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BY AUTHORITY.
Tho Election of Representatives to the
next Legislative- Assembly will take
placo throughout tho various Election
Districts ot tho Kingdom on Wednesday,
tho Oth day of February, 1881.
The Polls at the sovcuil places of elec
tion will be opened at 8 o'clock n.in. on
tho day abovo named, and closed nt 5
o'clock p.m.
Tho following places arc designated
for holding the Elections:
HAWAII.
DISTUICT OF niLO.
First rolling Place... Court House, Hllo
Second Polling Place
Court House, Laupahochoc
Inspectors of Election.
G. W. A. Hapal Pollco Justice
E. Kckoa. . . .Tax Assessor
H-A. Lyinan Tax Collector
D1ST1UCT 01' IIAMAKUA.
First Polling Place
Court House, Honokaa
Second Polling Place
Court House, Walpio
Inspectors of Election.
J. P. Mlau District Justice
George Bell Tax Assessor
.!. K. Knunainnno Tux Collector
DISTRICT Or K0I1AI.A.
First Polling Place
. . .Court House, Walmea, S. Koliala
Inspectors ot Election.
S. II. Manuka District Justice
J. Stupplcbcen Tax Assessor
L. Paaklki Tux Collector
Second Polliug Place
.. .Court House, Kapaau, N. Kohala
Inspectors of Election.
J. B. Kaolii Police Justice
J. P. Kamauoha Tax Assessor
J. Kaai Tax Collector
DISTRICT OF NORTH KONA
Polling Place School House, Kailua
Inspectors of Election.
J. G. Honpili District Justice
A. K. Hoapili Tax Collector
TJISTMCT OF BOVJTII KONA.
Polling Place. .. School House, Hookcnu
Inspectors of Election.
C. W. P. Kaeo District Justice
D. H. Nahinu Tax Assessor
D. Kamakainai Tax Collector
DISTRICT OF KAU.
Polling Place
Spencer's Storehouse, Honuupo
Inspcctois of Election.
T. II. S. Martin District Justice
J. N. Kapahu Tax Assessor
J. Kauhanc Tax Collector
DISTRICT OF JTUXA.
Polling Place Court House, Pohoiki
Inspectors of Election.
J. M. Nncolc District Justice
T. K. Kaaihili .....Tax Assessor
D. B. Wahinc Tax Collector
MAUI.
DISTRICT GOMl'OSED OF LAHAINA. OLOWA
IjU, UKCME1IAME, AND KAHOOL.VWE.
Polling Place Court House, Lahaina
Inspectors of Election
D Kahuulelio Police Justice
J A Kaukau Tax Assosoox-
J A Nnhaku . v Tax Collector
DISTRICT COMPOSED Or KAIIAKULOA
AND KAANAPALI.
Polliug Place. ...School House, llonolua
Inspectors of Election
M Mchculu, D II Knialiilii, M. Sylva.
District beginning with and includ
ing Waiiiee and extending to,
and including honuaula.
First Polling Place
Coujt House, Wailuku
Inspectors of Election.
L. Aholo Police Justice
G. E. Richardson Tax Assessor
W. B. Keanu T;ix Collector
Second Polling Place
.Com t House, Ulupalakun
Inspector of Election.
M. Kcalolia District Justice
District beginning with axd includ
ing Hajiakualoa and extending
to, and including kui.a.
Polling Place. . .Court House, Makawao
Inspectors of Election.
W. F. Mossman District Justice
J. Nakookoo. . . . Tax Assessor
A. Fornandcr Tax Collector
District begining with and includ
ing Kaiiikinui and extending to,
and including ivoolau.
Polling Place Court House, liana
Inspector of Election.
S. W. Kaai District Justice
J. K.IIanuna Tux Assessor
P. Kama! Tax Collector
DlSTIUCI Ol'MOLOKAI and Lanai.
First Polliug Place
. . .'...Court House, Pukoo, Molokal
Inspectors of Election;
S. K. Kupihca 'Di-'tiict Justice
J. A. ICuukau w.Tax Collector
Second Polliug Place ,.
School House, Kaohai, Lanai
Inspectors of Election.
