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VOLUMII IV, NUMUltK 39.
HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN IbLAiNIJb, MAY 2,j, iB.. XJi
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ThWfMM iBtt mint rvcrywIvMc
itofAMt the growth of imttiMn spirit,
and iwwhm eUj htwltl trtry demlwr
It flwrt than In our little islAnd king
tlB. The cohesive forir in rrnr
pOpttUttion are not .tifltttcnt to with
MmM the iMrttamhlp that 10 omlulicr
Iht poimliilKin in nation nf greiiwr
race Affinity The Honolulu rut. Arc
afif him of puMililr ocriimmm In
Ih ftrtute thouhl party ".pint nin high
ml race an.mfla.tie l fmtcfcil Fy
partf dentno(nte. It wmilU l Iwttcr
tnr all entirornnil llinl vr .holllil tire
serve out present jellyfish onlcr of!
.imriian nf IuIiIkci nnil whsirvci, me
nil nidttcr of vital linpotunrc to the
tltiyrn of n community . mid It U tin
mionmloiK umilition of iiff.un thnt
allows tlww litiieiu no voire In thee
Item oT tomtuunlty Intercut, Shall
Honolulu hue no protection npiinM
the lorntlnn of , leper hnpit.il witjiln
ht?r limit f Mint hrr wtucr supply he
mlmrillnnteil to polllln nnil the vicil-
ttulc. of ininl,tcrhl changes ? Shall she
have no wikc in the matter of liccinltifi,
grofr slio in her mltUt f I U she not
on ntlequutc interest in the regulation
oflicr police force to entitle ncrciurcns
iJiofcooionul QTsirbo.
MITII THURSTON, jW.O.Rmiim,
1 1. A, 1
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Allorneif l lir,
No. j Mssnf Sister
IlilmtH'U
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to wine rontrol in llil. item ? Moie
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oetttr thari Hi it we houlu Im.e n
politic! history of riots, nnil race
mtoa.es. oml of jwrely politkl nil-
minhimion. Itul it itit.li extreme
p(thMnhtp a nerewnry coniefueii( e
dt putty htetory ? I it not txwuhle for
m here in llnwml to reap the benefits'
ei fell-(lefinel politics! ftrties without
tmlengBring our common welfare by
tlfcfrowth or n rnblil putty spirit ? Wc
rtWlt eomlilur fint thnt rtles have
proved a necessity in every land having
conttiuuiorttil lew ; and, secondly, that
the party imie hJ fairly been forced
on the voter of the kingdom by the
schemes of the executive. For nil that
can now be seen, wc hat e parties nnd
nre likely to have them. It U not
noKiblc any more than it would be
bwral)lc for one class to organic for
tha control of got eminent and nil
otKCrt' not unite to check their power
nnd to protect the commonwealth. Hut
how shall wc guard against the pirtis.in
ship thai we should all so much dread
in our political history? Certainly not
by remaining indifferent to the emer
gency that is now upon us When un
scrupulous nnd inefficient men gain the
control of not eminent through party
organisation ,tnd then rttain themselves
in notver through shrewd manipuhtion
QCparty dependent, the failure of the
'Zi jbstteF-wjmicnt in our midst to organize
W Lyynistr.Vc the plans of such schemers
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1 111 UIU lllgiics ueiub
erence will not
chase Hence or allay the eviN of
.. iff t?tfihip The banding together
'Wl' ufilic inielhecnt, industrious, and law-
abiding citizens among us on the high
issues of public health, finance and in
ternal improvement will do more to
educate our voting class up to a high
standard of political integrity than all
the indiffcrentism, and dumb endurance
in hope of better dajs, has cter done,
llcsidcs, it is possible to have a party
oruanlzation that shall unite our most
influential citizens irrespective of
nationality that shall be free from the
stigma of nartisansluo because its
energies arc occupied in achieving sub
stantial benefits for the common wel
fare. There is no surer way of coun
teracting latent race antipathy aYifl of
averting possible race antagonism than
Jij( autij o palpablu obJecl-Icsson as the
union of worthy men of different
nationalities on a common looting and
with a common aim. Such a party,
lwying due regard to the royal prc
rogatites, while standing sturdily for
popular rights, can fight free of the
bitternesses of small politics, and
accomplish . real benefits for I lawaii
nci. Such a party has a mission
among us. It Ins even had its birth,
and begins its liistoiy with the present
legislature. It is the party of the peo
ple, not as against the king or his office,
orany of his constitutional prerogatives,
but as against the growth 01 a dicta
torial government. It is the party of
intelligence as against a party of schem
ing visionaries who have bungled the
finincts, put the public health in
jeopardy, and undertaken public works
tint have cither proved abortive or of
doubtful utility. I he Liberal party in
England and the Republican party in
the United States have proved the
value of parties in dealing with the
gieat issues in a nation's life. The
historian of to-day cannot compute the
debt that future America owes to the
party of freedom and union and honest
credit No more can he guage the
enduring and far-reaching resuhs of the
reform agitation in England in 1870.
A truly great work lies before the In
dependent party in Hawaiian politics,
and let us hope that not only may its
representatives in the legislature be
wise and vigilant and strenuous, but
that the intelligent and influential citi
zens of Honolulu and elsewhere may
aUo lend sturdy and helpful pid when
the rub comes.
than this. Could not the citiens of
Honolulu through a lawfully eletted
IkwiI of commissioner accomplish
mote for the metropolis (in the matter
nf sunltary regulation and police service
nudndenuate water sutinlvnnd efficient
..'!.. . . ...
rond building anil wise restriction 01
the liipinr Irallic) than is nt all possuue
under our present syMcin ?
ll.LIAM O. SMITH A Co,
1 1. A Tmumiimi, I
W (J Smtii I
l.tfc nml Hull Urnhfrt,
No. M MuciMNr Htmut .. .IIokdiuiU
Sujui rUnmliMi, Klln.l, Tlfp(iim il ulhl Cm
ll.i Si. li, lionji an-! ilmiUr ,Scutm
Bol'Olir 0 .VUI) OK CrtMMIUHIM
Monty lxnt on Slixl Stcuilll'i
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tioincflo iHiirbo.
