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BY AUTHORITY.
ffir - ' - i
The F.lectlon of Rpprcspniniivei In tin1
next Legislative Assembly will take
place throughout tlio various Election
Districts of tin- Kingdom on Wednesday,
Uio (itli day or l'Vliruniy, 18"!.
Tlio Vol Is nt the "ovcinl places of elec
tion Will lie opened at 8 o'clock ti.tii. on
tlio tiny above mimed, mid closed at i
o'clock p.m.
Tliu following places urc ilcsljtnnletl
for hold ill? tlic Elections:
HAWAII.
DISTINCT 01 1111.0.
Flint Polling Place... Coin t-llouso, llllo
Second Polling Place
Court House, Lmipnhoehoe
Inspector of Klcctlon.
G. W. A. Hip.il Vollco Justice
V.. ICuko.i Tux Assessor
11- A. Lyman Tax Collcoloi
D1STIIUT 01' IIAMAIv'W.
First Polling Place
Com I House, llonokaa
Second Foiling Vlacc
Com t Home, Wnipio
Inspector of Election.
.1. V. Mlatl DM rict .In l ice
George Hull Tux Ascor
.:. K. ICaunamam Tax Collector
1)sT1IKT OK KOIIAI.A.
First Polling 1'lacc
...Couit Hou-c, Wiiimcn, S. Kohala
ln.pe tns ol Klcctlon.
S. 11. Mahuka Di-li-lti Jihucc
.1 . Slupplebeen Tux As-e-sor
L. Vuakiki Tin Collcctov
Second Vollhi!! l'lacc
...Court House, K-ipaau, X. Koliala
Inspector of Klcclion.
.1. 11. Knolii Police .1 usllcc
J. V. K'lni'iuoliii Tux A'-'-cs-or
.1. Kaal Tux Collector
DIVntlCT Of N01ITII KOJA
foiling l'lacc Sclinol Home, Kuilua
Inspectors of Klcctlon.
J. G. Hoipili District .liisiko
A. K. Hoipili .'....Tax Collector
DISTittCT OK SOUTH KO.NA.
Tolling Vlacc .School Hou-e, Uookciiu
Inspector of Election.
C. W. V. K'ico District Justice
D. II. Nahinu Tax Assusfcor
1). KamuUainni Tn Collector
DISTIUCT or KAl.
Tolling Place
...... SpcnoerV Storehouse, Ilonuapo
Iii'pcclois of Klcclion.
J. U.S. Mailin District. .lu-ticc
J.X. Kapaliu Tux A-..-nr
J. Kiiultane T.i Collector
llIsTWCT 01-' l'L'.VA.
Volling Vlacc Couit Jlouse, Pohoiki
Inspector- of Klcclion.
.1. M. Xacole DNti ict Justice
T. IC. Kaaihili T. A-scs.or
1). H. Wahino Tux Collector
MAUI
nlSTUICT COMl'OM-.l) OP l,HItt.l, OI.OW.V-
i.u, uku.miuiami:, and i;.iiooi.awi:.
Volling Pla-e Court House, Lahaiua
Inspector-, of Klcctlon
I) Kahaulclio Volli c . I notice
.1 A Kaukau Tax A3csor
.1 A Xaliaku .'I'm Collector
DisTiui'T co.iroi:i or kaiiakui.ov
AND UAAKAl'Al.l.
Volling Vlacc... .School llmi-c, llouoluti
Inspectors of Election
M Molieul.i, D 11 Kaialiilii, M. Sylin.
DiSTitiUT ni::iN.Ni.V(i wim and ixci.rn-
ix; Wim:i: am j:ti:mi.ni; to,
AMJ INUI.MUNl. Hl)Nl'Ari..
FiM Volllnu Vlacc
Conn House, Wailiiku
lii'-pcctorsof Election. .
L. Aliolo Vollco Justice
G. E. Kichard-ou Tux Assessor
AV. 15. Kcnnii Tax Collector
Second Volling Vlacc
Com l IIou-c, Ulujmliikiiii
In-pn'io. of Klcclion.
SI. Kcaloha Disiiicl J unties
DisTKioriiimixxiMi with as-iiincU'D-
I.Vtl IlAMMCTM.OV AND CXTr.NDINC
1(1, .1X1) l.Vt'l.l'DIXC. Kfl.A.
