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IVol. II. Ko. 311.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN
WALTER HILL, Proprietor.
Is published every moiningnnd circu
lated throughout "tlm town bycnrricis,
nnd forwarded to tho oilier Islands by
every opportunity.
Subscription, 60 conti per Month.
G. Caiirok Kknyon, Editor.
All business communications to be ml
dressed, Manager Daily Bulletin, 1'ost
Cilice Box No. 14. Telephone 250.
Ofllcc, .... lurcn Htrcet,
Opposite Weft'c Carriage Factory.
.1. Q. Clkvioh, Manager
THE GAME OF MAIL.
Who knows auytliing now of the
game' of mail? It was once nt least
as popular as nnd probably more
fashionable than lawn tennis is to
day. The mail derived its name
from this pleasing sport, which was
""recommended because it gave plenty
of exercise, without interfering w ith
conversation. It is pretty generally
understood that mail was much like
croquet, a game lmost obsolete, but
played with balls and mallets, the
object being to hit the balls tluough
a scries of hoops. A little book,
Lauthicr's 'NouvpIIcs Eegics pour
loJcudc Mail" (Paris, 1722), was
sold at the Iicckfoith sales recently,
which contained the rules of mail
and very interesting pictures of the
game. The players were in cocked
hats and the dress of Wattcau's
time. .The mallet was longer than
most croquet mallets, and had a
suppler handle, while the head was
smaller nnd lighter. The ball ivas
smaller than a cricket ball, but not
so small as a golf ball. In driving
off the mallet was swung to tho full
extent, like a golf club; that is to
say, it was raised with a slow swing
over the left shoulder, and then
'brought down swiftly on the ball.
This action a "St. Andrew's
swing," can only bp acquired in
'youth, and the short, jerking stroke
of late learners was known at mail,
but not admired. The ball was
ultimately "putted'' (the attitude
was not so like that of golf as in the
"drive"),' not into a hole, but
through a hoop. Apparently, mail
was a far manlier game than cro
quet, but lacked the "lmzaids" and
"bunkers" and vicissitudes of golf.
Zoiulon Gfruphic.
She Tyas one of those old maids
with corkscrew cuils, from Con
nectcut, 'who came down South on a
mission, to either deliver tcmpeiance
lectures or collect mnteunl for a
book. This one was armed with a
lead pencil and a book, and being
struck by the venerable, Uncle Tom
like appearance of old Mosc, on
Austin avenue, frlie piocccded to ask
him questions, the autiwprs to which
Bhottook down. "I suppose you iyore
a slave before the war?" "Yps,
mum." "How dic&dful! how shock
ing! And to whom were you in
. bondage?" "To my ole marstor,"
".How shocking! How dreadful!
What a shamo ! Did you ever wear a
ehaiu?" "Yes, mum, I wbrc a chain
for four years. My ole mnister put
it on ino hisself," 'Oh my! how
brutal! Do you kuow who it was ro
mov'eel tho chain from your neck?"
'Ycn, fjjnm; de Federal sojers."
"How grand I How patriotic! You
aio grateful, X wupno,so; to those
noble boys in blue wno voniovod the
cruel chain from yoni't neck?" "No,
indeed, I isn't giateful to 'em,"
"Oli, my! How unapprcciativc !
How debased! Why are you not
grateful, my collorcd friend, to
thoso noble men who removed tho
galling chain fiom your neck?"
"Bekaso when does Yankee sojers
tuck off de gold chain my olo
maister -pnt on mo, dey toek off 'do
silver watch wid hit, and dey hasn't
I)rmif 'em back yit." Texas Sift'
inps.
S. M. CARTER & CO,
BKtt to notify their friends and tho
general public of Honolulu, that
they have
COMMENCED BUSINESS
AS
Retail Dealers in Wood,
Coal and Feed.
They w 111 also carry on tho
General Draygge BuiineM
as heretofore.
Orders respectfully solicited.
Promptness jruarautccd.
Plato of Busiucs 83 King street.
TE1IMH HT1IICTI.V CAM!. 810
Telephone No. 303. Order will be re
ceived on nnd after tho Oth iutt.
