undergoing rciuhs. at Soiciiwi's wharf, after
which she will proceeJ to the Arctic.
IVi' llnimliilll itrhl tilth
I " 1 hi Ml" ting gi-litl'intn h.iv l en i hi led
olTirers of the rrrrnlly organi'iil jrmlil club of
this eiiy. tiov. J O. Doinlnis, rotmnodnrei
1'r.mk llrnwii, vice commodore; ( harlet II,
Wilson, raptnlnj W. M. (iiffml, secretary and
Irratiireri Thomis Sorrtitoit, mitmirrr I't
frutlvreoiiintlitee, Messrs. W. (I. Irwin, It, I',
llkkritmi, II. I'. Dillingham, W. I,. Wilms
and II. It. Miicfarlane, 'Ihe olTicen etui taj
Ihey mean limine. I he sum of $J'x Il
needed to nuke llmt "hiulncKi" amount lo
anything. Ihe present ollirern and member
cannol itffod In itintribiile lint flinoiinl. If
Iwetily-live life mi mliers can be securednl $loo,
each, micccm will Wr assured. More anon."
I'hc bImivc paragraph was In Ivpc before the
appearance of last Saluolay's Iststc. Il was
crowded out because of Inadvrrtnnce. Il Is
pcrhan ns well, because Ihe topic lend Itself
lo more extended mention. All llotiolulnns,
nnd nil nautlcnt-mindeil llawallatis otitldr of
llonohihi, ought to he Interested In the tlub,
llul even Ihe friendliest "Inlercut" eniuiol
nvnll Ihe new organlnllon iinlenn thai hi
ll rest lie supplemented by Ihe money needed
lo Inlllale the gooil work successfully.
What Ihe officers elect nnd the members
who clei ted llicm now promtc, Is lo put up n
chili house which shall be nt onie n pleasant
and commodious rende7votit and an ornament
lo Ihe city front, Il it proposed lo build n
club house of a sire not only coniiiuiisurale
wllli existing needs, but so luge thai freouenl
and vexatious extensions should not be neces
sary for many years In come. Il It In be built
either with a Hal roof (thai might be covered
with an awning when necessary) or with a
big balcony where ladles and lliclr escoils
might sit In View n race In romforl. An
assembly room for Wuslncst meetings, n
kitchen, n supper room, a dancing room, with
Iwat houses for very small craft and row Iwal
which belong lo Ihe club, arc extent la I pari of
a well-planned club house.
Il will tic Kir economy In put up a flimsy
and contracted structure. A thorough can
vass of Ihe business linns of Honolulu ought
lo secure enough subscript Ions to crict a solid
foundation for an nmulc cluh house and build
a good building. Of course the structure
might be completed "in the rough", leaving
Interior finish, mid ornamentation for after
consideration, though It will be lar more satis-
factory If the club's home may be made an
attractive gala-day headquarters so soon as
built.
Secretary (ilfibril It already upon the sub
scription war path. He Is going his rounds
under somewhat discouraging circumstances.
The community It " feeling poor." Let it
be shown, however, that "the final triumph
of civilization It the modern yacht club "at
Jmncs Gordon Hcnnclt puts it- and Ihe all
iens or Honolulu will not grudge the aggre
gate outlay which need not and should not
fall upon a few, but should be a general bur
den, so light as not to be felt.
Our .fir,, Mntlthllrn,
The Hawaiian Monthly was first out this
month. It contains one nrticle of distinctly
Hawaiian llavor The Overthrow of the An
cient Tabu System in Ihe Hawaiian Islands.
The paper is written by Prof. W. I). Alexan
der and is n clear concise and spirited account
of an important episode in the brief story of
Hawaiian history Doctor Kodgcrs writet
aliout The German Theory of Communicable
Diseases. The paper bears evidence ofcare in
Its preparation. It is for scientific physicians
lo criticise the soundness of its argument and
the accuracy of its statements of fact. Il Is
enough for Ihe critic of magazine literature
lhat it is well written. Some graceful lines
dedicated to the little princess Kaiulani, and
published by ropiest of the laic Miss Harriet,
arc a long step in advance of the verse usually
met with in the magazine. Mrs. Wyman's
serial story draws to a close, increasing
in Interest with Ihe later chapters. It will
be finished next month. The Cra,fish is a re
print story of rare merit. The fact lhat the
late Eduoard I.aboul.iyc has given it Ihe origi
nal setllngof delightful style insures its interest.
The Editorial Comment is, as always, good
reading.
With Ihe Planters' Monthly for April is sent
out Hie index for Volume II. The most no
jlccable papet in the number it one on forest
destruction, evidently" prepared-after extensive
reading and careful thought. It is encouraging
to note the cordial co-operation of conlem
porary publications the world over. There
seem to be few voices of dissent lo Ihe proiiO'
sition that (he indiscriminate, denuding of for'
estt must result In the impoverishment of con
tiguous areas. Lumber men and stock raisers.
however, think differently. The great gospel
of selfishness is their prayer-book and lightning
calculator, all in one. To resist these vandals
many of whom are estimable gentlemen and
good citizens, apart from "business" is the
fight the lest of the people of the world have
on their hands to-day. The writer in the
Planters' Monthly has fairly outlined the
gravity of Ihe situation in the United States
and on these islands; and it is lo be hoped that
Hie planters, to whom it Is directly addressed,
will try and Inlhience legislation to the end
desired.
In the April Inend, Mr. !. W. Damon'
lively seiies of Rambles In China is continued,
and the first real incursion into the real China
it recounted. Some brief but pithy editorial
notes appear, among them n short account of
the life of the laic Dr. Samuel Well Williams
author of "The .Middle Kingdom," still the
mosjv nimble popular woik on China obtain
able-in English.
