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THE SATURDAY TRES9.
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nvr.noiit.AItS A YKAR IN AnVANOK
IVrelgn h.rtltlrn, from J til JTt, ac
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"Srlh an. A tletllfr will address TII01. II.
&WMfoV,fito&t"tM
Judge yornnndtr'i Account of Somo Haw-
niUn Legend, Closely Resembling
Old Tcilnment Illitory.
Hnv. Slirldrn Diblilo lit lit Malory of llm
SmuIhioIi Ulnmla, jiulilithcil nl I.nhniiin.
Intiti, in 1 S I It, mi pngn JM ifurn ft irsililimi
which very mtirli rcficmlik' llm hlMory of
loKcpIn "WnikrlcniilitiUn vrns one nl" Ion
lirotlirrn, who liml utiii niMrr. They wrrn
nil Ihn children of uiin fntlirr, wIiomi nnmo
wim Wniku. Wnikclcnumiljii man inncli
tcluvml hy lm fhllirr, lint hiii lucllum
lntctl him. On nccount of llicir lintred
Ihcy cnrnrtl him aihI end him into n pit
lxlotiging to lltilunnt'ulc. Tho oldest
hrolhor lind pily uri him, nnd gnvo clinrgo
In Hulunacolc to luke good earn of liitn,
Wnlkrlrnninikti c.rn)tnl nml lied lo n conn
try over which ruignrd a King whose nntiia
war Kntuohonlii, Tlirro lit) win thrown
Into n dark jilnco, n pit nmlprgrmtml, in
which niAtiy person. Merc cotitlncd forvnri.
uus crimes. WhilU Wnikclciitiinikti was
confined in this dirk lilnce, ho told
lii cotiifviiiotiR lo dratm drrnmn nml toll
Ihem to hun. Tlio night fullotving four of
tho prisoners hntl drennis. Tho first
dreamed that ho aiw n riio oliin, (unllvo
Apple,) And hit npirit nlo it; tho Neeotid
drenmod thnt ho saw a ripo linnntm, nml hit
spirit Ate it ; tho thin! drutracd tlml ho hmv
n hop, nnd his spirit nlo it; nnd tho fourth
drrnmed thnt ho mw nwn, prccd out tliu
jtiicc, aihI hi spirit dmnk it. Tho first
tlirra dreamer, pertniniiig to food, Watkcle.
nuiniku interpreted uiifnvornhly nnd told
tho drctnicrs they must prepiro to die.
The fourth drentn, pcrtninitij to drink, ho
intorprcted to signify dcllvvmnro nnd life.
Tho tint three d rerun k were slnin Accord
ing to tho IntcrprctAtion nnd the fourth war
delivcrcil And snved. Aftcrwnrdii this Inst
drenmer told rCrvmohonlii, tho King of tho
IaiuI, lion- wonderful was tho skill of Wni.
kolcnninikn in interpreting drenms, nnd the
king font nnd iloliven.ii hint from prison,
nnd mndo him n principal chief in his king,
dom." Judge Fonmnder n limit's to this
legend, giving tho nnmo however Aukcle-nui.n-Iku,
nnd nddiug toittbo nccount of
tho bcro'f. journey to tho plnco whero tho
wntcr of lifo wns kept, Kn-wni.oln loA.n.
Knnc, his ohtniniug it nnd thcrowith resus
citating his brothers who hnd been killed
nnd drowned some yenrs before. Another
striking similnriiy in thnt furnislic.l to.Tudgo
Fornnudcr in tho legend of JCp-nlii-wnlm-ntii:
"Ho wns King of tho country called
Uonns.i.Inlo. Ho oppressed tho Inliui.
menchuno, 'tho Mcuchuric people." Their
god Kano sent Katic-npurt, nnd Knnnlon hit.
elder brother, to bring ihupooplonwny, nnd
tiko them to tho land which Kane had given
them, nnd which wns called Ka-ninn.tno-inotiA-n-Knno,
or Kn-ono-Huonn-a-Kniie,
nnd also Ku-ninn-i-kn-bnupo-n-Kaiic. Tho
pcoplo were then told to obcr o tho four Ku
days in the beginning of tho month as Kn-pn-hoano,
sacred or holy dnys, in romein
branco of thin event, becnubo they thns
nrosc, Ku, to depart from thnt land. Their
offerings on tho occasion wcro swino nnd
goats. Tho narrator of tho legend explains
that formerly ihero wero goats without
boms, called malailun, on tho slopts of tho
Maunaloa monntiiin iu Hawaii, nnd that
they wcro found there op to tho time of Kn
mclnnieha I. Tho legond further relates
that after loaving tho land of Honun-Mnlo,
tho pooplo cauio to tho Ktu-Qli-ii-Kanc, tho
Red Sea of Knno;" tint were pursued by
Kc-alit waha-nui; that Knuonpun nnd
Kannloa prayed to Lono, nnd thnt they then
waded ncross tho oa, traveled through dcs.
ert lands, nnd finally reached the Aiuu.lau
enn'.n.Knnc." p. 'J'X
"In tho famous Hawaiian legend of Ilii-uka-i-kn-poli-o.l'cle,
it is said that when
lliiaka went to the island of Knuni to re
cover nnd restore to lifo tho body of Lo
hiau, tho lovir of her sister l'ele, sho nr
rived at the foot of tho Knlnlau mountain,
shortly before (.unset. Hcing told by her
friends at llnetin thnt thcro would not bo
daylight sufficient to climb tho pali, (moun
tain), and got thu body out of tho chvo in
which it was bidden, she prayed to her gods
to kcip tho huu stationary, i ka mull o Hca,
over tho brook Ilea, until sho hud accom
plished her object. Tho prayer wns beard,
tho luouutaiu was climbed, tbo guardians
of the cave vanquished, and tho body re
covered." p. 100.
A fctory of retarding tho son nnd
making tho day longer lo Accomplish his
pnnKHe is told of Muui.a.knlanH, according
to Uibnlu's history, p. 29. "Jndgo For
iinndcr alludes to one other legend with in
cidents similar lo tha Old Teit.imont his
tory. 'Naula.a.Muitien,' nn Onbu prophet,
left Oahu for Kauai, was upset iu his canoe,
was swallowed by a whale, nud thrown up
nlivo on tbo bcuch of Wailun, Kauai."
p. 100.