Volling Vlacc .Court Iloiiso, .Makuw.io
Inspectors of election.
W. I .Mossmaii DbtiieL Justice
J. X.lkookoo TllX A.--CSSD1'
A. Kornandcr Tax Collector
Disviiior ni.iiiM.Mi wim AXitiNci.ro-
lSH KaIIIKIM'I AND llXIKMiINii to,
AND l.Ml.l'DIXC. KoOI.VU.
Volling Vlacc Court House, liana
Inspector ol Klcctlon.
S. W. Kaal DNtilct JiKlcc
J. IC. II annua Tax A.sses-or
V. ICiiiual Tax Collector
Disimci orMoi.OK.vi and Lanai.
I'irst Volling Vlacc
Court House. Viikoo. Slolokai
liispeutois uf Klrctioii.
S. IC. ICupilieii l)i-tiict Jii-tiuc
J. A. Kuukitu Tax C.illedor
.Second Veiling Vl.icc
School HouM', Kiiohai, K m.ii
Inspectors of Klcclion.
P. ICiilioohalalmlu I listrlci Justice
0AI1C.
UlalT.ICl 1)1' KO.NA.
Volling Vlacc Miioluiil Hale
hispeelor.s of Klcclion.
It. F. Hickciton Vollcc Justice
F. H. llav.sclden Tax Avcur
Geo. II. I.iicc Tax Collector
Distkici or K. and W.ua.nai:.
Klr.st Volling Vlacc
School House, WiiIiiwu
Iiiieetor- of lilcclloii.
II. X. Kahtilu District Justice
K. II. 1'rlcl Tax Assessor
A. ICnuhi Tax Collector
t-'econd Volling Vlacc ,
(Joint House, U'iiiuuuc
J. V. ICiinia Dlstilct Jintico
Dib'iniri or Waim.ua.
Volling l'lacc. ...Court Hoiim, Wniahia
luspeelorh of Klcclion.
S. IC .Msihoo DKtiict Jiistleo
J. Aniiirn Tax Collector
Dibi'ilR i or ICooi.vi'i.ov.
Volling Vlacc.. School House, llamila
llispcclors' ol Klcctlon.
J. Kiiliihl Dl-lrlcl Jiislicii
J, W. ICiuipii Tax Abhos.sor
J. Vailkealaul Tax Collector
DiS'iiiior or Kooi.mi'Oko.
Volling Vlacc Court House, ICuueolie
InhpcctoiH of Klcctlon.
J, It, ICauliiliou District. I uMlco
A. ICuiillii Tux Collector
KAUAI.
DlHIIIIL'l or N'aijiiia.
KIi-31 Volling Vlaco
,, School lloiisc, W'aliiiea
Iiisjicctors of Klcctlon.
Jv, Knlinlci i ,.,... UhdKI JilStlCP
I.twui Kuuiil Tax Asses.son
S. 1'.. Knula Tax Collccton
Second Volling Vlacc
School House, Xllhaii
Inspectors' of Klcctlon.
Uio, S. Guy Dlslilct Jusiice
A. Kaukau 'l'a Assessor
J. V. 1'iinl, Si- Tux Collector
DlslUICT OJ' VfNA.
First Volling Vlncc w)
Cinirt House, I.iliuc
Inspector-, of Klcctlon.
K. S. ItnpuUii Dlslilct Justice
.1. Kulu Tax Assu-sor
S. 'Mummo Tax Collector
Second Foiling l'laic
Com I House, Kolou
Inspectors of Klcclion.
A V -Mtiloho Dlslilct .lustlec
.1 W Kokahhnoku Tax As-esor
Jacob Knln Tax Collector
Disiuiri or iinai.i.i.
l'lr-l Volling Vlacc, Court lIoiisp,IInnalcl
In-poclors of KlcMloiis
IE Viliikl 1 ll-trlcl .1 list lee
.las W Hush Tax Assessor
G H Valohau T.i Collector
L'lid Polling Vlncc. .Court Ilou-c, Kupaii
Inspectors of Klcctlon
.1 IC KKnlwl District JiMlcu
S Knlu Tu Assessor
I. K Kmiiiiu.illl Tax Collector
("HAS. T. GI'IJCK,
Minister of Interior.
