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u ; V JV ''j, MONDAY, OCT. 20, 1881. SUII, MODH AND SEA. All time from noon of to-day, Oct. JO h m. Sun Set-- C :n. Sunltlsos 17 58. Moon lilacs 7 03. High Tide (small) 4 30. High Tide (large) 10 CO. WIM1 4NI UCITIIEK Itccori) from noon of yesteidny Atliffil. Tlieiinoinrtcr Italn. , 4h till I Mil all I fill I lsh lltn lBIi I M.KS 2'.U)I VIM II WS 719 I "33 0. W Wind, V. IIkI'I i sl.y( fnlr; ben, moderate. TELEPHONIC. Diamond Head, Out. 18, Light H. W. wind. 3 1. M OCEANIC S. S. CO. KOU BIN rilANClbCO. Alumedu ...Leaves Honolulu, Nov. Ut Mariposa Lcacs Honolulu, Nov. 15 pacTFTc maTlsTsTco. I'Oil AUCKLAND AND BYDXnV: Stmr City of Sydney Nov 1 KOll SAN FHANCI8CO. Stmr Aiistmlla Oct. 20 ARRIVALS. October 10 Stmr Planter from Wlndwaid Torts Stmr Lclitia from Windward Port? Stmr Iwalaui from Kauai Stmr C 11 Bishop from llnniakua Sclir Walinalu from Koloa Schr Paualil from llannlcl Schr Manuoknwal from Koolau DEPARTURES. October 20 Stmr Likellkc for Kalmliil Sclir AValeliu for Waialuii Scbr Caterlna for Hanalel Sclir Kckaiiluolil for Hanalel VESSELS LEAVING TO-MORROW. Stmr Klnau for Windward Ports Stmr fwalanl for Kauai Stmr C It Bishop for Hamakua StmrLchua for Windward Potts Schr Wtiiniiilu for Koloa Sclir Paualil for Hanalel Schr Mnnuokawal for Koolau Schr Nettle Merrill for Lahalna VESSELS IN PORT. S S Bordeaux. Phlllpot Shl Kl Dorado, Humphries Hark O It Bishop, Woiters liktnn Discovery, Perrlman Brig Tcwcra, La Guen Bark Emerald, Oatter Bark Calbaricti, Hubbard Bgtno Clans Spreckels, Drew Bgtno Hazard, Tierncv Bark Ophelia, Moddrel Bark Nicholas Thayer, Crosby Bark Varuna, Ingram Bk Paeltlc Slope, Barnes PASSENGERS. From Hamakua per C K Bishop Oct IS Capt C "W Wllfong, Capt Clark, A Buchanan,, VT 11 Cummlngs, M .T Mc Lean, Hon J K Ilanuna, Mr Alalto, and IS deck. ' From Windward Poits, per Planter, Oct 10 Judgo .7 0 Heaplll, J Costa, J Dodd. P 11 Davis. O K Kcpolkal and wife, Mr Hiram and 07 deck passenger?. From Kniini per Iwalaui, Oct 10 A Drelcr, F Sinclair and wife, Misses Gay (2); FGay, Col Z S Spalding, lit Kev. Lord BMiop of Honolulu and lady, Rev A O Forbes, W McBryde, P Richmond, G Tltcoinbo and wife, L Kaltofeu, wife and seivant, J W Kahaleauu, Kmll Aars and 1 Chinaman. SHIPPING NOTES. Stmr Planter hi ought 4G10 bags of hittrar, 13S hides. !18 hairs of a' head of cattle. She sails on Wednes day, at '1 p m. Stmr Iwalaui hi ought 1000 bags of sucar, iiu ua:s of rice and lo nlues, Stmr C 11 Bishop brought 1303 bags of sugar. Sim sails to-morrow, at noon. Stmr Leliua brought 023 bgs of sugar. She sails to-morrow, at 5 p in. Schr Paualil brought 520 bags of paddy. Schr Manuoknwai brought 20S bags of rice. The Clans Spreckels will sail on Wed nesday afternoon. The bk Pacific Slope, Capt C W Barnes, arrived on Saturday, I8 days from Newcastle, N S W, with 1200 ton of, coal to Wilder & Co. She Is docked at' the foot of Fort street. Capt Kibllng of the'sclir Wnlmalu re ports very rough weather at Walmea Inst Wednesday night. A strong southly galo was blowing and tho sea was run ning high. The vessel laid head onto the sea with all Iron down. She squeak ed and groaned and her deck was con tinually ilooded, but Mic weathered the galo without damage. LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS. See fourth page for late foreign news. Tin: steamer Planter will leave for Hawaii on "Wednesday afternoon next at 4 