Judge Fornandtr says that when he first
beard tho legend of tho two brother proph
et, delivering the opprcited Mcucbuno
people, "be wus inclined lo doubt iu genu
inuiiofis and to consider it as n parnphruho
or ndaptotluu uf iho 1)11)1 icat uccouut by
some Mjiiii-civilwed or Mttni.Christiniiizcil
Hawaiian ntier the ditcovcry of tho group
by Captaiu Cook. Hut n larger and belter
aaiuainuuco with Huwaiian folk-loro baa
ebown thai though the details of tho legend
as interpreted by tbo Christian llawaiiau
from whom it w as rccei od, tuny possibly
iu somo degree, and unconsciously to hint
perhaps, hate received a Iliblical coloriug,
yet the main facta of tho legend, with tho
identical names of pcr.ouij nnd places, aro
referred to, more or less distinctly, in otber
le'cnd of undoubted antiquity." p. 09.
And Ke". Mr. Dibble in bis bUtory, (p. 29)
ayn of tbeio Hawaiian legends, that "they
were told to tho missionaries boforo tho
Uiblo waa translated into the Hawaiian
Uineoe. and before the peoplo knew much
""9 ' ... mi... ..,:. !. .l...l
or aacrea ninory. u mic, nun m.ini
as assisUnt iu translating tha history of
Jowpb, was forcibly struck with its Mini
larily to their ancient tradition. Neither
it there tbo least room for supposing that
the songs referred la ate rcceut inventions.
They can all bo traced luck for generations.
iru..l-inwiilir various nersous resid
ing on different islands, who baro bad no
communications with each other. Some of
tbem bav their date in tbo reign or some
aucieot King, nud others have nxUted time
out of taiod. I nay ' 1(J1 lb,t
kotb tb4r nsmlions and songs are, known
tb bet by the very oldest ot tuo peopie,
and boo wbo ncter learned to read, whose
whole eduottkm aud training were under
tbst u!wt f stew of beatheaUtu."
Saturday
VOIiUiMlj) 11., NO. 5.1
"Two hypothptrs" says .ludgo Vornnii
der, "may with sotnn plaiisihiliiy m Niig
gesled to ntcotuil for this remnrkahlo re
Kpmhhneo of folk-lore. Oun is thnl dur
ing the limn of tho Spttitsh galleon Irnilo,
in the sixteenth nud snvrnltonlh centurici,
between thn Spinish main nnd Manila,
sonin shlpw rooked people, Spiuinrds nml
Portuguese, hnd nliltiiicd siilllciunt influ
ence to introduce tlieno ncrnps of Iliblo his
tory into tho legendary loro of this people.
On this fnrt hypolhrsiti tomnrk,
that if the itliipwrrukud foreignorn wero ed
ucated men, or only possessed of such
scriiitnrnl kuowledgn n was thou imporled
to tlio cominniinlily of l.iyinmi, it in morally
iinpixsibln to conceivo thnt a Spnuinrd of
thu sixteenth cnutiiry should cotiiiuu his in
utruttion lo somo ol tho hnding cvrntH of
tho Ohl Teslnnicnl, nnd bo totnlly silent
upon tho Chrisliiu dispensAtioii, nud Ihn
cruciolntry, ninriulntry nnd hngiolatry of
that day. And it is ciinnlly iniiosslblo to
conceive that Iho Unwniinii hMoiiers, chiefs,
jiriests, or commoners, nhould IinvnrotniiKiI
and incorporated so much of the former in
their own folk-lore, nnd yot hnvo utterly
rejected or forgotten uvery itum boaniig
upon the latter."
"Thn other hypothesis is, Hint nt Homo
remote period either n body of tho scattered
Isrcelitci had nrrived nt these islnnds di
rect, or in Malaysia, before tho exodus of 'tho
Polynesian fntnily, nnd thus imported n
knowledge of their doctrines of tho enrly
lifo of thoir nncestors, nnd of somo of their
peculiar customs, nnd that having been nb
sorbed hy tho peoplo niiioug whom they
found n refuge, this is nil that rcuininR to
nttest their presence-intellectual tombstones
over a lost nud forgotten rnco,yctitfiiciont
nflcr twenty-six centuries of silenco to
snlvo in somo mcasuro tho cthnio puzzlo of
Mho lost tribes of Israel.' Iu regard to
this FPcond hypothesis, it is certainly more
plausible and ennnot bo so curtly disposed
of ns tho Spanish theory. " So fnr
from being copies ono from tho other, thoy
nro in fnct, imlepciulent nud original ver
sions of n unco common legond, or series
of legends, held nliko by Cushitc, Scmito,
Turanian, nnd Arian, up to a certain time,
when the divergences of nntionnl life, nnd
other causes, brought other subjects pecul
iar to each prominently in tbo foreground;
nnd that ns theso divergences bmdoncd
into systoin nnd creed, that grand old heir
loom of a common past becntno overlaid
nnd colored by tho peculiar social nnd re
ligious ntmosphcro through which it has
pissed up to thoHurfneoof tlio present timo.
Hot besides this general reason for rcfosiug
to adopt tho Ii-rnclitish theory, that tho
Polynesian legends wcro introduced by
fcgitivo or emigrant Hebrews from tho
subverted kingdoms of Isrnol or Judah,
tbero is tbo moro special reason to bo ndded
that on tho organization nnd splendor of
Solomon's empire, his tctnplo nnd his wis
dom, beenmo proverbial nmong tho nations
of tbo lnst subsequent to his time; on nil
thco, tho Polynesian legends nro nbsolutely
silent." pp. 101, 102, 103. In comment
ing on tho legend of Hiinka-i-kn-poli-o-Pole,
Judgo Fornnndor Bays, "If tbo He
brow legend of Joshua, or n Cushito ver
sion gave rise to it, it only brings down tho
community of legends a littlo Inter in time.
And so would tho legond of Nnula-n-Mai-jet,
unless tbo legend of Jonah with
which it corresponds in n mcaMiro ns well
ns tho provious legend of Joshua nnd tho
sun wero Hebrew nnnchronistns compiled
nnd ndaptod in Inter times from long ante
cedent materials, of which tho Polynesian
references nro but broken nnd distorted
echoes, bits of legendary Mosaic, displaced
from their original surroundings, nud mado
to fit with later associations." p. 100.
