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W1 i?!aj H s i& h ajj g)ntfn. SATURDAY, NOV. l!!l, 1881. A SKILFUL SURGICAL OPERATION. Tlio American Ambassador tit Vicuna. Mr. Kason, ha lately forwarded lo his Government mi interesting account of it remarkable surgical operntlon lately performed by Professor ilillrolli, of pertormcu nv rroiossor innroui, 01 Vlcnnu. which, wonderful to loll, con. slsleil In the lemoval of u poilion of the human stomach, Involving neaily one.thlrd of the organ and, strange ig wiy, the patient locovercil the only sutccssful npcintiuu of the kind ever petformed. Thc.tllc.ibu for which this opciatioit was pcrfoixicl was cancerof the stomach, attended with the following symptoms: Tho appetite is quite poor. There Is n peculiar hides crluablc distress In the stomach, a feel, ing that has been described as ii fnljit "alt gone" sensation: u sticky sllmc col. lects about the teeth, especially In the mornlnjr, accompanied by an uuphiunt taste. Food falls to satisfy this peculiar faint sensation; but, on the contrary, It appear:) to aggravate tlio feeling. Tlio eyes arc sunken, tinged with yellow; the hands and feet becomo cold and sticky ii cold perspiration. The sull'erer.s leel tired all the time, and sleep does not seem to give 1 est. After a time the pa. tlcut becomes ncivous and lrritivble, gloomy, his mind tilled with evil fore, bodlngs. When rising suddenly from a recumbent position theio is a dlzincss a whistling scmnlion( and ho is obliged to grasp something llrm lo keep from falling. Tlio bowels costive, the skin dry and hot' at times; the blood becom ing thick and stngniut, an) does not circulate pioperiy. After a timo the patient spits up lood soon after citing, sometimes in a sour and fermented con. dltion, sometimes sweetish to the taste. Oftentimes there h u palpitation of the heart, and the patient fears he may have heart disease. Towards the last Hie patient is unable to retain any fool whatever, as the opening in the intes tines becomes closed, or nearly so. Al though this disease is indeed alarming, sufferers with the above named symp toms should not feel nervous, for nine hundred and ulnety-uiue cases out of a thousand have no cancer, but simply dyspepsia, u disease easily lemoved if treated in u proper manner. The safest and best lemcdy for the disease Is Selgel's Curative Syrup, a vegetable pro. partition sold by nil chemists and medi cine vendors throughout the world, and by the proprietors, A. J. White (Limit ed), 17, Fiirriugdon.rnad, London, E. U. This Syrup strikes at the cry founda tion of the disease, and drives it, root anil branch, out of the system. St. Mnrv-slrcct, Pclcrboiuugli, ' November, 2Hth, 1S81. ' Sir, It ghos mu great plcubiuc to In. form you of the benefit I have received from Scigcl's Syrup. 