o'clock. Saturday afternoon about three o'clock thero was a partial eclipse of the sun, hardly visible here by tho telescope. In the Supreme Court this morn ing, the caso of Ilex vs. J.B.Grant, aggravated assault, was commenced and is still on trial as we go to press. Camnt.t Photos $3 per doz, cards Slpcr do, nt Sun Pearl Gallery, corner of King and Fort streets, for merly A. A. Montano's. 820 tf A New Featuke. AVo now keep in stock a good supply of Rice Straw put up in conveniently sized bales for bedding for horses, also a largo stock of fresh Hay and Grain, ex Mariposa Union Feed Co. 811 lw. Tun total amount of rnln fall tlur- I lug the Htorm nt l'minliott wns 2.10 Indies. N. H. Sachs' graiul opening of new millinery goods will lake plnco next Saturday, October 25th. i - . I'ictuim: Frames of nil kinds niudu to order, nt prices within the rench of nil, ut King Utos. Try them. 846 3t ' 50 lbs. kits of fresh salmon bellies i for snlo nt an unusually low figure ! nt Castle & Cooke's. 817 3t. i Two lepers were received nt the j leper receiving station yesterday from Maui, one woman and a man. They will be scut to the branch hos pital. Tub few Portuguese immigrants left nt the depot attended service nt the Roman Catholic Cathedral yes terday. A watch pipe burst yesterday on Nuuanu street, just below School street, and made it very uncomforta bly wet in that vicinity. Sheriff Sevcranco of Hawaii has resigned his position. John Lot Kaulukou, district Judge of Koolau poko, will be appointed to All the vacancy. Duitixr. the past three weeks or more, a beautiful grey parrot has been seen on several occasions flying about in the vicinity of the Nuuanu Valley Cemetery. One of the "signs of the times" has appeared over the Heaver saloon. It does a Canadian's heart good to sec his national emblematic beast "chawing" timber. On Tuesday evening last, a native woman named Iloopio, the wife of a Chinese store-keeper at Lnliaina, gave birth to triplets,all boys. They arc living and with the mother, doing well. The stone recently arrived from England by tho bark Ophelia for the new Anglican Cathedral is now being unloaded and carted to the Cathedral grounds. AVork will soon be recom menced. Those persons purchasing at auc tion sales are hereby notified by Mr. E. V Adams and Messrs. Lyons & Levey that from and after to-day, all bills for goods purchased at cash sales must be paid at the time of de livery. Those overhanging trees on Nuu anu street just above Kukui were trimmed on Saturday afternoon, we are pleased to note. It is now in order for tho occupants of No. 132 on the same street to trim their trees which overhang the sidewalk. Ouu correspondent at Waiohinn, Kau, writes us that there has been plenty of rain nnd the cane is look ing well. Naalehu Mill is grinding and getting a good yield. AVcdnes day night n very bright light was seen at tho Volcano, showing that it must be very active. C.vn No. 207 came down Lelco hill about half-past eight last even ing at a furious rate, making pedes trians get out of tho way lively to save their limbs. Drivers had bet ter be careful now that the new style of numbers makes their identi fication a comparatively easy matte in case of a violation of the rules. AVu are sorry to learn that Mrs. Horn, wife of our well-known baker met with a severe accident yester day afternoon. A large goat had obtained admittance to the storo, and upon Mrs. Horn