In regard to tbo nccount of tho creation,
Judgo Forunnder tomarks that "tho He
brew legend intern thnt tho gods, Elohiui,
existed contemporaneously with nud npart
from the chaos. Tho Hawaiian legend
makes tho threo great Gods, Kane, Ku,
nnd Lono, ovotvo themscUcs out of chaos."
p. 08. "Tho order of creation, accord,
ing to Unwniiau folk-lore, was that nfter
heaven nud enrth had been separated, nnd
tho ocean hndbeeu btuuked with its minimis,
tho stars weic croitcd, then tho moon, thon
tho sun." Alluding to tho fact that tho ac
count in Gcuosis is truer to natiue, Judge
Fornnudcr nevertheless propounds the in
quiry whether this fact may not "indicate
that thu Hebrew text is n 1 iter emendation
of nu older but ouco common tradition F"
p. 7C.
Highest antiquity is claimed for Hnw.
niiun traditions iu regard to events subse
quent to tho creation of man. "In ono of
tho sacrificial hymns of tho Marquesas,
when human victims wcro offered, froquent
allusions wcro mndo to "tho red apples
eaten iu Knoau," Keikn kun knikni in I iN'o
vau, and to "tho tnbucd apples of Atcn,"
to kiiki tapu no Atca, as thu cause of death,
wars, pestilence, famine, and other calami
ties only to bo averted or atoned for, by tho
sacritico of human victims. The close con
ncctiou betweou tho Hawaiian uud tho
'-iuniuui legends indicates n common
origin, and that tout ongion can bb uu
other than that from which tho Chaldean
and Hebrew Irgeuds or sacred trees, diso
bodiouce, nnd tall, also sprang." p. 82. Iu
comparison of "tho Hawaiian myth of Kn
nalou as a fallen angel onlagonistio to tho
groM gods as tho spirit of evil nnd death in
iho world," "tbo Hebrew legends
aro moro vaguo nnd indefinite ns to tho ox.
isteuco of un evil Drinciiilo. Tho senieut
of Genesis, thu satnu of Job, tho llillel of
Isaiah, tho droiron of tho Aitocalyiwo, all
point however to tho samo underlying idea
that tho first cius of sin, death, evil and
calamities, waa to bo found in disobedionco
and revolt from God. They nppoir as din
connected sconea of a onco grand drama,
that in olden times rivctcttthu attention of
mankind, and of which sttnugo to say tho
clearest synopsis and tho most coherent
recollection, tire, bo far, to be found in Poly.
ion tradition U i probibly in vain to
inquire with whom tho legond of an ovil
spirit and his oporation iu he-tvon and ou
CMitb bad its origin. Notwithstanding the
upiwreot unity of design and lenmrkabo
coincidence iu mnur points, yet the differ
trices in coloring, detail, and presentation
are too great to aupposo the Ivgeud bor
rowed by one from either of the others. It
probably descended to the Chaldeans, Poly,
nations, aud Hebrewa Alike, from source or
peoplo anterior to themselves, of whom
bUtory uovr ut sileut." p. t&.
HONOLULU, H.
If.W. 3nVKHANOK.
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T .imclirtnH at lal llmmiMol y
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Attnrnrr nmt Coiimrllor nt Law,
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J'ltYNIOIAWAWD MtTl ICl JllOlV
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Mfililrncr, totniT l.ukul nml I uit lnci (Itirolil Kmccr
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AND (IKOOEItY.
Jfn. Ill I, llllii. Nlrrfi. Iy
JNO. II. HKOWN.
Inspoetor of Vol(;tiii mill Monaurns,
M- . ..jJS" iicpcwHia sum.
Orilfm cm e loft nt I'otlc Hmilnn
Sin
A,
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' IMIMIITKM ASU IIUALFMI"
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l'lcturei of nil .b.i' nml klmtr mml to onlrr, nml
Krnmp of nil drprtlptlnna euuMnnlljr mi hniul. Alun,
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L. W. HOPP,
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I'tirnlturo,
Nu. MKInc Htrfft.lietwrcn Nuiianu nml Tiicl Streets.
Mnltrrmtee ciiiMtnntly on Imnil or innilu to order.
IMjr
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ImportlnK nml Mnjiufaoturlnu Stationer.
News Acnnt. Bonli Bludor, &c,
Jleri limit aitrrt. nml Ilcillrr In
Fine titAtlniiery. IlnnW, Mii'tc, Tny nml Knney Cooils,
I tort alitcl, near Hotel, Honolulu. Iy
w.u.Mttszn. jiiiin nwEir.nr..
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MnnnfaeturinR Jevreleri, Dlninond Setters,
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unit Knkiit Jeuclry mntle to nnler, tlnlerii nl?o re
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Work in Jmelry or Memorlnl Dtnlgne. 1 Iy
FRANK OERTZ,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER
o. Ill Koit St., oppottc rnntheon hloblcr,
IIoom mill Nlioci 3litilo In Orilcr, or llfflt Xln-
Irrlnl.iinil nt Itpnxoulile 1'rlcrM.
Boots nnd Shoos mado for Cash only
J ly
M. S. GRINBAUM & CO.,
Importers ami Wholoaulo Doalom In Gono-
nil Merehandiao,
3 Makee'slllock, (Juien Street. ly
M. S. GRINBAUM & CO..
Forwarding nnd Comminalon Merchants,
11 Cnllfornti ht.,San TrnncUco.
Spcclnl facllltie' for nml pnrtlralir nttcutlon paid to
coualgninenU of Nland prpdntc. ly
ciiA'rnit or or kii.avi:a.
W. J I. LttNTZ. MANAGER.
ricrly to rat. n rnnaluz lire, tlenn beda, nnd the heat
attendnnec on the Hnwntltui Inland
N'Uilora rrtimrlux any mmvn.il dlaplay of Tolcanlc
nellim ulll kindly plre .lnnn"i r l lei-t ten daya notlco
In iniowcnthtr, and from thvui to thlrtceu In foul
ft ly
FRANK II. AUSTIN & CO.,
Commission Merchants and For
warding Agents.
