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THURSDAY, FEU. 14, 1889.
AHHIVALS.
Krb 1:1
Stnir C H Bishop fuun Kuul.m
Stmr 1'ele from llaumkua
Feb 11
Itk ivy. 181 days from New Yoik
Stmr Ewa from Ewa
DEl'ARTUnES.
Vcb 14
Sehr Mary for Kmutl
Yacht Cusco for San Francisco
Stmr Kaala for Waianae ami Waialua
al '.) a m
Sell Ka JIol for Koholaleh'
Sebr Kulamami for llahnva
Sehr Kaukeaoull for Kohala
VESSELS LEAVINC T0-M0RR0V.
Stmr Klnau for IIIlo and way ports at
2 p m
Ilk S U Allon for San FrancK'o
Stmr C H iihop for Waianae, Waialua
and Koolaii at 0 a m
PASSENGERS.
For Kauai, per slmr .las Makce, Feb
1355 S Spalding.
For llamakna, per stmr hvalani, Feb
1!1 Geo Hardy and wife.
CARGOES FROM ISLAND PORTS.
Stmr I'ele 4,-JGG bags sugar.
Stmr G It Bishop 400 bags rice.
Stmr Kuala 800 bags sugar.
SHIPPING NOTES.
Tbe Alex McNeill is receiving a new
cont of black paint.
The tern V E Sanders, left IIIlo on the
8th, for San Francisco with a full cargo
of sugar.
Tbe bark Ivy has commenced to dis
charge her cargo.
Hough weather is leported at Wal
anac. BORN.
CHANMY In Honolulu, Feb. 11th, to
the wife of Capt. Chancy, a son.
BAND CONCERT.
The Hawaiian Hand will give a
public concert this evening at
Emma' Square, commencing at
7:30 o'clock. Following is the pro
gramme: l'AKT I.
Morcb The Band is Coining... .Peliild
Overture Poet and Peasant Suppe
Gavotte Trip to Africa Suppe
Medley Musical Pow Wow Beyer
Mikioi, Malauia, Nowelo.
l'AUT II.
Fantaia Mill in the Forest
Kilenbcrg
"Waltz-Gypsy Baron Strauss
Cornet Polka Love and Truth.. Siewcrt
Quadrille Tbe Times Coote
Hawaii Ponoi.
TO-NIGHT'S CONCERT.
There ought to be a full house
at the concert, by the Cam
pobello troupe this evening -with
such an attractive programme.
Tyre Smith's sparkling comedy the
"Ilappj- Pair" will be presented
with Miss Grace Porter as Mrs.
Honcyton, aud Signor Campobello
as Mr. Iloneyton. The plot of the
play is rather amusing, aud consists
of two scenes, "Morning'' and "Ev
ening." It will be played in costume
and with nil the necessary accesso
ries. Mr. Thrower, tenor, Mr.
Schmidt, violinist, and Mr. Ollcrt,
pianist, will render vocal and instru
mental selections during the evening.
Seots can be obtained at the ofllce
of J. E. Brown & Co.
ADDRESS BY MISS ACKERMANN.
At the Y. M. C. A. hall yesterday
afternoon Miss Ackerman delivered
an address before a large number of
young ladies. At the conclusion of
her address a society was organized
to be known as the "Young Wo
man's Christian Temperance Union
of Honolulu." The following ofli
cers were elected : President, Miss
N.J. Malone; Recording Secretary,
Miss Lillian Holies ; Treasurer,Mrs.
M. Staples. Fifty-seven young la
dies became members by signing
the pledge. The members of this
new society will meet Miss Acker
man Frida' afternoon at three
o'clock, at the same place.
SUPREME COURT-IN CHAMBERS.
ISEl'OItr. 51'CUU.V J.
Wkdskbdav, Feb. 13th.
In tho estate of Ah Nee, deceas
ed. Petition of J. F. Hnckfeld for
administration. Ordered that letters
of administration bo issued to J. F.
Hackfcld, under bond of 8750.
Paul Neumann for petitioner; the
latter In person.
POLICE COURT.
Wkiisisday, Feb. 13th.