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AX ItCKAItr
ll.i(WiH.r,r, .tnrrlir, f.Htirfrff, i.f
IfftiHfiHif .Irttrr
H III Tom StmirT llw.ni.ui U
All ra'l'fftlMn.lr '"'""I )
pKANK 0I1KTZ,
llni iinf .Stintmnli'ri
n.. Jinn. I ! iimli la fluUt
Nn ih Fnf Sr nrrwilt I'aniioon ArAHrt.
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nnniNo,
o n. DOLn,
ruiitar Ml !' A'fir I'nl.llt,
ortict,
Cnii t'onT Ann Ml.CHANf !ill, ItowlvlU
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jf veivti'.iii on raiixjattffT.
In :he interests of property and of
individual freedom, wc deplore the
growth of centralization in our govern
ment. It forebodes corruption and
mismanagement. In the past, it has
thw-aitcJ wiM u-iicmu.. for nublic im-
provement, and disregarded the voice
of the people on matters of great
national moment. It is lime that
greater emphasis was laid on the con
stitutional rights of the people. There
are grave questions in our internal
economy that never will be judiciously
and permanently solved until the power
to regulate municipal affairs Iwdelegated
to the citizens of our respective island
communities. The erowth'of local
option in American citic is a bign of
the tiincv it is rightly argucu mat
cacji community knows best tkliat is
projier and suitable and practicable in
the control of its internal affair. It is
liegiiinlng to be felt by thinking men
that in U making it is not only impol
itic but unjus.t to disregard the prevail
ing community sentiment. And here
in'llawan, it is already a question in
tlie minds of many whether the spirit
0 our constitution does not sanction
larger individual rights in the decision
of current questions than have vet been
accorJcd. In the light of recent pro
wess in erantiiia constitutional benefits
in Japan, it is a fai? question whether
still larger benefits shall not be granted
to the citizens of this nution. it is 4
fair question to ask the king himself
whether the progress he witnessed in
other lands does not make a demand
on hit tense of tha fitness of things for
increased 'acuities in the decision uy
the people of thqsc questions that so
vitally concern the welfare of the com
munities where they live. The liquor
traffic, sanitary and police regulations,
bc care of roads and schooli, the con-
Events have emphasized the political
clement in the formation nnd conduct
of tlie ministry in recent years, and it
is tlie pan of wisdom to separate from
nil political subservience questions that
pertain to tlie ordinary necessities of
community me. .Ministries win siauu
or fall in the future even mote than in
the oast on questions of policy touching
the mtcrunl improvement of the land
and our relations to other countries.
Sometimes these changes will be violent
and overturn the whole personnel of the
civil service. The country can some
times profit by such overturnings, but
rarely where it interferes with the sue!
cessful completion of a well-digested
system of water-works, or where it
passes over knotty problems pertaining
to the public health without imparting
any of tlie experience gained by years
of administration. If however we
let these matters so important to
particular communities nnd so colored
by local considerations pass out of the
circle of political preferment and in
lluencc and be brought nearer to the
people, they ought to be administered
with far greater economy and efficiency
and nt the same time relieve tnc
central government of much routine
work that now crowds important
national tiuestions to the wall. It is
possible to engraft municipal govern
ment on to our present system without
any lo in efficiency and with very dc
cided gain to individual and property
rights. Such communities as I lonolulu,
Wailuku, Hiloand Kohala could very
safely and advantageously be given
certain powers of administration touch-
matters of local importance. Each
community could be empowered to
choose a board of supervisors whose
duties should be to superintend the
disbursement of funds appropriated by
the legislature for wharves, bridges,
rn.-uls. .ind biiildincs : to rcculatc police
vigilance by the power of appointment
and dismissal ; to pass local ordinances
rcculatinii the care ot dw climes ana
ditches and the disposal of oflal ; to
superintend the conduct of the schools,
and to have some voice in the choice
and retention or dismissal of teachers;
and to enforce the community senti
ment in the matter of liquor selling,
and hula dances. These and other
powers could be so delegated to such
boards as yet to be kept within the
purview ot tnc general government
which might within certain limits annul
action by a veto power. Such a board
of supjrvisors ought to be elected in part
each year, each member holding office
for several jears and removable only
for malfeasance. They should serve
without salary and be under bonds for
honest administration of whatever
duties were delegated to them. Such
a board of reliable and law-loving citi
zens would prove a valuable adjunct in
the management of local matters, and
bring elected by the people would con
'sider the honor of their office sufficient
i emolument. In Honolulu a more com
plex form of city government" is an
urgent necessity. Boards of supervisors
could accomplish very much in the
other places mentioned and would be
sufficient. But a mayor and a council
or board of aldermen or all three would
be needed to eive Honolulu adequate
city government; and tax-payers would
find it to their advantage could such
municipal covernment be fairly initiated.
Shall we not look to the legislature for
some relief from growing centralization
in the government ? It is not incumbent
on the present body of legislators to
insist on an enlargement of the rights
of the nconle in the decision of all
purelylocal questions ?
pUAnUNCIt W. ASHPOKD.
Allornty, Mollcllnr, Kir.,
No is Kaahumanv Hrr.
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.Honolulu
1U R. CASTLU,
.tttornty al t.nw and Xetary f'uMlo.
AlMnJa ll Ih Count of iht KlnJom. t
Ksitrr MMif fJrilfmftft.