Olllcc No. '20 Cnllfornlii St., San Francisco.
Cnnnlznmrnta from tho Hawaiian Talnnda desired.
Tho l!tl I'riiea Warranted, nnd balea Gnaraiilecd.
Mil I 1)
T. J. MOSSMAH,
Importer nnd Donlor in Crockery,
rialn and llccnrateit porcelain, Cut uud lVeted Glnaa,
Mlver riatiil Ware, Cutlery, Chandcllcrt, Lamp,
Chimney, Eti.
Klro l'root btorc, cor. King and Nnuann Sta., Honolulu.
- iy
E, COOK "WEBB, M. D.,
Homoopathlit,
(Late Chief of hlnir Homeopathic Iloapltal, Ward's
I -land, N. V.)
Office M Fort street, r'litclnl atlcntlun to dltiaaes of
women nml children.
Olilu-hours UiiIIHOa. m. Sto4r. g ly
o. axacLkEN. u.rsaUNd
G. SEGEEKEN & CO.,
o.S Nuuanu Street,
Tlnnmtths aud Plnnioors. Dc.ilon In Stove,
Uuge, Tin, Shet Iron and Coppi r Ware, keep run
rUnilynu hand a fnllaiinriment of Tluare, tlitltnu.
lied Iron and Lead l'lpr India Kubber Ho.e, &c, .tc.
-Jj
MAX ECKART,
Watchmaker, JoTcellcr, Engraver and
Diamond Setter.
No. I) Kanliumanu Mrcrt, Honolulu. All ordera faith
fully executed. -tl 1)
HIGGINS & JESSETT,
'o. 10 audi'J Kin; bU,
Carriage Builder, 1'rim-faa
mors, Painters, Varnl ahora 1
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All kind of It'iitrlng attended to, and (;oo-l work
Euaraulei.il al l.oiv Hales 8 ly
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41 ronr ameRT, inroiiTEU ami niALtn iv
Mrldeti Qnadrtiplft I'lalecl Ware, Olatuare, Klns'l
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Family and Slili(dn Ordeia uarefully ali u4 .
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Veetaliles of all kinds supplied In order. 'Tf
wnnJi DnbilGn K ws,
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Agents of Hawaiian Facxeta,
General Conuniuion Agents.
Special attention siren to th pnichaalni; nf Oooda
for Ihn lltnallau trade, l'rel.'hle al the lowest rate.
flUZ
C. E. WILLIAMS.
Importer, Manufacturer, UphoUtoror,
and Dealer In Fiirnlturii al Kmjr Description,
Fuml
lure ii aru imoms, .is. rm. hiiw
ik. niH hi-nil nn Hotel ritrtret
Work Shop at
K All Order, l'n.iuplly Attended to.
ly
u. i.sumir Established l. i, w. luiaaatsoa
WHITNEY It ROBERTSON,
(successors lo II. M Wtillncy)
lapartinc i ManufocturinE Stationer
PmWahers, Newt Dealora, Book
Binder and Paper Rnlers.
18 A. VI Merchant Slrael. llonol'ilu, II. I. Mo aU
SI8XXOP b CO..
BANKERS,
IIUMOLUt.U, I I I I HAWAII N UI.ANDa
IlltVW KXUIIASOt: UN
IKE BAKI Of CUIfOBKII. it;: MM f MaCISCO
AXD TUIIK ililT IV
Mw Verb,
oaloM,
Purla,
Aucltlan4,
rKEQIKNTIIIHKCOIIPOIUTION, ; i : ; IMBM
u thiiu aaiacuas i
Houa; KwiK,
yalxy.tsd
Nlaria,
And trantatl a tlensral Haeklpg Business. W8 ly
(JroGcrtri.
I A. & UOUk Co'
., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1,1881. i WHOLE NUMBER 57.
ED. c. ItOWE,
Itnnao and SIrii I'nlntor, I'rtper Hanger, &o
!1ily No lOJKInjMlreel. Ilnnnlnlii. 3
wiiiii:it ".v :o., "
Corner of I'nrt and Cnen Hte'ta, Honolulu,
l.nmber, Palntt, 011, Haiti, Suit nnrl Building
Jilil MntnrUti Jrrllml.
II I, A.I. II. ,I..SI'I.,
oourrniiiiiiioii w tj jx w
! N'o 11 linahnmnnii situ t.
a a. s4'iiai:i'i:ic ,v ,",
Importorn A Commlnnlon Maronnnts
Hojll Ilnnnlnlii, llRttalliti Maiiita. ly
O. !. I ;.TIJII.JS.I. !.,
BtinOEOrV ANll HOMEOPATHIC 1 J1YBICIAN.
Omco -Corner l'ort nnd llerelanta Mia., Iloholnlu.
i:. i. .tiiAif.
Auctioneer and Commlmlon Merchant.
t POT tliieeii Mtreft, lliinidnlii. ly
i:i. iioi'1'hoiii.ii:i.'i:k v :".
IMPOItTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
iitW lliinolnln, Onlm. II I. ly
JOHN RUSSEE,
v'fji'oa.iiwan-v' vx Xs.vw
SI !H Merchant HI., enr. of Kort. Hi. BIO lv
F. t."eenehan Ct5ii
Importer and Commlialou Merchant,
ejW Nminiiu Hlreir. Ilnnnltiln. ju
A. H. ',:.-IIOIIO A; Co..
miviirritna ami ntAlrna fi
Oonornl aoralinxicllaio,
Ka Corner Queen nnd Kaahninaiiii Hlrcett. ly
ii. iia:ui'i:i,i a ;.,
OENKHAL COMMISSION AOENT8,
i IilifcI1?(L1t' """'"l'" tM. U
A. X Tl l N II .
GROCER AND PROVISION DEALER.
1'ainlly tlroccry and l'cid Mine.
HI 1 to l'ort Htrert, Honnlnlu.
MRS. A. M. MEEEIS,
Fonhlonablo Dre and Cloak Maker,
101 l'ort street, Honolulu, II. I.
BUI Jl ly
iiui.i.i:m ac ;.,
Ship Chnndlcn and Commimon Merchantt,
Importera and Dealers In (lenirnl Merchandise, Onern
SJ M. Honolulu, II. 1. y
.i. ,11. vihivi:v, ,ii. i i. ii. n.
