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THE PACiriCi (Lommrrcial it)bcrli5fr' n 1 1 i-nm at Honolulu, llovvailai, IkIiuhU. rinto of VclvortlwliiK. (Commercial bbcrttscr 13 PUBLISHED Kvery .:itu relay toi'iiini. BY BLACK & AULD. Cii? tanl I I n n il ibM-riplUiia, U.OO a Vrcr. S i ter no -ur-.l in N , , ., , t 1 w I in V pi a a 6 m ( I? sw. , -.-o.,,-e 3.0 for sl M.nlhs. Forci- abrriiiiia. 7 lo l) 1'rnr. I f t l,iw l.i., '"i 3 i si 4 i a 1" 1 j I n e. , ) i ) .v 3 ii 4 a no U l .4 l.n. (.' in, . .. ; oo I im ft no 7 M l' i lit ill Linf i :i ox t , i . . . 3 no f. T .'Ji hi ml 10i lm 4 I.M e. .4 li.fhr) ... I )" '0 K OH I OO. V.S I Comma A In 14 IH ' ' 4i 4w t I'.i.uni" a I j io irt ! : oo ; j im f.o t o , .no o j; oi Is ik) .' i.o iw 4a oo ttw Wb..e Column IS HO :iti t 4i UO ' i loO VV I.O Hk IT A !' r:i..r n. bn In the I.lern l'iitd tt..a puy f.-r ltir ert lv enrk.tit.K (, r ft I-.! I ,r I l.O.d .-!'..- i...!., Si tin hi it uch sni.oml th i.h M pl, an. I Co ir cr It i!l if In.erlrd as pel a'.e 1-loV, b the paid b r. IT flu;r" Cards, when pfVpsid fr myrmr, r sllowew s ,,. ir. ni H,rw rte, ,,rti nre f, ri i--i t adverti'' me. t !.i n l-I i r charged quur'i ily . 1 I N 8 1 9 S f fi "U 8 S The .u'.H-riptiori rri.-e f )iri f..rwrded any o i'i cf Ut- fir i 7 0 (-r trifimii, who'i inclid-s the ll.iaii pl- t p'.-.i 1 -run led at the puat-otSce, which Vari'S from 4 A t")t on each single p.. pr. ir rn iitfi'inPuiiu Uwjhk rvc. ia'Dai.icUjr. fr ia all parts of the I'i.-iflr will always , XT PthiiI r-sidin? in inf pirt of th Unifd st.ii.-s. can remit t awotiol ..f suOs:ripl....ii due f-.r tins papr i-i Amen- j can pov.u- stamps, j i PLAIN' AND FANCY BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. XT KILL IIKlrv VISITING. BOIVK53 AND ADDR-E.- C A KDS printed to the -t;r.t style of the art. vol. xm-.no. :js.; HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, MARCH 16, 187:2. IWHOLK NO. S-2.X the PAoino r till I i I I 1 LCI I zzzMUl i Nary Rag. The I k1 i f ni.'J.t fR falling fast, Aa Crouch lh? city ikpH there paused A youth, who I Uil-1 through mul an 1 ra.ii, CJr) ii.g with ail bis uiig it and main, "Any R-a g-s?" II : ljoka were sod, hi eyes were JuU ; II. a great b,g bag fti nearly full ; And though Lis strength waa failit g fa-it, lie ii-d with voice like trumpet blast, "Any R-a-K-?n No friid -A,ktl out with j.il ing eye. Ami bleol hint a he wandered by ; Without a t.l.iiijf, roid anJ aore, lie a!iuil at every uVmr, "Any R-a-g-a?" " Beware the watch an o) 1 man taiil ; Il'a on the cruer juat aheal," I'll watrhful I-," the yi.uth replird, AnJ Uftii.g bis vice he crieil, "Any R-a-g ' f.eware the watrh-!'5' tiwful bite '. Iteware the datCr of the nielli ! " An I aa be hurried tat of aigl.t, 'I be youlU iei.iiel wiih ail b migtil, "Any K-a-g-a?" A traveler iu the early morn, A being f'.uml, rai;-d aiil torn ; There in the wt ami mu l he lay ; Hi, mould vaa Hied, but aeemed to ay, "Any R-a-g-a?" Pweet aleep hail tolen o'er hi, frame ; Another pifk'-r" bad atolen hia game -, II. bag, occe full, atood open wide A voice far iu the. dej.llut rr;.liol. Nary R-a g." VARIETY. Mr. MejerB. of Iii'llana, undresndl in ten wooiidd Uli the assistance of a revolting shaft iu a mill. A b-xAeeller in Portland nameJ Hall L. Davis, die not wish English cucktiejs to take lilierties with hia name. ' Ilut-hin'l, if an honest man in tiod's noblest work, what in an honest woman? " Hid rarest, dear,' was the uncivil reply. A young ttulent wants uh to tell him if W'-o r-f-e--t-e-r Br.ellu Wtwsler why Il-o-c-h-e--t-e-r don't tell Iloooter? Said Llopgs the other day when applied to for t loan of ten dollars, I have only tive lending tens, and they'ra all out." I-nt it a rather diaareeblc tjecurrence when a youig man's suspenders give way, while he dai.ci.-s a shitti.-c!ie with a young lady who never wants to tit down. Lastim;. An Irishman, on hearing of a friend having a btone coffin made for himself, exclaimed: lie me soul an that's a good idea. Sure and a eione coJTin ud last a man a liie-time." No Other. A little boy embodied his thoughts on ti?:!.gy in words thus: " I dou't see how the derl c-anie to turn out so bad when there was no othc- devil to put him up to it." A Providence pdiecman asked a drunken F.thiope whom he could scarcely see in the dim lights of a cell. " Are you colored? " " Colored, no, dis ycr chile born so." lJarnum has a cannibal girl on exhibition in New York, l'arties vioiting her witli the view of seeing her cat are required to furnish the missionary themselves. A Vermont huly, in writing about Alexis, called him the 44 Noble Kuss," but it so happened that the 44 intelligent compositor " set up her poein, and rendered it the 44 Noble Kuss." A little girl asked her mother what made her hair so gray. 44 It's because you're so naughty," her mr. said. What a naughty girl you must have been, ma ; grandma's hair is white. " Misfortune never rome aiiisle," And like bird, of a f.