JL
CONSTANTLY ON HAND!
A GENERAL ASSORTM'T OF
SIIIPJIIMEilV SHIP. ST0I1ES.
3..
HOM.KS . CO.
DEVOES KEROSENE OIL.
1nnl'ASES BEST Q I'AI.IT V. RECEIVED
VFVF r Murray. fdiJ) BOLLK3 CO.
A,Aitti'-
A -CSfK "MS,. II
. MORE RUBBER PAINT.
AX ASSORTMENT OF COLORS AXD
eaadsj, rtiTl per Mamr, and for ! by
dX3
BOLLF.S CO.
FLOUR AND BRAN.
GfOLOEV GATE EXTRA P1MIM' AM
BaktrV Em-a loar. Aim, Ba, fmti and In ptrftct
ortkr, recaivtd per Murray, for al by
dJ3 . . BOLLE3 A CO-
CALIFORNIA OAT HAY!
Best Quality.
RECEIVED Til IS DAV FROM THE W.
II. UKYKK, from Man Praorisco, 20-j baUs.
for sale by BOLLC3 & CO.
Nnvmoor 24, 137.
SCOTCH FLAX SAIL TWINE !
4 SUPERIOR QUAI-ITV.
J. Fat sala by
November 24, 1476.
I50LLE3 k CO.
NOW LANDING FROM SHIP SYREN!
122 DAYS FROM B02TOK,
IgfWfe COILS XEW 11 EI) FORD COItbAUE,
JW 24 co,l New Bedford Whale Line. Cutting Kail.
100 bona Lawrence Mill Cotton Duck. aortd nos. fm 1 to 10,
Cotton, Ravens, Dark; Amoskeag Drilling for boat sails; lio
Ash Oars, assorted sixra from 10 to 22 feel lengths.
Fr sale at reduced prices by
BOIXE3 ii CO.
Per bark R. C. Wylie fm. Bremen
2 IRON rTOCtC ANCHORS. soars from 80 up to 2.200 lha
MUALL CHAIN, In quantities to lait, nzx ) inch to
9-1 tt of an inch,
CHAIN CABLED, 6 8, 2-1. 7 8. 1, 1 1-4, 1 3 9, ai d 1 5 8
lac b. For ante low by
CO I. L EH CO.
Stockholm Tar and Coal Tar !
1 S UA U REUS A XD CASKS.
For tale by
(s30)
II JLLK.S . CO.
Wilmington Tar and Wilmington Pitch.!
IJKRSUIP SYREN.
M. -
For aala by
))
BOLLE3 At CO.
PER CITY OF SYDNEY,
FROM MANILA DIRECT, VIA SAX FUAN
ClriCO, acothee invotee of tlioso -
SUPERIOR CIGARS !
Put up in bos.es of 203 each.
For ?aUi by
mLLKS h CO.
FRESH SALMON !
IN I AND 2 LU. CASH. FRKSII I'ACKKU.
of Calch 17(1. Alio, COLLMBIA-UIVKIt SALMON in
hrr'l, 1ST.
aul9
For Sate by
BOI.LKS At Co.
SMALL CHAINS !
IZES FROM t-Glat-8 INCH, lu UV AS-
) Tiritd to mit. Kecelvsd per " Cleta." For Bale by
BOLLE4 Ac CO.
CIIIiA BRICKS
JJIRECT FROM HONGKONG.
40 000 Extra large aise, and CO to 100,000
2d Si, all 0 the Beat quality HARD BRICKS, and
will be Sold Loir, by
B0LLE3 & CO.
BALTIMORE OYSTERS !
'TIRESH FROM THE FACTORY OF LOUIS
M? McMarray ft Co., received per Ceylon, in cases of two
doteo each OOO Dozra-In one and two pound Cana.
For sale low by (aull) BOLLES if CO.
Blocks and Oars!
4 Ft-' LL ASSORTMENT.
For Sale by
BOLLES & CO
f L .... .,1V. rCv
A NO AS YOU SEE HAVE PROVIDED
myself with one of thoae
ELEGANT SOLID SOLE
LEATHER TRUNKS !
which will stan.1 the Baggages Smashers, and which are only
to be had at the
STORE of M. MclNERNY
Wicre can be. found any or
mwm l. THE TMXK LINE
Among which are
Ladies' 8o4iJ Sole Leather Trunks, riveted edgas;
Ladies' Solid Bridle Leather Trunks, riveted edges-,
Ladies' Solid Leather Trunks, tewed edges;
Ladies' Klegant Leather Covered Saratogas,
Ladies' Composition Saratogas,
Ladles' Embossed Zino Saratogas,
Ladies' Elegant Travelling Dressing Cises,
Ladies' Russia Leather Shopping Valises,
Ladies' Bags and Reticules in all sues.
Ladiea' Canvas Covered Trunks,
LADIES' STATE ROOM TRIMS !