Dental Koomi on Felt Street,
Olllccln ltrcwer,Illocl:, comer Hotel and Kort atrecta
rfl-l ly
tntrauce, Hotel atlirt.
:i:oii. mcou'A.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
NOTARY 1'UIILIC,
And Agent for taklnu Acknowledgments of Instruments
fur the- Inland of Uiihu.
oSHS yo.8 Kaahiiniaini M.. Iloniiliilii, II. I. ly
ii. i-'. i:iii.i:k v ;.,
DEALERS IN DRY 000DS AND GENERAL
MERCHANDISE,
rirr-prnof Store, fort fit., ahote dd I'ellowa Hall.
MkS ly
Mini: .v. :.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Importers of and Dealearr In Hay, (iraln, and
811 Hcneral l'rodnce. lliinolnln, 11. 1. ly
JOIirV II. I'ATV,
NOTARY PUBLIC and COMMISSIONER of DEEDS
For the Mate of California ami New lurk. Ofllcc nt
the llink uf Illihcp A Co., Honolulu. oKai ly
jiii 'i'. iVA'ri.uiioUfei:.
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN GENERAL
MERCHANDISE.
rS5 Queen .Street, Honolulu, 11. 1. ly
JNO. A. HASSINGER,
Agent to tako Acknowledgment to Con
tractu for Lal) or. ,
S7U 1 Interior Ollite. llnu jnln. ,v ly
if. i.iicirviti: Ac int.riii:ti.
GROCERY, FEED STORE and BAKERY
Comer Kins and Tort titrects, Honolulu.
Ml ly
i;. o.iiAi.i. Ac :.
IMPORTERS AND DEALER6 IN HARDWARE
Dry Goods, l'alntc. Oils and General Merchandise,
SJJ ly Corner Tort and Klnt; iitf.
II. A. r. CAllTtlU
uiimi , m
C. BEEWER & CO..
SHIPPING COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
b-i'i Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.
iy
ItOUT, LEHE1I1. C. M. LOOK.
1. 1: w i: nn a ; oui:,
Successors to I.Entna & Dickson,
IMPORTERS & DEALERS IN LUMBER
And all klnda or Ilulldln- Materials,
Kort Mreet, 8.M ly Honnlnlu.
S. MAGNIN.
Importer and Dealer in Dry and Fancy
GoodsvBoots, Shoe. fcc,
At thu Great Eastern Store, No. ut Kort hi., Honolulu.
M ly
S. M. CARTER.
Agent to take Acknowledgment to Con-
tract for Labor.
Olllcc at I. M. b. Dock. Ustilanade, Honolulu, II. I.
oil 15 ly '
nil.I.liAC.'IIA.tl Ac JO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HA . WARE
Cutler?, Dry Goods, l'alnts ami Oils, and General
Merchandise,
Bill 'o,37 l'nrt Hlreel, Honolulu. ly
cLAi'a arnccKita. mm.o. iiiwin.
W.M. U. 1K1VIN A to..
Sugar Factors nnd Commission Agents
Honolulu. II. 1. tS3
A. W. FEIRCE ct CO.,
SHIP CHANDLERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Aac.sTs run
Brand's Quoa and llomb I.oncis,
l'irryDals' I'aln Killer,
Ml 1 No.4)(jneen Ht.. Honolulu. ly
UASTEK At IIA'l Ull,
Attorneys txX Xjtfvc.
W. It. CASTLU, Notary I'ubllc. attend all
thu Courts of iho Klur.dum.
I'arllcula- atlentlou paid to thu ni-notutlon uf Loans,
CnuuyaucliiK, Collccllui,', itc. uo-.Honey to luan ou
Mortirae.
i.WllKVi-N'" "ti"inMB atree llcuejiilu, Hawaiian
'I'll HO. II. k, riaaura.
Late Jamox. Gnvx Jl Co.
IMPORTER AMD COMMISSION MERCHANT
anii aokxt run
Lloyd's and the I.Ircrpwil Uuilerurlttra,
llrltlsU and honlu Aiarlne lusiiiauce Company,
And Nurlhern Assurance C'cmpJuy. oe-ll ly
S, X. CASTLE, J, , ATUtnTON.
(MMTI.Ii (IIMIHK,
SHIPPINO AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
IMl'OltTKltS AND
Doalers in General Morchandiso,
No. bd Kins Htrtct, Honolulu. II, I.
AOKSiH KOH
The Union Imurance Coiupany of han Pranclaco.
The New lSngtand Life Insurance Gunipauy, LUiiton.
Tha Die jiii racket Line, Thu Kol.ali I'lsnUllon,
f. I.wu. knn,.l.LI.r.l.'lliM llllll I'ljnl.llnt,
Wl HMIIVM. WUM ,.l.H,.r w ... . .V U.K. aw,.,
en Aivuicii.es,
WhtelsrX WlUua'aWeiiln;
Machines .
Ualluku I'Unlallou.
HamakuA I'Untatlun.
ikVioly
1IV.11A.X UIIUN..
Importers of General Merchandise
ruoM
fjus'oe, Exar.Ayn, atutuAxr, and
VltlTKli STATES,
No. al Merchant btrtct, Houolulu, 11,1,
HYN.U HRN
WHOLESA.LB GROOERf.
tlfland.ll Caltlorota Strsat,
AM r HAM Vlltl.
tW I'artltulM ttUntloa paid to ailing tad ahlpploj
Itltud ordcrt &U Ir
Press.
": "-K?".j ,
PIONEER STEAM
Candy Mnnufnctoty nnd Bnkorv
3P. 3CIOIXIST,
TraetlcM Confectioner, Paltry Cfdk nmt Balcor,
KTtl 71 llnlelalreel.lietween NuuaiiM and foil. 'J ly
:. .:. 'M.i:.iiAr.
0LACK8MITHAND MACHINI3T
lltmn Miimlnu, 4iirrlnt(n Mueli,
I'lnliliillnii .llnrhlllrrj ! r.
W lliop nn Kins Mirret, nut Caalle A rmilia'a. ly
HONOLULU IKON W0RK8 CO.
