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BY AUTHORITY,
The Election of Representatives to the
next Legislative Assembly will take
place throughout tho various Election
Districts of tho Kingdom on Wednesday,
the Oth dny of February, 1834.
The Polls nt tho sovcral places of elec
tion will be opened at 8 o'clock a.m. on
tho day nbovo named, and closed at 5
o'clock p.m.
The following places nie designated
for holding the Elections:
HAWAII.
DtBTltlCT OF H1LO.
First rolling Place ..Court Houso, Hllo
Second Polling Place
Court House, Laupahoehoe
Inspectors of Election.
G. W. A. Hapal Police Justice
E. Kekoa Tax Assessor
It A. Lyman Tax Collector
DISTRICT OK UAMAKUA.
Fiist Pollinc Place
Court House, llonokiui
Second Polling Plncc
Court House, Waiplo
Inspectors of Election.
J. P. Mlau District Justice
Georgo Bell Tax Assessor
"... K. Knunamnno Tax Collector
DISTRICT Or KOIIALA.
First Polling Place
. . .Court House, Waimea, S. Kolinln
Inspectors of Election.
S. H. Mahukn District Justice
J. Btupplebeen Tax Assessor
L. Paakiki Tax Collector
Second Polling Place
.. .Court House, Kupaau, N. Kohala
Inspectors of Election.
J. B. Kaohl Police Justice
J. P. Kamauoha Tax Assessor
J. Kaai Tax Collector
DISTIUCT OF NORTH KONA
Polling Place School House, Kaihm
Inspectors of Election.
J. G. Hoapili District Justice
A. K. Hoapili Tax Collector
DISTRICT OF SOUTH KOKA.
Polling Place .. School House, Hookena
Inspectors of Election.
C. W. P. Knco District Justice
D. H. Nahinu Tax Assessor
D. Kainakainai Tax Collector
DISTIUCT Or KAU.
Polling Place
Spencer's Storehouse, Honimpo
Inspcctois of Election.
J. II. S. Murlin Distiict Justice
J. N. Kapahu Tax Assessor
J. Kauhane Tax Collector
DISTIUCT OF TUXA.
Polling.J'lacc Court House, Pohoiki
Inspectors of Election.
J. M. Nacole District Justice
T. K. Kaaihili Tax Assessor
D. B. Wahinc Tax Collector
MAUI.
DISTRICT COMPOSED OF LAHAINA. OLOWA
LU, UKUitEHAME, AND 1CAHOOLAWE.
Polling Place Court House, Lahaina
Inspectors of Election
D Kahaulclio Police Justice
J A Kaukau Tax Assessor
J A Nahaku Tax Collector
DISTRICT COMPOSED OF KAIIAKUI.0A
AND KAANAPAIJ.
Polling Place. ...School House, Jlonohm
Inspectors of Election
; M Mcheula, D II Kaialiilii, 31. Syha.
DlSTP.ICT BEGINNING WITH AND INCLUD
ING Waihek and extending TO,
AND INCLUDING HONUAULA.
First Polling Place
Coiut House, Wailuku
Inspector!, of Election.
L. Aliolo Police Justice
G. E. Richardson Tax Assessor
W. B. Kcaini Tax Collector
Second Polling Place
".Com t House, Ulup.ihikiiu
Inspector of Election.
M. Kcaloha District Justice
District beginning with akd includ
ing Hamakualoa and extending
to, and including Kula.
Polling Place... Court House, Makawao
Inspectors of Election.
W. F. Mossman Distiict Justice
J. Nakookoo Tax Assessor
A. Fornandcr Tax Collector
District regininu wim and includ
ing Kaiiikinui and extending to,
and including koolau.
Polling Place Court House, liana
Inspector of Election.
S. W. Kaai District Justice
J. K. Hauuna -Tax Assessor
P. Kamai Tax Collector
District ofMoloicai and Lanai.
TlrstPolling Place
Court House, Pukoo, Molokui
Inspectors of Election.
