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BISHOP & Co., BANKEltS
Honolulu, Jlnwailnn Islands.
Draw Exchango ou the
Bnitk ul CalilbiMila, S. JP.
And their agoutB In
NEW YORK, BOSTON, HONG KONG.
Messrs. N. 51. Rothschild & Son, London
The Commercial Bank Co., of bydLi-y,
London,
Tho Commercial Bank Co., of Sydney,
Sydney,
The Bank of Now Zealand. Auckland,
Chrlstqhtirch, mid. Wellington,
The Bank of British Columbia, Vic
torin, B. U., nnd Portland, Or.
and
Transact a General Bauklng Business.
Clin lv
It 5Ujj MtU;!itt
rieJgod to neltlior Sect nor Party,
Bnt eitablUhtd f;r the benefit of all.
THURSDAY, MARCH -I, 1880.
THE CHINESE MUST GO.
Latest news from the Const convoy
unmistakable proof that the white
man's indignation against being as
signed second place in the indus
tries of the country has readied 11
point at which it is not to be trilled
with. Facts have been coming to
.' the front in Merit and stubborn
array, and there is a widespread
determination to ignore them no
longer. Although in some cases
hoodlum excesses have shocked the
public mind, there is, gcuurally
speaking, a disposition to deal with
their grievances, on the part of the
people, by the exercise of the legiti
mate functions of law-abiding citi
zens, and the measures taken for
the execution of their purpose have
been governed with a duo regard to
the claims of humanity. The special
feature of the movement that ought
to attract attention in this country is
the unanimity and thorough organi
zation which have, as it were f-pon-taneously,
come into operation. That
the competition of the Chinese is
fatal to the white man's existence
under civilized conditions is a fact
no more fully demonstrated in Ame
rica than in Hawaii. But the great
difference between the results of a
universally patent fact in America
and Hawaii seems to be that in the
former the aggregation of opinions
becomes an irresistible force, while
here common grievances rather tend
to the disintegration of the forces
necessary to their removal. If such
a thing were possible hero as that
the white population would make
common cause with the Hawaiian,
nnd that united action, as in Cali
fornia, might follow, the dominat
ing inilucucc of the Chinese in the
industries of Honolulu would, in a
reasonably short time, be a thing of
the pitbt. The progress of Chinese
ascendancy in this city is co-extensive
with Chinese unity ; while the
weakness of the white man's resist
ance comes from every white man
liaving a little axe of his own to
grind, ami confining his operations
- to that one selfish object without
taking the greatest good to the
greatest number into his calculations.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Interviews with the heads of tho
police service elicit information of
at least one difllculty in the way of
suppressing the prevailing robberies.
That is, that the police have too
little power under the Hawaiian laws
against vagrancy. It is said to be
very difllcult to secure the conviction
of persons for being merely idle or
roaming characters. The laws are
certainly very lax if they do not
permit the police to seize anybody
found on other people's promises at
night without being able to give a
.satisfactory account of his business
there.
A glamor of romance has been
shed on the wave of lawlessness
lately prevailing over the normal
serenity of these tropic scenes. The
discovery of a robber's cave in the
mountains is a diverting variation
from the vulgar everyday record of
chicken-thieving and house-breaking.
Nevertheless, it is to be hoped the
keepers of that weird repository of
stolen hogs may bo brought to
justice. It is important that all the
chivalry should be taken out of this
new phase of the marauding business
at tho start, by liaving the depre
dators dragged from their mountain
retreats down to a term of penal
servitude on the reef.