Interior Ulllce, Dec :il, l.sSI. .!)'J tfl)
rpilK FXDKltSlGXL:!) have foimcd
X u copailnci'ship iindei Ihe llitu
name of ' SI'KKl'ICKLS oc Co." Tor the
purpose of cairyingonu general ti.ink
lug and cM'li.ingc husine-s at Honolulu,
and such other places in the llmvniian
Kingdom as mav lie deemed udvisnhle.
(Sinned) ' CI.AUS SVHKCKKI S.
Wm G. IKWIN.
T. fc KOW.
Honolulu, .Inn. 14th, 181.
ltd erring to the nhove we heg to in
forin Hie Inisinc-s public that we arc
prepaicd lo make lo ins, discount approv
cd nolcv. and puichasc exchange at the
best curiint laics. Our ariaiigcincnlK
for sulllug exchange on the piincipal
points in llic Unilid Stiles, Kinopc,
China, Japan and Australia aie being
made, and when perfected, due notice
will be given. Wc shall also be prepared
lo leceive deposits on open account,
make collections, and conduct a general
banking and excliancc business.
(MO Jlinb (-igned) SVHKCICKhS & Co.
. 0. Carter
E u
HKO.UKST.S
all fqbe&gner:
TO GIVE THEIR VOTES
-rou-
The Solid Ticket.
5SO PLUMPING.
(i'.'S it 1
Pledge J to neither Sect uor Tarty.
But Cit.iliHs'ucd for tbo benefit of all.
TUESDAY. FEV. o. 1881.
THIS DAY'S DOINCS.
MORNINO.
Lyons i's Jcvcy will sell at Sales
Uooin, at 10, OObbls Kalnion.
Air. Adams will .sell, at ISrewer's
Wharf, at 10, !)l tons coil ; also,
at 10 :.'!), nt Sorenson's Shop, si lot
of Yellow Aletal.
CVEtONG.
Excelsior Lodge, I. (J. O.K., 7:.'i0.
lliblc Class uL Lyceum ill 7:fl0.
'I'radi' I'nion, at Dins', 7:.')0.
Aleeting Teiiipcniiiec Society at
Miss Hrocso's, 7 :!i0
Hawaiian class Y. M. C. A. 7 :."()
Ar.yi'tle IIo;il Club, 7:00.
MORE ABOUT INQUESTS.
The remarks in tlio Adcerlixcr'ti
"Things in General," uncut coroner-;'
inquests and our .statute law re
lating thereto, arc reasonable and
Hiigycstive, but not so strictly accu
rate in every particular as to be
above criticism. An executive of
ficer cannot be justly blamed for de
fective legal enactments: his duly is
to administer the. law as lie llinl it.
Hut when ;i legal enactment confer-,
on an executive ollleer discretionary
power, that olliccr is responsible for
the proper exercise of Unit power.
In pursuance of such povicr, .an of
ficer may bo loo hasty in action or
too slow to move. In either case lie
is censurable.
Allowing thai our law "only or
dains an inquest, when any person is
'supposed to have come to his death
by poisoning, violence, oriimny sus
picious manner,'" and admitting
that " the question whether there
4 has been poisoning, violence, or any
suspicious circumstance in cornice
lion willi the event is left to the
judgment of the Coroner," we can
not hold our Coroners blameless for
their exercise of judgment. There
is seldom any "suspicious circum
stance" connected with tho numerous
Miiddeu deaths which occur in this
disiiicl, according to the "judg
ment" oflhc Coroner ; consequently,
investigation hy a Jury is extremely
rare. AVIiereas, in the public judg
ment, iinlauces have been quietly
ignored in which were "suspicious
circumstances," calling for inquiry.
Holler by far, so say tho thoughtful
among the public, lo hold a dozen
iuqiieslH unnecessarily limn to pass
over without investigation n single
case lo which suspicion attaches.
Wo do not admit llml it is neces
sarily unrcasoniilile to lake a Coro
ner lo task '-for not holding an
inquest when the law does not say
that he should."' It certainly would
be unfair to censure a Coroner for
not holding an Inquest when the law
prohibits his doing so. Hut when
the law neither commands nor for
bids, the Coroner is required lo use
his own judgment as to Ihe proper
course lo follow; and if lie does not
adopt the course dictated by com
mon sense and a legard for the com
mon good, he is chargablc with non
fulfilment of duty, and should lie
taken to task therefor.