S. K. Kupihca District Justice
.1. A. Kaukau Tax Collector
Second Polling Place
Scliool House, Kaohai, Imui
Inspectors of Ejection.
S. Kalioohalahala District Justice
OAIIU.
District of Kona.
Polling Place Alilolanl Hale
Inspectors of Election.
R. F. Bickdrton Police Justice
F. II. Hayscldcn Tax Assessor
Geo. II. Luco Tax Collector
District of Ewa and Waianae.
First Polling Place :
School House, Waiawa
Inspectors of Election.
II. N. Kaliulu District Justice
E. B. Fricl Tax Assessor
A. Kauhl Tiu Collector
Second Polling Place
Com L House, Waianae
, J, P. Kama District Justice
A District of Waialua.
Polling Place. . . . Court House, Waialua
Inspector) of Election.
S. K. Mahoo District Justice
J. Amara Tax Collector
District of Koolauloa.
Polling Place. ..School Hotibo, Hniuiln
Inspcctorn of Election.
J. Knluhi District Justice
J. W. Kaapu Tax Assessor
J, Paukcalanl Tax Collector
District of Koolaupoko.
( .Polling Place. . . .Court Houso, Kuncoho
iiiHwuuiuia in Jiiuuiiun.
, J. L. Kuulukon District Justlco
r A. Kaulia Tux Collector
KAUAI.
Dihihict or Waimea.
Irst Polling Placo
, School House, Waimea
Inspectors of Election.
, Kuhalc District Justice
A
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Llwal Kauai Tax Asscsson
S. E. Kaula Tax Collccton
Second Polling Place
. . . ... School House, Nlllmu
Inspcctois of Election.
Geo. S. Guy..... Distiict Justice
A. Knuknu Tax Assessor
J. W. Pnui, Sr Tax Collector
District or Puna.
First Polling Place
Court House, Lihuo
. Inspcctois of Election.
It. S. Hapuku Distiict Justice
J. Knla Tax Assessor
S. Mnnuno Tax Collector
Second Polling Place .........
Court House, Kuloa
Inspectors of lilcctlon.
A W Maloho District Justice
J W Koknhlmokti Tax Assessor
Jacob Knla Tax Collector
Disimcror iiaxamu.
First Polling Placc,Court lIouse,IIanalel
Inspectors of Elections
It Puukl District Justice
Jns W Bush Tax Assessor
G B Palohau Tax Collector
2nd Polling Plnce. .Court House, Kapaa
Inspectors of Election
J K K Kniw i District Justice
S Kalu. Tax Assessor
L K Knumualli Tax Collector
C1IAS. T. GUL1CK,
Minister of Interior.
Intel lor Olllcc, Deo ill, 1?83. fiOO tfb
THE UNDERSIGNED have formed
a copatlncrship under the linn
name of " SPRECKELS & Co." for the
purpose of carrying on a general bank
ing and exchange business at Honolulu,
and such other places in the Hawaiian
Kingdom as may bo deemed advisable.
(Signed) CLAUS SPItECKELS.
Wm G. IRWIN.
'.' F. F. LOW.
Honolulu, Jan. 14th, 1884.
Referring to tho above we beg to in.
form the business public that wo arc
prepared to make loans, discount approv
cd notes, and purchase exchange at the
best current rates. Our arrangements
for selling exchange on the principal
points in the United States, Euiopc,
China, Japan and Australia are being
made, and when perfected, due notice
will be given. We shall also be prepared
to receive deposits on open account,
make collections, and conduct a general
banking and exchange business.
010 Umb (signed) SPItECKELS & Co.
Pledged to neither Beet nor Patty.
Bat established for tho benefit or all.
FRIDAY,' JAN. 25, 188-1.
THIS DAY'S DOINGS.
MORNING.
Mr. E. P. Adams will hold his
Regular Cash Sale, at 10.
AFTERNOON
Ladies' Prayer Meeting, Fort St.,
Church, at 3 o'clock.
EVENING.
Imp. Order of Red Men, at 7:30.