starting to drive it away, it turned on her and chased her round the store, and in attempting to evade it she fell over a chair, breaking her arm just above the wrist. On Saturday evening last, Mr. I. Q. Tewksbury, the well-known Cus tom House store-keeper, was married to Miss Rita Cunha, by tho Right Rev. the Bishop of Olba. Later a reception was held at tho house of the bride's parents on School Btreet, at which a largo number of friends were present. Tho presents were numerous and elegant. AA'o join in wishing them a long life of happi ness and prosperity. Fouu drunks in the Police Court tills morning, two forfeiting ball of $G, ono, an old offender fined $9, the other being remanded until AVed ncsdny, so as to get sobered up. i Ilckumn, for disturbing quiet of night, forfeited S 10 ball. Four Chinamen were ehntged with violat ing the Sabbath by playing domi noes. Three forfeited 810 ball, tho other one pleaded guilty and was fined ?;.. At the Kawaiahao Church yester day, tnetnprial resolutions regarding the death of the late Hon. Mm. Bish op who was u devoted member of the church, were passed. They will be engrossed and a copy forwarded to the bereaved husband, Hon. Chas. 1?. Bishop. A bevy of ladies lately took pos session of tho British House of Com mons Immediately after adjournment, and had rare fun playing Parliament. -. . - (Jood maners are the small coin of virtue. Women of England. SITUATION WANTED. BB A YOUNG GERMAN, WAlTBlt In a Restaurant AS A or any kind of outdoor work. Apply lo J. I!. WISEMAN General Business Agent, 28 Merchant st. Particular attention paid Baggage. to Tourist' Baggage, Parcels, Eto, Delivorod in any part of tho City promptly and with oaro. Orders loft at Hammer's Harness Shop will receive prompt attention. Telephone SO). .No. of Wagons fiS & f.O. 817 lm ON & AFTER THIS DATE THi: PRICE OK BOARD AT TUB ASTOR HOUSE! WILL BB REDUCED FROM 0 TO $5.00 Per Week. R. AV. GItANNIS, Prop' tor. Honolulu, Oct. 20, 1881. 817 tf NOTICE. rpilE F ItST ANNUAL MEETING JL of the Piiclllo Navigation Uo. will ho held nt the Company's olllce, Queen street, on Wednesday, Oct 29, at 10 a.m. 840 2w V. I. OAT, Secretary. NOTICE. A DIVIDEND of $1 per shore on the stock or tho l'acilic JNuvitMiK'n Compiny will he payable at the office of the Company, on Thursday next. ' T. 11. OAT, Secrctnry. Honolulu, Oct. 18. 1SSI SIC -It XOTIC12. A T THE ANNUAL MEETING OF XX. THE Shareholders of the Ilawai Ian Carriage Manufacturing Co. held this day, Saturday, Oct. 18, the follow, ing officers were duly elected for the ensuing year: President O. West Vice-President B. F. Dllllnghnm Manager S. M. Whitman Abst. Manager W. AV. AVrlght Secretary & Treasurer. . E. G. Schuman Auditor W. F. Allen 840 lw Columbia Stiver. Oateli or 1884. For Hulo ly E. 3?. .XXAJMCS, WAS QUEEN STREET. '-'w NOTICE IS hereby given that neither the Captiiin nor tho Agents of the American Bark N icholas Thayer will hu responsible for any debt contracted by the crow of said Bark without their written order. R. S. CROSBA'. Master. II. HACICFELD & Co., Ajrcnts. Honolulu, Oct. 10, 1831. 810 31 NOTICE. CUNE SEATS IN CHAIRS, AND SIMILAR WORK neatly done for a low price by ADOLPH KNUST. 815 lw No 3 King Street. LOST. AAVIIlTE FOX TERRIER BITCH. ANY peison llndlng tho same will be rewarded by leaving It at tho ofllco of G. AV. Mncfurlanu & Co. 84 1 3t LOT FOK SAIil). A VALUALE HOUSK LOT FOR SALE on Kuliioknliua Pluius. Inquire of W. O. SMITH. Honolulu, Oct. in, 1881. 