An -article much In demand, stowing neatly uuJer the state
room berth.
Solid Sole Leather Trunks, riveted edges;
Gent's Solid Bridle Leather Trunks, riveted edges
Gent's Leather Trunks In all sizes;
. Gent's Bound tdfie Trunks.
Gent's SoliJ Sole Leather Valises,
Gent's Bridle Leather Valises,
Gent' No. 1 and 2 Boston Valises,
Gent's Patent Corner Valises,
Gent s Elegant Russia Leather
Travelling Cases,
Gent's Shawl anJ Blanket Straps, Trunk Straps,
Tourist and Traveler's Bags and Valises.
In fact eeerythiny in the above line and
at Bed Rock Prices.
ALSO, JUST TO HAND !
AN ELEGANT LIXE OF
GENT'S SHOE WARE
Among which are the
CELEBRATED CORK SOLE GAITERS !
Just ihe thing for the wet weather.
The Neatest Style of Men's
Slippers!
e... t..i ,. imnni which are the celebrated Everett
Slippers, ai d in fact everything in all well appointed Boot and
Shoe Scores.
All the above lines of Goods will be Fold
v at Prices to suit the Times.
These Good, are well ks.w. here sail ured
. rec..M.edatI.u. Every Pnlr
Warranted.
M. MclNERNY,
Corner of Fort and Merchant Streets.
jaS
j. mo an au Li
Offers For Sale jmTt-M
!... Veal. Salnson FUh,
aw . . .1
m the FISn MARKET 8TA.LI?, os. 13, iv9xuvziv m.
Lovveft Market Rates. Please give me a call.
Russian Caviar and Roedreu
Champagne,
I AM OFp FOjJVW
1 - '?. -j-i. r'Sj.' ytf' iljy
PHILiAIJEPHIA ! !
VrTf.
0
Importers and Dealers in
LUMBER!
AND
nnrr Tirvn ht i mnnT T fl I
II 1 1, II I -J It A T K K A , M
OF
ALL DESCRIPTIONS!
Et'CIl AS
NOR' WEST SCANTLING,
HOARDS,
Toiigued i Grooved, Surfaced,
PLANK, BATTENS, PICKETS,
1 in. x I, 1x3, and lxo, l r
cririMrii wo ?
LATHS, &C.
REDWOOD
Scantling, Boards, Plank.
Battens-lx3, 1x4, 1-2x3, and 1-2x2.
Pickets Rough and Fancy,
Surfaced Boards and Plank, 7-8 to 2 in.
CLAPBOARDS, LATTICE,
Tonaned and Groeved
TIMBER, FOR SHIP USE!
2x12 to 10x16;
CLEAR NOR' WEST, FOR PLANTERS' USE
EASTERN WHITE PINE,
California & Eastern Doors, all sizes
SASH, all sizes; BLIND', all sizes;
White Xaead & Zinc !
I A I XT OIL. SM A LL I'A 1 XT. Cll F.A P.
Putty and Varnish,
Glass, No. 2x2 and 3.
Wall Paper and Borders,
VERY LOW !
Brown Cotton,
Iron and Tinned Tax,
Paint & Whitewash Brushes,
METALLIC 8l FIRE-PROOF PAINT,
For Plantation or any Other Use,
Locke,
Butts & Hinges,
Bolts, Screws,
Hooks and Eyes, &c.
SALT, in QUANTITIES to SUIT
nol
Mlln' WEST LUMBER
liUli If liUi UUillW-UIil'
laumber !
LEWERS AflD DICKSON
AT THEIR OLD STAND
ON
Fort, King and Merchant Sts.
Nor' West 1 inch Boards, Nor' West 1 Tlank,
Nor' West 1$ in. Flank; 2, 3, and 4 in. Tlank,
Nor West Tongucd & Grooved Boards, 1 &. ii
Nor' West Surfaeed, 1 in. 1 and 1J.
Nor' West Scantling, all sizes;
Nor' West Timber, all sizes;
WHITE CEDAR SHINGLES !
JUST UEC12IV i:i
X3er II. W. Almy,
CARGO
&
O F
1IED WOOD lllBEIl !
1 inch Boards 11, li and 2 inch,
Rough Surfaced, 1 in. 1J, 1, 2 and 3 in. of the
BEST QUALITY.
Choice lot of Red Wood Shingles,
3x4 Posts. Red Wood; 4x4 Tosts, Red Wood;
4xC Posts, Red Wood all 7 feet long.
Also, Red Wood Split Tosts,
All SIZES OF
Ro
Rough and Clear,
RUSTIC SIDING, CLAPBOARDS,
Tongue and Grooved Boards, Red Wood;
Ton cue and Grooved lioartis, neu noou, i y,
Doors, Windows and Blinds,
ALL SIZES ;
Nails, Builders' Hardware,
Oil, White Lead. Zinc Taint,
Chromo Green. Paris Green, Chromo Yellow,
Red Lead. Black Paint, Varnishes,
Raw and Burnt Umber, in oil;
Full ASSt. Of GlaSS, Ptltty &C., &C.
