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The Election of Representative to the
next Legislative Assembly will take
plftco throughout tho various Election
Districts of the Kingdom on Wednesday,
tho Oth dny of February, 1884.
Tho Polls at tho several placos of elec
tion will bo oponod at 8 o'clock a.m. on
Ibo day above named, and closed at 5
o'clock p.m.
The following places are designated
lor holding the Elections:
HAWAII.
DIBTIUCT OF IIILO.
First Polling Place Court House, Hllo
Second Polling Place
Court lloiiin', Laupahoehoi;
Inspectors of Election.
G. W. A. Hnpnl , Police Justice
E. Kckoa Tax Aessor
It A. Lyman Tux Colloctor
district of hamak.ua.
First Polling Place
Court House, Honokaa
(Second Polling Place
Court House, Waiplo
Inspectors of Election.
J. P. Mlau District Justice
George Bell Tax Assessor
I. K. Kaunamano Tax Collector
DIBTIUCT OF KOHALA.
First Polling Place
...Court House, Walmca, S. Kohala
Inspectors of Election.
S. H. Mahuka District J uitice
J. Stupplcbecti Tax Asbeswr
L. Paakiki Tax Collector
Second Polllne; Place
.. .Court lloube, Ktipaau, N. Kohala
Inspectors of EUction.
J. B Kaolii Police Justice
J. P. Kimauoha Tax Assessor
J. Kan! Tax Collector
DI9TKICT OK NOUTIl KONA
Polling Place School Hoic, Kallua
Inspectors of Election.
J. G. Hoamli District Justice
A. K. Hoapill Tun Collector
DIHTIUCT OK SOUTH KONA.
Polling Place... School Home, Hookena
Inspectors of Election.
C. W. P. Kaeo Dihtrict Justice
D. H. Nahinu Tax Assessor
D. Kamakainal Tax Collector
fx DIBTIUCT OK KAU.
Polling Place
'I Spencer's Storehouse, Honui.po
Iii'pectois of Election.
J. H. S. Martin District Justice
J . N. Kapahu Tax Assessor
J. Kiuhane Tax Collector
DIBTIUCT OK PUNA.
Polling Place Court House, Pohoiki
Inspectors of Election.
J. M. Naeole District Justice
T. K.-Kaaihili Tax Assessor
D. B. Wahiue Tax Collector
MAUI.
DISTRICT COMPOSED OK I.AUAINA, OLOW.A.
hV, UKUMKUAME, AND KAHOOLAWE.
Polling Place Court House, Lahaina
Inspectors of Election
D Kahaulelio Police Justice
J A Kaukau Tax Assessor
J A Nahaku .Tax Collector
DI8TBICT COMPOSED OK KA1IAKULOA
AND KAANAPALI.
Polling Place.. ..School House, Honolua
Inspectors of Election
M Meheula, D H Kaialiilii, M. Sylva.
DlSTKICT BEGINNING WITH AND 1NCLUD-
TOO WAIIIKE AM) EXTENDING TO,
AND INCLUDING HONUAULA.
First Polling Plaee ..
Court House, Walluku
Second Polling Place
Court House, Ulupalukua
Inspectors of Election.
L Aholo Police Justice
G. E. Richardson Tax Assessor
f" B. Kennu Tax Collector
19TKICT UEGINNINO WITH AND INCLUD
ING HAMAKUALOA AND EXTENDING
" TO, AND INCLUDING KULA.
Polling Place. . .Court House, Makawao
' Inspector of Election.
VV. F. Mossman Distiict Justice
J. Nakookoo Tax Assessor
A. Fornandnr Tax Collector
Dibtiuct beqining with and includ
ing Kaiiikinui and extending to,,
and including koolau.
Polling Place Court House, Hana
Inspector of Election,
S. W. Kaal District Justice
J. K. Hanuua Tax Assessor
P. Kama! Tax Collector
District ok Moi.okai and Lakai.
First Polling Place
Court House, Pukoo, Molokai
Inspector of Election.
S. K. Kupihea District Juillt!o
J . A. Kuukau Tax Cnllector
Second Polling Place '
-School Hout-e, Kaohal, Linai
Inspectors of ElectloH.
,S. Kahoohalaha'la District Justice
OAHU.
