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7Zr.i " KW'. IS I 1- i n;' iivv-vi ai-":. ." fei!gl!!ggkaZajll DY AUTHORITY. I v Application!! will be received nt the Interior Oillcc until further notice for the purchase of lf Building Lots on Ivulaokalitta, between Heretania Kcaumoku and Young streets. Full particulars can bo had on applica tion to the Land O ft ice. LORRIN A. TJ1UKSTON, Minister of the Interior. Interior Office, May 1C, 1889. 251 3t "i ,,'"' THE ailtt KufTfin Pledged to neither Sect nor Party, But established for the benefit of all. SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1889. The rainy season though long de ferred this year is dispensing its favors in the most agreeable manner. Pine days and refreshing showers at night, which are the prevailing rule, are making the country look at its best. .mi ii . . In reference to the letter of Mr. Ho Fon in yesterday's paper, wc arc requested to slate that Baldwin denies having been the person cuilty of the conduct therein mentioned. As there were several lads in the party, it is not impossible that the aggrieved person was mistaken as to his assailant. If it has never rained "cats and dogs" in Dakota, a shower of cats would not be unwelcome there now. The new settlers in that State did not include "poor puss" in their household effects, and now mice are doing havoc among the corn and wheat. An enterprising man is buy ing cats iri Iowa at from 50 cents to SI a head, and shipping them by the carload to Dakota, where they fetch 3 each. Chicken stealing has for a long time been the main branch of noctur nal, predatory business carried on in this town. The monotony of the record is now broken by the addi tion of a new branch of that class of home industry. This is the milk ing of other people's cows. It is a more dangerous employment, as re gards the owner of the property; for, in trying to pepper the mar auder, he is liable by missing the mark to kill a valuable cow. THAT ROWDYISM. Editor Bulletin : In your issue of yesterday Ho Fon asserts that Mr. Bennie Baldwin deported him self in a most ungentleraanly-like manner on one of the cars, but since then I have learned that Mr. B. was justified in so doing, the Chinaman in question having struck him over the eye without just cause or provo cation. "W. S. Bkabii. MAUI NOTES. The Swiss "Warblers gave their initial concert in the "Wailuku Skat ing Kink, Thursday, 16th in&t., to a pretty large and very appreciative audience. The concert established their reputation as virtuosos in their art, and was a decided success. It is seldom the residents of Maui are accorded a genuine musical treat like this, and they manifested their ap preciation by frequent applause and encores after every number on the programme. It is diiliqult to decide which was the best pieco of the evening, for they were all well rendered. Miss Uhl has a full, rich, well trained so prano, and charmed everyone with her exquisite singing and her pleas ing, attractive apparition. Mr. Maag gave a perfect rendition of the mountaineer's jodel, and his duets with Miss Uhl elicited well meritod applause. Mr. Schmidt manipulates his difficult instrument in a manner which for surpapses anything ever seen or heard in these islands, and which seems as near perfection as mortal music can come. The ensemble was wonderfully per fect, every noto harmonious, not a discord to be detected by the most fastidious critio. It is surprising to see from the papers that they met