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t sr Viz y. ge- & . ! . ML' H IV tf- Eft" P mm nrttimlinn Ifnil linnirinn Bf.t tt5tiit Sgtt t ffttiu UK in any rcasonnhlo effort to ftllXII'HIIHII MH iH W II M yH""&i ?''''"" rninnl la intornats. whir- rdUzoiiH iM fctt PtfU w MW "' w w w -" t'A "k I .a I I k ifv I . riviik. 1:11. nni. uy- FOR SAN FKAXCISCO, The new nnd fine Al steel steamship AXMC:i3I.A.9'' Of the Oceanic Steamship Company, will no nue ni nonoiuiu irom tjytiuey and Auckland on or about March I Ith, 1887, And will lonve for the above port wltU walls and passengers on or auout that date. For freight o pasai;t, having SU. PEHIOR ACCOMMODATIONS, apply WM. 0. IRWIN & CO., Agents. For Sydney and Auckland, The new nnd lino Al steel steamship "Zealandia," Of tho Oceanic Stenmshlp Company, will bo due at Honolulu from Sau Francisco on or about March 19th, 1887, And will havo prompt dhimtch wlili mnils nnd passengers fcr the ii l,oveport. iJSSJS" l,r Pse, having tiU. PEIUOR ACCOMMODATIONS?, apply t? WM. G. IRWIN & CO., Agents. The well-known Al Iron Steamship 'City of Rio de Janeiro W. B. COBB, Commander, Will tail for Yokohama and Hongkong on or about the MARCH 12th, '87, Offering superior accommodations to passengers. - For Freight nnd Passage, apply to H. HAOKPELD & CO., BO tf Agents Pacillc Mall S. S. Co. FOR SALE. Steel Rails! WITH H. HACKFELD & Co. tf 2 PAINTING ! Having pecuied tlia.Scrvices of Geo. C. Stratemeyer . we ure prepared to execute all order Ju House ox" Sig-n JPaiutingf. HONOLULU PLANING MILLS. SOtf Jr. hopp &; co. 74 King; Street. Manufacturers aud Importers of all kinds of Furniture & Upholstery Goods PINE BEDDING A SPECIALTY. All kinds of Jobbing promptly attended to. CHAIRS TO RENT For Bills or Paitles in small or largo 80 quantities. ly. The Inter-Island Steam Navigation Co., Limited, Keep constantly on hand for sals Steam Family and Blacksmith Coal aud a general assortment of 415 Bar Iron. ly k DBAYMF.3f. A LL orders for Cartage promptly at XX tended to. Particular attention paid to the Storing & Shipping of goods in transit to tho other Islands. Also, Black and White Sand in quantities to suit at lowest prices. Ofllce, adjoining E. P. Adams &Co.'s Apctiou room. 983 ly Mutual Telephone No. 19. NOTICE. IB HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON Ac count of tho death of Yong Kong Ung, Manager of the liijn ol Wing Chong JUiug, now doing business on turner of Maunakou uud Hotel streets, Honolulu, lAu Tau Hoong Js hereby appointed as manager of said firm heroaftsr. Ho lias full power lo tign tho firm name and borrow money for the benefit of said IftS..-!.') ,.78W For Yokoharaa&Hoog Kong Fisaplates, Bolts & Spikes. HAWAIAN NOTES. J. II. Harbour, wbo, in company with his daughter, Miss Fanny Bar bour, returned to this city last week from an extended trip td the Ha waiian Islands, was visited by a representative of tho Mercury. Tho gentleman greeted the scribe in his usual genial manner. His appear ance indicated that the trip had been beneficial to him. After the cus tomaiy formalities, the scribe in quired: "What kind of a time did you haver"' "A very delightful one, although, as we left San Francisco in n storm, n somewhat rougher one than usual, involving unpleasant experiences in the way of seasickness, lor wnicu, however, wo felt amply compensated by tho pleasures enjeyed while on the islands." What interested you most? Well, first, the great difference in the flora and foliage from anything wo had ever before seen; second, the volcano of Kilauea; and, third, the resources, commercial interests and governmental administration. The llora is thoroughly tropical and wonderfully varied and luxutiaut. On entering the harbor of Honolulu one can hardly believe that a town of 20,000 inhabitants is hiddeu among the trees and groves before you and their graceful forms and unfamiliar names bring homo to you the fact that you arc indeed in n strange and foreign land. Is tho climate opprcssingly warm? Oh, no; the temperature ranges from 80 to 90 in the day