B. F. EHLERS & Co.,
DRY GOODS IMPORTERS,
All the Latest Novelties in Fancy Goods Received by overy steamer JTORT STREET.
GRAND OPENING SALE.
Havlag completed the arrangements for the Extension of the Stoic, I have com
menced with n SPECIAL SALE, and will sell dining this week
20 Yards of Wide Calico for $1.00
Meilnos, Ginghams, Cashmeres, Flushes,
Silks, Satins, Surrulis, Alpacas, Nainsooks, Worsted,
Mulls, Lncc, Embroideries, Fringes, &c., &c.
Will lie woll uL coi'ircMpoudliijarly lovr pirioec.
Ladies' and GcnU' furnishing goods a specialty.
J2T Ladies, before going elsewhere, you will do well to call at tho
Establishment of
A. M. Mellis' Honolulu Clothing Emporium
104 Foit sticct,
LAWRENCE & FRBETH,
CONTRACTORS.
Dans and Estimates furnished for w orks
of construction. Civil Engineering &
Survcyiii!? Oillcc, 10 nnd 21 Mcichant st,
above J. V. llobcrtson & Co's.
300 P. O. Bov, 101. ly
JgggSG. II. ROBERTSON,
SSSMtriT'ifti Drayman best teams
in town. Telephone Na. 05, 15
HONOLULU IRON WORKS.
iStcnm endues, sugar mills, boil
ers, coolers: iron, brass and lead cast
ings; inachinciy of every description
made to order. Particular attention paid
to ship's black smithing. Job work exc
cutcd at short notice. 1
CEDAR SHINGLES I
Just Received jjy
200 Allen A Hobliiwon.
BREAKING HOUSES
IN GENUINE RTTI.K.
WALLACE JACKSON
the thorough experienc
ed horse brcakcr.wishcs
jtlic public to know that
ne is iiiny prcpareu 10
take chargo of stock, and guiuantces
to break them thoroughly on His Ranih,
and attend carefully to feeding and
doctoring hor-cs. lie has now in his
charge such celebrated slccds ns IJl.uk
Thorn and other thoroughhieds, and has
the exclusive charge of all of Mr. James
Campbell's stock.
Orders left at the Pantheon Stables,
or at the mommoth stables on Mr. James
Campbell's property at Knpiolani Park,
w ill mcqt with piomptness. 295 ly
Dr. le Fries,
Vctorinary Physician,
Stables on Bcretnnia st.
"-ySfea-fPIains) near Thorna'
Square. Orders bent to P. O. Box U15
will receive prompt attention.
Di. Do Flics having fitted up elegant
accommodations on the Plains for the
doctorjng and parp of animals, is fully
prepared to lcjidcr s.U)sfiOtipj), Jfns
also a Iili'so nasuio lane and will take
genera! good naro of io;cs and puttie
left iu his oliargB. Nn qui e no pay,
300 ly
A. KRAFT,
JEWELER, OPTICIAN,
Dealer in Hawaiian Curiosities.
Store In Hits "Hawaiian Gazette" build
41 ing, opposite the Bank.
Clias. D. Geiusch,
Practical " Watohmaker,
t& Hotel Street, opposite tho
12J 3m International Hotel, -"a
HONOLULU ICE M.VNUFACTORY.
lee deliveicd to all puitHof the
City, blilpplng supplied lu tjiuiiitUles
to suit. Telephone, No. G8. Oillcc at
Wilder & Co.'s. 18
I. I ..,- .,,..-,,.-1 , T ! II I.. ,
'llitf TTiiavii I i 91
Temp
erance Year Book,
i'or 18B3,
THERE Mill bo published hero iu
January, 1883, a year book, an In.
tcrcsiug and useful olumc with the
above tfilc. A handy book of reference
as well as a valuable book foi the house
hold. .It will bo especially dovoted to
tho tompomnco cause, nnd will hp of
much uko all tho your around. You w III
bo solicited to tmbsctilip to this book,
and can obtain further Information by
culling upon D M. CROWLEY,
880 r Honolulu, JJ, I.
i ! ! - m -
tST A lino selection of Ladles' Satin
Coiscts cau ho hud at tho Honolulu
Clothing Empoilum of A.M. Mm.ms,
104 Fort Htrctt. 271
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3-
iBny i jrfBg
Honolulu.
