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TELEPHONIC.
Dumiuil Head, Sept. -Jl, 0 :::o a.m
Light K Wiu.1.
Schrs Priiiuo mill Miinuokuwni off
to leewnril.
Arrivals.
Sept. 21
Sehr Mtiry Foster from I'uualuu
Departures.
Sept. 20
Sehr Nettle Merrill for Liiliaina
Sohr Mec-Foo for Ivooluu
Vessels Leaving this day.
Sclir Polioiki for PoUoiki
Selir Uilnnm for Olowalu
Passongers.
I (
Vessels in Port.
H. 11. M. S. Sappho. Clark
U. S. S. Alaska, G. K. Belknap
111 It stm Siii'., Ootid,
llrHlnir Ilitnsa, Saunders.
Am hark .Martha Davit, Benson
C!r 1)1; Adnlph, ICoppehnaun
Haw brig Nlnlto, Cameron
llr bark it W Almy, Fireman
Br. hark Oheron.
Am bktne Discovery, IVrrlman
Br bark L-uly Lampson, Mnrston.
Am sloop Siiort on the Wave.
Ilawhk Kale,
Sehr Anna,
Vessels Expoctod.
HIb
'll!IH' I-'iom
1)1111
Ilk Emma, from Fusel Sound. Attvr IS
Stinr Citv of New tfirk, fm Syd. Sep 25
Stmr Australia, from S. F, Oct I
llaw bk lolaul, fiom Bremen. Oct
Nor bk Imai'os, fm Xow York. Oct 17
Hr bk Cllock from Liverpool, Pec
Hk Ahcr Amiin, troni Olasgow, Dee
Hk Hex ere from Fort Hlakeley
Uklne Klikilal, from Puget Sound
Hk Camden, from Puget Sound
Jlr bk Oleiigabcr, flit Liverpool,
Brit .ship HrltMi Ambassador, NC.NSW
Bktne Amelia from Port Hlakeley
Hark liiiena Vista from Port Gamble
Hark Kit Sap from 15 oil Gamble
(5er bk l'elho, fin Hongkong
Brig WO liwin, fm SP, lor Kahuliii
Hk W II Drummoml fm Humboldt, for
ICahulul.
Hark AV E Smith from Port Gamble for
Mahukona
French Calf Skins.
A LAHGE INVOICE of the famous
" Fisher & lovey Brand."
All Females ! All weight-, 10 to IK kilo
Direct Importation
Ex City of Sydney,
3y"Go and sec them,
at 42 Queen Sti cut.
101 lm
M. W. McCHESNEY & SOX
A Sl'LEXDIl) CHAXCE TO BUY
Delightful Homestead!
(Title Fee Simple,)
THE under;.! cued oiler for
I Sale T-IE COADY Piii:misk
In Xuuunu Valley, (lately oceu.
pied by F. Harnden Eq.
The above premises are pleasantly In.
rated on the bank of Nuuiuiu Mieaiii,
with u fioutage of about !1S7 feet o:i
Kuu.inu Aenue. Theie are many fruit
and ornamental liees on the ground,
which i of Milllolent l.e to keep a eon.
pie of horse in gra-s all the year round.
lng.wilhattlcTroomy cellar, liaHiroom,
i lie ouiiiiiug.s eun-.i-.i in i.iifti; wniii
and hllchen attached, C.irrlagchoiiM
and bmble.
The dwelling has just been repaired,
newlv painted and papered at an expense
of U.IO, and is ready for immediate, oc
cupancy. .iii-iiim nf llir. iiiiii'lui.e 1 1 '. o : : l V lll:iv
Kiiuaiu on moilgage at a rcinouahlo r.it'e
of inn-rest.
The above premises will lie fold at
Public Auction on S iluribiy, Septi inber I
::illh,at Vi o'clock noon, it not pic. urn-ly
tlUpo-id of ut prhaie.sah
lsa
. ,iai:gi:p..
A FRESH LOT OP WATERS'
Colonial Candies
.lust rcci-hed at
A. S. Cloghovn & Co'e,
181 per S. S. Austialia.
l'OU SAI.l'.. a No. 2
Warehouse Feedi ill
tillnds from 5 to 10 tons per day
AUn. millovs. hells. ct(!.. all In L'ood
".'' I ' ' J ,
onlcr-, can lie run ny .sieam or ikiimi ,e(i I'lllST, Wlin WUllO Uflll.
power, just the article torn plantation, i if,l
A'-s'. f'ft"-inJ"V()ll"SALK.
HAY, OATS, CORN, ,f Th0 B-NInlt0,
mJZTSlt n,Wl ! STundon,. . "Lu rep.,,;,
(.round, AIixwl l-eed, etc. wl)i ,; ,,,,,, ,,,lll,iyi ,, W(.n lnull(i
AS (J1IKA1' AS THIS t'UKAI'KbT, In -nil, ilglng. Ac i now oileied for
' s.iln. For parilcnlars lmpine of
5'J LAINE & Co,, III Fort U. ' n" .. J. Caiitwiiimht.
