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The Election of Representative to tho
next Legislative Assembly will take
nlncn tliroiiuhout IllC VllllolW Election
llstrluls of flip Kingdom on Wednesday,
the nth tiny ol Fcbiuary, 1881.
The Polls nt ihu sovciul plnees of elec
tion will tio opuiu'il at 8 o'clock ii.ni. on
tlio ilny nbovo minimi, anil closed :it 0
o'clock p.m.
The following places are ilrsignateil
f.ir holding the Elections:
HAWAII.
DtBTlUCT OK llILO.
First Polling Plane.. Court House, Hilo
Second Polling Place
Uourl limine, i.aup.inoenoo
Inspectors of Election.
G. W. A. Hapnl Polite Justice
E. Kukou Ta Assessor
It A. Lyman Tn. Collector
MbTlUCT OK 11AMAKIH.
Fiist Polling Place
Couit House, llonokan
Second Polling Place
Court House, Wulplo
Inspector of Election.
J. P. Mian District Justice
George Bell Ta Assessor
.:. K. Kiuinnmnno Tu Collector
IHBTIUCT OK KOHAI.A.
First Polling Place
...Court House, Wnimen, S. Kohala
Inspector of Election.
S. 11. Mnhuku District Justice
.1. Stupplebcen Tax Assessor
J. Pnnkiki Tn Collector
."second Pollinn Place
...Co'uu House, K'lpauu, X. Kolmlii
lu.pectois of Election.
I.T lCaohi Polite Justice
J. P. Kninnuohu Ta Assessor
T. Kani Tax Collector
IHSTIUCT OK NORTH KONA
Polling Place School House, Kalluii
Inspeetois ot Election.
J. G. Hoapili District Justice
A. K. Hoapili T.i Collector
lHbTlUCT OK SOUTH KONA.
Polling Place. .. School tIouo, Hookena
Inspeetois of Election.
O. V. P. K ico District Justice
D. H. Nahiuu Tux Assessor
D. Knmakainai Ta Collector
DISTRICT OK KAU.
Polling Place
Spencei's Storehouse, Honuitpo
Inspectors ol Election.
.1.11. S. Mm tin District Justice
.1. N. Kanuhu Tax Assessor
J. ICauhaue Tax Collector
msTnioT op rux.v.
Polling Place Court House, Pohoiki
Inspectors of Election.
J. M. Xaeole District Justice
T. K. lv i.iihili Tax Assessor
D. B. Wiiliine T.i Collector
MAUI.
msriltCT COMl'OSM) OK LUlAINA, OI.OWA
LU, UKUMKHAMK, AND KAIIOOLAWE.
Polling Place Court House, L.ihainn
Inspectors ot Election
D Kahaulelio Police Justice
J A Kuukiiu Tux Assessor
J A Nahaku .'lax Collector
DISTRICT COMI'OSLD OK KAHAKULOA
AND KAANAl'ALI.
Polling Place ..School House, Honolna
Inspectors of Election
M Meheula, D H Kaialiilii, M. Sylva.
DlSTRICl I1KUINNING WITH AND INCLUD
ING WaIIIEE AND EXTENDING TO,
AND INCLUDING HoNUAULA.
First Polling Plate
Couit House, WsiUuku
Second Pulling Place
Court Houm', Ulitpul.ikua
Inspectoral Election.
L. Aliolo Police Justice
G. E. Rioliai d.son Tax Assessor
W. B. Kemiu Tax Collector
District beginning with akd includ
ing Hamakualo and uxtendims
to, and including Kula.
Polling Place. . .Court House, Miikawao
Inspeetois of Election.
W. F. Mossuian Distiiet Justice
J. Xakookoo. Tax Assessor
A. Fornander T.ix Collector
District uegining-ith and includ
ing Kaiiikinui and kxi ending to,
AND INCLUDING KoOLAU.
Polling Place Court House, liana
Inspector ot Election.
S. W. Kaal Distiiet Justice
.1. K. Hanuno. -Tax Absessor
P. Kanuii Tax Collector
District or Molokai and Lanai.
