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sisiKi y;w feA T r 'tmipw"j- 'TWr " 'JHfl' -"m WW- :) nn iw ,faHM'ww0mpmimimwwwtp'nv,i'i-'i;i wyj.lfriWimnMy: '" "' "" " i I i i mr f " 'i V I wednesday, nov. 20, 1881. Telephonic. Dlniiimul Head, Nov. 20, 3 p.jn Light N. E. wind. OCEANIC S. S. CO. " VOIl S IN KltAJiClBOO. Alameda.... Leaves Honolulu. Dec. ltt Mnripoui Lcnvcsllwnolulti, Dec. 10 pacTfic mailsTsTco. I'OIl AUCKLAND AND SY1)NT.V: Stmr Australia Nov 29 KOJl SAN V1IANCISCO. Stmr City of Sydnoy lice. 21 AnniVAis. November 20 S,tmr Jas Malcc from Kauiil and Oahu DEPARTURES. November 20 Stmr Iwalanl for lltimukua Slmr Mokolll for Windward Port Schr Walmulu for llllo Schr Walchu for Kolo.a VESSELS LEAVING TO-MORROW. Scbr Luka for ICohoIalclo VESSELS IN PORT. UrigTawara, La Gucn Ugtno Haaard, Tlerney Hark Abbte Carver, Pcndlttoa Tern Eva, Wlktnan Uktno Amelia, Newliall Ugtno W O Irwin, Turner llaik Halhi, Tornecolm S S Alameda, Morse PASSENGERS. For San Francisco, per W O Irwin, Nov 20 Col 8 Norrls, Mrs M A Davis, .T IC Porter, wife and child, F J Bal llngcr, O Nobinan. For Kauai, per O It Bishop; Nov 23 Judge A S llartwcll, wife, nnrso and 4 children, Miss A Lovell, J Lovell and wife, Mr Ilaula, 1' Offcrgclt, J N Hapu ku and J Evans. Erom Kauai and O.dm per Jas. Makco Nov 20 Gov Domini'!, 11 English, Mr Cox, Jr, Miss Itlehardson and 150 deck. SHIPPING NOTES. The Amelia sailed tlds day for Port Townscnd In ballast. The building of the new deck on the schr Kckauluont is about finished. The W G Irwin sailed tills morning for San Francisco with 201 bags sugar, 700 bags rlco and 100 bids molasses. Value 5515,811.00. BIRTH. In this city, Nov. 18, 1884, to tbo wife of Ills Es.'Paul Neumann, a daughter. LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS. Don't cat too, much turkey to morrow. Some editorial and other matter prepared for this issue is crowded out. In answer to a correspondent we would say that the distance from Honolulu to San Francisco is 2100 miles. Extensive alterations and im provements arc being made to the residence of Mr. Henry Watcrhousc, Nuuanu Valley. . . Friday being the anniversary of the recognition of Hawaiian Inde pendence, all .government offices will be closed on that clay. i.i - j - A Chinaman confined in the Phila delphia house of correction for ft misdemeanor refuses to workbecauso they don't pay. Ho says: "No payee, no clnck stones." o Mn. J. Carlisle has been appointed teacher of the government school at Maunahooano, Hamakua, Hawaii. He will commence his duties January 1st. An advertisement in one of our contemporaries as to the .sailing of the Morning Star is misleading, as she left Boston November 5th for this port. The Chinaman who was arrested yesterday morning for counterfeiting coins was named Wong Akau, a ma chinist on Ktng street, and not Wong Kam as slated. The new fenco erected in front of Pilot -Mclntyro's house in Nuuanu Valley Isr nearly completed, and pre sents a very neat and attractive ap pearance. I O i Most people will attend the special Thanksgiving services to-morrow. Tho remainder of the day will be spent in eating Lewis & Co.'s tur keys, and reading the Bulletin. This noou, by order of the as signees' of the bankrupt estate of E. M. Nordberg, Lyons & Levey sold at auction tho lease of tho Anchor Saloon. Mr. T. E. Krouso was the purchaser at 82,000. Mn. Frank J. Ballinger, of tho S. F. Call, loft on tho brig W. G. Irwin this noon. His health has been much improved by his visit to those IslnudB.' After reaching tho Coast he will visit Southern Cnllforhia. Mn. D. D. Baldwin, Inspector General of Schools, Icavc3 on Friday, on n tour of inspection of tho govern ment schools on this Island. Ho will bo absent about thico weeks. Gkoihje Markham, who has just received a new single scull shell, says lie will row Walter Giffard a match race, for tiny amount, any distance and nny time. .