S. KahoolialulmUi District Justice
OA11U.
DiSTiticr or Kona.
Polling Place Aliiolanl Hale'
Inspectors of Election.
R. F. Blckerton Police Justice
F. II. Havheldcn Tax Assessor
Geo. II. Luce Tax-collector
District ok Ewa and Waianae.
First Polling Placo
School House, Wnlawa
Inspectors of Election.
II. N. Kuliulu, .District Justice
E. B. Frlel .Tax Assessor
A. Kauhi Tax Collector
Second Polling Place
Court House, Waiauao
.1. P. Kumu, iDistiict Justice
District or Waiai.ua.
Polling Place.... Court House, AVniahm
Inspectors of Election.
S. K. Mahoe Dlbtrict Justico
J. Ainarn Tax Collector
DlSTRICl' or Koolauloa.
Polliug Place... School House, Hauula
Inspectors of Election.
J. Knlulil District Justico
J. W. Kaapu .j Tax Assessor
J. PaukcalanlT Tax Collector
District or Koolaufoko.
Polling Place. . . .Court House, Kancohc
Inspectors of Election.
J. L. Kaulukou ..District Justico
A. Knulla Tax Collector
KAUAI.
, Dibinicr or Waimea.
. .First Polling Placo. ,
i School House, Wnimca
Inspectors of Election.
E, JCnhalo. District Justico
jlwal Kilual .' Tax Assosson
S. E. Kaula Tax Collccton
Second Polling Place
School House, Nlllmii
Inspectors of Election.
Geo. H. Gay Dlstilct Justice
A. Kaukau ..Tax Assessor
.1. W. IMnl, Sr Tax Collector
District or Pcna.
First Polling Place;
Com t House, Llhuo
Inspectors of Election.
R. S. llapuku District Justico
J. Kala Tax Assessor
S. Muauao .Tax Collector
Second Polling Place
, Comt House, lfoloa
Inspectors of Election.
A W Maloho District Justice
J V Kckahlmoku Tax Assessor
Jacob Kala Tax Collector
D1S1RICT Ol' HANAI.KI.
First Polling Placc,ComtHouso,Hnnalel
Inspectors of Elections
R Puukl District Justice
das W Bush Tax Assessor
G B Palohau Tax Collector
2nd Polling Place. .Court House, Kopaa
inspcctois of Election
J K K Knlwl District Justico
S Kulu .Tax Assessor
L K Kuumiialll Tax Collector
CHAS. T. GULtOK,
Minister of Interior.
InteilorOlllee, Deo 01, 1883.
590 tfb
THE UNDERSIGNED have f mined
a copnrlnership under the firm
name or " SPRECKELS & Co." for the
purpose of cairyiug on a general bank
ing and exchange business at Honolulu,
and such other, places in tho Hawaiian
Kingdom as may bo deemed advisable.
(Sigucd) GLAUS SPRECKELS.
" Wm. G. IRWIN.
F. F. LOW.
Honolulu, Jan. 14th, 1881.
Referring to the above we beg to in
form the business public that we are
prepared to make loans, discount npprov'
cd notes, and purchase exchange nt the
best curient rates. Our arrangements
for selling exchange on tho principal
points in the United States, Europe,
China, Japan and Australia are being
made, and when perfected, due notice
will be given. Wc shall also be prepared
to receive deposits on open account,
make collections, and conduct a general
banklne; and exchange business.
010 3mb (sigucd) SPRECKELS & Co.
Pledged to neither Sect nor Party.
But established for tho benefit of all,
SATRUDAY, JAN. 26, 1884.
THIS DAY'S DOINGS. l
MORNING.' v
Gymnasium Exercises for Ladies
and Children from 9 to 11.
Mr. E. P. Adams will sell at 10
o'clock, on the premises, of Mrs.
Perry, Nuuanu street, furniture,
also at 12 noon nt Sales Room, Real
Estate.
AFTERNOON
Band, Emma Square, 1:30.
EvCNINQ.
Gospel Temperance Meeting at
Bethel, at 7:30.
TO-MORROW.
Bethel Sunday School, at 9 :45.