Trlffliuuh VuHiulliliilloti
The slock holders of the -Mutual Telephone
Company met last Wednesday to consider a
consolidation pmimtltton made by the Hawaiian
Hell Telephone Company, after consultation
with Ihe directors of the Mutual. The gist of
Hie proposition was lhat the Hell should increase
Ils stock lo qojo shares, taking ihe 3000
shares of Mutual stock at $7.50 a share and
Usulng, tn return, pild up stock at a par value
ol $10. a share. The prosv,nIi,n was in sub
stance what had been previously drawn 1111 by
Ihe Mutual directors with the exception of
silicic four. In the uiFgiiut agreement, article
four read s "The charges for the use
telephonts and other instruments now made bjf
Hie Hawaiian Hell Telephone Company shall
never snail lie intreascil." In the agreement
proposal by the licit Company, article four
read i "The charges for the use of Telphoncs
and other instiumculs now made by Ihe
Hawaiian Hell Telephone Comiuny tkall tut
ht (hangtJ txctft ij vtt of thet fourth! o
an tnc iitci3i,tcrt."
The stockholders met again on Thursday, a
full attendance luring present. After consld.
crable discussion it was decided to 1 cspectfully
iciurnthc proposition of (he Iklf company.
with aiticlo four changed, 'tu the effect, that
the consulidaiioii proposition should be ac
espied provided Ihe lcl company should bind
itself not to increase the present mumhly tele,
phone rates ($4 for private houses, $5 for stores
land $lofor outlying districts) or loyens except
uy unanimous vole of all the stock. The .Mutual
shaichoklm will meet al the arniury at to a,
m, next Thursday tu consider Ihe ultimatum
of the ttclt shareholders. If the consolidation
be not effected, iht,'1 Mutual company will go
allien wu,i uHikirurnun, win put up a ouit Hug
and be actively in the field so soon at may lie.
A full attendance is desired, as interesting
questions tie likely lo come before the
meet lug.
Jo I ni)itti hint IterUloti,
O111 of 1 lie pistil 1 of the supreme umrt
hrnid a re In rhambeis the other day, nut
down on the calendar, but whhh Is of Interest
lo Ihe public, lircause It may ladled hetrafier
as pirredeiil In similar cases. 'Ihe culpnl
nrralgnetl liefore hi honor Ihe Justice
were two Utile Imys, nged about sis nnd ughl.
'I heir ofiense was applying opprobrious
rpllhcl In n rcieclnblt' young mnn, whose
roil name I lliowjotie, but who, being blessed
by linluie with the most llatnlmysnt mw
Imaginable, with mouslarhe In match and
whlHcr rnthcr nunc o, It pla) fully spoken of
by hi ndmlrers In ways more familiarly
appreciative than rompclliiigly ritHitful,
piow, Mr. Ilrowjoncs Is not only the most
modest of hi sex, but Is alto the most pain
fully sensitive. Judge of lit surprise then,
while ntliiR n Nuiianu-Avenue collage the
othrr d.iy, to hear n fat but gmst looking small
Imy oclalm 1 "Theic goes Mr, Sunset I"
Hcfore Mr. Ilrowjoncs could conceal the broad
blush than began lo overcast his pale face
like an "Automatic " sewing tn ichliie goilng a
milled tuck bias with box-kilt plaiting shirred
d la liiiin- ho liennl a second youngster ex
claim 1 " No, Albert, that's not the gentle-
mansname, papi rails hlui 'Mr. Allerglow,'"
Mr. Ilrowjoncs considered himself justified In
extreme measures. Hiring one of .Sullivan's
llghliilngett expresses, he drove lo Ihe nvl-
dence of the lad, and was so fortunate ns lo
find both in the front yard. Beguiling them
with promises of the circus -which lie wat
nfierwardt pained lo Icain had gone lo Mnul
he diovc rapidly lo Ihe government house and
was soon In the office of Mr, Justice- ,
Ills honor heard Ihe evidence wllli his usual
attentive and becoming gravlly. The culpilu
plead guilty and Ihrcw themselves on the
mercy of the couil, who decided ns follows I
" Small boys, your offense It not csactly
against Ihe peace and dignity nf Ihe kingdom
and in violation of the law by statute made
nnd provided, because there luppens lo l no
slalidc covering Ihe exact character of your
oflensr. llul I nm convinced there should be
such a statuti, and the learned counsel who
out'hl lo be defending you would remember,
weie he licit-, lhat, In the somewhat rclcbialed
cascof Whinielree vs, Snadle, It Mlchlgnnder,
pp. 999, llombasles liuncnmc, J. 1',, re
marks 1 'When il is clearly proven that the
capillary pigment has been oiydled by Ihe
tllirct action of the sun In early youth ; and it
Is clear that no artificial means have been em
ployed lo become blonde in violation of
natural laws, it Is Indecent, noxious and
opposed to sound precedent, as welt as In vio
lation of rights nl common law, lo permit
such epithets as "brick lop," "vitrei poll,"
"car-rl-ots," "raspberry blonde" and Ihe
like, to be indiscriminately applied, partlcu
l.aily when such language seems likely to lead
to a breach of the peace.' The language of
his honor of Ihe Michigan bench seems con
clusive ; and as their is no resistance on ihe
part of the prisoners, I sentence them to four
days' hard reading of the Hawaiian Gazette,
with the assistance of the latest edition of
some good lexicon say Webster. As for Ihe
complaining witness, I advise him to quit the
shades of private life and join the staff of the
Pacific Commercial Advertiser, where, in due
course, he may attain 4I1C hide of a pachyderm,
the nerves of n sponge, and the intelligence of
a tumble bug."
IIAS'AlU IIANTATIOtl, IIILO UISTHICT, HAWAII.
iWwriijrr.S. eTlttrmomtitr, liain Gaut.
' 6 A. II. 11 A. II. a I-, 11. MC. VRAR.
