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BY AUTHORITY.
TENDERS.
Scaled tenders will be ii'ceived nt
tlio Interiot Oflice until MONDAY,
February 20th, 1S8S, at 12 o'clock
noon, for the coiistiuction of a slied
on the extension of the wluuf known
as "Brewer's AVhftif," Honolulu.
1'lans and specifications for the
woik can be teen at the Oiliee of the
Superintendent of Public Woiks.
The Minister of the Interior docs
not bind himself to accept the lowest
or any bid.
LOKU1N A. THURSTON,
Minislei of the Inteiior.
Intel ior Olllce, Fob. 1-1, 1888.
0G td
SALE OF GOVERNMENT LAND.
On WEDNESDAY, Fcbiuary 15,
1SS8, at the fiont entiance of Aliio
lani Hale, at 12 o'clock noon, will be
sold a certain tiact of land called
"iMahani," in ICalihi Valley, Oahu,
containing an area of IS 1-10 acre's,
more or lcs.
Tliis Und is suited to grazing pui
poscs. Term1! Upsot price ifS-lO.
L. A. THURSTON,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Oilicc, Jan 10, 188S.
The above sale is postponed until
WEDNESDAY, February 22nd, at
noon.
LOIUtIN A. THURSTON.
Minister of the Inteiior.
Inteiior Oflice, Feb. 15, 18S8.
00 2toaw
BISHOP & Co., BANKERS
Honolulu. Hawaiian Inlands
Draw Exchange on the
3tvn.lt ul Cu-lilornia., S3. IT.
And their agents in
NEW YORK, BOSTON, HONG KONG.
Messrs. N. SI. Rothschild &. Son, London
The Comincicial Bank Co., of Sydney,
London,
The Commercial Bank Co . of Sydney,
Sydney,
The Hank of New Zealand: Auckland,
Christchurch, and Wellington,
The Bank of British Columbia, Vic
toria, B. C, and Portland, Or.
and
Transact a General Banking Business.
OfiOly
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Pledged to neither Seel nor Party,
But established for the benefit of all.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 15, 1888.
ABOUT COMPLAINTS.
All sorts of people find their way
to a newspaper oflice, all sorts of
projects aie submitted for advocacy,
and all sorts of complaints arc en
tered for publication. Even in a
little place like Honolulu the vaiicty
and amount of matter, written and
spoken, which readies the news
paper oillccs is quite surprising.
Of course, much o.f it never gets into
type, l'erhaps the class of matter
which is most abundant is that which
comes under the head of "com
plaints. " A person has a grievance,
real or fancied. He longs t sec it
in print. It may be a very hilling
thing, and purely private in its
nature, and yet he thinks it ought to
be published. When told that it is
scarcely a proper subject for a news
paper, the complainant generally
feels himself badly treated. Qr the
grievance may be serious, and of a
character that a judicious journalist
would consider proper for publicity,
provided the evil cannot be easily
and quickly remedied by directly
appealing to its source. Still the
aggrieved party prefers making a
public complaint rather than a pii
vate representation, paiticularly if
his personality be concealed and the
newspaper assume the responsibility.
Now, it cannot bo denied that Hie
public press is a reformer of evils
and a preventer of wrongs in every
freo country. The fear of publica
tion prevents the perpetration in
many instances, and the fact of
publication leads to tho rpmoval in
many others. But, as a, general
rule, whore a wrong can bo recti
iled or an evil removed, without un
necessary delay, by direct icpre
scntation to those possessing tho
power and authority, it is premature
to appeal to tho press, Direct ap
peal having failed and the grievanco
remaining unredressed, it is un
doubtedly the duty of the press to
etcp into tho arena.
Ll'"rjg!"mUTn" " BW-
PROSPECTUS U F HONOLULU
ELECTRIC CO.
A long fell want in this commun
ity lias been a cheap yet safe means
of illumination. A idly piinoipalh of
wood with n hijrh rale of insuva'ncp.
without gai, subieol to all the clan
jfern and honoi" of gasoline explo
sions and the hot uncleanly oil
lamp, would suppoit a good illiimiii
ant free from all Ihc disadvantages
and ilangeis of oil and gas, at a
price within theieach of every one.