First Polling Place
Couit House, Pukoo, Molokai
Inspeetois of Election.
S. X. Kupihea Distiiet Justice
J. A. Kuukiiu Tux Cullettor
Second Polling Place
. School House, Kaohni, Lmiiii
Inspectors of Election.
S. Kalioohalaliala District Justice
OAI1U.
Distrioi or Kona.
Polling Place Alllolani Hale
Inspeetois of Election.
K. F. Blckcrton Police Justice
F. II. HnyhclOuii Tax Assessor
Geo. II. Luce Tax Collector
District ok Ewa and Waianak.
Flwt Polling Place
; School House, Wniawa
Inspeetois of Election.
II. X. Kiihulu District Justice
E. U. Filel Tux Assessor
A. Kauhl Tax Collector
oeeond Polling Place
,. . . .Couit House, Wiiiniiae
District ok Wahlua.
Polling Place.,.. Court House, Wnlalua
Inspectors of Electlcn.
H. K. Mahoe . District Justice
.1 .-Amaru Tux Collector
District or Koolauloa.
Polling Place.. School House, llnuula
Inspector of Election.
J. Kaluhl., District Justice
J. W. Ktinpu Tax Assessor
J. Pankenlaiil Tax Collector
District of Koolaui'Oko,
Polling Place. . . .CourtHouse, Kuncohe
Inspeetois of Election.
' J, L. Kaiilukdu District Justice
A. Koiilla Tax Collector
KAl'AI.
i( Disnticr ok Waimka.
f .First Polling Place '.
t School House, Walinen
!'' Inspectors of Election.
K. Kahale fDlstiIct Justice
J.lwal KauuJ, ...,, .'J'.ix Assessor
S. E. Knuliiu ." Tux Collector
Second Polling Place.
............ . .School House, Nlllinu
Inspeetois of Election.
F. Sinclair... Dish let Justice
A. Knukmi Tax Assessor
J. W. Puni, Sr Tux Collector
Distuk't or Puna.
First Polling Place
Couit House, l.llnio
Inspectors of Election.
It. S. llnpuku Dlsiilct Justlco
J. Kuln. ...... t Tax Assessor
S. Mnnuao Tax Collector
Second Polling Place
Com t House, Koloa
Inspectors of Election.
A WMuloho District Justice
J AV Kckahlmoku Tax Assessor
Jacob Kula Tax Collector
DISTRtOl OK IIANALKI.
First Polling Plaee,Coui t Housc,Hanalel
Inspectors of Elections
It Puukl District Justice
.las AV Bush Tax Assessor
G B Paloliau Tax Collector
and Polling Place. .Couit House, Kapaa
Inspeetois of Election
J K KKulwi Distiiet Justice
S Kalu Tax Assessor
L K Kaiunuallt Tax Collector
CI1AS. T. GULICK,
Minister of Interior.
Interior Ofllcc, Deo ill, 1883. B09 tfb
PloJgoJ to nolthor Boot nor Party.
Bat established for too benefit of nil.
MONDAY, JAN. 7, 1384.
THIS DAY'S DOINCS.
MORNING.
Reciprocity Sugar Co. , 10.
EVENINQ.
Band, Emma Square, 7:30.
Meeting Engine Co. No. 1, 7:30.
Algarolm Lodge, I.O.G.T., 7:30.
llnrmony Lodge, I.O.O.F., 7:30.
Teachers' Convention ,YMCA 7 :30
Huniiuie Society, Y.M.C.A, 7:30.
DEDICATION OF NEW HALL HARMONY
LODGE, NO. 3, I. 0. 0. F.
Harmony Lodge, No. 3, I.O.O.F.
was organized May 4, 187C, with a
membership of five. From the be
ginning its success was assured. It
now numbers 85 xncmbets. The
Lodge has long desired a. better
place of meeting than any formerly
procurable. This desire is now rea
lized by the completion of the new
hall upstairs in AVay's Block, on
King Street. The hall is large, well
ventilutcd, and magnificently fitted
up, with a splendid ante-room and
other small rooms for the safe keep
ing of regalias, etc.