" '
White Ash Plank,
White Eastern Pine,
WAN PAPFR AND BORDER
Orders from tue oilier isianua uiu-u wttu
. 1 etrs vs nn.1 iliCTiflfrb.
cue t-
jylS
L,KV Kits uiuivsu.h
TO RENT.
flAIlE FIRE-PROOF STORE. h Queen
M. Street, lately occupied by C. B. IJartow tsq , as a
n i.itinn Rnnm. Possession ci ven immediately
beautifully mounteo l
!
AM" ACCl'E ATKl.Y CLARIFIED
HAWAIIAN FERNS!
AM' SALE AT
DICKSON'S,
HI FORT STREET.
CORALRed, Pink & White,
IS OR i'. T QCANTITY. ALSO, RARE AND
liEUTiriL MltROSESIAS 5
it
!
i
IN UNLIMITED VARItTY.
.....r-o 1
MICRON ESI AN CURIOSITIES
. OF ALL KIND.
OfIPict"LT.Xe HJ'X'cilllOS
FROM CARD SIZE TO 11x14,
LARGE VARIETY ALWAYS KEPT ON HAND
.1X1) FOR SAUK IOYV.
PHOTOGRAPHS!
tUi ia any to Iw ha 1 in Hie UniteI StaUrs, an.l
FINISHED IN THE BEST STYLE !
FL'RMIIED AT 1X)W PKICE3, AND
Warranted to CIvo Satisfaction.
ocll qr
STOVES AND RANGES !
r 1 1 F. i; X 1 1 K H S I O N F. D II A V K It V.V F. I V K I
I KX MAKY BELLK ROBERTS AND 1). C. Ml RRA
tlie M 'owing list of Stoves ai.l Ranges.
HCCK'S I'aTDXT-Kor Wood or Coal.
M A a X A CHAR T A For Wood, seven sixes.
IRON' "1I Wilh Cast Iron warm eel anJ
copj.er rpservar, a large famiiy atove.
SCPKRIOR Six hok-i,a go.l article.
AI.M K1A Ja-t Ihe article f .r small families, very
neat ilesio.
I'll.ttT.
1 Vj cAj 11
LAUREL, for Wood or Coal. '
Tliia Rani?'-' " t h!llre ll'e largest sale of any of its
style on the Paciflc coast. 4 sires.
COUPON, OPEKA. .
Also, just at hand, a fine assortment of j
j
GlaSQOW SlOVeS & RangeS I
'
rmnnrlsimr Ihe followine list : :
MlSTRKSS RANGE, 7, 8, O ;
VICTRESS SrtlVE. O. .. . f. I
pacific caboose:
Makini? in all one of the most complete assortments of ."loves
Ranges, &c, 4c, ever on sale in this Market.
very Stove warranted.
Also, a full line of
I T. XJ KR'S
Materials. House Water Closets.
Kaucetsi, Lead and Iroi. Pipes, Sheet Lead, 2 1-2 to 6 lbs., ke.
Toilet Sets, plain and fancy, Water Coolers. c, 4c.
pa I.I. AND EXAMINE AT No. 9 Kaaliumanu Street
iir.iers from the other Islands will have our best attention
and at lowest figures. Goods carefully packed.
W ly J. XOTT & Co. i
!
c. brewer & co.
a-...
OFFKP. FOR SALE,
llO.V lilOGKAIi 'jl'iSKJia i
T.he Cargo
OP TUE
AMERICAN BARK CEYLON !
Now Due From Bosloit Mn.
New Bedford Oil Shooks,
1 Ship's Caboose,
Sperm Candles,
Cases Tobacco, (Kalakaua's Favorite,)
Cumberland Coal,
New Bedford Cordage, 1 in. to 5 1-2 in.
Spunyarn,
Nests of Trunks, four in a nest;
Ice Chests, Assorted Sizes;
Iron & GalvaniZ dPipe, 1-2 in. to 4 in.
Lawrence's Duck, Nos. 1 to 10;
Card Matches,
A very choice asst. of Dry Goods
CONSISTING IN PART OF :
Mystic River gheetingd,
Bout Mills Sheetings,
Massachusetts Sheetings,
Stark A Sheetings,
Bleached Amoskeag Cot ion,
Brown and Bleached Flannels,
Amoskeag & Pearl Eiver Denims
LADIES DINING CHAIRS.
I BlAtK WALMT CHAMBER SET !
Cedar Shingles, Spruce Boards,
Curled Hair, Paper Bags, 21b. to 16 lb.