Oceanic Steamship Ooinp'y.
$4,.
S&jfcjg'
THE A I
Iron Steamer Suez,
DOlilt, - COMMANUI'.lt
Will leave Honolulu
FOR SAW FRANCJSCO
on Sept. 22nd,
For freight or passage, having superior
accomodations, pily to
1L'4 W.M. 0. Inwis & Co., Agents.
2Fk FOH SAN FRANCISCO.
JSkeSs? The clipper bark
H. W. Almy,
Freeman, - - master,
Will have ipilck dispatch foitlie above
port. For freight or passage apply to
Casii.k & Cooki:, Agents.
Steamer Likeliko,
1ft iwr Af nafoii
Leaves Honolulu each Tuesday ut
I p.m., touching ut Luliulnti, Mnn
lueu Hay, Mukcim, Miiliukonn, K
uwiiihae, liiiupulioehoe.iuid Hllo.
Returning, will touch ut all the
ulovo porta, arriving ut Honolulu
eaeli Sunday a.m. 1
r PACIFIC MAIL Stcum
ii4. ship Company.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO,
The Splendid Steamship
City of New York,
Cobb, - - commander,
Will leave Honolulu for San Francisco
on or about Sept. '!i.
FOR SYDNEY via AUCKLAND
The Splendid Steamship
Australia,
Carglll, Commander,
On or about Oct. 1.
For freight or passage apply to
11. l.M'KKi:i.u& Co., Agents.
T. II. FOSTER & Co.'s
Line of Steamers
The Iwalani,
Batks, - ... - Comtminder
Runs regulurly to Koua nud Kan,
as per following Tiiuo Table:
Lkavi:s Honolulu at -1 im. on
Monday. July :i Thur.-day, Aug. 21
Thui-Mlav, July 1!1 Monday, Sept. -1
Momhtv. July a-1 Thur.sday, Sept. H
TlmrMiay, Aug. 3 Monday, Sept. io
Monday, Aug. 14
AuisiviM at Honolulu:
Tnesdav, July 11 Fililar, Sept. 1
Friday, July -1 Tuesday, Sept. 12
Tnesiiav, Aug. 1 Friday. Sept. 22
Friday," Aug. 11 Tuesday. Oct. !l
Tuesday, Aug. 22
The C. R. Bishop,
Merry, ----- (.kmimnudcr
Lkavls Honolulu kvl-iiv
.Monday, at T im., for Nnwiliwili,
Koloa, Kleelo, and W.-iimea, Kauai.
Ultuunim; i.i:avi:s
Nnwiliwili every Friday evening.
Till; FAhT SA1I.IN0
Schooner Ehukai
will run regularly
J TO U'AIALUA EVERY MONDAY,
Reliiiulng on Thiufilay, weather
permitting.
For freight or pa age apply to the
Captain on board, or to
181 A. F. Cooki;, Agent.
, ohnnnm. jXY
i ocnoonoi -tmAi
Pmrnn "
SM&xr' ixixw,
nKSMut
Will Icine Honolulu EVERY TUBS.
DAY at I p. in.,
FOR WAIAI.UA AND WAIANAE.
RcluiningSatiirda.
For freight or pasi-age, having superior
cabin ai-coiiimddatioiis, apjily to the
Caplaln on board. I'll
A. FRANK COOKE,
Olllce, (orner Nuiianuiiud Ciuecn streets
Honolulu, II. 1.,
Agent for tho following Packets:
Walh le. yj-jc. Wal oil.
I &.
Maim,
Waielui, jfr'i Walmnlii.
Z&-MQ '"i.
m
.llllla,
Ka Moi, and EhiiVai.
. , ... -rri 'l TS 11
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FOR HONGKONG.
tZftTyTWI'
The Flue Hark
Martha Davis,
Benson, ... Muster,
Will Mill for thu above port
On or about 1st October.
For freight or passage apply to
0. Biu:wi:u A; Co., Agents.
FOR SAN F1JANCISC0.
The clipper bktne
Discovery,
l'errlmmi, - - Master,
Will have quick dispatch for the above
port. For freight or parage apply to
11. llACKrm.n S. Co., Agents.
ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER-
AND CO.
OFFER FOB SALE, Roods received
ex bark Oheron, and other recent
arrivals:
Coal, Sugar, & Rico Bags,
Coffee Bags, Hessians,
BurneU's patent -l-ixiiiilctl Barb Wire,
Smooth Fencing Wire annealed;
LB. Garden lIoc,
Ornamental Water Sprin&lors, now,
Brussels Carpet, llujis and Mats,
China Mattinc. Cocoa Malting,
Brush Mats, India Rubber Mats,
Marine Jt'ield it Opera Glasses
Photograph Albums,
Coloied Wrapping and Prinking Paper,
1 Upright Cottage Piano, of Auelier
Freres, Paris.
1 Superior Square Piano, of Richard
Lipp ik Son, Stuttgart.
SUPERIOR CLARETS M OIHER WINES.