WrfT HTP.AJt r.NdlMSH, t)ll. It .MII.f.M
asilll'ias; llolleta, Collars, Iron, lliasianl t.sadCaillnt
Mnohlnory of Evory Doaorlptlon
s-Mlstii()c.lir (,
Purtloolar Attention pnld to Shlp'i JllncVimtthlng
f,r2JI"l!5eeintedan llisshfirlntnntlee. fna'HIy
8TRATEMEYER cV JAMES,
Practical I'nlntom and Dnooratora, Olldlnn;,
Or.iiulnr and Lotterlnu,
No. 84 Hotel HI,, nppusltr Family Market.
. itir .ii i '
WRAY TAYLOR,"
riAaXOPOIlTti ANJ) 0HUAN TUNKR
t7T. 0r1''" tn Ii" left at T (I, Thrum' l'ort fltreet
and Merehant Hlreet rllores. j dm
llOLEISTER & CO
X3x'gKlmtnf Apotliocnrlo
and iMrontKiia of
ToWeo anil Olearai Aui-nla for 1'. I.orlllanl,.t. Co,
W H, Klmhall A CVa Vanity Fair, Goodwin .t Uo Old
Jndire, lluchnnnn A I.yle'a I'clelirnled 1'lng Tobaccos,
Crown IVrfninery, of London, Humphreys' llntneo
IfllhlcHpeclllc. Jtc.Ae BC8
JOS. E. WISEMAlf
Heal Etate Drolcor x Emuloyment Bnrean
Henla Kuoiiia, Collages, Hourea, nnd aella nnd lcasea
neai e.sinio in all pails or Ilia Kingdom. I.inploy.
mint found for lhou serklni: nork In all the Tailoua
liraiicliranf liualiira connected with thete lalanda.
, tPtT N. II. I-ecal Docuinints drawn, Hills Collected,
llmikaanil Artniinfa kint, aiidcenernlnnicc work trans
acted. 1'atronnRO solicited, Uonimlaalont miideriitc.
Honolulu. II. I. 31 spj
i. w. .iiA:i'Aici.Am; Ac ;..
IMPOIlTEnS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ilohlnion'a Klrc-rroof Ilulldliit',
Queen Htrcet, Honolulu, H. I.
AnaxT run
The (Hasj-oH and Honolulu l.lnnof Packets.
John Hay A Cn's Liverpool and London I'ackets.
TlniWiilknpu Plantation,
Thu Spencer I'lanintlnn, Hllo.
llakiilnu l'lautalloii. Illlo.
Mlrrlees.Talt , Wntsiin, Huiar Maehlnrry.
1 liu l'linloa Hheep Itanch (.'unipany, 857
"HARLB 3MC.'
H.M. MOORE,
.T033 l?TITVrXE,,
AND DEAI.KH IN
Stationery, Cigars, Tobacco &c, Ac.
WHH No. 11 Fort Hlreet. ly
strains, and of all ccea, FOIt SAI.K,
boxed and delivered to steamer or
aehooner, AT MODIIHATK I'ltlCKb.
I'eranna irlttllasc t trt llh Iho rimt Ntock
or lo liiiiruvi whnl llio now lime,
run liny In pulrn linluhlli.
6f1 ." A. HKIHlKKT.IIanallaii Hotel.
i'. a. M;iiAi:ri:it.
AfJKMTi.rllremcn lion rd of tfiiilerwrllera,
Aireut of Dresden Hoard nf Uiiderritera,
Accnt nf Vienna Hoard of Underwriters.
Claims against Iinuranco Compaulia within Iho juris
diction of thcabotn I'.oatds of Underwriters III have
to he certified to by the above Aucnt to make Ihem
talld. BU Ir
Insurance Notice.
fllHK AGIi.T FOIt TUB llllITimi For-
B ein Marino Insurance Compiny (Limited) has
received Instructions lo lleiliicn Iho IIhIi". f In
siirnuco bctueen Honolulu and I'orts In Ihe l'aelflc.aiid
la now prepared to Issue l'ollcles nt thu loviest rates,
with n vjicclal redncllon on fulaht per steaniera.
Tlll'.U. II. JJAV11SM.
SW ly
Asent Hrlt. l'or. Mar. Ins. Co.. Limited
A.niiiiitiiii-iirci:,'fii;t'x
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
riniR it.ii:u.MM: iiavimi m:r. ai.
Ji. pointed Acents uf tlio nbnro Company, are pre
Jiared to Insure nek aaln.t Aro on Stno and llrlrk
SuIIiIIiii;m, and on MVrihttiiilinn stored tlierLln,ou
the mo"t favoruolu terms. Kor particulars apply al tlio
olBceof (Ol ly K. A. hCIIAKFEU'jb CO.
HAMBURC-MACDEBURC
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OK HAM1IURO.
BIlll.niMiN. MI'.IU'IIAMINR. FUKM.
Tl'Iti; and Machinery Insured against I'll o on tho
most favorabln terms.
A. JAMsKIt, ARentforthcIIanallan Islands.
Ml ly
Insurance Notice.
rpiiF. i'M)i:itNicixi:r ami: iiit;iAiti;n
Jl to write upon Merchandise, per flrst-claaa vessels
between this and the Coail I'orts, covering loss or
damage. If amounting to HI per cent, or inure, ou Ihe
sound vilue of tho uholo ihlpuient at port of delivery,
upon favorable terms.
HISIIOI' A Co.
Ajrents nf tho Firemen's Fund Insurance Company.
Honolulu, Jan. 3D, ISjju. KU 3in
THE LIVERPOOL S LONDON & GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
I'.stabll.hedlKW.
Unlimited Liability to Stockholders.
Aseeti $3!, 111,1(0
licacrve , $ 6,7Ul,vuO
Income for ISTUi
I'remlnma rccelvid uftur deduction of re'lu-
surance 3 B,ia:,U
Lossea promptl) adjusted and paid here.
13m HISIIOI' A 'o.. Aieenls.
FIREMAN'S FUND
Insurance Company.
A Leading Home Company.