Bungi and Deck Tlugs,
Coal Baskets, Taint Brushes,
3 JUMP SEAT CARRIAGES I
Buggy Harness,
Mess Beer and Prime Pork,
Eastern Pine Sugar Shook?,
Knowles? Patent Steam Pumps
C. BREWER & CO.,
Sole Agents for the Hawaiian Islands,
UAVK RECEIVED
Pei SYREN, from BOSTON
OF THE
Above Celebrated Tumps, from Xumber Two to Six,
And are ready to receive orders for any of the Pumps
of this make to re sent overiauu ii necrss: ty-
BOILKR FEF.D PCMPS, SVRUP PUMPS,
DISTILLERY PUMPS, VACLUM PUMP?,
Pumps for Hot or Cold Water, Salt Water Pumps.
j-f prices anu oincr uiiumnuvu b".
n4 3m
C BREWER Co. Agents.
Tl WOOI- GROWERS.
THE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUE
to buy Wools at good prices. Wools coming to
market this Spring particularly desired to make
fre,ght' C. BREWER CO.
nl 3m
IIIDI.S, SKIXS, TALLOW.
THE UNDERSIGNED CONTISUK
l t ... . . . . , f.r Ttrv
rl'j:jtfl to pay me mgni iuit.
Bidet, Goat Skins and Goat Tallow.
C. BREWER 4 CO.
THE PACIFIC
(bmnmcrf gtibtrtiscr. i
.
SAT U It DA Y. JANUARY C
The True Basis of Morality.
For years there bis been ia EagUnd a sect oi
Reformers, who are staring to dig away the foun
dations of morality and ic-Hjiea now existing, and
to lay another foundation, and to erect another
g.iperetrucuon. that shall te the crowning felicity
of humanity. In striving to accomplish this, they
set aside the Eible as unworthy of consideration,
and ' make no references whatever to the sup
posed will of God as a moral governor, or to any
idea of pleasing LIm.v In order to spread tfceir
sentisients, they public a weekly, called "The
1 National Reformer. Secular Advocate, and I ree
i t'louirU Journal.-' Ia addition to this, they scat-
w a multitude of tracts over the land, and the
J1 their doctrine are ever ready to make
addr - sse wherever audiences will assemble to
T1"-ir mottJ " Cie-ir t'e icay, our road is
OHicxrii-
Quo of these tracts entitled,
True Basis of
Mvndlt'j,'' by Annie Desaat, is before us. Mor- ;
uliiy is dt-Gned as,'- Uamwny xc'dh natural order;
j.hysical meralty is harmony with all those laws,
obt-dieuce to which result is physical vigor ; and
tuorul morality liatmony with all those laws
oWience to which results in moral vigor. This
dt-linition really carries in it the whole gist of this
f.a ; for if morality be harmony with law, the
Ir'u. basis of morality must necessaiily be sought
for in the study of law, as manifested in phe
uoiiitna.'? The writrr is not sittisGed with any basis of
molality hereUfcfcnown. or with any law of mor
ality hereto discovered, and she assarts that dur
ing the past ages of the world morality has been
based wholly on authority ; it has drawn its sane,
lions from the supposed will of the god3 ; it has
b.-.-u rendered alluring by bribes of heaven, and
fiiloi ced by threats of hell." Hence appears her
uit.-r Ignorance of the teachings of the old philoso
phi. Says Plato, Perfect virtue is the highest
t-l.in.-nt of hapiness, and would, if possessed as
M.r. diy secure it." " The morally wrong can
tia la-Ill V BVlllUlU'lt t.? " It is always, and
lirt I'l J II iiij -v
und.-r all circumstances, belter to .suffer an injury
than to do one."' Virtue is horsely the soul's best
! recompense."
Now the authority of the old philosophers was
onlj such as wi.-e and pood men always exercise:
such as some men not very good nor very mora!,
as Voltaire and Tom lVuie exercised over their
followers; such as Charles Breadluugh is now ex
: ercising over his disciples. Cut this is evidently
j not the sort of authority referred to by tho writer
1 of the tract before ua. She means authority en
i forced by rewards and penalties ; or, to use .her
! own words, morality '-has been rendered alluring
i by bribes of heaven, and rnforced by threats of
bell."
Without admitting that the science of morality
has ever made any advance, ehe would begin the
...!.. nr.u. . fm. i-niithiiriK' ami intention, or con-
..u; uCn . j-
science both lail." Then f-he goes on to assert
that the true basis of morality is utility ; that is.
, in nrnmntinn of
iiuaoiaiiuii vi wu v
the general welfare and happiness, the endeavor so
to rule our life that we may serve and bless mankind."-
"
Now this was precisely Jeremy Bentham's theory
of morals ; but perhaps Annie Besant never heard
of Jeremy Bentham. The theory is a beautiful
one ; but it ha3 one radieal defect. It cannot be
put into practice. Selfishness is the governing
principle in the world, and it will not listen to tue
.inpt.-ine of "The ereatest good to tho greatest
number." The same lack attached to the theories
o morai3 promulgated by the ancient philoso-
i,lH-rs. While a very few heeded their precepts
i -i .rw-r
i ..hilonhers had never taufibt a better way. Says
j Macaulay, "The boast of the ancient philosopheia
was that their doctrine formed the minds or men
to a high degree of wisdom and virtue.