To this end and for this purpose
the Honolulu Elcetiic Light Co. has
been formed, an independent body
of men able to carry out the enter
prise, owning no exclusive fran
chises nor monopolies, etc.. Al
most everyone is familiar with the
elcetiic light, and know its advan
tages which arc peculiarly applicable
to this climate.
There are two svstcms of electric
lighting in use, the Aie and tho In
candescent. Arc lights being too
powerful for indoor use, it is the in
candescent system wc shall deal with.
The Ifi-cantilc power lamp is the
btandard and the one ingciieial use.
Allestimatcsaic based on this lamp.
Unlike the aie light or stiect lamp
wire, the current of eleetiieity
used is of low potential and js not
any mote dangerous to handle than
your telephone wire. Where an alter
nating current is used or a high
force to carry electiicity a great
distance in order to save wire, a
tiaiibfonner or converter is used in
the attic or cellar which reduces the
current from a high to a low poten
tial. The incandescent lamp enjoys a
freedom from all tho objections of
gas and oil, such for instance as
ladiation of heat, vitiation of the
atmosphere, noxious odors, all un
cleanliness, and being more steady
than gas or oil, its color being so
bright, cheerful and steady enables
the detection of nice shades of color
as easy as by day ; it causes a holi
day appearance, its bright and gay
appearance adding greatly to the
attractiveness of stores, dwellings,
etc., etc.
The lamp can be any color or the
brightness diminished, when it is de
siicd. Perhaps the simplest w:vy
would be to paint the glass globe
soaic dark color with artist's paint ;
very pretty and artistic effects are
secured iii this way. The glass
globe or lamp burns about one
thousand hours though they have
been known to last seven times as
Ioiik. Example: a lamp burns from
six to ten o'clock each evening
or four hours, tins lamp Miouiu
last about eight months. Or
dinarily the lamps will not have
to be removed only once anually,
unless broken by careless handling.
There is no necessity for any one
touching the lamp as the light is
conti oiled at will by means ot keys
and switches placed at convenient
places.
riacing the electric light in a
store or house does not necessitate
buying new chandeliers or fixtures,
as almost any kind of suspended
lamp or chandelier can be used. In
dressing looms and bed rooms it is
more convenient to use wall brack
ets. When gas is used and it is desired
to use the electric light, the fixtures
can be wired or the lamps suspend
ed under the jets, without impair
ing their usefulness as a gas fixture.
Arrangement will be made to fur
nish electrolics chandeliers and
everything pertaining to our busi
ness. The station will be located
in a central part of the city and ser
vice begins at once.
AUSTRALASIAN STATISTICS.
Mr. II. II. Ilaytcr, Government
Statist of Victoria, has issued a sum
mary ot the statistics of Australasia
for 188G. He states that tho figures
are compiled from "olllcialreluriiH,"
and though his information in rather
more than a year old, it ib still in
teresting. The total population at
that date is set down nt :t,'120,f)(2,
thu colonies of Victoria and New
South Wales being each slightly
over a million. For long thero has
been u hard race between these tuo
colonies as to which of them should
first contain ;v million inhabitants.
The boast of being tho most popu
lous colony in thu group has now
forever passed away liom Victoiia;
for while New South Wales has a
vast extent of country to fill up, the
area of Victoria is comparatively
icstricted.
Now Zealand, some six or seven
years hence, will doubtless be the
next in the gioup which will have a
million or upwards settled within
her borders. Tho disproportion of
the sexes is still considerable, for at
the closo of 1880 it has been ascer
tained that theio vvero 118.81 males
to every 100 females in thu group.
Tho total births in tho group in 188G
was 110,250, nnd the deaths -18,205,
Tho excess of bfiths over deaths va
ries greatly in each of the colonies,
Now Zealand being at the top of the
tree in this respect, with 1!1,1G'1 ex
excess of birtliH over deaths in that
year, against Victoria 15,872 from
nearly twice tho total of population.
Tho total length of railways open at
that date was 8881 miles, witlilOU2
miles in com so of construction. The
length of electrio telegraph inopeia
tiou was 30,(588 miles, with 70,1111
miles of uiro in use for telegraph
and about 5000 miles lor telephone
purposes, Tho total area under til
lage was 8, .'107,487 acres, equal to
2.I2 aoies per head of population.
Wheat and hay wcro the two ciops
to which tho hugest areas of laud
wcro devoted, being y,C52-,015 acres
nnd 1,1-17,251 acres respectively.
