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BY AUTHORITY.
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.The Election of Representatives to tlio
next Legislative Assembly will tnkc
place throughout tho various Election
Districts of the Kingdom on AVcdiiosdny,
the Oth day of "February, 1884.
The Polls nt the several placet of elec
tion will bo opened at 8 o'clock a.m. on
the day above named, nnd closed nt 5
o'clock p.m.
The following places ate designated
for holding the Elections:
HAWAII.
uisrmcT of iulo.
Flrnl rolling Place... Couil House, lltlo
Second Polling Place
Com t House, Laupahochoo
Inspectors of Election.
.G. AV. A. Hapal Police Justice
E. Kekoa ' Tax Assessor
R. A. Lyman Tax Collector
DISTMCT OK HAMAKUA.
First Polling Place
Court House, Honokaa
Second Polling Place
Court House, AVnlpio
Inspectors of Election.
J. P. Mlau District Justice
George Bell Tax Assessor
.'. . K. Kaunamano Tax Coll cctor
DISTRICT OF KOHALA.
First Polling Place
...Court House, Waimca, S. Kohala
Inspcctois of Election.
S. II. Mahuka District Justice
J. Stupplebccn Tax Assessor
L. Paakiki Tax Collector
Second Polllnc Place
.. .Court House, Kapaau, N. Kohala
Inspectors of Election.
J. B. Kaohi Police Justice
J. P. Kamauoha Tax Assessor
J. Kani .Tax Collector
DISTRICT OF NOIlTil KONA
Polling Place School IIoiuc, Knilua
Inspectors of Election.
J. G. Hoapili District Justice
A. K. Hoapili Tax Collector
DISTRICT OF bOUTII KONA.
Tolling Place. .. School House, Hookcna
Inspectors of Election.
C. AV. P. Kaeo District Justice
D. II. Nahinu Tax Assessor
D. Knmakainai Tax Collector
.DIBTRICT OF KAU.
polling Place -
Spencer's Storehouse, Honuapo
Inspectors of Election. '
J. II. S. Martin District Justice
J. N. Kapahu Tax Assessor
J. Knuhauc Tux Coll ectpr
DISTRICT OF TUNA.
Polling Place Court House, Pohoiki1
Inspcctois of Election.
J. M. Nacolc District Justice
T. K. Ivaaihili Tax Assessor
D. B. AVahinc Tax Collector
MAUI.
DISTRICT COMPOSED OF LAHAINA, OLOWA
IjU, UKUMEITAME, AND KAIIOOLAWE.
Polling Place Court House, Lahaina
Inspectors of Election
D Kahaulelio Police Justice
J A Knukau Tax Assessor
J A Nahaku .Tax Collector
DIBTRICT COXirOSED Or KAIIAKUI.OA
AND KAANArALI.
Polling Place. ...Scliool House, Honolun
Inspectors of Election
M Meheula, D H Knialiilii, M. Sylvn.
District beginning with and includ
' INH WaIIIEE AM extending to,
and including Honuaui..
First Polling Place
Court House, Walluku
Inspectors of Election.
L. Aholo Police Justice
G. E. Itichard'-on Tax Assessor
, AV. B. JCeanu Tax Collector
Second Polling place
Couit House, Ulupula'iua
Inspector of Election.
M. Kcaloha .' District Justice
DlSTKIOT MEOINNINCWITII AND INCLUD
ING IlAMAKUALOA AND EXTENDING
'10, AND INCLUDING IvULA.
Polling Place... Court House, Maknwao
Inspectors of Election.
AV. F. Mossman Distiict Justice
J. Nnkookoo. . . , T;ix Assessor
A. Fornaiuler Tax Collector-
District ueoining wiih and includ
ing Kaiiikinui and extending to,
and including Koolau.
Polling Place Court House, liana
Inspector of Election.
S. AV. Kaai District Justice
J. K. Hanuua Tax Assessor
P. Kanuit Tax Collector
District of Molokai and Lanai.
First Polling Pl.ice.'.
Court Housq, PuUoo, Molokai
Inspectors of Election.