with but a limited success in Hono lulu; lovers of uood vocal and in strumental music cannot fail to be delighted with these talented sing ers. They were to give their next , concert Saturday ovening in tho Union school house, which has bet ;tcr acoustics and better accommo dations than the skating rink. Tho brigantine W. U. Irwin ar rived Thursday, 10th inst., M clays t from San Francisco, with a full cargo of lime, hay and miscellaue oui merchandise for tho Hawaiian tCpmmercial & Sugar Co. and others, and will sail for San Francisco with a load of sugar probably next Tiles-' day, fcf xw-'vw- . ri4lt .,.. niLu ntwt, From the Jlilo JRtcofd. Tho Circuit Court opened hero on Tuesday, tho 7th instant. IBs Honor the Chief Justice- pre siding, assisted by 11 n. F. S. Ly man, local Circuit Judge. The Court was opened as usual by the Sheriff and immediately thereafter an innovation, not known of in the old time custom, was intro duced bv His Honor the Chief Jus- tico requesting the Rev. E. P. Baker to offer prayer which was done. This is we believe the lirst time that this has been done in tli s country, although we hear that it is done always in the Massachusetts Courts. After the prayer the Court proceeded to business. The Attorney-General assisted by Deputy Marshal Crcighton appjared for tho Crown. The following members of the bar were present: 1'. Neumann, V. V. Ashfoid, A. Rosa, 1) 11. Hitchcock, Miss A. E. Hitchcock, C. Achi, J. W. Kalua, YV L. Hulokahiki and J. Nawahi. The Calendar was then called over, indictments read, and pleas taken. At 1 1 a. in. the case of Li piui, charged uiili the murder of a native at Fepeekeo, was taken up. At 11 p. in. the jury returned a ver dict of "Not Guilty," owing to their belief that the prisoner was insane. Tho Court ordired Lipini to be sent to the Insane Asylum at Honolulu. Since Monday the Hawaiian jury have tried the following cases : Rex vs. Kukuhuna (k), Kaaanui (w.) Incest. Veidict not guilty. Mr. Creigliton for the Crown; Messrs. Nawahi and Achi for the defendant. Rex. vs. J. "W. Ivokoa. Assault with dangerous weapon on certain Japanese at Laupahoehoe. Verdict not guilty-. Mr. Crcighlon for Crown ; A. Rosa lor defense. Rex vs. Kealakaula (k.) Lar ceny. Verdict of not guilty. Mr. Crcighton for Ciown; Mr. Nawahi for defense. Rex vs. Kauakulanui. Malicious injury. Verdict uuilty. Mr. Crcigh ton for Crotu ; J. W. Kalua for de fense. The following cases were disposed of as follows: Rex vs. Jack Kaloki. Burglary on the premises of the Hilo Sugar Co. Flea of guilty. The Couit bcutenced him to imprisonment at hard labor for 4 years. Rex vs. D. K. Mnkukanu. Fer vcrting justice. Nolle pros entered. Rex vs. Kauai. Larceny. Ciu tinucd to November term. Rex. vs. Kaluna. Mayhem. Crcighton for Crown ; A. Rosa for defendants. Veidict of guilty. J. Flores vs. Kel.uko. Desertion. Case dismissed as under the law of 1888 no appeal is allowed. A. Rosa for plaintiff; Hitchcock and Hitchcock for defendant. Blacow vs. II. West. Assumpsit. Went by default. Hitchcock and Hitchcock for plaintiff; defendant in person. Quite a severe shock of earth quake was felt here on Tuesday last at 10:30 a. m. .The motion was ap parently fiom S. W. to N. E. Two distinct shocks occuried within a few seconds of each other. One native boy remarked, "Gecl shook the house." Wo were shown some beautiful honey taken from a bee tree in the woods back of Bouganville. )ur woods seem to be tilled with wild bees, and the honey found in their nests