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T,. A 7 T,r-r-i niii fi .v rat i. i THE PACiriO (Commercial SUbcrtiscr is pi'ui.ir'i k Kvery .Saturcla lorninir, BY H. L. SHELDON. "! nuil Ulnml S ub.r r ist ions. 'j.OO a Ycur. .;. or ii lonlhb 'rri;ii SubTiplioii, s7.-0 Co I O n I ra r. THE PACiriO (Lommrrrial gibbrriisfr ri'tlLltllCD AT Honolulu, Ilawaiiftii I)Mit. Ilntow or AclvortlMliiK, rof a4 to N o- , U Ml. j "'V-I- II I I I l l..i,. . (I n !v .... til w I 4 i r. 14) u oil It l."r--,i irwf.i fro ;, (hi 4 i. t im a If lit '.'4 IxmiJ IM) ll i T f' 10 I ' x I i.MiiiHi,.i,..,, J v i Mi 1 M 10 i 14 iki la m 4 Ltrl (4 ir rl.rt 4 i U 10 fiu 1 IO If tM ,1 M gjtrtf Co'amrt o 10 00 14 to II W SO 00 0 00 Third Ooluaa I Do It 0U l (k f j ( f gn M XI HaU Own II M ltd N M M IK 4 CM tl 00 bole CoJaaio II IM M J U i It Uu luu K IM II Tf u?rr.i:. sn T.r.r- ..r stc-n T rar ! tri nnr prt "f mTl.4 14 .V) ff i,!i:l:n. !,;'( tl.ud-, Ijj HlW4.tt:i " ilj. 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HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, MAY (, 1S7G. WHOLE NO. 1011. O wrr ro, why dt Ihoa wrlh o b')ti, VaMinj ihT-:f io l-brth'J emtay? "The pal of the win I nijr lifrr uplift, Ar4 ltl ijh mj i'rj I fl the aunlight flftj Atul all my Cbrr, in a quick consul H --ir to fllJ hnr heaT'nwanl bent. I feel ..Itof f the far-ctf .. And alt iina $ rawing; blend hir life -' me t " hen u."1 and T.(tirn M me look, there tthw wj veto a hfc i.t of I Be roae. inlslfT 1 Then let me jrow, until I touch the iky, Aa(lrt toe (tow and'frrow rutil I die !"' So, every year, the aveet rose abootelb hij'jt A oil aralea the roof nm its wing of Ore, 1 And prick the air, in lovely diaconteot, ff With thorn that question still of in inltfiftJJJ But when it reachel lh xoof-tree. eiT jW, Nor ever farther up ila bloaaoroa flacr. I 0 wayward rose, why hail thou ceased 1 dh ? Ila.t tlroa trg'.t the ardor of thy prime'i mO hearken I" thus the rose-spray, listening, " With what weird roosic sweet these full hearts ring ! " What mazy ripples of deep, eddying sound. Rite, touch the roof-tree eld, and drift around, " Bearing aloft the burden magical Of joys and griefs fwm human hearts that fall ! Greco stein arid ir, flush 'd circle I will lay Along the roof, and listen here alway; For rose and tree, and every leafy growth That toward the sky unfolds with spiry Mow lb, " No purpose hath save IhiJ. to breathe a grace O'er men, and in men's hearts t- seek a place. " Therelore, l poet, tacu who gav'st to me The homage r.f thy humble sympathy, " Mo longer vrt thy verse in rose-leaves frail : 1 et the heart's voica load througli thy pwan wail !n Lo, at my feet th. wind of autumn throws A hundred turbu.eot blossoms of the rose, Full of the voices of the sea and grove And air, sod full of hidden, murmured lore. And warm with paavion through the rose-tree sent; Dew-drenched with tears; all la one wild guh spent ! CP. I.ATlTBOr. s VARIETY. Moving for a new trial Courting a Bccond wife. A Mere Matter of Form. Cutting a dress. Coupons attached to Hie bonds of matrimony Babica. Tbe woman who was 44 filled with emotion " hadn't room for her dinner. It is 8 apposed that a man who left' the houe was not able to take it with him. A Dangerovs Character. A man who takes life cheerfully. Card-players may know a good deal, and then not be very wise. It is always difficult for a doctor to keep his temjer when he lores his patients. All's well that dividend well, id a new version of an old saying. Cod first self last all the rest will come in the right order. Why, madam.'' said a boarder the other niorn injr, a be tugged at a bit of meat, "do I resemble John Itftdgers?' Fhe gave it up. 4 Because. Ina' am, I am a. martyr at tbe steak." : '' ' You say," eaid a judge to a witness, 44 that the plaintiff resorted to an ingenious use of cir cumstantial evidence ; state juet exactly what you mean by that." 44 Well, said the witoees, my exact meaning is that he lied." 44 Why don't we go to the Centennial?' says Miss McFIimsey to an inquiring friend. Simply because it is as much as we can do to stay here, my dear !" Oh, times, why thy hardness ! Where is Reciprocity ? A Chicago paper politely remarks that it has 44 another flagrant fiction impaled upon the fork of fact," and recommends it to editors as much more gentlemanly than the rough words, 44 an other lie nailed." Everything is Centennial, red, white and blue, or Star-spangled Bamx-r. 4 Ma-ia." ncreams Flora McFIimsey, "hand me down that Centennial pink ilk of mine that with tbe Revolutionary bias cut on the John Qnincy Ad:iru ruffle." Very High Time. When jou see a man on a moonlight niht trying to convince his eliadow that it is improper to follow a gentleman, you may beaure it is high time for him to join a tern' peranee society. The way for a vman to truly succeed Is to do what he thinks heal worth his doing, iq the way he think it ought to be done. Let him never step aside from his path, either for profit or praise, ana he will have all the success that is possible to him, and ail that is worth having.. , - A Clergyman, observing a poor man by the roadside, breaking stones, and kneeling, to get at hid work better, made, tbe remark. ; 44 Ab, John,' 1 wish I could break tbe stony hearts of my hearers as easily as you are breaking these tones." 44 Perhaps, master, you do not work on your knees," was the reply. IIialtii' and Money. There is this difference between those two temporal blessings, health and money ; money is the most envied, but tbe least enjoyed ; health is the most enjoyed, but the least envied; and this superiority of the latter is still more obvious when we reflect that, tbe poorest man would not part with health for money, but that the richest would gladly part with all his money for health. - A Danbury couple have a nice little daughter of some five Summers. A lady visitor lately ob served to the mother, 44 What a pretty child you have! She must be a great comfort to you." "She is indeed," 6aid the fond mother. 44 When I'm mad at John, 1 don't have to speak to him; she calls him to his meaN, and tells him to get op the coal, and other thing that I war.t. Sue'e real handy." An Innocent Dor. The other day a Dctroiter who has a good record of army service took down bis revolver to shoot a cat which had been bang ing around the house.- After looking at him while he fired six shots the cat walked away." While he was loading up for more destruction the shooter's email boy inquired : . 44 Father, did you ever kill any one while you were in the armyt" ' - ' 44 1 euppose bo, my eon.' After a Ion z pause the boy continued : j 44 Then you must have got near enough to hit j 'em with an ax. aiun t you i ; It was then discovered to be about echool time. Detroit Free Press. - A good many stories of etammerere are told, but none of recent date better than the following of Piatt Evand, of Cincinnati. It was one of his pleasures to teach his friends how to purchase tender geeee, though he could not always get them in the market. One morning he saw a lot, and inquired how many there were. " About a dozen," waa the reply. " VV-w-well," said Piatt, I k-t-Tceep a b-boarding-house, and myb-b-bardera are the biggest o-eatera you ever s-s-saw. P-p-pick out n-nine of the t-toughest you've g-g-got." ' The farmer complied, and laid aside the other three tender ones. Piatt picked them up carefully, and putting them in bia basket, eaid, i b-b-believe I'll tr.ke these three." DILLINGHAM & CO., M PORTERS AM) I)EaLER5 1 IlAKD WARK, Cutlery, Dry Good. Paiot and Oils, and General : Merchandise. ap'2V No. i5 King Street, lluuolulu. ly HYMAN BROTHERS, IMPORTERS. U'HObKS ALE A'K RETAIL. DKA1.KR3 IN Dry Goods, Clothinfr, f urni'l.hijf Qoodi, Lalies' anl Oent.' llooti aid nfuw-s rankee aoticmt, 4-c, c. Capt Snnw'g Buildiog. -. -i) Merchant Pt. Honolulu. ap23 ly . IRA RICHARDSON, M PORTER 'AND DEALER IX BOOTS. i . ahoea. me uiotnin?, r urnining uooa. P-rfum-rv. kc. etiA Fort nd Merchant St. api21y Honolulu, II. I. WILDER & CO., SUCCESSORS TO OOWSETT At CO. Corner Fort and Qaeen Sti. Dealers In Lumber. Paintt. Oil, Nails, ?alt, and Building apS Material, of every kind. ly THEO. H. DAVIES, (Late J anion, Green & Co.) VMPOKTER AND COMMISSION MER- 1 CHANT, agist roa Lloyds' and the Liverpool Underwriters. Northern Aiurane- Company, and ltrilisn ana soreign murine iu.ur.u Comnan v. mlS Fire Proof Bdildioiri. Kaahumanu and Queen Sts. ly C. H. DICKEY, A TTORXEV AT LAW, ASD Agent to receive arknowleilgements of Lhhor Contracts for the li9trict of Makawao. XT Will practice on Maul only. Blank Labor Contracts, approved form, aud Stamped Paper constantly on hand. CT Residence, Haiku, Maui. 12 CASTLE & COOKE, IMPORTERS AM) DEALERS IN GEN tKAL MKKCUANDISK, SHIPPISa AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS fel9 No. 80 King Street, Honolulu, 11. 