S. K. Kupihea District Justice
.1. A. Kuukau Tax Collector
Second Polling Place
School House, Kaohai, L-iuai
' V Inspectors of Election.
Srknhoohalahala Dlhtrlct Justice
OAI1U.
District or Kona.
rolling Place Aliiolani Hale
Inspectors of Election.
R. F. Blckcrton Police JtiBtico
F. H. Ilayselden Tax Assessor
'Gqo. JI. Luco .Tax .Collector
DiSTiucr or Ewa and AVaianae.
First Polling Place
School House, Wniawn
Inspectors of Election.
II. N. Kahulu District Justice
E. B. Friel. ,....-, Tax Assessor
A. Knuhl ...". .' . .Tax Collector
iSccond Polling Place , .,
' . .'. Court House, AValauae
J. P. Kuma District Juitlco
District of AVaialua.
PollIng(Pla'ce.... Court House, AVaialua
Inspectors of Election.
,S. K. Mahpo Dibtrlct Justice
J. Amnra, Tax Collector
Disnacr of Koolauloa.
- Polling Place.... School House, Hauula
. Inspectors 'of Election.
J. Kal1ii District Justlco
J. AV.Knapu Tax Assessor
J. Paukealanl. .' Tax Collector
fan District of KooLAUroico.
Polling Place.'. . , Court Hous6, Kancohe
Inspectors of Election.
'J1. L. KuulukoU .District Justice
A, Knulla Tax Collcgtor
j. , . IvAUAI.
DisrjticT OF AVIMEA.
First Polllmr Place
$k i '. , School House, AVninica
tl W Inspectors of Eloctlon.
, Kalmlo .-,..,.-. '. ... . .-'.XW ) id Justice
-
Ltwnl ICtuml .TAX Asscsson
S. E. Kimla Tax Collccton
Second Polling Place-
School House, Nllhnu
luspccioi.s of Klcotlon.
Geo. S. Guy District Justice
A. Kauknu Tax Assessor
J. AV. Punl, Sr Tax Collector
DisTittcT or Puna.
First Polling Place
Court House, Lllmc
Inspectors of Election.
11. S. Hnpuku Dlstilct Justice
J. Knlu Tax Assessor
S. Mnnuno . Tax Collector
Second Polling Place
Com I House, Koloa
Inspectors of Election.
AWMaloho District Justice
J W Kckahlinoku Tax Assessor
Jacob ICala Tax Collector
DISTRICT 01' IIANAI.LI.
First Polling Place,Coin t. lIousc,IInnnk'l
inspectors oi luecuons
It Punkl Dlsti let Justice
Jab AV Bush Tax Assessor
G B Pnlohau Tax Collector
2nd Polling Place. .Court House, Knpaa
Inspcctois of Election
J K K Knlwl District Justice
S Knlu Tax Assessor
L K Kntunualll Tax Collector
CHAS. T. GULICK,
Minister of Interior.
Interior Olllcc, Dec 81, 1883. 599 tfb
rrMIE UXDEKSIGNED have founed
X a copartnership under the Aim
name of " SPRECI03LS & Co." for the
pmposc of carrying on a general bank
ing and oxchango business nt Honolulu,
nnd such other places in the Hawaiian
KiiiKdom as may be deemed ndvisable.
(Signed) CLAUS SPREOKELS.
" AVm G.IRWIN.
" F. F. EOAV.
Honolulu, Jan. 14th, 1881.
Referring to the nbovo wo beg to in
form' the business pubjic that wo arc
prepared to make loans, discount approv
cd notes, and puicliaso exchange nt the
best curicut latcs. Our arrangements
for selling exchange on the principal
points in the United Stites, Europe,
China, Japan and Australia arc being
made, and when perfected, duo notice
will be given. AVc shall also bcprcpaied
to receive deposits on open account,
make collections, and conduct a general
banking and exchnnee business. .
010 Omb (signed) SPRECKELS & Co.
Pledged to neither Beet nor Party.
But csUHishod for tho boncfit of alb
MONDAY, JAN. 28, 1884.
THIS DAY'S DOINGS.
MORNINQ.
Lyons & Levey will sell nt 12 M.,
fat turkeys.