Seven drunks contributed $-12 to
tho treasury.
Two natives for affray were each
linod $G.
T. J. Mclunes was sentenced to
twelve hours' imprisonment and lin
ed 11.50, including costs, for as
sault and battery on a Chinaman.
TuuusiuY, Fob. 11th.
Kamukl and J. Oliva had each to
pa' G for drunkenness.
Ah Nai, for having opium unlaw
fully in possession, was fined 50
with onc.hour'H.iinprisonineiit.
Paahai", charged with violating
rule 1 hack regulations, was lined
2 with SI costs,
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.
Who was your valentine?
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Tun "Happy Pair" to-night.
'Pur. baik Kalakaua sails-for Hong
kong on or about Monday next.
Mits. Mmnoo, laities' muse, may
bo found at No. !i, Kukui street.
'I'm: fence on the Alakon slieet
side of the old Dudoil house is being
lepaircd.
Mit. .1. F. llaekfeld, assignee of the
estate of Ah Nee, deceased, has a
notice elsewhere.
It only wants one year less eight
days to the next general election.
Lots of fun ahead.
If your children have whooping
cough", let them try Dr. Lozier's
Cherry Coidial. Sold by llollistcr it
Co.
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Miss Ackcrniann spoko to llawai
ians in the ICawaiahao church lust
evening, the Kuv. II. II. Parker iuter
pieting. Tin: comedy "Happy Pair" at tho
Opera House this evening will he
well worth seeing. Popular prices
prevail.
Somkoni: entcied Mr. Wolfe's
chiokon-houso on Piikoi street lust
evening and carried oil' twenty-live
chickens.
Tin: regular monthly meeting of
the Y. M. C. A. will bo held next
Thursday evening, the 21st inst., not
to-night.
A PoiiTuaucsR laborer fell from a
tree in the Hotel grounds yesterday
afternoon, hurting one of his ankles
rather badlv.
A mi:i:ting of tho Hawaiian Ca
mera Club will be held Friday even
ing at 7 :1!0 o'clock, in the Chamber
of Commerce rooms.
Mnssits. W. G. Irwin it Co. want
lunas who must be men of some ex
perience and steady habits. No ob
jection to men with families.
It is icportcd that one of the en
terprising citizens of Honolulu has
sent to Japan for 3 Jinrickshas in
which to perambulate the city.
Mk. F. W. Damon gave an address
at noon yesterday before the pupils
of Oahu College on "Chinese Mibsion
Work in tho Hawaiian Islands."
Mn. Theo. Sevcrin, photographer,
Fort street, has for sale a few flash
light photos of the love-sick maidens
and dragoons who took part in Pa
tience. Tin: bark S. C. Allen sails for Han
FraiK'it-co lo- morrow morning. A
mail will be forwarded by her, which
closes at the Post Ol'lieo at 8:30
o'clock.
. Oni: young man went to his box
at the Post Oflice quite a number of
times this morning to see if there
was a Valentine for him. lie evi
dently got left.
Tin: new advertisement of tho Po
pular Millinciy House on the first
page, gives full particulars of the im
mense stock of spring and summer
goods just recived.
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Litti.u elastic instruments for
throwing Bhots is in vogue among
school boys at present. Injury to
eyes may result from its use. It is a
good thing to prohibit.
Tun yacht Ciihco left about noon
for San Francisco carrying a mail
from the Postoflice consisting of 2SS
lettcis and 03 packages of papers.
Captain Otis expicts to go up in fif
teen days.
Tin: regular meeting of St. An
drew's Church Association will be
held this ovening, at 7 :30 o'clock, in
the old cathedral building. Mr. T.
M. Starkcy will read a paper on
Church Music.
A i.ahoi: number of Portuguese
Willi their families came down from
Hawaii on the Kinau. They have
wotked out their contracts and in
tend leaving for the coast at the
earliest opportunity.
, Oai'TAIn Do Courcy of tho United
States Army, accompanied by Mr.
Giaham, manager of the Hawaiian
Hotel, paid a visit to Company C,
first battalion, Hawaiian Volunteers,
at the Armory last evening.