J. IAONS, I J. I.hM'.V.
LYONS & LEVEY,
Auctioned s and General
Commission Mci chants,
Uc.ivcr Block, Queen st , . . Jloitolulu.
Sales of Furniture, Stock, Heal .Estate
and General Merchandise piomptly at
tended to.
Solo Agents for American and Euro
pean merchandise. 318
H.
204
S. TREQLOAN,
TAILOR,
FORT ST.
Ilobcrt Leweri"i V. Ifi. Cooko.
L EWERS & OOOKE,
(successors to Lowers & Dickson,)
Importers and Dealers in Luuibpr and all
kinds ot Building Matorials. Fort street,
Honolulu I
WILDER & GO ,
Dealers in Lumber, Paints,
Oils, Nails, Salt and Building Materials
of every kind, cor. Fort and Queen Bis.,
Honolulu. 1
ALLEN & ROBINSON,
Dcalcis in Lumber and
nil kinds of Building Materials, Paints,
Oils, Nails, etc. 71
BROWN & PHILLIPS,
Practical Plumbeis, Gas Fitters
and Copper-smiths, No. 71 King St.,
Honolulu. H2T House and Ship Job
M JJAUUIjrLljr CAUUUtCUi 1
C1HR. GERTZ, -.
' No. 80 Foi t street, Honolul.lT"
Importer .uul Dealer m Gent's, Ladies'
ami ChlldicH'sbootH, shoes and sllppeih.
Wilson Brothers,
GENERAL BLACKSMITHS,
Horse Shoeing a specially
A first-class man being specially engaged
for that uork.
Ship and Wagon work faithfully
attended to.
Shop on tho Esplanade, op. Hoppcr's.204
THE Hawaiian Journal, Ko Ha
waii Pak Aixa," owned and
edited by Kawainui Bros. ; lias a
weekly edition of 3,200 copies, and
is the best advertising medium, Qf
floo, No, (1 Mojoliant ut, 1
THE EVILS OP FAINTING
And thoir Bcmcily.
"It has been said withniueh truth,
too, that house painting might, with
study and acquirement of tusto, resume
its rank as "a liberal art," Painters
Manual.
Hollaring tho above- to bo true, A. B
KERR has now reorganized his sytem
of working the business In Honolulu.
In the first placo he has secured the scr.
vices of that celebrated artist, Mi. Max
Koun, formerly of San Frunoisco, whose
work in the line of plain and decorative
paper-hanging, frescoing, &c, is up to
the pundit time unsurpassed, and on
t!ioo Islands lnm novar boon crtuallod,
For house painting Jobs firot-ohihs me
chanics only wil lio employed. In
future patrons can depend upon my till
Ing cvecy order on the most scientific
basis known to tho trade.
The Sign Painting and Lettering de
pailment will bo permanently presided
over by Mr. Gho. Bthatmkvkii, (further
comment liimeoosmuy.)
P.8. Send for designs of frescos for
coiling and cornices. Something new;
and if you want any glass put iu cull at
"TJKfr"iiiit Store,
947 ly 78 King Stroot,
WWO OFFICII TO LOT, on the sec
A. oud fioor of the building occuiiled
by J. W. llobeiUou &. Co 13U
i fated L
Commission Merchants.
O BREWER & COMPANY,
. (Limited)
GuMmAt. Mutc.Tii.i: ami
Commission Aulms.
i.isr ov orKiCEns:
P. C. Jonks, Jr. . . .President & Manager
J. O. CAUTfcit. . . ..Treasurer & Secretary
dikkctohs:
Hon. C. R. Bishop. Hon. II. A. P. CAinxn
338 ly
Geo. AV. Macfarhmc. II. II. Macfarlanc.
G. W. MACPARLANE & Co.
IMPORTERS, COMMISSION. MER-
UHAJNTS AXU
Svfar Factors,
I IIOI rUUI JllllllIIIK, ll;i-n oniilil,
Honolulu. II. I.