The ceremony of Dedication was
performed last Thursday evening, in
presence of a "general audience."
The hall was well-filled by members
of the order, their wives, and aOimi-
tcd number of invited guests.
The Dedicating Officeis were:
Bro. Geo. Emmcs, M. AV. G. M. ;
Bro. Robt. Lewers, 11. AV. D. G.
M. ; Bro. R. F. Bickerton, R. W.
G. AV. ; Bio. Geo. AVilliams, R. AV.
G. Secretary ; Bro. R. AV. Laine, R.
W. G. Treasurer; Bro. Jno. S.
Smithies, AV. G. Maishal; Bro. J.
R. Morrill, AV. G. C. ; Bro. M. D.
Monsanat, AAr. G. I. G. ; Bro. M.
Green, AV. G. O. G. ; Bio. E. R.
Hendry, AV. G.. Chaplain; Bro. E.
C. Rowe, AV. G. Herald ; Bro. AV
Wagner, Fhst Herald; Bro. Jno.
Lucas, Second Herald; Bro. Geo.
Ashley, Third Herald; Bro. A.
Mackintosh, Orator. These olliccrs
formed in procession in the ante
room, entered the hall in "the name
of Fiiendship, Love, and Truth,"
and took up their proper positions.
The ceremony of Dedication then
proceeded according to the following
programme :
1. The N. G. delivers the keys
to the M. AV. G. M,
2. Response of the M. AV. G. M.
3. Invocation by the Grand
Chaplain.
4. Chanting of the CXXII.
Psalm by the choir :
"I was glad when they Baid unto
me, Let us go into the house of the
Lord," etc.
fi. Calling up the Lodge and sing
ing the Ode. " Brethren of our
friendly Order," etc., by the brethren.
G. Reception by the Heralds of a
goblet of water, a vase of flowers
and a cup of wheat, from the M. AV.
G. M.
7. Dedication of the Hall.
8. Singing Dedication Ode No. 1,
by the choir.
9. Proclamation of Dedication by
the R. W. D. G. M.
10. Singing Dedication Ode No. 2,
by the choir.
11. M. AV. G. M. delivers Hall to
N. G.
12. Address by Brother A. Mac
kintosh. Benediction by Grand Chnplaitt.
Brother J. A. Cruzan was to have
delivered the concluding address,
but wus prevented by sickness. Bro
ther A. Mackintosh made an excel
lent substitute. The entire cere
u; r.as rti.: . -j.
mony did , not occupy mote than
tliirlyminnlos, mul wns simple, ini
picssivc, nntl intensely interesting
from beginning to'cml.
Dancing anil Social intercourse
followed, which were thoroughly en
joyed by every one piuscnl. Re
ficshmonts prepared by the Messrs.
Unit Brothers were provided in
8upcr-iibtiiHlnncc ntul ot the very
best quality.
THE WOMAN OF THE PEOPLE.
The following, written by one of
the oldest clergymen in Australia, is
full of interest.
"The Rev. C. F. Garnscy, who lias
witnessed the pcrfonrinnco of "The
AVomnn of tho People, or the Hor
rors of Drink," at the Gaiety
Theatie, has addressed the following
note to Hcrr Bandmnnn: "Sir,
For many years past I have abstained
from the theatre from the feeling
that the ordinary plays picsentcd to
the public missed their object, as
expressed by our great dramatist
the immortal Shakspcarc whose
end, both at tho first and now, was,
and is, to hold, as tworc, the mirror
up to Nature) to bIiow virtue her
own feature, scorn her own image,
and the very age and body of the
time, its form and pressure. Rather
it seemed to me that the aim and in
tention of too many of the writers
for the stage was to pander to un
wholesome tastes and feelings, and
to present scenes at once gross,
sensational, and coirupt. Having
had an opportunity of witnessing the
performance of 'A Woman of the
People,' I have no hesitation what
ever in expressing my conviction
that it achieved, in a very marked
manner, the ' desired object I have
iudicatcd, and must influence many
who are able to see it for good. It is
a true picture of life, powerfully ex
citing the good impulses which the
Creator has implanted in bur breasts,
and holding up to scorn and detesta
tion that well-known character in the
world, 'the jolly good fellow,' who,
in his own absence of self-restraint,
becomes the ruin of others, and the
blight of many homes. It is free
from coarseness and vulgarity, while
it points most strongly to the one
moral, the evil of over-indulgence in
drink. Yours, &c, Chas. F. Garn-
sev, Unrist Uuurcu, byuney, July
31."
