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BY AUTHORITY.
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Tlie Klceiion of Hcpre-u'in alive to the
iicU Legi-dattve Aoxi'inlily will lake
place throughout the various Election
Districts of tin Kingdom on Wednesday,
the Oth day of February, tSi.
The Poll at tlii' M-vcriil lac-c- of elec
tion will bo opened nl 9 o'clock ii.nu on
the day above named, and closed at o
o'clock p.m.
The following nlui'pt arc designated
for hold ins the Kicetloiii;
HAWAII.
IlISTIUCT 01' 1I1I.O.
First 1 Ml II n i; Place...Coitit IIoupp, Illlo
Second Polling Place
Court House, L'liipuhoehni'
lu-.pcetors of Election.
O. W. A. llapai Police Justice
"K. Kekoa Ta A-eor
It A. Lyman Ta Collector
OlSlllll T 1)1.' ll.V.MAKL'A.
1-Ti st Polling Place
Com I 11 ohm.1, llonokua
Second Polling Place ."
Court Uotio, Wulpio
Inspectors of Election.
J. P.Mlau DlMiiet .luMicc
George Hell Tax Asseor
.!. K. ICnuiiamauo Ta Collector
DIvritlCT OP KOHAt.A.
FlM Polling Place
...Couil llou-e, Wiiiinea, S. Koliala
liiMiectors ut' Kluelion.
S. 11. Miihuku District JuMice
J. Stupplebeen T,i. Assuv-or
L. Paukiki Tax Collector
Second Polling Place
...Court IIouo, Iv-ijtuau, X. Kohala
lnpcc-tor of Klectlon.
.1. 15. Kuohi Police Justice
I. P. lvimauoha Tax Assessor
.1. Kani Tax Collector
DISTIIR'T OP SOUTH KONA
Polling Place School Hou'e, Kailua
Inspectors of Klectlon.
.. (J. Hoipili District .lu.sttrc
A. IC. Hoipili Tax Collector
lHSTItlCT OK SOUTH KONA.
Polling Place.. ..S"hool Ilouc, lloukena
liii-pctm- of Klectlon.
C. V. P. K-ico District Justice
D. II. Xahinu Tax Assessor
1. Kuuiakainai Tax Collector
nisrnic'r or kau.
Polling Place
Spencer's Storehouse, lloiuuipo
ln-peclor of Klectlon.
.1. U.S. Mai tin District Justice
J.N. K-ipuliu...: Tax Assessor
J. Kuiihane Tax Collectoi
distkict or l'UNA.
Polling Place Court House, Pohoiki
Inspector of Election.
J. l. Xaeole....; District Justice
T. K. Kaailiili Tax Assessor
1). 15. Walii ne Tax Collector
MAUI
1HSTUICT COMTOSlUJ or l.UIAINA. OI.OWA
I.U, UKUMUUAMK, AND KAIIOOI.AU l:.
Polling Place Court House, Luhaina
Inspectors of Election
D ICahaulclio Police Justice
J A Kaukau Tax Assessor
J A Xabaku Tax Collector
1MSTK1CT cojro"i.i) or kmiakoi-ox
AM) KAAXAl'Al.I.
.Polling Place. ...School House, Ilonolua
Inspectors of Election
M Meheula, D II Kai.iliilii, M. Sylva.
DisTiiicr iu:(jix.NiNO with ni ixci.rn-
ixo Waiiiix axii kvii:xdix; to,
ami ixoi.umxo Hoxi-Ari.A.
First rolling Place
Couit House, Walluku
Inspectors of Election.
L. Aholo Police Justice
G. E. KichiiriUon Tax Assessor
W. 15. Keanii Tux Collector
Second Polling Pl.u
C'ouil llou-u, Ulupiikikiui
In-.pi.oto:' of Election.
M. Kealolia Distiicl Justice
DlSTKICl'UIKilXXIXO WITH AXDIXCI.rl)-
ixo Hamkitai,oa axi i:.ti:xii.mi
io, AND lxcT.norxo IvL'l.A.