AFTERNOON
Funeral of late Ay. Buckle, at 4.
EVENING.
Band, Emma Square, 7 :30.
Harmony Lodge, I.O.O.F., 7:30.
Algaroba Lodge, I.O.G.T., 7:30.
Book-keeping class Y M. C. A.
7:30.
' OUR FORESTS.
The last Legislature appropriated
eight
thousand dollars in aid of
forests. This was a wise appropria
tion, and we do not hesitate to sa3'
that it has bpen, or is being, wisely
expended. If the amount had been
made considerably greater, even at
the expense of some other items of
questionable public benefit, it would
have been better for the country.
Those who do not admit this to-day
may make the concession a year or
two hence. To preserve the forests
we have, is an important matter.
This is too universally acknowledged
by intelligent people to need argu
ment. To extend their area is also
important, which is equally palpable
.to observant persons. The appro
priation just referred to has mater
ially assisted these two objects the
preservation and extension of our
forests. Of course, a larger sum
would have produced correspond
ingly larger results. Precisely how
much has been accomplished we are
not in a position to say, but believe
a full and complete report will be
prepared shortly for the next Legis
lature, which will enable the public
to judge if we arc not conect in
stating that the money has been
v wisely expended, and the verdict will
undoubtedly accord with this state
ment. Mr Jaegor was intrusted with the
disposal of the small sum appro
printed. A more judicious choice
could not have been made. He ac
cepted the responsibilit' and has
prosecuted the undertaking with in
telligence, enthusiasm and industry,
gratuitously giving considerable time
and study to the matter. The seeds
and plants of many vnluablo trees,
indiginous to these islands, that
were disappeniing and likely to be
come extinct, have been collected,
nnd are being re-propoguted. In
numerable varieties of forest trees,
ns well as fruit producing' trees,
which will probably thrive in our
soil and climate, have been intro
duced from Australia and other
countries. The seeds are first ger
minated in the nursery,' at Pawns,
a r r i
's v?Vur vti "mj. Trrzr
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t 1 . . B. .1
Mcnr Mi. Jaegers nnvuto residence,
anil when the young plants arc in a
pi oiler condition for Irnsplantlng
Ihcy nic removed to government
lnnds tip in the gulches nnd on the
mountain sides. Besides, public in
stitutions and private individuals,
who so desire, arc supplied with
plants, free of cost. This work has
been, and is now being, done quietly
and unostentatiously, but none the
less intelligently and effectively;
and wo predict that the future, oven
more clearly than the present, will
demonstrate its incalculable worth
to lite country.
"STAND BY ONE ANOTHER."
It is always agreeable to nolo our
success but recently this has not
been unmixed with pain. By the
last mail from the Coast two letters
were received from strangers asking
for information. One is from a car
penter who, after enquiring as to
business prospects and "a steady
run of business," asks "how is board
and lodgings rates," "I presume
climate to be favourablcs." The
other correspondent is a lady who
encloses four cents in American
stamps. The postage is five cents
and the stamps arc useless, but no
matter. Our fair friend says "my
husband (we're sorry she has one)
and myself arc anxious to learn as
much of your city as it is possible
to do previous to a visit to it ; con
sequently we dcsiic to sec your pa
per (you do us proyd Madam).
"Will you send along with it
any information concerning manners
(there arc none) customs (Mr. Hen
dry please supply) expense of living
(innumerable) business openings
(plenty, if you have money to lose,
try a hash house) etc, etc. AVe will
be under many obligations to you
and possibly ma' have it in our
power to oblige you some day."
(She can "oblige" us at once with a
loan).
In our dilemma we can think of
but one person who can help us, for
we "must stand by one another,"
and that person is the Premier, who
has no equal in giving graphic des
criptions. We therefore appeal to
him to describe "the manners, tho
customs, the expense of living, busi
ness openings and the etc, etc.,"
which doubtless includes political
matters. AVe will ask the editors of
our weekly contemporaries to care
fully revise all information supplied
on the "etc, etc," so that both sides
may be fairly represented. Wc send
a copy of this issue to Madam and
the carpenters and recommend them
to try Joe Wiseman, who runs the
labor agency business.