Distiiict-ok Kona.
Polling Place Alllolanl Halo
Inspectors of Election.
R. h Blckerton ..Police Justice
J?. 11. Haysolden Tax Assessor
Geo. H. Luce .Tax Collector
District ok Ewa and Waianae.
First Polling Place ...
School House, Walawa
Inspectors of Election.
II. N, Kahulu District .Justice
E. B. Frlel ,.,...,. .Tax Assessor
A. Kauhi Tax Collector
Second Polling Place .,
Court House, Waianae
District ok Waialua.
Polling Place.... Court House, Waialua
Inspectors of Election.
8. K. Mahoo. DUtrlct Justice
J. Amara Tax Collector
" , District ok Koolauloa.
Polling Place.... School House, Hauula
Iuspcctorx of Election.
J. Kaluhl District Justice
J. "W. Kaapu Tax Assessor
.1. Paukealunl Tax Collector
DI8THIOT OK KOOLAUI'OKO.
Polling Place. , . .Court House, Kaneoho
InspectoiH of Election.
J. L. Kaulukou District justico
A. Koulin Tax Collector
KAUAI.
J) DISTRICT OK WAIMEA.
Kiwt Polling Place ,
. , Huhool House, Walinea
Inspectors of Election.
ii. Kahale. District Justico
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S. E. Knula. .VL.A.
Tax Collector
Socond rolling Place. . . ......... .v .
SclioolIIotise, Nllhau
Jiisi)CCtors..of Election, .
P. Sinclair District Justice
A. Knukau . . . , Tax Assessor
J. W. Punl, Sr Tax Collector
Dibtiuct of Puna.
First Polling Place. ,.,....,. ,....-
Court House, Llhuc
Insncctors of Election.
It. S. Hapuku j ..District Jtlstleo
j. Kala Tnx Assessor
S. Mnauno Tax Collector
Second Polling Place
i , .Court House, Koloa
Inspectors of Election.
A W Maioho. District Justice
T W Kckahlm okn Tax Assessor
Jncob Kala Tax Collector I
D1ST1UCT OK HANALt.1.
First Polling Place,Courtnousc,Hiinulel
Inspectors of ElentlouB
It Puttkl , . . .District Justice
Ja W Bush Tax Assessor
GBPalohau..,.., Tax Collector
and Polling Place. .Court House, Knpaa
Inspectoral Election
J K K Kalwl District Justice
S Kalu .'....Tax Assessor
L K Kaumualll Tax Collector
CIIAS. T. GULICK,
Mlnlsteivof Interior.
Iutcrlor Olllcc, Deo 31, 1883. 599 tfb
Pledged t wither Beet nor Party1.
Bat esUMUhed for 'the benefit of till. '
TUESDAY, JAN. 8,884.
THIS DAY'S DOINCS. TT
MORNINQ.
Tetiehers' Convention.YMCA 10
EVENING.
Excelsior Lodge, I.O.O.E., 7:30.
Bible Class at Lyceum at 7:80.
Trade Union, at Dins'', 7 :30.
Forrester's Baal, 8. '
THE COINAGE CASE.
The following is the concluding
portion of the decision of His Honor
Mr. Justice McCully.
" The iictitioncrs' counsel says
that when the respondent denies that
he intends to issue bonds for coin of
tho -value of 82 per cent of U. S.
gold coin, he evades the nllegntion
that he is about to issue them for
coin of about 82 per cent. I cannot
think that, by such refinement and
casuistry, one of the Kingls Minis-
tors, nnswering by the advice of the
'Attorney-General and other respon
sible counsel, attempts to impose
upon the Court, in violent incon
sistency with his several denials that'
he intendB to violate the law."
"The statement of this respon
dent is 'at least credible.". There sis
no 'extreme improbability' in it.
The Court will take the answer as
declaring in good faith that the res-
'pondcut is not al)ouV,to,fs8,iie bondsJ
'in any other manner, or 'for any
other moneys, than is provided f or,
'by law,' as construed-by the Court!
'The bill is therefore dismissed
(and the temporary writ granted ex
parte dissolved." - i n
THE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION' '
Met at the Y. M. C. A. yesterday,
about forty tnemberB being present.