Assets, June Mb ,.,.$787,307.17
Additional Cash Capital (uow being called ln)J5U,UUUU)
Total As. eu , $1,11707,17
piik FinKSfAi?55"pirxi ixsuit-
X A.N'CI! CUMl'AMV basla Its claims lo the best
patronage upon Ha sound financial condition, reinforced
by Its accession of capital, glvlni; It over a million
iliillara In asscta; It. eateuslvo system of Agencies, lu
surlni; It alarjfe premium Incomu, without tho neces
ally of heavy concentration nf Hues: lis adherence lo
f'lAr.'MlJ S.WL,MMI..I II..I.M.IIUMI t
and eijulUblo adjustment and payment uf U'zllluialti
losses.
For seventeen years It haa been favorably known at a
cnnsenatlto undenvrltsr, and duilin; Hut tliuo ha
liAld over
$4,000,000 IN X.OSSES,
1'aastuB triumphantly through the heaviest conllir,ra
tlons kuowii In modern history,
HlMIIUl A fo., AttrnU,
I 3ui llunolnln, Hil,
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY
UV SAN V1USOIIUU.
3VCo.x-lxa.es
INOORl'OnATBD, I860
CASTLE COOKE, ACKNTt
in
Kor ! llvilll lalaurl..
I
Rhonlh Wotphlln Lloyd
INIURANCE COMPANY,
Ot M. UI.AUMAMI, HUeulaat fmula,
Aachen and Leipzig Insuranoe Co,,
Umltvd,
r aaciiux. (Aixi.AciiAi,i:i.i.r.)
VI.1. 1'l.AIMN rUH lAHTI't'I.AH AVKB.
A'.IE to.tsluo.1 by Uaot aitivlui here, and In.
sarsd In tbc abovuCompsnlss, have in b roada' vstia
tha coinliauce of and ccnllsd to by tha andsrslonsd,
Iu oidar td tw vAlId, J.6. (iLAUt.Ajtnt,
IU Ir
Wailuku Pol Factory.
B
V.asT I1ITAT.1TV IlK PATAI UA.
J3 ucturv4 coatUutly. All orders tll with dla
patch. K. II. IaILKY
ly WallnWu. Maul
PACiriC RUUDLR PAINT,
A full assortment uf this calsbriteJ nalat la l
I paaUtcalloa lalus!ta, all tho alwIrtMii shsdes aa4
, colon. ' ' roiMletiyiwlLXH Co
nnslon Ho.-inl of Unilcrwrllcrs.
A (IK.tT.H for the tin. Kalian lalanila,
J IV'.i ly I IIUKWIilt r t'O,
riill,ii!clilila lloanl of (ImlrrwrHrrs.
A I1K.TTN flir Ihn Un trnllnn lalamla,
Jy ly fllllKWIMlA.ro
WILDER &. CO.,
Auenln for llm llmtnllnil lalnmls,
01' Til n
Mutiml Lilb Insiiranco Co.
jtnvf rouii,
Lnrgoiit, 3nfont nntl Most '
ECONOMICAL LIFE INS. CO.
IN THE WORLD I
Assets (1880). $90,000,000
-Arsts OASZX.
Now is a Good Timo to Insuro
Nonn lint l'rt ela risks taken.
two am
NOKTIt BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
Xii.atirn.iioo Ooitipmi,y
Of Loudon and Edlnbiirt;.
3P XIX 33.
Estnblishod 1800.
ItJtonrcea of the Company a at Slat December, IWr
Hi aacnnirii OAfirAt- Pinr Vvnu
I'aldup. ii Uflfm lteserre.,..JtHII,57(! 19 II
UnCJlled I,7,i"i l'rer.iluni lle-
,t.rvo ni7,O1710IO
JaflMfW Ilalance of
J'ro.ll and
I.oia Ace..S0, 9 3
xiiwn 5 it
IlErrxiT ronTiir Vkaii IIHO-FIre I'remlums and Iu.
terest. 11,01 ,v !.
i:. IIOFFMCIILAKOKH ,t CO.,
MS m Agents for the Hawaiian Islanda.
T It A M - A T I. A H T I C
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or HAmiiHiM.
Capital of the Company A KeserTcltclchtmark C.WM.OM)
their Ilo-InaiiranceCunipaiilcs " iuiw,um
Total Itclchnmark IU7,jo,uuij
NORTH GERMAN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or HAMiitimi.
Capital of the Company A l(eserre..ltelchimarkB,K10,niO
" their Itclnaiirance Companies " I,uuii,uiio
Total.
ltelclumnrkJ3,tWJ,(XJ
n"iiwki.i:iiinjiik i.i.inn
RUCK VERSICHERUNGS GESELLSCHAFT
Or WINTERTHtJR.
Capital of the Company franca 5,GUQ,UX)
ramie vmii:iinii.i:u.ji:m iiai. auhmn
Jl nf the aboie three companies for the Hawaiian
Islands, are nreparid to Inaure Uulldlngs, Fiirnllure,
Merchandise and l'roduce, Machinery, Ac, also Huear
and lllce Mills, and vessels Iu the harbor, against loss
or damage by Arc, on the most favorable terms,
B-H ly II. HA0K7KLD &, CO.
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.
OF BOSTON, MASS
ixtioit ioit a r i:n, mas.
The Oldest Purely Mutual Life Insurance Co. In
the United States.
Pollclei Iiined on the molt favorable Terms.
Kxnmiilr orXoifl'orirlliiro Pints
IS3UUED AOn.3.5 YRAKS-OHDIARV LIFE "
FLANt
1 Annual premium continues Policy 2 years 3 daya
a Annual premium) continue Policy 4 year ISdays
.1 Annual premiums coitlnue I'ollcy 0 year 27 dava
4 Anniul premiums, continue I'ollcy Byeara IU day
& Aunual promluuia continue I'ollcy IU yeara C3 daya
Vjssjsjots, : 01X0,(300,0001
Ixiaaea Pialil through lliiuolala Aseiicy,
$40,000
CASTLE & COOKE, AJ.ENTS
671 FOIt.TIIK HAWAIIAN 1HI.A.VH" ly
GERMAN LLOYD
Marine Insurance Company of Berlin.
1' O llTU N A
General lnsuranceCompany of Berlin.
rnilK AIUIVK I.NUKATK COJII-AJflll
X liavc established a General Ajeney hare, and the
undersigned, Ucncral Ajinte , are authoilzrd to Uko
ItUlsN nirnliiitl tUo lliuiKors or llio taenia sit Ibo
Moat llennoiintilo Hnlr. mimIou llio
.lluat Ki.tiiritlilo Tvrni.