Morning Star Lodge, K. of J. 7 :30.
"ON PRINCIPLE"
The Advertiser, "on principle,
deems it undesirable that an officer
of the King's Guard should be a
member of the Legislature." Whilst
endorsing the view of our contem
porary, we would go still further,
and, "on principle" too, deem it
equally undesirable that a judge of a
court of law should be a member of
the Legislature. Indeed, of the two,
we deem it less undesirable that a
soldier should be a legislator than
that an administrator of the law
should also be a law-maker. Tho
constitution of Great Britain admits
military and naval officers into par
liament, but a judge never. The
Hawaiian constitution provides that
"no Judge of a Court of Record
shall ever be a member of the Legis
lative Assembly." It ought, in our
opinion, to say that "no judge of
any court whatsoever shall ever be a
member of the Legislative Assem
bly." Why exclude judges of courts
of record and admit judges of courts
which are not courts of record, we
arc unable to see. But we do see
many and strong reasons why no
judge should be allowed to dabble in
politics, and ho cannot be a member
of the Legislature without doing so.
Whilst holding, "on principle," that
the officer of the King's Guard had
better let politics alone, no very for
midable objection, on the ground of
his position, occurs to our mind;
but the Koolau Judge another gen
tleman on tho same ticket ought to
eschew all politics as long as ho
occupies the bench in a court of jus
tice. And this wo contend for strict
ly "on principle" Concerning tho
gentleman himself, lie may be, for
anything we know to the contrary,
well qualified to represent this or any
other district in the Legislative As
sembly. In fact, he has been n
member of two or three previous
legislatures, and, according to an
old file of tho Gazette, he acquitted
himself creditably. But ho is a
judge, and, "on principle," we deem
it undesirable that a judge should
be a politician. "There may be
many examples and precedents for
such a thing, but wo cannot recon
cile it to our minds as suitablo or
proper."
TURNING CORNERS.
For vehicles to turn street corners
at a too rapid ralo is dangerous.
Thero is danger of tho vehicle tip
setting, but the gtcatcst danger is of
colliding with some other vehicle
travelling in the opposite direction.
In the cities and towns of other
lands governments usttnlly tako cog
nisance of this fact, and enact laws
which make it a punishable offence
to drive or ride around street cor
ners faster than a walk. It is a mnt
Icr generally dealt with by municipal
governments, and every intelligent
municipal government has it law or
by-law of this kind. It is a wise
regulation, because it protects life
and property. Here in Honolulu wo
have no municipal government, and
no regulation of the kind referred to.
At least, if there is such a regula
tion, it is not enforced ; for vehicles
of every description, both public and
private, can be seen any day and
any hour of the day turning corners
much faster than a walk. If colli
sions, from this cause, arc rare, nar
row escapes arc numerous. If no
serious accident has hitherto hap
pened through lack of restriction,
such an accident may occur any dnj.
Why wait until somebody has been
killed before removing the danger?
If tho Minister of the Interior had
authority to enact other carriage
regulations now in force, has ho not
the authority to adopt and enforce a
regulation of this nature also?
POSTAL MONEY ORDERS.
The S. JP. Chronicle gives the
following on the money order busi
ness between Hawaii and the United
States.
"The negotiations between the
United States and the Hawaiian
kingdom for the establishment of
money-order facilities have been con
cluded and the treaty will go into
effect on the 1st of January next.
International money-order exchanges
arc now carried on with Canada,
Great Britain, Ireland, Germany,
Switzerland, Italy, France, Portugal,
Belgium, Jamaica, New Zealand,
New South Wales, Victoria, Tasma
nia and India, and the department is
now in correspondence with the pos
tal administrations of Norway, Swe
den, Japan, Barbadoes, Cape Colony
and Queensland for the purpose of.
extending the service to each of those
'countries. San Francisco has been
chosen as the exchange office be
tween this country and the Sand
wich Islands and Superintendent
Jackson has received instructions
from the department that advices of
Hawaiian money orders arc to be
certified in the same manner as ad
vices of Victoria, New South Wales
and New Zealand, with the exception
that no conversion is required of the
money of one country into that of
the other, the currency of Hawaii
being of the same denomination and
value as that of the United States.