Tin: jury empaneled to inquire
into the death of the late Eugene
Zoetl, mot yesterday afternoon, ex
amined witnesses, and adjourned to
await the testimony of an important
witness, who is unable to testify at
piesent.
EVENTS THIS EVENING.
Y. M. C. A. singing class,
at
Third Campobello concert, at the
Opera House at 8 p. in.
Lecture on Alaska at Y. M. C. A.
hall, by Miss Ackerman.
Drill Lelciohoku Guards, at 7:30.
Meeting St. Andrew's Church As
sociation, at 7:30.
Baud concert at Emma Square, at
7:30 p. m.
Drill Co. A Honolulu Killes, at
7:30.
Honolulu Comniandery No. 1,
Knights Templar at 7:30.
EVENTS ToSuToW.
Mail for San Francisco, per S. C.
Allen, closes at 8:30 a. in.
Qurterly meeting Union Feed Co.
at 12 o'clock noon.
Departure of the Klnau for wind
ward ports at 2 p. m.
Meeting Board of Directors of
Kaplolani Park Association, at 11
a. m.
ALASKA.
This evening Miss Jessie A.
Ackerman will deliver her lecture
on Alaska fn the Y. M. C. A. hall
commencing at 7:.'W o'clock. An
admission fee of fifty cents will bo
charged. The lecture has been given
before large audiences in tho States,
and is highly spoken of.
THE STEAMER EVA.
The little stern wheel steamer
Ewa, owned by Hon. M. P. llohin
son, sank in five feel of water last
Monday night in l'carl Kivur har
bor. It is supposed that she was a
trifle overloaded aud filled with
water from the discharge pipe. Mr.
Lyle, of Sorenson & Lyle, went
down and raised her, returning
home last evening. No damage
whatever has been done to tho
steamer.
NEW COURT HOUSES.
The lender for the erection of a
new Court House at Koolauloa,
Oahu, has been awarded to Smith
and Mills for S0G7. The other
lenders were :
S. P. Mio $1,900
Andrews & Kanumoana 1,-131
Levi Drew 1,400
Sam Kanahclc 1 ,325
Alex, mirgess ,
F. Archer
11. F. Pcrtclmann
"W. F. O'llallaron
For building a new Court
1,300
1,290
1,250
1,230
House
at Kailua, South Kona, Hawaii, the
following tenders were sent in :
S. P. Mio ..81,SG0
S. S. Ilugho T. . 1,558
Levi Drew 1,550
Sam Kanahcle 1,475
Andrews & Kaaumoana 1,458
James Wallace 1,100
F. Archer 1,310
II. F. Bcrlclmann 1,325
W. F. O'llallaron 1,280
The last named was accepted.
THE BARK IVY.
The British bark Ivy, Captain Z.
Caron, came into port tins morning,
181 days from New York, and dock
ed at the old Custom House wharf.
She left Now York, August G, 188S,
but had to put back, having con
siderable head gear carried away
through collision with another ves
sel. After making repairs, again
left New York, August 10th. Up
to 15 South in the Atlantic experi
enced light and variable winds.
There encountered gales of wind
from N. W. to S. W. until off Cape
Horn. Was in several hail and
snowstorms. Off the Cope about
ten days. After leaving the Capo
had pretty fresh westerly winds.
Sighted Easier Island January 8th,
and the island of Hawaii February
8lli. Was off port of Honolulu last
Monday the 11th, and got headed
olf by the wind. Tuesday and
Wednesday was becalmed, but in
the evening of the latter day was
able to make the port. Spoke an
American ship in the Pacific bound
for San Francisco, and was in com
pany with several vessels while off
Cape Horn. The Ivy brings a
cargo of general merchandise con
signed to Castle & Cooke.
H1L0 NEWS.
The following news items arc
from the Jlilo JiecorJ of February
5th :
The Minister of the Interior has
furnished a lot of new street lamps
and the sheriff has had them all
placed in position and our little town
now is fairly lighted ; a thing much
needed. One we notice has been
placed opposite Kukuau street, on
Volcano street, in order lo give
those poor fellows living on that
street a chance to sco some of the
many "pilikias" standing in the
lower part of the street. Does the
Road Hoard ever intend doing any
thing towards opening that street?