Hut we contend that the law, as
wc find it in .Section 1510 of the Civil
Code, is often positively disobeyed;
for it is there commanded that "as
soon as any Coroner shall have
notice ol the death of any person,
within his jurisdiction, supposed lo
have come to such death by poison
ing, violence, or in any suspicious
manner, lie shall forthwith issue his
summons to six good and lawful
men," who shall proceed to inquire
"when, how, and by what means"
deceased "came to his death." Is
this always done ? Is the Coroner
in the habit of summoning a jury to
inquire into tho when, how, and
cause of death of every case repotted
lo him. "supposed lo have come lo
such death by poisouiug,. violence,
or in any suspicious manner ?" If
cases of supposed poisoning or
where .suspicion reasonably exists
receive attention, how about those
caused by violence ? Death by vio
lence does not necessarily imply vio
lence inflicted by the hand of man.
A man may come to his death by
being gored by an animal, or being
run over by a dray, or by a fall from
an eminence. In either case it is
death by violence, and according lo
law should be inquired into by a
jury. The late Governor of the jtiil
apparently came to his death by vio
lence. There may have been di
vided opinions as to the precise
nature of that violence ; but it was
pretty clearly death by violence
Therefore, it was a case which the
law provides shall be investigated by
a coroner's jury, and there should
have been no hesitation in the mind
of the Coroner, when first notified,
respecting what ought to have been
done.
Although we are of opinion that a
defective law is not wholly respon
sible for the short-comings of the
past, we readily admit that the law
is deficient and requires amendment,
and purpose returning lo the subject
on some future occasion. In the
meantime, we indulge the hope that
the law as it stands will be more
carefully observed than hitherto.
Auction Salea by Lyons & Levey.
SALMONALMON
PLANTATION SALMON
AT AflTIO.S,
90 Barrels of Primo Red Salmon,
A fine chance for Vlaulei.-.
We are diiccted to sell at Auction on
Tuesday, Feln-miry th,
At our Sales ltooin, at 10 a.m. the above
LOT OF SALMON
for account of nwuei-.
JSSrTlie Silnion is in good oiilci, nml
a liberal credit will l.o given on up.
provilc piper.
Lyons A Lum.v, Auctioneer.
Grand Special Sale
On Tliui-Krtiiy, Foh. 7
At 10 o'clock at our S lies Jtooin,
Wo hae been directed lo hell at our
Sales liouui on Thurtiluy, Feb. 7lh, at 10
a in., n lnrco nml beautllul nt.soitinenl of
Iron Bedsteads
: AM) :
Children's Cribs, nil sizes;
they me very ilc-Iralilu being oiua-
mental, neat, clean and duialk;
uLo, a-fljlccilon of
Vionnn Bent-Wood Chairs !
:i S.'wlns Machlni's,
An Involc of Ilron.e Hand Lunps,
A1-0
Floor and Stair Carpeting,
LOOKING (1 LASS Erf, all Mzoi:
lliiS, do, etc., etc.
C3?"Tlii) attention of Ladies is respect
fully lequestcil. floods will ho on view
for a dayu before the mJc,
Lvos iV J.jjvkv, AucionceiB,
CANDIDATES FOR THE LEGISLATUHE OF
1884.
(N.) represents the National Tic
ket and (I.) the Independent Ticket.
oAiir.
liosoi.cu; lion. Joint Lot Knubikou,
Hon. L. IC.l.iUknlaiil,.lno. T. linker,
lion. .lanics ICeau, lion. Frank Vahla,
1). V. Vim, .1. Kuanioo, S. Kuula, J.
Akliiii, S. II. Kiihiikula, It. Muknlin
lupii, .1. II. Unienab.i, S. Vanlaiil, S.