is of much finer flavor than that made by the tame bees makai. The honey is made in the woods, from the Lehua blossoms principally, ad is of a very clear and light amber color. On last Saturday evening the fair opened at the skating rink, and proved to be a complete success. A beautiful clear moonlight evening brought out a large crowd, and the large rink, by half-past 7, was tilled witli a jolly company, all intent on enjoying themselves to the utmost. The tables were loaded with a large variety of articles of both Hawaiian and foreign manufacture. Notably amongst the former were fancy native mats, old style pillows, fine hats of the light bamboo, funs, etc. There weie also models of the old lime native thatched houses, canoes, poi hoards, etc. A few old time Hawaiian curiosities were also up for snle, and brought good prices. One especially is worthy of notice. It was a really antiqiio shaik tooth hand weapon, used in their old wars to rake down their enemies, backs with, and when well handled in the hands of a stalwart Kanaka must have been a terrible weapon. A nowadays very rare article. Before 8 p. in. the tables were almost on liiely cleared, and the rush began for the refreshment room, where the best of Puna coffee and flue cakes were served to a hungry crowd. By half-past 9, the company began to disperse and by 10 all were gone. Fine music was furnished by the Hoarding School Band under the leadership of Prof. Burt. Wai iinup Ftreet, in the vicinity of the rink, was crowded with Portuguese, Chinamen and Japs listening to the music. Eveiyouc was pleaced and happy and enjoyed the evening im mensely. The tables were presided over by both Hawaiian and foreign ladies. The sums realized from the differ ent tables are as follows: I'nnvo, I'.ipulkou and Ouoiuca, lu'i'fildui nvcr by Mid. Kmim! anil Mis. Lnelicin-tO'ii $ CI CO l'tinahoa table presided over by Mrs, llapnl aud Mib, AuIu 176 w "i)ATL fcmfctftfr' tittetrbtttit, ti, t., Wnlnkca nnd naiO eo districts Mu. Lyman and Mrs Maka ena I.... 75 40 Kukuau district, tho Mrs. Rlch- ariUon and Nawahi 200 35 Mrs. Corecadtlen. candy tabic... 17 25 Flower stand. Miss llapal and others 25 60 Lei stand, Mi Lvuinii 3. HO l'ot Office, .Uss M. Jt. Hitch- ' euck 5 p0 Lemonade stand. 511-s Esther I yinan tiud Ml SUuu 12 0 Refreshment room, Mrs. Vlerra and Miss A. E. Hitchcock.. 60 00 Totnl $05!) 15 ' Donations were made, which make the amount larger than that given. A sum far in advance of the expect ations of the most sanguine and which will pay up, we believe, the remaining unllnneo on the church pirsouage. Too much crei it cannot tie given to the Mis. Lyni.in, Austin, Loebenslein, Ilnpai, 'Nawahi and others for tho success of the fair. Their decorations weae beautiful and as the coloicd lanterns and bii.-ht lamps shone through the feathery leaves of the bamboo, it seemed almost as if one was in some graceful tropical forest. We find that Hilo ladies, when the.v take hold of any measure, are fully up to carrying it out. Only one thing wc think should be not id, and that 'i3 to us as we look at it the repre hensible plan of allow a chosen few to go inside the fair moms and pur chase ai tides before the doors are open to Wio puuiic. jnoiiu suouiu be allowed an, prefer, nco over any others. This we know is quite com mon in all fairs, but it ought not to be allowed. We must in closing congratulate the ladies, who bore the thing. It was finely gotten up, on the signal success of the whole thing. It was