FrfUltl. IWt, n. n-ijdltlllvriil I1nl frnm
II Irt4 nf Honolulu nt tklillly (.Aitfiil ft(
Itntlon padl tuinvlnft lutnllur. with
WACONS I.XI'IUSSI.Y I Ok NIK I'UKPOSi:
Nl.plmn. M I KmI lni j, I'uni lill iiihi,
Offi, lo KlnjtJSlinl I' I'
wyr PHILLIPS ft Co.
lntinrtr nnd HiaUiitl ltittr ht Cn'-
HifjincDo (Citrbo.
t KVVI'.M!) A- COOKII,
(SvrrMMMio ,tit A I r ,)
lminririi mml lltwltr In t,utnlr ttnil
hln.lt '. Ihllhllna Mnlrrlnl:
Iftur Hioipr .llnnimiio
r C. COL II MA II,
Hhtrklmlth, Muthlnhl, ftrrtny lnrh,
llfr Ana'fllf,
Itnftniviv ..II I
rtanlallol Mnrhlnry, l&
nM in Caul K Of
ShV m Kln fMilt
iM'iyr
OHM MO IT,
I tut
nlihlnif tlntult,
No, 11 Kaamumawu Sinr
lltmll, iti?, tiff, Mn'i itir-
1 itttey iiomi, fifi
IIuhoivlu
pDWARD PRESTON,
Atlnrnty ami Vvunflur ill IVius
(Ml Fout Srnr..
...HOMOLULU
A LI1BRT C. SMITH,
Apnl lit Ink ArkumrttJgtmtnla !
Iiftrittnnnt.
Orric VV'lih Siuiil, A Thunton, Auotneri i-Ltw
No j, MKciiAnrStiir.
l8i lyr
D
US. CUMMINGS A MARTIN
Murtfont uml llvmtrputhle fhy$totam.
Orricn coknik Koht anu Ubvptanu St .
OfUct Hour Uniil9 a m , anJfrutn i)nnJ6:io-0 r.H
O J. LUVIiY & CO.,
UhnUntt0 iohI ttetn It Otitrtri,
TuRT SfltllT , , -tlONOLLLU
Freih rorrrUi inl provUUmi of II kin I on hand an 1
rrceivl rrguUrltf from I'urot anil Amulet wNKh
will U w!J At ttit luwttt miVtt rkitt
O00U tltlivrrrJ to ny putt tf th City irt 01 chtr ft.
tuindordcn ijliciiU ftivJ ttQtntt tunlioti LU w-
jtlvn lo Hi umt, lit iy
XTMTONQ LEONO & CO,
A(jnt for Mnnttui 5ti(fir f'ntama ttte
AnJ K.llu Kkt- I1imtioii .ml Mill
Nuimnu hrctiT ..ConNiit Mahihr
in ly
Hnt Vnjir tttttl fihrrt irntt Worker t
Stnr ttttii im(i,
( ll kin I. I'lumUt un k ml mtuli, h wf furnUK.
nt Vlt ctunlllraf Umf, ic
No I Kaami'Hanu flturir Hunulvlu
tioiitcoo mi Tinl. ty Scitcr.tl bbcrliocmcnlo,
B
I'illOI' Al CO.IUnkfni
Wnpfii.viv, Hawaiian Niamm
thaw r. ' nn
IIIK NK OV CAMronNIA,
SAN KKANCISCO
An J tkr cnti In
HOST ON,
T M. OAT A. Co.
initmtthtr, VUtQt nf nit ?)rlflon
tntiff find rrjuttrmtt
Honolulu . . II. 1
!ft In A. K CooVt'i nw Uf4i( lAiDdinc, t ol
Nuunu.Sircf
T UMMBLUTII A Co,
Tin$mtth$ nnt Vlumhmr ttiuttr in
Rtor, ttungtSt Tin,
No. s S'luanu Srmr . Honolulu
ynno. II.DAVIBS A Co,
(Latk anion, Omrn Jt Co )
frijorfr uik( CummUtton JIrAinf,
aoknti ton
1 loyJ't ami llit Mvtrpool UnJff rltfn.
ItntiOi And tcreliju NIartne Jniuiauu. CompAuy, and
Northern Anuranc Company t
M B. BMBIISON, M. D,
Vhyttotitn ami Surymon
Honolulu .... -l, I
iKISrMONK NCMH I49
Oflite houn from Vti lo ioJ m ; ttf to 3 p m.
OiTiceanJ ReiiJiice, No. a KukuUtrcci, cortir Fort
trcet, H
T M. WHITNKY, M. D D. D. S.
an(il HtMtma on Fort .Htrrrt,
Honolulu . . H. I.
Office In Brewer' Hlock, rorner Hotc an J Futt
Stru, entrance on Hotel Street. '
W
ILLIAM B. MCALLISTER,
infl(,
rBRMANCNTLV UKAT80 In linMOLLLlr.
Ofnce, cofner ol Fort ml Hotel .tract, over Tretloan's
Store.
r.rttcuUr attention paid to reitoratlon koIJ nlltnc.
Kelvintr on coodwork At reuon.ble charxet to earn
ih.confijence of the public He 6n
A W. RICHARDSON & Co
iMroRTKHS ANII U.AtRR. IK
Httuti, .Shnri, l'urnlhlni llomla, Halt,
VtipMi Trim.., rnfl.r.,
Perfumery ami Soipt, VVillliam VVatchee,
tin. Jewelry, etc.,
CORNKH ruAf AIU AlKKCHANr Sr.Altr., IIONOLtfLU
T W OIRVIN,
Cortimf.tlon Mrthnni nn.t flintral Tlr
In ttry llon.tm,
Waiuiki, Maui.. . . , . . II I
Groerrlet, Hardware, Stationery, Patent MedfclnM,
I'erfuntery .nJ Olawaie I
NF.W VOKK,
IIONO KONO
Mr. N Jl H(rlllSCIIM.I)S()NS,
INI)ON
ULOMMFKCIAI. IIANKINO (.0,
Ol' hVDNI'.V, IJONimN.
P.eCOMMDKClAI, I1ANKIN0 CO,
QT SVHNKV, SVDNEV.
IT.. HANKS OK Nf.W 7KAI.ANI):
AUCKLAND, CIIKI3ICIIUHCII,
ANU WKI.LINOIOM.
lilt iianks or imivisit cot.tniuiA,
VltflOKIA, II C ANt HORrLAMI), OR.
'hiniittt d Gtntral Jhnklnf iiuiinm.
l-tr
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IIACKPI1LU ft Co,
orrrx roR ALr.
