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THE SATURDAY TRESS.
a n r. v I-a r nil r i n t.i s r. v i: r, k t. r
iiliik nasvairrxn
rivi: noM.Aits a yeaix im AnvAwor.
lYtrtgfi lahsestptlvfis, from li)r,N,ash
tilting to deittnitlnn.
tW!
!HN1hM . lmtlsets will ad.lrrn TIIOS. II.
IllU'M. Manser
III vsiaiiei fc lk ratnrly I'rets sheiild t, aitilre ttuX
i ik nut nu.n I'ni;.-"."
The Two ni.uie.
'llier nil twi Klne fllll In llio titlrn,
On A tlcli man's Ul.lc, tlm In rlnti
t tw imlih unit tnl a I lit,
ii.l was tlMt Ibo rnsUl fltvol.
JjAl.l th H,AM ii( witto lo llio jvler I'nitliM,
" 11 ns mil Um Inlcs f tins jat lo mcIi uttier i
1 Mtii ttll tt Iwtlirirtrt mhI toTrl mhI mttlli,
Anil lti inimlr ml Rtunilcal wnl on rntlli
l'cll iimlcr hit tuiirli n llioncli struck lij till;lit,
her I win king, (or 1 mini In mliiM.
J'mm tlio liomls of kliiR 1 Iiatc lorn llio crown,
Ytwa tlio hljjhl nf fame) 1 lint Inttlnl men tlonn.
I tmt a taken vlttttc niiil cltrn Miam)
1 Iiit tatnplril thn until wllh i alp, n Inilc,
Tlial lm made Ms future ft ItAiiru waste.
Vf crrvitrr than n Vlngnnt I.
Or tlinu Mir MiuT IftiMtli Hip aky.
I tisi niAilo llii arm nf the iltlvrr All,
Aiul nml tin. trnln from tho Iron mil)
I listo mailo ciil ships r? ilown Al sea,
Anil llm slitlrks of llio lnt wt-rn sweet lo m
I'uf lliry mill, ltrlinM ,n urrxt jmt lip I
Fame, strrJtrjtli, mm I tli. KonitK .-torr Ton fllf
Ami ytmr intniit Anil j-smrr Slootet nil,
Ho' llo'pilo linllirr,"lAliKlinl llio wlnrs
"1iu Jim Uvttt tif i1kIim KmilM mine?"
Ssld llio writer rIam, "I rnnnol lnil
Of a Vlni; ilctlironn.1 ir A iimrttcrml host )
lint I Mil trll n( a lirart "lion Mil,
f lty mr f rystal ilrci made Until ami cIai!
Of thttti I've qnrnrlinl Ami liniwi Vrp Inml
Of IiaihIa I'tr roolo! aihI itmU I Iiato iwmil I
I lmp IrAtl tlittniKU tlie AllrrK, lUnliril iliinn
tlm mount n I n,
Jlowiil In Hie nvrr nml nlynl In llio fonntnln,
Mrpl in llw nnhlnr Ami ilrcippol frunt tho f ky,
Ami rrrrjrulirro clnililrnnl tlm lniulcni mill ptp.
I Iiatc Al Uia IkiI foirlimil of foTf r And jvifn )
1 Iiatp mnile tb Twnf! infAilJws crow fcttllo
lth cnln;
I c.in trll of tlio owt(nl t of llio mill,
TliAl Knnitul out tho flonr aiuI tnrncil At iuj will.
1 OAn trll of ittAtiltooi! ilflmrtl lij Jim,
TliM 1 liatti Jlfil Ami rnittiinl aiiw.
1 chi-tr. I ltfli. 1 AtmiKtlirn nml nl.li
1 clAiUltn tl:o IioaiI of in nn Ami mniil ;
I itt tbr rliAlnnl wlnr-Mi'llvo ftrp.
And All Atr Iwtlrr for kmmltiK mr."
TIicmi ai the IaIm tlirj tolil i-acIi ollirr,
Tlip qUm uf nini niitl it lrt lirotlirr,
A lhpj.t Irvclhrr fillrtl d llio brim,
On Uio rich ninn'a tnlilo rim to rim.
Reminiscences of Honolulu. No 8.
Tbo thirljr-first of Jiilyvrns formerly the
Hawaiian lioliilny most imircrsally and
thoroughly observed, as will bercraombered
by those familiar with our Island history, for
on that clay, in tho year 18-13, tho national
Hag, which had been lowered by Lord
Georgo Pntilet in H.U.M.'s.S. Caritfurt,
watt rc-hoisted by Admiral Thomas in the
Jhiblin. King Knnikcaouli and his chiefs
and jcoplo wcro ovcrjoyctl at tho recovery
or their nntional sovcruignty, nnd "lleslorn
tion Day," was nt oneo placcil at the head
of national holidayo. Its obsorranco ni
such was continued until during tho reign
cf Knmohameha V. when it wns dropped,
for tho reason, it wns believed, that it wai
an unpleasant rcmiodcr of an net of in.