-ili. r The nirriHir- ami the death Are alura), piinti d together. A New York justice told a witness : 44 Young man, if you sak in that way again this court will forget its dignity and punch you in the niot." Never mind the obituary, judge," said a Montana culprit when the court became pathetic in pronouncing the sentence; 44 let's fix the time for the funeral." lloraee (Jreeley wrote: 44 Yomen now manage moot of the public libraries in Massachusetts," and the compositor re-.d it : 44 Women now worry most of their public babies by mastili catioii." A Sunday school teacher 44 out West," upon inquiring of one of his juvenile pupils what he had learned during the week, was electrified by thrj answer tliat he had 44 learned not to trump his partuec's ace." 44 S you are going to keep a school?" said a voung laoy to her maiden aunt. 4- Wei!, for my iirr. sooner than do that I would marry a widower with nine children." 44 I would prefer j that myself," was the quiet reply ; 44 but where's i the widower?" j An Iowa gentleman was recently foiled in his laudable purpose of committing suicide by the j reprehensible conduct of an apothecary, who gave him prepared chalk for arsenic, and the luigbt-have-been widow threatens to sue the said apothecary for obtaining money under false jr e tences. A Wisconsin man was taken dangerously sick. He sent for his wile to come at once and care for him. Now the wife's mother was sick, too, and the sent this despatch to her languishing husband : Dear Tim, mother is sick ; I can't leave her. I) the best you can. If you die, send your body home." j His First Efiort. An editor in Illinois hav- j ing envied a new reporter, received the follow- j ing as his first effort : 44 We arc informed that the i gentleman hoo stood on his head under a pile- . uriver for the purpose of having a tight pair of j butes druv on. shortly afterward found himself in i C'biny, perfectly naked aud without a cent in ins pocket. A little boy who loves t pass his evenings in the stores, and listen to the improving conversa tion of the elders while helping himself to sugar, was told the other night that hereafter he must utay at home. 4IwihI was a man," he eai?. 44 And what would you do if you were a man?' asked his mother. I would get married, and then I could go to the stores every evening." A correspjndent of a Kentucky paper, eulogiz- ' ic the virtuts of a newly-married courje, de- j clared : 4lla hath achieved a maid that paragons ' description." The bride not being up to big ; words, took down ber Webster, and thus trans- 1 ited "Ha hath informed a female servant; that surpasses recitation." The author carried Lis head in a sling for the next teu days. A lady school teacher in Omaha, having an in ordinate dread of small pox, sent home a little ; girl because slie said her mother was sick and had j marks on her face. The next day the girl ap- j peared at the school house with her finger in her J mouth and her little bonnet swinging by the j strings, and said to tlie teacher, 4,Miss . j we've "it a leetle baby at our house, but mother tol l me to tell you it isn't catchin'.'' The teacher said she was glad, and told her pupil to take her seat. business CarDs. " ed7 hoffschlaegebT "& co rMFORTERIAMI Co M SIO X M KK- l HAM'S, Corner of Fort ami Merchant Mr-.'U. ndi9 ly Ml CMS. . L. LkWIH. S. MAGNIN & Co., IMPORTERS AMI OKA LKKS IX KKX KKAl. M1.UI IIANLI.-E, Dry Oo'l,, Clothing, !.: and ?i..jea, and GVnt' Furnishing ; o.h9 Nuuanu Ft., c rrer of 1 trine, llonolutu, II- I. ly J. M. WHITNEY, D. D. S. fkKXTIvr, OK I-' 1( K OVKR OR. IIOFF- MJ MANN'S I'Kl i SloliK, C-rnr of Kia!ium tnu and Mri-hnt Mrceta. j.rt lr. ni U a. M tid 2pm Office h'iui-8 1 A. S. CLtOIIOKI. JN . .H. SHITUIKS. A. S. C LEGHORN & Co., 1MPOR.TF.RS AMI V IIOIKSA l.U AM) KKTAIL DKAI.KKA IN General Merchandise, Corner Q'Jft-ij ftri'i Kal.tinitiH Sis , o7 ly NuUeinu rt., ami Crn-r tort ami Hott-I A. F. JUDD, m a, r 0-. ll.. .ban Ul.itV Mfhthl St Tl I H 1 V a WIW r.1.. mm .-t .f w .... ....w--- .... - rf JOHN S. McGREW, M. D., 1ATE SI Rf.KOX I . S. ARM, i' X RE ci.niulted at Ins residence on Hotel Street, l.ciween Ali- k ea and Fort Sireets. nil ly M. S. GRINBAUM & CO., IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE HEAL rn in ras'iion il-le Cl .tiiin, II its, t.'ap-i. Hoots nnd Shoes, and every variety ol Gentlemen's Superior FurniHhinjr Hoods. Store formerly occupied hy Y. A. Aldrich, Makee. nlS mock. Queen Street. ly T. W.AUSTINi VTTORNEV AND ('(lUX'SELLOR AT LA V. Olhce over M hitn-y's Book.gtore, Honolulu. n4 6m E. 0. HALL & SON, IMPORTERS . XD DEALERS IX HARD- , WARE, Dry H io-ls. I'aints. oils, ami General Merchandise, j n Corner Fort and King Sts. ly t " " I JAS. Wt GIRVIN, j CUIMMISSIOX M ERC'll A NT AND DEA LER ' in General Merchandise. LA 11 A IN A. I Orders Iroiu the other Islands promt. tly attended to. oiS 6m i ; BROWN & CO., f M PORTE KS AND DEALERS IX ALES.; M. W INKji AND SFIKIl., A r UUI.r..ML&. 