CORRESPONDENCE.
Cor. I'spondcncc is solicited on the tor
ic5 ot the tiny, or what mny become so.
AVc leservc the right to excise purely
peisonul matter.
AVe do not hold ourselves responsible
foi the opinions expressed by our cor.
respondents. Ed.
MORE VENTILATION.
Editor Bulletin : During last
week I attended the ovening lectures
of the Rev. Father Bouchard, in the
Roman Catholic Church, and was
much intcicstcd and instructed ; but
one thing militated against my com
fort as a listener and apparently
against the comfort of the audience
in general, and it is for the purpose
of bringing to the notice of those
concerned the one thing referred to,
with the hope of its removal in
future, that T trouble you on this
occasion.. Insufficiency of ventila
tion is the thing complained of. The
evenings were mostly cool, but the
audiences were large, and so many
pcrsous breathing in the one room
with so few openings for tho admis
sion of fresh air, soon made the
church disagreeably warm. I noticed
that the windows, at least those
down stairs, were kept closed, nnd
hence the uncomfortable warmth.
Now, I think if those windows had
been opened, or partinlly opened,
there would have been n sufficiency
of fresh air, and the large 'ind atten
tive audiences would have profited
still more largely than they did by
tho able discourses of the Reverend
Lecturer. I have no motive in men
tioning this matter other than a
desiro for the welfare of the church.
T. C.
Auction Sales by Lyons & Levey.
THIS DAY, MONDAY,
Jan. 28th, at 12 noon, nt Sales Room,
will bo eold
SO Prime Fat TnrKeys.
Lyons & Levey, Auctioneers.
f i f
1igfetg$hT&iX
FUNERAL NOTICE.
HTMIK mombcts of Lodgo loPiogiC3
X mo lcipcctfully Invited by tho
members r.f Hawaiian Lodgo F. it A M.
to nt end tho f uncial of tho lato Iko. AV.
Rueklc. Tho mombcis will meet at th6
Hall of Lodgo lo Progress nt i) p. m.
slinrp this day. AMsltlng Riollteis,
friends and acquaintances ivro icspicl
fully initcd to nttetul The funcial
will tnko plnco fiom his late lcsldenco
Llllha street, at 4 p.m.
F. MARCOS, Secretary.
MUSIC HALL,
TUESDAY EVEN'G, JAN. 29th,
GRAND
UT O.TMCIf
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CRISPINI
Late of Mnptcson & Slrnko6h
Amei lean-Italian Opeia.
tt3Bo. plan now open, and tickets to
bo had nt AViseman & Ashley's.
Progiammo in to-morrow's Buii.imx.
Store to Let.
ON Hotel street, nc.t to coiner of
Port street. The Store occupied
tho past year by Mr. S. Mssgnin, with
Counlei.", Shelves and Fixtures. Pos
session given Feb. 1st. Apply to
G21 Iw
U.E. AVIIjLIAMS.
NOTICE.
THE WINDSOR RESTAURANT,
oxen moiu:
to Ttm rnoKT
NOW OPEN !
Gi:0. CAVANAQll,
Piopiictor.
The lcputation of the above-named
osliibliphir.cut for Supeiior Meals is well
Known, anil requires no lurtiicr com
ment; 010 lm b
Wanted,
A'lIIOKOUGII GOOD BAKEK.
Onlj strictly sober men need ap
ply. Good -wages and steady cmploj'
incnt. P. HORN,
Steam llakeiy and Candy Factoiy,
018 lv Hotel sirect
NOTICE.
S HEREBY GIVEN to all persons
that at a incctins ot bnareliolaers
of the Hawaiian Cable Company, held
on the 22nd day of Januaiy 18S1, it was
voted to accept the CHARTER OP IN
CORPORATION granted to them and
their Associates and Successois under
the corporate muno nnd stvlc of the
IIAAVAIIAN OABL1J COMPANY on
the 21st (lay oi January 1SS1, and that
the Corporation under said (Jhaitcr or
gnni7cd itself, and elected the following
olUecis, viz:
Picsident II A. AVidcniann
Vice-Piebident II. It. Macfailane
Tic.isiuer & Secietaiy C. O. Rcrger
C. O. RERGER, Scc'y,
(J18 lw b Hawaiian Cable Company.