Foil St. Church S. S. at 9 :-15.
St. Andrew's Cathedral S. S.' 10.
Bethel, Rev. S. C. Damon, at 11.
St. Andrews' Cathedral, Rev. Mr.
Wallace, morning and evening.
Foit St. Church, Rev. J. A. Cru
zan, morning and evening.
Prayer Meeting Y. M. C. A.,
3 :30 p.m.
Bible Class nt Fort St. Church
Vestry, at C : 15
THE Y. M. C. A.
The regular month!- meeting was
held on Thursday evening, His IIo-
nor Mr. Justice Judd, President of
the association, being in the chniv.
The Trcasiucr reported a balanco
of $5.82, with bills outstanding to
the amount of 145. The building
committee made their final report,
and paid over, to'thc general fund
a balance of 205.57, which leaves a'
balance in hand for the association,
after paying all their debts, of $126.
The building committee received a
hearty vote of thanks and was dis
charged. It was decided to relinquish the
public preaching at the Sunday
afternoon services, in consequence
of the inability of Mr. Cruzan to
prepare tlnce sermons for every
Sunday, and to hold a prayer meet
ing only at half past three, Dr. Hyde
to be responsible for the next four
Sundays.
Roy. Dr. Hyde was appointed Edi
tor of the Y. M. C. A. "page of the
Friend, for the ensuing year.
The temperance committee, re
ported that a petition had been pre
sented to His Majesty asking for
wise legislation in the liquor law,
and that the facilities for drink
might not bo iucreased. Thoy had
not nsked him to veto all laws or for
prohibition, but had asked that it
might bo more diflleult for a man to
get drink.
The President spoke of one can
didate, who had vptcd for tho pre
sent liquor law, who now told his
native constituents that he would
advocate its repeal. IIo snid there
must bo some legislation on tho "sub
jeet as the present law Avotild ex--piic
nt the, end of the year.
Dr. Hyde repotted that the Chi
nese work had been progressing
quietly, but that there had been
some difliculty in obtaining the sala
ry of the Kohala Minister, lie had
seen two ladies, passengers by the
Cily of Rio do Janicro, who were
returning to China after their woik
in America.
Dr. Damon said Ihjo Cliincso ques
tion was a most serious subject for
consideration. The pcoplo did not
realize that there wcic from 15,000
to 20,000 heathens in the Kingdom,
and they must have funds to make
them Christians. It oould not be
expected that heathens themselves
would get the funds. It was n pro
found wonder Hint, instead of an
occasional rcpoit of an outrage, wo
were not overrun with outrages.
Why would not the government do a
tithe, to bring Chinese women here,
of what they had done for tho Por
tuguese. The planters did not want
them. He did not believe, that in
ten years, any department would
show such honest results, for the lit
tle money expended, as their Chi
nese department. It was one of
the crowning works that they had
prosecuted.
The Secretary read a letter from
Mr. McCoy to the effect that Cap
tain Bray had found, in Boston, a
gentleman whom he considered sui
table for the position of general sec
retary. The gentleman was assis
tant pastor in a Boston church and
had a bible class of more than 200
people. The Secretary said that the
letter had been referred to Mr.
Morse, in whose hands the selection
of a Secretary had been left.
Mr. Jones thought that they ought
to get their members first to pledge
themselves for the salary, because,'
iif a man did not turn out to be the
'right man, people would not contri-
)
bute
The classes in book-keeping and
Hawaiian were reported to be pro
gressing' favorably. The drawing
class had to be suspended in conse
quence of the absence of Mr. Furn
eaux. It was resolved that the furnish
ing committee be instructed to fur
nish the new room.
Dr. Damon suggested that a book
case bo procured in which to keep
any books or magazines that might
be given to them.
The meeting' closed with pniyer.
The Band will play in Emma
Square this afternoon at 4:30.
The following is the programme :
rarch Hunting Call Faust
Ovortiue French Comedy. . .Keler 13ela
Chorus Day of Judgment... .Schneider
Waltz Flower Show Coole
Gavotte Stephanie Zlbulka
Cornet Solo First Kiss Xeuman
Notice.