Polling Place... Court House, Makuw.io
Inspector.-, of Election.
V. F. .MosMii-tn Distiict Justice
.1. Xakookoo Tns .-uwn
A. Fornander Tax- Collector
Disrnic'T lmoixixo wrnt axii ixoi.i'h-
inc. Kaiiikixii Axnr.xinxniMi ti,
and ixci.finxci Koor.Af.
Polling Place Court House, liana
Inspector of Kh-ctioii.
H. W. ICaal Distiict Justice
.1. IC. 1 1 annua Tax Asso.or
P. ICamai Tax Collector
Di.snucr or .Moi.oku axd Lan w.
First Polling Place
Court House. Pukoo, Molokul
Inspectors ol Klectlon.
ri. K. Kiipim?. Dl-tiiet Justice
J. A. ICuukau '' Collector
Second Polling Place ...'. .V.:
School Hou-u, Kaohai, lniiii
Inspectors of Election.
S. ICahoohahihala Dlstric) Justice
oAiir.
Of-9 1'JIIC I Ol" Kona.
Polling Place Aliloluni Hale
Insiieclor- of Klectlon.
11. F. Ilickeiton Police Justice
F. II. Ilaysolden Tax Assessor
Geo, II. I.uce Tax Collector
DisTHKT ok Kivi axi AVmax.m:.
Flr.-t Polling Place
School House, Waiuwa
Inspectors of Klectlon.
II. X. ICiiliulu Distiict Justice
E. 11. Friel Tax Assessor
A. Kiuihi Tax Collector
Second Polllim Place
Court House, Wuiuiinc
.7. P. Kama Distiict Ju-tiec
Dihiiiui ok Waiai.ua.
Polling Place.... Court House, Wuialua
Inspector of Klectlon.
S. K. Muhoe Distiict Justice
I. Aniiira Tax Collector
DlbTIIIC'l oi. Kooj..u'i.o.
Polling Place.... Sciiool House, llmiiUn
luspeetoiv of Klectlon,
J. Kaluhl Distiict Justice
J. AV. Kaapu Tax Assessor
J. Paukealanl Tax Collector
Dismior or Kooi.MTOho.
Polling Place Court House, ICancolie
liispectois of Klectlon.
J, L. Ivaulukou District Justice
A. lCaulla Tax Coljeelor
KAl'AI.
Dtsiiucr or 'iii:..
First Polling Place
School House, Waliiicu
Inspect om of Klectloii,
E. Ivnltnlc Dl'tilct Justice
oo--TH-rN.
lilwal Ivutial Tax As.scsson
S. K. Kniila Tax Collccton
Second Polling Place
School House. N'ilhau
Inspectors of Klectlon.
(Ito. S. Guy Distiict Justice
A. Knttkati Tax Aesor
J. V. I'uiil, Sr Tax Collector
Dlsiutt't" or PrxA.
First Polling Place
Court lloue. I.lhtio
Inspectors of Election.
It. S. Ilupuku District Justice
J. Kul n Tax Assessor
S. Mitnuuo Tux Collector
Second Polling Place
Com t. House, Kolon
Inspectors of Klectlon.
A W Maioho Distiict Juslice
J V Ivcknliiinoku Tux Assessor
Jacob ICala Tux Collector
nisiiiici or iiAXAM.i.
I'lrst Polling Plaee.Coint lIoll'e,lIanalel
Inspector of Elections
It Puukl District .1 ustlee
Jas W Hush Tax Assessor
( 15 Palohaii Tax Collector
liud Polling Phue. .Court House, Kapaa
liVpcclors of Election
.1 K K Kalwl District Justice
S Kalu Tax Assessor
L K Kaiunualii Tax Collector
CI IAS. T. G FLICK,
Ilnlstcr of Interior.