Notice.
A MEETING of all poisons interested
in the fonnation of a Stock Breed
er's Association will be held at the
Annory, on Tlnnsday next, 01st Inst, at
10 o'clock a.m.
Business To lcccivc a report from
the Committee, etc.
J.I. DOAVSEITJi'.,
G20 td b Secretary.
XOTICTJB.
rpiIE UNDERSIGNED have this day
JL founed a partnership for the trans
action of business, as .Merchant Tailors
and Dealeis in Gents' Furnishing Goods,
at the corner of Foit and Hotel streets,
and tho name and stylo of tho flun is
TREGLOAN & ATWATER.
II. S. TREGLOAN.
AV. O. ATAVATER.
Honolulu, Jan. 21st, 1831
A Ci-I to the Public.
Lf"R. TREGLOAN takes this oppor
iX. tuuitv lo thank the nublic for the
liberal p.Uronngo that has been extended
lo him, and asks a continuance of the
same to the now linn just formed.
020 2t II. S. TREAGLOAN.
Notice.
npilEFIKMof Abhley & Hcbbaul is
X hcieby dissolved by mutual con
tent, Mr. AV. G. Ashley letlring.
Mr. II. F. Uebbaid will continue the
business, and pay all outstanding debts
acnlnst the Ihm.
AV. G. ASHLEY.
010 lwb II. F. 11EBBARD.
THE CASINO
AT KAPIOLANI PARK,
Is the Favorite Snlnirlmn
Resort
it is open Every Day
AND
Cm always be supplied, as well n
Fiosh Air in tho-Country.
II. J. NOLTE,
014 1m . Piopiictor.
Tim Vast saiijno
Scliooner Ehukai
will i nit logulmly
TO AVAIALUA EVERY MONDAY,
Returning on Thuisday, weather
permitting.
For freight or passage apply 'to the
Captain on board, or to
181 A. F. Cooke, Agent.
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DILLIN&HAM & OO.'S
BULLETIN OF N1W GOODS!
-:OUlt OWN PATENTS:
Breaking Plows, Rice Plows 0 to ID Inch, Culllvntoi.s nnd Itime Hint nun.
BUCKEYE MOWERS-' "
A-gi"icii.l"tiiia.l XmplenieiU
A veiy complelo Assortment
Magneso Calcite Fire Proof Safes, abso
lutely fire proof
HARKNESS FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
NEW DESIGNS IN SILVER PLATED WARE.
Who Cloth, AVhe Netting, Itice Cloth, Hlrd Cages,
Black and Fencing AVhe, Pumps, AYlndmllls, Tanks,
Hydrauciic Rams, Skidgaie Oil in Five Gallon Tins.
Ivcroscnc nnd Lulnicatlng Oils a spcclaltj'.
Call and examine
A NEW INVOCCJS OF
Embroideries
-JUST REOE1VED-
Will be sold
IELLS5,
A.
021
EEADY FOR FURNISHING HOUSES.
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Parlor Sols,
Dcdroom Sets,
Odd Chairs,
Dining Tables,
Centre Tables, '
Mattresses,
Pillows,
Rugs,
Matting,
CIV1RA
Lambrequins, Cornices
op every Di:scniPTioN
105 & 107 Fort Street,
J IslaDd Orders will receive Troinpt
Pioneer Carriage Manufactory,
75, 77 and 81
King- St.
isBt
tClvpijagSMSftsgfaj-'
WHITMAN & WEIGHT,
(Xalo M. J. BOSE.)
All orders for AAlicel-vehiclcs of every description filled with promptness and
dispatch. First-class Mechanics employed all tho year round.
J8- EINE CARRIAGE WORK A SPECIALTY. a
Nothing too hot or too heavv for us. TRAM CARS, OMNIBUSSES, PLANTA
TION AVAGONS, MULE & QX CARTS, made to order, altered or repaired.
Our Horse Shoeing Department
Is under the supervision of u practical man a mechanic second to nono. AVe
have no use for soaking scalds or rot tubs. All work guaranteed.