DURING THE CELEBRATION" OF
the Chinese New Year, Mr. Lee
Kan respectfully informs his friends
that lie wi)l recc'ive no calls. 020 It
Notice.
A MEETING of all poisons interested
in the foimatlon of a Stock IJrcctl.
cr's Association will be held at the
Armory, on Tmnsdoy next, 31st inst. at
10 o'clock a.m.
Business To receive a report from
the Committee, etc.
J.I. DOWSETTJr.,
B'JO td b Secretary.
rpilE UNDERSIGNED have this day
,i foiincd.il partucrshipior the trans
action of business, as Mprchant Tailois
and Dealeis in Gents' Fornishirg Goods,
at the corner of Foit and Hotel streets,
and 'tho name and stvlo of the ifirnr 13
TKEGLOAN & ATWATER.
II. S. TREGLOAN.
W. O. ATWATER..
Honolulu, Jun. 21st, 1881.
A Cnvci to the I'ublic.
MR. TREGLOAN takes this oppor.
tunity to thank the public for tho
liberal patronage that has been cxtonded
to him, and asks a continuance of the
snmo to. the now Arm just formed.
C20 21 , H. 8. TREAGLOAN.
Notice.
THE FIRM of Ashley & llobbaul is
hereby dissolved by mutual con
tent, Mr. W. G. Ashley letlilng.
Mr. II. F. Hebbard will continue tho
busine'ss, and pay all outstanding debts
against the firm.
W.
II. F
G. ASHLEY.
. HEBBARD.
010 lw b
THE CASINO
AT KAPIOLANI PARK,
Is tlie Favorite Suburban
lies or t
Bt is open Every Day
AND-
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Can always bo supplied, as well as
Fresh Ajr iii'lho'Counlry.
' II. J. NOLTE,
014 lm Proprietor,
AU0TION SALE BY E. P. ADAMS.
AUCTIOST SALES
IIY
3E. 3?. XU-Mfe.
ISiittmlny, 9nn. (th,
Al 10 a.m., on tho premises, Furni
lure Salo otMis. E.M. Perry's, Nuu
ami hlrcot.
Ssituvrtny, Jjiii. gtftli.,
At 12 o'clock noon, nt Sales Room
Executor's Salo of Real Estitc,
South street, adjoining U'tldencc of
tho late M. J. Rose.
E. P. Aijams, Auctioneer.
At the Residence of Mrs, E. 31. Perry,
Nuuantt Valley, adjoining residence of
T. II. Hobron, Eq.,
On Saturday, Jan. 2Gtli,
At 10 a.m. will bo sold (on account
of departure)
The Entire Household Furniture
in l'AitT as roi.i owp, viz:
BED LOUNGE, ROCKING CHAIRS,
Brackets, Pictines, Cane Chairs,
Bedsteads, 3Iatrasses, Pillows,
ttlnnkcls, Coverlets, Mosquito Nets,
Tables, 3Iirror, Glass and Chinawave.
1 PIANO FORTH, LONDON MAKE,
Dining Table, Sido Saddle,
Gentleman's Saddle. Bath Tub,
Kitchen Stove and Furniture.
also
A Small Collection of Books.
E. P. Adams. Auctioneer.
NOTICE.
THE WINDSOR RESTAURANT,
ONcn Mom.
TO TUE rnoNT
And will be opened and leady for
bushiest on
Saturday, Jan. 2Gth.
GKO. CAVANAGH,
Piopiietor.
The reputation of the above-named
establishment for Superior McjIs is well
known, nud rcquiies no further com
ment 019 lm b
Wanted,
A THOROUGH GOOD RAKER.
. Only strictly sober men need ap
ply. Goo(l wage and teady employ
ment. F. HORN,
Steam ll.ikcry and Candy Factory,
018 lw Hotel street
BPo. 96, King Street,
Telephone, No. 130
HAVING BOUGHT out the business
of W. II. "Wilkinson, the under
signed is picpared to carry on a general
Express Business; and hopes by prompt
ness and dispatch to merit a fair share
of tho public patronage.
H. Emmerson.
018 3m
PEOPLE'S TICKET.
