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SEALED TENDERS
Will bo received nt the Olllci- of the
Minister of the Intel lor until Sntunhij
the 29th, day of iMaich, inal, ut 12
o'clock noon, for the election of a bulla,
ing for Police Couit and Station House,
on Merchant slied, opposite the Sallois
Homo, Honolulu.
Plans and spccillu.tlkuis of the pro
posed building will be icady for inpec
tlon on Thursday the 20th, insl.
A suitable bond, based upon the amount
of Contract, will be required upon ex
ecution of thoMuna, (onditioned for it
faithful fulfilment.
All tenders mut be distinctly endowed
"Tenders for building 1'ollce Couit and
Station House."
The Minister of the Interior docs not
bind himself to accept the lowc-t or any
bid.
C11AS.T. GULIUK,
Ministei of the luleiloi.
Interior Ofllcc,
March 18, 1881. Olid Id
THE UNDERSIGNED have founed
a copaitncrtihlp under the linn
name of " 8PRECKEL.S & Co." for the
purpose of cai rying on a general bank
ing und exchange business ut Honolulu,
and such othci places In the. Hawaiian
Kingdom as may be deemed' tu.lvis.tblt.
-(Signed) GLAUS SPKECKELS.
Wm G. IRWIN.
F. i LOW.
Honolulu, Jan. 14th, 1881.
Refening to the above we beg to in
form the business public thnt Ve are
prepared to make loans, discount nppioy
ed notes, and put chase exchange tit the
best curient uiles. Our anangcuicnts
for selling exchange on the ptincip.il
points in the United States, Euiopc,
China, Japan and Australia are being
made, and when perfected, due notice
will be given. We bhall ahso be prepared
to receive deposits on open account,
make collections, and conduct n geneial
banking and cxcliange business.
C10 3mb (signed) SPRECKELS & Co.
BISHOP & CO., BANKEES.
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands
Draw Exchange on the
DSanlc oX Onlii'ox-ixiu, S. JF.
And their agents in
NEW YORK. BOSTON, HONG KONG.
Messrs. N. M. Rothschild &Son, London.
The Cominciciul Bank Co.. of Sydney,
Loudon,
The Commercial U.mk Co., of Sidney,
Sjdncy.
The Bank of New Zealand : Auckland,
Christchurch, and AVolliugton.
The Bank of British Columbia, Vic.
toria, B. C. and Poitland, Or.
AND
Transact a Gcneuil Banking ltuine.
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Fledged to neither Sect nor Party.
But established for the benefit of all.
FRIDAY, MAE. 28, 188-1.
THIS DAY'S DOINGS.
MORNING.
Regular Cash Sale, at Sales Room
of Lyons & Levey at 10 o'clock.
AFTERNOON
Ladies' Prayer Meeting, Fort St.
Church, at 3 o'clock.
EVENING.
Sherman's Circus, 7:30.
Social at Miss Biccsc's, 7:30.
Imp. Order of Red Men, at 7:30.
Morning Star Lodge, K. of P. 7 :30.
CHINESE IMMIGRATION.
The Minister of Foreign Affaits
lias republished the "regulations for
the admission of Chinese immigrant
laborers into the Hawaiian Kingdom"
which weic passed, in Cabinet Coun-"
oil, on 13th July 1883.
This step has been taken in con
sequence of the arrival of more than
1,000 Chinese males, within a month,
by the stcamcis of the Pacific Mail
Company, the City of Rio dc Janei
ro and the City of Tokio. The Bri
tish steamer Arabic and the P. M.
S. S. Co.'s steamer City of Pekin,
besides a Btitish tramp steamer, arc
all expected within the next few
weeks, and each vessel will bring its
quantum of "Chinese immigrant
laborers."
It is u curious coincidence that
two steamers, flying the American
flag, should be allowed to land their
"immigrant laborers" and that the
nine months old regulations should
bo enforced only when the next
steamer expected is a British steamer.
Has the Minister of Foreign Affaits,
from past experience, in the Madras
for instance, had enough of British
steamers? Or is it a recurrence of
the old insimatlons that no Britishers
are wanted here? These "Chinese
immigrant laborers" come from
Hongkong, a British port. Some of
them may be British subjects. How
will the Minister of Foreign Affairs
prevent them from landing without
violating the Treaty Rights with
Great Britain? The Treaty says that
"the subjects of each of the two
contracting parties respectively, shnll
have liberty freely atul securely to
pome with, their ships and cargoes,
to nil places, ports and rivers in the
tciritorics of the other, tvhero inulo
with other nations is permitted.