Chinese New Year has passed off
very niccl, and if the "Chinese
Devils" are afraid of noise, we think
that the incessant firing of bombs
and' crakers, tho past week, niHst
have driven them all back lo the
"llowery land." A line dinner was
given on Saturday p. in. to the
"haole" and native gentlemen in
town by their Chinese brethern, at
Ah IIo's store.
The change of the leaving of the
Kinau from this port from the un
earthly hour of 4 a. in. to that of
12 m., Mondays and Thursdays
meets, with much satisfaction, from
all those who had business, with tho
mails,
COUKT Nl'.WS.
Judge Austin leaves on a Circuit
trip through llamakna, Kohala,
Kona and Kan about the last of this'
month. We understand that his
wife and daughter accompany him
on tho trip.
A number of arrests for the smok
ing of opium and the having of
Okolehao in possession, look place
in the outlying districts of this
Island during the week that has
passed.
Dreams go to tho contraries. But
this is something a fellow nover can
seem to remember whtn ho iu asleep.
In spite of the popular belief, it
isn't true that tho rain falls aliko on
the just and on the unjust. The
just generally get the most of the
shower, because tho unjust have
cooly walked off with their umbrel
las. Don't fret, John, said Mrs. Wig
gins; you've lost nearly everything
you had in the world, I know, but
you've- still got me. Yes, said John,
with another heartfelt groan, that's
just what I was thinking.
BEET SbCAR.
One of our editorial correspond
ents writes: " The beet picking last J
year gave employment, lo many ooys
and girls at Sprockols' factory which
wns opened last year only." Tho
Walsonvillo factory produced last
year 1G10 tons of sugar, which net
ted a profit of about twenty
dollars per Ion. The proposed
reduction in the sugar tariff
amounting to $25 per ton would
have changed this profit into a loss
and of course put a stop to the bu
siness. Tho bounty which the Se
nate offers as an equivalent to tho
reduction in duty will give produc
ers S20 per ton, which is nearly
equivalent to the reduction iu the
lax on foreign sugar. The possible
magnitude of this industry may be
estimated from a comparison be
tween the small native product and
the amount imported. Mr. Spreek
els' small product of 1G10 tons gave
employment to a good many boys
and girls, and yet the product of his
Watsonville mill cuts no figure in
the general swpply. Our yearly im
portations appioach 1,500,000 tons,
and it is the product of this amount
at home which is the prize our legis
lators arc working lor. Whatever
objections there may be to the
bounty system as a rule, it seems
worth while to try it in the present
case. The Call would have preferr
ed to have the duty retained on su
gar until the home industry had de
monstrated its ability to compete
with the foreign product, but tho
desired end may bo attained by the
bounty the Senate bill provides.
There is little present probability
that the two Houses will agree upon
a tariff bill this session, aud until
they do the old tariff rates will be
in operation, S. F. Call, Jan. 21.
SEEDLINGS OF SUGAR CANE.
The sugar cane has been cultivat
ed lor so long a periou mat its na
tive country is unknown. Bentham
states that "we have no authentic
record of any reallv wild station for
the common sugar cane." Further,
according to the Kew Bulletin for
December, tho sugar cane so rarely
produces mature seeds that no one
appears to have ever seen them.
In botanical works the subject is
often mentioned, but apparently
only to rcslate the fact that observ
ers in all countries "have never seen
the seeds of Hie sugar cane." The
authorities at Kew have been work
ing at this subject for several years.
It was felt that if a sugar cane pro
ducing ripe seeds could be found, a
most interesting aud important lino
of enquiry would be opened for im
proving tho baccharino qualities of
the sugar cane iu the kame way a
that so successfully adopted with
regard to the beet. Hitherto the
sugar cane has been reproduced un
der cultivation solely by means of
buds and suckers. The improve
ment of the cane has therefore been
restricted to chance variations oc
curring at wide intervals, and prob
ably escaping altogether the observ
ation of the planter. Now all this is
likely lo be changed. It appears
that at Barbados seedlings of sugar
cane have been successfully raised
by Professor Harrison, and among
these seedlings arc several different
kinds indicating liybridity of a defi
nite sort, such as would be expect
ed to arise from the crossing of dif
ferent varieties. It is to be hoped
this subject will he fully and clearly
followed up as a definite field of in
vestigation. In any ca6C the possi
bility of improving so important and
valuable a plant as the sugar cane
possesses general interest. fS. F..