After prayer, Rev. A. Mackintosh,
retiring president, addressed tlie,
meeting. The following -olllcers1
were then elected: M. M. Scott,
i president; iMiss Brickwood, "vicq
'president'; Bliss Moore,' Secretary ',
Miss Mossman, Miss Carter and Mr.
'Sanford, executive committee.
Mr. J. A. Moore, of Maul, gavo
an interesting discourse on text
books, the, best selection' to be niae
and the method of interesting pupils
in their work. !"
Mr. Oleson, of Hllo, illustrated
his new method of teaching English
to. -Hawaiians .,by. his., new-spelling,
book, in .Hawaiian andj'Unglish,
which contains 1,500 colloquial En
glish words.
Mrs. Geo. Wallace read 'an' ex
cellent paper on the imperfect teach
ing in primary departments.
A lengthy discission on the ad
visability of teachers changing tJieir
rooms, bo as to escape the .fatiguing
work of one class, ensued, tbQ pres
ident remarking that not-one teacher
in Honolulu was of tho same opinion
oi) the subject.
To-day's programme comprises
papers on Industrial Ed,ipati6n bv
Dr. Hyde, Organization for Ha
waiian Schools by Mr, G.1 Cr. Ken
yon, Class Drill by Miss Lewis." All
interested are invited.
THE CORSICAH BROTH EK 3.
Tho Unndmnnn-Bciiudct combinav
tion, after the unqualified success of,
the previous performances, opened,
on Saturday night, for q, short sea
son of three nights with the Corsicnn
Brothers, of which tho first and third
acts were given. Undoubtedly this
has beep tho most enjoyable of all
the performances julgingbyitlio pro
longed applause, frequent recalls,
filioute of laughter and evident satib
f AOtioa of.tho Midlonce, Herr Band
tnfuin, nSWnipn nntP Louis, carried
off thcinlm, tlic nppwnnco of Louis
Jhciug..w,raatngcd. J,n,tlic dosing
tceno of the first net, wherein the
ussnssltmtion "of' Louis' appears- t6
l''nbiini the effect was well arrnngeil,
though the lights ttnfortunntely did
not work well. Finally tho meeting
'in the woods between Alfred do May
nard, (Mr. Lobbctt) nud Fnbinn 'ap
peared' to'.oxccllcnt ml vantage, the
Duel in tlie'Snow being5, witnessed
with'inlcresl.-' " " ' '
MiSs Bcaudet next gave the selec
tions from Patl6tfco,s "I caii not tell
whnt this love can he thut cometh to
all but not to me" and "Love is a
plaintive song" for which, .she was
loudly and deservedly whteorcd,aml
responded with "Not married yet."
Still unsatisfied the audience de
manded another song and Miss Bcau
det gave thtaold favorite "Kretty as
a Pictured -" AV
The performance closed with A
Radical Cure which, although, wit
nessed by many of the,atdience for
'the second time', Yaa!tlQ,. cah8jebf
much merriment. Taken ns a whole
this was the beat performance yet
given.-U.'he.amutcurs did. well, the
scenery .wprkedwithout-a bitch and
there twaB nothirlgrto mar Jbo evon
ing's pleasure.
Two native men have been committed
for trial on a charge, of manslaughter of
a man named Kapunl at Kukulhaclc.
The party had been drinking beer. One
of the two witnesses in the case has
since died suddenly of heart disease.
A Libera Kowartl.
IiOS'Ai oh yJahuiJry Bthr A BLACK
3 ,, COVERED J-DIAUY for,',1882.
Finder please return it toj.I. W. Brown
or .1. M. OAT.li. &CO.,
C01 It b , Stationers.
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ILLIAM J. BRYSON,
liUlbliK.ilAliJiI
Ad
iJeUlron Worker. . Tnnksl1
aim v ooiors inline ip orucr.i ranicuiar
atU'ni6d ptolcllto BopairWJ)rfct' Orders
left at R Moore's Machine Shop, King
ttrect, will be promptly attended to. ,
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JoseptParterr
. U, Kawaurai. ,
CV.I. li . .JO ii ,! '
A. P. Kalautoa;'
A. K. Kunuiakea
..