'justice dono by a DriliMi officer, nnd there
fore rcpognnnt to tho principal iliimter of
tho Crown at that time, who wns a Scotch
rann. Hut in the days of Kauikcaouli " tho
good," tho day was kept with grwt dis
play, for those times.
Tho most noteworthy celebration of
n holiday in my "recollections of
Honolulu, occurred on tho 31st of
July, 1847, being tho fourth auni
vcrsnry of llcsloralion Day. Trepira
tions had been going on for a week nnd
materials collected forn graud Amu feast at
tho King's country residence in Nunnnu
valley, a few miles this sido of tho Pali.
Tho native began to go np tbo valley in
crowds nt early dawn. At 8 o'clock a'gun
from the fort was tho signal for tho dis
play of bunting all over tho town nnd from
tho shipping in port. At 10 o'clock tho
Royal pirty, consisting of tbo King and
Queen Kalaraa, with Keoni Aua tho
Premier and wife, left tho I'alaco for Xuu
anu ralloy in tho " Stato carriage. " This
was a ponderous nflair, of au ancient stylo
even thirty odd years ago. It had been n
present from Queen Victoria to Queen
Pomaro of Tahiti, and by tho latter sold
to tho King of Hawaii when sho got into
trouble with tho French in 18 10. On tho
present occasion it wns drawn by four iron-
grey uones, tue unver nnu postillions m
livery, and made n grand appearance
First in tho procession carao throo hundred
infantry; officers on horseback with tho
Uoyal standard and tho Grand Marshals,
Henry Sea, J. It. Jasper and William Jar
rclt, immediately preceded tho Stato car
riago; following this wcro tho Cabinet
Ministers and tbo chiefs on horseback ;
next camo ono thousand horso-women, ftvo
abreast, dressed pretty much alike, wear
ing palm-lcnf hats and Spanish ponchoF,
gay with ribbons and wraiths of flowers;
then two thousand fivo hundred horec-men.
As the procession crossed Ilcrctania street
on Nuuanu, Royal salutes wero Grcd from
tho fort and tho King's yacht, tho Kami
vthatha Iff. Tho Royal party reached
the picnic groutidi at about 11 o'clock in a
pouring rain; in fact, trained in occasional
howcri tbroughonttho day, and tho mud
on the valley road was deep and qnito
liquid from tlio tramping of thousands of
hortus, but no ono cared for rain or mud.
A man stationed nt tho first bridge fur tho
express purpose, counted 4,000 horses go
ing up tho valley and 4,000 returning
visitors from Koolau making the difleronto
in nunjbers.
There was an tmmenso concourco of peo
ple assembled in tho grounds it must bo
remembered that tho native population was
much more numerous tucn tuau now and
tho sceno was a lively and picturesque one.
Two long laiiai, or open-sided ti-lvaf
structure, thickly floored with rushes, and
numerous rustic booth accommoditcd the
native crowds, dressed in their holiday oL
tir, while tbo foreign ladies nnd gentlemen
wero enlcrlaiued in a wooden house. Be
fore dinner, which was set for 2 P.M., the
guest were entertained with somo of tho
ancient nativo games a sham fijjht with
spears; the lua, the art of jiootug men
and of breaking their bones, as was prac
ticed in old savage war times, and the ha.
Lcko, or wrestling match. In tho spear
exercise tbo most expert performer was
John Ii, then one of tho King's counsellors
and tho year following appointed a Judgo
of the Sutierior Court, lie was tall, clean
limbed, and cxcediogly lithe in all his
movements, and it nm a rare sight when ho
toed alone, uuatincd, opposed lo twenty
IrWrsmen ech of whom endeavored to
hit Uim. PexUrously catching tho first
spear that was durtcd, with this ho suc
cessfully parried nil tho rest, tint ecmod
to come in a crowd and were aimed with
furious force at all part of his person.
Aud t?Uca t!e jntsiile or hi assailant had
been all exhausted, he in turn picked up
their spear aud rapidly darted tbeta back
at hi opponents, driving them from the
fiild, aw id the wild applause of the native
spectators. The lua or bone breaking
nich foUqwtd, irf Pf !