1 have been troub led for years with dyspepMa; but after n low doses of the syrup, I found relief, and after taking two bottles nf it I feci quite cured. I am, Sir, vours truly, Mr. A. .T. While. ' William Brenl. September Slit, ISS'.S. Dear Sit, I llml the sale of Selgel's Syrup Mcndlly increasing. All who have tfiul it speak vciy highly of its medl. ciual lrtues: one customer describes it as a "God-tend to dyspeptic people." I alv.'jiys rcuomiiK-ud it with confldi'iirc. Faithfully youc, (Signed) Vincent A. Willi', ' ('liemisUlcntist, Mcrthvr Tvdvll. To Mr. A. .1. White, ' " w St'lgel's Operating Pills me tho bel family physio thai litis ever been ills coveied. They cleanse ihe bowels from all irritating substance, and leave them in a healthy condition. They cine cos. tlvcness. Spanish Town, .fainnlen, Wot Indies, Oct. 21, 1SS-2. Dear Sir, I write lo infoim you that I have derived great benellt from "Selgel's Syrup." For some years I have sulleied from liver cbinplaiiit, with its many and varied concomitant evils, so that my life was a pcipctual misery. Twelvemonths ago I was Induced lo tiy Scigcl's Syiup, and although r.tthe'r sceptical, havin!' tried so many lcputed infalliblu icmctllus. I determined to give it at least n fair trial. In two or three days I felt considerably better, and now at tho end of Iwelvo months (having continued taking il) 1 am glad to fay that I am a dilierent being altogether. It is said of certain pens that they "coma as a boon and n blessing to men" and I have no icason to doubt tho truthfulness of the .statement, lean tttilysay, how ever, that Selgel's Syrup has come as it "boon and a blessing" to me. I have ic commended it to several fcllow-suffciers from this distressing complaint, and their testimony is quite In accordance with my own. Gratitude for the benellt I havo derived from tho excellent pre. paratiou, prompts mo to litruish you with this unsolicited testimonial. I am dear Sir, Yours over gratefully, (Signed) Caiey Ii. Berry, ' A.J.Whlte.Esq. Ilaptist Mlssloimrv. Pieston, Sept. L'lst.lSSi. , 'k n$ jjuim oil) i win oiujj aim i jus r rn ut 111 vnrv nnnnlnc with tw nn.nmma lUII J JVJI1I IHIII IHJ UIIHWIIIl,li3 many saying they mo tho hcut family L iiiuuiuiuus pubsiiue. tiic otner tiay a customer came for m two bottles of Syrup and said "Mother Selgel" had saved the Ufa of his wife, Bjw mm nc auucti, "onu ot tnesc Dottles I $ who is verv ill. 1 havo much futli In it." The salo keeps up wonderfully, In fact, one would fancy almost that tho people wcro beginning to bicakfast, dine, and sup on Mother Selgel's Syrup, the de mand Is so constant and the satisfaction so great. , 1 am, dear Sir, nuiu faithfully, (Signed) W. llow);er. ToA..l. White, Esq., ' 'it 1 1 -. n I t. , . . s. ...- : jiensiugimiu, n iiiieuavcn, ui'i. in, it. Mm A .1 U'lilln n.. at. i ....... 7- ...... ..... ......w. , kjji, i un 8 'for sonio timo atlllcted with plies, and a, was advised to give Mother Selgel's ayrup a trial, wnicn i (mi. i am now hapt)y to stato that it has lestorcd mo ic." tn doninleti! Iicalfh. I lcmiiln. vnins rccpccttully, (Signed) .lolm II, Llghlfoot. 