Joseph 0. Carter.
J. U. Kawaiimi.
A. P. Kalaukoa
A. K.- Ku'nuiakea
C03 tde b
Notice.
ALLT31TLS due to the Undersigned
up to Sept. 30th, 1883, if not set.
tied on or before February IbI, will bo
placed in the hands of a Collector.
G02 1m ' W.E. FOSTER.
Wanted
AN American woman with good ref
erence, would tukc an infant or
one or two small childicu to board.
Inquire, at O. HAMMER'S
C02 lw, HarnesB Shop.
The Hawaiian: Bark
,., "KAJLE"
Has just arrived Jan. 1st, 1881
WITH A OAIMiO
or
New , Goods !
FOR
H. Ilackfeld & Co.
003 3t
Ring up Telephone. ...... No. 202.
IF YOU WANT a Choup Job dono to
any part of tho City or Suburbs,
' P. Smith,
Next to Hammer's Harness Shop.
002 Din b
Engine Co, N. 5.
THE Following weio the Ollleois
elecied for tho above Company on
Dec. 01st, 1888, for (lie year 1881:
Wong Kim , .j Foreman
Tai Fhnrt Fhst Assist nt
W. C, Akiona .Second Absistant
F, C, Acliong. ,. ...t... Secretary
Wonp.Qual?. . . ..,...'....... .Treubuier
Lmi Chung. . . , .Delofiito
003 3t
PEOPLE'S
TICKET
BAGME EXPRESS
. Oceanic Steamship Oomp'y.
"i$&: THE MAGNIFICENT
B&aSKaSJfcuew and Elegant Steamships
MARIPOSA & ALAMEDA,
Will leave Honolulu and San
Fianclsco on the
1st and 15th of Each Month.
PABsr.haicns may have tholr names
booked In advance by applying at the
olllce of the ngenlh.
Pimcngen uy this line niu hcroby no
tilled Hint they will be allowed 250 lbs
of baggage free by tlio Overland Hall
way, when traveling East.
Excursion Tickets for Round Trip, $125,
good to tctum by any of tlio Company's
sjtenmen within ninety days.
Mkiicuanmbk intended for shipment
by tills line will bo leeched fiee of
charge In the Company's New AVaie
house and receipts issued for same.
Insuiianck on merchandise, whilst in
the win chouse, will ho nt owner's risk.
AV.M. G. hu in & Co.,
Agents, O. S. S. Co.
Steam Navigation Company's
lilXK OF STKAlWJKltS.
S1?
The Planter,
iiatks, . . Commander,
Will run regularly for Konn and Knti :
Lkavjjb Honolulu at 4 p.m. on
Tuesday,
Friday,
Tuesday,
Fi'iday,
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Nov.
9
11)
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Tuesday, Nov. 20
Ft Ida', Nov. 80
Tuesday, Dec. 11
Friday, Dec. 21
AiiuivKS At Honolulu at 5 p.m:
Tuesday, Oct. 1(1
Fiiday, Oct. 20
Tuesday, Nov. (I
Friday, Nov. 10
Tuesdav, Nov. 27
Friday, Dee. 7
Tuc-dnv, Dec. 18
Fiidavi Dee. 28
The Iwalani,
camkiion, - Commander,
Leaves Honolulu every Tuesday
at 5 p.m., for Nawiliwili, Ivolo.i, Eleclc
and WnlmiM, Kauai. Heluininir, leave
Nawiliwili eery Satiudiiy evening.