Joseph 0. Carter.
J. U. Kawainiii.
A. P. Kalankoa
A. K. Kunuiakea
COIi tdo b
Notice.
HAVING SOLD all interest in my
Express Business to 3Ir. II Em
merson, I am only responsible for debts
contracted up to this -dnte. I solicit 11
fhurc of patronage for niv successor.
W. II. Wilklnfcon.
Honolulu, Jan. 23, 1881. 018 3t
NOTICE.
TS HEREBY GIVEN to nil persons
JL that at a meeting of Shareholders
of tho Hawaiian Cable Company, held
on the 22nd day of January 1881, it was
YOlcd to accept the CHARTER OF IN
CORPORATION granted to them and
their Associates and Successors under
tho corporate name and stylo of tho
HAWAIIAN CARLE Op3IPANY on
the 21st day of January 1881, and that
tho Corporation under said Charter or.
gnnizcil itself, and elected tho following
ollleeis, viz:
President II A. Wideinann
Vice-Pi osidgnt.... ,...11. R. Jfacfathino
Treasurer d Scctctnry O. O. Borger
C. O. BERGER, Scc'y,
(1181 iv u Hawaiian Cable Company,
Notice.
I WILL NO P be responsible for any
debts contracted in my name after
this date, without my written order.
' RAYJIOND REYES.
Honolulu, Jan. 21, 1884. 017 ftw
For Sale,
SIX SPARS, suitable for bridging or
rolling purposes, or ship's spars.
Apply at
010 1 111 RYAN'S BOAT HOUSE.
DILLINGHAM & CO.'S
BULLETIN OF NF.W QOODS!
: OUll OWN IATENTS :
Breaking Plows, Rico Plows B to lil Inch, Cultivator and Uorie Illinois.
BUCKEYE MOWERS
.A. g-ricuil tiiral Implement
A vcjiy complete Auorhnent
Magneso Calcite Fire Proof Safes, abso
lutely five proof
NEW DESIGNS IN SILVER PLATED WARE.
Wire Cloth, Wire Netting, Rico Cloth, Bird Cages,
Black and Fencing Wiic, Pumps, Windmills, Tanks,
' Hydrauciic Rams, Skidgate Oil in- Five Gallon Tins.
Kerosene and Lubricating Oils a specialty, A good Stock on hand, and to anlvc.
Call and examine out JVeiw Goods.
DILLINGHAM & CO.
iiiiiisMMinn !!! win msi ! 11 1 1111
READY FOR FURNISHING HOUSES. '
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Parlor Sols,
Bedroom Sets.
Odd Chairs.
Dining Tables,
Centre Tables,
Mattresses',
Pillows,
nugs,
Matting,
:R:
Lambrequins, Cornices
or r.vEKY DEscnuTinx
105 & 107 Fort Street,
IJgP" Islaud Orders will lcccivc Prompt
B i II Pianos,
&
"""" " . i -" Flulcs
Pioneer Carriage Manufactory,
75, 77 and 81
King St.
WHITMAN & WRIGHT,
(X.ato M. J. EOS33.)
All ordois for Wheel-vehicles of every description filled with promptness and
dispatch. First-class Mechanics employed all the year round.
BSr EINE CARRIAGE WORK A SPECIALTY, -a
Nothing too hot or too heavy for us. TRAM CARS, OMNIBUSSE8, PLANT A
TION WAGONS, MULE & OX CARTS, made to order, altered or repaired.
Our Horse Shoeing Department
.Is under the supervision, of a practical man a mechanic second to nor.o. Vro
have no use for soaking scalds or rot tubs. All work guaranteed. -1
-Charges moderate. -. WHITMAN & WRIGHT, . -
468 ly 75. 77 tvnd 81 King Street. "
Oceanic Steamship Oomp'y.
Hilife THE MAGNIFICENT
Bnew and Elegant Steamships
MAKIPOSA & ALAMEDA,
Will leave Honolulu and San
Fiancisco on the
1st and 15th of Each Month.
PAesKNaujis may have their names
booked in advance by applying at the
office of the agents.