8ii m FOR SALE. CATTLE & HORSES. ABOUT 150 HEAD OF CATTLE, ALI.jagcs nnd sizes, nnd Including Milking Oowh, Calves, Holier and Steers. Will sell in lots to suit intend lug mirchascrH, but prefers to sell all In ono lot. Also several good hordes. Ap. ply to MRS. COSTA, 1 8!3 tf Knllhl Valley. FINE bed mm iart jr vsjy sssssssommBssBBSCBBmmEmBm QUARTERLY BILLS, Books and Accounts and Cus tom Houso Business prompt ly, cnrofully and acouratoly attondod to. J. E. WISEMAN, Qeuetal Baslueu Agent, Met chant St, Tolophona 172 P. 0. Box 316 621 IYOrJriOJE ! JUST RECEIVED PEU 8. S. MARIPOSA, -ik SMALL LOT Or Bologna Sausages ! FOK SALE CHEAP AT THE Beaver Sssiloon. 83! lw ASTOR HOUSE 70 Hotel Street. MCCARTHY Prop'tor, C.J Bost Manila, Havana and Amorioan Cigars on Hand. Fresh A'aulty Fair, Little Beauties, Gold Har, Three Kings and tliu Pet Cigarettes. Chowing and Smoking Tobacco, Cut Foil and Plug. The Billiard Tables of tilts establish ment hao heen recovered and lccled, which makes them the best In town. Ginger Alo and Soda Water on Ice. EST Call and see me. -i5 785 WILLIAM MILLER Ciibiiietiaalior .Vnl Upholsterer, No. 03 Hotel street, Opposite International Hotel, CauoB and Walking StickB, Made of every kind of NATIVE WOODS Bracket, Cornice's, Curtain Poles, ic' liiude ot the latest designs. NOTICE. TO TIIK I.AIUl'.S OF HONOLULU MRS. GASCOYNE, DRESSMAKER, having returned' hns resumed business. Feathers Cleaned, Dyed and Cuilrd In all the newest shades. Corner of King and Richard Streets. 70r 8m (Thoroughbred.) Bv Jack Matonc, he by Lexington. 1st uaiii, Ivy Leaf, by imported Austra lian i 2ml dam, Bay Flower, by Lexing ton; 3rd dam, Bay Loaf, by Imported Yorkshire; -ltli dam, Imported Maria Black, by Phllo do Putnh, etc., etc. Ilnzniii' was bred at the greit Wood hum Farm, near Lexington, Ky,, by the lute It. A. Alexander, and was .sold to XV. L. Prltchiird, of Sacramento, Cnl., for $0,001'. Ho stands 15U hands, weighs 1,0115 lis., and is a bright chest nut color. Ouriug his racing career he downed miiiiy a fuvorlte, and won many a hatful of money for his owneis, anil nrovod himself onu of the greatest of horses over u distance, most of his races being at two and four miles. Ho has already sired several colts in California that are winners, among which nio Lizzie Dunbar. Young Bazaar, Sophia, and another called the Bazaar Minerva Colt, he being out of Minerva by Im- poitcd Leamington, the sire oi rnrole and Iroquois. Llzzio Dunbar greatly distinguished herself Inst year In her two-ycar-old form by defeating ono of the "hugest fields of two.year.olds that ever started In California, among which were the two beautiful fillies brought hero last Spring by Mr. Agnew, distance Jn mile; time, l.04J, tho fastest time on record for two-ycar.olds at tho distance. This year sho lias won several important events, nnd lias proved herself to bo a crack thrpc-ycar.old. Itu.uar has now been brought back to Honolulu, and will remain here the balance ot this year, and breeders, horse owners nnd stock raisers should avail themselves of the opportunity to obtain his services while they have the chance. TcrniH, 8-10. Payable at time of service Tho Imported Clydesdale Stallion Donnlil IMnnle, Jr., will stand at the same time ami pinco nt iiu tor uie season. Ho was bred in Canada, sired by Imported Donald Dlnnic, and out of an Imported Clydesdale