Xowleln, 'P. X. Viiuoliau, II. Kaaha,
C. Knlialclilli, Knlaaiihliia (N); .1. 0.
(.'ailcr, .bw. I. Kawainul, A. V. ICti
bullion, A. K. ICuuulakea (1).
uw. & waiaxai: .1. V. Kama, S, Kiinna.
aim (X)i lion. V. blown, A. Kaoliko
(I).
waiai.ua ilesse Ainnrii, S. lCniikuii (X);
.1. N. ICaialkawaha(l).
kooi.wi.oa .1. Knnul, Hon. .1. Katulil,
.1. M. lCnuahlkaiia (X);' Cecil JJiown,
.1. L. Xaili (I).
kooi.aui'oko Asa Kaulln, (1. llaienalia,
U. II. Kalaaukane, S. M. Knniikai (X);
.1. K. Kaoliko (1).
MAUI.
i.AiiAi.v. lion. L. Aliolo, 1). Kainalo.
pili, Kin Nahaolclua (X); Hon. .1. W.
Knlun (I).
kaanai'.u.i lion. .1. A. Kaukau, John
Itleliaubon, .1. K. Xaliaku (X;.
waii.cku Hon. Geo. K. Itichniilson,
Hon. .1. Xnkookoo, M. Kcaloha, W. 11.
Kciuni, W. S. Maule(N); T. ll.Ciiiu-
inhiL's, W. O. Smith, L. W. V. Kauea-
111, .1. Iliole, W. IC. Mtkakoa(I).
makawao lion. J. Kainakele, ( IC. ICn-
pulc(X); J. ICalama (I).
iiana S. W. Kaal, .1. IC. II inoiia, C. IC.
ICakani (N); . II. Ililslead, Hon. .1.
Gardner (1).
MOI.OK.M ,'v I.ANA1 Hon. S. IC. Kuplhci,
lion. . I. Xakaleka, K. .lone.-, I). Lo.
kana, A. V. Vnki, S. IC. ICuaweolu, AV.
A. ICuk.iuuina (X); .1. W. M. Voobci,
S Vaub), 1). Knlaiiokalani, M. Kane
(I)
HAWAII.
iiit.ii 1). II AValiine, I). H. Ilitelicock,
T. Akliiii (X); Hon. .1. Xnwnlii, K. V.
Iloiai (1).
hammcca Hon. .1. K. ICaunainano, J.
W.dewelc, Chas. Williams (X); W. A
Mio, V. ICaaolaialiiwi (I).
koiiai. William While, 0. V. Kainan-
olia, .1. Kekipl, .1. W. Jloanauli, 1). S,
Hookano, '.. ICalai (X); '.. Kanealai,
G. Ibown (I).
noutii koxa J. G.JIoa)ili, .1. W. ICe.
liikoa, J. I'alapala (X); Hon. (i. W.
Villpi(I).
j-ourii koxa II in. 1). II. Xalilnu, C. W.
V. ICieo(X'); S. ICnco (1).
KAl- .1. X. Kipihsi (X); Hon. .1. Kan.
hane(l).
rr.NA F. ICekoa, .1. W. Kuinahoa (X);
I lor.. .J. M. Kuuwil.i, IIpv. .1. N. Kaino.
ku(I).
KAUAI,
l.iiiui: .1 kolo T. Kalaeone (X);.S. 15.
Dole (I).
waimi:a . MiiiAi- Hon. J. Kauai (X);
W. K. Unwell (I;.
iiA.vT.ia lion. t!. !!. I'alohaii (X); 1).
V.lI.Kimiiena, .1.11 Kaiiilina. .1. II.
ICnwelo (1).
AUCTION SALE BY E. ?. ADAMS.
UNDERWRITER'S SALE
UCTI
On Tuesday, Fob. rth,
At 10 ii.iu. nt ibe.wei's wharf for ac
count of whom it in. iy concern, I will
sell nl Vnlilic Auclioa'
iH Tons, more or less
or
WELSH STEAM COAL,
rup.u tiii: vowin, urrritvx mini:,
Damaged by Fire and Sail Water on
the voyjfjo iroin Liverpool, Kx Kark
Abcrystwitli (Jaslle.
:rn:nMs cash.
K. V. An vms, Auctioneer.
UNDERWRITER'S SALE
YELLOWBIETAL
at .vrcrioN,
On Tuesday, Feb. 51 h,
At 10:0ii.in.