9 Merchant S reet, I 14 In Honolulu, 11. I. CHULAN & BROTHER, 1M P O R T E R S OF A M) D K A L E R S IN CHINA GOODS I Of all descriptions, and in all kinds of Dry Oood. Also, con stantly ou hand, a superior iuality of Hawaiian Kice. 2J Nu.ia u Street, Honolulu. ly , C. S. BARTOW, A I'CTIOX EER. SALESROOM ON Q.UEEN jul. Mr,-, t, one door I run Kaahumanu. iy LEWERS & DICKSON, IAEALERS IN LCMUER AND UL'ILDIXG JLr Iv-'J Material. ForlMrcet. iy JOHN THOS. WATERHOUSE, IMPUKTKK A.1 ir. i i.r.rv i. t. c c iv a ( MERCHANDISE, j a'2'J Queen Stre.-t, Honolulu. 1 FISCHER & ROTH, XI ERCII A XT TAILORS. PORT STREET, i'i opposite Odd Fellow's Uall, Honolulu, H. I. a!5 ly HYMAN & BROTHERS, IM PO RTERS, W II lll.ES A LE AND R ETA 1 L DEALERS IN Dry Oood-s Clothins, 11 its. Furnishing Gixxls, Indies' and Gent. H'Hitsand Siloes. Yankee Notions,--c, A.C, Capt. Snow's Uuildine, No. 20 Merchant St., lloti-dulu. a8 ly IRA RICHARDSON, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN ROOTS. Slims. Fine Clothin. Fiiri.ishuij; G-xxIs, Perfuiio ry, A:c. Corm-r of Fort and Merchant St. I iS ly Honolulu. II. I. THOMAS SPENCER, CJIIIP CHANDLER, DEALER IN U EN- j eral Merchandise, Inland Produce, 4lo. aud COMMISSION MERCHANT, r.TKOS's Bat, IIilo, Ssl Ulasdss. Will keep constantly on hand an extensive assortment of every description ,! (roous require.! oy snips jimmiicn. -. . i -. . r..w 11,., .,1 Prodtice XT Mouey advanced lor Hills of Kchaue at reasonable ttes. as jy J. PERRY, "H EALLRlNlihNEKAb .11 EKI. II A .v iiisr., rire-i roi norf, oru. r -n n an .mi ... uuaou .-.o., Honolulu, 11. I. ' Also KrTAIl. EjTABLlsHKSr OS Nl-fASU STREKT, ABOVS aS the If ire-proof Store. ly . ,,r TVr,TTnT' 9 nr t V V X XllXkVjij Ou LUi, , ,,., j f ' ' Siicrtusors ty (. L. l.irhuidx C (O.) . SHIP I'll N D LF. RS AND GENERAL COM- MISSU'N MERCHANTS. Honolulu, Hawaiian lslauds. Abkahah XV. Psiacs. (jadly) I. li. PETERSON. ; ar T.TTTT T TTjCI !- H lYi. rniJ-lliiX O Ix. UUi, . .-. . iMnnnTvim i mi iiui.i-. i.r . r. . I 'r. i I'lothiiiAr. H..ts. Mi. Hats. .Meu's Furuishiiit.' and Fancy Uoods. (nlltSui) o. 11 tvaanumaiiu nwiu,u,u. THOS. G. THRUM'S, STATIONERY. CUTLER V AND NEWS Detna, and Circulating Linrary, (late Hlaca A; Auld s Stand.: Eiifjravinc, Caligiaphy, Mencil Cutting', and Copiug, attended to. K- jy Merchant Street, Honolulu. THEOD. C. HEUCK, IMPORTER AND COMMISSION MER- JL CHAN r, (oT lv. Honolulu, Oahu, 11 1. W. L. GREEN, COMMISSION MERCHANT. FIRE-PROOF Huildiim, yueen Street, c7 jy Il.mnlulu, Hawsiian Islands. JOHN RITSON, IAEALER IN WIN F.S. SPIRITS. ALE AND i N F.S. S lo; lyl JLF PORT til. HONOLCLL". DOWSETT & CO., j LUMRER MERCHANTS AND DEALERS ; in iiutMin Materials of all kinis. Corner yueen and Frt treets, Honolulu. ja7 ly ; " TV TTiTRTJ ! ' CONFECTIONER. NO. 40 HOTEL ST., next do-jr to C. E. A uiiains, Honolulu. dl. AFONG & ACHUCK, T M PORT ERS. W II OLES A L E A N D R ET A I L Dealers iu General Merchandise. Firc-proof More, Nuua- uu Mreets. j CASTLE & COOKE, r M PORTERS AND DEU.ERS IN GEX L LKAL M KRC HA N I'lS E, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, fl No. J0 Kinc Street, Honolulu. H. I. ly BOLLES & CO., SHIP CHANDLERS ND COMMISSION M r.itCHAMS. Importers and D-'Rler in General Merchant se. Queen Street, Honolulu. Hawaiian Inlands. Agents fjr the Kur.ak.ikai. Mauna.'ua an 1 Kakssko Salt fi Work. ly J. S. Wutu. C Allex. WALKER & ALLEN, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER CHANTS. Honolulu, u. i. AGENT TOE Hawaiian Packet Line, j Spen.-er's Plantation. Princevtlle i'laniaiioa. j N.ilcl.u Plantation. Onomea Plantation. Green"ell's Coffee. Imperial Fire Insurance Company, London. I Merchant's Mutual Marine Insurauce Co., Ban Francisco. JU31y 1 Dusintss (CarDs. A. C. SMITH, C1ROCER AM) Mill' ('HANDLER, LA M II A I.N A, M At I. Money and Recruits furuiidied t chip un Favcrable Termf. J iy H. HACKFELD & Co. CE"KRAI, ( OMMbMOX AGENTS. o7 ly HoNoLLLV. H. E. McINTYRE i- BROTHER, C4ROCEKV. FEED Si'fORE AND BAKE R V. V Cirntrof King and tort street,. .;) ly U'.nolulu. II. I. WOLDEMAR HULLER, BJROFESSOR OF M L'MO AND MXGCAGES. jau Order may b-i k-ft al T U. 'lhruiu'i liot.k store, ly T. J. HVK!.ri:. r. II. HATSKI.DKS. HAYSELDEN BROS. DEALERS IX DRV V. O O D S , FA X C V (ioo.iS AND CLOTIIINti. Criterion nuilJuiK, Fort St. (sld ly) Honolulu, H. I. H. BOLLPIANN, UACCO AND CKiAK? 