705 3y U SPECIAL NOTICE. rpHK Undersigned Proprietor of tliu noma steak gam factory; AND BAKERY deshes loinfoint his patrons mid the pub lie generally that notwithstanding the recent DISASTROUS PIKE, has erected A NEW FACTORY mid BAKERY, On n much more Intensive Scale which Is now In FuLn Oit.uation, and which will lie In complctowoikingorderbynn Karly Arilval of new Machinery and Tools; and Is now again prepared Jto manufacture CHOICEST PURE CANDIES and will always have'on hand his dell clous Freeh Made VANILLA CHOCOLATE CREAMS, COCOANUT CANDIES, RICH NUQAT IN BARS, SUGAR ROASTED ALMONDS, CREAM CANDIES of great variety oft MARSH-MALLOWS. Gum Drops, and Gum Pruit Bon Bons Of nil descriptions. All those Home Made Fresh mid l'urc Confection?, I pell at m cents Pint POUND. RICH WEDDING CAKE Of the Finest Flavor, In all sizes always on band and ornamented in the moit nrtislio style. always fro-h, as also Homo Made Mince Meat for sale nt CO cents per pound. Will receive per Consuelo the balance of my new machinery of the newest de signs for manufacturing nil descriptions of plain Candles; thanking the public for previous liberal patronage and so llclting a continuance of same. Very respectfully, F. HOltX, Practical Confeetionei and Pastry Cook. Tin: om) stand. 71 Hotel street P. 0. Box No. 73; Telephone No. 74 o7!! lv w. h; page, HONOLULU CARRIAGE WNXNMt' NO-'. 1S3 and IU0 FOItT STltKKT (opposito Pantheon Stables) HONOLULU, II. I. OarrisiKu Httimracturov, WIiool wrl?lii, ami General Blacksmith. The Manufactory contains a complete CmlagcShop, IJl.icksmlth Hhop, Paint Shop, and Trimming Shop. FAMILY CARRIAGES, KXPRESSE3, BUGGIES, PHAETONS, OMNIBURSES, DRAYS AND TRUCICS, BREAKING CARTS, PLANTATION WAGONS, HAND CARTS, &C, liO, Made to Order on most favorable terms and all woik guaranteed. Tlic MoNOHt Attention ;;i von to n. liair work of nil IcIihIm. Hiilng been in business on tlie Island for n number of years employing none but thtj most Skillful of Mechanics, and using only At Material, I can strictly guaranteo nil worn leaving my Manu factory. Givo mo a call boforo purchasing elsewhere. Don't forgot lite place. 138 and ISO FOItT STJIEET. 01I'03ITIJ dodd'h stahi.ks. W. Ma Page, Wl "m PnOPlilETOH. WENNER &Ca t)!i foiit ktiii:i:t. Have on hand New Foreign and Homo Made Jewelry. Watohos, Bracolo.3, Nooklots, Pins, Lookcts, Clocks, And Ofniments of all kinds. Silvor and Gold Plate. Elegant Solid Silvor Tea Seta Suitable for Presentation. KiiKrnvlnjr and .'nttv- Jrivclry A Specialty. Ilepalring in all its bianelies. S?i? Solo Arjcnls for King's Eye Proscivcrs. 817 0m FRAlSE HU3TACE Dl'tlVllldll, (Succcs:or to C. P. Ward.) All orders for callage promptly at. tended to, at tho lowest rates. Also for salo: liultualtoSalt, I'lro Wood, Whllo nnd Illnclt Hnml lu quantities to suit, nt lowest prices, COS ly 0MMEM$5$j Sliilliniis nt. MnrehBftlil! wiu.nvi.w uu uuimuuviiii . jjc Jffc I 5ljf; Ssfe i (Thoroughbred.) Hy .lade Malonc. ho by Iie.vlnglon, 1st dam, Ivy Leaf, bv Imported Austra 11 tn; 'Jnd dam, Day Flower, by Lexing ton! iJrd dam, Hay Leaf, by Impoittd Yorkshire; lth tlam, Imported Maria Dlack, by Phllo da Putah, etc., elo. ICti.iitu' was bred at tho great Wood burn Farm, near Lexington, Ivy., by tho late 11. A. Alexander, and