They may remain and reside in any
part of the said t6rritorics respec
tively, and hire and occupy houses,
etc."
If the Foreign Olllce Regulations
of 13th July, 1883, bo rcgidly en
forced then it precludes the impor
tation of Chinese by the proposed
Sprcckcls line of steamers. If the
Pacific Mail Coinpnny or any British
steamers cannot land more than
twenty-five "Chinese immigrant
laborers front any one vessel," then
how can permission be granted to
Colonel Sprockets to land 000
"Chinese immigrant laborers" every
three months, to the exclusion of
the owners of vessels of other nation
alities V Colonel Kpreckcls is not
likely to run twenty-four steamers
from Hongkong to Honolulu, every
three months, in order to makeup his
complement of six hundred by carry
ing twenty-five men oti each.
The Honolulu agents of the vessels
that bring the "Chinese immigrant
laborers" are not to be held respon
sible for the arrival of these vessels.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs has
sent his nine months old "Regula
tions," accompanied by a Protest,
to the proper ollicinl quarters in
Hongkong, but, up to the present
time, no notice has been taken of
them. Where is the Board of Immi
gration? Arc its members again
ignored by the Foreign Office? Have
they no voice in immigration matters
and have they no power to make
"Regulation?"
We do not support the indiscrimi
nate importation of Chinese, in frtct
we think there are enough, if not
more 'than enough, of them in the
Kingdom. But we do want to see
fair play. If American steamers
can land Chinese, then British
steamers should be allowed the same
privilege, and Foreign Office Regu
lations should not be immediately
enforced on the arrival of a British
steamer.
CIVIL COURT.
TiiuusoAY, March 27th, 1884.
Wilder & Co. v. six Ilawaiians
charged with deserting from contract
service. The cases were settled out
of Court, each man paying 2 costs.
C. Btcwer & Co. v. R. Gerke, as
sumpsit for balance due on a pro
missory note, $95.40. Judgment
was given for the plaintiff iu the full
amount claimed, with attorney's
commission 9.50 and costs 83.10,
total 108.
Manuel Ries v. J. Wendel, action
for trespass, damages laid at 150.
Continued to 3rd April.
Akuna v. Lokana ct al, action for
trespass, damages laid at 200.
Continued to 3rd April.
LATEST F0REICN NEWS.
Prince Bismarck is preparing :i
draft of a proposed new Constitu
tion for the Empire. It contains a
"dictator" clause similar to that in
the Prussian Constitution.
The proposed treaty between Eng
land and Abyssinia is one of the
most important results of the Soudan
rebellion. Whatever terms may be
finally agreed upon with King John,
the English are likely to secure a
firm hold all along the west shore of
the Red Sea.
Toronto, March 15. Early this
morning, while a freight train was
backing on a siding near High Park,
the scene of the terrible accident of
the 2nd of January, another freight
ran into it. The engineer and fire
man of the latter train are probably
fatally injured. The damage to roll
ing stock is estimated at 25,000.
New York, March 17. The Tri
bune says: The experiments now
making at the Fort Hamilton war
ship with the dynamite gun, show
that it will accomplish all that its
inventor claims for it. We are on
the eve of a great change of methods
of all kinds of warfare. The dyna
mite is placed in a hollow projec
tion, which is thrown from a gun by
compressed air. There is no explo
sion, the inventor says, until the
projectile strikes the object at which
it is aimed. The destruction is great
enough to sink the heaviest iron clad.
The experiments thus far have
proved reasonably successful.
Madrid, March 1G. General Vel
arde, a cavalry ensign, three ser
geants, and two pivilians, weio arres
ted at General Velarde's house,
Saturday. Several others have been
arrested nt other places, including
General Villncampa. The Go em
inent has for some time been awnrc
that a conspiracy was being hatched
for a military uprising similar to
that of August Inst. Many more
poisons were arrested to-day, in
cluding Mo r:ui, secretary for Sorilla,
a priest, fourteen sergeants and three
army officers. Tito Government has
forbidden the proposed Communistic
banquet and public serenade in
honor of Tortuondo, the well-known
Democratic deputy.
London, March lfi. In Berlin to
day it was scmi-oHlcinlly announced
that the principal powers of Europe
had agreed to join in the confedera
tion proposed jointly by Germany
and France for the suppression of all
anarclnal forms of Socialism. The
announcement was, however, coupled
wit"h the statement that the country
most necessary to the success of the
confederation , Switzerland, had final
ly and unreservedly refused to join.