1680., I
Jan. 1.31.I . ..(,-, ...73M.. ..73M ,3.3,
JU !-9.i QM . ...7JM ...,73M Jo.M
Mor. 1.31 6j)i 74H 71 -)
Apr. 1.30. 67 ;5;j liYt li.ii
-lay 1-3 68 77 , 77 -6-Jo
June i.jo toil 76H ....78M 5-4'
-)" -.!' 9H 77JS 77 l7-7
Auir. 1-3 6gy, 78 78 g.ii
Sepl. 1-30. 70 .. ..78 78 13.i1
Oct. i.ji.1.. .70K ...;8 ,78 ,,M
Nov. 1.30. .. ..lty, . ..74 . .,UX j.,,
Ilcc. 1-31.1 ....70f5 77 7, j.u ,4,,j,
l8jl 70 ,,80 So ,30
lCa ,. -..70 .....60 ,, ..80 110
1883 1 70 Bo Bo ico
The above table was prepared by the
manager of the I lakalau Plantation Company
and furnished the Press through tlic courtesy
of Hon. S. 0. Wilder.
literal Xulatlr lltnlhm.
Admiral Sir Sjdncy Coliioys Dacres Is dead,
ace'l 79-
llishop Robert II. Clarkson, died in Omaha,
Nebraska, on the 9th ultimo.
Samuel Price, ex-Governor of West Virginia
died February 35th, nged 79.
Joseph Ilullah, L. L. I)., the well known
musician, died in London, February 22nd ag:d
7-
General Schramm, a veteran of ihe First
Empire, died In Paris, on the 25th February,
nged 94.
Llel. Ilcn no von Kteckritr, n veteran of the
late vvar died in New York Cily on the ,271)1
February.
Fran-ois Donheiir, a brother of Rosa Hon
huer, and ,1 printer opsonic celebrity, is ilead,
aged 60.
Hon. Kenneth Kaynnr, Solicitor for the
Treasury, 'died in Washington D. C, on the
3rd ultimo.
Abraham licet, a prominent lawyer, died nt
Palestine Hridge, New York, on the 2Sth Feb
rimy, agesl 72.
Maj. William Gotiveneur Morris, Collector
of the Port of Sitka, Alatka, died on ihe 31 Nt
of January, aged 51
Kicliard Dudly Hubbard, ex-Governor of
Connecticut, died in tlailford, Connecticut, on
February 2S1I1, aged 66,
Ikironess Lionel de Kolh.cJiild, duighler of
Iktron Charlet de Rothschild of Naples, diet
ill London last month.
Capl Kinzlc Hates, of the First Infrnliy,
United Stales Army, dial in Detroit, .Mi
chigan, on ihe 2jth February,
(ten, Emmanuel' Kirlix de Wimpflin, who
wit with Napoleon III at Sedan, did in Paris;
on the 251I1 Fvhiuary, aged Sj.
Edmund Smith, one of the early aliolillon.
Ists, died In Newbuiy Massjctiuselit, on the
28th February, ageit 6S,
Pcitro Momaldo, I'rofnsor of ihe Spani.h
language al Ihe naval academy, died in An
napolis, Mar) land, on the 23rd February,
Lieut, Samuel K. Allen, United Slates
Marine Corps (retired), died In Grrcnslxiro,
Noilh Carolina, on the iSlh of February.
John Dunlap Osborne, a well-known uews
paper corrciikindem and Magazine writer, died
In I'ctersbarg, Virginia, on the 2S1I1 February.
George Cragin, who, with John Humphrey
Noyes, fojndl the Oneida Coniinanity in
1848, died In Utica, NewYork, on Ihe loth
ultiico,
Samuel Donaghy, a oeisojut friend of the
late President Huchanan, and a well known
politician of 1840, diet in Wheeling, West
Virginia, February 22nd,
AlU-rt Smith, M. D., only surviving" mem
ber of the family of he late Dr. Mtv.i Smith.
riicsl fn Nrw Kochttlle, Risle Island, 011 the
io'.ii li 1-ePruary, aged S5.
Kcv. George F. Sgn,uiut, D. ) a well
known Episcap.il cWrgjman and ilcr. died
at ltlmimin.kile Insane Asytuni, Ney York
cily, on the aitd Febrvury, jud 46.
coMMimcrAi..
IIi.Sim 111, A,l s. ,
Whai ith l 0111 (mnn mall- in tint it M iht
rrL,d'mot- ami fmrlin. 111,1 l,r tlimtlnfl of wit
tiircnilt rtttn.lt lo luaitrtlr sr.o,inu. n iUtm of
anntum-m (Itrn in Hi illy freM iIki ;.!
it In lWI, llMiii(hlhtNno rl,an(t 1,1 rft tn
llif ttHlilloii rY rel lrit
'I fit .Mimeils urrlt'l t, Uttr, itiA a !,, Istt l
laissrnssrs tlinii aim lirimglu ,lit, n.t my vlHt
,1(0 1,1' ilomrMle lntc, snirainllnt lo tatVif.i;.
I1i IHXriUnlinl fn ll j,rj,)W)llt. ! lillM
sltofi f ih UiIk'i etirRti
I ht (IIM6H1 hcniM- UMt nt dutiiasltl timtts fnr I41I
iUilr itlvfn lilnw-svas rtoitI t, Lot. W. t
Alltn tn, uir, lili e.ti tiK,t Hmh mull inHiis.
Slid li'wtim Imf tntriiitiit or t la asm rWi iA
last yrar, liotwlllialaiiilliiil IU fast llul imJaMra, l!",
snfTe, liMtt il'l aVhit allow rlttlinr, ami tallow iloa
no! aiil at all. I1i (tin It In aujar, r'lily, ln,
list and wo-jI,
I he Cunauttn, Llla awl l!,..,y ,. ,Hilint ra,l,.
I)r nl (itoinlit an tally ,trli tut San I lantWu,
ssllh gnl Mrg'i, Ih-f will nit lis ilay or Mntidav.