was sold to W. L. Prilchnitl, of Sacramento, Gal., .Tor $5,00l. He stands 15 if hands, weighs l,00"i Ibti., and is n bright chest nut color. Durlug his racing career lie downed man ti favorite, and won many n hatful of money for his owners, mill proved himself one of tho greatest of iiorses ocr u distance. mol of Ids races being at two and four miles. Ho has already sired several colts In California that arc winners, among whlcli mo Liz.lo Dunbar, Young U.inar, Sophia, und another called tho Ita.aar Minerva Uolt, he being out of Minerva by Im ported Leamington, tho she of Parolo and lroipiots. Llz.lc Dunbar greatly distinguished herself last year in her two-year-old form by defeating ouo of the largest fields ot two-ycir-olds that ever stinted lu California, among which wcro the two beautiful Utiles brought hero last Spring by Mr. Agnew, distance milct time, 1.0 Uj, the lastest time on record for two-year-olds, at the distance. This year she lias won several Important events, and has pro veil herself to bo a crack three-year-old. Ktr.'.tuir has now been brought back lo Honolulu, and will remain lierc the balance of this year, and breeders, horse owners and stock inhere should avail themselves of tho opportunity to obtain bis sei vices while they have tho chance. Terms, 8-10. Payable at time of service. The Imported Clydesdale Stallion Donald JHiuiii, Jiv., will stand nt the same time and place at SIlO for the "season. He was bred in Canada, sired by Imported Donald Dinuic, and outot an imported Olydesdnlo mare. Ho is a beautiful dapplu grey, 1(1 hands high, and weighs 1,-iOO lbs.: is very active, ami as line n large horc us could be found anywhere. Also, tlio lino large Impoited Ken tucky Jack SumiiKon. This Is one of the largest Jacks that wo could find in California, and Is an animal of im mense bone: 13 a very suro breeder, and should be liberally patronbeil, as lie Is 0110 of the very best animals of his kind. Tci'tiiM, H'.H) for the season. The public are cordially invited lo call and inspect the above animals. IlXilSS J3ROS. Proprietors. Marshfleld, Sept, IB, 188-1. 818 l( JfT T. RHOADS, VV . CONTHACTOU fcUUILDKlt Shop on Queen street, near Alaken. Kiri Cm "Wilson Brothers, I G1 ENEILVL BLACKSMITHS. IT Horso Shoeing a specialty A first-class man being specially engaged tor that woik. Ship and Wagon work faithfully attended to. Shop on tho Esplanade, op. llopper's.201 vVS'JL-OK HOTJS13 n 70 Hotel Street. C J. MCCARTHY Prop'tor. Best Manila, Havana and Amorican Cigars on Hand. Fresh Vanity Fair, Llttlo Beauties Gold. Bar, Three Kings and the Pet Clgatettes. Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Cut Foil and Plug. The Billiard Tables of tills establish- ment hmo been recovered and leveled, whlcli makes them Ihe best iu town. Ginger Ale and Soda Water on Ice. J2T Call and tee me. -a 785 WILLIAM MILLER - Oabinetmaker And UnholHterer, No. tiil Hotel street, Opposito International Hotel, Cauos and Walldng Sticko, Made of every kind of NATIVE WOODS Brackets, Cornices, Cuftnln Poles, .c.' inado ot the latest designs. TWO SIIIDS, Jl'ST HECElVED PEIt KOU SALE BY J. 8. DOWSETT, 8i;nhi QUEEN BTKEET. . . ,J F Iff "Mwfittllli 1 BILLARB SALOOI IE! Ill TUB AVIXjJ3EfS H. a. CO. Limited. c3.St0ain.0r Ki11n.1t. tincS! King, Commander, Leaves Honolulu each Tuesday nt 4 p.m., touching nt Lalmlim, Mnn hicii Utiy, Makena, Mnhukoim, Kn Wnilme, Lntiptihnclioo mid Hllo. lvcttirnlng, will touch at nil tlio nlovc ports, arriving nt Honolulu each Saturday afternoon. NOTICE. To the Volcano and Back. Jlntuv-lnlatitl K. K. Co. TIIHOUGH TICKETS to the Volcano, und icturn, can now be had at the olllce pf the llnter-Island S. N. Co. Tourists leaving Honolulu por time table of the " PLANTEH," will be landed nt Puna luu, thenco liyluillroad loPahala, where Horses and Qu ides wllVboin attendance. 15y U1I3 rout. Tourists can make the round trip In 7 days, giving -1 days to visit tho Volcano. TICKETS FOlt THE HOUND TIHP, Including Horses, Guide, Hoard and Lodging, $G0. For further particulars enquire nt the olllce of the Intcr-lsland 8. K, Co., Honolulu, or ,1. F. JOHDAN, Volcano House. 7Mtf i& VOl KOI.OA & WAIMDA, i KAUAI. Tlie Clipper Schooner f WAIMALU, F. Kibbling, ... - Master, Will run lcgularly lo the ports of KOLOA, HANAFEPD & WAIMEA, KAUAI. For fi eight or passage apply to the Captain 011 boaid, or to the Pacific Navigation Co., 732 !im Cor. Niiuanu Si Queen sis. Tin: vast HAiMxn lanhnnnnr waioliu will rttu icgularly TO WAIALUA EVEltY MONDAY, Hetuming on Thursday, weather permitting. For ftelght or passage apply to the Captain on lioaid, or to Pacikic Navkiation Co., 181 Agenls Have a Large Slock of the VERT BEST HAY. Which is oiTcrcd at Lowest Market Prices AND Dolivcrcd Free to any part oftho City AGENTSF03 THE Pacific Mutual Life Insurauco Co. OF CAL1FOKNIA. Agents for tho Hoover Telephone. Cotnmissionerof Deeds for California j Telephone No. 147. 7C(i Tourists. Retreat, Honuapo, Kau, Hawaii. IS NOW OPEN for Ttnvelcrs, where First class accomodation can be had at all Times. Tho climate of Honuapo is recommended for invalids. HORSES AND GUIDES Provided for the Volcano. JSFor Terms, etc., Seo CA11DS nt Hotels and Streets. .1. W. SMITHIES, G7il ly Propiielor. FISHER'S M iWf- itjti-"' CHAMPAGNE CIDER APUHE, WHOLESOME, HE FUESHING, HEALTHFUL ' BEVERAGE, Accoiding to tlie highest and best medl- a cal testimony. Manufactory, : : i No. 1!J Llliha SU P. O. Box, 379. Telephone, 281. ESyAll 01 dors rccoivo prompt attention. I Tie Daily Bullet Queen Strest, Bill Heads Briefs' Ball Piogr.uns Bills of Lading Business Cards Book Work Certificates rciilAiii . Cn Concert Progr'ms Draft Booi.-s Delivery Books Envelopes Hand Bills Invoices j 4iStf , i Tf. & m is5;,vvvjyA tay-(f!irvjy'i . 1, ii-ti a. laj jrrrirt r j.imm rtfttn at r - .. uftciwu t mmBSSSsmlF&m EXECUTED WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH, iiWi,.. i.,iiu: s.jji-ii- ,w '''ii&iiBiLt.!fiiif '' .