The Swiss Federal Council in its
note of declination takes the posi
tion that the nature of the Govern
ment of Switzerland forbids and
renders unnecessary the espionage
and discrimination proposed, and
states that so far as. Swiss experience
has shown, the so-called anarchists
are a vulgar and nninfluential lot of
criminals, easily made amenable to
the regular laws and not worth the
especial notice of the Government
or a confederation of Governments.
The attitude of Switzerland is a
serious disappointment to Bismarck,
and it is believed will eventually
cause the abandonment of the pro
posed confedetation, which would
be impracticable so long as Switzer
land offered a harbor to anarchists.
The official approximate returns
of the gold yield in Victoria last
year give 809,337 ounces, as against
8G4,486 in 1882.
Auction Sales by Lyons & Levey
Regular Cash Sale
Friday, March 28tli,
at 10 a.m.
at Sales Room, will be
sold
Dry G-oods, Clothing,
ITni-nit xire,
AND A I INE OP VltESII GKOCKIUKS,
Sacks Extra Kb. 1 Sugar,
Potatoes,
IftCa.ii.illa. Oigfai's,
Barrels Red Salmon,
Siiigjle Ss Ioiitle I-IaiTxeHw
addle w $&c.
Lyons as Levey, Auctioneers.
By Virtue of a Writ
rF EXECUTION issued fiom
the
J Police Court of Honolulu, asrainst
Lo Ban and Ah Hun doing business in
Honolulu under thenameof. Ho YockKce
in favour of M. Phillips & Co., for the
sum of $212 40.
I have levied upon and shall expose
for sale at 1 o'clock i ir. on Saturday,
the 29th da' of March, a. d. 1884, on the
premises on Punchbowl Street, Honolulu,
lately occupied by the said Ho Yock
Kee, all the light title and inteiest of
the said Lo San and Ah Hun in and to
the following property consisting of
house and kitchen utensils, stove etc.,
also stock of dry and fancy goods,
.groceries etc, (now in store on said
premises, unless said judgment, interest,
and expenses of sale are picviouslv
satisfied J
C73 2t ' W.C.Paiike Marshal.
Notice.
AT A MEETING of the members of
the Honolulu Yacht and Boat Club
held ut the Hall of the Athletic As
bociation on March 25th, 1884, the follow
ing officers were elected lor ensuing
year:
Commodoie His Ex. .1.0. Domins.
Vice Commodore.. .Hon. Prank Brown.
Uaptain Chas. B. Wilbon.
Measurer Tho. C. Sorcnscn.
Sec & Ties W. M. Giffnrd.
Executive Commiteo.... Win. G. Irwin,
It. Bickerton, B- P. Dillingham, W. L.
Wilcox and H'.Macfarlano.
072 2t W. M. GIFFARD Secretaiy.
Wanted.
A 'WOMAN to do housework and to
take care of a child four years old.
Apply to this Olllce. 072 lw
WANTED.
A GOOD NATIVE SALESMAN, one
that Is ncquainted with the Dry
Goods business, apply at the Bulletin
Ofilco. 009 lw
Wanted,
BY a young man (German) a situation
in town or couutry, as bookkeeper
or clerk; understands horses, and can
drive- a business or private wrgon. Ad
diess M. II. this office. 007 lw
Horses Clipped
IN the Best Style, and
at the shortest notice,
Apply
Bulletin Office.
058 5)m
Rail 1'rogi'iimmcM !
VTEW DESIONS, just recoived fiom
XS Ban PrancUco, at Tiik Daily Bul.
letin Office
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AUCTION SAIE BY E. P. ADAMS
Underwriter's Sale
Chinese Matting !
Saturday, March 29.
At 11 a.m. at Sales Room, I will sell ai
public auction, for account of whom it
may concern, the following aitlcles,
damaged on Aoyngoof importation from
Hongkong, ex British haik "Helena,"
C. llnnnu, Master, vls
No. 1 Cargo, 28 Rolls Matting.
No. 1! Contiact, 35 Rolls Matting.
No. 3 Imperial, 20 Rolls Matting.
No. 4 Llntnn, 5 Rolls Matting.
No. 5 Lintnn, Of) Rolls Matting.
1$ 8 Fancy imperial, 19 Rolls Malting.
11 8 Fancy Contract-, 17 Rolls Mattlug.
Solid Imperial, 0 Polls Matting.
15 Fancy. 8 Rolls Matting.
U !00, 18 Rolls Matting.
U 80, 3 Rolls Minting.
R 07, 12 Rolls Matting.