Saturday
A'OliUiMia 11, NO. !U
ing, tho Aip)Offil cnplivo simulating with
woiulcrfnl truth to nnturo tho njjonirrt uf
tho tiirhirona ojioralion j whilo thn wrn
tllngnf llio naked performrrn would hivo
dono rrvdit to tho chnmpionii nf llio priso
ring in morn ririliaed countries,
Tim dinner tho ferdtug of tlio ini
inenf o crowd of limn, women nnd children
wnA a sight to bn rnmomlierod. Henry
St, John, tho KiugV steward, hnd thocaro
of this department, nnd ho well utiilflrstooil
his biisine.w. 1'or tho forrign guests, who
wrronot mipppsrd to sijunt on thn nml
with imtlvTA, "tables wro providiil in thn
foltngr, where was nn nbiiuilnnt supply of
food cooked in fomign style; but tho imilti
tuiln worn fml in tho long loiiaif, nt thn fur
end of which wni scnlFil tho Roynl party,
tho Ministers and Cliicfn, Tirst theru wns
singing of bymiio by n rhoir of nativo
school children, lrd by Mcssrn. Marshall
and Frank Johnson, to nirs that sounded
awcetljr to Is'cw England cars Grnco bo-
toro meat wns solemnly siul by .Mr. John
Ii, nnd then, on a signal from tho King,
tho nsscmblngo went vigorously to work on
tbo iinmouso stores of food before them,
llcef, jiOrk, flhh nnd poi, tho staples woro
in profusion (with n mispicioii of dog.) A
memorandum, obtained from St. John tho
steward, will givo an idea of the provisions
at iIu'r King's feast : -71 hogs; -132 large
calabashes of poi; GO- thickens; H wholo
oxen; 2 barrelo snll pork; 2 barrels biscuit;
11,125 salt fish; l.B-'O fresh fish; 12 barrels
luau nnd cabbage; 4 barrels unions; 80
bunches bananas; 5B pino apples; 10 barrels
potatoes; 55 ducks; 82 turkeys, 2,245 comm
unis; 4,000 heads of taro; ISO squid;
oranges, limes, grapes and various fruits.
Altogether it was estimated that enough
wns provided to feast 12,000 pcrsous, nnd
that 10,000 wcro nctually present.
Whilo tho feast was going on, several
old women in tho immedinto neighborhood
of where tho Kiug eat, kept up a constant,
uhnuting of mtla nntho poems in his
honor nnd that of his ancestors, nccom
pinying tho chant with gyrations nnd mo
tions of tho arms. And in tho ovening,
nfler tho most of tho compiny had de
parted, a company of hula girls gavo a
"concert" with their attendant drum nnd
calabash beaters.
Tho King and most of tho guests re
turned to town beforo sundown, somewhat
in tho snmo order ns on going out. During
tho cntiro day I did not observe tho slight
est disorder and no signs of drunkenness
among tho natives. Tho same could not
bo snid in theso days nt tho conclusion of n
public holiday. The fact is, that tho law
prohibiting tho selling or furnishing of in
toxicating drinks to natives was not n dead
letter thirty years ago, ns it virtually
is now.
In tho ovening thero wero roligious
services at Knwainhno Church, which was
filled to overflowing, the King nnd Queen
bciug present. A sermon npropos of tho
occasion, was preached by tho pistor, tho
llov. Richard Armstrong (subsequently
Minister of Public Instruction), tho text
being taken from Psalms 37. 3 "Trust in
tho Lord and do good ; so shnlt thou dwell
in the land, nnd verily thou shalt bo fed. "
There could havo been no question but that
his hoarers had been fed on that day.
King Kauikcaouli "the good" and Queen
Kalama wero n handsomo couplo nnd do
scrvedly popular with nil clnsses. Ho was
at that time thirty-threo years of age, nnd
should havo been just in tho full vigor of
manhood ; hut tho excesses of youth had
nlready begun to tell upon his naturally
strong constitution. Stoutly built, about
5 feet 8 inches in height, darker com
plcxioncd thin most llnwaiiaus, his strongly
marked features wcro nlways boamiog
with kiudncss and good humor. Kalama
nged 23 was n decidedly attractivo looking
woman, tall, well-formed, light com
plexioncd enough for a half-while, bnt with
thoroughly nativo Hawaiian features nnd
largo gazcllo-liko eyes. And sho wns as
amiablo ns eIio was good looking.
H. L. S.
Negroes in tho Orient.
In bis letter to tho Southern Workman
W. X. Armstrong speaks of Negroes occu
pying prominent positions in tho Orient.
Ono of these, S. A. Duller, is n resident of
Shanghai. His psrents wcro of pure Afri
can blood nnd his father was a preacher in
tho City of Washington. Ho loarncd
French, Italian, German and Spanish, nud
when Durlicgamo was nppointcd Minister
to China ho mot Butler in Paris and made
him his private secretary, nnd ho went to
i'ekin nnd Boon learned to speak Chinese
Ho afterward left tho crabissy and went
into tho employ of an American commer
cial company, aud liter wont into tho serv
ice of tho Shanghii Navigation Company.
Tho Chineso in this company had employed
whites bat they took advatitago of tho em
ployers nnd it wns not . until Butler
was engaged by them and placed in
chargo of ono of the most import
ant departments, that they begin to real
izo nnylhiug. He systematized tho busi
ness, brought everything into perfect order
and enforced discipline. This compiny
now owns thirty-six steamers which they
aro running nt n handsomo profit. Wo
havo nlratdy had two of thorn tho Ho
Chunij and Jfee Iroo iu our waters.