The James Makee,
ritKi:.MAX, - - Commander.
Leaves Honolulu cvory Thursday
nt 8 p.m. for Knpna and Kilauca. Re
turning, leaves Kauai every Tuesday at
4 p in , and touching at AVninae, both
ways
The C. R. Bishop,
davis, - - Commander.
Leaves Honolulu cvory Tuesday
at 4 p.m. for Kukuiliacle, Ilonoktin and
Panuhnii. Hotuinintr arrives at Honolulu
every Sunday morning.
.Steamer Einau,
King, - Master.
Leaves Honolulu each Tuesdav at
4 p.m., touching at Laliaina, Maa
laea Bay, Makena, Mahukona, Ka
walhae, Laupahoehoe and Hilo.
Returning, will touch at all tha
alove' ports, arriving at Honolulu
each Sunday a.m. 1
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
The clipper hark
Ella,
Clifl'oul, - - . Mnstcr.
Will have quick dispatch for the above
port. For freight or passage apply to
C. 15iti:vi:n it Co., Agents.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
The favorite bctno
w.n. JUimond,
Houdlett, . . - Master,
Will have quick dispatch for the above
port. For freight or passage apply to
V. 0. Ikwin & Co., Agents.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
The A 1 bark
Elsmore,
.Tenks, - . - . . . Master,
Will have quick dispatch for the above
port. For fieight or passage apply to
F. A. SciiAKFEit & Co, Agents.
FOR PUGKT SOUND P.
The Barkenline
Amelia,
Newhall. - . Master.
Win.
Will bo dispatched for l'oit Towr.send,
on Monday, 7th inst For freight or
passage apply on bonrd or to
Allen & ItonmsON, Agents.
TIIK FABr SAILING
Schooner Ehukai
will run regularly
TO WAIALUA EVERY MONDAY,
Returning on Thursday, weather
permitting.
For freight or passage apply to the
Captain on hoard, or to
181 A. F. Cqoktc. Agent.
Notice.
A DIVIDEND of $3 per shnio Is now
payable at the oflleo of the under
signed to stockholders In C. Brewer &
Company.
099 2t b C. BREWER S. Co.
Notice.
A DIVIDEND of 82.50 pt.r 8ilr0 iB
xjl' now paynblo at tho olllce of the
uuderslenctl to stockholders In the Ha
waiian Agrlcultuial Co.
599 L'tb C. BREWER & Co., Agents
Notii-e.
A DIVIDEND of 3.50 per slmro is
now payable nt tho oflleo of the
undeiMgtied to stockholders in the Ha.
law a Sugar Companv.
509 21b C. BREWER & Co., Agents.
NOTICE.
NO ICE ! NO ICE !
will be delivered from tho Honolulu Tco
Factory
C98 TTov i. Fow Duyw. 3t
Portuguese Advertisements.
TNTENDINO ADVERTISERS In tho
X l.USO HAWAIIAN) will please
i-end hi Ordein before Saturday the 6th.
It is not intended to solicit as only a
limited number of Advertisements will
be taken; most of the spneo being re.
served
508 4t ' 57 HOTEL STREET, Upsliilrfl,
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DILLINGHAM & CO.'S
BULLETIN OF NEW GOODS !
:OUll OWN
Ibeaklng Plow, Hlcc Plows 5 to 18
BUCKEYE
.A ja,iionll ixval
A Miy lomplctc Assortment
Magiicso Calcito FMro Proof Safes, abso-.
lutcly fire proof
HARKNESS FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
NEW DESIGNS IN SILVER PliATED WARE.
AVirc Clolh, Wire Netting, Hice Cloth, Hild Cages,
Blnck and Fencing Wiie, Pumps, Windmills, Tanks,
Hydrauclic Rams, Skidgato Oil in Five Gallon Tins.