J k Notice. , y t,
ALL BIIES due to-the Undersigned i
dptbept:aOthr 1883, If not set-
. .Notice.
tied on or liefore February 1st, will
Iplaced in the hands of n.Colloctor. '
IllOaiin 'AY". K. 'ROSTER:'
Wanted
AN Ajncrcanrwomnn with good rol
ereuce, woufd take an Tnfanl o
rot
r
one or two smallxhlldroa-to board?
Inquire at"" '"O. HAMMER'S
002 lw
Harness Shop.
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GiuBnSon's .Opfiok, 1IOno- ).
lulu, Sept. 24, 1883.
NOTICE Is hereby given tliat no debts
contracted oh bolialf'of the Ha
waiian, hand. will Jo recognized oipajd
unless oi dered by the undersigned.
Jko. O. DOmi&is,
, Opvcrnor of.Oahu..
.To h
.T,H?
by
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580ttb
Trustee.
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rrJiUiM izJn & 3idrf.jOio, -,- ,,!
Tfie , JHaaiiaii, Ba
" " KALE
-.HiUi.JU8t Jijrlve& Ja)k 1bI, 1884 '
NeM Goods !
, f i Jl! Hpltfold &, Co.
no
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Ring up Telophone,
No. 202.
IF YOU WANT a Cheap Job dono to
u any Wart 6f 'the City orSuburbs.
'" "'-"' " . Smith,
NexUtq Hatnmer'j Ilarncss Shop.
pnaacoaam.hio tr '
EngineC jNp, 5k ,
THE Followfug were the Ofllcers
cleclpd for the above Company on
Dec. 31st, 1888, for the year 16841
Wong Kim.,. v t Foreman
Till Plmrt, .Vi."i ....'. V... First Assistant
. u. Aionu; i
F, C. Achong. .
Won): Qunl....
Lau Ohong....
. , Second -Assistant
Hccretaryj
, Treasurer
...,...,, Dolofuto
909 Bt
ROOMLrecenlly occupied
i&mmsFx fViuffiSi?-u.5P v-
,nnu ApplV to VIOHN'HI TAT Y. '
BA&GA&E
EXEBESS
"feSJP&
iuHnflF) i
Ooeanio'Stedmship Oomp'y.
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Ja THK MAGNIFICENT
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now and Elegant Steamships
MARIPOSA & ALAMEDA,
Will leave Honolulu and San
Fianclsco on the
lBtand 15th of Each Month.
i'ABSKNUKits mny have their names
booked In advance by applying at the
billco 6f the agents.
Passengers by this line nre hereby no
tlfled Hint they will bo allowed SCO lbs
of baggage- free by the Overland Hall
way, wlion traveling East.
Excursion Tickets for Round Trtp, $125,
good to return by nny of the Company')
wtenmois within ninety days.
Merchandise Intended for shipment
by this line will be received fice of
clinrge in the Company's Now Ware
house and receipts Issued for same.
Inbuuam'i: on mcicliandlRe, whilst hi
the warehouse, will be nt owner's risk.
Wm. G. Irwin it Co.,
Agents, O. S. S. Co.
mi i '
lNTJGRISIiAXl
Steam Navigation Company's
lo .MNE OF STEA31EKS.
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The Planter,
liATKs,,. Commander,
Will ruii regularly for Kona and Knu :
Lkavbs Honolulu at 4 p.m. on
Tuesday,
Friday,,
Tuesday,
Oct. 0
Tuesday, Nov. 20
Friday, Nov. 80
Tuesday, Dec. 11
Friday, Dec. 21
Oct. 10
Oct. SO
Nov. 0
Friday,
Akrive8 at Honolulu at 5 p.m:
Tiic-dny, Oct. Hi
Friday, Oct 20
Tuesday, Nov. (i
Fjridny," Nov. 10
Tuesday, Nov. 27
Friday, Dec. 7
Tuesday, Dec. 18
Fililay, Dec. 28
The Iwalani,
oamkiion, - - - Commander,
Leaves Honolulu every Tuesday
at 5 p.m., for Nawilhvili, Koloa, Elc-clc,
and Waiinea, Kauai. Returning, leaves
Nawilhvili every Saturday evening.
The James Makee,
puucmak, Commander.