They havo monopolized the greater part of
iho homo coast trade and aro now turning
their nttentiun to foreign conquests in the
commercial world. Tho Chinese regard
Butler as n very oblo man and havo im
plicit confidence in bis honesty.
Several weeks after meeting Butler,
when Mr. Armstrong, with King Kala
knua, was on tho royal yacht of the King
of Siam on tho river Menam, on their way
to Bangkok, the yacht stopped nt (ho cus
tom houto to tako on board somo officials.
Ho u at iced a negro in tbo stern of tho
boat and inquired about him. A merchant
said to him in answer to ins inquiry : "Ho
is at tho head of tho custom 1ioum on tho
river. It is a very mpoiuible placo. This
negro is a man of considerable education,
in honost, nnd capable, so ho was nppointcd
to tho place, and dischargtB tho duties
well."
Wailuku Poi Factory.
Ti:ST QUALITY OP VAIAI MAX.
XJ ftfattiuU ccniU&lly. All ordtra Blkd with dt.
II. llAILtV
J1
Wailuku. Maul
o
& f.j it i lit 1. 1111 . "V S.lk7
iin, s.viiiii. a, , ii.v., wsjis.j
Wbe t as4 Hay, H W. i Murray" ii " W, JI
li. u. Hurrays ata -, ji
ruritlsby liOLLIi
VUlsMA r Vti
,..,. niisfrsirttiSfri
HONOLULU, II.
ii. v. ar.viniANCi:,
Ifuvrnllnii Cormil t CmiiiiiiImIoii Morrlmnt
T .11(1 1'lilirninlA 81 , ll , llonin Nn. A
KDWARD imKSTON.
Attorney nml Counsellor nt l.nir,
ly M IVil sitirt linn. Inln I
J. M. OAT & CO., SAIL,MAKi;itS,
Mnkrr-n I Ire Proof HI.hV,
tliiiiolnlii, II I
5S I'lng. nf all ilrtrilpllnni tiimlr anil rfpslrril Ij
,T. NOTT ,fc CO.,
Imtortor nml Dealer In Ktnros, Itnttgrn,
.Metal", Ultimo I'lirnl.tiliis (Iftntlt, I'rorkrtTi Mlnsn imil
tliln.1 nrr, I'rncllcAl Mlrt miln, Itniiiiliilii, II I
CHAMPAQNI'. CIDER MANUFACTORY
AND GROCERY.
f, n. l:i t.lllllit Nlrcf I. ly
JNO. It.miOWN.
Iiisiouor of WhIhIiU nml Mrnsuros,
Iftl llPTftAlltA Httri'l
-IS. Onlrr. rittijin IMt nt Police HIMIom. Shi
A. W. lUCHATUJSOri A CO,
IMiinrrmiK jiii neurit ii
llont., Sluie., riiniUlilm; (lofliln, lloln, I'npt, Ttmikn,
Vllr., IVifiimerj' ami Smik, WaIIIihiii WAtrlirn,
I'Iiip Jci-lry,ric.,ronHr l Viitt nml .Miiclmni M,,
lli'iinlnlu, II. I. I ly
M. DICKSON,
riiotornphlo Artist,
IW nml 101 1'oil Slrcpl,
Plcluri'. of nil lrr. mul kltuU mmle In nnlrr, Ami
rr.iinrs nf nit iti'.filiillont ronMniitlj nn linuil, AUn,
Mirll., L'ntnl", aihI Oiiilnilltcii of tin' Purine, 'J ly
S. MAGNIN,
Importer nml Dooloi- lit Dry nml Funny
GnmU. Boats, Slioon, Ao.,
At Itir (Hr.lt Kntlrrn Ktnie, No. tU l'ntt ."I,, llniiolnlii
M ly
Ii. W. HOPP,
Cnblnot Ma1nr. Uilinltoror, Denlrr in
Ftiriiitiirn,
oSKInc hired, licto ecu Nniinnii nml Port Hlrcclii,
M.lttrr..( cunilnnih nn luintl or mmlo In nriler.
til
TIIOS. Q. THRUM,
Importing nml MniiufntitnrliiK Stntlonor.
Mows Aoiit. Book Ulnilnr, Ac,
Mfrclmnt blrrrt, mill Denier In
Pine Stnllpnery. Ilookr , Mmle, Totk nml Pnnej- (looili,
1 Port htri'it, nenr Hotel, Honolulu, ly
r. x, ires .veil. Jonx nwnsrnz.
WENNER & CO.,
Port hired, oppmltr Oilil Peltowi' Ilnll,
Mnnufnoturlni; Jowolor, Dlmnoml Sottom,
KncrAirr-, nml lle.ilern In Jewelry of nil l.liul.i. hhell
anil Kukul Jeuelrj mmlo lo ortler, Onlern nln re-
erliril n.l Inlllifnlly attenileil In fur all klmti, of llnlr
Work in Jewelry or Xemurlnl Ucln I ly
FRANK GERTZ,
0$ BOOT AND SHOE MAKER
No, 114 Port St., oppotllo P.intheon Klablen,
tool nml NIiopi Simla lit Onlrr, or licit )ln
tcrlnl.nntl nt Itemotiblo lilorH.