-.. - It is expected that the S. S. Aus tralia, duo on Saturday, will bring the decisive- news regarding tho Presidential election. No cliango is generally expected. Biuuade Major Ilayloy is hard at work teaching the troops how to stand straight. By tho end of next month it is expected 'they will be able to come to attention in a very satisfac tory manner. - A l'EitsoN who for certain reasons is obliged to reside in Fowler's yard, tells us it is a horribly noisy place. The lodgers there get on a racket and keep it up sometimes until two or three o'clock in the morning. Lyons & Levey will hold their regular casli sale at 10o'clock to morrow morning. Dry goods, crockery and glassware, sugar and eight-day clocks arc among tho tilings to bo offered. At 12 o'clock noon they will sell 5 mules, broken to harness and saddle. Someone went to the sale near the Fashion stables this morning, and tied their team close up to the fence, consequently everyone who passed by that way were obliged to. walk out on tho road, instead of the side walk. A policeman within a stone's throw of course did not seo the obstruction. Last Fridny evening the P. M. S. S. Zcalandia met with an accident to her piston rod, consequently had to slow down to 9A knots per hour, when she had been making 13 knots since leaving Sydney. It is expected that she will he about nine days making the trip from here to San Francisco. CiiAkley Dexter believes in the old saying that "the way to a man's heart is through his stomach". Ho says it comes true ten times out of ten. Charley intends to-morrow to set before his friends and patrons a first class Thanksgiving lunch at the Hotel from 12 until 2 o'clock, and says, Come one, come all, cat all and pocket none. t Business in tho Police Court this morning only occupied about fifteen minutes. Five drunks forfeited bail of CG each. Halnhalakau, for larceny of Hum, was remanded until (ho 17th inst. Wong Kau, for counterfeiting, Penal Code, was also remanded until tho 27th inst. Mr. J. Russell appears for him. i Undeii the Act entitled, "An act to amend Chapter 3 1 of tho Session Laws of 1882, relating to tho sup pression of diseaso among animals in the Hawaiian Kingdom," approved August 11th, 1881, the following gentlemen have been appointed as Board of Inspectors for the Island of Oahu: James Brodie, V. S., Executive Inspector, A. 'Burrell Ilayloy and John II. Brown. . . . To-MOimow is set apart by Presi dent Arthur as a day of Thanks giving for tho blessings of the year. At 11 o'clock there Avill bo a union service at Fort Street Church with a sermon by the Kev. E. C. Oggcl. At the same hour a full choral ser vice with appropriate hymns will be held at St. Andrews Cathedral. Tho Rt. Rev. the Bishop will preach tho sermon. In Messrs. J. M. Oat, Jr., & Co.'s store window niay bo seen a very handsome photograph of the win ning crow of the Myrtle Boat Club in tho recent regatta. It is 11x17 and handsomely framed. Tho top' of tho frame bears tho inscription in gold letters of "Winning Crew," while on the bottom is, "Regatta 1881." It is presented by Mr. J. Williams, tho Fort street photo grapher, and does him the highest credit. Tho members of tho crow arc arranged in a group sitting down, with tho exception of tho coxswain who.is standing. Fiiom II. R. II. Princess Llliuoka lani wo have received copies of the songs "Aloha Oo" and "Hoohono." They have been printed In San Fran cisco by Matthias Gray in sheet musio form, and are very neatly gotten up. The words and music of the song' " Hoohcno " were com posed by Her Royal Highness, and it is the first time that music written by a Hawaiian has been published in sheet form. Our leaders will remember both songs, as they are frequently played by tho band, and very