44 Fort Mreet, Honolulu, II. I. C. BREWER & CO., flOM MISSION' AND SHIPPINt. MER CHANTS. (aula ly) Hawaiian I?lands. Honolulu, Oah n, ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT, "iOMMISSION .MERCHANT AND UKX 1.KAL slIllTINU AUENT, Honolulu, Hawaiian Inlands. jv-'J ly F. A. SCHAEFER & CO., IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION' MER CHANTS, Honolulu, Haw:ian Islands. jul7 ly BISHOP & CO., BANKERS, IIONOLULI". HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. kM. DRAW HILLS OF KXCHANOE ON The ar,k of California ban Francisco Ie:(sr4 ies 4; Waller New York j Tremoiit National Hank Boston ' Oriental Hank Corporation London ; 0ricnUl 1!au Corporation, payable in Sydney, Meiiiourue Agents for the Manhattan Life Insurance Company of New ( York. heceive Deposits, Discouut First-class Husiness Paper, i attend to Collecting, &c, Ac uiy20 ly E. HOFFMANN, M. D., j IIIVSICIAN AND SERGEOX, CORXER j B. .Merchant him ivaanumanu nis , near ine. rost-oiuce. anil ly ALLEN & CHILLINGVORTH, KAWAIIIAE, HAWAII, i CO XT I N i: E Til F. C E X E R A L 1 IVILL MERCHANDISE and MIII'flNG IS! SIN ESS at the ahove port, where they are prejiared to furnish the justly cele- 1 hrateil Kawaihae Potatoes, and such other recruits as are i required hv whale ships, at the shortest notice und on the ' most reasonable terms. (.iul2 ly) F I UK WOOD ON HAND. : DILLINGHAM & CO., I IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IX HARD- ' WAKE, , Cutlery, Iry Coals. I'.iints and Oils, and General j Merchandise. 029 No. 95 KinK Street, Honolulu. ly ' CHUNG HOON, COMMISSION MERCHANT AND GEN- FUAL AGENT, A nt f(,r Paukaaand Amauulu Sujra i Sii(rar Plantations Ire- porter ot Teas and other Chinese and Foreign Goods ami wholesale neater in Hawaiian rrouuee. In New Stone Store, Nuuanu Street, below King. W. C. JONES, juio iy j 4 TTORNEY AT LAW AND LAND AGENT. Will practice in all the Courts of the Kingdom. He will attend the Circuit Courts on Kauai, Maui aud Hawaii, and Visit either of those lslauils on special business. aul9 Office next door to C. C. Dennett's Store. ly D. N. FLITNER, CONTINUES II I SOLD R IS I N ESS I X T II E Fire-proof bull linn. Kaahunmtiu Street, Chronometers rated by observations of the sun and stars with a transit instrument accurately adjusted to the meridian of Honolulu. Particular attention given to line watch repairing. Sextant and quadrant glasses silvered and adjusted Charts aud nautical instruments constantly ou jy29 hand and for sale. ly L. L. TORBERT, iEALER IN ALL KINDS OF BUILDING . a " Paints and Oil, Wall Pat.er, Window and Picture l.lass, C...I. 11....! IL.,... A i A . oVfick No. io E.-plasadk, (a'J9 ly) Oppositk Court Hocse R. H. STANLEY. A TTORN EY A ND COUNSELOR AT LA V. OFFICE in Rhodes' Eire-pro. f Huildmt,-, Kaahumanu des' Eire-prx f HuuduiB, Kaahumai Street, Honolulu. iliu a!5 M. McINERNY, IMPORTER and DEALER IN CLOTH-; . lNO, Hoots, hoes, Hats, Cai.s, Jewelry, Perfumery, i I'ockct Cutlery, and every description of Ocnt's Superior ; Furnishintt Uoo.ls. lT lienkcrl's Fine Call Dress Uoots, always on hand. N. E. Cohnkh of Fort and M kkchast Streets. ja!3 ly A T A iCJ i A I'CTIONEER A XI) COM M ISSION M ER- j CHANT. I ' i m. Queen Street, Honolulu, H. I. ja8 ly a. w. jchd. J. S. I.ATTOS. JUDD & LAYTON, G ROCERS AND PROV IsioN DEALERS, j Family urocery aud Feed Store, 52 Fort Street, Honolulu. dlO ly C. F. NICHOLS, M. D., OMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN". CORNER Fort and Merchant Streets. At Oilice, forenoon after S ; II to 6 P. M. House, 93 Hcrciania Street. jyl bm j TOIJACCO & CIC-Alt STOKE, j NO. 4 1 FORT STREET. I QOXSTANTLY ON II AND THE CHOICEST BRANDS OF 1 atural Leaf, i l ine f nt Chew is and SmoainiTobaefo, j Turkish, Kusslan i. llarana (igarritos, i Havana, (ierinan and ' Manila Cigars, , CIsar Caes, Tobae fo Case, Clzanito Taper, Pipe Cleaners, 1 : tit t t- ttt j j at iUeeiSLUdUm, UriuM lUUU dUU UlilCl j PIPES! ; 44 K I L A TJ E A SMOKING TOBACCO ! so well Known 1 .r us p irity anj Ireshness. Deing prepared from the best articl of Natural Leaf. v i i y o o H. BOLLMANN, No. 41 Fort Street. FIXE C II A YCE FOR INVESTING A SMALL SUM fjgp. of money, or of securing - 0E OF TUE MOST ELIGIBLE DWELLIX; LOTS i In the City of Honolulu, is now offered by the Undersigned. He : s desirous to dispose of that fine and healthily situated td-ce j of Land adjoining the Government Garden, aud froutin School , and Fort Streets at the bead of the latter. i Any one wishing to purchase should at ply soon, as ihe Lot ' will be s id at a low flf are. j 16 J. S. LKM'iN. T I l a X T 12 15 S I CENTRIFUGAL WIRE CLOTH i j FOB SALE BY I IVILLINGIIAM & LO, jati 3m No. Si KINU STREET. I I A i VtlctiMPilttl. R. RYCROFT, Practical Plumber, Fort Street, next iloiT t :he G'.