-ii tni'ifni'i nitVtiitfi'iVriii-itihtifrT tfflHwftMftriiffifte'Ml lTJHrtliin1iyliitiBimtfim3BHff ...v, - v. .,. C. MEIER & CO. Oil'er i'ox- SjiIo T1IK lOI.I.OWtNO LIST OF IERCHA1ISIE, Ox Calls, Light Express Wngon-, Ex Top Carriages. STEAM O OAL. Cumberland Coal, Com. Wood Chairs, KEROSENE OIL. Mutches, Fine Molasses Sbooks, Kosiu, Soap, Ice Chests, Nos, 2, li, and 5, Hoc Handler, Lobsters, llbtns; Beans, iilb.tns Spruco Plank. Hay Cutters, Nos. 1, 2, & 3. Axlo Grease, Fairbanks Scales, Nos. 7,8,1(1 A; 11 Leather Belling, Centrlfugnl Lining, 14 inch; Coinji. Nail, 1, Ml inch. MAMMOTH ROCKERS, Bales Excelsior, Manila Cordage, Assorted: Excelsior Mattresses, , Galvanized Fence Staples, nmm boilers 20 and 2s gall:,; Sisal Hope, Assorted, Ash Plank, Dump Barrows, Ames' Shovels, Y. INLETAIi SHEATHING 10", 18, 'ZO, l!2, 24 and 20 oz.; (Hi a is Mattresses ! Giindstoncs, Hubbor Hose, Hide Poison, Barbed Wire, ltcllncd Iron, ANNEALED FENCE WIRE, Galvanized Screws and Washers. OOEU3IV30TBON ' in Tin: PE MARKET! Yes, and we sell Am JLiOav ixh Mic IiOvcs(. ! and don't anybody forgot it. We sell New Bedford Hope, ami auy retailer knows how it will hold out in net weight. We also havo tho mo?t varied assort- ment of SHIP CHANDLERY kept by any houso this sitlu of tlio ltocky Mountains, such ns Hemp and Manila Cordage, all sizes, Artesian Woll Boring Hopes, Manila Hawsers, Wiic Hope, Cotton and Hemp Duck and Twine, Galvanized Maiine Hardwiue, PAINTS AND OILS, Pure Copper Sheathing, 14, 10 & 18 oz Yellow Metal and Nails, 14 to 28 oz, Copper Paint (Tarr & Wonsin's) Whale Boats, Boat Stocks, Gal. Boat Nails, all kinds and sizes, And 1001 other tbing3 too numerous lo mention Also, agents for I'erry Davis' 1'ain Killer, Biand & Pierce's Bomb Guns and Bomb Lances, &o., &c, All of which we will sell at the Lowest Ilates. 330 ly A. W. 1'circc & Co. JOHN N0TT, Tin, Copner and Sheet Iron Worker number, Gas Fitter, &c. Stoves and Ranges of all kinds. Plumbors' stock and metals, Houso Furnishing Goods, 7? ' Chandeliers, Lamps, &c. Joli PrMi Office, Honolulu. Loiter Headings Labels Law ltcports Note Headings Plantation Books Pamphlets Posters ltcports Show Cards Shipping Hece'ts Statements 0Lt& W? Visiting Caids Wuy.Bills DAILY BULLETIN Business Directory Aiii'tloncei'M. E.P.Adams (iueen st Lyons &. Levey, Queen st ltlllltCI'.V. Alvln II. Hascmann.... Gazelle Building ltanUt'fM. Bishop & Co Merchant st Hotelier, W. McCindlcss Pish Mniket Hoot nntl HIiocm. L. Adler, Nutiaun st Ohr. Gcitz, Port st. Templo of Fashion Fort st Itllltni'il HnlooiiM Nolle Foitst McCarthy llottlst Clothing. Gonsalveiifc Co Hotil t Temple of Fashion l-otltt Cabinet niulteiH. W. Miller,.' Holclsl Lycnu Si Co,, I'oi t st Cnrrlncd ainlicrH. W.II.PnKc,"" Foil st Hawaiian Carriage Co., Queen st ,? C'lcnrn mid Tobneeo. C. McCarthy Astor Bill lard S aloon Noltes Beaver Saloon Fort st C'hlcr, Flshei's Champagne Cider). ...Lillha M Cnntly I'netocy nml Jtalcciw. F. lloin , Ilolel CnriienteiH unit Itiillilorw. F. Wilhclm King it G. Lucas Fort st W T Ithonds Queen st Di'V nml I'nney 'ooiU. N.S. Sacits Fort s,t .1 . T. Watei house Queen st J. T. Wnterliouse, King st J. T. Wnterliouse Fort st B. F. Elders & Co., Fort st M. A. Gonsalvcs & Co., Hotel st Temple of Fashion Fort st IH'llRSlMtH. Benson, Smith & Co., Fort st Hoillstcr & Co., Niiuanu st Hollistcr& Co Fottsl Drayngu mill Cnrtnjjo. Frank lluslacc, Queen st G. ltoblnson, Queen st l'tirnlMlied ItoriiiH. Mrs. Turner, King st Fire liiHiirnne e AcciitM. H.lUemenschncider,.