Lhpior.s and Liiiueurs,
Genuine Manila Cigars,
Further to arrive, per bark Kale, due in
all beptemoer, a ircsii
Supply of Pilsener Boor,
in quait-. and pints.
Further to arrh e, per bath linaeos, from
Xew York, due this month,
Household Sowing Machinsc,
Kerosene Oil,
Mutches, in tin, &c, &c.
For sale by
18(5 EI). HOFFSCHLAEGER & Co
' S305-REWARD-$305.
HM1E under.-igned will pay the above
X reward for the
DETECTION AND CONVICTION
of tho party or parties who
Poisoned his Mare " Lizzie,"
on the ni"hl of Auirust iiOth.
Sept 7. (188) E. M. XOltDBEUG,
F
OH SALE, at Pahala, Kim, Hawaii.
The Hawaiian Agricultural Company
having put in a Rail ltoad, will sell
20 FIUST CLASS
GaBifornia titles.
For paitlculars apply to D. Fitter, Mana.
eer, at Kau; or
C. BREWER & Co.,
184 lm Agents
17011 SALi:, a MULE C A It T .
. Apply to
102 II . Haekfchl & Co.
MILLINERY AND
DRESS MAKING I
Fresh Millinery
AND
FANCY GOODS
By every St( anier,
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
FINE LINE OF
Ladies' Underwear
A Jill
Children's Cloth inn.
MRS. VILICINSON,
1011 Fort street,
181 ly
.'8
Great 10. Cent Store
WW open today, September (5th,
and (h'pl.ix
10,000 Articles
AT
At 10 Cents each.
10!) Foil htieel,
(Founeilv occupied by S. Mngiiln)
107 tf
'V1"
OLiLiHtiLilititf
A
HATS g
I SELECT HATS
s 7?rv,
5 Stifl -J
HAVE BEEN RECEIVED BY
MRS. A. (VS. EV3ELLIS
fou Tin:
jfj LADIES OF HONOLULU,
( jiff 5 AND Alii!
1 HA1 1 HOW OPEF for INSPECTION
rr .a i r mj .-
rn.inni.ii.-iLii.io.
Mrs. A. M. Mollis' Millinery and Dross-making
;8l Establishment. 104 Fort streot. Honolulu.
m,mrwrm i "luimm i
Nos. 105 and
WE ARE HERE !
And Ave don't want your money
if wo don't give you value !
Matlutfehek Orchestral Pianos I
Matliushek Grand and Square Pianos!
Mathushck Parlor Ciiaiul and Upilght Planes I
Fives makes of German Pismos!
Five makes of American OrgausI
General Musical Merchandise
of every dcserlptiuu.
German Pianos, $250, more or less
We import direct, and will hell cheaper than any other importer.
Parlor, Bedroom & Drawing-room Furniture,
Latest Deigns ju-t received.
Pictures, Vuinttnijs, JirucTccts,
and Japanese Goods in great variety.
Plain ami Fancy Picture Frames of every description made to
order on the shortest notice.
WELLS' MUSIC STORE.
Honolulu, Aug. 25, 1882. (177)
Splendid New Stock of Solid Gold and Plated Jewelry,
Elciant Gold and Silver Watches.
Sllvcr-Platcd Ware, Ac., &c. jgg
Established JS.70,
J. W. ROBERTSON & CO.,
(hUCCKSSOllS TO II. M. WlllTJil:V.)
Importing and Manufacturing Stationers.
PUBLISHERS,
Printers and Book-Binders,
Nos. 19 and 21 Merchant street,
The Oldest, Largest, and Cheapest
Stationery Establishment In the Kingdom.
Keep constantly on han'4 a arge assortment of
Blank Books., of all descriptions;
Foolscap, Legal and Bill Cap,
Journal and Trial Balance Papers,
Linen Paper and Envelopes, all sizes;
Writing and Copying Inks, in quarts, pints and cones.
Mucilage In all sizes, especially adapted to this climate;
Drawing Paper and Pencils,
Tracing Paper and Cloth,
Transit Books, Field and Level Iiook.a, adapted for tliti had
of Survcyorh and Engineers;
Memorandum and Pass Books,
SilwTtind Perforated Caul Board,
.Shipping Tags, Sliippim; Receipt Books and Pads,
Note, Draft, and Receipt Books,
And numerous other articles in our line to be found in a well kept stock
BySBO! MUSIC!
Wo have made Mich arrangements with our Music Agents, as will enable us
hereafter to keep on hand a full assortment, and also to reccHe the latest pieces ni
they are published. Any special order will iccolvo our best and piompl attcu.
lion. 18VJ
prr"."'wniri
rwwn
PHIL STEIN,
Cai.uiacje jMaker,
Nos. 'JfiandMO Port street,
(iibiiMi Hotel,)
Now Carringos of all kind
on baud and built to older.
' llepililnp, Painting and Trimming
j "5 promptly executed
NUMBER OF
AT
107 Fort Street.
2
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MAX ECKART,
Watchmaker and Manufactur
ing Jeweler,
Nos. 113 and 115 Fort Street, ; : Honolulu.
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