Leaves Honolulu ovcry Thursday
at U p.m. for Jvnpaa and Kllauea. Re
turning, leaves Kauai every Tuesday at
4 p-m.,
yraj'R.
nnd touching at Wainae, both
The C. R. Bishop,
davib, - Commander.
Leaves Honolulu every Tuesday
nl 4 p.m. for Kukuiliacle, Honokaa and
Paauhau. Returning arrives at Honolulu
every Sunday morning. w x
Steamer Kinau,
Ring, - Master.
Leaves Honolulu each Tuesday at
4 p.m., touching at Lahaina, Maa
laea wBay, Makjena, Mahu.kona, Ka
wailme, Laupahoehoe and Uilo.
Returning, vill touch at all tho
alovep6rta, arriving at Honolulu
each Sunday a.m. 1
,FO'R' SAN FRANCISCO
The clipper bark
Ella,
Clifford, - - . Master.
Will have quick dispatch for the above
port. For freight or passage apply to
i C. HitKwim & Co., Agents.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
The favorite bztnc
w.n. jjimond,
Houdlett. . - - Muster.
tWillJiave quick dispatch for the above
pore. ior ireigiu or passage apply to
W. G. Irwin & Co., Agents.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
The A 1 bark
Elsinore,
Jcnks, - - - . . . Master,
Will have quick dispatch for the above
' port. For. freight -or pasBage; apply, to
F. A. Sghaepku & Co, Agents.
FOR PUGET SOUND P.
The Barken tine
t , Amelia,
Wni.i lewnall, . i Master.
Will bo dispatched for Port Towcsend,
on Monday, 7tn inBt jor ireignt or
passage apply on board or to
, ( , Allien tfc-ItoniNEON, AgenB,
I k TIIK'WART BAITIKO
Schooner Ehukai
will run regularly
Tp WAIALUA EVERY M.ONDAY,
Returning on Thursday, weather
permitting.
For freight or passage apply to the
Captain on board, or to
181 A. F. Cookk. A cent.
Notice.
A DIVIDEND of $3 per share Is now
payable at the office of the under
signed to stockholders in O. Brewer &
Company. r
500 2d b C, BREWER &. Co.
" Notice.
A DIVIDEND of $2.60 per shnro Is
now payable at the oftlco of the
undersigned to stockholders in the Ha.
valian Agricultural Co.
8f)9 2tb O. BREWER & Co., Agents
,-,
Notice.
A, DIVIDEND of $2.&Q per share is
now payable at tho office of the
Undersigned to stockholders in the Ha.
lawa Sugar Companv.
509 3tb 0. BREWER & Co., Agents-
NOTICE.
NO ICE ! NO ICE I
,;vjll bo doliveredfrom tho Honolulu Ice
Factory
508 JPov a. JPtiw Dayw. 8t
Portuguese Advertisements.
INTENDING. ADVEIITISER8 in the
LUSO IIAWAIIANO will please
i-end lu Orders before Siturdoy the Oth.
It Is not intended to. sollojt as only a
Jlinitcd number of Advertisements will
'be taken i pio-d nj the sjiace being re
served. 508 4t 07 BQTEL. STREJJT, Upstair,
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DILLINGHAM & CO.'S
BULLETIN OF NEW GOODS!
:OUR OWN PATENTS :-
Breaking piotvs, Ulc6 Plows ,to 18 Inchi' Cultivators hli'd Horso narrows. I i !
BUCKEYE MOWERS!
kg,iicnlt;iHvn,r Iirnlemeixts , ' '
A veiy (i)iuplcta Aisortment '
Magneso Calcite Firo Pi'oof Safes, abso
lutely fivo proof ' " ;
HARKNESS FIRE EXTINGOISHERS
NEW DESIGNS IN SILVEU PLATED WARE.;"
WiicClolh, Wire Nctlliig, Hlce Cloth, Mild Cages, I , . ' j i j fl
Hlack nud Fcnrlng Wire, Pumps. Windmills, Tank,
Hydrauclic Rams, Skidgate
Kerosene uud Lubricating OIIh a sptrlalty.
Call and examine
MACNEALE & URBAN SAFES
With Patent Inside Boltwork and Hingo Cap.
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A Large Assortment of these justly Celebrated Safes
Just Arrived.