Tht MiliU will 1 ihit 1111 Tiirvlay front ttn mail
llh oll.y taiga tatty f.f California tltllnrs, lift
ilalfa- lo llit fitat of All-f loeleil for wlihlnlaml
Ural wialf I. Ulng ,Ur.l iifaiii iht mailii raili'r
lively, III salts of Mr. I'. I'. Adam ailtitlil for
tills inonlli ,tomla!ng a taie o'itlunlly lqsnira aomo
elioic a.lfillnns. 'Hit ulc of Dialmmil lla I,
enough In llalf lo nwaltii a iltal of rnlhudaim, ami
iiiglit lo tlng out aomt ,llll., ,I.J,li,i,
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Merchant Veuels Now In Port.
Hclcna. lUnfton, l.rit LV
IMcovhry, PetTiiiiaii,, .,. Am hlcine
Kxccuiok, I'cltz.. . Am tern
Ut'ENKME, Klliot, ..... Am tern
IliKMAir. Watt ..Itr!t tic
Hawn, Jliclatnoit ...,Amwl bit
CroStCrui. Cou!rit,,.. ..Am betne
V.tiJi, Clifford AmLktnc
Calpii Uatus. ...iiemann. .....AmiKh
Selima, Ulake, Ambjne
Vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.
Urfmek, Oct. Mc. SmCa 1 1 oilman
Due April 10-15. IlackfclcltV Co., agent .
Jaluit. Maw. scti. Jt'LIA .Tripp
now tine. A. F. Cooke, aent.
I.ivtiBKKH-, Hrit. Wc. Clan (rant, .Wilson
IJue June 510.
Nfw Yokk. Am. tic. Ambik CARVHK,.....l,enJltoti
IJue, April aoas. Cattle & C00V, agents.
NrCA".TLK, N S V, .Sia Wm, Wallace,.
IjoadmK Fti. 4. Wilder & Co., agents.
DosTtiK, Am. tic Anv'lUKNP-u ,, Newell
Due June 15. C llrewer & Co., agent.
MlcxtViEMA, Anu tctne. Mohninh .Star Garland
Due now. K. O. Hall ii 5wn, Agents.
I'oktGawulk, Am ttrn Doha Ut cut .... -
lInNr.r.iiN,, lint s Ckl'saokk ...
Due April ij, H. Mact-frld & Cxt Agents.
San Fkancisco. Am tUne Kmsia Clauuina Matwm
For Hilo- Due April $.
SwiNrY, I'M SSCm OKhruffSY Deailorn
Due April 13, UncLfelJ A Co. A gent a.
Nrw Castlk. N S W, . John Smith
laOatliniE Felmtary ;. V, (. Irin, Agents.
NrwOuir. NhW, IIksikk
lAiadtn retruary 37. t Agent v.
I.ivKKitMJi, Hrit s, h. ClTVor 1'akis,
'lusaik March aZtli, (J. W. MacfarUne, agents.
Sak FnANCtwro, Ha tX. Kalak'aua Miller
Due April 15, II. Mukfcld & Co., agents.
Sa'I Fkn(.ikcu, Am chr Ciias. 1Iamin.. .Sprague
Due April s-to, II. HacUfcId tt Co, agent.
YoKCillAllAt Hrit S. R. AMAHIC
Due April 7, II. MarVfcLl.t Co, agents
YOkOMASM, Am. . CllV K IVklMJ, . t
Due Apnl 3i II HacLfcld &. Co, agents.
DEfAttTt'kU llAV, Am tk I.L.SINORK .JrnU
Due May 15, II. lAikfeldCu. agenl.
San Franc 1 "Co, Am.. Mahim Ilnw.Vil
Due April 8, W. (.. Irwin & Co, agents.
San rKANUHtfi, Hrit s. s. ualanuia Wetlwr
Due April jo, If. Ilackfeld A Co, agent.
Piirt Tuwnhfnh, Am tk Hoik ...l'cidulli'W,
Due Apnl 10-15. lowers & Co)Le, agents.
IVicr (JAUHur, Am tern, Mahia Jouuw, Huitei field,
leading Mareh 5--- Agents.
SHIPPING.
Arrivals.
Kdauea llou. Mm, Sar, fton. Kahulul
Kiiuu, 4di, King, from iVt and way pom. .
irfhua, stm Lurcnrn. from Mulgli and
liana " ... . .,.,
Caleb Maon, Am tch, HalcmiA, ftttn .San
tiaiHtCu ,, .. ...
SJi.u, Am limine, UUl,fniniS.diKylN.S,W
Wawliu, ssch, from Walalas . .. .,
C U Its-rVir-, kip., DjVis, front llamalua... .
Y,iniaii.i1u, nn, Neljn, from Waiinatialu..
Neuie Merrill, sth, from Luhairu
i MaLee. stm, I reeniati, f'tsir Kaul,
lai) Alice, .h, from .Mo)VaI ,
Mary tWcr, (ch, from Walanae. , .,.,..
.
Marth )
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, A (wit 1
Departures.
Mokolit, siin, Mc(rij"r, for -Uu March 31
UaM.vh. i;o!tubllf ..... ,, , " 31
KlUuca HotigUni. .Sears, fr Kahulul. f... . ' 31
.Manaf uh, fur llilo ,, . . . Jl
AUnieUo, im tm, Mor, for S Krauciscu. ,Atrtt 1
llsohho. m:Ii. for Nawtliwili . 1
Khuu, urn. King, for ililoand uay iioits,,, M 1
lwaUal, tm, i!aaterMi, fjr KoLu atu Uima M 1
KoI Koy, u h, for KouUu ...,.,,. ,.., . . g
Walehii, hch, lor Mahko , ..... ' 2
Lchus. stm, Itureiiren, fx Molokai and lUna 9
i; K I.Uhop, stm, Davi. for llamakua. .... " a
llanter, stiii. Hales, fir Kuiur. an. I Kau 4
Jas .Make, ant, Freeman, fur Kauai. . . 4
PASSBNOERS.
Arrivals.