There is not much chance of silver
coiimgo being suspended by the
present Congress, if it is ti lie, as
repotted, that an informal vote of
the Committee on Coimujc, "Weights
"'" ' ' .iiWMfnyi. .,yiyin.wnmnlln,ll n..yt i.-.l;'yyr1jyiii-i.l4
ami Measurei was unanimous in
favor of continuing tho manufacture
of 87-ccnt dollars. Should the gold
standard not be cstnblisbul by tho
Hawaiian Government, it might bo
possible for small dealers here to
combine against the inevitably re
sulting high exchange by .rapotting
American silver by the barrel, for
making their remittances to the
Const.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
A DIVIDEND of One Dollar per
XX Share on the capital si ok of the
People's Ice & Refrigerator Co. will bo
payable on the 8th (lay of . Iirch, be
tween tho hours of 12 and 4 i i., at the
company's olllre, corner of Fort and
Chapman Streets.
07 41 W. K. FOSTER, Ti easurer.
FOR KENT.
The house and premises on
En uu a Street, opposite tho
residence of .las. Campbell,
Esq., and now occupied by Copt. 0.
Jackson. Possession given "on or after
the 15th Inst. Apply to
P. A. SOH.VEFER.
Honolulu, March 4, 18SG. 07 lw
Election of Ofliccrs.
A 'J' the annual meeting of the People's
Ice & Refrigerator Co, Limited,
held ou thu 2nd March, the following
ofllccts were elected lo bcre for the
current year:
Mil. .1. M. Sass.... President & Manager
Mil. P. M. S.s Vice-President
Mil. W. II. Fostuh. . ..Sec'y A, Treasurer
Mn. J. 11. Paiv Auditor
Directors J. M. Saws, J. IC. Wilder
and "N'. K Foster.
W. E. FOSTER,
Sec'y P. 1. ic R Co.
Honolulu, March :i, 18b0. 07 4t
Surplus Stores
Ex Ship Stirlingshire,
jvr a.tjctio:v.
Uy order of Mcsjir. (J. Maefarlanc
& Co., I will well lit public auction, at
Blower's Wlmrl,
On MONDAY, Mar. Sth,
at 10 a.m., tho whole of the Immigrants'
&
ex ship Stirlingshire from Liverpool via
Madeira, comprising as follows:
Biscuits, Maize Meal
Flour, while, brown and Broad llcniis,
Jlbls. Salt Beef, Preserved Beef,
Soup and ISouilli, Dried Fish,
Green Peas, Rice, Tea, Coffee,
GJliiciLcory, SSiig,,i
Salt. Lard, Vinegar, Lime .lulcc,
Salad Oil, Soap, Condense il Milk.
Corn Flour, Oat Meal, Linseed Meal,
Sago, Arrow Hoot, Mustard, Pepper,
Molasses and Raisins, also, a quantity of
Planed Lumber,
1 Medicine Chest
AND
' Siirgpiuul IiinLimuuuiiIn,
A largu lot of Tinware, Knives and
Spoons, etc., also,
30 500-Gallon Tanks.
LEWIS J. LEVEY,
0 3t Auctioneer.
CREDIT SALlT
Bv order of Messrs. C. Brewer & Co.,
to cloe consignments,
On Wednesday, March 17th,
at their store, at 10 a.m., on a credit lo
the trade, will be told,
Tho Entire Balance of Consicrnments,
consistino or
i unain
ii
Excelsior Packing Plows, Slates, Ccn.
trifugal Linings, Cane Carts, PhaetonR,
Wagens, Ox Carls, Hand Carts, Scales,
Buckcts,10x Hows, Barrel Shooks, Keg
Shooks, Kaolin, Crushed Sugar,
Florimel, Iron Safes,
Book Cases, Oakum, Grindstones, Pork,
Black Walnut, Oak Plank, White Pine,
Wash Boards. Turpentine, Linseed OH,
Metal Paint, Ebony and Mirlilo Tables,
Camphor Trunks and Waidiobes, Pea.
nut Oil, Chow Chow, Guano and
An Invoice of Fireworks.
12?" For particulars, seo catalogues.
E. P. ADAMS & Co.,
07 Ct thu.snt.tu Auctioneers.
A CAItD.