( rnoient Yard. Orders fr !! u-e or Sh p Wrk TiLn!y a'.ttn l--d to. : -a - ' iiifi9 ly r. u:TViS. c. w. cnur. R. WHITMAN Sc CO,, Manufacturers and Dealers in Saddles, HARNESS. AND EVERV ilescriptiiin of article in our tine. 219 Shoe, Saddle, Harness i. Carridgr Leather, Constantly on hand. Spuria! attentinn paid to Carri lie Trliun.i!i(f and Trui.k Wrk. XT Ordvri frum the other I.i:i Is s .icitol. :id promptly ailcnded to. o S3 King St., Si-i ol l !- Iloinc. J30 Ilom.lul.i, II. I- fim A. D. BOLSTER, Haue, Ship, sisn, Carriage X. Oruarueutal Painting In ail Its I ranclie9. VT THE OLD STAND. K A A II I M A X I Sirei t. will execute all order in his line Willi prom) tn, ss, at iow rates, and in as i;ood style i any. j6 ly PACIFIC BRASS FOUNDRY. THE I' N D ERSIfl N ED WOl-LD It E- Siec;fully inlorm trie puii'.ic that he is pr.-j ared to cast and finish all kindt of tiras an 1 composition work with disimtch and at reasonable rates. yr All kinds of ship and plantation work furnished on short notice. XT Constantly on hand, Imse courn.nps of the following, 'ires: L i. 1, 1, '2 and '.'J. Also, oil cup :unl gtt:e e.d'ks JAMKS A. llol'i'Klt. s30 ly Kitiif street. OO ZClxxg; Stroot. OO M. T. DONNELL, IMPOKTKR 1ND XlMT ACT ' K K R OP ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE ! Suitable to this market. XT 01.1 Furniture repaired and M.itlrasses of all de scriptions made loonier. Hefore bu ug elsewhere call t S'iandSS Kiuu slreel. ly HAYSELDEN & SON, Builders and Contractors. Are prepared to pive estimates for every kind of Work connected with the huilding trades. Kesidence corner of Nuuanu and Kukui Streets. aul9 C. E. WILLIAMS. WaTnifflf.tnrPr. Tmnnrtpr find Denier in Furniture ' OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Q Furniture Ware Room on Fort street ; Works ' Y i the old stand. Hotel street, near Fort. hot) at N. H. Orders from the other islands promptly attended to. uui9 ly E. C. ADDERLEY, Saddle and Harness Maker, r-r. CORNER rsVJL, ?Fort and Hotel Streets, IIonolnln.ElSr: Vr Carriages Trimmed with neatness and dispatch. Island Orders attended to pi om ptly. uul9 ly McCOLGAN k JOHNSON ERCII A NT TAILORS. FORT STREET, Honolulu, II. I., opposite The id. C. Heuck's. a22 ly J.S.DICKSON, ' House, Ship and Sign Painter, 92 King St., ; YEARLY OPPOSITE MKSSIIS. uil.l.i.--1 HAM & Co. Grainine, M ail.linjj, Oildmff. f alsonnnif, Paper Hanptnp, Jtc .c executed on the shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms Y1 Cl ALEX. CAMPBELL, TAILOR. li K A A II C M A N V ST R K L T, I T Rhwles' Huildiup, up stairs. (myl3 ly) Honolulu. "jTtVlTvICKE, r. CABINET MAKER, Alakea Street, JL myl3 Below the Theatre. ly l Furniture made and repaint at reasonable prices. J. M. OAT, ?KN, W. C. VOOI.S1Y. J. M. OAT, JR. J. M. OAT & CO., ! Sail Makers 01d Custom House Fire-proof ; . i-t llTilNi; . i On the Wharf, foot of Nuuanu Steet, Honolulu, II. I. tXT All Orders in onr Line execut.d with promptness and ' dispatch, and Work Guaranteed to p 'e Satistacliou. REFER Br PKRMIS.-1'S TO: I s J rrtwricht. Esa. C. Hr.wer .V Co. i A. W. Peirce Co. II. II. llackfeld & Co. C. A tVilliams iV Co. Wa;kc & Alkn. Holies Co. Dowsctt & Co. a 29 i W. FISCHER, Cabinet Maker and French Polisher a29 Hotel St , near thb Drug Stor;of E. Strehz if Co. ly Q. SEGkLKES. r- SUTLER. C. SECELKEK t CO., Tin, Copper, Zinc and Steet Iron Workers, Anuann street, bet. Mercant and Queen, a II VR CONSTANTLY OX HAND Stores, Lead Pie, (ialv. Im Pi, Plain and Hose t - DO..... ... I' Hihhs. Mop Cocks. India I'.iher llose Dest j-pty in lengths of 25 and 60 feet, wi . Colliding and Pipe cum. ' plete. Also, a very large stock ofGnware of every descrip i tion. Johhinpand Kepairinp done r order (.romptly and war ! ranted. Particular attention giv-n Ship Work. Thankful to the citizens of llomUlu. ami tne isianns pen eraily. for their liberal patronage in tie past, we hcie by soict attention to business to merit the S;ce for the future. XT Orders from the other Iilan.t will be carefully attended to. al ly J. T. CHATER, Ship and General Blacksmith, Slum on the EsAanade, near the Cu- . . iiiS Where he is prepied to execute all orders in his line with promptness and in workmanlike manner Horsr-shoeing done with neatitss and dispatch. ja20 ly P. D ALTON, Saddle mul Hanii' .linker, Al.VG STREET, lOyOl.VLV. K Carriage Trimminln all it Uranrhes I Orders from the other Is lands praiptly attended to. ji9 ly , 1 8AWAUAN SCaP W0BK8 a n i: v c tt . , Manufacturers and Dealers IN ALL KINDS OF SOAPS! Leleo, Kin? Strel, Honolulu. Beef, Mutton and Gox Tallow Wanted ! Orders Lrlt nt Ira Rirairlortn Root mul Shoe Siorr M ill uifti wiiii promp jail A ttrnil.