1. ly BOLLES & CO., SHIP CHANDLERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. -- - Importers and Dealers In General Merchandise, Queen Street Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. -Agents lor the Kaunakakai, Maunalua and Kakaako Salt fe!9 Works. ly E. G. HITCHCOCK, . TTORXEV AT LAW, HILO, HAWAII. ! , fe!9 ly ' Bills promptly collected. CECIL BROWN, A TTORXEV AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. A. NOTARY PLBL1U nt geni tor taking Ackuowicug- menu of Instruments for the Island of Oahu. Nq. 8 Kaahumanu Street, uouoiuiu, n. i fe!2 ly C. S. BARTOW, CCTIONEER. SALESROOM ON QUEEN A fe5 Street, foot of Kaahumanu. F. A. SCHAEFER & CO., MPOIITEKS AND COMMISSION MER. CM AN Tri Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. ja29 ly EDWARD T. O'HALLORAW, a TTORXEV AND SOLICITOR. IS A U- J. THURIZKD to lend from $200 to $10,000 on Mortgage of Freeholds, at lowest rates of Interest. XT Agents In London, and in all parts of Australia. , . , , OFFICK on Fort Street, (opposite Mr. Ira Richar.lson s Store) Honolulu JaS RICHARD F. BICKERTON, At Judge Joues' Office, Merchant St. ILLS AND DEBTS COLLECTED, LE- i Document orawn, vopyinK, Mortgages, Sales and Leases of Houses and Lands negotiated, and General Com- de26 -missirms carviuiry execuieu. 13m F. HORN. rIONPECTIONEK., iiuin-ij i n. Am, m a. K. Williams. Honolulu. dei mm rr w7i w wa W. G. IRWIN & Co., c OMMISSION MKRt'HANTS. - l'LATATtUJl usi. i.-vr. .... Honolulu, 11. I. ly nol3 BROWN & C0.,7. M POUTERS AND DEALERS IN AL.ES WIN AND SPIRIT?, AT W110LK3ALK. 9 Slerchant Street, n6 lyl Honolulu, II. I THOS. G. THRUM,- STATIONER. N E W S DEAL E R AM) BOOK BINDKR, Merchant Street, Honolulu, II. I. o9 ly H. HACKFELD & Co. ENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. G o ly A f. CLSGHORS. JXO. P. SMITBIES. A. S. OLEGHORN k Co., IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Ceneral Merchandise, Corner Queen and Kaahumanu Sts., o9 ly Nuuano St., and Corner Fort and notel Bts. H. E. McINTYRE & BROTHER, ROCERV. FEED STORE AND BAKER V, G Corner of King ana ion cireeis. o9 ly Honolulu. II. I. CHULAN & CO., IM P O R T E R S OF AND DEALERS IN CHINA GOODS Of aU descriptions, and in all kinds ol Dry Good.. Also, con stantly on hand, a superior quality of Hawaiian Kice. 0j Nuuanu Street, Honolulu. ly " W. F. ALLEN, KAWAIUAK HAWAII, 't -C-fATILL CONTINUE THE GENERAL V MERCHANDISE and SHIPPING BLS1N55S a the above port, where he is prepare.! io lurnisn ukj.iuj m brated Kawaihae Potatoes, and suoh other recruits as are reouired bv whale ships, at the shortest notice and on the 3 7easonab"eUrm,. (m2S ly) F1RKW00D ON HAND LEWEES & DICKSON, 0Ea EA I, ERS IN LUMBER AND BUILDING Materials. Fort Street. 17 THOS. G. THRUM, NCR AVER ON GOLD. SILVER. BRASS. Mid IVORY, &e., e IN PLANTATION. 991 ly Business and Name Plates. M. McINERNY, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CLOTH ING, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cap, Jewelry. Perfumery, Pocket Cutlery, and every description of Gt.-nt's Superior Furnishing Goods. T Benkert's Fine Calf Dress Boots, always on hand. N. K. Cormsr op Fort ind Mkrcbast Stbkkts. j15 ly CHUNG FAA, TaEALER IN ALL KINDS OK GENTS CLO mJ thing, hat.. liooTd ani .hoes,v., also Ladies T a-"- ". .. ''luiu H. I. BISHOP & CO., BANKERS, O N O L U L U. II A AV A 1 1 A N I SL A N DS. DRAW KXCHANtiK OX II THE BAMv OF f ALIFORM I, St 1 BAfIsC0, AXI THKIR il.KNTS IS New York, Boston, Pari. A ucklnml, THE ORIENTAL BAXK (0KP0RATI0. L0M)0, KSV THCIR BRANCniW IM lUagbong, Sydney, and Melbourne, And Transact a General Banking Business. ap22 ly 1USUU5S dsris. ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & CO., IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MER CUANTS, Corner of Fort and Merchant Street. tclS ly S. MAGNIN, VTO. 54 r-rl Srrrl, Odd Fellow's Hall. General Merchandise, Fancy Dry Oood3, Gentlemen's Furnishing Good, Clothing. Biot. Shoes, I!at,Cp, Sc., Ac. ft23 ly A. W. PEIRCE & CO., (S'ircrssors to C. L. Ulrharda it Co.) SHIP CHANDLERS AND GENERALC0M MISSI0N MERCHANT. Honolulu, Hawaiian island, (jalily) E. P. ADAMS, AUCTIONEER AND COM MISSION M E R C HAN'T. Queen Street, Honolulu, II. I. Jala ly J. PORTER GREEN, A TTORXEV AND COUNSELOR ATLAV. OFFICE, next door to Dr. It. StangenwalU, .-wercnani ei. fe!2 iy B. B. FRIKL. LAISU. TTDTTT Jf, T A TXTT X JAiX-UU Ub uailtilj GROCERS AND PROVISION DEALERS, Family Grocery and Feed Store, 52 Fort Street, Honolulu. "25 ly AFONG & ACHUCK, IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealer In General Merchandie Fire-proof Store, Nuus- nu Streets. 8. C. ALLRS. ja ly u. r. aoBissON. ALLEN & ROBINSON, AT ROBINSON'S WHARF. DEALERS IN IX'MBKK and all kinds of BLILUINU MATERIALS, Paints, Oils, Nails, Ac, tc. ACE5TS FOB SCI100NKK3 PACAIII, ACTIVE, MARY ELLEN, F. QUEEN, UILAMA. Je4) Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. (ly E. 0. HALL & SON, ITERS A ND DEALERS IN HARD- WiKK, Dry Goods, Paints, Oils, aad General Merchandise. no20 Corner Fort and King fcts. ly M. PHILLIPS & Co., IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL ers in Clothing. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Men's Furnishing and Fancy Goods. (no20 ly) No. 11 Kaahumanu St. Honolulu. M. S. GRINBAUM & CO., M PORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL ers in Fashionable Clothinir. Hat. Caps, Boots and Shoes. and every variety of Gentlemen's Superior Furnishing Goods Store formerly occupied by W. A. Aldrich, Makee's no 20 Block, Queen Street. ly C. R. MOFFITT, M. D. BURGEON, LATE U. S. A. nr,6 ly Olllce in Wailuku, Maui. C. BREWER & CO., riOM MISSION AND SHIPPING MER CHANTS. (se4 ly) Hawaiian Islands. Honolulu, Oahu, JOHN THOS. WATERHOUSE, t IMPORTER AM) DliAl.KK 19 UtiAhKAIi i MKRCH AN DISK, j se4 Queen Street, Honolulu. ly j M PORTER AND DEALER IN GENERAL i ALiEjXi J. UAttX Wttlliill. ! sfiOMMISSION MERCHANT AND GEN- ! KltAL, Sllll'flU Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands au7 ly P. T. LENEHAW & CO., IMPORTERS Ai COMMISSION AGENTS. M. W holesale Dealers in Ueueral Mercnanuise. yy Queen St., next to the Office of J. I. Dowsett, Lsq. ly D. N. FLITNER, CONTINUES HISOLD BUSINESS IN THE i Fire-proor building, Kaahumanu Street, j Chronometers rated by observations of the un and stars, ' with a transit instrument accurately adjusted to the meridian of Honolulu. Particularattentionctvento tine watch repairing. Sextant and quadrant glasses silvered and adjusted. Charts and nautical instruments constantly on 999 hand and for sale. ly gttrbaniral. J. II. W1CKE, OaToiiiot Mnltor, Ol King Strert. 01 Bctweeu Fort and Bithtl Streets. Furniture of all descriptions made and repaired at reason able rates. Good workmanship guaranteed. ap2U y C. SECELKEN & Co7 " NO. 5 NCUANU STREET, Dealers in Stoves and Ranges-, Tin, Sheet Iron 4. opperwre ! t Kki.p Cossiastlt os IIasd A FULL ASSORTMENT OF TINWARE? Galvanized Iron and Lead Pipe, India Hnbber Hose, &r., if. ap24 ly THOMAS LACK, (SUCCESSOR TO JOUS SKILL ) NO. 40 t ORT STREET, will attend to all orders in the lock, Gi'.Jb cgxeb.il SF.P.4IBLIXE j lie win give special attention to cleaning, repairing and reg ulating Sewing Machines, and all other kinds of Light Machinery and Metal Work of erery description, BlnckmithiK, Ac ALSO. ON n AND AND FOR SALE CHEAP, A Variety of Sewing" Machines, Gnns, PIstoU, Shot, Ammunition, MACHINE OIL, NEEDLES, &c, Ac. Sewinpr Machine Tuckers, Binders, and all other extra and j duplicate parts of Machines supplied on short notice XT Best Machine Twist. X COLE AGENT IS THIS KINGDOM TOR The Celebrated Florence Sewing Machines. ' au" ly erage ! H. C.R1 J. H. BRI SS. J. H. BRUMS & CO., BEG LEA VETO NOTIFV THE PUBLIC that they have pan-ha-?d the entire in trade of ! the Ute James L. Lewis, and that they will continue to carry on the Business of ; i Coopering and Gauging, i At No. 22 Fort Street. j Where they icill be found Prepared to Execute ail i Onhrs in thfir line. I Casks, Kerosene Oil Containers j FOR TALLOW, Etc., Etc., ALWAYS ON HAND. j Honolulu, June 12, 1S75. 