At i-oreiison's Shop, Quetn h'rccl, I
will sell at Vublio Auction, for accoiiiii
of whom it may concern, the following
nrllcles damaged on voyage of Importa
tion from Iiivuipool, V liritish ship
Abeiystwitli Casile, vi.
T II l) it Co
1 Case 10 oz Yellow .Sheathing Metal.
11 10 cases 18 oz ' "
15 Gate? 20 oz " " "
a C'uscs !i!i oz " ' "
U Cases a 1 o. "
iSf-TKIt.MS CASH.
K. V. Aiiamh. Auctioneer
WlllltLMl,
Y A OKHMAN WOMAX (who m .
JD deistandti Kugllsh) a .Situation, as
Cook, Housekeeper, or take ehiirxn of
chililrcj). Apply SO LllllmSt. liS 11
Honolulu Athletic Association.
rg-HIK ANNUAL MFKTIXfi of thlu
JL Assoclalion will be held ai. llic
(jyinnabiiini, Foit hired, on
Thursday, Feb. 7 ill,
At 7:!X) p.m.
-Ibisluc-s Itepoil ol Dhcclors nml
Klcctlon of Olllcci'a for thu eiitulii year.
08 td J. S.WJjmi, .Secretary.
For Snle,
'"IMIF Slock and fjood-wlll of n Shoe.
X nuikci'nShop in Wailuku, iuelucl
big n Howe I) Machine (now), lluuoliu",
Lisli!, etc A (?ood location: lent low.
nml a fjooil cusioin i rude, luqulro ol
Max Kclunl, Honolulu, or
II. L TO KX NIKS,
tt'iilw Wnlliiku, M mi.
Xolice ol' icemovnl.
, ls. ItODAXFT luw icmuvcil her
XtI ILchsmakiug Kutnhllhlimuiit lo (
No. 51 Bcretania Street,
Ncxl door tolts, Dlckpoii's,
lii.'8 lw
DILLINGHAM & OO.'S
:OUK OWN PATJDNTS:-
ni-raklag Plows, Hire Vlnvv , lo VI IniHi, Cultivators and llnuc Hallows.
BUCKEYE MOWERS
A vciy complete Asforlnicnl
Magnoso Culcilc Firo Proof Sales, abso
lutely fire proof
HARKNESS FIRE EXTINGUISHERS .
NEW DESIGNS IN SILVER PJATEl) WA1CK. "
WiicClolli, WiicXelllng, Hlcc Cloth, lib d Cages,
Hluck mid Fencing Wiic, Viimps, Winilmllls, Tanks ,
Hydraiiclio Rams, Skidgate Oil in Five Gallon Tins.
Ioio-ene and Lubricating Oils- a specialty, A good Stock on hand, and to mihc.
Calf told examine onv New Goods,
DILLINGHAM & CO.
A NEW INVOICE OF
Embroideries and Laces,
just hi:clivi:u
Will be sold at Bargains, at
A. ftfl. RTiELLSS, 04 Fort Street.
021
READY POE, FUMISHING HOUSES.
Parlor Scls.
Bedroom Sols.
Odd Chairs. ?.
uming lames,
Centre Tables.
Mattresses,
Pillows.
Rugs,
, IVlaltintj.
Lambrequins, Cornices and Picture Frames
ok i:vi:ky Dnscuii'Tiox madi; to ounKii.
tor & 1 07 Fori Street, Honolulu, IT. J.
$gr Islaml Orders will receive Vrotnpt and Caicful Attention. COfi Shu b
Pioneer Carriage Mannfactory,
75. 77 and 8 1
Kino: Hi.
r-ZLy&JiSS1
WHITMAN & WEIGHT,
(Xivto 31. .T. XtOS33.)
All orders for Whcol-vchicles of every description tilled with promptness, and
dispatch. First-class Mechanics employed all the year round.
Sy FINE CAIUilAGE "WORK A SPECIALTY. T3u
NolhniK too hot or too heavy for us. TVAJI CARS, OMNIBUSSES, VLANTA
TION WAGONS, MULli & OX CAUTS, made to order, altered or rcpaiied.
Our Horse Shoeing Department
Is miller the supervision of a practical man a mechanic second to noi.e. Wc
have no use for hoakinc; scalds or lot tubs. All woik guaranteed.