taking. Tut: Y. M. C. A. Hall was again filled last evening by Mrs. Lenvitt'e audience. Sho showed by incon trovertible proof Unit prohibition did prohibit wherever given a ttial, its success being in proportion to tho efforts made to enforce it. In the concluding part of her lecture sho vindicated, amid repeated applause, tho position taken by the Prohibition party in the recent Presidential elec tion. Her facetious references to some of the peculiarities of the Ha waiian liquor law which sets a higher value upon women than men, and upon old drunkards than upon tho young men who arc the hopo of the country were keenly relished. At the close the pledge was circu lated with a good deal of success. To mince matters in anything affecting tho happiness of the whole community would be blameworthy. An exception must, however, be made in the caso of mincing meat for Thanksgiving and Christmas pics, whereby Mr. Horn, the Hotel street confectioner, lias, lo, these many years, proved himself a bene factor to the community. This year ho announcos a likp benevolent ser vice. Nightmares arc all exorcised out of his pics by means of an art that is a trade secret to him, so that no one should be frightened out of getting these luxuries by what the funny fiends of the newspapers say about the ordinary mince pic of com merce. Horn's mince pics will npt make you dream of being bound prostrate to the Punchbowl flagstaff, with a magenta-haired demon driving goals over your abdomen. SPECIAL NOTICES. Get. one of those Wall Pockets, a nice ornament, for sale cheap at King Bros.' Art Store. 870 3t Tim finest and fattest Turkeys have been selected for the Saratoga House, No. 09 Hotel street, for the occasion of the Thanksgiving dinner. Those who enjoy a good meal will take advantage of this occasion. 17G It For Head stones or Monuments go toT. J. Naglo, corner Queen & Ala kca strcck COT Read his circulars. 875 lm. The undersigned have opened an employment oillce on Meek street next to the Chinese newspaper office, where persons wanting Cooks, Waiters, Gardeners or Laborers will find it to their advantage to give them a call. Chinese interpreting also attended .to on reasonable terms. 873 2w HO FON & LEE PAT. UNION THANKSCIVINC SERVICE. At Fort St. Church, to-morrow, Thursday, at 11 a. m., there will be a Union Thanksgiving Service. Pas tor Cruzan will have charge of the service ; Rev. Dr. Damon will read President Arthur's proclamation ; Rev. A. O. Forbes will read the scripture lesson; Rev. Dr. Hyde will offer prayer; and Rev. E. C. Oggcl will preach the sermon. Tho music Avill be furnished by Fort St. Church choir. Mrs. Hampson, the evangelist, arrived by the Zealandia. She is suffering from the effects of over-work, and from a severe acci dent which she met with in Sand hurst. It has been deemed wise under the circumstances to postpone tho series of meetings to bo con ducted by her until Sunday, Jan. lth. Mrs. Hampson is the guest of Hon. S. N. Castle, and will remain in the Kingdom until after tho close of her meetings. NOTICE. ON and after tliU date, Mr. J. E. Wlsemnn will take charge of my hooks, dlstrihuto imil collect my hills without exception. His receipt will ho sulllclcut. GEORGE TltOUESEAU. M.D. Ilonolulu, Nov. 31, 1881. 874 tf WANTED. BY TVOYOUNG LADIES, (Dress makers) situations as tcmstrcbses in a family or in a dress-making eslah. lishment. Apply 873 lw THIS OFFICE. 10! lo. tO! No. lOI WE BEQ TO CALL ATTENTION $ TO OUIi roiw STOCK -OF rmnTomniTAfi nnnnn lust Received, and which arc Now Being Exhibited AT OUR No. 10 Store. :'ORT STREET. A large assortment of Fancy Goods, Toys, &c, &c, And a variety of articles suitable for presents during the coming season, which we offer at ' Reasonable Prices.