Fto Khuiul, per Kilauea llou. March W 11
Comwcll, H II Hnmn. Catt A M llatley.h Decker,
T Sivm ami wife, I1 MeUiy, K Cuchran, R
Itruiinftvy
P Hutler.j It McUruin, I II Kb.l, W W Hall, j
Mill J U Walker, Mothvr Superior, I II Wood. W A
Aa-aiio, S Parker, wtft and diughicr. Mis C Wuwheuer
snd childicn, Mrs (i Sandermann. 1 children and
.Ma. Utirv lJod. I A CatrliJ.
Vruia kauoi,pr IwaUnl, March 30 P Opfeigtli,
Hl II it liUnUU, aPllaatl alfl.
Frmn Mauj and Hwii, per Ilaster, April i S M
and uift, Utv S L lha, MU I Kay. Mr C P
Ward and ilaughirr Mrs A Jgtr, Mrs V t Foster.
Mr. .S M Purmt nl r aad srvant. Ml ( Pale. .
irjoiajfi. n nukti.jiii aUVd trniki. l&nm n KuLAatusn
- .. ... .. . ...-'-.. " .
tTrutn iiauHtuj, per . IV uuivS April t,-V, I.
Cole, J WalLuc.
Dtplituies,
For Kauai and WaUmra, jxt Jacoe MiVtt, Marsh
it M, I) Munsorrat, P lfbi-i2,l KitaHMk
Far Saa Fr.ncmo, ter Wm G IrwUi, March al
NHVE IVijdoii. MrsC V irwnajMl rhUJ, W J U
rescadJcu, A CtaTc, Mrs II V.kk and child, Mrs
K W UIm a.4 child. Mtt M IVuwn f
Fijr Kauai utt IwakaaL A&nl i--lu Tuaco&b and
and wUe. G lucmah Ah luw, Mrs IaU.
- Si
eifca J
.PI. : i, I. 6
fl r .sZt a
- -. . r.l
form,, t Itii.u. lAit W Jil, U Niswa, I S ).
Mim ,)at E .Liia, Witur iNhav. Out Vrs ,
jlanv Mruaca, W I II mi. C.ta Ihjjwi, ( U
MuaJti. l,M ai, sawta. AVab llwiMiu, JsCoalw,
I7saj MaSMtr'.
..v!' WoJa'awt wlsvn Klaas, April l l$a
iUr. Hsw b 1'a's.t, a. wj staiubiw, Hm J
.S.UI, if. tmi ffciH, tlo, C ACaau, Xaaa tl am.
LsMcswU.wls.au. OM,Ct iUr4f,Kk nma.
for Kahuliu, per JuUm Him. Marcfe 3i-Mis K
s.. v 11.... "... V ti.tt.t lts7i;-. 1 c ! .
M mini-It, t,. I. It Ml. anil - iliil.Un, I ,rt
I' K M fir ,-. I ,1,11 Inixai, Ml-a SMr
fi.1.1. I stmm.,lli...1l rurr,., t I' Sill..
I taw fint,, sn ri, y (...n,, (, , aSim.
Pnr ".. lrfvl-.r, r Mmrf,i, Apnl , .V J
t.t;. ami wll.. J A OUt, MU .lltfast., Mm
IIwWj, Mra KIMy. I.M J II Maralyn awl S.IIV
Mta. il lllt.1., ilk. II 1 1 In.!., W V l.i,M. 1
lfe, II tlmth alH if. lls. ' W lljar. Mm- II i
li.r ( llwiwn arvi .IC I'M Unrd.ti ami tf,
Hn I M, Ml. M I. lacJr, lft J A SiaHh afl.1
if.iililt. I aiiilh.ll.iHi. Slim A l.itllll.n V lma,
t, Mr. f II IIMw Mi. r'.fff.ll, Mht t-Jllw, I II
Aitriffma, A It Vatll, Ml. Jl 1 l.tlMIn, Mat, ( An
!, Ml- A J lliw.. Mlw f lk, J II KW. Mta
W I' Inlirarhl tlugtrlr, ln l,yw, A It Hall, lrs
t II I Jllum, II Nuirr. II II tt'tl.li, Mr. II Ma',V,
Mia. lit Mask, I A WIiiIium tl ifr,, lUu.l.l.ia,
Matt I W !!. tr V (lr, f W U'rlgM, I K
nriMMin, ; Klrl.,, U Mi Kfmaun, H C VV.ila. I
( anus, Mr f. I' WMlm.i. All tl f loot., I I! IUV
an.t srlfa, Ml.. N Mo.., ln4 M linn, m I, I, .In
V rt.rnwi, atat srif., ( SI -Ua., W LiivtimU, Sirs J
II...... 11 It ,.! ..1 .ii.. t ... .,... ... .. r
a.,...,,, ,, . ,,,m fi'i 111,1 lOTT", .HIM ,t J ,IUI'
him. If KM.II..M IUM l.l,l,r.f. I R.l... I 1 1.1.
film, f Isialiw., I IUi.mi, II llamilimt. A'lf nai
ami fainlljtj) A Intian'trr ami lf., tlttMrnt, I, I
low, M J Mirrrrtil, Cliaa l.t.trll, I ll.llmi, I fl
I tn, J JlcAwUfairn, YA lfaa, J W Ituyns, A il
iiaurjw, t- ,,nn, pira nrntirrw,n, II llauatn, r
Aaltlaln. I f I ( .mnof, I' Itmittal, (I Y lliiia... , W
II l.wla,Ali Nag.h. A Itii.tiiim,
tw .siw.saiaiwi iiana,-tr lha, Atll .II t II
l',l,. IlktlAr, Mitt liltri. Vlrlnf, Jit (I I Mlrh.
J.Iili M l'itrrr, ll.tiry Wllllatna.
IMI'OKTS.