994 ly WM. WEIGHT, SHIP & GENERAL BLACKSMITH ! Shop oh Juti Wharf, Next to Captain Oat's Sail-Loft. Honolulu, H. I. i CARRIAGE REPAIRING All kinds of Blacksmith Work For Ship or, Shore on reasonable terms and with dispatch. CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE X3 23ST 33Ln iriONS Nuts, Washers, 4c, f-'26 At the Lowest Market Rate. ly WM. JOHNSON, Mrrraavl Tailor. Kaahumanu St., II I.. "j'pite Gifrev Rh.-de. W. FISCHER, CABINET MAKER. HOTEL STREET, next door to ttrehr's Drug Store. Fnmltorr riu and Repaired at Rfaonale Kate. Billiard Tallies Repaired and Altered. Pianots moved, tc XT Orders frtn the other Islands will be promptly at tended to. ap2J ly CARPENTER AND JOINER. SET WORK DONE PROM PTLV. J3. Shop on Fort t?'.rt, Eplannle, oi'p-wite Hopper's Barrel Factory. ap9 6m Manufacturing Jeweler. NOTICE. riMIE UNDERSIGNED. FORMERLY WITH JL Mr. Eckart, begs to inform citizens of Honolulu and the public generally, that he has taken the store on Fort Street, opposite Odd Fellotrs Hall, (formerly occupied by Thos. Tan natt,) where hi will give special attention to the manufacturing and repairing of all kinds of Jewelry. Particular attention given to Shell and Kukui Work. XT W'ill gunrantre satisfaction in all his work. .Tl Honolulu, Nov. 27th, I 75- (noJ7) WM. M. WKNNER. 2 - , g S J ?7s -5 -5 W 2 on " ITl s I- s-S Ml 8) a 5.5 1 a 55 tti sr to - 2. s 5 P3 :n? lj c CD S 3 3 eS P3 n fie.-: Mi 4 o ft 7 jr J. M. OAT & Co., Sailmakers. OLD C1STOM HOCSE, FIKK-PROOF BUILDING. On the Wharf, Foot of Nuuanu Street, Hono lulu, 11. I. Sails made in the Best Stvle and Fitted with Galvanized Clue and Thimbles. i'laKs of all drscriptlons mode aud rrpalrtd. Thankful for past patronajte, we are prepared to execute all orders in our line, with dispatch ami in a satisfactory manner. mh4 ly J. T. GHAYTER, SHIP & GENERAL BLACKSMITHI N G Shop next to tbe Custom House. Ship Work made a Specialty, Having every appliance tor doing uch work. A klnda af BlacUnmlihloJS. cither from snip or snore. will be promptly executed, and on the most reasonable terms. ja22 HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO. STEAM ENGINES, SUGAR Mills, Boilers, Coolers, Iroo, Bras and Lead Castings. Machinery of Every Description made TO ORDER. rarticidar Attention paid io Ship's Blacksmilhing. XT Job Work executed on the shortest botice. au7 ly ll l8f I ill.u anil "If i nj3iv 1 1 n ajniaiiinasK j oi pcwudijd sj joqijjsqtis sqi '.flippy '0 '3 sit'I aqi A"q uopuo'j moj; paiapjo H301S ! anx aasviioana o.viatii ' 'B100.VIS SXIJ3I pxxv l.TO.T AO WXKVOCt 'ddlUX H 'd WICH1KL LRWIS. P. J. BROWS LEWIS & BROWN, GENERAL BLACKSMITHS, f King Street, near Bethel, Honolulu. PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO Horse-Shoeing & Carriage Work 99S P. D ALTON, Saddle and Harness linker, KIXG STREET, HONOLULU. . Harness, Saddle & Shoe Leath-1 er, Constantly on Hand. Orders from the other Islamls promptly attended to. au" ly C. WEST, on and Carriage Bailder, 71 and 76 King St., Honolulu. (ja-J ly) Island orders promptly executed. C. E. WILLIAMS, j Manufacturer, Importer and Dealer in FTjnixriTUiTtE: fft OF EVE Si Furniture Ware Roon ' 1 the old stand. Hotel sti CRY DESCRIPTION. Room on Fort street ; Workshop at street, near rort. N. B. Order from the other islands promptly attended to. aulas ly I lu Barrel, II f. Barrel Kilts. iS. PILOT BREAD MEDIHI BREAD, ORECON AND CALA. LIME. II. HACKFELD JL CO. FOR SALE BY spl5 3m Russian Caviar and Roedreu Champagne, tf AT THE HOI EL, t"lCt'"S.TO Tn(? 