-ia'r. 11 iilffbaninl. H. VOSS, No. 5 Merchant Street, Practical Uphclsterer- CCRTAI X IHMilXCi. CARPET, MAT TlNCi -:d t';l l'! th 'd. JJT All 'ie Mattrae r.in'ant:y 'U l.nt-.d. WAY & TELFER, Carpenters. Contractors and Builders, . I a a I Are prruiireil loruinrnri tor mi of work c.-iif-cted ;5. tl e bu-.!diic tr. le. t(u't on the F.jp.aiiaJe, net to Torlert' m-h:.ne .hot.. i " C. W. klHIi. SNSLL. RAHE & SN ELL, House Carpenters, Contractors, Builders, ( ubiiii l MiiUrm. Turnrrv Etc., Elc. Corner Vae i a id Fort ts . Honolulu. M Heine trncticii meehanics if l.'ns experience, we are prepared to execute all le. riplions of oik in the ali..ve line, with promptitude, on reus-.tial-V ternn, a-id iu a satiitaftury m inner. jitibtu JOHN FREDERICK KENYON, M IIATAUY, XAi'AL AX1 CIVIL t v. x Zj r n. . Kins St., next door to llradley's Barl r Slu p, Honolulu. oT ly M. BEN FIELD, Waeron and Carriage Builder, 74 and 76 Kite S !' I. Honolulu. Cr3Al, CARRIAGES 11L1LT TO ORDER j 1 warranted. Also-, particular attention piveo to the REPJlKiyU Of t llHlCl.CS OF El EUY PLSCRIP 7O.V. Clafksnilthliiff and HorM-Shorln-:: ("arrlase, Sign and Ornamental Painting; Carriage Trimmitif. c, will always he attended to in a manner lo If J K KJ.T SJT1SFJCTIO.V. JCT Orders Irom all parts of the Islands promptly etcuted. Vi ly W.DUNCAN, BLACKSMITH. SIIOI' OX THE ESPLANADE, T where ail work fr.ua Ship or Shore will he attended to in a manner to warrant gatiM'actioti. jaO ly JAS. L. LEWIS, Cooper and Gauger, at the Old Stand, ryk CO R N F.R F K I Nfi A N D BETH EL t ' - ;v 1 Str.-vis. A larpe stock of OIL Si'O'Hv and all js.Sl-aL kinds of Cooiering Materials constantly on hand. AIo, SI.,Mm.u the INplado near tl.o Ca,toui Hone. He hoes hy attention to husines-t to merit a continuance of the patronage which l.e has hitherto enjoyed, and for which he now returns his thanks. nil ly J. H. THOMPSON, ! General Blacksmith, Queen St., Honolulu. HAS CONSTANTLY OX HAND AM) For Sale at the Iwe Market Prie s, a isood assort- od assor the He nil ly inenl ol tne nest tveuueu iar iuu, anu toe urn Hlacksmitlrs Coal. JOHN NEILL, 3VC -A- G II IKTIST! NO. 40 FORT STREET. where he wiil attend to all orders in the LOCK. CI'X i. ckm:kal ritair li.xe He will !;ive special att ntion to cleanimr, r-pairinc and reu- ; ulatiin; Sewiiiu M ai hmes, and ail other kinds of Li-ht Machinery and Met.il Work of every description. ! AIO. ON HAND AND FOR SALE CHEAP, a Variety of Sewing Machines, (.u ik. I'Ntols. Shut. AniiiinnUiou. .rlIlvl, vi'l'DTFS .r A.C iHAt.lllNL tlllj, S EI.lllil., at.) . j Sewing Machine Tuckers, binders, find all other extra and ; duplicate parts of Machines supplfc! on short notice. XT' Hest Machine Twist. XX COLK A OK NT IS THIS KlSliDOM FOR The Celebrated Florence Sewing Machines. n2" Isslanl Orders Solicit ctl. ly I ALL. EVER V DAY I OPEN TO IN THE WEEK. mm r.fi -.a-w-V Honrs from J) A. 31. to 10 I. 31., l'itnirs, iu lhi Snilora' Home. The second d Friday evening or each month reserved for the . the Y. M. C. A. oT ly " " ' ' of HAWAIIAN 13 vxj ii: ii: v 3ioi r JUST ARRIVED FROM B R E M E X, rIIF: UNDERSIGNED HAVE JUST RE- M. ceived by the ahove Vessel Vn Invoice ol m El -WHICH- THEY NOW OFFER FOR SALE A.t Low Kates ! Conj-istins Iu Tart of the I'oIIom Injr : X i- i n t, , Assorted ! Woolen Klankets, Deniiiio. White Cottons. Lroa n Cott in, Ticking, Ilres f.ofids. Blue Flannel, Towels X'eil Rareyeg. A.ll .1 Fill ASST. OF DliV GOODS ! FLANNEL SHIRTS, SADDLES, PAINTS AND PAINT OIL. Hair Drushes, Clothes Drujlies. Tooth Brushes, A FCLL ASSORTMENT OF GEOOERIES! A FULL Vj-jsjI . ol XIsri'clvsi.i"o ! WINES. SPIRITS. ALE AND LAG Ell REE II. Market Bikct, Empty Demijohns, Matches, Coriafe. G X G- XI s : Al-oh'-l, Chiins and Anchor?, Demijohns, riHE BRICKS, POETLAND CEMENT ! Kosln, Uoi-fing Slut Pipe C'l.iy, Fire Clay, Garubrier, Cu'.ch, AVa, 11 Paper, ISoats lor Coasters, cVc .Vc. jal3 2iu 11. HACKFELD & CO. DESIRABLE MEICHAIISE .xns;t:;i:;ff Oris. - i Boston Board of Underwriters ! Vf.'EXTS fr llir llnuuiimi I.Un.U, f ly C 1UU.W r.rl CO. Philadelphia Board of Underwriters ! A f.EVTS lr liar lltiwniian lalnntl., -V f..4 1y I'. UitMl ll I'll. YTICE.-MAMERi OF VEEI VIS- ITINii till, poll III it .I!'1 C ! !,t:. II Hl.d lli.lirtd III any i t th ll'": oi I'mUo. tpt.ia IKIi. r uiu.t liae their np..it and acouiit duly cert fud to I r u K1JI ly C. HHKM I 11 CO. THE RRITIMI A X D FOKEK.N MARINE INSURANCE COMP'Y, (LIMITED.) ACCEPTS RISKS AT THE LOWEST m K ATES. The rlauxi in I lie IVIiri.ti ot tl.i Cumpaxy are specially advantaeou 1I1EO. 11. IA U, Amid. THE IfOBTIIERN ASSURANCE COMFY lnr$ 1 Ire itnd I Iff Polities OX THE MOST LIIIEItAL TERMS ALL Claims .or l.i-t settled with prompt ,tu le. i.H ly TIU.O. 11. DA VIES, Agent. ! BOSTON BOAPvD OF UNDERWRITERS. 