8Ohaigcs modeinte. WHITMAN & WRIGHT,
4GS ly 75. 77 nnd 81 King Street.
Oceanic Steamship Oomp'y.
;fffe THE MAGNIFICENT
3ciicw ana .uiug.iiuoiciuiisuip'?
MARIPOSA & ALAMEDA,
AYill leave Honolulu nnd San
Fianciscoon the
1st and 15tli of Each Month.
Passekgkiis may have their nnmes
booked in ndvance by applying at the
olllco of the agents.
Passengers by this lino are hereby no
tilled that they will bo allowed 2G0 lbs
of baggage free by the Overland Rail
way, -hen traveling East.
Excursion Tickets for Round Trip, $125,
good to return by any of the Company's
Steamers within ninety days.
Mkuciiandisij intended for shipment
by this line will be leceived fieo of
charge in the Company's New AVnre
house and receipts Issued for same.
Insuiiance on merchandise, whilst in
tho aiehouse, will be at owner's risk.
AVm. G. IiiwiN & Co.,
Agents, O. S. B. Co.
gUi FOR SAN FRANCISCO
Ktglg The clipper bgtno
W. G. Irwin
Turner, - master,
AV111 have quick dispatch for the above
port. For freight or passage apply to
AVm. G. Ikwin & Co., Agents.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
Tho favoiito bglno
Jane A Falkinburg,
Goodman - - - Master,
AVill havo quick dispatch lor nbovp port.
For freight or passage apply to
Castlk & Cookk, Agents.
Notice.
I AVILL NOT bo responsible for any
dobts contracted In my name after
this date, without my written order.
liAxruvnu iw xua.
Honolulu, Juu. 81, 1884.
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A good Stock on hand, nnd to nirlvc.
our New Goods.
DILLINGHAM & CO.
mMXtnrnttamaxsssas (mnwwmiiiniiiw u
and Laces,
at Bargains, at
104 Fort Street.
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Pianos,
Organs,
Guitars,
Accordcons,
Violins,
Banjos,
Flutes,
Harmonicas,
Strings.
and Picture Frames
jiadi: to onnnit.
." IJoiiolulu, H. I.
and Careful Attention. 000 8m b'
75, 77 and 81
I King St.
Steam Navigation Company's
JE.
The Planter,
hates, - - . Commander,
AVill run regularly for Kona and Knu :
Leavkb Honolulu at 4 p.m. on
Friday, Jan. 11
Tuesday, Jnn. 22
Friday, Feb. 1
Tuesday, Feb. 12
Fiidav. Feb. 22
Tuesday, Mar. 4
Friday, Mar. 14
Tuesday, Mar. 25
Akiuvkb at Honolulu at 5 v.m.
Friday, Jan. 18
Tuesday, Jan. 29
Friday, Fob. 8
Tuesdny, Fob. 19
Fridav. Feb. 29
Tuesday, Mar. 11
Friday, Mar. 21
The Iwalani,
camuuon, - i Commander,
Leaves Honolulu ovcry Tuesday
at 5 p.m., for Nawillwili, Koloa, ISlecle,
nnd Waimca, Kauai. Returning, leaves
Nuwiliwili every Stttuiday evening.
Tho James Makee,
pueeman, - . . Commander,
Leavos Honolulu ovcry Thursday
at 3 p.m. for Knpaa and Klluuen. Re.
turning, leaves Ktiuat every Tuesday ut
4 p'jn., and touching at Ayalnnc, both
ways.
The C. R. Bishop,
davis, . . Commander.
Leaves Honolulu ovory Tuesday
at 4 p.m. for Kukuilmolc, Honokaa and
Paauhau. Rotuinlng airivcs at Honolulu
every Sunday morning.
.Steamer Kinau,
Killer. Master.
Leaves Honolulu onnh TiiphiIjiv nt.
4 p,mM touching at Lahaina, Maa
laea Bay, Makona, Mahukona, Ka
wailiue, Laupalioehoe and Hilo.
Returning, yiU touch at all tha
alovo ports, arriving at Honolulu
each Sunday a.m. ' j
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