- 874 4t J. T. WATERHOUSE. Telephone .".. NTERPRISL PLANING MILL, .Aliilien, near Juocii St. C. J. IIaiidee, Propricjor. Contracting: & Building Mouldlnns and Finish always on hand. C5JT Orders promptly attended to. fl ion vxi.v. Hard ami Soft Stovo 'Wood. 870 Cut and Split. 3m . Families and others in want of Good, Fresh, Clean, Machine Made Poi, Cm obtain the same in quantities to suit by leaving orders and con. tnincrs with IT. J3. OAT, At Pacific Nalgation Co.'s Ihiildlng, 801 Queen street. tf NOTICE. to tiii: ii.vin:M or iioxoi.umj MK3. GASCO-YNE, DKESSMAlCElt, having returned' hus rcsmncd business. Feathers Cleaned, Dyed and Cm led in all tho newest tlindcs.' Coiner of Kin" and liichnrd StreelH. 705 3m NOTICE IS IIEHEBY given that I will not bo rcsponslhlc for any debt contracted In my name without my written order. G. WEST. Honolulu,.Nov. 10, 1884. 805 lm Portuguese Lessons. TIIE undersigned, who hai mado ar rangements for opening a I'ortu. gueso School, will also give lessons in that language to foreigners understand ing French. For particulars apply to II. A. Gonsalvcs & Co.. 57 llotid st. 859 tf J. A. M. OSOUIO. 1 AT- J. I. OAT, JR. & GO'S. 807 tf Ghas. Eustace Has just received per SInrlposa, Bxs Choice Apples Atmoro's Miuco Meat, Cianhcrrks, "Whiltakcr'tf Star Ham, lSnron, Lard, Cal. Oluc, Kits Mackerel, Kits Salmon llcllies, Kegi Family ISccf, Kegs Fork, Now Orleans MohiEtcs, Saloon Bread, Cnickors, Potatoes. Family Flo'ir, Wheat, Corn, Oats, Bran, Onions, &c, &e. GE-3AS. HOSTAGE 807 TELEPHONE 110. Sw For Froieht or Charter. THE BOTNE "HAZARD." Apply nt tho 841 lm Pacific Navigation Co. unnioiMo uumja DAM FOR A GRAND or TOYS AND HOLIDAY GOODS WII.1. TAKE On or about AT " TEMPLE OF 61 ami 03 Fort Street, opposite m GRAWD -ov- New Holiday Goods AT- LYCAN & GO'S !IN"ov on Exliilit;ioii. DILLBTGHAIE & Co. Importers & Dealers in Hardware & Agricultural Implements, ,i Steel Plows, lloos, Eis., Etc., Eic. fiiwv SSlftsSS Fence "Wive ami Staples, Kerosene Oil a specialty. Paints Varnislies, Turpentine, House Furnishing Gootls, Plated Ware, &c, &c. L EWIS (succr.ssons to Family Grocers, Just Itccolvccl Apples and Grapes, Eastern Oysters, In sholl and tin, California Roll Bultcr, on ico, Pickled Builor, Assorted Nuts, Maplo Syrup, Popcorn, Star Hams, Kennedy's Cream Biscuits, in small tins, And n full Hue of Frcwh Slnple GiroccrieH. Island Orders solicited. Tclephono No. 210. P. O. Box 207. (702 O. D. l'-UEUTII. W. C. I'KACOCK Freeth & Peacock, 23 Knanuu Street. HONOLULU, II. I. WINE & SPIRIT AXD General Commission Morohants, OFFER FOlt SALK At the Lowest lilnrkct Itntc a larao and well selected stock of tho Choicest and most Favorite llrands of ALES, IVEICRS, PORTEH8, WINKS, SPIRITS, LIQUEURS, &.C., &c, &c, All Goods Guaranteed. and orders tilled promptly. Telephono 40. P. O. liox 3C0. 791 Cm. OPENING r-LACK '.fc&i December 1st, THS - FASHION," the Now Bank Building. !S4 OOHN Sc OO. DISPLAY W Cultivators, Harrows, Etc., Elc, Etc. & C kk.nnedt e co.) 67 & 69 Hotel St. ox S S Alamcdu, Kegs of Anchovies, Bottles Anchovies in oil, Kegs Spiced Dutch Herrings, Kegs Soused Pig's Feet, Fresh Cranberries, ' Nov England Boiled Cider, THANKSGIVING TURKEYS. J. F. BROWN, SURVEYOR. Special attention given to Surveying in Honolulu and vicinity. Records searched, and plans showing titles carefully prepared. Office, Room No. 5, upstairs Campbell's Block, Fort St. 80S tf Particular attention paid to Tourists' Unggngc. Baggage, Parcels, Elc, Delivered In any part of tho City promptly and with care. Orders left at Hammer's Harness Shop' will receive prompt attention. Tclephono 202. .No. of Wagons 68 & CO. 847 lm A, GEO. E. SHERMAN. ar"" No. 8 JIaunakea St. Trees and Saddles of all kinds mado to order and repairing Harness, etc., . uonq - in snort no tended to. in short notice. All orders promptly .at.. jarwr 90 ly sjr.?". - XrnHBl.S UiffifeiYfeZiiirittSEa&l m -' j3 M cf