Mci chant, July 8.
JiADIES' .NURSE.
M"?
ti. .MO.NHOB, ladies' nurse, has
einoved to No. :t, Kukui street
Fuh-M-SD
NOTICE.
Vlt. A. ASCHIIEIM 1
1Y1. Ik en mluiitiri u- u
.us this ilny
Diirlucr in our
firm. M. S. OlIIXBAUM fc CO.
Honolulu January 1, 18MS. 103 lw
NOTICE.
ANY pcion found trespassing or
hhootlngon the KULIOUOU binds
will be proAccuted.
170 lm KOUEKT L1SHMAN.
TO L.ET
l-.STOHV House near
corner of King and Ala.
ftieels. Apply to
DAVID DAYTON,
01 Kin c street.
105 tf
TO IjET
SIX-llOOM Cottage on
Emma street, opposite
Kiiim.i Square. Apply to
.1. M. VIVAS,
42 Merchant struct.
113 tf
FOIt SALE
'"piIE Lease and Huildlug
J known as the "Yosemlte
Skating Kink," situated on
Queen fctreui near Kichuril street. For
further partlculura apply to
154 tf TilOB. E. VTALU
FOR SALE or LEASE
fcA
COT TAG K lately ocr.ti.
pled by Mr. Barney Or.
(lembtein, situutu on Emma
street, between the mansions of lions.
('. H. Bishop, James Campbell and B, IS
Dole, near Emmu Kipiuro, Nu piuuo
wanted, no dust, no tuio patches. Only
a few minutes walk to llit) new site for
tho Central Union Church. No tramway
curs wanted, Apply to
E. S. CUNfIA,
149 tf Union Baloon.
niiK
Xnlhos wiJtr rtit.i hcaA K chrrptil 10 Cfnti
per Ufor tU first imtrtlon, mul C ceiiti per line
evtry tuldilicnml (netrtlcn.
RYAira
SHOP.
BOAT BUILDING
Rear of Lucas Mill.
NOTJOI3.
M. Taile
I). TllLOI.OAN, Moicbant
lor, inning old tbo loac f the
premises lately occupied by him, In the
"Gazette"' Block, to the Hawaiian News
Co., will be jilenxfl lo ifieel his custom
es at the cMibllshincnt of 11. S. Treg.
loau, cor of Tort and Hotel sta. 170 lw
NOTICE.
DR. DAY has removed his residence
to tire "Dickson I'lemiscV' No. 40
Ueretatna street, opposite Garden Lane,
ad his ofllce to the collage adjoining,
103 aw
NOTICE.
ALL persons having claims against
ilrs. Ntincy 8. Kills arc requested
to send them iu to Mr. A. J. Gartwright,
with a view to settlement.
Honolulu, Feb. 0, 1880. ICO 2w
NOTICE.
ALL parties owing to W. S. Luvo up
to January 31, 1689, are hereby re
quostcil to make immediate payment to
Mr. Frank lirown, Merchant street, (for.
mcrly A. M. Hewctt's), who is autho.
rizetl to receipt for nil moneys paid
to him.
J. F. HACKFELD,
J. NOTING,
II. TOCh'E.
.W!U'i' of W. S. Luee.
Honolulu, Jan ,il, IS'S'J. Id lm
Chanj-e in Tuk'ihone.3.
TV TUT UAL No 371 clumscd
from
JJUL A. M. llcweti lo Ilim
Co., Fuiuk Blown, imiiugi'r.
BELL No. f;0 changed from Frank
hroun rcithiieu to Hawaiian
Wine Co., Frank lirown, manager.