Boots nnd Shoos mado for Cash only
'J iy
M. S. GRINDATJM & CO.,
Importer ami Wliolonlo Dealom iu Gone-
ltvl McichnndUo,
5 Jlakcc'ii lllock, iucen Mrect. ly
M. S. GRINBAUM A CO..
Forwnrtlinr: uml ComuiUslnii Morch&nts,
211 California ht.,Snn PrancUco,
Special facilities for nml pirtlc-lsr attention pilil to
S consignments of Inlaml produce ly
VOIjO-A-KTO "33COXJS33
cit.vrr.it ni' or uu.xvr.A.
W. II. IiKNTZ, MANAGER.
Plenty to eat, a ronilnff fire, rloan bmle, and the best
AttcmHnce on the llaivallan lrlnnds.
Vlnlton requiring any unusual illtplay of olcanlc
action Mill klmlly riioMnnai'erat lea t ten day notice
In tine weather, and from elecn to thirteen In foul
5 ly
T. J. MOSSMAN,
Importer anil Deolor in Croclcery,
Plain and Decorated Porcelain, Cut anil Preyed OUbp,
Mirer Plated Ware, Cutlery, Chaiidclleri, Lamps,
Chimneys, Ktc.
Klro Proof More, cor. Kins; nnd Xtinauu St!., Honolulu,
Sly
FRANK II. AUSTIN ic CO.,
Commission Merchants and For
warding Agents.
Olllce No. 20 California St., San Francisco.
Consignment? from the Hawaiian Islands desired.
The Ileal Prices Worranted. anil Sales (liurantced,
B71 4 ly
o, aecrLKEK. o. enoumi
G. SEGELKEN A CO.,
'o. 5 Xiittann Street,
Tirunniths ami Plnmliori. Doolom in Stoves,
Hanzes, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copprr Ware, keep con
.tanily on hand a full assortment of Tlnoare, Galvan
ized Iron and Lead Pipe, India Hubber Hose, Ac., c.
aIy
MAX ECKART,
Watcliniakor, JewoUor, Engraver and
Diamond Setter.
No. G Knahnmanu Mrect, Honolulu. All orders faith
fully executed, SI ly
HIGGINS A JESSETT,
Xoi.UJ ami C King SU,
2stCyf Carrinrto Bnilden, Trim-Sa)
vTyVVmo-n, PalnUrs, VarnUhcm 33
All klnd of Uepalrliis attended to, anil good work
guaranteed at Low Kile.. 8 ly
A. I.. SMITH,
4 1 ront pTBitT, tMroirrrn ivn ocALtn im
3terlden tuidrnple PlateU Ware, lla5Hare, Klngt
CoinblnHtion hpeelaele nud Kye 01acs, ltrackets,
Vases, I.nstral Wire Ware, Pancy S-oaiif, Picture
Pramu, Wo'tenholm'f Pocket Knives, Scissors, Pla
tola, Poirdcr. Miot and Animnnltlnn, Clark's Spool
Cnlton,. Machine Ull. all kinds nf Machine Needle,
"Domestic" Paper Fashions, bole Agent for the uni
versally acknowlcd?cd
Light Running Domeitto Sowlng'Machln
WM, MoCANDLESS,
Xo, B, (lucnii rtlrrrl. l'lll Mnrkel,
Dmler In Choicest llcef. Veal, Mutton, Flth, etc.
l-amllr ami Hhippuiir. urncis carcruny atteuiieii to.
l.Ue btock furnished to vessels at short notice,
.H.l
Vcge tables of all kinds supplied to ontpr.
tl lyr
CHAS. BREWER & CO.,
17 Klll.y NI., Iloitotl.
Agents of Hawaiian Packets,
Qeneral Commission Agents.
Special attention jlven to tho purchailni of (iorxls
for Ibe HaMallaii trade. I'reljlits at the lowest rate.
M ly
C. E. WILLIAMS.
Importer, Manufacturer, Upholitorcr,
and Dealer In Purnllme of Every Description. Kurnl
ture Ware llnouis. No, CI Port blreet. Work bbop al
the Old bland on Hotel htrvet.
HT All Orders Promptly Attended to. Illy
u. .. wuirstr Ksubllsbed P. i. w. noatnTsos
-WHITNEY A ROBERTSON,
(Successors to II, M. Whitney)
Importing anil Manufucturlns Stationer
Publisher, Now Dealers, Book
Binder and Paper Ruler.