1 h 2 O I c HI O 1 if IS HI 0 - o tt e m r I S hj mm U SALE ML I01V BELLIBS Snsaranrr (Tarrs. ! NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE j INSURANCE CO.. OF LONDON A.D EDIXBI RflH. ; FSTABLISUED, 1S09 ! capital xt.ooo.ooo j A ream salnlrd a nd Invested Fssd. 2,838,118 fIMi?::.l-!VDKRSIGXE' II AVE BEEN AP I POINTED AGENTS lor the Sandwich Island, and ire authorised to Insure aeainst Fire upon favorable term. Risk, taken in any part of the Islands on Wooden Boildlni-s, sad Merchandise stored therein. Dwelling Houses and Furni ture, Timber, Cuals, Ships in harbor with or without cargoes under repair. p3 lj ED. U JFFsCHLAKGKB A CO. SA1YFL G.WILDER, Agent for the Hawaiian Islands, OF THE MlUll LIFE IMIWE lOMPIW OF NEW Y( RK, Largest. Safest, and Most Economical Life Ins., Co. IN THE WORLD ! Asscts,(is)$SO,000,000 axjT cash ! Now is a Good Time to Insure. AO.VE BIT FIRST-CLASS RISKS TiKCY W OFFICE WITH WILDER V Co. ' THE New England Mutual Life Ins. Co. OF BOSTOX, MASS. lucorpoi-ftto d. 1 O O O . The Oldest Purely Mutual Life Insurance Co., in the United States. Policies issned on the most favorable terms. EXAMPLE OF XOX-FORFEITIRE PLAIf, Inaured Ae, 35 Vrnra Ordinary Life Plaa One Annual premium continues Policy 2 years 3 day Two Annual premium continues Policy 4 years 12 days Three Annual preminm continues Policy 6 years 87 day Four Annual premium continue Policy 8 years 46 days Five Annual premium continues Policy 10 year 68 days Assets, $13,500,000 I LoNxrs I'n id IbroMgh Hanolul 4 9,000 ! u Agrary CASTLE Si COOKE, AGENTS J02 FOR TnE HAW'N ISLANDS. Jj F. A. SCHAEFER. A CENT Bremen Board of Underwriters. -Ageut Dresden Board of Underwriter), Agent Vienna Board of Underwriter. Claims against Insurance Companies within the Jurisdiction or the above Board of Underwriters, will have to be certified to by the Agent to make them valid. jalSly THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN MARINE INSURANCE COMP'Y, (LIMITED,) ACCEPTS RISKS AT THE LOWEST RATES. The clauses in the Policies of this Comnan sr. specially advantageous. TIHCO. il. DAVIES, Agent. THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMP'Y Issues Fire and Life Polities ON THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS. ALL Claims lor Losses settled with promptitude. D02 lJ THEO. U. DAVIES, Agent. BOSTON BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS. FMIE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS OP THE JL Boston Board of Underwriter, notifv Masters of vHi. and other that all bills for Repair on Vessels, and all bills for General Average purposes, must be approved by tbe Agent of the Boston Underwriters, who must also be represented on 11 survey, or such bill will not be allowed. " ly C. BREWER CO., AgenU. CALIFORNIA INSURANCE COMPANY. 1'HE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS OF THE & above Company, have been authorized to insure rilk tn Cargo, Freight and Treasure, from Honolulu to all ports of the world, and vice versa. pO ly II. HACKFKLD A Co. TRANSATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. ot ilamimrir. Capital, One Million Prussian Thalers. WIIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN JL appointed AgenU of the above Company are now rsady to Issne Polities against Bisks of Fire, BalMlarg, Merchandise) and Fnrnitare, on term equal to those of other respectable companies. Losses paid for and adjusted here. For particular apply to Ql6 tf II. nACKFELD A CO., Agent. IIA-1RIJRGII.BREMEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. 'MIE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN JL Appointed Agent of the above Company, ars prepared to insure risk againit Fire on Stone and Brick Buildings and on Merchandise stored therein, on most favorable term. For particulars apply at the office of o8 ly P.. A. SCHAEFF-R CO. UNION INSURANCE COMP'Y OF SAN FRANCISCQ, 2VT. 3FL I InJ 33 , IXCORPOBATED, 1845 CASTLE & COOKE, Agents o2 ly FOR THK HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. CHELSEA LAUNDRY HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BECO' Proprietor of this Pirst-Class Establishment, I now prepared to execute all orders in his Hne with neat ness and dispatch. He would also say that he Las secured the service of the former employee of the Laundry, which will be an additional guaranty that The Work will be Thoroughly Done ! And no effort on his part will be spared to bring tbe Laucdry in favor with the public generally. XT Term moderate. j8 JAMES RKNTQ.V. TEE PAPYIiO GRAPH ! '14IIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE RECEIVED 1 the agency of the above New and Valaable imm Trnti.u, Printing from paper manuscript which is now recognized as one of the most useful Inventions of the age. It U useful for merchants, lawyer, school master, clerks, Ac., to all who require to multiply manuscripts. Specimens can be seen at the office of tbe undersigned. For sale at reasonable rates. feS F. T. LENEHAN CO. CHAS. T. CULICK, NOTARY PUBLIC, AND AGENT TO TARE ACK.OWLhDGEMEXTS FOB IiABO XI. sell, ly Interior Office. Honolulu. l'n.VniCt i-ipo Button, Cigarette Paper, ..ii H.,,1 0 IT f HAWAIIAN SOAP XVORKS K K V & CO . , Manufacturers and Dealers IN ALL KINDS OF SOAPS ! Leleo, Kiuc Street, Honolulu. BeeC Mutton and Goat Tallow Wanted ! Orders Left at r Richards4 Ilssl aad Sisre will tsseet with srsatsi P14 Alleadaare. ly Si ed !) Joq3 uo p4iddn f uddU0 JT Aiaa q!UJnj o rJJj,I si pus 'whjw Jlnoj puannij iqvaT snoiporamoa pas ivxi s p.i. nu jot-ii.luJd u t ( riJJOiM!JtJ4tno.ta.i) quiw! 'sispunn sij 'XtpijJ iaA-ip.jnux pus p..nx-Jixa uxm o pju.iiunj --a 'iiwasA 'iiino,! 'mij siarr Afc XKAKl MUX IVOMJ SXVUIV MaiOIIsJ UOXaiVJOKd 'UAIIXM WAILUKU PLANTATION J WAILUKU. MAUI. For Sale by fe5 ass C R O I OF 18 7 :$ C. URKWFR A Co., Areuts. IIOAOMJMJ SO A I WOK lis ! Xa o 1 o o . WJ. RAWLINS. MANUFACTURER a OP AL L KINDS OF SOAPS! .,n1 Boyrot D'. Mutton and Goat Tallow, and all )) kintls of Sosp Grease. (lr KAUIMKLLM PLANTATION SUCUR XGW COMING IN, FOR SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASER", BY r. ? i t . . .... AFONO A ACIIl'CIL Monoluln, June 1st, 1874. j, i. A. S. CLECHORN & CO., . OE.XTS FOR THE Ja ly WAIMFA TANNKRY, Hawaii. PIONEER .1111,1,, I.AIIAI A. C CAMPBELL. . TCRTOV, Pr.arlel.rs. J Crop of Bufar of superior quality, now com ins la aud for sale In quantities to tult by 1 J II. HACKFKLD k CO. WAIIiAPU PLAN TATIO:V ! II. Cw.n. i. , r m wa a CUOAR AND MOLASSES FROM THIS rr i iBuiaiioD lor sale in lot to Suit turehaeri. A diiI to o9 ly geo. c. Mclean. Agent. ULUl'ALAKUA, HAUL CR9T K 1875-SUCAR At MOLASSES, o 1 For Bale by C. BHKWKK 4- Co., AgenU. , METROPOLITAN MARKET, O. WALL Ell, Pure Bred Aylesbury Dock. Home Fed Turkey. KINO STREET. HONOLULU. ca jy WASHINGTON MEAT MARKET! G . W A L L E R , PROPRIETOR. nccanc street. o9 ly uniUnT TTT TT HTTC A HT TTI A irr T-ej. , ilvXM O J-iU JLiU O 1 LAM DAKE1Y ! 11. LOVE & BROTHERS, Proprietors, NCUANU 8TRKLT. PILOT, MEDIUM AND NAVV BREAD, alway on hand and made to order. rltoo, Mater, So1a and Butter Crackers, JENNY LIND CAKEd. Ac. SHIP BREAD KEBAKED on the thortest notice. FAMILY BRJlAD, made of the Best Flour, baked daily and alway on hand. If. B.BROWX BREAD OF THE BEST QUALITY o2 ly J. MOAN AULI Offer For Sale Beef, M niton. Veal, Salmon At Fish. at tba F18U MARKET STALLS, Nos. 1. 19,20,21. at tl.s Low eat Market Kates. Pleae give me a call. W19 ly SOLE AND SADDLE LEATHER, Tanned ooat and Sheep Skins, CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR SALE, from tbe well-known WAI.VEA TANNERY C, NOTLEY, By (p81y) A. B. CLEGHORN A CO., Agents. THE HAWAIIAN HOTEL! MIK PROPRIETOR WILL SPARE NO W pain to make this EXJJ3G-A.UT XX O T 13 X First-Class ,n Every Particular ! RQQ3J CAf BE HAD BY THE MGIIT OB HEER t with or without hoard. II ALL AND LARGE ROOMS TO LET FOR PUBLIC MEETINQS. OK 80CIETIU. ly so,ooo SHOOKS ! FOR SALE LOW BY Tl 3m C. BREWER & CO. etc., etc .. . . u. 16 MERCHANT ST 3 ortign Sjtrtistritnls. J. MARTIAL DUYS KID S Iv I 3ST S ! 411 NACKAMENTO KTRCKT. oom No. 10, ) Franclson. nk tl In THE GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL ! J0. U. DtaikK I (0., rrssrlrtsr. THE IIOl SE ( OVF.RH ONE I.NTIRK llluik, hsiiiij friMilac -Hiih east end w.,t ( over TlO ('t. It is aJmlralil luratrd I l rn. venlenrs (d ruesiit t Iboruuchlf built In Iks brat i'l? maimer, with alt nodrri Improvemsnts. Liff Baor, irntn basement to roof. Is andetlaid Wllh tuur lix b id eemetit, whirh. wad oib.r '- urd., rmdrrs II pnMNlrstlj f I K I: I KiHir. T Tl KNTILsTION la if ri, sod Ills be Is beins: rvAtted with lbs sddilMHi of new and eK-fanl furtiliurs reowrvd. The servk., tahle, aad Mbif eti)WMMlstlwiS f-r4f 1h same I all fuwrts) ill