An area of 22,'JOG acres was dcvolcd
to vineyard purpose. The returns
of slock assumed large figures.
Horses numhcied 1,5172,750 ; cattle,
K,2G1,778; sheep, 80,1152,020; and
pigs, 1,113,1)00 making a grand
total of farm slock of !7,113,520.
The wool production in 1880 was
.'198,511,82811), of a total value- of
1'1G,218,81U, equal to an average ot
CI 10s -Id per head of tho population.
Mystic Lodge, No, 2, K, of P,
A full attendance 1 ic
ipieMed THIS 'EVEN.
1NG, at 7:"0 sharp, for
confcilng the Amplified
Knight Rank, uud oilier
impoitimt business
Member of Oahu
1,'oilge, No. 1, and visit,
ing btolhcis uvo coi-
tlially Invited.
By order of
T. O'llUlEN, O. O.
P. Waldiun, It- of K. A; S UP It
WANTED
BY a young ni.ii ried niun situation r,s
clerk, or in any other capielty.
Good handwriting, knowledge ot store
woik and shipping Good Island le.
Terences. Addtis, "CI.EUK, offlco of
this paper. GG lw
FOll LEASE OK KENT.
77011 rent or lea'c Ihc house
' mul Int nil flip. VlllitlP.
feT&'Ma faring the Baseball Giounds,
anil at present ncrupic 1 by the under.
signed. For paiiirumis apmv in
ou nn
II. JJEKGKK.
j- BY -
J. T. WATEiOUSE
K0NA COFFEE, (.Gcnuino Articlo)
PIA, (By the Bag)
I. X. L. LIME,
PORTLAND CEMENT,
DOWNERS' KEROSENE OIL.
00 lw
Just landed ex "Alameda"
AND FOR SALE
l QBAUTITIES TO SUIT
AT LOWEST MARKET PRICE
AT THE
FEED CO.
03 lw
FOll SALE.
A
BEAUTIFUL residence
nt Puunhou. House
contains amnio convenience
lor a medium tized family, haslixtures
and improvements of the lutdt styles,
and is build on a largo lot, 2003O0 fret.
Location is too weUknown for liciillh
and beauty to need recommending. For
further paiticulars npply to
J. A. MAG.OON,
Merchant street.
Honolulu, Feb. 13, 1883. 04 lw
NOTICE.
A REGULAR
qunitcrly meeting of
l'. the Union
will be hold nt the Company's oflice, On
TllUHSDAY, the lOlh instant, at 12
o'clock noon.
S. F. GRAHAM,
t'5 2t Seei clary U. F. Co.
NOTICE.
THE public is hereby notified that I
have sold nil my right, title and
intcrc-t of my passenger e.prcss busi.
nes In tin' city of Honolulu -to E. G.
t'chunrm. B. LESSER.
Honolulu, Jan. 21, 18-8. 01 -It
NOTICE.
XIIKKEHY notify ihc Mutual Tele
phone Co. that, unlrss they remove
their telephone polo bniccs oil' iny pie.
nii-es, at thu head of Emma htrcet, be
tween now n ml Wednesday, the 14th in.
st nit, I shall remove them mvself.
EEN JOE 1GNACIO.
Honolulu, Fob. !, 1888. 01
NOTICE.
ALL hills due the undersigned, eon.
ti acted pi lor to December 1, 1687,
must be paid before the end of the ent
rant month, or they will bu placed In
Ihehnndsofa collector who will have
instiuctioiM to enforce tettlcmupt.
L B. KKBIl,
C()2v M.rdmntTailoi.
NOTICE.
rr,IIE Linn Kce Company uill do a
X general ritiiil nioiciiniilu business"
nt Kapiiii, Island of Kauai, and Con
Ohcok is the manager of Fiiid biiflncs,
and has full authoiity to sign the tlrm
name in all matters iippeitaining to sUd
biifciness ' LUM KEE CO.
021m
JUST PUBLISHED !
" Vestiges of the Molten Globe."
PART II.
Tho Earth's Surface, Features and
Yolcanic Phenomena.
PRICE, $3.00.