time and from 70 to 80 at night and is very uniform all the year round. Is the Volcano near Honolulu? Xo ; Honolulu is on the Island of Oahu, and the active volcano is on Hawaii, about 11 miles inland, and something more than a hundred miles from Honolulu. It is n won derful place and you know is the largest accessible crater in the world, being nearly circular in form and nino miles in circumference. Was it active during your visit? Well, we thought so, although as compared with the tremendous dis plays that sometimes occur, I sup poso it was comparatively quiet at the time of our visit ; still we saw enough to shake our nerves nnd en title the show to rank as tho great est sight of a lifetime. Wo de scended into tho crater and spent several hours in its cavernous depths. Its hot and smoking Java burned our 6hoes and faces as wc cautiously followed our guide oyer places hard and firm enough to hear us up, but under which wc could feel tho great waves and surges of white hot lava dashing and roaring, shaking tho thin crust on which wc walked, and forcibly suggesting cremation. Ono place of about nn acre, fell in a few moments after wc crossed, and tho boiling mass over flowed the path we had just come, and wo frequently crossed great fissures from whicii the heat and steam came up from lower depths. We stopped several times at holes in the crust, into which one could look upon and sometimes reach with our stick the molten lava, hut the heat and sulphurous fume could be endured for only nn instant when retreat became imperative. We spent four days at the Volcano Houso, which is just on the edge of tho crater n very well managed and comfortable place; then went on horseback to Hilo, thirty miles awaj', over the roughest sort of a trail across old fields of lava from former eruptions. Spending fivo da3's at Hilo, wc took the inter island steamer and returned to Honolulu. Tho resources of the Islands are mainly agricultural nnd horticultu ral, especially the latter ; but hardly any attention is paid to anything in this lino except sugar cano. Every body has gone wild on sugar mak ing, while many other productions requiring far less outlay to intro duce and successfully produce, are given no attention. You spoke of the coyernment, how did this impress you? Well, as very much of a farce. The Hawaiian Kingdom is tho only place 1 know where tho intelligence, the wealth and tho material inter ests of tho country nro almost en tirely unrepresented in the (Jovcrn incut, while the ignorant, supersti tious, indolent aud immoral clement makes the laws, assebscs the pro perty and spends tho revenues. Tho foreigners, who do all that is done toward developing the trado and resources of the Islands, and pay most of tho taxes, are uneasy and restivo, but divided in sentiment and feeling. Tho Americans, English, Germans and French, each wish their own country to havo tho most influence, as all recognizo that a change of government Js only a question of time, and that at tjip rato tho natives are dying out, with tho admitted evils of tho present administration, that time cannot bo far off, Tim American element is numerically the strongest, and its Influence should m most potent, but the policy of tho American Gov ernment is so narrow and insular that its own citizens in foreign lands feel no assuranco of even moral support in any effort to promote jiisunci American interests. Every iihigUshmAn, German or Frenchman feels and acts as though tho wholo hm, in any rcasonnhlo effort to promote its interests, while citizens of United States knoy" their own country has hardly a seaworthy ship in its navy, or backum'0 enough to fortify its oun harbors and coast. Much is said in icgard to tho le lations of Mr. Sprockets to tho Islands, and to the Hawaiian Gov ernment; what do you think about tho matter? Mr. Spreckels, in my opinion, has done moro to develop the material interests of tho kingdom, stimulate enterprise and promote the growth of its trado and commerce than all other Inlluencos combined. Notwithstanding his