Passengers by this lino nre hcieby no
tified that they will be allowed 260 lbs
of baggage free by the Oveiltnid Kail
way, when traveling East.
Excursion Tickets (or Round Trip, $125,
good to return by any of tho Company's
b tea mors within ninety days.
Mkhciiandibb intended for shipment
by this line will be received free of
charge in the Company's New Ware
house and receipts issued for same.
Insurance on merchandise, whilbt in
the warehouse, will bo at owner's risk.
Wm. G. Iiiwin & Co.,
Agents, O. S. 8. Co.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
The clipper bgtno
W. G. Irwin
Turner, - master,
Will have quick dispatch for tho above
port.. For freight or passage apply to
Wm. G. Inwm & Co., Agents.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Tho favoiito bgtno
Jane A Falkinburg,
Goodman ... Master,
Will havo quick dlspatoh for above port.
For ficight or passage npply to
I'astli: & CooicK, Agonta.
Charming Residence to Lease.
?K& 0n ,lM Pln"i (Beiotttuln st ,)
SES!a liRtwrnn Alnrmi nnH Ifnvilnliiiit
street, wo lmvo one of tho fin-
est residences to louso in that nolghbor
hood. Lot is 125x140. House contains
0 rooms with Bath-house, Kitchou, Cook
House, 8tablo and Cuniugo House. Will
lease to rcsponBiblo party for 6 years,
Ilenlal $50 .1 month.
Eor Sale.
QADDLE HORSE warranted In every
Kj respect, especially adapted for Lady
to ride. Now Sido-Saddlc, Blanket, Brl.
die etc, Entire Outfit for salo reason
able. Apply to
, WISEMAN & ASHLEY,
010 lw General Business Agents
Pianos,
Ornans,
Guitars,
Accordions,
Violins,
Banjos,
Harmonicas,
Strings.
and Picture, Frames
maw. to onnKit.
Honolulu, II. I.
anil Careful Attention. GOO ,1m b
75, 77 and 81
King- St.
Steam Navigation Company's
The Planter,
iiatks, - . . Commnnder,
Will run regularly for Kona and Kan :
Leaves Honolulu at 4 p.m.;on
Fridav. Jan. 11
Fridav. Feb. 22
Tuesday, Jan. 22
Friday, Feb. 1
Tuesday, Feb. 12
Tuesday, Mar. 4
Friday, Mar. 14
Tuesday. Mar. 25
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Arkives at Honolulu at 5 rj.ir
Friday, Jan. 18
Tuesday, Jan. 20
Friday, Fpu., 8
Tuesday, Feb. 10
Fridav. Fob. 2!)
Tuesday, "Mar. 11
Friday, Mar. 21
The Iwalani,
camwion, - - Commander,
Leaves Honolulu evory Tuesday
at 5 p.m., for Nawiliwili, Koloa, Eleele,
and Waimen, Kauai. Returning,.lcavea
Nawiliwili every Satuiday evening.
The James Makee, '
ntKEMAN, - - . Commander
Loaves Honolulu cvory Thursday
at !J p.m. for Kapoa and Kilauca. Re
turning, leaves Kauai every Tuesday at
4 p-m., and touching ot Yvuinne, both
ways.
The C. R. Bishop,
davis, - . . Commander.
Loavos Honolulu ovory Tuesday ,
nt 4 p.m. for Kukulliaole, Honokaa 'and
Pauuhau. Returning arrives at Honolulu
every Sunday morning.
iSteamer Kinau,
Klllff. - MiiHtor. "
Leaves Honolulu nnnli 'Pna,ii,-,. nt
4 p.m., touching at Lahaina, Maa
laca Bay, Makena, Mnhukona, Ka
vynihao, Laupahoehoo and Hllo.
Roturning, will touch at all tho
al ove ports, arriving at Honolulu
caoh Sunday a.m. 1
TnU PAST BAILING
Schooner, Ehukai
Will lun reirularlv
I jYtmnrwr,
TO WAIALUA EVERY MONDAY,
Returning on Thursday, weather
permitting. '
For freight or passage apply to tho
Captain on board, or to r
181 A.F. Cooke," Agent.
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