To bo hud at J. II. SOPEH & CO.'S
Stationery stoic, Merchant btiect.
t3TN.il. This book contain a full
account and discission of Volcanic
1'huiiomcim in geuuial and Hawaiian
Volcanoes in particular, with a map of
tho Group showing all the rectal Lava
Flows, Ci utcre, etc. MM
sLgyv-jr
Auction Sales by James F. Morgan.
10011
mam
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, Feb. 18th
AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON,
At the premises, Hotel street, adjoining
Goimlvei Si Co., I will sell nt
l'ulillc Auction.
THE
2-STORY WOODEN BUILDING,
" 30 FEET x 16 FEET, CONTAIN
ING 4 ROOMS.
The building is noily new, nnd cost
SDOO.
within
5 'days after sale
TERMS CASH.
JAS. F. MOKGAN,
Auctioned.
05 21
AJX! AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, February 18th,
AT 12:30 O'CLOCK,
At the Knumakapill Church premises,
I will sell at Public Auction,
10 LARGE WOODEN CASES,
Lately used in packing the large
organ.
TERMS CASH.
JAS. E. MOKGAN,
Auctioneer.
CC2t
LARGE AND IMPORTANT
T Till
m rnnirm n
i
I am directed by Messrs. II. Hackfeld
& Co., to sell nt Public Auction, ul
their store, Queen street, on a
liberal credit to the trade,
ON
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNES
DAY & THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY 20, 21, 22, & 23,
-. C03IMENCING AT ---
10 O'CLOCK A. M., EACH DAY,
All their impoitations of mer
chandise of every description.
The sale will compute specially
selected goods of the late.-t
style, to numerous to specify.
Amo gst tho stock will be
found full assortments of
New' & Fashionable Dry Goods
Bags and Bagging,
Galvanized Corrugated Iron,
Groceries,
Sydney & English Saddles,
Crockery,
Glassware, Paper,
LIQUORS, WINES,
Boers and Champagno,
Clothing,
' Tailors Goods,
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
ETC., tTC, ETC., ETC., ETC.
ALL GOODS OFFERED WILL BE POSI
TIVELY SOLD.
And large invoices will bo closed nt nny
pi ice and on liberal tcnns,
JCJERMs AT .SALE.
JAS. F. MORGAN,
Auctioneer.
COtd
LOST.
i
IjlItOM the diay of Castle & Cooke, u
. packupe inaikcd "P. P," Pain,
containing one SILVER WATCH. A
suitable lownrd will bo paid to anyone
returning tho some to Castle & CooUo.
G5 8t
FURNISHED ROOM.
A GENTLEMAN can get a wcdl
lurnlshcd loom (if desiicd with
board.) Location about 10 minutes'
walk from Post-oDlce. Please apply at
the olllce ol tho Bom.min. 52 tf
FOR RENT.
TWO Itjoins, hi "Wilder & Co.'s Stone
Warehouse, opposite Likcllke
Wharf. WILDER & CO.
01 2W
TO LET.
AOTTAQE at Walkiki.
J.aiuu vaids. stables.
etc. Rent verv moderate.
J. E HHOWN & CO.,
28 Merchant street.
Apply to
(iOif
TO LEO;.
rpWO nicely fuinisheil looms in a pri.
.X vnto family with or without board,
about 10 minute walk from the Post.
oflli-o In qulm ut this olllce. 01 2
REMOVAL.
AF. MADEIBOS & CO., merchant
tnilois, have the pleasuie to in.
form thtir outtoincis, that ihoy havo
icmovcd theli luiloiing establishment
IVom Gonsiilvo) A- Co.'s store to (outer
ol Union aud Hotel siieoi wheiotliey
will bo gl.id to rcccito u call fioni their
cufctomirs, and from the public in
general, C81m
1MANO TUNING.
IF you want your plnno rebuffed, re.
ilttcd or tuned by a resident timer,
leave your orders at G-. West & Co.'i
Music Stoic, 103 Fori street. Satisfac
tlon guaranteed. fi3 2v
,). O. MAKOllANT,
(Successor to T. O. Thrum)
Book-binder, Papor-rulor & Blank
book Manufacturer.
l"iiciiil Hulldlng, llelhel street, llono.
02 lulu. If
J. A. DOAVEK,
Ship Carpenter & Boat Builder.
Having 'Improved facilities, lsprcpired
to till orderH nt short notice.
1831 tf
New York Line.