I tot) Han trarKtati, r ('Mtturpi, Manli if A
Willi., , ilsgiMftlr Ur l ff"! I Wm Ii llmli,
wltV.fr'). Ka.tf.lil fettt.us.V. Utl.yi Sl,..frf
Co, ittaVt ltatlyl llaafrt k Co. jM .La l,.i.j
Itulllilfr ft Co, lit UuIm, 15 c asftli Jlitnan lltw,
f.i c t.n nn,l li ,., je maniif, cm I mi; Hall k Rmi,
i aga lowil.t, Wing Wo Chan Jc Cb,ttVagtotftlt
tl W MadaM-ln. l o, itrl t.Vgt lir-xl. ami alaata, wo,
!"!'.""". "8 'V'." " wiiicrmnit, i hanl
ltcVi McUittnaj fion, 111, ligt: t A ll-wlr, I
l.ttw, 1 Imggyi T S.ifain, l 1,1. uaViim, lo f,U
Ml Il II Davf., I Itltgs furnilltr. ,yrm ft ljr, I
It alfiw caart, r r,Kts( tliklrn.
I'toni Sail rratKlsco, Iff Mia, Mattli to W I'
Allni, fl 1 11 gtntfllea; S M Damon, m lit t.r.1 C
llr.wrr tV Cn, im t,!s tiajr, ijf alt frrtl, jjh Va fltmr,
tw 1-rtttVa, so 1,1. aatVa, j o at.ll-vti'rsr, it) tarixl ami
Itlanrt slut.li, .j int aontl, i, Ml lim, t 1.1. )a,f,
HJf m abinglraj Slit I j(V, 11 c at.itig tnathlnra;
Allrflri llntnn.til, II t,V liafilwair; J II ialltr, I lik
illliittl U.tllfi I oA, 14 J ili, $, 1,1, lily,- ill
frrtl.
t-mm (ila.tfnw. t-rr lltrn.ali. Sf.r.l. .t fl Si' St..
f',l" v-n 135 l'Vg niatlilnny, I c sltow carill,
1,1.1. glngrt air. toe lloiil, c l"s, lilt, pkga alt
ami lnjtiot,, $f. Ins turn flotif, 1 r lir, I c lina-nt, (m
Ins jtian, 1 e Itotlrty, C; c gal Iron, j truss cm.!, 7
bia Ul.l-a. 65 ttct machinery. Half tit Nn, j Jrurna
ml, 10 nil alum, t ,Vga ialni: lw.rii; CnoVr, 4
cVt palm, c trails S'liatfrr A Co, sua, tsLs ct'iunt,
Ml tit llilnilrr, titi, drum nil, n c aariJIiifa, 450 c
Urr, 3I c Iron, id. A wite, 7 cak ,alnr, ifln ,kgs
li'utta; 1'A I Inf. 70 c m, 1 c tml.fiii.lery, yi .V
iniittl watel I l.rVrdJ ft Co, i-un taka Ur, e
htaruly. 50 Ma lugs ; liaviet li Co, yi c l.ran.ly, if t
l-ittl wlnej blar Mill, cats Oilrut t Caail.
Cottk. ItXilia titan. 8t 1,1a Laira: f ttttilnm tS (',1. ..
C ilry i.li Trarik tlrowii, y, e wlilakey; TlvlTt
llileagtrtV ti, ti .Vgt dry gituls; Hilllip at Cu, lu '
it...i r, ts Jiiarrir, Hit filed. luotller, U.t.iJ
ikgt r-i initially liquor ami leer ami 11 in. coal and
31VWO Itltk.
I'rvm lliwglong, lr Cily ot'loklo, .Maitli )J IIJI
rsUlaf. fitt lit-- Chlliea.,
EXPORTS.
Vnr flat. Vrn, lu-n .. l. l.t- !...!. ..
. . .,., . .. ,w v, ,,. ...,. 1, iiw.ll, Dl.tlll ,,
1,'rtO.ji'., lbs aurir, j7,j,"H rl : alue, fSj.ioi.it.
I or Ban t tantirru, r Abinnla, Ail 1 hiuir, 1,.
f 4J.? Hit! tkr, Of,t U; taiunaa, j,iJ BKn; beirl
ll ll Its! I.Idcn, ClB s; llierp aklna, 415 .:
gtl aklna, 4J1 rt. Valu. iot.t,t.ij.
rut San rtancitcu, r Cimiurlo, Arril 4 j,8) hga,
6.,46lllaiigarj i,3., l,g., ,Jr. IU rice. Value,
t4S,tto.8f.
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TKUSSKS.
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KU3SIS. 'IKUnSKS. -1UUSS1..S.
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HOItLISTER &. CO.
Have just tccetvetl a large Involc. of
The Celelirnt.it Celluloid Ti-umo.
DiafcCT miHI TIIK rACTOV
WK HAVE .SPECIAL r7sCII.ll IKS
For AdJtutluK TrnntH.
HOItLISTER & -CO.,
Cor. l'otl and Merchant street and 59 Nuuanu atreet
"39
T EWERS & COOKE
Are constantly reccmng additions to ihelr IjVKOK
and WELL SKLKCTLD STOCK of
NOR' WEST LUMBER,
RED WOOD LUMBER,
SHINGLES POSTS, .tc
I'ine, Oak, Ash, Kat, HUcVwalnut, Cedar,
Doors3 x 6 to 4 6 x 10-0.
Windows 7 x 9 to 1 3 x 40 In.
Transoms, Blinds
Jtu it iter's ttarttirare,
Of which si e Veep a fine assortment.
cm .v.ii, ,1,1 to ntiti.
Galvanized Naili, 1 d to 6a d ; 'Spikes, 5 to 8 in.,
tic, kr.
,5o SHEETS
Corriicatcrt QalvanUoil Iron Rooflne
C, 7, S and 9 feet lengths.
Galvaniecl Screws and Ridaings.
SnWER.PIPE, Tt, UUws Traps, ir. j. 4, (.
lUKMIiit.
Irrra S.OIU IMmntcs anj Chim
and far superior la Itrick Ct.imtiies.
Irrra Cot u ClumnUs and Chimney I'l'tw, cheaper
I a : .. Il '. Hi . ... . ' '
WALL PAPERS of jltlinJx.