WTlyVVA. hCIIAEl'IIU A. CO., General Asenta.
CSrULaEfxra, Jelly,
MAXUKACTUItED or
REFINED A. NO. 1 SUGAR
:f :bc o h nor,
Pratical Confectioner & Pastry Cook
IB .A. 23:33 XI -sr
Pionoor Stoam Candy, Factory
Lemon anil Tamarind 8 jrupi alwayi on hand
1" , m a it i ix X s
l'ntupln A. So. t Kcllncd Mnzira, hljhly
recommended for Sea voyasca.
American, French, English
am
German Fattriei
Made to Order at short Notice
Wedding Cakos Ornamontod
In the highest Bijloof Art.
Illch fresh home made Chocolate Creams, Cocoannt and
Cream Candles.
. 71 Hotel Nlreet bpl. Xuuaiiin anel Fori
M fj ir qr
''IKI.1IAM LACK.
MAOHI1VZS T,
.. a run airael,
Ji;ebii:iiln,'Ji,1itli'RiL km
lie villi slvo apeclal atleullon to cliunlus, repalrlnir
and resnlslln heivlnsr Machine.. and all otucr kinds of
l.lzht Machinery aud litlal Work ufrv cry description,
lllacksmllhlni:, lie.
Alio, on hand ami for tale cheap,
A Variety of Sewing Machines
IJiiiaa. Vistula. Mbut, Ainmnnlllun.
Xackiae Oil, Nccdloi, Ac, Ac, c
HrHlnu; MaclilneTntkers. lllnderi.and all other exlra
and duplicate pails nf machine, supplied on shell no.
lire, ajar Ileal MachineTwist -
& Jfiit fa tafi KinjJan at
Thu Florence, Senior. Machine, from 110 to ).
While Mlii2 Harhine. from $11 to .5.
Hiinio Bbuttls rlt nlD4 Machine, flora 1S lo 35.
UT Inrludln.- all curat. tod ly
THE HAWAIIAN HOTEL,
r.
;-vrKru
VfS&i'.v:
-z?rv-
SUsS5
tfcZUSTrsrri
VtQwU
JNO. M. LAWLOR OO, PrrUtasn.
HOTKL bTREET. HONOLULU.
Entriacaa oa Haul, ttkbards. &od Ikrcuola tltteata
PIRtT0lsAI8 InTvIRV RKptT.
PrlrHa tba taut u Uril-Ossa UatcU Ii Haa franclsco.
c
Otl'KE-OLD
) KONA COl't'KE
l-oraIby MLUU A Cu
III
rv'.'St Jam "m !?.
ei i.'.ijr. ".lacrs
j . rmr.rr. . r-rr-mm. u '. .
Ws&78M&sli
fnVajjlaiEvEfllEvESBBiBiBiBiBiBiBiB
HOLLISTER & CO.
Iintl M.AVK TO
INFORM THE PUBLIC
Tlmt tlinf hro mnreil Into their
NBW ASU (JOMMOIUOIJH STOHK,
In lb rir I'roof Ilalldlnxl
WO. ftO NUUAKT7 STREET,
Three doore ,,ow th,r rvlil tund. Hhr r rnry be fmin.I
Iht most tomptrlx assotlrnent of
Drugs, Ohcmlcnln & Tollot Articles
I . 'nn: tirv.
Atnonit a few of lli'lrHprclaltlea may b found a full
mock sf
Tho Grown Goods
C0.N81HTINI) Of
Porfiimoa. Soaps, CosmeticB,
ANIITlin C'CLKIIIIATIID
Opaline Face Powder.
These floods received Ilia blclissl award al Ibe late
Sydney Kahlbltlon finr all other romprtltota.
A L A Jl 0 E A SB OUT M 11 N T
0F JOHN GOSKELL'8
Hair and Tooth Brushci,
Caincllhie for tho Complexion ami Trclli,
LUBIN'8 AND PINAUD'8
Soaps Cosmetia and Face Powder,
CELLULOID TRUSSES
Krpcclally adapteil lo this climate.
AKull Uneof t
Itiiinplii'cy's fumcoint1iic Spccincs,
,Corb.)llc Acid and Chloride of Mine, for disinfect
ing purposes,
Agenti for P. Lorillard & Co'i Celebrated
Tobacco, and Drawing Room
Tobacco and Cigarettes,
Buchanan e Lyle'a Tobaccos.
Which we hivr lately Introdnred here, and which la
rapidly glowing Into favor and demand.
WM. S. KIRIBALL S CO'S VANITY FAIR
TOIIACCO AND CIHAIIETTKH,
Which are so well known all over Ihe world a to need
no comment from nt.
Goodwin & Co's Old Judge
TOIIACCO AND CIOAllETTES
ALWAYS IN DEMAND!
Among our One H6ndrcd brands of CIGA1U5, we
would call especial attention to the
"Hon..Bardwoll Blotc,"
The Favorite Bed Brand, Pedro Marias,
The Fragrant Stomp.
They also continue to manufacture
Soda Water in all Its Branches
Together with their
BelfastGingerAle.
WILDER CO.
Importers and Dealers in
LUMBER
BUILDING MATERIALS !
or AM. HIMtN.
JUST RECEIVED
EX
LATE ARRIVALS!
SKVKIlAt
LARGE AND WELL-SELECTED CARGOES
-II!
COUI'ltlHINO
ALL 1J1E USUAL S20CK SIZES
IN
SCANTLING.
TIMBER, PLANK, B0AXD8,
FENCING AND PICKETS
A.LSO. OIV IIAKD
A Most Complete Stoek of
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF WALL PAPER
1.ATCHT asTYLKas.
VAILS, LOCKS,
BOTTS,IiqES1
DRY REDWOOD!
Scanning ; I'lank, turface and rotilt
Itoarda, surfaced and roU(jli ; llatlem,
1'ickeU, lluttic, Lattice, CU,iloaril.
IU, MTtsIM,
Paint and Whitewash Brushss,
WUITK LEAD,
WUITIsllMCT.
lAIXTeL,
METALLIC AND OTHER PA1NTI!
Glass.
alt.
Firawoad.
DOORS SASH BLINDS
ALLaUSM,
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