An At vessel will bo despatched by
this Linn for Honolulu, to leave
New York in all May.
For further information apply to
W. H. GROSSMAN & BRO.,
77 & 70 Broad Street,
New York.
-on-
CASTLE & C00EE,
Honolulu.
07 3 m
To Stand this Season
AT HAIKU, MAUI.
The Thoroughbicd Horse
a
GAINSBOROUGH."
(xiiinslioronch, a dark bay horse
with black point--. Imported from Syd
ncy, N. S. YV., lust jenr.
KninborougIi Is n strictly
thoroughbred horse, roI by 'Yatten
don" out of "Atholino" by "Blair
Atliol," out ot "llabcnn," etc., etc.
"Hlair Athol," GuiiiNljorotiprH's
grondslie, hold for 12 000 gs. in Eng
land, in 1873, whiln his ijianddam
"Ilabena" was the winner of the 1,000
gs. in England.
OS-TKlCaiS OF SKItVICK, 830.
APPLY TO
HAIKU MENTATION,
04 2w Haiku, Maui.
"BI.UCHEK."
Thc Fine
Imported
Kentucky
Jack
33 3L. XJ O EL 3E It,"
Will stand at the Enterprise Ilnnch for
a limited number of maics.
B-'j:3i:ii3i(i MoioaaK.A.'x'aE-sB
Apply to J. A. Magoon, agent, 42
Merchant stiect, or to Silvano de No
briga, at the Enterprise Hunch, head
of wyllie street, Nuunnu Valley.
CSlm
FOR SALE!
A Chance to Procure a Good Paying
Business.
OWING to my intended departure I
wish to sell my Olgnr Slore and
Billiard Room. This is one of the best
equipped Billinid Booms in tho town.
I have four Tables of tho very latest
deigns, and one Pool Table with pa.
tent attachment.
42 1 n-. o. j. McCarthy.
Notice of Election.
AT the annunl meeting of C. Brewer
& Co., L'd , held this day, the fol.
lowing mimed persons were elected ai
oillceis for tho ensuing year:
P. C. Jones President,
P. C. Jones Manager,
J. O. Carter Seerelary,
.1. O. Carter Trensurer,
XT. V. Allen Auditor,
Hon. C. R. Bishop, Suni'l O. Allen nnd
Hon. II. AVnlerlionso Directors.
J. O. OABTER. Secretary.
C. Brewer & Co.
Honolulu, Fubruaiy 1, 18S8. 54 lm
NOTICE,
All piT-ons aie hereby forbid.
den Inm exiuwiling, digging
or depoeiting n bblsh in the
stiictH of this district, without
tin, wrlt.eu order of iholtoad
Supervisor.
H. F. HEBBARD,
Road Supervisor,
SS lm Kona, Oahu.
Dissolution of Partnership,
rpiIB Interest of Mr. Clnrcnce Mae.
X fin lane in the flim of WEST,
DOW & CO hat this day been pur
chased by Mr Gideon AVist, who as.
sumes all liabilities of siid linn All
debts due said tlrm are duo and payable
to Mr. G. West.
WEST, DOW & CO.
Honolulu, Jan. 14, 1883.
NOTICE.
MR. G, WEST having become solo
owner of the business carried on
under the tlrm name of West, Dow &
Ce., wilt, in future, carry on said busi
nois under the tlrm name and stylo of
G. WEST is CO.
Honolulu, Jan. 1C.1SS8. 1)0 lm
NOTICE.
Mil. John Magnou is authorized to
collect for our account, and sign
receipts. J. E. BROWN & CO.
Jan. 10, 1888. 1835
FRANK
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IS NOW OPENING A LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF
Ladies', and. Gents' Clitas' Boots and Shoes.
Carefully selected by Mr. Gertz wbilo in tho Stales.
CHEAP FOR
SMORE GOODS COMING
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REMINGTON
THE Eemington Typewriter is the
htandanl willing machine of the
woild. It prinls 7G chnructeis, or with
certain combination, about 80 choracters,
with the operation of only 39 keys. The
machine is so simple that anyone can
write wiili it, and its manipulation is so
easily understood, that but little prac
tico 13 required to enable tho operator to
acquire facility in its use. The average
speed of the pen is from 15 to 20
words per minute, and the averago speed
of the typo writer is from 40 to 80 oid3'
per minute. Time spent in writing
with the pen is at least two thiids
wasted.