PAim ER&' AND :la7ikus- goods.
MATT1NOS
In m sxrituiet now due from llnnekong per lUrl
Helrtu'
Forasletaqusnliiiea lo anil and at Vrr-,l laoiliel
oricea
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ONOLUI.U IRON WORKS
Coatigay.
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Ultir for Sal. letaifinf tdt taiV
"MAHTIIA IKil'IS," v
J111I a, ill., hf fillowtng It'll lA Mirll.livIlM i
Or foil;
t.lfrlil llrprrmt ITityntit,
HjtfHtlitit tnit V'lrrlitftrt,
fnm Coat,
f.'timlierlitttil t'i,itlt
it 1:11 a mi:. vis niu,
Casmnwf WBSd OWft
M.llltil,
Knt lllflfl Xiix,tl,
HUMS,
JtMfs,
let Cli.ill, N , y, a,4 f,
fIC llaiatttt,
UUin, iIMIim,
It.altS, jtl 'Uhl,
htti PlanVa,
llafCuilril, Kttl I, i(iiti,
Ail. frr.,
I 'a 1 1 lull, 1. 1 Kmlf,.Vot. 1,H, It), II, I It. 'J,
f,taihr Urltlng,
Cnttifuiat Lining., 14 Wl.ti,
Comifrtlilon ffjiili, iji Iwh and i ut,,
MainiivHli KocVeta,
ll.Ua lixnlAtt,
Manila CortUg, Ai.fle,,
Etrrlaior Matrira!,
Calf, rent blar,lva, '
I alti.ct a lttiTr., o and is Gall.
Kul Hot, Alaled
Ath I'lariVs,
Dump flatto.i,
Amel'faliovrlt,
Vtllutr 3lrtnl .Iheathtiiu,
Hair Maltreaaaa,
Grinditones, '
HultUrlloae, . -Hidr
Piston,
Hark Wlr ,
Ktnoed Iron,
Annealed f 'tnef.WIre,
Gall. Sctetia aiul Wailtert,
ftci, He., tc. if,.
OENSON, SMITH, & CO.,
Fraction! DniKuItt.
U awn it's, roRT STKF.KT,
i.
liot for
kovKICKK ft stHKS CILUatTII) HOHrmrAIIIIC
ll CTCINKS.
HltktrrU t, , Vrrfilittm,
and
THE COMMON Sl.J.SE NURSING IiOTTI.C
Ruction gales.
QUARDIANS SALE.
Real E.tatte on Nauanu Street,X
I'ii tu'St, rlwroihl, Esa., Guardian minor
itiiutntui .,..-,. i.utaanu tutlrr I lie aullMrily vt lite
Court, I will tell al Public Auaion, on
MTniOAX-ATML 12,
At li noon, at my Salesroom, thai certain Piece of
Iml on Nuuanu Afcnuc,
Adjoining the Reservoir Land,
Anddiiecllyopiicititetli. r,roiertrof Mr. E, IV Kriel,
containing an area of floioolh. of an Acr., iter Koval
Patent 1817. '
This Monerty is r4easanlly situated on Ihe hill lull
above ihe Second lltidga and is a go localttn for a
residence.
'I EKMS CASH. Deeds al exicnae of purcltaver.
K. P. AO.I3IS,
Atttllmterr,
MORTGAGEE'S SALE UNDER POWER
of Itaic Contained In ihe Mortgage.
r "'" ihe Trurtees of ihe loinalilo Ksi.tr, the
mOflflltM Ml an-ii.t .nr-A. l... L-
Sitmsen and Mary, V. Sra1,I, wife, i. The Oh ulTZullV7'',V.'.'1 "" - "
OcloUr A. D. : I ahatl sail ol auction for cash- a rts.1 fro Irmjij?? lh""l I l. fro.!..,, or,
for conduion Uoktn.at .,. trnZUSZ, "J XtY U Kl-" l-a'V Tu"
On tlie 8tU cUy of April 1884,
Al my Salfwoun tu KmkJuIj. f
THE FOLLOWING REAL 11S714TF.
' - "
A Cettatn I-vec. of Land situu. Nauniu, in
llamaVua, on Ihe Island of Hawaii, will, dwrlhtig
Itous. and ImproveoK,,,. ,)wca, t4 Aan .
w amtfti.t..., ....
SLe? &.& H"-?, . ?., m
of Sale Contained, tu the Mortgage,
--
..j ...... o, s-. nitene, owncaftt ol . cettatn
mortgage made by A. Suntfr and Sarah K S.ntrr hi.
It- ,-.! .r o 1. . . . .
.... u.u.. ., rro,
At-ySalevoon. In Honolulu, Ihe Mlo.lng lsA&ls'''!!Z!mlt,oj4,,nl y,u.
1AT . li i ... o .. .. ..
IU rrtidcnn of Kf. J, l. I'm., wjil, &lxt Ww
ilkl lnilatns.ni.nli iku.. A.
irvi'- A..:r.ni i.i "? ..
ktkiAn ii KtiiLt.i
LOT A PJsnuf land ailuale In tali Ssoulli Koni.
keing a drt of K. f s)la Am. to Arret
ALSO-IlyoruV; of W. It, Caul.. AUrmwy for A.
Sunut. anainie;eofj-.luiualf it KrvOitU in
Cuaimlngs. 96 rtrtes.
r i; A It A JIS.
Aurtluiierr,
1 AND AT SOUTH 1IONA, Hawaii.
I am instructed 10 offer al PuM Auctlxt,
MOND
DAY, APRIL 28TII,
Tkat Otsrtaslis Parool of Ian.1.
mmila a aC.I.LTtt tr t ... II
-Ti i "."" r.rTu": 'vw -14411, ao ttwr
j. " T " ."- wwaaiTMtJIJ., VhaViaaalauVt Jt) .UtJL lf
AS ,.V.1 " .a.,l Ma'l'na.. ani .aa.run.lt
Itwrrlo Ulunglnf. T bar. aj.
a jiiiifi'.i.ir. ion it, 1'roHini.