Interior Olllce, Dec :il, 18815. MID lib
rpiIK I'XDEHSIGXKD have fonned
L a I'opnrlnersliii) under the lit l n
name of " SPHKCKKLS vV Co." for the
iiirpo.se of carrying on a general bank
ing and exchange busine-s; at Honolulu,
and such other places in the Hawaiian
Kingdom as may be deemed advisable.
(Signed) CliAUS SPltKCICKLS.
Win G. IllAVIN.
F. F. EOW.
Honolulu, Jan. 14th, 183).
ltcferring to the above we beg to in
form the Cuslncss public that "wo are
piepaioil to make loans, discount approv
ed note5, and pin chase exchange at the
best current rates. Our arrangements
for -elliug exchange on the piincipal
points in" the United Stiles, Euiope,
China, Japan and Australia aie being
made, and when perfected, due notice
will be given. Woshnll also be prepared
to icccive deposits on open account,
make collections, ami conduct a general
banking and excliansio business.
010 8111b (signed) SPItECKELS & Co.
J. 0, Carter
liKQUKSTS
ALL FOREiGNERS
TO GIVE THEIR VOTES
ron
The Solid Ticket.
NO PLUMPING.
(i".'8 !2L 1)
Pledged to neither Sect nor Party,
But established for tho benefit of nil,
WEDNESDAY, FK1J. 0. 1881.
THIS DAY'S DOmCS.
MORNING.
Election of Kcprebcnlutives, S.
Mooting Slock KxcliaiigL', at 11.
EVENING.
Aiinuul Klccliosof Ofliccrs ICngino
Co. No. -2, 7:0.
Oaliu Lodge, No. 1 K. ol'I'. 7::!0.
Hetliel Prayer Mooting, nl7:!!0.
Fort St. Church. Prayer Mcctinsr
at 7 :.".().
St. Andrew's Cathedral, usual
services, 7:.'!0.
THE CANDIDATES FOR HONOLULU.
This is Election Day n day that
conies but once in two years. The
polls open at 8 o'clock this, morning
and close at ft" in the evening. To
day the relative ftticngtli of Hie two
Pjirties, .so called, will lie decided.
St) fur as Honolulu and the country
dibtricls of this island are concerned,
we shall know the result to-night.
Fur complete icliirns, from the other
islands we ftliall have to wttit a few
days longer.
The "dibtiict of Honolulu elects
four representatives. There are two
recognised tickets before the elec
tors, with four candidates on each.
'Die National ticket contains the
names, of J. L. Kaiiliikou, IC. Eilika
laui, J. Ivcatt mid J. linker. The
tluve lirst-nanied of these gentlemen
Imvo in former years occupied places
in Iho Legislative Chamber, The
last-iiained John linker lias never
yet renohed that elevation. Tho In
dependent ticket comprises tiic
nninoH of J. O. Carler, J. I7. Knwai
nui, A. 1 Iuilaiikoa and A. IC, Ktt
niiiaketi, 'i'liive of lliesc gentlemen
aie iiImi more or less experienced as
Legislators. One only !. l Ktt
waiiitii lias never served his coun
try in that capacity. Soino people
tliink that Prince Albeit Kuiiuiukca
hlioulil, long civ this, Imvo hud a seat
in tho House of Nobles, believing
thai Itiglit and Policy both dictate
.such an appointment Right, be
cause lie is a recognised high cuicf,
sulci chiefs Imvo lite llrsl claim to
seals in that chamber of the Legis
lature; Policy, because such an ap
pointment would tend lo strengthen
the reigning dynasty by reconciling
to it another fntnily which is sup
posed lo have some nspirntions.
Respecting the policy of the two
political parlies contesting the elec
tions, we have no clear conception.
Indeed, it is doubtful if cither patty
lias a policy, in the sense which at
taches lo the term in other countries.
AVe have, however, a dim idea that
the National parly, so called, is the
patty of silly bauble, ludicrous tom
foolery and unpatriotic wastefulness
of the public revenues; and that the
so-called Independent party is the
party of opposition lo these things.