'IMIE F XDERSH.X ED. AfiEM'S OF THE M ltoton Hoard of I'nderwriters, notify Ma.teis i f rli i and others that all toll for Hepairs on Vesm Is. and all lulls ; tor Ueneral Average purposes, must lie stpror;'d tiv the Airent i of the Hoston Cinler riters, ho mu.t also te represented ou 1. 1 1 nree or tiieh liill. uill tt.il It. nlliiw..t ; ou iy c. ukeweu & co., AKents. CALIFORNIA INSURANCE COMPANY. riMIE I" X D E R S I U K 1 1. AI.EXTS OF THE uhove Company, hate been authorized to insure risks ou Cargo, Freight aiul Treamre, from Honolulu lo ail ports of the world, and vice vera. oil ly 11. IIACKFKI.D Co. NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO., OF LONDON AND 1 DI N ft I' lt ' II. ESTAHLISIIKD, 1-109. CAPITA L 2.000.000 Arrumuliilril ninl I u vi-nl til FimkI, 2,N3H,IIS rnMIE I' X D EKSH; N F.l HAVE IIEEX A P I'oINTED AGENTS tor the Sandwich Inla id, and are authorised to Insure against Fire upon favorahle terms. Hisks taken in any part of the Islands on W ooden Hiiildin:s, and Merchandise stored therein. IiwcIIiiik Houses and Furni ture, '1 imher, Coals, Ships in harlxir with or a ill, out carfoei or under repair. aSly j KD. lUFF.CH LA EG Ell ! CO. I 31 V i: RIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF LONDON. (Inalif ulrl 1SU3.) CAPITAL. 8.000,000 IN COLD! flMIE UNDERSIGNED ARE 1R El'A R ED lo issue iolicies on Fire n.sks(with or without the aver ai;c clause), on I'lanlation Huililines and Mschinery, Private Dwellings Itrn k. Stone ami V ooden Stores, Merchandise, Coals, , Lumher, Ships in Port, Kc, on the most favoral.le terms. ly All loaaea a lji !! atid iid for lir rr, XJ3 For particulars apply at the ohVe of WALKER ALLEN, au!9 ly Agents for the Hawaiian Islands F. A. SCHAEFER, A; E A K (.'EXT Ilrrmrii lionrtl of tiilrrwrilrrs, rnt Dr-af-ii ltourd of l'mlrrvrili-ra. Aurnl Virilism Itonril of Cndrrwrilrm. Claims air.iinst Insurance tnmiinies witl.ln the iurisdu-tion of the ahove Ho..r Is of I ndert. rilers, a ill have lo he ci rttlled to by the Agent to make them valid. Jatl ly . . 1 1 a n it it it ; 1 1 - ii u i: m i: n FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 1,,IK UNDERSIGNED, HAVING IIEEX ig Aptxdnted AKents of the above Company, are pr.p arid to insure risks against Fire on Stone and Prick Kuililiiifrs, and on .MercKauilise stored therein, on most favorahle terms. For particulars apply at the office of slfl ly F. A. SCHAEFER 4- CO. uirvrv n T rvTimiximn ull ilUli.lll VL.11 Lo 1 illiL 1 ollLU OF THE GERMAN-A LIFE INSURANCE CO., OF NEW YORK. RESERVE FUND JAN. 1-1, IN71, OVER 3,10OOOO. fglMS ASSOCIATION IS A MUTUA L ONE JL and rei om mends itu lf to all those anxious lo iiunir" their lives, with an ultimate view of havinp joitively prorideil for a certain sum to family or friend, that rimy survive them, by he, nit carried on on the sound-st and most liberal principles. The company was formed and is now controlled oy a num ber . f the leading solid citizens of the State id New York, well known in all the moneyed institu'iona of the world. The Policies Contain all the desirable ami mihcnt features of the iioM-forfVitMrt ayalrm, and may be surrtndered after a two or three years' run. Privilege in repard to traveling are very extensive, the whole of Europe being included. All the busmen of this Company is ilone In rash. The amount paid since lrj'M lor I'oliei s expired by death only, is over $l,iuO.(K)) For further information, apply to II. IIOLLM ANN, Airent for the llawaiiau Islatnli. Medical Examiner, En. Hoihiasn, M. D. fel ly j IP IIOAOLLLL IRON WORKS tO. r K Make all kinds of St A O I I I IV 1 C I I Y , team engine :s. SCO All MILLS, WIND MILLS, V ACT CM PANS, CLARIFIKUS, C E N T It I F I ' O A L M A C II I N ES. II 1 1. HtS. COOLERS, TANKS, SMOKE STACK.. AND HEAVY SHEET IRON WORK. CASTINGS IN IRON, BRASS AND LEAD Made to Order, and particular attention paid to ship Smithing! ON SALE, Valves, Cock, and Urai W.rk of ail kinds. Ccntri'iizal Wire Cloths, of various meil es. Flax Pakinir, P.ublwr Parking and Iteltinjr. I'ipinj.', Klliws, Tees, Bends, Nipples, 4c. Steam ar.d water gauges. Boiler tuh.i.g, various sizes, Shafiit.g, Bar, fl ite and Ar.wle Ir n, Pi iron for bailant, Scrai Iron, Nut, I! d.s, Ua.-hers, Rivets, -AND Finely PfiTorated Dra-. IMatfs for it ntilfujral', fS.OOeach. Also, jsj-mw ivxoixi2Nrori.-ir i 1 Small Piz.r-d Supar Mill, 1 Medium Sized Su,-ar Mid, 1 Kr.Rine. 2 Horse Power, 1 B ilinj I'own Apjiaiatus for Tallow, 17 Susrar Cwdrs, 2 Turbir.e Whee's for rutioing Ceiitrifugals with CO feet Head of water. SECO N D II A N D M A C II I N E R V 1 Small Tubular Boiler, 2 Horse Power, 1 Small Sie-d Mi'.! and Horse Power coni plete. 2 Btilers suitable for tanks. Sawing and Wood Vork EXECUTED TO ORDER, For which the AVorks Live unusual facilities. ja6 .Im ALEXANDER YOUNG, Manager WASHINGTON MARKET, Crr M F.ss It S. IIO R X lllll.T 4w T-TU V iF Dl NN, liutch. is. Nuu.ill Hint, ti... 2111 lu-i' to ,.'