finely gotten up, well carried on and most successfully finished. THAT MATRIMONIAL ADV. It will be remembered that a week ano the Bui.i.utin contained a matri monial advertisement from the "Hilo Record." In the lasit number of the 'Record" to hand this morning is the following: Hir.o, May 13th. My dear A g S h. Having noticed your advertisement in the "Hilo Record," lor a better half, I am urged to write and plead iny cause, hoping wc may be able to come to a mutual agi cement. Please, dear, if possible send me your photograph, age, and say if you object to carroty hair, vulgarly so called. I am relatively to you, per haps, wealthy, but why introduce this matter, for I am sure we should soon have plenty if we mutually assisted each other. Do dear please send your photo graph, to Forget me not per l,Hilo Record." My heart is beating wildly and will do so until I hear from you. Very affectionately yours, FoitGl.T ME NOT. P S. I have an uncontrollable impulse to telephone to you if I only knew you icsided in this dis trict. CAMP NOTES. There was a large crowd outside the Aiinory labt ovenini'. to witness the departure of the l&t battalion. Hawaiian Volunteers to the camping ground at Waialae. The battalion, numbering in all about a hundred men, started at twenty minutes pust seven o'clock, headed by the Ha waiian band. The line of inarch was crowded with spectators. The giounds were reached about 11 o'clock, most of the men feeling a little weary. Coffee was seived soon after arrival which went down pretty good. The moon was shining brightly when t lie camp was reached, and the scene was a beautiful one. The Hawaiian band marched as tar as Punahou and then look the bus. Divine service will be held nt the camp 10:130 o'clock Sunday morn ing by the Hev. Alexander Mackin tosh. The hymns lo be sung are printed in another column. The band will accompany. Some of those who marched out last nijjht returned this nioniinii to attend to business. They go b.iclc this altiTiiniin. Berger didn't ive "The Girl I left behind me" on I'o-t street last night, because our genial band master thought the weather was suf ficiently moist. The sticets weie deserted, no gal Innts in sight, after the march-out of the "boys in blue" last night. Female 6creams weie heard issu ing from a hack on Hotel t-trect at, 10:30. Supposed lo bo a cabe of' hysterics over the absence of sumo gay lieutenant. Co. C. did nobly in the fierce en gagement nt the corner of Fort and King streets that ib, in repelling the invasion of the battery ot en gaging bright feminine e,es at that coinn d' vantage. The other com panion distinctly faltered at the lirst lire. Tho niarcli-out to camp last night was plcasiint enough, beoniise of the novelty of the affair ami the antici pation of the camp; but the tramp home, after two nights, will not lie so joyful. Still, it will be valuable military experience. The corporals of the guards have enviable positions. Pillow lights, huokiiig shoes, nnd butchering clothes were tho older of tactics Ini-t night. Some of tho boys sndred and talk ed in their sleep. Our friend Budge saj'R, "Up town" tactics are uot buitcd. to tug ged camp life, Auction Salos by James F. Morgan. AUCTION SALE Household Furniture On Thursday, May 23, I' 10 O'CLOCK A. .11.. A- 'h') re-lil nee of Mr. J. W. .L inlng, Ijillht tine, bovu --eiioir, I will n-H hi I'liMUi A .cll n, on account of tlepir i ure, H.s Entire Househ'd Furniture, Compii-lng In part: Parlor Furniture ! ii- I lii I) c miteii O i ialo ieis, AxuiiiiM. r & Vi-lvul ItUtf", U i veil II. . O ntur . 