b snalnlalned lull np Is th high tlandard of thnr prrderr,, and eaual Is toM In tin or any older country i but lb lroprtir bare aeriiird In men ihs Just pr latious uf lbs ullic In ihrss lai-s of flnanrlal j, presaitn by graduailng ics at frosa 1 1 00 In $t 60 per dr, srrordliif lu the turaliuo id th runcus sompled. Chlcsto, 111 , Fibitt. ry, 1176. ml. 1 1 I1MDIA RICH 1YIILL, COBNFR OF MISSION Jk I UI.MOXT STS., SIS I IUM ls0, ( AL, rMIE IXI1IA HICK MILL HAVING 1 NTFU. 1 lioN K Material laiprovtment. Is bow In t'erfeet t'otidl lioo for the muni; mi dhessiag of i'.idiii AKD UNCLEANCD RICE! In the Bi romibU Msnwer. Tt pries for III' I.LI NO AND IRKINa PADDY ha been Rrslarrsl fO l'i r Cral. Counicnmonl mi rf PADDY AND HULLED RICE ! TH Receive Protnpt and Careful Attention. WM. M. GHKKN WOOD, General Commiasioa MerohMit and PrrU'tor of India IIU Mill. 3t am A. P. EVERETT. Forwarding L Commission Merchant 40a FRONT TREET, CORNIR CLAV, MAN FRANCISCO. Particular aUsnlloa paid ts CouslgnaisaU of Island I'ltudae (I ly Wm. CobsiTT, aa Franelao. Dosiin M.riiir, stb Mar'i.asf, ortland, O. CORBITT & MACLEAY, Importers, Wholesale (.rocrrs nud CoiiimUftloii tlcrclianta. Shippers and Dealers of Oregon Produce AX "K'-'t OlBr lot California afreet. PORTLAND. OREGON I 13 and 16 Front, and IO. IS First Ki. I mm mmmm mm , W. C. Kaliton, Esq , Bank f California Fan F Cha. drRo, A.i. President V. F. A l.hu(ar Co. a r asrsassrs i ranelsnu rancUt'S Messrs. Cross A Co....... Man Francises Messrs. Ladd A Tllton, Banker ..Portland, Oregon Hank of British Columbia, .Portland, Oregon v Messrs. L. GoklsaUh A Co CnrtlaBd, Oreson Corbitt, Palling At Co.. ........ .... Portland, Oregon Messrs ill.aop At Co., Bankers..... . ..... ..... ....Ilonolala ConslKnusenlaor Island Prodaro Helled. W8 ly WILLIAMS, BLANCIIARD & CO., Shipping & Commission Merchant, nih2 tf N FKAHCIbCO. TERRIBLE TEMPTATION, A Fino Cut Chowing Tobacco ! FOR SALE Jail AT THE OLD COKNEH. J. NOTT & CO., XJrAnslorM, in. copper, zc and -iieet iron Are prepared to do any and alt kind of work Id Hi if tins. COPPER WORK t all eerlila nnaae la Or4er. WATER PIPES. GALVANIZED ANO LEAD, Laid on or repaired. G UTTERS AND POUTf4, and all kind of Tin Work on Building done oa Short Nolle. IN STOCK A FULL ASSORTMENT of MATERIALS In the above tine, which they 0FFF.R AT LOWWT TRICKS together with a One assortment of Cooking Stoves, Ship's Cabin Stoves, &c, be, &c. REPAIRING PIIO.MPTLV ATTENDED TO SMALL FAVORS THANKFULLY HECEIVCD AT noM NO. O KAAHUMANU STREET. to ooi, c;kou i:i:s. S2 THK I' NDEU SIGNED CONTINUE to buy Wools at good prices. Wool roailng Is snark.t thl Fprlng particularly dralrsd to aalit freight. C. BRKWKR A- CO. 9t a THE ItlDGi: HOUSE ! KKALAKKKUA HA Y HA WAIJ. THK HAWAIIAN ISLAND ARK anted Uis world over tit their nnrivaled aalalirily uf climate. Certain localities In the group are ee. ially famred In thl way. The I 'mirk of Hons, on ,ji i the Ireward aide of Hawaii, ha king liten tamed as a plans nf resort for Invaitil with brunchltal, or lung disease. H Uh In par and mild atmo,phere, with It absolute freed nrn front stores or high winds, with li poroas soil whkh, with all lu rich vegetation, retains no daSBpnesa and yield no malaria, and with an unvarying temperature that of th American or Southern F-uropean Jane ALL THK VKAR Rot Mi, the climate of Kona I one of I he healthiest and noil laxarlou on the globs. The nndersfgnsd, at tils ho at Kaawatna.a hns an, quaked In the district for oe, oienbnnrss, oommodlosnss, aod thoroughness of furnishing. Is prepared to give boarders excellent room ana ail obtainable comfort In the way of diet. I1ILHK ARK FRK8II WATk.lt HATH on the premises, aod Sn sea bathing wiihln a sbnrt 6itfnm. Th steamer Eklaneaand th scksoners t'llasa and Prior, raa regularly between Ilooolala aud ths Kaawalo landln. Tb anderslrned employs no agrnts nor runner. HI hs peak for Itself upon inspection. A. A. TODD. Ktawaloa, KalakkM bar, i Nor. II, 1I1S. dll I, r i. ru u.l h'l a mi t i L" 1 hi in l is .1. In i ld tie. i. I hi I I IM Co I 'I lr I II fro ill I iim li tC( I 1 a II thn ri- UI id r n OL 111. if IF. I I n l (R A T i Vil r j- Ten: I i f TA I 'I