The commission charged for orders
to the Hawaiian kingdom will bo
about 1A per cent, as on sums not
exceeding $10 the fees will be 15
cents; over $10 and not exceeding
620, 30 cents ; over 20 and not ex
ceeding 30, 45 cents ; over 30 and
not exceeding 40, CO cents ; over
$40 and not exceeding 50, 75 cents.
There arc twenty money-order offices
in the Hawaiian kingdom, princi
pally situated on the islands of
Maui, Kauai, Hawaii, Oaliu and
Molokai. The money-order business
with foreign countries, with few ex
ceptions, is remunerative, the reve
nues for 1882 from the international
business alone being $99,923,20."
Notice.
THE FIRM of Ashley & Hobbaid is
hereby dissolved by mutual con
tent, Mr. W. G. Ashley retiring.
Mr. H. F. Hobbard will continue tho
business, and pay all outstanding dobts
against tho firm.
W. G. ASHLEY.
010 Iw b II. F. HEBBARD.
THE CASINO
AT KAPIOLANI PARK,
Is tho Favorite Suburban
Resort
it is open Every Day
AND
XfcelVeslixMtew.ts
Can always bo supplied, as well as
Fresh Air in the Country.
II. J.NOITE, "
014 lm Proprietor.
i&Maiafoifliiw?aiiflB miiiwin t miwMdMriiMMMWBggMfesaafoj
AUCTION SALE BY E. P. ADAMS.
AUCTION SALES
HY
DE. 3?. -A.XA.3MCS.
I'Yitlny, Jan. &i41i,
At 10 a.m., at store Regular Cash
Sale. gTScc Posters.
SntniMlny, Jan. 20th,
Al 10 a.m., on thn premises, Furnl.
turo Salo at Mrs. E.M. Pony's, Nuii.
ami street.
SuLiu'Uny, Jan. SJOtli,
At 12 o'clock noon, at Sales Room
Executor's Sale of Real EstUe,
South street, adjoining lcMdenec of
the late 51. .T. Roc.
E. P. Adams, Auctioneer.
At tho Residence of 51 rs. E. 51. Perry,
Nuunnu Vallr-v, adjoining residence of
T. 11. Hobrou, Eq.,
On Saturday, Jan. 2Gth,
At 10 .i.ui. will be sold (on account
of dcpartuie)
The Entire Household Furniture
IN PART AS POT.I OWS, V17.1
BED LOUNGE, ROCKING CHAIRS,
Brackets, Pictures, Cine Chairs,
Bedsteads, Matrasses, Pillows,
'Blankets, Coverlets, Mosquito Netn,
Tables, 5Iirror, Glass and Chinawarc.
1 PIANO FORTE, LONDON 5IAKE,
Dining Table, Side Saddle,
Gentleman's Saddle, Bath Tub,
Kitchen Stove and Furniture.
also
A Small Collection of Books.
E. P. Adams, Auctioneer.
NOTICE.
THE WINDSOR RESTAURANT,
ONCE MORE
10 Tin: FRONT
And will be opened and ready for
business on
Saturday, Jan. 2oth.
GEO. CAVANAG1I,
Proprietor.
The reputation of the above-named
establishment for Superior Meals is well
kuown, and requires no further com
ment. 019 lm b
Wanted,
A THOROUGH GOOD BAKER.
xjl. Only strictly sober men need ap.
ply. Good wages and steady employ
ment. F. HORN",
Steam Bakery and Cindy Factory,
018 -lw Hotel street
l"o. 96, King Street,
Telephone No. 1 30
HAVING BOUGHT out the business
of W. II. AVilkinson, the under
signed is pit-pared to carry on a general
Express Business; and hopes by prompt
ness and dispatch to merit a fair share'
of the public patronage.
H. Emmerson.
(118 3m
Notice.