But the truth is that, in those very matters in
WUlCIi Utoue luey piuitoscu w vv 6" -
kind, they did nothing or worse
than nothing. They promised what was imprac
ticable, and they left it (the
world) as wicked and as ignorant as they found
it." But the boast of these modern reformers is
no less confident and arrogant than was that of
Ihe ancient philosophers ; and their boast will be
as empty as was that of Voltaire who said that
wilh one hand he would overthrow the ediGce of
Chitstianity, which required tho bands of twelve
apostles to build up." Their motto, Clear the way
means " Do the same thing that Voltaire attempted
to do.'' " Christian morality has bad Its turn," so
says the tract, "and the present state of society,
its crying shame, its cruel suffering tell us that
authoritative morality has failed," and so these
relormers, it they desire to construct a morality
which will bear all assaulta unshaken, and which
can maintain its ground against hostile criticism,
i ,nat 1.0 r-nntpnt to rive ud their heaven-born
theories, and to walk humbly in the path of the
study of earth-born phenomena ; they must follow
the scientific method, and must be able to demon
strate the solidity of every position they take up."
This sentence, though writen for the benefit of out'
siders, is evidently designed to indicate the course
which these reformers are pursuing : just as though
the ancient philosophers, as well as those of re
cent date, had not studied "earth-Lorn phenom
ena " as thoroughly as themselves, or were less
able to understand all the lessons which earth,
born phenomena " can teach.
To build up a morality which shall bless the
world on the basis of utility, is as quixotic as was
the search after Eldorado or tho "Fountain of
Youth." While they are patting forth mad efforts
to distroy the foundation of belief in God and
immortality as brought to light in the gospel, the
truth remains that " other foundations can no man
lay than that already laid- which is Jesus ChrisL':
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF STOCK, &c,
On the Island of Mani.
A I.l. PERSONS HAVING CATTLE,
.A HORSES, kc, grazing on the Wailuku or Waikapu
-.r,,n r rrmiestMl to remove the same, if not commuted
for on or before ihe 1st day of Jane, 1S76. After iald data all
Cattle, &e., found tresspassing will be impounded according to
law All persons wishing to run cattle, ke.. on said commons.
can do so by applying to
HESRT CORXWELL & CO..
Waikapu. Maui
vr n v., .i.ivinv itnres. Caltle. ke.. or branding allowed
on said commons without the permission of the said Carnwell
& Co., or their authorized agent.
Wailuku. May 22, 1376. mT-s tf
CHAMP AGOTE !
RF.rF.lVED PER KA MOI, AN
J INVOICE OF
Ruinart, Pere & Fi!s Carte Blanche
IN QUARTS AND PINTS.
For saie at Agents' rates, by
H. HACKFELD & Co.,
Sole Aeeut3 tor Messrs. Ruinart Pere tr Fi!s,
ar,29 Rhcims.
CHAS. T. CULICK,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
AND
AGENT TO TAKE ACKA0WLEDGE3IEXTS FOR
TjABO IX.
sell ly Interior Office. Honolulu.
SPERM OIL ! SPERM OIL !
In Ciiantities to J?iiit !
nlS 3m BY A. W. PEIRCE CO
H. HACKFELD & CO,,
OfTer for Sale f lie
POLLOWINGr NSW BflOflS !
!
JUST AKKH ED f
n 1IBtl.11IIY nim- n r ,rllir
PER 1I4WAIIAA BAHK , L IE,
Obp nandred aad itlrty-onf
Bremen.
. . !
...... ..-.. . - ' d . I? I V T V II KM.I t
Red. run; , white rHinJ, ebocolat?, F 1
JacoufH, Brown Cottons.3 joal.tiei v turn
llorrock.' Loon Cktb. A B k U; Brown rri'.I.
llickory Stripes, StripeJ Ticiing. Brown IIo !aiiu,
I.inen VadditiK. Blue Striped Ieniia,
Blue. White and Fancy Flannel, lloi.itt.to eitn j,
Scotch W at. r proof Tweed, 5 cwlorti
Black Merino and CcWurjf, -
I.iueo, aortel DumWri, 11 yarJj, pieces, Ac.
Victoria Lawns, Barege, Lastice.
A SUPERIOK UT OF TA1LOKS' GOODS !
l-oeskin. Buckskin, Diagonal, Uil ps, Cashmere, Muleskin
HANDKERCHIEFS !
White Cambric, White & Turkey ReJ Collin, Silk Foulards
TOWELS!
White Ci lton and Tukiah, linen Turkish.
THREAD !
Linen & Cotton, Brooks' Talent Thread, Blsck Merino Braids.
SOCKS !
Men's White and Gray Meriuo, Brown & Blue Mixed Cotton.