12(5 Fancy Contract, -1 Rolls Matting.
174, 18 Rolls Matting.
53 Fancy imperial, G Rolls Matting.
1 12 Fancy iinpoilal, 7 Rolls Matting.
Terms Ctym
12. P. Adams, Auctioneer.
liioery
ALVIN II. 11ASBMANN
Wi&hos t) notify the public that ho
Has Opened a Book Bindery
In the GAZETTE BUILDING, and is
now picparcd to do all kinds of
ing
-AND
iiaSingn
Magazines, Pamphlets, Catalogues,
Reports Etc., Etc., Etc.,
Bound to oidor in Sheep, Calfskin, Mo.
iocco, Leather or Uo.iuU.
JSTBy btiicl attention to business,
and model ate charge, I liust to merit a
fair feliHiu of the pationage heretofore
bo liberally bestowed upon J. W.Robert
son &; Co. 0G7 lm
frak: hustace,
(Successor to C. P. Ward.)
All orders for railage piomptly at
tended to, at the lowc-l rates. Also foi
sale:
Kn;nalo Walt,
'ii'e Wood,
White net (I illack Sand
in quantities to suit, at lowest prices.
003 ly
Just Received from Canton via
Hongkong per Bark Helena,
WHITE MATTING
In live Qualities.
ATTISG
In tsn different Pattern.
id
For Sale at Lowest Market Rates by
000 lm LEWERS & COOKE.
ENGLItfG & SMITH,
Tin & Sleet-Iron Workers
Roofers jind Gas Fitters.
All kinds of Tin-ware ready made
or made to order.
54 : : King Street,
Opposite Police Station. 035
Gin
Notice to Consignees.
THE BKITISH BARK BIR.
MAI1 will commence dis.
-charging cargo, This Day.
'March 27th, at the Pud lie
Mail Wharf, Consignees are respectfully
requested lo call at tho ofllico oi the un
dersigtied and receive oidcis for their
freight. .
G. W. Macpaklaxk & Co, Agents.
072 at
NOTICE.
NEITHER the Captain or
Agents ot tho British Baik
Blrniab will lm H'-inmislbh'
"for anv debts contracted hv
tho crew of said Bark, whllo In this port.
G. W. Maci'Ahlani: & Co., Agents.
072 3t
Mrs. Oi'tHi,
123 Poit Street near Hotel St., Honolulu,
TEAOIIER in tlio Spanish Language;
Embroidery and Fancy Work ot
all kinds done in the most aitislio stylo.
Mrs. Orth (founerly Mis. Marinda)
will bo happy to visit ladies' houses to
teach them tho SpanUh Language, and
give lessons in Embroidery and Fancy
Work. All works left at her residence,
will bo done at short notice on veiy
icasonablc terms. 05 lni
To Let.
ONE SIDE ot Hint beautiful Offlco
now occupied entire by J. E.
Wibeman in the Campbell Block, Mer
chant sticet, wltji seloct office Furniture,
Apply to J . E. WIBEMAN.
041 tf General Business Agent.
TI
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ImCjv.
SoV
fiaYrWia
C. EUSTACE,
King- Street, - - Honolulu.
lias just received per Mariposa.
California Potatoes
Whittakcr's Star Hams,
Breakfast Bacon,
all-bank's Lard,
American Crnnborry Sauce,
Pioklc-3, Young Amtrican Chews,
Anncar Table Sauce,
Salad Dressing,
Table and Pie Fruits,
Boned Chicken and Tin key,
Broiled Chicken,
Curried Fowl,
Almoro'M 3JLiiit Men.,
Jams and Jellies,
Ox Tongues,
Buckwheat Flour & Maple Syntp,
OruHlietl Iiidimi
Oat, Meal, Corn Meal,
Graham Flour,
Wheat, Corn, Crnckcrs, etc.. etc.
Leave your orders or ring up No.110.
Goods delivered to any part of the city.
001 2v . ' C. IIUSTACE."
Itice of Humoral.
WILL-
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-THEIR
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Next door to W. G. Irwin & Co.
ON
APRIL 1st,
Thanking the Public for their liberal
patronage during the paht Foventeen
year3, they will do their best to retain
the same at their new store.
057 3m
Prussian National
Insurance Coxnp'y
ESTAWJ8HKD 1843,
Capital 9,000,000 Rclchsmarks.
THE undersigned, having been ap
pointed agent of the above Company
for the Hawniian Islands, is prepared to
accept risks, against Fire, on Buildings,
Furniture, Meichaudise, Produce, Sugar
Mills etc., on the most Favorable Terms.