Nor ate we in n better position to
judge of the merits or demerits of
the individual candidates. To be
sure, most of them have presented
their views and intentions to the
public in public places, and those
who understand the native language
arc able to measure the men by their
utterances ; but those who arc igno
rant of that language are at a mani
fest disadvantage.
Concerning one of tho number
Mr. Carter we have had better op
portunities of forming a correct esti
mate, and believe him to be fully
qualified for the place to which lie
aspires, lie is neither a stranger
nor an obscure nonentity. Wc judge
him by his record and by bis cha
racter, lie is admittedly and un
doubtedly a man of intelligence, abi
lity, integrity, and patriotism, and
therefore a suitable person to repre
sent Honolulu in the Legislative As
sembly. It matters not what ticket
lie is on or which party puts him
forward. If his name had been on
the other ticket wo would have said
just as much in his favor: we sup
port him on his merits. If the free
and independent voters of Honolulu
sincerely desire to be represented in
the Legislature by an able, upright,
and honest man, Uicy will this day
place J. O. CARTER at the head of
the poll.
AH "OFFICIAL REPORT."
Our daily contemporary stales that
its "repoit of the inquest (on tho
late Governor Ruckle) was the olll
cial one." This "olllcial report"
omitted entirely the evidence of the
following witnesses: JCanalo, 1).
"V. Dcnby, Ilooikaika, Andre. Ca
macho, lCaiihane, Henry Kaia, Henry
Anld and any mention of the re-cx-amination
of Malaihi, l'aabana and
AVailon. The evidence of Ilooikaika
and Andre. Camacho was very im
portant, but the reporter of our en
tcrpiising contemporary left the
court room before seven witnesses
were examined. With its usual ac
curacy our contemporary also staled
that Mr. Davidson "carefully re
viewed the evidence" of the wit
nesses. Mr. Davidson slated clearly
that he would not "review the evi
dence" as " nobody was accused of
using violence." A day late, how
ever, our contemporary having in
the meantime obtained from Mr.
Davidson, a resume of his own re
marks, publishes Ihein correctly. It
is just possible that the "weekly"
had as much enterprise as the Ad
vertiser and interviewed MY. David
sou also.
If a report which omits the evi
dence of seven witnesses, and any
reference to the cross-examinntion
of three more, and which publishes
the remarks of Mr. Davidson a day
later, after having made a mis
slntciuent concerning them, be an
"olllcial one," then the public do
not require "olllcial ones." Had
our contemporary known how its
''olllcial one" was made tiio laugh
ing stock of the community, it would
have "let bad alone."
The polling place at Go eminent House
will he open from 8 to ."i o'clock to-day,
Caiiilhlates and representatives of the
prc only will bo allowed Inside the
building, and tho voters-, who, when they
have iceoidcil theii votCi, will pas-i out
by the back door. -Air. K. II. Ilaytel
den mid Captain Luce each lake charge
of one lot of ballot bo.c-, Jude Bicker
ton helm; in tho center of the hall. The
li'Mill ol the pollhu; rluiuld be Ukowii
by 0 o'clock this cvenhij;.
Noliuo ol' liouioviil.
MliS. ItODAXKT lull leinoved her
DicsHiuakiiig Kstahlishment to
No. 51 Berotania Street,
Next door to Mrs, Dlrkpon's.
(18 lw
CANDIDATES FOR THE LEGISLATURE OF
1 084.
(N.) represents the National Tic
ket and (I.) the Independent Ticket.
OAllll.
noMU.rt.r Hon. John It Knnlukou,
lion. K. K. I.lllknlnnl, -liio. T. linker,
lion, .lames ICeau, Hon. Prank Pallia,
1). Y, Pun, ,1. Kuanioo, S. Kuula, .1.
Aklna, S. 11. Kahukula, It. Mnkulin-
lupa, .1. U. Unrcnnbn, S. Panlanl, S.