LADIES' STOCKINGS, ASSORTED;
Children's Stockings, Shirts, fancy flannel, Canton, Union,
Regatta Ueniio, ie.
Undershirts Cotton, Meriuo and Silk,
Umbrellas, Italian black; Neckties,
Black and Colored Silk Ribbons Kntont c.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF SHAWLS
AND CLOTHINCJ !
Cloth, Buckskin, Flannel, Cotton, c ,
p. C Monkey Jackets, Heavy Wool Blankets, all colors;
Cotton and Horse Blankets, Vtuiltn, Ac.
Burlaps, Wool Tack, Canvas, Gunny Bags,
SADDLC!
Calfskins. 4c, Corks, Perfumery, Ac. I.iii.m a hxnans,
Kau de Cologne, rhilocmne, llair Oil and .Macassar,
Fancy Soaps, Windsor, Ac.
Tooth Conib.s Tooth Brushi s, Hair Brushes,
liking Glasses and Mirrors. Imitation Jewelry,
Ledgers. Journals, Ac , Playing Cards,
Harmonicas, 1 R Ball?, Feaiher luleis,
HARDWARE J
Bucket and Butcher Knives, Scissors, In leather A car.U;
Tinned Spurs, Lanterns, C U Irons,
Galvanized Corrugated Sheet Iron, 4 fcizev,
Galvanized Pipe, all sixes-, Galvanized Buckets, Idxli a.
Tubs, Tinned Saucepans, Best Charcoal,
Tin Plates, Banca Tin, Sheet Lead and Zinc,
Bright and Oiled Fence Wire, Nos. 4, 6 and 6;
Hoop Iron, 6 sizes; Rivets, Muntz Yellow,
Metal and Nails, Bar Iron, Gun Powder, Shot, Ac.
Blacksmiths' Coal, Printing and Wrapping Paper,
Cordage and Packing, Toys, Tumblers,
Baskets Paints and Oils, Vienna Furniture.
Wall Paper, Crockery, Caustic Soda, Tar aud I deli,
Anchors and Chains, Oil Casks and Shooks,
Kerosene Barrels, Birch Brooms,
Cement, Fire Clay, Fire Bricks, Gambler ditch,
Oak Boats,
GROCERIES !
Crushed Sugar, Wash Blue, Sardines, Salt, Raixins,
Mustard, Pates, &c, Ac.
Stearin Candles and Safety Matches.
Liquors, 4c, Boutelleau's Brandy 1, 2, 3 at.il 4 diamohd,
Gin, In baskets and grecu cases; '
Champagne Heidsieck, Ruinart, Thoreaux,
Sparkling Hock, Rhine Wine. Bavarian llcer, .
St. Paul's Ale, quaits and pints;
Jeffrey's Ale, quarts and pints; Bitters, &C.
German and Havana Cijrars, at low prices, to close consign
ments, iu lots to suit, kc, kc, 4 c.
Orders from the Other Inland Promptly Exrtutrd tit
lepSO Warirl Rate. V
0
k
"J
EUCALYPTUS TREES.
flMIE DISAPPEARANCE OF FORESTS
I and consequent want of rains are every day more appar
ent and the necessity of re-planting Foresis to save the coun
trViXginnlng to be understood : the undersigned, w.th a view
to e ive eiery facility to those who take an interest in the pres
ervation of their homes and the country, intends to erect a
nJC, if sufficient inducements are offered, of the most yal
ubuTof alt trees, two or th.ee varieties of the Australian
Eucalyptus, best adapted to this country, and to nduce exten
rtw retailing of Forests, offers to Tlanters and others inter
ested in forest Culture, the following liberal scale of price, for
plants :
500 to 900 plnnl, inclusive.. ... nl 8 clw. P'
lOOO to 4UUU pinuit. mtimire.. " - rZ
OOO to24000 plant, Inclusive, nt 5 cls.npiece
5 to 100,000 plnnl, inclusive.. al 4 eta. apiece
the Suitable Buildings.
U. 1IOL8TEIN.
o21 If
RECtPROCtTV CASH STORE
,,73 FORT STREET.
T THE ABOVE PiTACEAVII-L. BE FOUND
J. Fine Assortment
OF
CLASS AND PLATED WARE !
Suitable for Birthday, Wedding & Chrutmai Presents :
Jewelry, Terracotta Ware, Bronze Goods,
u ii- ra.ilfa. Fancv Soaps, ases.
8-day, 30 hour, and Calendar Clocks,
3 Fine French Gilt Clocks, Atomizers,
Boys Tool Chests, Tobacco Boxes,
Deceptive Wine Glasses, Bags,
Portfolios, Music Rolls. Valises,
Scopes, Stereoscopic Views,
Gilt, Card, and Cabinet Frames
, Hand and Combination ointoi., nv.,
THE ABOVE 000DS AUE HARKED OX A
CJ&XI BASIS!