H
ONOLULU IRON WORKS Co,
Htdtm Kngin, lloUmrt, Nuynr Mills,
Cootiri, Iron, iriiii f,maJ Cuilf '('
Honolulu .,. . . ,, II, I
Machinery of every dcvrrlptlon nude to order,
Particular aitetitlon paid t) bhip't Ulackimlthirc
Job woilc itemed on the thortrtt notice 10
,p E, WILLIAMS,
iMroRTRR Ktitt DkALRM IN
I'ttrttltttrtt of t:rrri ttracHplton, AUo
tpholnterrr unit JiiiiVirCiirer.
Furniture Warcroomt No. 109 tort Street. Work
shop at old fttAiid on Hutel Street. AM order promptly
a I tended lo ij
JOHN T. WATEWHOUSE,
Importer a tut lrntrr tn flenrral 3trr
rm riifat.
QubrvStrrrt .... Honolulu
(pEO UBABCOCK,
(LATK Ot OAKLAND)
Teacher of the Piano-Forte. Address, I.YCAN & CO.
Residence No, 10 Kmma street. i8j'T
HiiGtntBG (Earba.
A G. ELLIS,
Htoch Broker,
No. 71 Quits- Strkei Honolilu
Member ofthe Honolulu Stock and Bond Et change.
Is prepared to kuv and tell Stocks and Bonds in the
open market, at tnc usual rate 01 commtion.
Has money to loan on Stocks. Small margin e
quired on Tune Contracts.
m aavise as to investments wnea requested.
P O HALL ft SON (Limited)
IMrORTEM AND DEALERS IN
iarcfiar and Gtnerat Jlertlmndlte,
Corner op King and Fort Streeti, Honolulu
I1ACKPELD& Co.
Coimitttaton
H
fJrnrrttt
Qukkn Strret
tytfitt.
. .'Honolulu
pD. HOFFSCHLAEGER & Co.
Importrrs tttul Coimntimlon Mrrrhantm.
Honolulu Oaiiu, H. I .
THOS. O. THRUM,
iMKirritm anu manufaciurino
Htnttontr, Xrttt Agnt, i'rtnUr, Woofc
hltiitrr, rtr.
And publisher of the Swufimy pRRti,antl fauaff
am AtmiAM.tr unit AhhuaI. Merchant street. Deal
er In tin Stationery, UoAs, Music, toys and Fancy
Uoods, rort street, near Motel, llonoiuiii
,pASTLK A COOKE,
Shipping itntt Comtnltmfton Mtrehantm,
Naii KiHoSruiT .Honoluli
iHrutriRf anu biAiiae in
OENi:iUL MEKCHANDISK.
Agent for
The Hitchcock A Company' Itantaiton
Ihe Aleteiider T lUl.lwm 1'l.otatlon.
K. Halitood.f WaialuA rUntation.
A. H Hmith & Company, KolvM, Kauai.
J M ,lirvir, lUiVu, Maul
'W Hulfcri Sucar Company
Iht KfchaUS.tt.tr Cvrapny
Hanukua I'Unuilon
The Union Intutanc Company of Saa Franlcie.
'I he New Km larl Life Insurance Compiny of Bostau
The lllake Manuracturlnc Companf of llouon.
D. M. Weiori' I'afnt Centrifujal Machines
Hie Ncv York and Honolulu Ticket Une.
'Ihe Merchant's IJne. Honolulu arid San Fravdsco
Or, Jayrifs Son 1 Celfbraied Mfdicins.
mvoiCKH or new goods,
JUbT KIXriVKD
fa Harks Kale aavl Mi'silan
from HHKMRS,
OmiUttaf In I'tt U MI..I r
A Letrs AtMortitaant ol Dry Ooexl.,
Dtolni, Brown in Wblta Cvllooi, DiUli, Tick
liijt, Turkey KeJ, MilUvi-klaxk aol
color !, 4 qualltlc, KtP. Alpaca.,
Cobojfgi, llailao Cloth uJ
DKKSS GOODS,
rhirfilll.,
UUck. OfMralo, P.ncy, Colored and Strip. i
n.rcc. Crepe, be.
Men' Fit fit I nh 1 11 (i fJooiln,
Shim, Wooten, Mlaed, Calico, HUkory, O.nln
etc., Merino and Cotton Uuderihlrta, WblU
BcMom Shlrta, Socka ft btotklai, Oloeei
HAndk.rchfefa, Poularda, ft Urct lo
voice of CLOTH IMO conilatlnr
of Fin. DUck Cloth Coata and
Panti, Buckakla Sackj,
Paoti and Sulta, 1'elt,
Mobalr, Drill,
Htuinel
SackiAl'anH.
Roa bhlrtl, and
CWWren'a JacieU, I.
R.CoataALcrslnrt. Moa.
k. and Sailor Jacketa, Captt
(Titiicr.tt Ibbtrliormtnto.
e w HAfaffU.R, te 9 wacfa.Mlrf
Q W MACPAKLAHP. CO.
ImpoH.ra, OomrrtUalnn Morehaat.
nit Kiigar Tanlnr.
fir. f" l.rMl, 7 Mrt, ll'wltlm.
Kli I Oi, Ktl,
Wallatx lr.(r llamoM, Mail.
I1 ffiservfr tmtt I1anajkpt, lta.au
HoMema g.i Co. Ilaxalt,
lli.-ti.. VliH.Ma.l,
ll.alo I1atlr. Hi. I,
r'aaliy4Mer0.a liana,
MakalxeSt" llaMarfc!, I)U,
0,l. la h-Jj.r C II1I1, lla.ia,
QUrwaltf fryf a jh Ma.l,
Tu.lo. nlxetf koh C HawaH.
J In.Ur fcOefrean IV ad PoelaMe TraBf
Wki l4.
Mirrlo.) Walton i Or" i &,ir MatUnery, Claw.,
Ila9w Aral JfoerA.!" lit 1 Pattell,
leeri"' an4 itfo.i. Ub 14 raom,
lAtom anj HofAjvU ln. of trteaavarl.
5y rire laivrarK. Ln, id ymt6.m.
iji-ijr
c.