IT affords us great pleasure to testify
that wo aro highly fatlsllcd with
the Inter. Island Steam Navigation Com.
imuy's route to tho Volcano. Wo be.
iievc it to be the hebt and most convcnl
cut, and have much pleasure In recom
mending it to the notice of intending
tourists. Wo have looked over the
pamphlet written about this road, and
everything slated In tho sumo fully cor.
responds with the reality, without being
overdrawn.
MEDOREM CRAWFORD, Oregon.
ABE BROWN, Ban Francisco,
ABE L. BROWN, San Francisco.
Punaluu, Feb. 81, 1880. e 02 tf
NEW YORK LINE.
XT II. GROSSMAN ic BRO., 77
YV Broad Street, N.Y., will des
patch an Al vessel in this line, on or
about
MAY IS, 1S,
Orders should bo forwarded by steamer
of March lilth, to Insure shipment by
this opportunity, or not later than April
flth; CASTLE & COOKE,
01 . Agents,
CP"iA HOUSE.
.ecoedt Liko Success.
'" Nolhlnc T
Return of the
Fnmout
Favr tes, Wash Norton's
Meny Makers !
ogrtin no each evening,
cwcil 'crformnncoi.
ir. G'.h Everything Now
DAY, March 0th,
Hei ' JCortnan, on winch
ic w !l be assisted by
olid i- vn umatcurs.
vill ''0 jlven of third and
ce.
Clinnse of
Three .
Saturday, ;
TUEJ
-Benefit of J.i
occnslt i
bevtn.
Duo not I i
Inst perfon u
Popular pm
j $ 1, i c, GOc.
tWI email's.
Box plan
Commence ..t 8; dirringes at 10:15.
86rBo p
man's Thuri
an opens at J. E. Wise-
ny morning, at 0 o'clock.
! .'
SOYA OE.
ItLY Meeting of the
f Tins ees ol the Queen's
be held at tho room of the
omni' re on SATURDAY,
til k r. Per older,
A. ScinKKr.ii, Secretary,
larch 3, 1SS5. 00 3t
A QUART
. Board
Hospitnl will
Chamber oi (
tho Gill uibt.,
F.
Honolulu,
COTi AGE TO LET.
rN Pauoa 'alley, between Nuilnnu
rt...l 11... ll.l.nti.l Ulhiinlo l ...........
.A. lllltl I IN .1IUWI UIIVUIS. V IIM'IIII',
Kitchen and .lath, ( urlago House nnd.
Stable, JBi"V convenience. Kent is
per month. Apply nt 110 KlngStieet,
or on the pn ni'c1-. (iGUw
ISdTilEBS.
The Most Durable and Prettiest
OODS
for Children s cloth"?, especially Boys'
Sull. , that u ever saw,
ARi: FOR SALE BY
0ssfcle 5r Cooke.
Ml 1W
A. SlMER h CO.
have received, per Stirlingshire, and
oiler fcr bah', ut lowest rates,
E. & E. Bu ike's Stout,
Quarts nnd Pints;
E. &. I. Burke's Pale Ale,
Quarts nnd Pints;
E. & I. Burke's Sparkling Ale,
(iC Quart" and Pints. lw
Shares at Auction
On TUESDAY, March Oth,
ut IS m., ut Salesrooms, we will sell:
NlinrcN. I'nr Yaluo.
1 Star Mill Sugar Co., S?r00
(J Intcr.Isl. ml Steam Nav. Co. . . . 100
10 Haluwu .Sugar Co 100
M People's ice and Refrlg. Co 100
.1 Pacific1 'ivlgntlon Co 110
GO Press Pn jlUliin.' Co 25
nWainieu -Sugar .Mill Co., Kauai.. 100
n Haw'n C .rrTni'c Munf'g Co 100
5 Waiman loSi.girCo 100
10 Mutual Telephone Co 10
GO Paukaa : ugur Co 10
Toi'iiis Oassli.
The Sloes will be transferred (and
must bo pai.l for) on the day of sale.