Ordcis for the aLovc 'nstrument may
be left with the Undersigned at the of
ucc oi yv. u. lrwin .5 uo , ana win re
ceive prompt attention. The undersign
ed is also prepared to give purchasers
full instructions as to tho use of tho
mnchlue.
For fur her particulars apply to
W. M. GIFFARD,
Sole Agent for the flavaiiun Islands
1832 lm
NEW CHOP-HOUSE.
Thp undesigned respectfully notify
.the public, that thoy hae
opcucd the
PACIFIC HOUSE,
(Next above the Custom Houro)
AS A
First Class Chop and Lunch House,
Wliero their patrons nro nssurcd of ie.
ceiving nothing nut what is
first cluss In lood, cooking
and serving.
t3 NO CHINESE ARE EMPLOYED -a
By strict attention to business nnd an
earnest endeavor to please our patrons,'
wo solicit your patronage.
llAltUIUt & McLfeAN.
441m
CflL.TJI3 BLOUSE,
DINING I'AItl.OItS,
(Lincoln Block, King Street.)
UPSTAIRS Is a select Dining Room
whero Poultry, If desired, will bo servtd
three times a day. This room has Clean
Tablo Linen, Silver Plated Waic, New
China, civil and altentivo waiters, and
the Tablo is supplied with every deli
cacy tho Markets afford.
Rates, $6.00 per Week.
DOWNSTAIRS, the General Restau
rant, is well supplied with Chan and
Substantial Food ot many varieties.
Board, $4.50 per Week.
First Class Cooking a Specialty.
40 4m . AHIIMi
6H5Sjj
uHwmwwurtww
GERTZ,
fii 1,
CASH,
BY NEXT STEAMER."
1m
Hell Tel. 172. Mutual Tef. 800.
P. O. Box'409.
J. E. BROWN & CO.,
Flic Proof Stone Building,
42 Merchant Street.
ACCOUNTANTS
- AND-
General Commission Merchants
General Agency for Haw'nlslanda
of the
Burlington and Chicago Railway
Across America,
Connecting at Boston with tho Azores
anu juaueira
Through tickets gi anted from Honolulu
Merchandise stored and sold on coin,
mission. Consignments solicited.
Propei ties leased, rented and sold.
Legal documents drawu.
Books audited and adjusted.
Accounts collected.
Authorized collector, Mr. O. Clarke.
Tahiti Lemonade Depot,
28 Merchant Street.
High Class Aerated Waters,
Absolutely Pure,
Tahiti Lemonade Depot,
23 Merchant Street.
Hop Ale,
Tahiti Lemonade Depot,
8 Merchant Street
Tahiti Lemonade,
Tahiti Lemonade Depot,
28 Merchant Street
Ginger Ale, Grenadine & Cream Soda.
Ordirs promptly attended to.
75 cents per dozen, delivered.
Tahihi Lemonade Depot,
28 Merchant Street.
Plain Soda, equal to Schwcppcs. 33
Yosemite Skating
raiTv is:
Skating! Skating! Skating!
Commencing January 0th,
Bray Friiay lumi !
For Ladies and their Escorls'.'
Every Friday Evenlug will bo kept
perfectly select for ladles & gentlemen.
J3aud In jVttenduuco.
OCI-IOM.A.S JE,
WAJUI
1001
Proprietor. - lyr'
By tho S. S. "Australia" 8lh February,
--AND NOW ON 8ALE-
California Oranges-prima sample, Barrels
Saur kraut. Kegs Saurkraut, Crates White
Heart Cabbage, Celery on Ico,
Crates Cauliflower,
ANU AM. 3KASONA1U.U VA11IETI1SB OP
-VIXIEe AND IIi3A.atH I
A large consignment of
Pototors, FJgj, Canned Fruits, Jirllle',
Jnnip, Prunes, Raisins, Chestnuts, Will,
nuts, Hardnuts, AliiioiiduutK, Canned
Tomatoes, Etc., Etc, Etc., Etc., Ete,
CSTLOW PRICE TO SUIT THE TIMES-a
CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET,
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KhiK Htreet, Honolulu.
NOTICE.
MESSRS J. E. BROWN &CO.
Are authorised lo collect for tho
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