BRRWEk CO,
Wilcoi k Gihh't Siiiccf Manufjctunnj Company,
Tbeier cc v. i;wui Dewing ,imcnuies
175'iyr
A S. CLBGHORN & Co.
itwportrra nmt Dnttrt In Hrnrrat .W"r
ehmuUmf, Owner Quern and Kaahumanu Streeti, Honolulu.
N
F.
BURGESS,
Carpmntrr ntut
lltittflrr.
All V iarU fjf Inhhinif nromnllv alt ended to.
teetihone No. 1 30. illiamson'a Ksprevi Office,
bllOl-, ZiO. 64 NINO r,TREKT. . ..
Ionulllu
TILLINGHAM & Co. V
lutjiurtrr ami ?)mhr tn rmHarcj'
trrnt Toot,
Paints and Oils, and General Merchandue.
No. 37 Fort Street .Honolulu
A W. PEIRCE Ot, Lo.
Shtp Ctutmiters ami Vommtmmton Jfrr
rAdiifa.
Honoluli;, Hawaiian Islands,
Acents for Brand's Guns and Homb Lances and Per
ry Uavis Pain Killer.
William W.Hall..
L.C Abies...
P. C Jones, Jr
Directon-E. O. Hall,
orriCRRs:
President and Manager
Secretary and Treasurer
George E. Howe.
...Auditor
15a
O M. CARTER,
Awnt to take Acknowledgments to Con
trad to Lubvr,
Honolulu, Hawaiian Island is
p W. LAINE,
CmtnUj0rir 0 I9ds
For the State of California, for (. Hawaiian Iilauidi
and General Agent for tha Pacific Mutual Life In
saranct Company of California. i4
JTNO. A. HASSINGBR,
gont U tok Aeknoxettdgmnt lo Con
tracts for Laker
Interior Office , Honolulu
W
M. G. IRWIN & Co.
T AINE A Lo.
CoiniMfaafon MerrhanU,
Importer and dealers In Hay, Grain and General
Produce
Honolulu II. I
TNO. O. HOWLER Co..
I.F.F.DS, ENGLAND,
lr. prepnml la furntth Vtitnt and KlH
tnatra for Hlret
I'OKTAIILE TRAMWAYS,
Willi or without Cari and LsAWmotlrts, Specially
AOAITEIJ 10I SUGAR PLANTATIONS
Slipper i, SUk and I, C. OmbrtJJaa
10 raasois. r ancy ana 1 ra
If, Cotton and Tnrklsh
and TrAveUini'
Shawls. Cotton and Tnrklsh Towels.
tflfi.1- ...j rr..w r...i. d.u c. -a n,.
sell Carpetlnr SUk and Velret Rltboiu, Tfarwds
Permanent RaiivAys,and locomotives and cars, Trac
lion Knir.ine and Koad Locomotives, Steam
Ploughing and Cultivating Machinery, Port
ahle Kngmes fr all purposes, Winding
Knzines for Inclines.
Catalogues with illustrations. Models and Photo
graphs 01 the alov Hants ami Machinery may be seen
at the oflices of the undersigned. W, I- GKKEN and
G. W. MACr ARIwNE & CO., A?ents for Jna Fow.
ler&Co.
H
E, McINTYRB & BROTHER,
Grorrry and I'rrtl Store.
Cor. King and Fort Sts . ... . ..Honolulu
npHE CERMANIA MARKET.
Honolulu, H. I.
tleef, Vent, Mutton, Lamb, Poultry
and Fimh
Constantly on hand, and of choli.es t qjality. Pork
Sausaecs, llolocnas, etc., always on hand. Our meats
are all cut and put up In Eastern st)lc. AH orders
faithfully attended to, and delivered in any part of the
city. Shop on Hotel Street, between (Juion and rort
Streets. Wtm G. RAUPP, Proprietor.
A.
Snyar Factor, ami Commission AqhI&.
CLALS !r!tKCI.8I.S. WH.G IkwlN.
Honolulu H. I
P P. ADAMS,
.iilrlloneer and Commlliton Merchant,
Quekn Stkibt ... Honolulu
"P A. SCHAEFER at Co.
Importer, and Comml.tton il.rchantt,
Mchant SraeiT..... Honolulu
w
ILDER & Ca.
luin&.r, Palnl, Oil; Xallt, ami Building
Malarial . of e.ry kind.
Con. Fout anp Quiim St ..Honolulu
J
OHN H. PATY,
.V.lury fuhlle ant Commit. Ion f Detd;
For the Slain of California and New York. Office
at the liank cf Bishop & Co.
IIonoiulu, Oahu, II, 1.
Through the courtesy of Mr. John
l'aty, Consul of the Netherlands, we
Invc been shown a copy of Tlie Indian
Mercurv, a monthly pajicr on inter
national Colonial matters, published at
Amsterdam, Holland, in both English
and Dutch. It is an interesting pub
lication and, just at this time, contains
an article of especial moment to these
islands. I Ins article, entitled A Ura-
foit to Sufferers from Fever, contains
the following "The comfort in ques
tion results from the fact that the price
of sulphate of tiuinine has lallcn so
enormously (within two vears to so pe
cent.) and the store of the raw material,
(cinchona bark,) (brought to London
from India, South America and Queens
land) has increased to an alarming ex
tent" Tins is specially interesting now
because the cultivation of the cinchona
tree has been talked of as a possible
means of profitably diversifying our in
dustries. Apparently, wc must look in
another direction .
P T. LENEHAH Co.
Importer, and CommUtlon Merchants.
Nuuanu Siaaar, Hunolllv.
IQ
T YCAN CO.
Importer, and Healer, in all kinds of
Mtule flood., JTantu tlood.,
Japan... Hoods,
N01. ioj anu is; Foiit StaaiT. .Honolulu
Furniture. Chain. Sawui. Marhtnet. lllnnn nl
Mirror Ftatea, Picture Fmnel and Cornlcea nujt U
order.
nyr
T WILLIAMS ft Ca
J fhotographlc ArtUts,
io and in Four SniR Honolulu
Picture of all tires and kindt made to order, and
frames of all deurlbtions constantly on hand Also
l-orau. btielli and Uunotiiies of Ih. 1'acific a
SHEPARU,
MVifcAirsrirr anrf rir.f.r,
Watch repairing made a. Speciality.