170 lw
TO LET
rpiIE Melucmv
A. plv to
Hall. Ap
M. MolNKKNY.
Cor
Fort A Mt'ichuut sts.
TO JLIiT.
TWO FUUNISHED KOOMS,
ie t .i1 1 i, aud. cither separ
ti 1 art bedioon 'in as sitting
room and l.uilioom. A pi v xlihls office.
17.! ill
For Wheepg Cough
Lot any person give
Dr. Lows Cherry Cordial
A trial, and the most violent cold
will, in a short lime lie
leninvcd.
H0LL1STER
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Agents.
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Hawaiian Opera House
One Grand Operatic Concert
Thursday Evening, Feb, 14th,
Signor Enrico Campobello,
-AKJ
Miss Grace Porter,
As Mr. & Mrs. Iloneyton in
.'Tyre Smith's Haupy Pair"
Benson UcVcU for tho crlcs of six
nights ?7 00
Single tickets $1.50 A; $1.00
Ualooiiy 7fl els
Gallery CO els
jjQrSpeciul cars lo Walkiki
close of the performance.
at the
100 tf
IF YOU FIND ANYTHING.
X advertiBo it in tho Daily Buli.ktik.
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Opera
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THIS SPACE
-FOR
NEW GOODS
AT
fit
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76 and 77 EG-AN Sc OO Fort Street.
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WE ARE NOW SHOWING NEW STYLES OF
Spring; Glilais, Prints, Plain & Fancy Satincs, Batiste,
Piques, Challis, Cretonnes, Furniture Prints,
The very latest shades and htyles. Come and examine our impor
tation of
Mm Dks Gills, Ctm Amures, Lace Bunting, &c.
Our New Stock of Silk Gimp, Bead Ornaments,
Novelty Braid, Silk Ornament Braid, Trimming Velvets, Pearl Buttons,
XillxUH, Pliimew, ITips, XCLo., Etc.,
Is the linest ever seen in this city, lleforo buying elsewhere look at onr
new assortment of
Ladies Boots, Shoes &. Slippers, Hosiery
And a COMPLETE STOCK of UNDERWEAIl, latest stylo
aud elegant in design. In our gents department
we oiler the latest in
Custom-msule Clothing, lor Men, Youths & Children,
Cravats, Neckties, Cud's & Collars and Gcntu Furnituro of every
description. Wo call particular attention to our
enormous slock of tho latest stylos iu
Straw Hats andl,ro7ort"
Sept
Pelt Hats, Trunks,
MIAN
Ho. 24 Merchant Street, near Fort Street.
HAVE OH HADTO AND FOR SALE,
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X1 TJ L. X-i ASSORTMENT
. . OF
All Brands of American Whiskies I
Bourbon, Rye and Monongahala,
In Hulk or Case;
SCOTCH mid XX-tXaSE. VX-XXasJICY
In Glass and .Stone Jars;
IT 3ft DE IS" C II J3X.A.IVXIXiS!
Very Kino and Very Cheap Qualtitics, as are wanted;
GINS, in Large and Small Bottles,
(White or Illack), aUo, STONE JUGS ;
OXI TOM GIN!
Uest Ilrand iu the Market.
EUROPEAN SHERRIES and PORT
In Hulk and Case;
All Brands of American Lager Beer,
English Ale & Porter, German Beer, etc
In I'ints and Quarts;
Finest Brands CHAMPAGNES',
In Pints and Quarts.
Bitters, Liquers; Absinthe,
Apollinaris Water, Kummel.
Very Superior CALIFORNIA WINES !
AS FOLLOWS.
Zlnfandel, MaCaga, Tokay, Madeira,
Port, Sherry, Riesling, Hocks, &c.f &.
gj9 All of which will ho sold AT LOWEST KATES by
Boll '.Telephone, SO "aeSr Mutual Xolojilione, 3-M
Xr&xilc X3ioavii,
HO tf MANAGER.
IS RESERVED
THE -
ASHION,"
HEW GOODS
TIIE -
Gaiters, Oxf, Ties, Opera Slippers,
Valises, Etc., Etc.
17-88
WINE CO.,
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