Xowlein, T. X. Piiuohati, II. Kaaha,
C. Kahalchlll, Kuhuuihiiia (X); .1. O.
C.uler, ,1cm. L. Kawalnui, A. P. Ka.
laukoa, A. K. Kuiiulnkcii (Ij.
i:wa ,i waiaxau .1. P. ICaina, S. Kaanti.
ana (X); lion. 1 Hi own, A. ICaollko
(I).
WAiAi.fA .lesie Ainara, S. Knakua (X,
.1. N. Eaiaiknwahu (I).
KOoi.voi.oA I. lCiiiiui, Hon. T. Kaluhl,
.1. M. Kauiihikaua (X); Cecil llrown,
.1. 1-. Aaill (1).
kooi.aoi'oko Asa lCaulla, 0. llaienaba,
It. P.. Kulanilkane, S. M. lC'inukni (X);
. .1. K. Kaoliko(l).
MAUI.
i.aiiai.n. Hon. L. Aholo, 1). ICainaio.
pill, Kin Niihiiolelim(X)i lion. J. W.
ICiilun (1).
kaaxai'ali Hon. J. A. ICaukau, John
IticliuiiUoii, .1. K. Ntihaku (X).
WAii.rur Hon. Oeo. 15. ltlchanlMm,
Hon. .). Nakookoo, M. Kealolia, W. 11.
lCeanu, XV. S. simile (X); T. It. Cum.
minus w. o. Smith, L. V. P. Kiinea-
Hi, .). Haole, W. IC. Makakoa (1).
mak.vwao Ron. .1. Kninakele, C. IC. ICa-
pule (X); J. ICalaina (I).
iiana S. W. ICaal, J. IC. Ilanunn, C. IC.
ICaknni (X); W. II. Halsteail, Hon. .1.
Giudner (I).
moi.ok.u & I.ANA! Hon. S. K. Kupihe.i,
Hon. ,1. Xakaleka, IC. Jones, I). Lo.
kniiii, A. P. Paki, S. IC. Kcnwcolu, YV.
A. ICukainana (X); J. AV. M. Poohea,
S. Paulo, I). Kalauokalani, M. Kane
(11.
HAWAII.
nii.0 1). I!. VN'aliiiie, D. 11. llltclieock,
T. Akina (X): lion. .1. Xawahi, K. P.
Hoatii (1).
uamakua Hon. .1. IC. ICuuiiiiiiiuno, J.
Welewele, Ulias. Williains (XI; Y, A.
Mio, P. ICaaekuahiwi (1).
koiiai.a VVilliam White, G. P. Kaniau.
oba, J. Kckipi, J. AV. Moanaiili, I). S.
Ilooknno, Z. ICalai (X); Z. Kaiiealai,
G. llrown (I).
NOirin koxv I. G. Hoapili, J. AV. ICe.
liikon, J. Palapala (X); Hon. G AV.
Plllpo (I).
sor-ru kona Hon. I). II. X.iliinu, V. AV.
P. Kico(X); S. Kiie-o(l).
kav J. X. Knpihu (X); lion. J. ICau-
hane(l),
l'UXA IC. Kekoa, J. AV. Kumaho.i (N);
Hon. J. 31. IC'iu wilu, Hcv. J. X. Ivaino.
ku(I).
KAUAI.
i.iuui: k Kot.oA T. Kalacone (X);S. B.
Dole (I).
waimka & xiiuai' Hon. J. Kauai (XI;
AV. K. Kowell (I).
iiAXAiin Hon. (J. 13. Palohau (X) ; D.
AV. II. Kmipenn. J. 11. Kahilina, J. II.
ICawelo (I).
Auction Sales by Lyons & Levey.
Grand Special Bale
On Thursday, JTel. T
At 10 o'clock at our Silcs Itoom,
AVe have been dli'i-clcd to sell at our
Sales Itoom on Tliuij-d.iy, l-'eb. 7th, at 10
a in., a lurjjC anil lieaulilul ns.orliiicnl of
hon Bedsteads
: A.N li :
Children's Cribs, all .sixes;
they aie very desirable being oiiia-
mental, neat, clean and durable;
al-o, a selection of
Vienna Bont-Wood Chairs !