-nt Wilder & Co's. C. O. Bcrgcr Mcich-iut st ClltH I'tll'lllHlllllt 0()llK. Elders & Co., Fort st N. S. Sachs, Fortst Gonsalvc3 & Co., Hotel st II S Tregloan Fort Si Hotel Ms (.rocci'ICH unci I'iovIhIoiih. A. S. Cleghorn & Co Queen st Wolfe & Edwards,. -Fort & Niiuanu stt Lewis & Co., Hotel st Horse KlioeiiiK HhopH. Wilson Bros Fort st Hay nml l'eetl StoreN. Wolfe & Edwnrds....King Si Niiuanu sis Union Feed Co., Queen st Lainc & Co, Fort st Hui'sicttM flatter G. E.'Slicnnan, King st Ilnnlwnrc. Dillingham & Co Foitst J. T. Wnterliouse,. . . . Quccn M IiniHirtei'M A. :oiii.3IcrcIiiiiitM. G.'W. Macfarlane Sc Co., Fort st C. Brewer & Co., Queen st Lyons & Levey Queen fct M. S.'Grlnbatim & Co, Queen Bt W. G. Irwin Si Co Fort st A. S. Cleghorn Si Co. Queen st J.T. WntcrhoubC Queen si Ficeth & Peacock Niiuanu st Castle & Cooke King st WingWoTai Sc Co., Nuunnu st O. O. Bcrger, Meiohantst llymnn Bios., Mcichant &t Jcwclern Wennsr Si Co Foi t st Labor Agentw. W. Auld, Water Works Olllce J. A. Hassingcr, Interior Olllce W.O. Akann Klngbt Iiitiiiber Dealers. Lowers & Cooke, Fort st Wilder Si Co Foitst Millinery nntl Ii-chn ninUinsr. Mrs. A. M. Mollis Fortst MciUcnl. '"&&''' Dr. Eihcrson Kukul st w!5 Xewh IlenlerH. J. M. Oat Ji. & Co., ,Mcrcliuut st l'ltiniberH mid 1'nInterH. ' E. C.Howc,.....---- King st Brown & Phillips, King st J. Nott, . . . t Kaaliumanu st Max Kolun, Fortst IMiotocraiilicrn. Williams Ss Co., Fortst Tuiilnjr A. SlUMleal Iiihli'iinieiitH.- Lycau & Co., Fort bt ItcNtaurniitH. Noltes Beaver Saloon, Fort s.t Windsor Restaurant, King tt Casino, Kaplolunl l"n k Tourist's ltctreat, .Honuapo, Kau, Hawaii Itcal IlMtnto AentH. J. E. Wiseman, Mcichant st HolIeltorH. A. S. Jlnrtwcll, over Bank J. JI. Davidson Kaahumauu st A. Itosn Gov't Building W. A. Whiting Kaaliumanu hi J. Itusscll, Merchant st S. B. Dole, Kaaliumanu st F. M. Hatch, Kaahumauu st 11. F. Bickcrton, Merchant st Cecil Brown, ... .Mcichant bt J. M. Afonsarrat, Merchant st Noap Factory. T. W. Rawlins, King st, Leleo HtutlonerH. J-M. Oat Jr. & Co., Merchant bt Null Miilier. .1. M- Oat & Co Queen bt Hlilp Chandlery. ' Pleiee & Co., Queen st TIlIMIllJtllH. f . Nott, Kaaliumanu st I'alloi'N. U.S. Treglotn Fort st Trawl. Inlcr.Ihland S. N. Co., Esplanade Wildci's S. S. Co Fort Ss Queen sts Paclllc M 8 S Co Fort Ss Queen sts O.S. S. Co., Foit & Queen st Pacific Navigation Co...... ..Queen st Veterinary Niii-kcoiih A T Baker Punchbowl & Queen rib I Brodlo Fort st Wood and Coal Icnlcrn, Frank Ilustace, Queen st WlncHamiHiilrllN, G. W. Macfarlano & Co.,.Kiiahiimauii bt Frceth & I'encock, ; Nuunnu st Brown Ss Co Merchant st Watch Mauci'H. Wennqr&po., Foitst a 1 J A f i r tW "i 7 l 4 -fc.4 -.vfcS dx3tetiL"s NSiW HiMHmUfV 'i"Ji' mmjiMM- . Y: j&Aftfe i v & iiV'Mi' r. TOnWBiFiWSU "53IKL?B,a3TOIU!-1