HAVING SOLD all interest in my
Express Business to Jlr. II Era.
merson, I am only responsible for dobts
contracted up to this date. I solicit a
share of patronage for my successor.
W". H. Wilkinson.
Honolulu, Jan. 23, 1881. (518 3t
NOTICE.
IS HEREBY GIVEN to all persons
that at a meeting of Shareholders
of the Hawaiian Cable Company, held
on the 22nd day of January 188 1, it was
voted to accept tho CHARTER OF IN.
CORPORATION gi anted to them and
their Associates and Successors under
tho corporate name and stvlo of the
HAWAIIAN CABLE COMPANY on
tho 21st day of January 1884, and that
the Corporation under Raid Uhaitor or.
ganized itself, and elected tho following
officers, viz:
President II. A. Widemann
Vice-President II. J. 5Iacfailane
Tmisurorifc Secretary C. O. Berger
C. O. JJERGER, Sec'y,
(118 lw b . Hawaiian Cable Company.
Notice.
IWDLL NOT be responsible for any
dobts contracted' in my name after
this dale, without my written order.
RAYMOND REYES.
Ilonolnlu, Jan. 21, 1881. 017 3w
For Sale,
SIX SPARS, sultntilo for bridging or
rolling purposes, or ship's spars.
Apply at
010 hn JIYANS BOAT HOUSE.
Charming Residence to Lease.
On tho Plains, (Ilcrotuiitn st.,1
between Alapainnd Knplolanl
street, wo have one of the fin
est residences to lease In that neighbor,
hood. Lot 18125x140, Houso contains
(I looms with BiUh-housc, Kitchen, Cook
House, Stable and Caniago House. Will
lease to responsible party for 5 years.
Rental $50 a month.
For Salo.
SADDLE HORSE warranted in every
lespect, especially adapted foi Lady
to ride. New blde-Saddlo, Blanket, Bri
die etc. Eutiie Outfit for salo reason
able. Apply to
WI8E5IAN & ASHLEY,
010 lw General Business Agents
DILLINGHAM & CO.'S
BULLETIN OF NEW GOODS !
: OUll OWN PATENTS :
Breaking Plows, Rico Plows 5 to 111 Inch, Oulllvntors and Horse Hnirows.
BUCKEYE" MOWERS
A very complete Assortment.
Magneso Calcite Fire Proof Safes, abso
lutely fire proof
HARKNESS FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
NEW DESIGNS IN SILVElt PLATED WAKE.
Wire Cloth, Wire Netting, Rice Cloth, Blid Cages,
Black aud Fencing Wire, Pumps, Windmills, Tnnks,
Hydrauclic Rams, Skidgate Oil in Five Gallon Tins.
Kerosene and Lubii eating Oils a specialty, A good Stock ou hand, and to arrive.
Call and examine our New Goods.
DILLINGHAM & CO.
EEADY FOR FURNISHING HOUSES.
LYCAN
Parlor Sots,
Bedroom Sots,
Odd Chairs,
Dining Tables,
Centre Tables,
Mattresses,
Pillows,
Rugs,
Malting,
Lambrequins, Cornices and Picture Frames
OK KVEUT DKSCnirTION JIAUU to ouunii.
105 & 107 Fort Street, Honolulu, II. I.
&?" Island Orders will receive Prompt and.Caieftil Attention. COO !lm b
Pioneer Carriage Manufactory,
75, '77 and SI
King- St.
::'?;-':-.;
WHITMAN & WRIGHT,
(OOate MT. .T. HOSE.)
All orders for Wheel-vehicles of every description filled with promptness and
dispatch. First-class Mechanics employed all the year round,
a- FINE CARRIAGE WORK A SPECIALTY, -a
Nothing too hot or too heavy for us. TRAM CARS, OMNIBUSSES, PL ANT A.
TIOK WAGONS, MULE & OX CARTS, made to order, altered or repaired.
Our Horse Shoeing- Department
Is under the supervision of a practical mana mechanic second to none. Wo
have no use for soaking scalds or lot tubs. All 'work guaranteed.