MY TERMS ARE STB ICTLT OAS II.
A. L, SMITH.
oct 14 Sm '
M? X I 33
TE
RRIBLE
TERIPTATIOM,
A Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco
FOR SALE
jal5 AT THE OLD CORNER.
RECIPROCITY ! ! !
NEW CIGAR STORE
OPENED BV II. J. NOL.TE,
On Fort street
OPPOSITE FISCnEU & ROTH, Merchant Tailors.
A BRANCH OF THE OLDEST A M
A. largest Tobacco and Cigar Store in Honolulu.
The Best Assortment of Pipes
From Meerschaum to Briar.
Tto-o Boat Soloctioii of
CHEWING & SMOKING TOBACCO
AND
Cigars of Every Quality
se23 From finest Havana to common Manila. (3m
CHAMPAGNE !
JtST RECE,VEDoPER KA MOI. AN
" heidsieck & CO.' s
Crand Vin Royal,
In Quirts and Pints. For Sale at Ag-nts' rates by
n. HACKFELD k Co,
Sole Agents for Messrs Heidsieck & Co.,
Kheims.
sp29
trr Orders are requested to be tent to my mid ret s, nolu
lu before the 11th of December, to enable me to Judge or the
easibihtVoJ The enterprise and to order Fresh Seeds and erect
Corner or I'ovt
IMPORTER AND
iiu:cis am hisdigikks, iiiial
J.i Patent !loliQinon ! . r
Also, a very Complete Line of Druggist's Sundries and Fancy: Goods !
Jf.
Perfumery, Soaps, Combs, Brushes. Toilet and Sachet PowUers.
Sponges and TOILET ARTICLES, in general."
v Comnlote Llnt of ColRnto - & CT Hoap l v
SHIP'S
PHYSICIAN'S. PLANTATION'S A X l
Star Mill Medicated Paper.
niYsuiASs ruKscinrnoss ..;:
KING'S GOMBIMATIOM "SPECTACLES !
f.r & ?Tr.T--y? r-s-'z-J- ; - ;-.,- ' L.
I r
iT 33 "77"
...v iu vii All'f'll TO UK DESIUKD AS 11-2 It Fr'.CT MCIII. l) I'l' III Ft T
mjOTIIIXO IS SO Mi ll! " 5 S,urWi Ino Coo.binaUuw S la. l. iMiprov., .irrnrlh-n ai.4 irrtv
.ight can only be o MjM J "of rhrmaKrf. wblh th-y ar. m-a. n.r, c,u a'.lirl r . vrrlu,
the sight, on accoun of UMr 7 "w' " "U.nVl from con.iru. lion or Ih. frame. ar no... darai.lt limn o.l.ers. 1h.
set wfth "nch rSffiA - - - " ' -
eye, Hiery giving the Be , IW.Ie MJ "J ,,;:K1I,f m ,,lch ,.,, .,.,.. d y , WuAU ..plHt. U tl-.
A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. V i
For Sale at A. L. SMITH'S CASH STORE, No. 73 Fort Street
" . rx-21 Cm
BISHOP & CO., BANKERS,
O NO I. l l.l . HAWAIIAN ISI.AMIM.
DRAW EXCIIANOR ON
II
TMK BlMv F iALIFOUMA, SAX MUMISIO,
ASD Tllltia aUKKTI l
New Vrlti
IIobIou,
I'nil..
Aurklsinl,
THE ORIENTAL BAR C0ttI0ttATI0, LOSDOX,
AXDTBla BH!ICHK IH
Ilouukonx.
Syclury.anJ
Mflbonino,
Ami Transact a General Banking Business.
THE C5JE.K.S3-0
OF THE
FINE BRITISH IRON SHIP
Due here early in January,
FOR SALE TO ARRIVE !
COMPRISING A
full assoro;mknt
OF
10IT05, WOOLIES 4 OTHER G001IS
!7U N E N E V STYLES OF PRINTS,
Blue Striped Denims, Veltct Carpets & Rug'.
Hassocks Tilot ClotUing, Towel?, Counterpane!,
White Moleskins, Skirts, Grenadines,
Scaryes and Ties, Silk Umbrellai , Blankets,
Crimean, Oxford and Regatta SUirta, -Flannels,
Tweeds, Ponchos,
SADDLES AND BRIDLES,
Swiss Mulls, Printed Lawn,
Waterproof Clothing, Victoria Lawns,
Book Muslins, Lace Curtains,
BAGS, BAGGING, CANVAS I
Twine, Leather BeltiDg, Paint, Oils, Pipes,
ST ATIONEP.Y !