All orders from Ihe ottiet islands promptly attended to.
General Jlbrjirttscmcnts.
N
0 T I C E
ItlauketH,
Whit and Fancy Blankets,
Panes' Striped Woolen, two lliee,
Scarlet, Orange, White Woolen and a points,
Buttons for Shlrta, Coats, Pants, Drisaes,
v i;hfu m k k v ,
Genome Fia d. Coloene. Lutio's Ea.
tructs. Toilet So.pt, llillocoaie, ILair
Oil, Combs. IxioklliZ Olasv-s, I'lpes. I.
K. ISalls llarmoruus, lllank Hooka,
I.OI4 lal, Jewelry, LfOtd waicnes,.
Tape, EUstlc, Scarfs, Album.
Vtrnna Furniture,
EitenUon, Arm. Dunns; room and Parlor Ojurs,
5.ttees Minors, etc.
Saddle., Calfskin., filrth; Htlrrup Leather
Hemp & I R. Packtor, Coal llasketa,
CRATES OF ASSORTED CROCKERY.
No. J5, Hotel Strsst..
io i)r
.Honolulu, ILL
npHOMAS LINDSAY,
Jeweler and Diamond Heller,
N060 Nuuanu Stkeit. Honolulu. II. I.
i;i-yr
(Opposite Ilollitter tCo),
Particular attention paid to repairing.
TJOPP CO..
74 , Kins Sthct
Upkotoi.r.r., Jtraptr. and Iisalwr. In alt
etiHa. of furniture
IT-
Telephone No 14.
ALLEN & R0DINS0N,
letler. Irs Lumber and all kind. Jltitftf-
Ina Material., J'atnl; Oil; -Valla, etc.,
Honolulu, II. I.,
AGCNTS Or &CM00NSR9
llaieakala, Kulamanu, K.kiuluohl, Miry BlltA,
Ullama, Pauahl and Lehl.
Al RoVimon's Wharf 1
c.
TTYMAN BROTHERS.
Importers of iHrtil Merrftandtso from
I'rante, England, Usrmany and
the United Htatm.
No )8 QubkhStrkbt .. .Hoholul
TTYMAN BROTH EPS
WUotesatv Grocers,
st6 AKDiilCAUroiKu Sfniir .San FiAHcitco.
I'artlculv M teat ton jmIJ to MIIuc .
Und order.
I thippln,
HUSTACB,
(rOIMRRLY WITH SOLt-M & CO.)
Whotssals and Retail Grocer,
1, KtNa Strict. Undm IUihonv Halu
Family, Plantation. Di Sliip iorv udp!icJ ml short
notk Ktw goods by evtry steamer. Order from
MESSRS, R. MORE OO.
King Stuekt. Hokolulu
Would beg to notify th Public thai thty
have utt rcceWed a shipment of the famous
'HOUSEHOLD" SEWING MACHINE.
$9 Any person within g to puixhaaeaMwlm machine
would d well locaumlne them.
Cootaininr Plates, Cups. Teapots. Bowls, ChamUrs,
Kit Xhshcs and Utters. Uetaijolvts 3 and j
Gallons. Sample Bottles, Vases nd GUsswsrc, AUmU
and 'I uied Hope, Col llazi
I liaxzu Untunes. I win.
BurUps, Woolpack and Twilled Sacking, Linen 1
SUGAR asd RICE JJACS
tJ ail sliet and qualities.
Groceries,
Sardln la half and quarter boits.
Salt In Jars. Castor Oil In tins. Matches
Cocoanut Oil, Wash Blue. H. Whit Lead,
Stearlne Candles, 4, c and 6, H. & P. Biscuit,
Hnbback'a Unseed Paint Oil, White Zinc Fain
German and Havana Cigars,
Plated ware Spoons, Forks, Cruets, Tea
mu, Cups, Napkin Rinjs, Salvers, -ha..
OtTr (or U iJ tf tt tk UA
"MARTHA DAVIS,"
)pti tvr.r4, f U (titviKt ft rUtrihttfUn
Om Carts,
Light Fr prise Writ,
ZoMsnston Tp CarrVsgem,
kssaCoil
Cutnhertmnd Comlf
xnnonxsK oil,
Coomswi Wtv4 Ckeift
Mmhs.
ftttm &ttel SIvmMa.
MsZJtlX,
&jp,
Ic Cbests4 Not. . t ad U
,- Hw Handles,
Lobsters, i4b. Thn,
Prit, j.Tlfts,
5prvce I tanks.
Hay Cttttm, Nos. I, t and 3,
AjU. GreAM,
Fa Iroanks States, .V. 7, S, IO, II, tit,
Leather Dtlting,
CetUnfugtl LUiftf. 14 laches.
Composition Natla, iK Inch and iK iadit
Mammoth Rockers,
Bks EaclM9r,
Masula Cordafe, Assorted,
M
Ksrelwor Maaree,
GjJt. Fence Staple,
Farmer't Balers, m aad as CosJa
Ssal Kope, Averted -
Ash Hanks,
Dump barrow.
Ames' Shovels,
Yellow Mttml Sheathtng,
Hair Mattcas!,
Gnndton,
KubUr Hc-e.
Hide PUsoo.
Barb Wirt,
Refined Irwu
Annealed Fenee VtVt
Also
a numler of superior
Double-barrel Breach-loadUa; Shot Gun.,
Wiacluat.rRKca. Ktnudj Rllfai
Parlor RUm,
Smith A WIsson Rnglnn.
A full assortment of CARTRIDGES, trai
paper shell ; and bportsraen's Coeral Supplier
and
the other Island faithfully executed.
leicpnone rio. 119.
i;S-i)T
B
ENSON, SMITH, A CO.,
D C. ROWh,
C BREWER COMPANY.
LimnlsJ.)
Oeneral Mercantile and Commission Agents
Qiun hraaar, Honolulu.