AUBNT8 foi
The Wnlkapu Sugar Plantation, Maui,
The Spencer Sugat Plantation, Hawaii,
The Hecia Sucar Plantation, Oahu,
Huclo Sugar Alill, Maul,
Huelo Sugai Pl.intatiun, Maul,
Piiuloa Sheep Ranch Co., Hinwili,
J. Fowler & Co Steam Flow and Port
able Tiamw ay Woi Us, LceiN,
Miu lees, Watson &Co's Sugar Machiu
eiy, Glasgow,
Glasgow and Honolulu Line of Packets.
1W
Clans fcprctUK Win U. Irwin.
"fTT Gt. IRWIN & COMPANY,
YY Sugar Factois and Commission
Agents, Honolulu. 1
HHackfeld fc Company,
Geneial Commission Agents,
Queen street, Honolulu. 1
4 S. OLEQHORN & CO.
J, Importers and Commission
M..r,.i, .,... tlbalers in Gcucial Mcrchan-
ilisr niw....', ' Kaahuinanu sis.. Hono-
lulu.
78
'T'HEO. H. DAVIES & OOMP. 'n
iCto-m.,,.,. ImP1tprs and Commission
nW f.or Lloi'a's niul tllc
H' ' Und(rSrw",',. British nU
As09ruCceICo,n!;HT,ny, " l
DIAS t QONSALES,
No. 57 Itoti'l Si ton) iri..i..
Impoiters nnd Dealers in Dry and Fancy
Goods, Inlaid Work, Embroidery,
"" &c, &c, &c.
JOHN T. WATERHOUSE,
-ir i I'"l)or,cr ''l Dealer in General
4ii-i uiiuiuBu, iutLii st., Honolulu. 1
MS. GRINBAUM & OO
i Inipoitcrs of General Mer
chandise aj.d Commission Merchants
Honolulu. i
TVl" S. GRINBAUM & CO.,
x"x ,. Comniissioii Merchants,
124 Califoinlu street,
oun iTancisco, Cal.
"t3riTT . rx
A ,r , WholcsJlo Wine and Spirit
Merchants, No. 14 Merchant st.,
Honolulu. 330
Tj" T. LENEHAN & CO ,
"A" i . Importers and Cominission
Jlcrcliants, Nuiianu st., Honolulu. 1
B, N, Oahtlu, J. U. Athcrton.
ClASTLE it OOOICE,
.-. ' , Shipping and Commission
iilcrcliunts. Imnortcis and Dealers in
General Merchandise, No. 80 Kluir st
Honolulu. j
WINO WO CHANfc CO,
. ,. '"'Porters and General Dcalcis
) fdlglUb. Aiaeilcan and Chinese Pro
visions, Plantation Tea and General
Supplies. Also, white and colored con
tract matting, all (jualltles and prices.
fiSy No. 23 NuumiU Street, opposite
Mr, Afong's, gi
A. o" trt.t'tts
STOCK BROKER, will buy or sell
Plantation Stock, Bonds, nnd
Other Marketable Securities,
Attheir market value for cash.
215 Ofllee with I. P. Adanu. Aucfr.
WILLIAM O. SMITH,
STOCK B'tOKER,
NO. 88 Merchant Sticct,
Honolulu, II. I,
Sugar Plantation, Railroad,
Telephone, nnd othei Corpoi at ion Stock,
Bonds nnd Similar Securities Bought
and Sold on Comniissioii.
Money loaned on Stock Sccuiltles.
Honolulu, Out. 1st, 1882. 214
JOHN N0TT,
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Worker,
Plumber, Gus Fitter, &o.
Stoves and Ranges
of all kinds.
Plumbers' block and metals,
Hoiibo Furiiibliing Goods,
17 Clmtidolicru, Lainpb, &o,
US Good unblcaclicd cotton
14 yards, for only 1.00, at CI
J. Fibliel's Leading Milliuciv Hot
ius
UbU
ProfesslonalB.
SB. MANN, B. S.,
TEACItBR OF DnAWlhO
DnwmtTiNn and tiik Sciekcm.
287 No. 180 Fort street. lm
I I I M
SARAH B. PEIRCE, M. D.,
Ladies' and Children's Physlcl.
OlUco and icsllciu.c,No. 5 School stret,
(between Fort and Emma).