II SI Merchant Htref I. Honolulu. II. I. fcVK SO
XXIXOI tab OO.,
BANKERS,
IIOMOI.UI.C, I I I I HAWAIIAN IbIsA.SJDII
UKAW KXCIIASOE OS
IHC 111 OF CUIFORMA, : : ; : SAN rMICISCO
nn ruim aus9T is
Hew York,
IIosIoh, '
Pnrle,
AucliUnrl,
(HE0RIEHTAIB1KK CORPORATION, : t : ; LOIOOI
ami ruim aoixcuts n.
!! KoiikT .
NyUnfy,ana
nclbeurnr,
And transit! a (leneral Banking llnslnest. Ma ly
Billiard Tabic For Bale,
TNPKIIFKCT- OltUKK, STltAIILK
L A HUOIIE8 maker l'hlu Colleniltr cusUloos)
Btrble tr4, '! psrilcaUis emtulrv at
1 COMMgltOIAf. IiILLIAUD I'AKLOHM
c
OfiUMlilA BIVKU HALMOX, IN
kansli tat ball barren. rorsaUir ' I
BOLLS B Co,
itsisajJtkj.
J , .jtuii
J., SATURDAY, OCfrO
r.i). o. nowi:,
Itimsn nml SI1511 I'ntntrr. 1'nper Unni-.or, An
Ml ly Nn l071tln(rHlteet.llmiiih.ihi a
wii.iHiu .v' ':o.,
Comer of Porl unit t'n'cn meets, lloiioliiln,
f,nmber, Talnti, Oils, Nslli, Unit nml llitllillng
JSIJl Mstnrlnlsnf everklnil.
llllS.l. II. Al'fs'l'I.V,
oovnifimiiiioji. jv'X' t. jv iv
e-1 No I.I Kaalininanii street
i'. a. NriiAi-.i'i'.it .v :,,
ImportnrA A. Cointnlanlon Morchnntn
"J Honolulu. Ilaitallan lslsnits. ly
. N. H,U,tllfS,slr4. 31. I.,
BUJIOK0N AND HOMKOPATIUO rilYSICIAM.
Olllco Cornet Port and llerelanla His., Honolulu,
h-:n
b:. i. aiTajin,
Auctioneer ami CommUslon Mcrclinnt,
JM" tneen rlltrtl.Jtnniiliilii. ly
i:i, tlOl'I'.MCIIB.AIM.lilt A: To,,
IMI'OKTKKS AUD COMMISSION MEIICHAWTS
, I "VI lliiliolilliM l.l.ll I. ly
.loiin uusui.l,
-TV,J."i'C33s.lV.111-V JV'JL' XsTVXV
81 ItJ Merchant m cor of Port HI. Hid ly
1'. T. LENEHAN & CO.,
Imyiortorn nml Coinmlnlon Morcilinntu,
W.t Nuiiaiiii Hlren, lloiiuliilu. 111
A. h. vt.tmuuun A. ;..
lui'iiiumis inii HKii:ii m
Ooiiorttl 3iXoxolxtxi.cIlsiot
KVI Corner Ijnei'ii and Kiinliiii'innii Mreets ly
n. iiAcki'ifi.ia Ac ;oV,
OENEUAL COMMISSION AfJKNTS,
CJiiorti Htrrelllfiiitiliiln. II. L ly
a . if . ii n; n ii .
GROCER AND PROVISION DEALER.
Pnmlly (Irncery ami Pied rtloie,
"I ly W Porl Slrrel, llnnnlnlu.
MRS. A. M. MELLIS,
Fnshlnitnliln Droas anil Clonic Maker,
101 Port street, Honolulu, II. I.
KM JI ly
iioim,i:m v ;.,
Ship Chnndlori nnd Commtision Merehants.
importers and Denlns In (leiiernl Mcrchandlie.Queen
! M llniiolnlii. II. I. ly
- .i. .n.vniTi-sji:v, ,m. ii. , . i. n.
Dental Rooms on Fort Street,
Oftleeln Ilrcwer'sJIInck, corner llotclaml Port streets
wi-1 ly Kntranci'. Ilmel Mtriel.
:i::iis iikoivk.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELtOB AT LAW,
XUTAUY PH1IMC,
Anil Agent for Inkluz Acknoivlodi-menta of Initiiimciils
for tlio Island of ilnlin.
oSM No. S Knalinmnnn Ht.. Honolulu, II. I. ly
l.Alfta: A: CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Impnrlera of nml llenlenrs In liny, (lialn, and
Hit tleneral Produce. Honolulu. II. I. ly
.lOUIsj II. IM'l'V,
NOTARY PUBLIC nnd COMMISSIONER of DEED 8
Por the Mate of California nnd Neir York Ofltce at
the Hank of lllshop ,t Co., llonoluln. oKiil ly
JOHN '1 WA'l'I.ICIIOlJlXI..
IUPOKTER AND DEALER IN GENERAL
MEnCHAHDISE.
8J3 Qiien Streel, llonoluln. II. ? ly
Jlio. A. HASSINGEK;
Arjont to talio Aclmnwlmlrciuonts to Con-
trnotn for Lnlior.