Officers P. C, Jones. Jr., pirsldcnl and manager;
I oseph O. Carter, treasurer and secretary, Dircctuis I
lions, mariet k. liisnopanu II. A. r. irt
May, auditor.
er; lleniy
11s
The March number of (tie Indian
Mercury contains an interesting des
cription or the little hteamer with which
Stanley carries on hU exploration, on
the Congo Kiver in Africa. The boat
runs 10 miles an hour, and can be put
under steam within twenty-four hours
after Wing taVen apait and collected at
a new starting ixyu.
The Chicago" '1 1 ibu ne publishes a
list of delegates to the National Re
publican Contention, The summary
of the 820 delegates for first preference
is asioliottsi lllalne 370, Arthur 271,
Hdmunds 70, LoiMn S7i Sherman 11,
ilatt'cy 11. General Slieruun a, Lin
coln i uaknowa 6.
IT ILLIAM MeCANDLBSS
Dealer In Choicest Beef, real, Muilon, Ktc.
No. t QutfN Sratir, Ftsu Maavar.
Family and Shtpprnj orders carefully attended lo.
Live StocV furnished lo Vessels al shorl nolle..
Vegetables of all kinds supplied to order.
TBLarMONH
4
No. 111.
11 S. CRINBAUM Co.
lmi-.r. and Wholssole letal.r In a en
trot MerehaniiUe.
Mmii'l Block ., .Qua Staaar, lift.oiim
luj S. ORINBAUM Co.
VrsrarvflistT eiss4 C.shmImI.ss M.rsAassW,
14 Caiiromu St., San raaaciaco.
Special facilities for and particular alteullaa paid to
cunsiromenls tf Island trciduct. I
P HORN.
PUneor Mleam
KOHOLIILV .1 .
OavaMla; aVewtasMtors; asl
Jtoane.
,4 . si. I.
Praalcal Canfccilaotv, Paatry Cook u4
'f PSAwe.
Nuashcr i Hotel stiMi,
SSTS.SS.
BaW.
rortud N.wau
House and Stun fainter.
I'arait llANOk. etc.
Nu. 107 King hTRuar.
ei-i
.IIOMOllLU
YONS LEVEY,
4
Auctioneer, and Commission Merchant.,
Uauvai Block, Quia hrnaiir, Hoholulu,
Sales of Furniture. Slock, Kcal Cstal. anu Oeneral
Merchandise promptly attended to. bote agents foe
American and European merchandise. I I. I.SONS,
lal si 1 1. J. I any.
jUTRS. A. M. MBLLIS,
'tsAloiiiiM Dre.. and Cloak Maker,
Nu. 104 rnT SraiaT . ...HonoHL
1LT W McCilBSNBY A SON,
PtAllat ID
MA.r, Hide., Ta low HHd CaMns4Ml.fi
Jsf.rrAsiNfa.
Aceotl for the Poyal &uap Coeapaay,
No. s Qitsx Srsasr IIskoluiu
tn-h'
UIT ILLIAM TURNBR,
Prssoflrssl f(is.r,
I4 Kmc Stallt, lln.OLVLV
Inpneter of Anvenun Jewelry tf ry cWeola.
lion. (Formsilyvl Saa FraBtisto, California.) to
afrasotlou DrmsKiitav,
e
ill and us, FORT STREET,
IJessotfor
HuaaiCKK B SCHKKCK CaLBaKSTKD hosiowi-athic
MIMCIbas.
Mlek4eckor. Perfumes,
THE COMMON SENSE NURSING BOTTLK
OT Call and esanune our Stock t
flavin, in our emolov a nntUsa Ldek and Gun
Smith, we axe prepared to do all kinds of repaiilof in a
nrstLass manner and on short notice.
AtariMcr JLfucAfitrs repairs and adjutfrt
And oil klndi of Iron Work made and rapaurcd.
lit -if.
Hardware,
Pocket and Butcher Knives, Scissors. Shee,, Wrsn,
Nsil., Spoons, Files, Spurs, Galvanised Basuik
Hoop Iron, Kr: Rivets, Hammers. ell.
Metal and Composition Nada, Oarihers
Bahr.lt Metal, Suar Coolers. Inc
Tanks,
PORTLAND CEMENT,
Plr. CUy , Blacksmith Coal Fir. Bricks. TO.
Bapty Barreia, Oak Boats. Ac
Orders froas the other Islands caiefully tended lo.
17. Uaekfeld Co.
If
Gals
T W. HINCLEY A CO.
afaiiiirlMi.r. of Havana Clgaro.
lUrOBTBRS AND DKAl.RS IN
Tobacco,
Clfareiies,
And Smokers' Articles
The most complete stock In th. kingdom.
Kintf street, (near AUkea) Honolulu.
100-iyr
PHE HAWAIIAN ALMANAC
and
ANNUAL FOR itta.
is now KKAoy rem paLivtav
and IsUhliwl non. of Its piedcccssois In InleieU and
valuaui. inlormaltoa.
rrts, per copy, yi. ) or, by mail abroad, ha c.'
TUUH. U. TUHVM,
J'xMlaA.r.
4I
TRUSSES I
TRUSSBSI
Wf
UOLLISTBR ft C.
atatstU BriaftTiaaas
MSar
Has lli HsjladHI sHaM..,, ,.,...
..HaMOivtv
A L. SMITH,
importer and tsealer la filasnrare,
MerUen HU.er-Ploted Ware,
DraskoU, Tatmt,
Ho. 44 Fot Shut..,!, .it . .Nonotviti
Kirut's Camtinaikia bpeKSacle. and Eye.lAaaM,
Lustra WlriWar., Fancy Vstps, Fistula rrasm, rvs
sols, WoslsnWIm'i Pocket Cuitery, Fo.der. Skit ud
Aiaueiulikn, Chsrk'a pcst Coueo. Mkkaw Oil, ail
kiadaol Mauun.ne.s,' inasnic npar raanuHas.
Mas aal M IM Uaivsrsaur M
1 kismsn nasi mttms
TRUSSES.
TKUhahV
TKUS-iF-V
TRllh"rV
TRUSSES. 1 RUSShS. TRUSSES.
1 MUhSES. TkllVSr-S. TRUSoLS.
THUhsLS. lKUSSbS. TKUSaLS.