8 dvT titles, 3 Volomo Pictures, 1'iiVi'inn l); Qui nine Wiiiei Co o s & Sleel Engrivlniis, 0 (Juvul U.iuufua' an I Back I'm lot Chair, Lace Curtains & Lambrequins, U, lio ptt'i it Patent loi:Kcri, ivit-y hi (1 Itic iniiig Chairs, Hand Painted Banuers and Scarfs I .vl'ntr hi ., Unod-cls, Kn ., Itrlr.n.Uruc, Etc., hti Bedro m Furniture Suiii. U. W. M b .'tun Hetlio m mm C i ii ii air MattiMS-es, t ui u t I i i . it ipnui es, 0 1,1,11 1 3ii ng SIii im u, . W. Cheffonier, U k litlie.ui, it. ill I'luliH, liec I uuii CliiiintiOi Mils, I ell t nl til te it-U-iiil, Upli 'U-luie I l.nmucs, 1 White Sewing Machine ! 1 . gnu i o iu ; livnu' Ito ni Tnlil- uuii Cli iirs. Mmbletoi i upboaids, CROCKEHY and GLASSWARE, Kofi iij rntor, Meat Safe, 1 New Gypsy Queen Range. A rute -ml I in uiu. Also n aro mid vu lid olituiii.n of i-tz 1 1 rs" - n a pl v NTS G iideo Tuiil Etc , Kte , O ti ilc i II ie, Etc., Etc. ;;' Premises will tin open f r ini ic I inn on i i din Ml n , Mil j '-2 it, ft mi. U l M. t 8 I'. M. JAS. F. MORGAN, AU tiltlli IT !.) fii Honolulu Rifles' Encampment. Grand Gamp Meeting at Diamond Uead Sat trd iy, 18th, & Sunday, 19 h. r)Y request, the caterers fer the Kn. ) ft mpineiit liav.- ni ranged, with ih consent, i-l ti e commit" e, lo suppl die I uin c uiid vi-iinrs wl-h I. mi li. timid uiclies and I'okl riod i Water, Ginger Ale. e c , ai fair rate.-. 250 41 Corpora t ion Jfotice. A SPECIAL mi ting of ihn Finck. lt'ililir nl ihe 1 In v . litin ('irrinae l mil ciitrini; Co will he held it the ollice of W O .-m th nit M NDAY, May iO W-H, nt a r St. The ol jeel in the line inn I- In e.iii.snli r the miiltur of the Hi- o'uli n ami IM incin million nl i e (Niiii'iiiiluni a'wl I lie winding up ! PR hi slin-s m d Ifiits, mid ilisni 'iiliui nl it- is-ei-. A lull iilleinliiticu - tie ir.d 'er nitler ni the P'e ili" W. O. SMITH, Si o.ii'l'in i . 11. i o Ihi ol.iltt, May ;, 'b-O. i51 I NOTICE. w II. BUAIJLKY now hn the Itai. i liei snnpiti Mel.'artliy'i- hi Hum Koit slnet. wliure lie Mill le hall. li'ti-el in see hi-fiiemls nml aetiu tint- atii'i's hiriot tttloi. lion will lie given o ImsinesB. ifi 1 NOTICE. W. Si IIM IDT In-roll etlft. .1 e 'in . ii . li in. II. IIACKKELD & CO. ill a , Uono'iitii M it Vu, I Ml 'J4 fl NOTICE NKITII1 It tint U plain imrihe Ateiu .1 ihe Itii'i-h Hark "Houil Aliio" ml It rt-po.ihiblu fur ilebi eonlnioie i liy the o oiv i?52 1 NOTICE. DU ING my tompoiary ab enco Irani i hit KinJd an my w'ife, will ncl for mt miller lull potter f tip'-rni-v n T. V. Jt YWUNS. I'oniiliilu May ', it89. 45 i NOTICE. ir ON. JAS. I. DOWSBTT will ael r m in ll mi luib i'l liuslne-K ii in 1 1 r a lull ppwvi ol attorney ilurini: m it miiiimry ati w iiom Hi Kin., mm WAJIER HILL. 11 mnli.lii, Maj 10. 18SU. S4n t FOIL SALE Pill TOIi.V.is t'n moiama, coin. '' pit lit, with 10 liuuu leii-o-. 2 h e. rioeiie nml nbmi l 'JO I rn a il I)(I -liialltt' It) U'ih ,) In ths.i:litH niilei Min p.oi it ei- i itiliiilu miiiiu l "tit 1 1 lu i'liiinlii iiul i hoio. Id in hi 11 in. and 12 in by ii hi K ut thU uilice r4S '3 v BOATS FOR SALE. T !'. luivi! on li'ind one 2.'. t Y font liitlolaiat, Wi h lion cciitur.lniiil, uiithi. Mill, nai', oic,. onmoli to; milin i fn 11 bine. Also, ono 73. b ClluV-or l'luiirii e kllT eeppor fiotuned, with o if and rtiwinckr; will be solil che p lo eiiili. i oil) new tpjiyat JjuWJill Co SuK', '250 lm Shop uear thu Fish Market. ttA i, to, Auction Sales by Lewis J. Lev6y, IMPORTANT SALE -OF- Honseliolu Furniture A.T AUCTION. ly nrdi-r "f Mins. I'. ' ai Kfe'il & 'V., I will -ell ai I'lHillc uti'lon On Thursday, May 23, AT tl O'CLOCK A. 91., -v ci'iiil-mmi'iii of Fine Household Furniture, lust 'trilv. il In lint lurk "0. . Wile " emu ti tiivr G(H)K JVJ0.