Kerosene .mil LubiitiUing Oils a speeltiliv. A uooil Stock on hand, and to arrive.
Call and exam hie ouv If civ Goods.
DILLINGHAM & CO.
MACNEALE & URBAN SAFES
With Patent Inside Boltwork and Hinge Cap.
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A Iiavj;e Assortment of these justly Celebrated Safes
Just Arrived.
Over 500 in daily use on the Hawaiian Islands.
Safes Sold for Cash, or on the Installment Plan.
For Piice, Circulars, etc., apply to
C. O. BEItGER, General Agent,
540 tf b
SPRINGFIELD GAS MACHINES.
This Well-known Machine is now used at the Royal Palace, Hawaiian Hotel,
Music Hall, and a niiinbuU' of private lcsidcnces, giving entire satisfaction every
where. It is the most economical Machine in use, easily managed and automatic in its
operation.
I can furnish from a 20 Light to a 1000 Light Machine, smaller aif.es constantly
on hand.
EGAS FIXTURES OF MITCHELL, VANCE & CO.
For Circulais, Catalogues Prices, etc., apply to
O. O. BERG-ER, Sole Agent,
60ttf b
MUSIC HALL.
2-NIGHTS ONLY-2
Hold East that Which
IS GOOD
On Thursday Night
Herr Bulni'x Version
OK
D'Ennery's Great
Moral anil Mipns Play!
( IN FIVE ACTS)
THE WOMAN OF THE PEOPLE
OR
THE HORROllS of DRINK
Witnessed m Sydney, where it was
performed under tho pationngo of tho
COMBINED TEMPERANCE Societies
of New South Wales, by 115, 000 People
PRESS, PUBLIC and POL
PIT ummimoiiH.
Rosen ed Si-als can bo obtaiiud fiom
Wiseman & Ashley,
Dooiifl orr.N at7:I'0.
Porfoimnneo begins nt 8 o'clock. Car.
riages may bo oideied at J0:15 o'nlook,
1)00 tf h
A. .
Court lamnlilo GtiOO.
A SPECIAL MEETING of Iho above
Court tor thopuiposo of installing
Ofllceih and other important business,
w ill bo held on Tuesday, Jan. 8th at 0:30
p.m. A full attendance i requested.
002 J. ROTHWELL, Sec'y.
GEO. E. SHERMAN.
No. 42 Kino Stiieet.
Trees and Saddles of all kinds mndo to
or and repairing Hurncss, etc., dono
in short notice. All orders promptly tit
tended to, 093 ly
PATENTS:
Inch, Cultivators and
lfbrse Hnrrnws.
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HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
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HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.!;
FINE TURN OVER
Seat Brakes!
FOR SALE CHEAP manufactured
by thfc " '
HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE
Manufacturing Go.,
No. 70, - - Queen Street v
590 lm
FRUIT TREES,
CONSISTING of
Apricots,
Nectarines,
Pears,
Plums,
Quinces,
Peaches,
Apples,
Cherries,
Prunes,
Fiii3,
Persimons.
Almonds,.
English Walnuts, etc.
75 cents per Troe. Por doon Rjsorlod
Trees, $7.50.
Grapo Vines por dozen $2.00. ,
Rliubai b Roots each 50 conts. ,' '
JOHN K1DWELL,
Honolulu Nuiibkhy,
Beretania street neur Punaliou.
594 2w
CHEWING TOBACCO.
A NEW INVOICE OF
HORSE'S HEAD
AND
PACE'S PRIVATE STOCK
HAS JUBT UEKN IlECElVED
BY
L. Marchant,
597 lm b Fort Street
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Notice.
THE Annual Stockholders' meoting
of the Hawaiian Bell Telephone
Co., will bo hold THIS AFTERNOON,
at 2 p.m. at the Company's Olllce, Queen
St rest.
00 1 J. F. BROWN, Secretary.
Notice.
THE, Partnership hurctofoio existed
under the Firm name of Kohni &
Rupprecht, lias been dissolved by mutual
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