rapture with the king, who for the piesent, has everything his own way. Mr. Spreckels is still, and will contiiiuo to bo n power in that country. He has ventured his money freely in various large cntrpriscs there, and, while ho has made them profitable to himself, his efforts havo been im mensely valuable to others nnd to tho cotiutry. Ills sharpest critics are the men who have followed wlicu ho pioneered the way, and, envious of his success, now simp at his heels with much more noise than effect. San Jose Weekly Mercury. Professor (to students): 'Fray go on smoking, it doscn't annoy mo in the least; it's the same with tobacco as with thistles ; I don't take it myself, but I like to sec others enjoying them.' BUSINESS ITEMS. CHAS. T. GULICK, NOTARY PUBLIC, bpicjal attention given to writing up hooks and collecting ac count' and rents. Employment Agency All orders for plantation laborers, hoii'chold icrvnntt, etc , will receive prompt attention from Mr. P. Marcos, who has had long expo riejice in this line of busbies'. OS S PERRY'S No. 1 Famllv Flour is ollercd lor sale by GONSALVKS &. CO., Qtteeu Street. 01 VIEWS of Iho Lava Flow of lt-87. fioin Negatives mndo on tho second day of the eruption, (howing tho eol. umu flaA ut the source crater, may ho hern at the Phptogr.iph Rooms of J. GONSALVJJS, ?2'J Von at. C2 WE HAVE just received per Aus tralia a new lot of AilMs' Ma terial?, Eliony Ware, Bra'-ket", Callnet Frames, Itimic Frame?, etc. And wo nro better prepared than ever to rrn' o Cornices and Picturo Frames, having the largest and btbt selected stuck of Mouldings ip l)ic Kingdom. Kixa Bnos.' Aj;t SjoitK. 31 1)K. Flint's Hkaut JtaMpny is ,-v Specific for nil forms of Heart l)in enso nnd nlbo for J)bpgcs of Kidneys nnd Circultiaon. Dcsciiptivp book with every bottlo. llonson Smith & Co., Agents. 354 - !. I 1 I'ATiioNizn Homo Industry by buy ing r.'JK)rs of J. W. Hingloy, Cignr MiinufiiotiiHT) ot tho Crystal Soda Work'B, whero ho is pieparc.d to fill all oiders at tho lowest pot-sib'lo' whole sale prices. Island orders solicited and promptly filled. Tho attention of dealers is respectfully invited to tho fppt "no licenpo is lcquircd" to sell these eigiUit. J)o not forget tho name J. W. llihgtey, nor the place Crystal Soda Works, Hotel t-lioot. (1G lv PKESjSMAKIKG. MRS, RODANET, thp well-known drc'tinnkrr, ippuntly rulppied from Paris, lias her dressmaking rooms still on Emma street, above the square. Oltt DRESSMAKING. M1 ISS CLARKE, hJ fs had many Vf.HIu fvnprffm..i ttl lll-i.ba Jir fMntilr MilL-Ini tins OPHIVP.n A mtV.tlBW AtF im ESTABLISHMENT at 101 Alnkea slrect, G4 Arrived at taliaut's A New Lot of Cigars and Cigarettes Entirely New in thia Market, 33 Yosemite Skating SOHOOI, Will be open evory afternoon and even ing as follows: Won liny, Tucadny, Wriliirtiriay aud Nlitiii-rtay Evening, To the public In gcnpriij. Ji'ItXMA.Y EVKISTUVGteJ, For ladles and gentlemen. Hntnrday AftcrnouiiN, For Inilits, gentlemen nnd children. Lesrons In Fancy Skating. Friday and Saturday Evenings. WILLIAM WALL, Managor. Snnlewi Tea! list ncolved ex Australia. PURE JAPiVlN arraA, In 1.1b. and Sib. tins and -lb packages. For 6ao, lower than anywhere else In tiwn, wholesale nnd retail, by HANG MOW CHONG & CO., Agents, 03 Nuuanu S tieet, Honolulu. 85 v . i . V1 - 3B$' li ... . I'M "rt'CJ"'. "! O. S. 8. CO.'S TIME TABLE. Arrlva at Honolulu Irom San Francisco. Australia March 0 Zcalandia March 11) Australia April G Alameda April 16 Australia May 1 Mariposa May 14 Australia June 1 Zcalandia Juno 11 Australia Juno 2D Alameda July D Australia July 27 Mariposa... August 6 Australia August 24 Zealandia September 3 Australia September 21 Alameda October 1 Australia October HI Mariposa October 29 Australia November 10 Zcalandia November 2G Australia December 14 Alameda December 24 Leavo Honolulu for San Francisco. Alameda March 11 Australia March 10 Mariposa April 8 Australia April 13 Zcalandia , , . ,Muy G Australia May 11 Alameda Juno Australia Tunc 8 Mariposa July 1 Australia July G Zcalandia . , , , July 20 Australia , , , , . , . .August 3 Alameda ,A'g'lst 2G Australia August 31 Mariposa September 23 Australia September 28 Zealandia. ,,, , , October 21 Australia , . , , , . , , October 2G Alameda . , November 18 Australia ,November 23 Mariposa , ,.,,. .December 1G Australia Decombpr 21 Zealandia (1888) Jnnuary 13 ENTERPRISE Carriage Company Ara prepared to glvo GO0D SATISFACTION. To tho X'ublic and ask their patronage. Charges Moderate. M. II. KANE, TUOS. KEEFE, Managers. TKKI'HOXK XU3IBIZJIM; Bell 883. Mutual G4S. 051m Competition the Life of Trade. iap Co. T ESl'ECTFULLY SOLICITS A XV continuance of the patronage of tliote who occabionally require an tx- piC-18 for SUOl'l'IKO, MAKING) CALLS, iC. tC. Tho manager also desires to fctnt-r that tho'Company's drivers have earned a reputation for OAiaj-ULDiuviNO, civil ity and STniOT AiWKitENCis to 'iiik li:ual katks of fare, thereby avoiding the necessity to use card-!, showing the tho time they havo been engaged and fUe amount received for fares. Tfie protection v,ilth this Company offers tjie publip K.iii overcharging, incivility, tf nicuWs driving, lies iff tho fuot that the majoriiy of tluir driv eis have, by steady application nnd strict attention to luiltic??, become owiurs of the teams they drive. Furthermore the numerous calls for the Comi-any's Car. UIAojsi, demonstrate bejond n doubt, that so far, satisfaction Ins been ac corded to the liubth;. Parlies who de sire to ride behind ri certain" liorjo or driver, can always suit their choice, as the drivers are not in tlie'habit of chang ing about from one stuff lo to another. Discretion in charging, Is a uppcial feature of iho Company's policy, No Extra Charge for Carriages or dered by Telephone. Fora Hack, Ring Up TELEPHONE No. 290! United Carriage Company, OFFICE WP CAniUAiJE STA1J: Cor. Kiiiir to ITorfc (-Streets, 4'ilm CITY CARRIAGE CO. J3TAND: Ppruer of 2V'uuanu fc. Hotel HlrccU. EINQ UP TEMPHONS W7 This Carriage Compnny has been re cently organized, and guarantees lo furni-h good conveyances, lrmlwuthy driven, aud wil make no cMortionato charges. AlTcalli will bopiomptly attended to. 0,1 WING ON W0 & CO. Havo removed to BTo. S ICING RtXRI&ET, Det. Muuualccj, & Nutann Hts And beg leave to notify tio public that thoy havo jmt recolvcd a fresh Invoice of XXX MANILA CIGARS And other choice brands of tho llcst Quality, for talo at modcrato pricos. Also a full Hue of Conoral Merchandise, Groceries, Matting. China A Japan Tinn n Specialty. 60 3w Aimtrnlin Mnrnh f l-A' J 1 f V 13TI I 1 "V r 1 J M tfl I I ua faw bu i tme a Pioneer Steam Candy Facfy. And Cake Bakery. ESTABLISHED 1863. Keeps always on hand tho largest stock and greatest variety of Ilome Madc, Fresh and only Pure Caudles and Cakes. Lowest Prices, Full Weight, and Puro Goods at Wholesale and Retail. F. HORN, - Proprietor And Only Practical Confectioner and Ornamentcr iirthis Kingdom. Wedding and Birthday Cakes Not n specialty exactly, but are made now as before, of superior quality and richness of flavor and ORNAMENTED IN AN AUTISTIC STYLE which defies imitation and fully sustains a twenty-threo years' reputation, not yet excelled in Honolulu. American, French, Italian, EugliBh and German Pastries Made to Order at Short Notice, Ilretul Delivered Every Day lu nil parts of the City. Steam Made Ice Cream At S3.00 for one, and So-00 for two Gallons. Made from rich Egg Custard. It is made from Woodlawn Dairy Cream; guaranteed to be made without Starch or Gelatine, and acknowledged to he tho Eichcst, Purest and Cheapest Ice Cream in Honolulu, Special Arrangements rnade for Large Orders. Satisfaction guaranteed by F. HORN, Factory, Store and Ice Cream Parlor: No. 71 Hotel Street, Between Fort & Nuuanu. Both Telophones No 74- 39 JOHN IDA, 1. 