8Chargcs moderate. WHITMAN & WRIGHT,
408 ly 75. 77 and 81 .King Street.
Oceanic Steamship Oomp'y.
THE MAGNIFICENT
jnew and Elegant Steamships
MARIPOSA & ALAMEDA,
Will leave Honolulu and San
Fiancisco on the
1st and 15th. of Each Month.
Passengers may have their names
booked in advance by applying at the
olllcc of the agents.
Passengers by this line are hcrobr no
tified that they vlll be allowed 250 lbs
of baggage free by the Overland Rail
way, when traveling Kast.
Excursion Tickets fob Round Trtp, $125,
good to return by any of the Company's
bteamers within ninety days.
Merchandise intended for shipment
by this line will be received free of
charge in tho Company's New Ware
house and receipts issued for same.
Insurance on merchandise, whilst in
the warehouse, will bo at owner's lisk.
Wit. G. InwiN & Co.,
. Agents, O. S. S. Co.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
Tho clipper bgtnc
W. G-. Irwin ,
Turner, - master,
Will have quick dispatch for the above
port. For freight or passage apply to
War. G. InwiN & Co., Agents.
The "Amy Turner."
INTENDING SHIPPERS from Bos
ton nro notified that the "Amy
Turner " will not leave Boston till 1st
FEBRUARY.
C9.) tf b 0. BREWER & Co.
Joseph. 0. Carter.
J. U. Kawaiimi.
A. P. Kalaukoa
A. K. Knnuiakea
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PEOPLE'S
TICKET
th MMiBii iiiiwwotwiwiwiiwi iiii-mrrniminnniniiiiiii
Pianos,
Organs,
Guitars,
Accordoons,
Violins.
Banjos,
Flutes,
Harmonicas,
Strings.
HMIHHMBMMMnHnUSHMHNMal
&,?S5ts.
75, 77 and 81
King St.
Steam Navigation Company's
JANE OF STEAMERS.
The Planter,
bates, - . . Commander,
Will run regularly for Krfna and Kau :
Leaves Honolulu at 4 p.m. on
Friday, Jan. II1
Tuesday, Jan. 23
Friday, Feb. 1
Tuesday, Feb. 12
Fridav. Feb. 22
Tuesday, Mar. 4
Friday, Mar. 14
Tuesday. Mar. 25
Arrives at Honolulu at 5 p.m.
Friday, Jan. 18 Friday, Feb. 20
Tuesday, Jan. 20 Tuesday, Mar. 11
Friday, Fob. 8 Friday, Mar. 21
Tuesday, Feb. 19
The Iwalani,
cameiion, - - Commander,
Loavos Honolulu every Tuesday
at 5 p.m., for Nawiliwili, Kolou, Elecle,
and Waimea, Kauai. Returning, leaves
Nawiliwili every Satuiday eveniug.
The James Makee,
preejian, - - . Commander.
Leaves Honolulu every Thursday
nt 3 p.m. for Kapaa and Kilauoa. Re
turning, leaves Kauai every Tuesday at
4 pin., and touching at Waiuae, both
way.
The C. E, Bishop,
davis, . - . Commander.
Loavos Honolulu every Tuesday
nt 4 p.m. for Kukuihaole, Ilonokna and
Ponuhau. Returning airivc3 at Honolulu
every Sunday morning.
s,Steamor Kinau,
KInc. - Mnatnr.
.Leaves Honolulu nnnli 'I'nnorln,. nf
4 p.m., touching nt Lahaina, Maa
laea Bay, Makena, Maliulcona, Ka
wnihae, Lnupulioehoe anil Hllo.
Returning, will touch at all tho
alove ports, arriving at Honolulu
each Sunday a.m.
THE FAST SAIMNa
Schooner Ehukai
will run lecularlv
TO WAIALUA EVERY MONDAY,
Returning on Thursday, weather
permitting.
For freight or passage opply to tho
Captain on board, or to
181 A. F, Cooke, Agent.
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