Olllco houis 10:30 to ll:00n. rar
1:30 to 3:30 p.m.
Telephone, No. 201.
240
DR. THAOHER,
DENTIST,
104 Fort street (up stairs.)
Charges lower than any other dtutist
in Honolulu, whether traveling dtntiit
or ollicrw ise. Satisfaction guaranteed.
305
Dr. Emerson,
Residence and consultation romi
at Xo. 2 Kukul St., corner of Foit.
Telephone No. 14!). 59 2m
DR. Q. TROUSSEAU,
begs to notlfjhls friends that h
has lcsumcd practice iu Honolulu. Resi
dence and consulting rooms, Ko. 72
Punchbowl st, opposite the makal gata
of tilt Queen's Hospital. Coiuullliig
hours from ! a. m. to 12.
Telcplionc No. 103. SS
WAUBT1N WHITINQ,
Attorney nnd Counsellor at Law.
Agent to take ncknowlcdgmcnts of
instruments.
Knahumanu st., Honolulu. 200
s.
11
B. DOLE,
Law or and Notary Public,
No. 15 Kaahuinanu st.
JM. DAtlDSON,
Attorney at Law,
16 24 Merchant strett'
FRANCIS M. HATCH,
Attorney at Law,
23 . 15 Kn.ihuinaua it
TiriLLIAM O. SMITH.
T . Attorney atiLaw
73
No. 30 Merchant street.
RICHARD F. BICKERTON,
Attorney and Counsellor nt Law.
Money to lend on Mortgages of Free,
holds. OlUco, No. 34 Merchant st. 1
Nwntr. Bnnwto '
i ,. Mtoiner and Counsellor atT.aW,
J . "". and Agent for taklngiAc
Notary Pubu. ' Instruments for the
Knowledmncnts c. " Kaahumami st..
Island of Oahu
No..
Honolulu
JM. MON8ARRAT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
and Notary Public. Real E,tate in any
part of the Kingdom bought, sold anil
cased, on commission. Loans ncgotia
ted, Legal Documents Drawn. No. 27
Merchant st. (Gnettc Block), Honolulu,
Hawaiian Islands jog
Q O. BERGER,
KAAHUMANU STIIEET.
General Agent for '
The N.Y. Life Insui.incc Compnnj-, '
The City of London Fire Iu. Co(limit'd
Mucnoalo & Urban Safes,
The Celebiatcd Springflchl Gas Machln
GusTKtuies 6f Mitchell, Vance & Co. '
238
QHARLES T. GULICK,
ON TAHY PUBLIC,
jigem, iu uihu jfhiiow iciigmcntc to ,
Labor Contratiw. ,'1
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AND GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT.
Oillcc, In MaKec's Block, corner Quee
and Kaahumanu Kti cats, Honolulu. 31
J. WILLIAMS & Co. '
120 Fort Street, . . Honolulu,
Portrait and Landscape
IPlioLog-rnpliera.
1 180 ly
WILLIAM AULD,
Agent to take Acknowledgments
to Contracts for Labor for the District
of Kona, Island of Oahu. ut the ofllcc of
the Honolulu Waterworks, foot of Nuu .
ami street. 180 tf
JOHN A. HASSINOER,
Agent to t.iku Acknowledgment
to Conduits for Labor, Interior )fflec',1
Honolulu. 7
WO. AICANA.
Chinese mid Hawaiian Translator
ond Interpreter,
No. 48 King btreet, Honolulu. '
TiiiiHlatious of either of tho ubor
laiiguugei, made with accuracy and dis
patch, and on reasouablu tciins. 200
JH. BRUNS,
Cooper and Ganger,
Water Tanks of ajiy dimensions,
Cooperage, No. 10 Fort street, Honolulu.
Oil Casks, Shook and Hoop Iron con
stanlly on hand and for sale. 231 ly
"
Job 1'riiitlHjc
OF EVERY DESCRlPi'ION execut- '
oil with neatness and dispatch at
Tiik Daily Bullwik Ofllcc, Queen st.
V&. Gents' Silk Suspenders (wnne.
thing new) will ho sold during the Hull
day's at the Honolulu Clothing Empori
um of A. 31. Jliaus, 101 Fort Street. 271
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