,'l Si'wlug Alacliiues,
An invoiei' of Hronze Hand Imips,
.r.o
Floor and Stair Carpeting-,
I.OOKTXO GLASS KS, all -ize.:
Hugs, etc , etc., etc.
CETThe attenlioii of Lai'.ies lsiespeet
fully requested. Goods will he on view
for "J days before llio hale.
Lyons to Lkvuy, Auctiuiiceis.
Attention No, 2
riMWi ANNUAL KLKCTIOX OK
X Offlci?!-of Ifngine To. Xn. J, will
take plnee at the Hall ol Meehnnlu ICn
Kino Co. No. 2, THIS KVKX1XG, Feb.
nth, at 7:!0 iluiii'. A full iitieiuhinee Is
lequcsted. .1. I). HOLT, Jr.
Oiii It Secretary.
FINE TURN OVER
3 BPHBAC
iraices
l-'OH SALU CHKAl' iniiiiiiliK lured
by the
HAWAIIAN CARRIAGE
Manufacturing Co.,
No. 70, Queen Street.
(Wii 'iii
For Sale,
rpilL Siok and L'ood-ill of a Shoe.
.L maUei'h .Shop in Wuiluku, iiiolud
lug a Howe I) .Machine (new), Ilcnehos,
1is-ts, etc. A good location; rent low,
and a good custom trade. Inquire of
.Slav Kekarl, Honolulu, or
II. L.TOKXXIKS,
0i!3 lw Wuiluku, Maui.
DILLINGHAM & CO.'S
-:0U1J OWN PATENTS :-
llreakliip Pl"s, Hire Plows 5 to HI Inch, I'ullivatoi- and llor e Haii"W.
BVCKEYE AIOWEKS
A vciy complete A'-Foitmenl
Mag'ucso CHlcilo Fire Proof Sales, abso
lutely lire proof
HARKNESS FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
NEW DESIGNS IN SUVEK 11jATBD AVA11T3.
AVbc Cloth, AVI ii Netting, Hiee Cloth, lilid Cages,
Hliick and Fencing AViie, Piun)w, AVImlinllls Tanks,
Hydrauclic Rams, Skidgate Oil in Five Gallon Tins.
ICero-ene and Lubrieallnj,' Oil a specialty, A good Stock on hand, ami to airhe.
Call ami cram hie our 2few Goodtt.
DILLINGHAM & CO.
A XJB)V IX VOICE OF
Embroideries and Laces,
1 UST It KCK 1 VK II
Will bo sold at Bargains, at
A, M. WELLES, 104 Fort Street.
021 Lw
READY POR FUMISHINQ- HOUSES.
Parlor Sots.
Bedroom Sots.
Odd Chairs,
Dining Tables,
Centre Tables.
Mattresses.
Pillows,
Hugs,
Malting,
&
Lambrequins, Cornices and Picture Frames
or r.vr.iiY or-scitirriox m.vuf. 'io okiikk. v
105 & lOT Fort Street, Honolulu, 1.
3T Island Orders will receive Piompt and Coieful Attention. (10(5 flin b
Pioneer Carriage Manufactory,
75, 77 and 81
Kin" St.
tikta
WHITMAN & WRIGHT,
(Lnte jr. .1. ROSE.)
All orders for Wheel-vehicles of every description tilled with promptings and
dispatch. First-class ZSIechaiiics employed all the year round.
fl- FINE CARRIAGE WORK A SPECIALTY, -a
Nothing loo hot or too hcavv for us. TRAM CAIIS, OMNIBUSSKS, PLA.XTA
TIOX WAGONS, MULft As OX OAKTS, made to order, altered or lepaired.
Our Horse Shoeing: Department
Is under the supervision of a piactical man a mechanic second to not c-. We
have no u'-o for so.iUintc scalds or rot tubs. All work guaranteed.
5G5Oharges moileiate. WHITMAN & WltlGHT,
10S ly 7,1. 77 and 81 .King Stu-cl.