-J. I3u eau, Sldu'ioirils tin r In-', Marbktop Washstands In Aiiliuil mill M di uny; KsttMislnii D'li ng T I'll tiud M ri i e 1' i hie , Omi ni tl ni" lug 'I lb Yienn i Furniture, Umitisting of D nl' g '(mini Cliiiiis, -orn C i tir-, FOLDING and ARM CHAIRS ! 1 ,.i.i -MOI.J , Kle , Kt- ., IMC. LEWIS J. LEVEY, 1 Mil I isonuE. PIIK in iiii- iii. I i I ui'fii a to- an 15 B r. In ii t fir. e , I .Hi III iV Muj 14 i airt iw 11. MATU.MOTO. NOTICE. H. L )l) IS ADLEIt us l in u M n t Iciiiuil ii-sMh I nifiU til'- "limit-, Shoes it d 1 -if mi I". B l.u iu ii ti per- liv 111 24- n Mis. 11. MACxUlLliAN UA" i'oiimiii in di liir. iiMklng. I'n ing n Kit I mr, :il lit'r to iiIpi c 131 Nlltl IIU AVi iim1 li'X n !"ml tl ii . Ii 11 Tfieph !! IsO 248 ti Kcinovul of Barber fehop. M. V. JARDI.U ha- icmqviil hit iioii iiniii Kbit' -tied lo Mc m. ii.. o i illi-tnl I'liilou, F -it -lice', wi.ci lie" is i'fur.tl In si tvi- Willi ll.e ttc u tie anil iii.ltliii-t. the Hvoontliiii ni In i t to it-it- i lie I- inn i iin- i nut- nl il. m1 23 S!) 1 v VETIOKINAUV. A. K. ROW AT, V. en iy -org" i .ii II i i in itn! U i-lti. d nt in all ili lllue 'in. l I il 111 i- lln el lalin , oilier il le ilct'U. .-oieii itic Hi' mi en e- til tl me- le itimiinl- Oi i - I pl in'iili ii an I nun li lenilid I . Mttttial . O nx :il. nok pri'iiuiil; l'i iiplini'i 3"" mhliS'J su. The eitiiifnl ""eas-itle lie ml kUi (mruii-ily mo re-nl mm G W Mubi'iirliiin ) I no nt Wii ot t III. n ii- -TIH-: Park Beach Hotel T ii I'r miBis cnt'si t of Main Building, A ontniirntr n Lanai 40x40. Dining Room, Pantry, Kitchen & 5 Bedrooms, A I p niiillt nnii-li il ivOiio Oiiiltling'. Coal bib. i Bowling Alley, Billiard Room and 3 I-areo Uftliooiiii-i. win, 2 Large Bedrooms S Dressing Rooms. One Building on beach, Containing Balh Houses, Wash Rooms, Eto. I.argo nml Coniinntlious Stables with Carriage House. I'pp rP or 11 fil lth I.itriru ir) Jt-'Oin-. t-uiinh'o for t-ervant, no, ito Tliu'ti a o , Large & Well-laid-out Grounds, Cnnneoiel wiih Hie I'.i uii-e.. ii ,lc euilMl hu ereottl (lit.-.r In vi limn. hulil Hie pi ni.- b- einvi-ri.il iiiui u Jiotil, (or Moli h i.mlmi'ulih aiitpl tl I'lii" Hit'hiii'.' facliiliti mi n u i in- ii s lining the line nt bench BQr hem I'r niUe. will ho lea e.l f it l nil i. yeiiis in rivpon ible puulcii I'm inrthi'i p.trilcuitii. apply in W. G. I It WIN & CO. 1ST Springfbln' Q.s Mit-h ne i on i.e 1' uijIkUi uu. th. piti in m ii all tho above UuildiosB. apr-W-bl) HALL'S SHE -S3" SAFES -sa- hnM, Jewelers', Plantations SkelGtoo & fall Safes DWELLING HOUSE SAFES With Mnibletop and Buck Grained, imitation of any wood. EST ISLAND ORDERS SOLICITED. j T. H. HOBRON, 00 Fort street, Honolulu, Agent for Hawaiian Islands. '2f)0 lin The Finest Line of -OUUll AB Untrimmed Hats for Misses' and Children, Fluwure, Tilts, Hat Trimmings, Fancy Ribbons, Etc., Wire Kat Frames, Wire Bonnet Frames, In all the New Shades; Silk Laces, Silk Nettings, Hnmcx, All-over Silk Laces, New Wash Mate link", in white, plain and figured; Boy's Shirt YVaiMs, l''iiM Ijtinib's Wool IJiiilerweiw, I'MnnncI ContM mill "Vests, All-wool l v rshiitc, Etc., Etc., just received by the "Umatilla" by CHAS. J. FISMESi , The Leading Millinery