S70 1 Interior Olllce, Hon luln. ly
ii. :. ;uc;vrvti. & iiito'riii'.it,
QR0CERY. FEED STORE and BAKERY
Comer Klnc iwd llort HtrecU, llonoluliu I
1 K'l ly '
i:. O. II AIM, At MO..
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE
Dry Uuode, Paints, Oils and (leiicral Merchandise,
S-"J ly Corner Port and King Htf.
ii, A.r. cir.Tr.n.
C. JONES, J 11
C. BREWER & CO..
SHIPPING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
813 Honolulu. Hawaiian Islands. ly
iioht. LKnrns, I c. n. cooke,
1. 1: tv r. it n a : o it i: ,
Successors to Lkmteus A, Dickson,
IMPORTERS & SEALERS IN LUMBER
And nil kinds of llnlldlns Materials.
Port Street. C.VI ly Honolulu,
S. M. CARTER,
Agent to tako AolaiosvlcdKment to Con-
trnot for Lnlior.
Office at P. M. S. l)Kk, Esplanade, Honolulu, II. I.
811 lb ly
lll.l,tiS.sllAM Ac CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALER8 IN HA , ARE
Cutlery, Dry Uoods, Paints and Oils, and Ocneral
Merchandise,
813 Xo. 37 Port Mlrett. Honolulu, ly
cull srntcsCLs.
M.ll.lllWl.N.
IV-M. 4.'. IK WIN Ac CO.,
Sugar Factors and Commission Agents
Honolulu. II. I. f.VJ
.11. ti. UUINIIAIMI Ac CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
In Vashlouuhlu Clutlilni:, Hats, Caps, Hoots, Klines,
and t-Ycry xnrlity of (lenllcmen's Superior Purnl.hlui;
floods, btora In Mnkce'a lllock. Queen btitt llnnn
Inlii. II. 1. ' n.Vi yl
A. W. FEIRCE & CO.,
SHIP CHANDLERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Aor.Ms roil
Ilrand'a Gum aud Ilomb Lonces,
Perry Davit1 Pain Killer,
6W 1 So. 40 Queen St.. Honolulu. ly
riico. ii. w,vvii:n,
(LiTK JiNlo.v, UnEEN k Co.
IMPORTER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND AGENT mil
Lloyd's and I lie Liverpool Uiidemriters,
Ilritlsh and Purilcn Marino Insurnncu Company,
And Xorlheni As stirmice Ccuipuny. oK.ll ly
CA.STLI'. A: HATCH,
Attornoys zvt Xjuvmv.
V. It. CAbTLC, Notary Pnullc. atend all
the Court of the Kingdom.
Particular atlentloii paid lu tho mfciitlallon of Loans,
Ciitiveyaiiclu, Collecting, lie, ovit ,Mnney to loan on
Mortgage.
(Jlllce, .No.13 Kaaliumanu Street Honolulu, Hawaiian
Islands, M. ly
i. N. CASTLE. J. H. ATllEltTON.
CAMTI.I1 A (IIKIUl!,
8HIPPINO AND COMMISSION MEttOHaNTS
IMPOItTKIW AND
Doalors In Conoral Merchandise,
No. 80 King Sired, Honolulu, II. I.
AOKNTK roll
The Union Iitureneei Company nf Han Vranelsco,
l ue ."icw buniaiio i.uu insurunce vuiiipauy, iiosion,
TheOievon Packet Line.
Tbuk'nhala PUntallon,
Tho Haiku Plantation,
Dr, Jayne Son's Cclebrat-
ni iroirincs,
Wlfeeler JC Wilson's Sewlnjr
Machines.
tiaiiuku I'uiuniion,
llainakua Plantation.
oKVlly
IIV.UAM 1IUON.,
Importers of General Merchandise
KUOM
FKAKQE, ENGLAND, GEItMANV, AND
UNITED STATES,
No, S3 Merchant Street, . . Honolulu, II, I,
IIVIIAN 1IUON.,
WHOLESAIiB G1100E118,
tlttndSIS t'tllfonils8lret,
A! r wax umiiu,
HT Piillcularaltcntloa'pald to llllliis and shipping
IsUud orders. bzi ly
HAWUAK
INVESTMENT k AGENCY CO,
LIMITED.
M
0MKY I4ANKB tM VHMTLAMN UK
cerltu
rltus, for lone or short berlodt. Apply lo
VT. L- OUUE.V. V.uatr ;-ro It.
, qca bt, our U. W. Macfultntk Co, M tf
omcc.
- jiisSV.l.i. V
..,,. jtLtAiJ&idL Jte
a.d
Press.
BER 20, 1881.
I'lONEERHTJ'.AM
Cnndy Mnnufactory mul Dnkory
an. xroxuxr,
rrnetlfAt Confectioner, l'aitry Cook nml Hiker,
H7il II llnli'lslreel.lielweeii Nuiiaiiii ami Port illy
i.V. 'oi.i,iiAr,
ntACK3MITHANtlMACHIHI8T
1 1 n rin rilmeliiK, 'iirilnn Uurli,
I'luiitnlliiii .llnrlilnery, An,
MIHlinji nn Klne Hlreet, next t'aslle ,t t'raiU', y
HONOLULU IIipN WORKB CO.