Wire Rope, Corrugated Roofing,
Blue Mottled Soap, Galvanize 1 and Tinware,
Fencing Wire, Hoop Iron, Iblloware,
Charcoal Irons, O-os. Cutlery, Bar Iron,
Lea & Perria's Sauce,
Gosnel Ts
Perfumes
Soaps
nixl
I
ISriiMlics
Hennes.'y's, Marttll's and Robin's Brandy, in ca.ks
and cases;
vn si,rrv. in nairter caiks and ca.tes,
Geneva, Whiskey, Rum, Hock, Moselle. Alcohol, &C.
Blood Wolfe & Co.'b and Bass' Pale Ale,
Edmund's Pig Brand Porter,
BOKHKT S MPOIT.OV CtBIM.T IUMM(..NE,
Lalande's Pv-1 Bar Claret, Uunville's Whisky,
Boord's Wines and Spirits,
Silicate Paint Co.'s Paints!
FIRE BRICKS, .
RED BRICKS,
CEMENT,
CHALK,
WHITING,
Powell DutTryn's Steam Coal !
ON HAND,
WESTON'S CENTRIFUGALS & ENGINE!
McOnie's Coolers,
And to Arrive, McOnie's Clarifiers !
FOR SALE BV
iM 3m THEO. H. DAVIES.
DEALER IN
'Actios
4 ,
tilt l FUS mill llerir tlal AHmHm.
rur r;.;:r.i ::. (i r .y.y.f.
1 ii
4
.tiU
vlW"
tft1 ".jpr:''&' ''
i CTi -t - ' -
...
TJ'
"X XX X oxr -
. AN U '
CARRIAGE JMTERIAL !
flMIIF. l'Ni:UMMCI II AN JI'KT ltl
CfclVI.U li"iu tli l nl and Can Frauclmw, la ilditixti
to his usual large asuorliueutof Carrisie Malerial, Ihe following
Hoods i
iiickouV siok iVs,
from 1 Irn It it DJ InchiK.
OAK AND HICKORY RIMS,
fi-uii 1 tin h I) 2 Inches.
FINE ASSORTMENT HUBS. ALL SIZES.
Felloes for On.l'aris, A-rl.d f:, Onk and Ali; t
Hlcktcy Wi.ron an4 Diitfiry tlmfu, fiaiabcJ ai I tMgi'.:
'il-s, ''u and Cniriiic, aulnlx-d an4 rouyh,
iVli:tllt-trees, I'-ul)li-tr.-.-, Croslars, Yokua, bat Hails,
feat H-liiIUa, Wiifc'on nud Itiigsy Uows,
ALSO
CARRIAGE HARDWARE
Cotikisliug of hlm-l and lrn A xl-, 3irliig May Lraces, Foot
Rails, Ktep Pads, Ilody Loos, M liinMrct Couj liis and Frr
uh-a, KlaVs Irons, Cockeyes, Hub Hands, daln, sllvtreil and
oroide, screw ca-ed Ceiitrul l'ftrk I'attern, lla Crabs, te
Treads, Uojly Et'-ps, Wear Irons, )))(li
FINE Asst. of OVAL MOULDINGS
in r.riim and Gold, from ! iiii ti.
ro.n Hll'H 3rtlllllllK eonltlnf of
MniooDl Cenlrn, liui Llv, Ptrap HuMer Loois gal At wold
A FF.W HLl'Klrtalt KNULtgll L AMKRICAN BTYLKB
: BASKET-PHAETOU BODIES!''
O i-One and Two-srnled, wliliti will ! fut up In Hi Lcsl
,oi.lu nianiK r la order, at sltort nolle.
CARRIAGES ALWAYS ON HAND
'Oriinufslnred withdisiialtflir-First C1ss Vorii( tm-
idoyed In all hran-lie:
A continuance of lli; .ulili" iatroriagi! Is r-clfiHy alleill.
Af.t lsr.AMi onnEjis MOMrrt.Y iTTRiwFD to.
WEST Ai COI.EMAN.
No. 71, 70 and 78 King Kt. Honolulu. II. t.
noC
THEOZiD CORWER
Coffee and Billiard Saloon,
ESTABLISIHED IN 1858, , .
m:itn run am: a fisk aiwoutmi nt or
HAVANA, CEHMW i MA.MLl CIGARS
Lijjht and Hard Pressed
NATURAL LEAF TODACCO,
Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco,
AN ASST. OF CUT SFilOKING TOBACCO I
Ard a tjirge Assortmr-nt of
BRIAR WOOD AND OTHER PIPES !
Tofcwo I'dui lies, I'ip r'fms, . , ,
Airier and llirn Momh riw,
l'ii UuttoM, Cigarrtt rir, He, rtri.
II. J. NOI.TK,
Cornrr of Q jcrn and Nuuanu Hts.
Ul.' 'ir
li I NIV1U?ALLV I EI, OKI, IT AT
CURNEY'S,
It MuumufM
j16 ly
" IV W C
I . r. i-t--T- - j-
r
t '
TOBACCO Se CI&AR STORE!
AT THE HOTIEL.
Apply to nil.4 W. C. PARKE.
n4 3m
ii tf
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