Oceanic Steamship Oomp'y.
Irl. mitw -i a nxrrr.iTriPVtri'
new umlElcgiuitStciuubhlps
MARIPOSA & ALAMEDA,
Will leave Honolulu and San
Fiancisco on tlie
1st and 15tli of Each Month.
PA8sr.NO Kits may have their names
booked in advance by applying at the
olliee of the agentf.
Passengers bv this lino are hereby no
tilled that Ibey will be allowed 2 GO lbs
of baggage free by the Overland Hall
way, when traveling Kiist.
Excursion rickets (or Mound Trip, SI 25,
good to leturn by any of the Company's
Mcimior- within ninety (hiys.
Mi.ut'UANDisr. Intended for hhlpment
by this line will bo iccolvcd free of
cfiurgu in Iho Company's Now Wine
house and icceipts Ismicl for same.
IM.UUAN0K on niuiehuiidUe, whilst In
the VMireliou'.e, will bo tit owner's lisk.
W.m. O. Iitwi.N & Co.,
Agents, O. S. H. Co.
&
VOll HONGKONG.
M
&
2'
The A 1 American Hark
Spartan,
J. P. Cro-floy, . Master.
Will leave for the above Port on or about
Feb. Sili, 1881. For Fmight and Passage
having line accomodations, apply to
Uahti.i: & Cook, Agent.'.
Mi VOW SAN FRANCISCO
W. G. Irwin
Turner, - ma-lor,
Will have quick dispatch for the above
port. For freight or passage apply to
Wm. 0. Iiiwin & Co., Agents.
i)ol) Printing"
01' every description executed with
neatness and ilNpateh at the Daily
HuLLr.TiN Oillee.
I. I 11... If .11.11 !,. IIIBWI.IPIJ
Pianos.
Organs.
Guitars.
Accordcons.
Violin.
Qanjos.
Flutes.
Harmonicas,
Strings.
ti,
King St.
gfeaioagriSa
IWTKRISIfiAXI
Steam Navigation Company's
LIKKW STMA3IMKS.
The Planter,
iiatks, - . . Cominander,
Will run regulaily for Kona and Kau
Lkavks IIoxoi.ui.u at -1 r.. on
Friday, Jan. 11
Tuesday, Jim. 22
Fiiday, Feb. 1
TiiCMlay, Feb. Vi
Friday, Feb. 22
Tuesday, Mnr. -)
Friday, .Mar. 14
Tuesday, Mar. 25
Aimiivkk at Honolulu at fl r-.ar.
Friday, Jan. 18
Friday. Feb. 21)
Tuesday, Jan. Ji!)
Friday, I eb. 8
Tuesday, Feb. It)
Tuesday, Mar. 11
Filday, Mar. 21
Tho Iwalani,
CAMUiios, - Coiniiiaiuler,
Leaves Honolulu every Tuosday
nl 5 p.m., for Nawlliwlli, Koloa, Eleelc,
and Walinea, Kauai. Hetuining, leave
Xawiliwill every Haluidiiy evening.
Tho Jamos Makoo,
ruj:i:.M.N, . - . Coinmander.
Loaves Honolulu every Thursday
at .'I p.m. for Kapaa and Kllauea. He
turning, leaves Kauai every Tuesday at
1 p-ni., and touching ut Wainne, fiolh
w uyn.
Tho C. R. Bishop,
davis, - Commander.
Leaves Honolulu evoiy Tuesday
at 4 p.m. for Kukuihaelo, Hnnokaa and
Pallidum. Hotuiiiing arrives at Honolulu
every Sunday morning.
jgStoamer Kinan,
SSasS; Klntj, - Muster.
Leaves Honolulu e'aoh Tuesday ut
1 p.m., touching ut I.almina, .Mau
laeu Hay, Makena, Mahukoun, Ku
wailiae, Laupalioclioe and llllo.
Koturnlng, will toucli nt nil the
nlovo ports, arriving at Honolulu
each Sunday a, in. 1
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