-CIiii!!N's model ate. WHITMAN & WHIOIIT, -
4CS ly 75. 77 end 81 Kin- S'lieel.
Oceanic Steamship Comp'y.
My?&i tiii: "magnificent
frsvij3$jg-ncw and Kleg.mtBteainships
HARIPOSA & ALAMEDA,
Will leave Honolulu and.San
Francisco on the
1st and 15th of Each Month.
Passi:xoi:iis may have their nnme&
booked in advance by applying at the
olllcc of the agents.
l'.isseiigers by this line are hcrobv no
tilled that Ihcy will bo allowed !2E0 lbs
of burgage free by the Ovcihind Hull
way, wieu traveling Fast.
Excursion Tickets lor Round Trip, 5125,
;ood to return by any of the Company
Meamers within ninety days.
MiuiciiAXUisi: intended for bhipnient
by tliis line will bo received free of
charge in the Coinpaiiy'n New Ware
house and receipts issued for same.
1n.,1! Hanoi: on nierehnndise, -whilst in
llic warehouse, will bo nt owner's risk.
Wm. (1. InwiN & Co.,
Agents, O. B. S. Co.
!,&
FOR IIONGKONC.
352ES3i'- Tlio A 1 Ai-'.-iriciiii Ilnrk
Spai'tan,
J. 1. (.'rosfdey, . . Master.
Will leave for tho above Port on or about
Feb. fith, lt-bM. For Ficight and Passage
having line accomodation!), apply to
Oasti.i: & Cook, Agent '.
V FOR SAN FRANCISCO
Tho clliipcr bgtno
W. G. Irwin
Turner, .... master,
Will have quick dispatch for the above
port. For freight or passage apply to
Wm. li. luwi.N .c Co., Agents.
Los I,
A'
T Iho Muio Hall, A SILVER FIN.
'j no icucr ji. Appiy ai una oiucc.
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Banjos,
as.
"T""" i Flutes.
E S Harmonicas
Slrinns.
7"., 77 and 81
King St.
kS2&B223SiS!
Steam Navigation Company's
JiBNM F STMAMJOHtS.
X?S
Tho Planter,
b.vti:s, - . . Coiiiiuander,
Will run regularly for Komi nml Knu :
I.kaa-i:s Honolulu at -i r.ji. ox
Friday, .Inn. 11
Tuesdav, Juu. 22
Friday,' Feb. 1
Friday, Feb. S2
Tuesday, Mar. 4
Friday, Mar. M
lay,
Klay,
Tuesday, Ftb. 1!
Tue,
Mar. 2.T
AitmvEB at Honolulu at 5 p.m.
Frldav, Jan. 18
Tuesday, Jan. I'!)
Friday, Feb. 8
Tuesday, Feb. H)
Fridav. Feb. Hi)
Tuesdav, Mar. 11
Fiiday, Mar. Ul
Tho Iwalani,
camkuon, Commander,
Leaves Honolulu every Tuesday
at 5 n.in., for Nawiliv.ili, IColoa, Flecle,
and Waiineit, Kauai. Returning, leavi't
Nawiliwilt every S.ituiday evening.
Tho Jamos Makoo,
i'iii:i:man, . . . Commander.
Leaves Honolulu every Thursday
at !) p.m. for Kapaa and Kilauea. Re
turning, leaves Ktiuui every TucEdav at
1 p-in., nml touching at Waiiiac, doih
ways.
The C. R. Bishop,
davib, . . - Conunamler.
Leaves Honolulu every Tuesday,
at -1 p.m. for Kukuiliiiele, llonokaa anil
Pimnliiiii. Returning arrive- nt Honolulu
every Sunday morning.
4?3ipStoamQr Kinau,
scliS King, - MnBter.
Leaves iroiiolulu each Tuesday ut
1 p.m., touching nt Lahiiinu, Mnu
Lien Hay, Mnkunn, Miiliulcoiui, Ku
wullme, Liuipuliochoo mid llllo.
Returning, will totioh nt nil tho
nlovo ports, arriving at Honolulu
each Sunday u.ni,
, . , .
((I i Piancs, I
I 1 I Ortjans. 6
A ..r..Lr- f I Guitars. E
Accordcons. 5
&T i Violins. E