. Mrtui 11. Ver,. ie pr. ii,,t tu mi'V llrrl. MmM.h. Vrttl I.mmW. at all hours, on II, e ui ..l te.i. ioi i. Iriins. A Si, .re ( pal- r-.l,Ke So.U'llrd. ur.m crrioAi." rieici-is. The I n,b m gM.-d hereby fi IMli- that from oJ a'ler March lt, 1?; I, lt..y arc pr. p.ud lo Furnish their Customers and the Puilic f rn.-rally ,th the CHOICEST MEATS at O CENTS 'I K I'Ot'.Vf). V. HOHNIMM.T I n ml, 9 ,1m Fresh Butter. Notice. 1, RUM AND AFTER THIS I T K. THE uodersieiitd will furnish a fir.t rts.s ailicie ! I' It ES II BI TTER. with Buttrr-niilk tivrn free In i u.loiiiera, - at 1 1 FT Y Cenlsper' Mund, ilellTerr l a rery Saturday ni' ii'i'i', Hal.-mtliU t Kaiu'h, Wmalua, Oahu. UMI til. AMiJlKWr. j Honolulu, Jan. li, IsTj -J.0 lr A. S. CLECHORN & CO., (iEXlN FOR THE 1 16 ly WA1MFA TANNI IIV, lliwul. WEST MAUI SUOAR ASSOCIATION ! I.AIIAINA. MALI. CI HO ICE SUGARS. CROP OF IH7S. NOW ) romiiiK 111 and for sole by fc24 ly C. IIRF.W I II CO., At-rnts. WAIL UK U PLANTATION! IlfAIUKI', MAUI. I'I'OP OF IK7II lor hale by C. BR KM I II Co., jaO 3in Aei uls, l'IO 11 1 Is Ms , I, A II A 1 1 A CI A MP II ELL A. TURTON. Pr.rlrlraJ J Crop of Sugar ol tuirior qualiiy.now oouilng In amt hnUlllig In II11F rM.D & CO. f lor sale in quantum to suit I y nil If. H IIACKFM. MAKEE PLANTATION. I'LI'TA LA KIIAf MAUI, CROP OF IN7I-M l.'AH MOLASSEN.t oil Mn For Sale by V. Bit KH R , Co , A ri 11U. . , AVAIIi AIMI I'l.A.VrATICIft II. Cornwrll, lrorlrlr. SUGAR AND MOLASM.S l ltOMTIIIH l imitation for ; In lots to f.nt piirehs-is. Apply lu P ill) y lilt,'!, i;. Mi I.KAN, A gout. , KAIIMKIIM FLAM TION SI (MIC J NOW ( IIMIXC IX, Nl) FOR SALE IN LOTS TO M'lT PURCHASERS, BY Honolulu, June 1st, 1ST). A 1 UNCI A AC II I ( K. Ja3 ly ONOMEA PLANTATION,' SUGAR AND MOLASSES CROP I N 7 O romiiiK in, for sale In iii intiiie. 10 milt purchasers, K o7 (Im By WALKER A LI. I.N, Agent. J 1 87 I I ST I .-!S-,'4-.-rLrw II I L O , II . I CU IJA R AND MOLASSES. ('Kill' COMIN.J TT? 111 11 od lor sale Iu quantities to "'t pun bsseis uy ,7 tlm WALKER ALI.k.N, Agenls PRINCE VILLE PLANTATIONS Supnr and .llolitaca Crop INTO, riOMINU IN. FOR SALE IN QUANTlICl I I KS tu suit nurchsMrs. b j. 13m WALK HI K A 1.1. KN, Agenl. FORT ST., FA M I L Y MARKET. 1:. 11. no yd. Choicest Meats from finest I.eriU. poultry, Fish, VrgeUl 4-e., furnished to order. DUFFIN'S MARKET, C. WALLER, KINU STREET. HONOLULU. !'' SOLE AND SAUDI, u ULA iriUlf y Tanned Ooat and Sheep Skins, CONST A NTLV ON HAND AND EORNALKu from the well-known X A l Mil A TA.NXHItY . SOTI.HV.f ' 4 1 By (al ly) A. . CLEOIIORN k CO , Agei.U. iHE Al HONOLULU STEAM BAKERY R. LOVE & BROTHERS, Proprietors, NUUANU hTREfcT. BHILOT. MEDIUM AND XAVV ItREAlLc il aiwajs on haiol aiei main: 10 1,1, o r. Al, ihr. Sixla ami Untlir CiiuUem, JENNY I.IND CAKErt. Ac. l-iiiii im l 4 it ir s. if a 1 I'll ... it.. .I.,.i.l .l,i FAMILY BREAD, made of the Ileal Flour, bakiil daily al alwa) s on hand. ly . N. H.-riROH'y IfRV.Al) OF Tilt. It EST tyUALIT aula ly fcni 1ST OIF 3333.33!) Living Yet, and has been Lmni in ctu! Honolulu the l.iikt Uourti-rn Years I TH K OLD ESTABLISHED IIO.VOMJLIJ SOAS WOIIIiS BY j T W .T PAWT.TTSIR TVTn nnfn nt. nrnr 1 f a V w 4.Sm, V V M A. A V tw f 4 A, I 4m V W -OF- n ALL KINDS OF SOAPS AMI- Buyer of Beef, Mutton and Ooat TalloAVuVi! And nil Itlnda'al Soup Orrssr. clk" Have received tx late arrivals frotn th Unltad Bute Ile, Kurope supplies of the t. Krst 3Iatfrlls in oor Line for Minnfaf tarlr- Mri l-.r-.-r., And Ml eor.tintie to be In receipt of freh supplies by tef aod sailing vetscU, is prepared to give slirfar.tloii to : Denlrrn nnd Cnntomrrn n( hi) KpeclHlU" Who will favor him with their trad. "h'i' .V. Ii.AH Onfrr l-Jt ot IU SL.rr of 31. Mclw-rr-- -Importer snd Denl- r in IVm.is md Shoes, V. K. Curur.r ' T of Fort and Mei, loud Streets, will l thank JjL fully received aod pioinptly f attended to. ,f TH v W.J.RAWLINS. awupl, I'riK linil Soup Ilollrr. H lud-a , j .-") ly y eo, King St.. lioi.olultt U4 ProDerties For Sale or Leasd 1 f-?r THE HOUSE AND I.OT AT THE r.1 1 ii J entraiior i'i i-aii" 1 iu7, i'rui'oy w 1 "cin .. A 1' 'r. 1 i.v ir Kiei, tier, M.eorjr. t'h 1, a Includes a 2 . it jin l ' . The Hoit.e and Lai d f llienalole 3 at North Kona.IIaw" f irinerly irnpied by the late Mr. Daniel Montgomery, AS coniainiiig & acres. AIJ-O , V V The clebrat d SUGAR LAND OF II AK ALA in the Dittnct of lido, Hawaii. ALSO- ft? The T.snd, House, Pasture and Premises .f ACAUKE.! Kona, Hawaii, containing about .00 acres. AIO A Furnished Cottse at Waiklkl Itea h. V ALSO. TO LET The Premt-e at the corner of Fort and Queen Htreets, X bj, ololu, lately ocupied by Mr. J. I'ickford, and suitable jB ("r . oQici s. ahoiif. Air. For particulars ppl tu j327 W. L. 0REE 1 1. MAI Aew eat n dall; D i