Losses Promptly Adjustod and Payablo in
Honolulu.
II. RIEMENSOHNEIDER,
CTOJy b at Wilder & Co's.
JUST RECEIVED
nx I.ATK AJiniVALS,
Columbia Salmon
A. S. CLEGIIORN & CO.
PIONEER STEAM
CANDY FACTORY
AND BAKERY.
F. HORN, Practical Confectioner,
Pastry Cook and Baker.
No. 71 Hotel at. Telephor.' 74.
Dividend Notice.
A DIVIDEND of Seven dollais and a
half per' share, to Stockholders in tho
Grove Ranch Plantation Company, Is
now payable at tho ofilco of
000 1 w b .7 OIIN II. PATY, Treasurer.
NOTICE
fF YOUR HORSE IS SICK or LAME,
X or anv way out of order, call on A
T. BAKER, at Capt. J. O. Clunoy's sta
hies, corner of Queen & Punchbowl sts.
EST'Brcaklng horses to saddlo or car
riuge a specialty. 480 ly
H Y MAN BROS.
Queen
Stree
SPEC5ALJ30TICE.
rpilE Undersigned Proprieii r of tho
PIONEER SISAK CAM i'ACM
AND BAKEHY
desires to Inform his nations and Hits pub
11c generally that notwithstanding thfl
recent DISASTROUS FIRE, has erected
A NEW FACTORY and BAKERY,
On n much more Extensive Scale uhich
is now in Full OrmiATioK, and which
will be In complete working order by an
Early Arrival of now Machinery and
Tools; and is now again prepaid! to
manufacture
CHOICEST PURE CANDIES
mid 111 nlways have on hand hW deli
cious Fresh Made
VANILLA CHOCOLATE CR12AMB,
COCOANUT CANDIES,
RICH NUG AT IN BARB,
SUGAR ROASTED ALMONDS,
CREAM CANDIES of gieut vuilcty sokt
MARSH-MALLOWS.
Gum Drops, and Gum Fruit
Bon Bons
Of all dcsciipltoiib. All those Home
Made Fresh and Pure Confeations, I fall
at GO cents PER FOUND.
RICH WEDDING CAKE
Of the Finest Flavor, in all sizes always
on hand and ornamented in the
most artistic style.
MINCE JPIDEJ !
always froth, as also
Home Made Mince Meat
for halo at fiO cents per pound.
Will receivo per Consuelo the balance
of my how machinery of the newest dc
signs lor manufacturing all descriptions
of plain Candies; thanking the public
for previous liberal patronage and so
liciting n continuance of same. " .
Veiy respectfully,
F. HORN,
Practical Confectioner and Past'y Cook.
THE OLD STAND. 71 Hotel StlCCt
P. O. Box No. 73;. . . .-Telephone No. 74
572 ly
Ring up Telephone No. 202.
IF YOU WANT a Cheap Jou done to
any part of the City or Suburbs.
P. Smith,
Next to Hammer's Harness Shop.
003 3m b
Ho. 96, King Street,
Telephone, No, 130
HAYING BOUGHT out the business
of W. II. Wilkinson, the under
signed is prepared to cany on a general
Express Business; and hopes ly prompt
nc3s and dispatch to merit a fair share
of the public patronnge.
H. Emmerson.
018 3m
Sand and Cartage.
Ring up
Telephone 258
If you want
O .A. 15, T -A. O- DB
Of nny description done, or if you want
WHITE OR BLACK SAND,
In Quantities to Suit.
AMERICAN EXPRESS Co.,
COO lm b gi King Street.
8. M. CAltTKH.
S. P. ORAITA
S. M. 0AETEB, & 00.
Retail Dkalers in
Fire Wood,
Goal and Feed.
JBDay anci Oats,
ITJRIUE JDEtiXVIDiaY
to all paitsof the city.
Remember, 83 King street,
B78 SgTAiid Telephone No. 187.
Wolfe & Edwards
Grocery and Feed Store,
Corner King and Nuuauu streets.
Fresh Groceries and Piovisions received
by every Steamer.
P.O. Box 130, Telephone 349.
601 Gm
JUST EECErVED
VJtESH
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051 lm b
A. S. CLEGIIORN & Co.
Dwelling House For Sale.
THR HOUSE andLOT on the Kulao
kiihua plains, situate on tho makal
Bide of Ueretnnia street, and now occu.
pied by Judge McCully, is for sale.
iiiyuirc oi i s, u, DOLE.
041S II
BAME EXPRESS
Columbia
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