Over 500 in daily ubb on
Safes Sold for Cash, or
For Prices, Circulars, etc., apply t6
U. O. BKCrK, General Agent,
540 tf b . q'AWAnAN ISEIANDS. '
SPRINGFIELF&AS ..MACHmES-.
This Well-known Machine is now used at the Royal Palnce, Hawaiian Hotel1,
Music Hall, and a number of private residences,vgivmg entire) satisfaction every,
where. - ' J . , , .
It-is the most economical Machine in u-e, easily managed and automatic in its
operation. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' l
I can furnish from a 20 Light to a. 1000 Light .Machine? Smaller slzfeS constantly
on hand. .,. . It '' - i j- - i " '
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IGAS FIXTURES. OF. MITCHELL, VANCE & CO.
For Circulars, Catalog uos Prlcoj, etc., apply
O. O.'BERGKEB Soleeht.U
M4tf b
MUSIC HALL.
2-N1GHTS 0NLY-2
HOLD FAST TnAT "WHICH M GOOD
On Thursday flight
Herr Bandmann's Yersion
OF
D'ENNER'YS G-BEAT
Moral and Religious Play I
(in five Acts) -'
I
on
THE HORRORS OF DRINK;
Witnessed in Sydney, whore It was
performed under the. palronnge of the
COMBINED TEMPERANCE Societies
of Now 8ou"th Walos, by 115, 000 People
I'UEBS, l'UnLIC AND TULriT UNANI1I0US.
MIBSBEATJDET
AS
The Woman of the People
FJUST AI'PKAUASCE OK
MISS CLARE FOREST.
In Two Cfinracteit-.
Reserved Scats can bo nbtiiimd from
Wiseman & Ashley.
noons open at 7 1: 0
Performance luteins at M o'iluli. Car
riages may be ordeied nt 10 I A oVIook,
wo 'f
A, O. F. t :
Court Xmimlilo GCIOO.
A SPECIAL MEETING of the above
Court for the purpoao of installing
Ofllccra and other important biuloess,
will bo held onTupsday, Jan. 8th at 0:80
p,tn. A full nttemlaiicn Jm requested.
002 J, ROTIIWKLL, Scc'y.
GEO. E. SHERMAN.
T& No. 42 Kino Btheet .(
Trees and Saddles of all kinds made t'o
order and repairing II trncss, etc., dime
in short notice. All orders promptly at
tended to, (()$ iy
0M in Five GatiorvTins.
A good Btock on bnndf and to arrive.
our New' Goods."
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DILTJtNGHAnif, :& CO.
the Hawaiian- Islands.
on the Installment Plan.: , ,
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HAWAIIASLANDS.
FINE TllRffOVER
Seat Brakes!,
FOR SALE CHEAP manufactured
by tho t
HAWAII AN CARRIAGE-!
Maniifaoturing, ,CoM
No. 70, - - Queon Street '-'
50ttlm ' -I
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FRUIT TRgESL
CONBIBTIKOi OF
Aprlcots,
Nectarines. ', J
Pears, '
Plums,
Quinces,
Perslmona. t ' , ,
Peaches,
Apples,
Cherries,
PruneB,
4FIC3.
, Almonde.
English WalrimV et'o:
75'cenU-por Trce.,iPr doz9ivAorle(l
C . . j , .Tr0B-tf $7160'. 1 ?iJ. i f
Grape Vlries per dozen $3,007' k A
Rlrubarb Roots eaoh 50 pents.
JOHN KIDWELL,
.-.- , HoNOLULvJTijiiaEnt, ,
Beretariia street'ne'ar Puuahou.
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CHEWING I0BACGQ.
A NEW INVOIOE OP
o HORSE'S HEAD
1 AND
HAS JU8TBEUK nKOklVED
L, Marcluinti
071nib' . ', FortHtreet.
THE Annual 9'ockholdera' raeetlnK
of the Hawaii on Hell Tlflnhnn?
Co.. will be held TfllS AFTERNOON,
at 2 p.m. at the Company's Office, Queen
8lrcat
C0J
J. F. BROWN, Secretary,
Notice; - '
THE, Partnership hore'tofbre existed
under the Firm name of Kohlu &
Huppreoht, has been dissolved by mutual
constat, 608 at
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