We shall bo p eased lo receive addi
tional com jnmcnis of Shares for above
sale, whit) can bo handed in at any
time nrei' us to Monday, March 8th.
E2F Fn'1 information as to ulues
will be givu by the Auctioneer, who Is
a member f the Lonolulu Stock Board.
E. I1. ADAMS & Co.
05 td Auctioneers.
Marshal's Sale.
BY virtu ) of a. order issued out of
tho S. prcn c Con it of the Hawaii
an Island. sittin.r a u Court In Ad
miralty, w' crcli' . erlain proceedings in
Admiralty vvreo I rought by Frcetli &
Peacock, ,dain ill's against the brig
Alllc Howi nd ceo nnd order of talo
was madu hereunder by the Honorable
Lawrenco McCully, Justice of tho
Supreme 'ourt, dated the !Mth day of
February, ..d. 188'), commanding mo In
pui'Hiianct f said decree to tcll tho mid
brig Allie Rowo, her bouts, tackle, ap
parel and 1 jrnit ire.
In obed. 'mo to said order I will sell
the said
BBIG "ALLIE IUWE,"
her levats, tackle, apparel and furniture
ill public Miction, to tho highest bidder,
On rX12iiix'sday-,
tho lllh day of March, A.n. 1880, at
12 o'clock noon,
At her monringn nt Emmes' wharf, nenr
tho Fish Murkcl, Honolulu.
B35T Ter.ns cash; deeds at expense of
puichascr.
.TNO. II. SOPER, Marshal.
Honolnl i, Feb. 21, 18S0. (II td
PRIVATE LESSONS
IN DRAWING AND PAINTING;
water colois and oils; perspective,
etc. It. O. BARNFIKLD,
U0 lm No. 1 ICukul Street.
FOIJ SALE,
A PEW lino Building Lots on Bore
tnni.t Street. Apply to
M. D. JIONSARUATT,
27 Mci chant Street. B'J lm
LOST,
A SMALL Black and Tnn
DOG, with a little turn nt
enu of tall, answers to name
rof PET. A fair ruwnril
will bo given upou return of fcninoto
this office. 68 tf
HAWAII 1
m
r. ,:ifiXHIfyi'KrpWVti''J',ii''t:"-
Corporation Stock3
FOR SALE.
TAR
VALVS.
i 00 P'O
01 75 100
inn lot-
H 3.) II
c3 oo loo
Ii7 H'O
100 100
r.o )0C
no ic
W Mil
155 M
1.'5 (-'J(
bO 101
Haw'n Oarnnce Mnnf'g Co.,
15. O. Hull it son,
liitcr-l-hnd S. N. Co.,
Hell Telephone,
Hiiw'u Agrieultuinl Co.,
Wlldor's Slenmshlp Co.,
C. Btower A Co.,
Ilnlnwn,
Woodluwn Dairy,
Walliiku Sugur Co.,
Wniniunulo,
Star Mill,
Reciprocity Sugar Co.,
L. A. THURSTON, Stock Biokci.
33 Merchant Street. 151 ly
THE ASTOR HOUSE
TTTILL bo reopened on SATURDAY
Y morning, March Oth. Good
meals. Codec any night.
SEE WO?) &. BON BEE.
Honolulu, Mar. 3, 18S5. (10 lw
Barber's Shop
TOR SALE,
By order of E. Wnnelc, we will sell
nt auction,
TUESDAY, March Oth,
at 11 o'clock a.m., on tho premise1', Fort
street, opposite uoiiirs sianies, tun
Fixtures of Barber Shop & Hair Store
consisting of:
1 large Gins'. Show Cau with counter,
1 largo Sldo Show Cao with 4 drawers.
5 Mirrors, 1 Marhlo Washstiuul,
1 Patented Barber Chair,i.'S square yaids
of Linoleum, !i Withstands,
1 Iron HcdMead,2 Wire M'lttrcos,
Chair-", etc.