IKUSShh.
TRUSSI-S.
TKU.vJFs.
TRUSSES.
I9LLIITIK OO.
Rav. Just nsalsej a Urge Uvolc. of
flsi 0Ufetel fMlmUU ImM
elaacr raox th. racxoar
WE HAVE SPECIAL FACILITIES
T mtHmmtttMj Tri.
y HOIelellTBrn Oft,
Cm. fw 4 Marckul tusM. u4 i. Nisaauw air sal.
v H
T EMMBLUTH A C,
No 5 NUUANU St., HONOLULU, H. I.
STOVES .a HAXOES,
Tin, Copxr and Sheel Iron. Sheet Lead and Lead
Fipe,Galvanlred Iron np. and latino, Brass Goudi
all slies. Artesian Well and Irrlatln Pipa. Tb. us.
ual Tin and Iron stare, Baths, Closets. Sinks. Wash
stanjs, Marble and F.namehrd Iron, la stock and for
Sale al leasonaU. talcs.
TaJattasoatm Mo. Sit. -qr
r U. CROWLEY
rUssatoUtavrx
H. HASTIK
rmraUtsuss
O M.CHOWI.r.V (furmerlyal Bruas) "kaslna a.
leredliurannsh!psilhMR.IIUCH HASTIETlba
new sin .ill ba kiui.n as
OROWLET
TS-ifiMS
c.
Scjtbt axd VftLt
4c.
N
00.,
Kiso St.mt,
vpposaa Vs'kiiasaa k Wight's.
EmyiUacvtpiioaiof Funsliisi. ai Vstmi
nulred on TUu. raymant.
PARLOR SETS
U Sslk, HerssJulr, ui othu csverusja,
raosi 6 irasias,
Ektfaat savulaf s aad Iriaaasiafs.
tiM -aoaro!.- - challbnob
SPRING BIDS.
1$, xttta r.
Tsaroki Nvuau, )...
EWERS & COOKE
Are constantly receiving additloai to their LARGE
and WELL SLLLUTLU SltX-K of
NOR' WEST LUMBER,
RED WOOD LUMBER.
SHINGLES POSTS, etc
Puss, 0k, Alh. Koa, UUth.alnut, C.isr
Doar a a 6 to 4-ci a lu-ft.
Window. 7 a 4 to tl a ao la.
Tnnaoass, Bliadl
Builder' itaulwart,
Of.hIchsr.ke.paln. aavcmens.
Cut Xalle, 3d to attd.
Galvanised Nails, ) d U on d spikes. to I In.,
Ac, Ac
tyt SHtErS
CsMTMmtesl OklrmtslMel Iraa Hexing
S, ;, I usd (vet knitha.
GalvaalMd 9Ct.wt and KUalao
SEWER FIFE, Tt, tlto-i, Traps, c s. 4.
and tins.
lerra Cotta Chiouues and Chuiuver Piw. ckeat.r
and far sutrtor lo Bikk Chsnsnles.
WALL PAPERS tf all kUda,
PAINTERS' ANU GLAZILRS' GOODi.
MATTINGS
In o 4UimU iws from HeWsfVetsuj f IUiV
lieitsU -
Fw uJ U MsUiiUi to mk 4 u I s4vti
MKt. aaLfefF
lt4sgs 1 eh" m v'ssm
e w coons
leer asctrru .a
"Martha Dana." M Ma!ls(Ue," a4 upwj ear
M Manposa ka4 other vmmLs,
Boston Card Muches.
Hoes. Shoes aai Nails
DOWNERS and NOONDAY OJ,
LaVricaUnf Oils tf all tldw
Cui Nada. aU tu.,
OlMS NaUs. si suss.
CMlon Wast, la baiee.
tUackscslth's Hetls,
Champ RiasCVxka.
Garden Brcessaa
Brov Soap, la caaes.
Wir. Hangiac Baskets f Ferais, 4W.
Lane s FWntatioei Mou
H inch Gwsek SVrt Ilea,
tc. Crsaa. Frcers,
Lasra Hrem, bvu kiasd,
Caia's Gcsvsln. Aav,.l.a4 thtroaaa,
Case's Genain. Aswwk.af Manfters Stna,
Brsidss a lK,aisin.t amcies sa tk Hardware kn. aJwf
Soui cipctuJ. not fry tU SfkAfUA, bmm torn
4 AMaSTtSMU tf
Mmtl'e Ssoei rtmesm and MrM4rs
Wkk tatra HaUteSUt, IUbuu mA WtmjAu
All th U1 W fwubi st ls (wmi WkI. t al
U K, O. MALL A. SON liautU.
D
ILLINGHAM A CO.
Ilav iKtived a (B ha. ofib. tsswlu
s.
M. CARTBR I. P. GRAHAM
a M. CARTER & CO-,
'.TAIL Ctsltaa
1st
FIREWOOD, COAL,'Aao FEED.
HAY A. 11 OATS.
FrMD.hvtrys.sk yam . the Caty,
r M, C.e1 MTBoUST,
.ysdTaletkw. N .,
r sttsig PUwra,
SU afUvti ovasl fumr
((eafHTO)
Thss. rldM ar. ah sma k. t ...
by ta. wiriiul JaAa Dm. Mats. Km vi.
th. teooe.r w estH plow assaeifMSay a4 sk. kwvaM
.l4o. WMkilatk. smI4. lea- LA. rv.. U iaJ
eaaa.fatur.ai. ..ata.
Apprwsd aiks tf
CULTIVATORS, HARROWS, and IIORSt HOE
OLD FArrLRN MOLINE FLOWS
PLANTATION TOOLS or ALL KINDS
Bckey. Maven
Drf.r.ssiAlryrHoUs
ll,d.akjaiks
ru4derwiers, Gardm sad CW1 IVsrrwss
LUSVRtCATIHO OIL
KHtjeanMOakt
Ptkvta. Pabt (4mMm Vweksatas
Tarp.lllsn
Ilea raoof lajM mmn sxvita, na. suTtasMHSBsaa
SseAWkee Waajaass .,
Hots. rvMtaaiM Gcassas, I,
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