IIoufp, cor. Fort & Hotel i-tp. TBieteyfacturersSEiGeOo 88 & 8 5 Wholesale & Retail Coiiojt Syles l Latest Jtotr B F ASt JL e GIJAKI) OXEIVIIO. OF- EUROPEAN and AMERICAN and N. 13. On and after May of our Dressmaking llooins. -OFFER AT BED t'jilifornia Hay, Oats, Eran, Oil Cake Meal, Linseed Meal, Barley, liollcd Barley, Middling -Ground Barley, "Wheat and Corn Flour. elephoui s, No. 175. New Zealand Jams ! I U.Sl reei iv US r ree c in iunmeiit of No" a mi lul eie-. Foi In- BROWX & CO.. 2H Mcichaiit street. ' Z n'at il .1 in 1 nl uu 'J7tf E. WANTED 'O lu u to a limn licr nf jeiirs a ' l in uu itilh .it il, tn ii r.n my j nr.l nlnuc. eenl nl 1 e. tti'in is e lie!. A-'dre -ail'eu'ar- V I). B . 35i. 250 2 1 TO LET UkTI'AGE, ' orner Kinim met Tun a oln btreei. ply in W. (). ATWATEH, 11 ii linn lluii it tiiUit, 50 U TO LET lilt' E nlllecs over 0. O. i nu geiV, Miiiohaulbtrcel. Jip'i In E. S. CUNHA. RBAL ESTATE FOB SALE. AVu U.VULE Lot at the curner of Fnrt ami cboiil stieets, over & of uu t:ie rtllli tmu Cottage. Applv " M tf J. M. VIVAS. O LET rt A HOUSE with31arKoanil 2 niiill in nit with kit. -Zi& oiiin ml lm humm attactiitl m liii.ni tret, i lipo-ite Dr. M'- nyueV. A pl.t ti John t'ook, on i.re 111! -I'M nr III I I- 'Mill e. 219 tf Carriagu For Sale Cheap. I.nkw uniiiniitr utr liiice ju-t llnuhiil mid bund onuly tiiiiimed in Urol I'liib mvIu miihl bu iiiimediutely buhl iu cliii-u an it'igniiiiiu, can bo beets nt m It. fugt-'t- CiTiiifti miiiiuiuciury. No. 12S Pnri .treit. UAWA1UK UC.-JXE;S AGENCY. Pob-W 212.1 y. iftiwiiiwa-j-iTaHywi)Mr'ijt & LOCK CO. Millinery Goods! Hotel St. Boots & Shoes. Designs &C3 All Prices. D. 11. SSHTfT. AfgcU EHLEES & CO. 15th, MISS CLARK will have rlinrgo 1751 ly ROCK TKICES Cor. Edinburgh & Queen Ste. David Dayton Will practice in the lower toUtls f the KiiiKiinin art iuti rnei, ititcntl to cnllict. ii g in all us biunt'lici-, renting of hout-es and ay oilier liusines- emru ted to him. Ollice 91 KingS reel UiKiura. Kelifi.8 B. W. WILCOX, Civil Engineer and Surveyor, Aho hnlu ii gent for tho Mauio Window yjieuiR, t'ominnejl lietel Mpiarcs, Man. iThmI Uno.lrich o'c, Matng WiichineH, 'Blc.icle-, I iio,.cles, VelocipcdeA, itc. Ollic , corner ol liethel ami King si' , iip-talr-. Apr.l7ati.ly SPECIAL NOTICE. San Fuancibco, Cat.., rohiuiiry II) 18-0 J WE herewith ceitlly linn iktsis. Oo'ltl & Miller ore ourilul.i uu. thoiizeil nml only ngen'B for i lies lin. twiilmi I-buiilh for the ah1 ol our Lager Heor in keir-. JOHN W1H.LAND BREWING CO., 190 it Jiiliu 11. W ielaml uios. NOTICE of KEMOVAL. A1 LKX. rLOHIt, Lock & Onnsmlth, in.- iiiniv. tl onnoniio 111 till' IMC. tiiUi'S oicupietl fnimeriy by MaxEckart ie a jewelry store, .next door lo Hill'. bdiliieiHT & Co., iu the Damon lilotk, licihul btreut. 2-10 lm NOTICE of REMOVAIi. AL. SMITH lusremnvtd Ills plnco of business on Kort s'rcei to ih ttorn iu tl.e Hcliijre Ulnuk, just t elnw Weni er & 0 i. e, ton .si i out, v li rehewi'lbit pluaeed tn t-irve his ctstuiiitiB until M-nen hloro 1b fliiiabed, 235 2w ft OTICE of REMOVAL. T W. JlcGUIRE having moved lila l plnco of business from the olllcw nf the Hawaiian Tiiinefer Co., to tho harness chop of K. l'liill p, No, 92 King htreet, be. to notify hl8fiiei.dB and the public generally thul ho is ready to con tinue the exnets and tin y bushiera under the inline of J W. McGulrc, U 11 Telojihoue No. Ill, Mutual 53. 230 tf 'I f t i v !,! KcXltA"1 'jVjrfhiiNiiit iW' c'-fi 4-' 'ii! JJ2Mrti&?'' ,A.t- i Ci- JJ '.'i.S,: v &. 'iiiiSSi.j"i " .ii-.A1