N.B Ladles In need of Hair Switch
e-i, fi out pieces, Hulr Nets, etc., would
do wull to purchase at once, as now Is n
chance to get a bargain they may never
have again.
E. P. ADAMS & Co.,
01 Kit Auctioneer.
Adm'tors' Sale
OF
VaPble Eeal Estate.
By order of tho Administrator of tho
Makeo Estate, we will sell at public
auction, on
MONDAY, March 22nd,
AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON,
On the premises, that certain parcel of
land on the corner of Berctanln and
Union Streets, with the handsome
Family Residence
thcicon, built by tho late dipt. Mnkec
for his owii'iii-e. The houe is Inrge and
roomy, faithfully built, and with parti
cular references to the wants of our tio
pical climate. Tho place can be viewed
ut any time upon application to
IRWIN & Co.
Immediately after the sale of the
house and lot wo will sell
5 Lots at Waikiki,
adjoining the residence of W. G. Irwin,
Em., and numbered as pur Kiipioluni
Park plan respectively 110, 117, 118, 110,
120.
E. P. ADAMS & CO.,
01 Auctioneers.
Mors'
OF-
Household Furniture.
By order of tho Administrators of tho
Makeo Estate, wo will sell nt public
auction, on
MONDAY, March 22nd,
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A.5I.,
ut the residence, corner Beretnnin and
Union Streets, the
Entire Honsenald FnrUore
in part ns follows, viz:
Drab Silk rep. Purlor Set, 8 pieces;
Rosewood Center Tabic,
U Bronzes and Stnnds, 4 Oil Paintings,
a Walnut and Gilt Mirrors, Mufclo Rack,
WCavlle "Vases,
Marblo Rusts, Carpeting, Oak Extension
Dining Table,
Oak Sideboard and Mirror,
IS Oak Dining Chairs, Glas and Plated
Wine, Majolica Ware, 1 Sextant, Glass
Lamps,
l CIiIiichc I'orceluin
Breakfast and Dinner Set,
3 BW Bedroom Sets, complete,
Wardrobes, Mattresses, Pillows,
Mosquito Nets, Chellbnlers, Covered
Lounges, Camphor Trunk,
Velvet Rugs, Carpet Chairs, Clothes
Box, Parian Figures, Toilet Sets,
Chamber Sets, 1 Rosewood Bedroom
Set, complete, Rocking Chairs,
Hut Rack, Revolving Chair, Whatnots,
Flower Pots nnd Stunds, Koa Meat Safe,
Refrigerator, Stovo and Kitchen Finn!.
turo, Bath Tub, etc., etc.
1 Top Buggy,
Also, Harness, Step Ladder, etc. etc.
E. P. ADAMS & CO.,
01 Auctioneers.
EOlt SALE CHEAP.
1 largo Dray Hoise, 0
years old. Perfectly
sound nnd a true puller.
Frlco $225. Apply to
8. F. GUAM Air.
Pacific Transfer Co,,
13 Merchant Street. 05 4t
Aflminis
ci
M
11, DAVIS.
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DAVIS & WILDEE,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
ttfvplo unci Fancy Groceries.
Receive by every steamer from tho Coast, regular rcplcniliiwenls of
Groceries of the Choicest Brands:
Jacob Hold's Riill'alo Hums, H. M. Dupec Bteakfast Bacon; Now York and
Cnlu. Crvum, Lltiihurger,Swl'is, Youne Aiucrlcn, Ediun and Pino Applet
Cheese; Fairbanks' Lard, Cuttlne's T'ible and Pie Fruit, Jams und J liles;
Canned, Curried, Potted and Deviled Meat, Fowl and Fish; Dried and
Pitted Peaches, Cherile, Plums, Prunes, Apple', Figs, Dute-, Nuts and
Hulslns. Mculs put up In H)lb. tin? proof against wornu, and weavels;
Oat Meal, CracKed Wheat. Yellow Corn Meal. While Coin M nil, Graham
Flour, small and large Huiiiluy, &., Cala. Cracker Co.'i Crookcrs nnd
Fancy Hi-cults In eveiy vuilely. 2.".lb. Kits Salmon Bellies; Choice Fam
ily Corn llcef. nnd Pork; Mlvec! Pickle, Saner Kraut, French Capers, Mush
rooms, Peas, Sardines, .(s and s; Peto do Fole Gras.