mare. Ho Is o beautiful dapple grey, 10 hands high, and weighs 1,400 lbs.: is very active, nnd as flue a largo horse as c,ould be found nnywhero. Also, tho line largo Imported Ken tucky Jack SuiiiiiHon. This is one of the largest Jocks that we could Had In California, and U an animal of Im mense bouo; Is a very sure breeder, and should bo llbeially patronized, us he Is one of tho very hett animals of his kind. ToriilH, Q'M for the season. The public nro cordially Invited to call and Inspect the nbovo animals. aiixres rtos. Preprlctors. Marshfield, Sept. JO, 1884. 818 1( BLLMD SALODI Stallions at Itoliliclil Grand and Successful Opening -AT THE TEMPLE OF FASHION, Opposite the New Bank Building, Fort St. The general public are invited to give us a eall and Inspeat, at our opening, our new nnd select stock of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods; Ladies', Children's, and Infant's AA'car, Millinery, Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Traveling Trunks, Araliscs, House Furnishing Goods, and an Elegant and complete stock of Ladies'. Gent's, Misses', Children', and Infants' Shoes. . OOHN &; CO. DILLINGHAM & Co. Importers &&Dealersin Hardware Agricultural Implements, Steot Plows. Hoes. Et., Etc.. Etc. Fence Wive and Staples, Kerosene Oil n specialty. Paints, Varnishes, Turpentine, House Furnishing: Goods, Plated Ware, &c, &c. (I- 1). FIIUETll. W. C. l'KACOCK Freeth & Peacock, 23 N'unaini Street. HONOLULU, II. I. WINE & SPIRIT A'D- Goneral Commission Merchants, OFFER FOR SALE At the LoweMt Market ItntCH a large and well selected stock of the, Choicest nnd most Favorite Brands of ALES, HEERS, PORTE IIS, AVINES, SPIRITS, LIQUEURS, S.c, &c, itc, All Goods Guaranteed. I. nil uiduin tilled ptnmptlv. Telephone 10. P.O. !lov.:!U0. 7!3 Urn. Selling at Cost for 30 Days ! To malic room for a Iars Htoelc of New Goods to Arrive Soon From London, New York, mid San Francisco. All stook on hand during tho noxt 30 days will bo sold for oesh, conshtlng m part or Pianos, Organs, Accordeons, Guitars, AND ALL KINDS OF MUSIC GOODS. Parlor Sots, Bedroom Sets, Centre Tables, Ohali'ri, Lounges, Paintings, Engravings, Chronios, And n Lnrge Vnricty of Fancy Goods. 725 lm LYOA1V Ac Co. L E IS (BUCCE6S0HS TO Family Grocers, Just ltcccivfd Grapes, Pears, Plus. Peaches, Apples aid Celery: ' Eastern Oysters Ami u ftall lino of Frcwli Nnilo GrorcrlcM. Island Orders solicited. Telephono No. 240. P. O. Box 297. si- - Cultivator!, Harrows, Etc.. Etc., Elc. J. A. PALMER, Commission and Custom Houso Broker and Gonoral Business Agont. During the next fifteen days, I will gie purlicul'ir attention to the Collection of Quarterly Bills ! My commissions aro moderate, and Business Men and others can be sure that all matters Intrusted lo me will be I'i'oiuptly Alemloil to. Oftleo In Campbell's New Block, 845 tf Room No. 7, Up-Stalrs. Bearer L The Bost Lunch in Town, Tea and Coffee at All Hours The finest Brands of Cigars and Tobacco, always on hand. THE CASINO AT T1IU r-AKK IS OPEN tjgrTlie only Kingdom. EVEEY DAY. eea.sldo resort in the 1I.J. NOLTE, Proprietor. Stall Programme ! "VI KV DESIGNS, Jiif-l received from JLl H.lll Fr.l I r.iuelsiMi. ut Tliu ! wi.vt'.iu. i.r.MN Olllce & CO., KKSNEDV & CO.) ". - - 67 ft 69 Hotel a ex S S Alamtdu, in tins and shell. ' '? - '$ w-A I VM "i m m i M V ' ! "f ........ . .A t ' MmM&&&. -;v:U6tffc.iJ ,toAl .i-iJrfcte, usWrtSS lL amsj ...ai.w ?mr imm.Mmm&