" H. P. ADAMS,
Auctioaeer,
ftTOTICE OP ASSIGNEES SALE.
.a... , WB - VU T Wtt V ViJsHJMaM, a
UuVju, iMsIf ft .uliu IUMLIC AUCHOX
I lata- al JtUla.. ijT 1 k .!. t - . if - - -
HI IIWMtWfV 04 ft
ItUaasUroT APHlta,
Al a.h AT Till; SALH.KOOM OF l P.
ADAMS, iheuoetofsalaijii in kamlt at.) kojf bar.
nit. Wax of slaM Uills.64iMiiltla.-ul
Lot rat Land bi Uwo VaUy
."? "' rfr. rlaoai,Mai and
taal M tliasj to laH Ut uT vauwa. .
J.'O.CARTKK.
K. 1. 4 IUM,
,li.a..evtr
Jluclioit j&Mta.
yjALUAaun sale
or
REAL B9TATE1
llyartlir ttf llir Mil-Mr t)ai,n l)a f.mm
and llim. Hit. Iltnlr f'atiftal lli.tiflu.ln. untlrfttarml
ffllll PUIII.K AUCTION aiHi iSalriionn.. la
llorrtlillil, or,
Moil it it), April UHtli,
All rlL-nk noon ll Mttwlng Meal Kaltl, .ll.aitd
al llntMlnt. an.) Wtlklkl, lilan-I of f'anu .
NO, I.AIIof It ni!a4 alttmcj on Mftihani
ll"l li HiMofiiki, ltn.it llonolaln II. I., Mng
111. ann inemlva now neiittnl by Ih. Adftftivf
thmrasnt'i it,, elor. f.mnlr ttcni4I hy j, W.
Kolvnaon ft t o., and lU r.tmla. tmipinlyW k
C...IM, lat),eoi.li)g a poflkwi tsf Apa I, I. t A.
Nit. ieMir Kamrhamiht yl,
NO. -AII ihvt. i.inlait al 1'amoo, mir Nuuino
IT, llnoolul., a-IMii( ptrmltM tHa. Ilr. Ilaimm,
latmfig mtmfa nt ntnrwi rj an avr, twf.g Apt. if
I. U A., lotwl.
...NO. -All ihtt iraa of Ran. I .ml al Hoh. Koka,
Walkill, otmfajAHg 17 arret, Wng Al 11 Itrl 1,0
itrHa.sr "
AQ. All that tratl of Rlr. Land al Kalamamana.
Watktll, terrtatairnr 11 yi-,w. r.a,l)g At 14 it
aaM.wttrl,
N0. 1-AII llul K.lt lx. al N.l,l, WaiVUI,
atMfraStjt are. yit r thalna, being Am. yt of
iM iwattl.
NO. 6 All thai K.P, lo.h.1 al llauluVlk.pa, Wat.
MH, etatllMilg dif-r-..' of an atr, Ulng Apt. 17 of
NO, 7 All lhal tasnal af land al Laltalna, Maui,
w. at l. Ilalik.inaitt, ctmaining W-,.... of an
tr, Wn A(s. if .1 aakl a.inl.
ttafwi
ftr,
ff-IIIKMS CAUL IV.rJ. i ih. etprna. .(
R. 17 ADAMS,
,1. 1 1 . ,. Anlloti..r,
Honolulu, April in, ,e,.
jLJANDSOME KESIDUNCC
3CTJT.A030VT-XTJA TXiA.rTsla
I tlfttVaV aW.Iatl f... . I .. - .
tm&ffiiFr&v-jnfa:
Monday, April 8,
Al I. n'rl majri at falmni.
AT tint tr'HHV I'ltWK of $n,Mm
SiL'lV.t''!. i"K.s ?''. ?f l.1 . iw.u.
oesogl
OCCUA
K. I'. AHA Mi,
Aurtitttifr
f RAND
SALE
LUNA ML Q LANDS.
lly r,I,r of ,lr Tni of ih. UnaM, Ea, I
altall sell al Puttie Auction, IOR CSII, .
Mondiay, the 2Hth day of April.
A. I), i M(l at i o'clock noon, il: fpie
VALUABLE LANDB,
suirAtii.ri
I'ur lluutr lj,i.f
Sttyiir-urmrti,u ,'
' ftttitlfrulihii.
I
Linds at MaltaptU, KohaJa, Hawaii .'
inrr ,r- , .
aii if iT V"1 """ "" OOIU weal
Atnufao1,'' " """ mWK
Lands at Waiatua. Molokai t
tt-lmofaoacre. " ' U ,,l' Vuleana.
inr t-.,
tiEEw-'zz
inr .- . ai-.sa.oet. v
Land, .1 Kapahulu, ItUnd of 0lh .
trr'Jm"m- ,J" "- - '-"
r - 403 - ,co K 1 r-J.
J-MwafTes. U I i6aV7.V
... " asjsr-.j.
4 3-Mtaan. hx I- iA 7JL " M'' XA -
lZ?Tj?.e?&Z
reach of artei i '- J.-' J -.
litr ,. ---.......
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falk. wahmiraihkinaSni!.... mr Kjlst
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5-nacrr.
inr .t.-.
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li or artesian ii ,, -..Tf. "' wur.i
I OT ai pT. . ,V ".
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03kmzzi.rzrt2 ""Wf-MJiMrfT.
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Tt Ahupuo of Wjlntrdt, IsUnj ,r K,u4i,
ltd. Luat . iIJ Uad..iJ . fBU, tt(iU ,,,.
llMrVllutI.ou,rcUM,niit lhf u
K- P. ADAMS,
Auctioive.r.
-fJORTGACEEyNOTICEofSALB
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(itiUtfuaioiiori
MONOAr.APKlX I4ti.
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' , E- P. ADAMS,
t lo (ija K,,.., Alksrar-U-. '"-''
fJJT AT KAPlOLANr PARK.
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