Crosse & Blackwell's
Fruit-), marmalades, .lams, .lollies, Sultana Raisins, Currant, Snbid Oil,
Pickles, Spices, Pepper, Mustard, Mint, &a, Worcestershire, Tomato, Chut,
ney and Tobaco Sauces., Chill Colorow & Dnrkrc Salad Dressing; Oninge,
Lemon nnd Citron Peel ; Sago, Tapioca, Corn Starch, Pearl Barley, Germea,
Imperial Graiuim, White Oats, itc.
McCondray & Co.'s Choicest Brands of Green & Black Toas.
Fresh Flower and Vegetable Seeds always on hand.
OUR ICE HOUSE GOODS
Bv even' steamer, is a special feature, comprising California Fresh Frulti Vppn
Inlilon I'M, KllltlT
Point Reyes Roll
lrot ntrn.ila
San Francisco market ulibrds
C3T Order dispatched promptly.
city, Waikiki nnd tho Valley. Island
with special care.
Boll Telophono 274; Mutual
HELLO
W yfll'MVJLJjLJg
so, send me 20 yards. It is the FINEST MATERIAL I
have ever seen for the Money.'
" Quite right. It's below value I"
" GOOD-BYE ! "
oi;
notice rro TJBJE
Ladies and Gentlemen of Honolulu.
THE FIRM OF S. COI1N & CO.,
TEMPLE OF FASHION !
Aio retiring from the Clothing, Gents Furnishing and Hut business, in
order to make room for their lnrgo importations of
DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS,
Andjoflcr for saleat exceptional and gcnuinebargaiii3 thoirlcntire
unsurpassed Stock of
Men's, Youth's and Roys'
Suits, Hats, Caps, etc., etc.
The imnny friends of our Mr. S. CORN will ho glad to learn that ho has re
turned from San limicisco and willl conduct nnd superintend this Clearance Sale
personally, which olouo is a guarantee to our many patrons of its genuineness.
Come and Secure Your Bargains, No
Eeasonable Offer Refused,
H. E. MclNTYRE & BRO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Groceries, Provisions and Feed,
EAST CORNER FORT AND KING STREETS.
Frosh cIllS,, Prn.'w Vy CVCry i:,,ckct from ,1!'0 Enstern Stfttes nd Europe.
i n.l n 1 Z iv . f "neahy Mcr? Steamer. All orders faithfully attended to.
Ti ,1 q idf ' f"'1 l ny pnrt 0! tho city free of charge. Islaiul orders foil
cited. Satisfaction guaranteed. Post Office Box 145. Telephone No. 03. 108 ly
MANILA CIGARS
In Bond or Duty Paid.
A Very Choice Lot, Fresh and Full.
The Rest in the Market.
HOLLISTER & Co.
210
J. K. WILDER.
and every delicacy IN SEASON that the
Dally deliveries made to all parts of the
orders for families nnd plantations filled
Tolophono 130; P. O. Box 435.
HERE !
IS thiit YOU, MR. FISHEL ?
YES"
"Have you any more of
Hint brown JERSEY loth
doublo width, such as you
sold to Mrs. Jcukinsou yes
terday for $1 50 u yard ? If
224
STOVE COAL 1
HousckcepeiH take notlcol
Coal,
Fraili
Stove
Xlio Dent Lot
Ever brought to this Market. For salo
lu quantities to suit by
CASTLE & COOKE,