8 Kaabnmann Granite, Iron Chandeliers, Lamps afcd Lanterns, WATER PIPE and RUBBER HOSE, House Keeping Goods, PLUMBING, TOT, CG3MER AND 393 SHEET IRON WORK. GEO. ENGELHARDT, (Formerly with Samuel Noli). Importer aud Dealer in STOVES, CHANDELIERS, LAMPS, OltOOKKRY, GLASS-WAKE, HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE, AGATE IRON AND TINWARE. Agent H&irg $afg and Lock Company. Beaver Block, ' Fort Street. EST Storo formerly occupied byfc. NU'JT, opposite Spreckels & Co.'s Uapk. "Qt inn PiLCIFJO HARDWARE CO., L'd. (Successors Jo DjlllnghajM p Co., ?anuol Notl.) IRONMONGERS. New (JoQds for tho Holidays! Silver Plated Ware in Now Designs. From tho Tery bci makers. - 9 CUTLERY o A. Compute Htpojc of fipod in JEvcry Ljine. FORT STREET, HONOLULU, op Hollister & Co. HAVE JUJ3T BiiJOEIYEDA 'JFULfi LIlfE Of Straiton & Storm Cigars ! t. to Q CO and Tin Ware ! Stree C J G A R rpUK AIJOVK REQUEST IS HEARD i dally In clKr ftores, saloons niid oiliir places whero clgnra arc t-olct, for U la tin undisputed fact that mojlimiokcra' prefer n mild clgur and Hint thojo who1 Jmvo for n loiif; tunc smoked strong elenrs, principally Imported Manilas; will, after having thoroughly injured'" the hloinach and Inipnlrcil Ihu nu'vous tystcin. surely want u mild cigar, It they could And tho light kind. How many thousands of smokers who Buffer from los of appetite, headnchn, ntrous Irritability, nsilimn, etc., nnd who have tried all posiblo rciucilltfl without nuccoss, nilht I c cured If I hey knew I hut their sullcrlngs were caused by 'he intemperate u.o ol H'loiig cigars, ami lb it they tdioulil only Mm l;o mild nnd liioperly prepaud oru. ItUn tact that nil mild cIl'iiih igreo well with smokers, for l:i most eases there li a lack of care in Iho selection of tho tol'icco, and often t lie necessary ex. porlciico for It is wiintiiifr, ,et Hit re it one bi and which suits tlio most ftstldiou tmoktr, and that U ' ENGELBECHT'a (I " Healttv Ciear V hich is made from mild, aroma'ic nnd parlieularly t elected nnd prepartd lo haeco, aiid eomhincs all tho qualities which may bo expecttd fioinu health c giu. It caic-es no bid ellt-ct of any kind, is ngrceahln to Iho taste, burns evenly to tho end and possesses n flue aroma. Ng gineiker tliould fall toglvo, Engelbrcht's "Sampler" Cigars A fair trlut, and liencflt himself at the same time. For sale Everywhere A5 Era & co., The Leading Gents' Clothing and Fur nishing House, BOOTS & SHOES C. E. FRASHER, DE.lfcEK IM Hay, Grain, Etc. Livennore Hay, Whole Barley, Crushed Barley, Oil Cake Meal Oati, Bran. 0rtlr left at Office, with N. F. Bur gess, t?4 King Sti'eet, will be promptly attended to. cy S. M, CARTER, His on hand for mle, In fmantltie to suit: Departure Bay Coal, Newoastlb Coal, Charooal. Hard and Soft Wpod, Sawed and Split, Manlcn(o Hay, Californiagiluy, Dran, Oats, Bnrley.JCoin, Cracked Corn, Wheat, er. Orders" are hereby solicited and will bo delivsrcd at any locuHly within lio city HruitB." 'I? Ii No. 88 KINO STREET. Both Telephones, 1S7. M ' Health is Wealth ! MB.NT.n eunfantned upocttle for Il'4WrlsVl)lj ni. OouvuUlons. Fits, Norrous Neuralglii, laailaclip. Norroua Protrntloni cnunod by the uao of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefalnoss, Moittal fio prowlon, Srittonlnn ot tho Brain, rciulting In in. vwlty nnd lmdinu to raiscry, docoy ond tleoUit l'remnturo Old Alio, llarroimcus, Loeu of Power Tin 1! 'Wwm'M'Ttvif .K ln. rfN.'.t-. ("ri ono month's trnatment. S1.00 a hot, or six Ldroi for $3.00, suntbymall prepaid onroooliito(riri(fo, AVP UAItATKE SIX IIOXES . To rnro bust case, Vith ench or'dor received by u fop pIk Inxu, beofuinianixit wjtu 45,1)1). o lll Boml tlio purolmnbroacwrltleti Kiiamutoa to i land tuomqneyif tho tronunoat does not ffset tieiirp, (jiturantces ssued unly by " lIOLLIHTElt t CO, 8500 REWARD! Wl!wlllfrlhlirrtra foriBy r.i.of Llnr Cpltli Pj'Hr'l". klikllJeh.,lDji,1.iiioi,,c.oi!lp.llinorC(tl.u. b. cooil coi, nlib V, .id Vrc .ULI. jr hlli. wko It. dliw. ttvttU II ti i Ut ml. lufML. riL..,r....i ,:..; ,. ' '...7 uikh.mn. n.:... :.:.,". :rrr" tt-.". "r'vs 60 pll).. t! nu. tuu ij mj arurttn1!,- tfuA niuii.,n,' ""'!' "iJ?t4kMlr j feaiU.f.!l. JOHN fm KM k.j. Haiti mil r rt?ld t.lj.Uf (,tl II Wft , UolllBtev it Co., 80 Cm Wholeealo and Retail Agenta jjWy(Wf "fc.gyR tAxjCffxyg ' 1 ' , left " M M li 0 'Kg? mm ' i v SSiAifai'. fclSi Jli ..