WrPfT..N'l;r"M KIVrtlSlM. IIWUAItMU.1,1
rBikll.W. lloller,C'.H)l.is,f,)n, lltaiiainl l.it,1 U,tattns
Mnohlnory of Hvory Ooaorlptlon
tl" Made to Order. 6
rftrtleulnrnltentlon paid to Slilp'i DlaekirallMnrf
J0II WOnKssetnteilnn llisslinllesl tintlee. iiMMly
" 8111 ATKMKYEIl'tts JAMEH
I'riiatirnl Ilnlnri nml I3er(inilmi.,GIIillii:,
Ornlnltip; nml lintlcrltifi.
No, M Hut,) Ht.. iippnslte Kmnlly Market,
HIT 31 ly
WRAY TAYLOR,
IMANOFUUTK AND 0HUAN TUNKU
t IT- Orders can he left nt T, (I, Thrum' Port Hlreet
anil Mi rf limit Hlreet Htnres, vi llm
iioisIjIstur a cai
X3x'xKKlitm, Apotlioomlon
anii iMi-niiTrin or
Toliaeeo anil I'lffirjl Agints fnr P. Lnrlllnrd ,t Co.,
. H, MiiiImiII ,t tin's Vnnlty Pair, (lonilvrlii ,t IVs Old
Itiilgr, llnchonan it. Lyle'a i'llcliiatcil Plujj Tnliarcmi,
t limn Perfumery, nl Liindon, lliimphreys' Hniiien.
patlilcHpeclfle, Ac. Ac. HW
JOS. E. WISEMAN,
Rrnl Extnto Drnlinr iKniiiloyniontBiironu
Iteuts llonins, Ciitlnge., Houses, nml sell and lenses
Ileal I, statu Iu all parts of Ilia Miifjdnm, Kiuplny
inenl foiind for Ihn.c seeking work In nil Iho vsiIiiiik
lirauclies of liiisliicscimiifclcil with these Islnuils,
"- N. II, l.egnl llociiineiils drawn. Hills Colli did,
Honks sjiiiI Accounts keiit.niiilKeiieralotllcoHnrk Irnns
acted. I'nlrnnnyi! snllclled, Cniiiiulssloti inndi rnto.
Hnnnliilll. H. I. III BI'J
a. av. -tiAci'Aici.Aisji: At :o..
IMPOHTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ilnlilnson'n Plro-Prwif llnllillnir,
Queen Hlreet, Honolulu, II. I.
AIIKHTS r
The (HasgoH nnd Honolulu Linn of Pncki Is.
Tnlni llnv ,t C'o's Liverpool and London Packets,
ThoWnlknpu Plintntlnn.
Tim Hienci r Plniilntloii, 1 1 1 lo.
llaknltii PMiilatlmi, lllln.
Jllrrlees, Tnlt A, U'ntsnn, Hitnar Mnelilnrry,
T'"5 Puulna Hheep ll.inch Ciuiiiaiiy. Kit
H.M. MOORE,
.Tone ajrivEsit,
and iii:am:!i in
Stntloncry, Cigars, Tobacco &c., &c.
nil HIS No, l-J-l Port Street. ly
!B:rl5.s:fcx:r Pigs
jtssnsOOFTIIKI,ll'.siT IHI'IsllTKIs sTrpo
(&-?r 'Irnlns.nndof nil njes, KOH HALi:,fKj?P
u)a lininl and ilollvered to steamer orslSsJJLils
schooner, AT .Mulll'.KATi: PHIOHS.
I'ersniis Ttlnliliijcdi ntnet wllll tlio Heat Ntork
sir tu liiiiri ivlint llioy nuir luttc,
ciiii liny lu inilr liol nkln.
WJ". A. HHIHII'.l'.T, Hawaiian Hntol.
i a. s;iiAi'.ri:ie.
AtlKNT nfllreiiicn Iliinrilnr tlmlerivrlters,
Aiienl nf I)resd;u Board nt Undetvirltere,
Accnt of Vienna Hoard nf Uuilcrvtrltcrs.
Claims against Insiiraiico ('nmanlen Mlthln the Juris
diction of thcnlioio Hoards of Unilernrltersll me
tn ho certified tu by the nboio Ajjent to make them
Millil. HIJ ly
Insuranco Notice
ritltr. AflEXT l-'Olt TI1IC IIIUTISII Per.
M. vnn Murine Insurance Cnmpiny (Limited) has
received Instruction. In Itmluro tlm llnlrsi nt In
surance hetucen Hiinnlulii ninlPnrts In Hie Pacific, and
Is now prepired to Isstiu Policies at the Innest ruloj,
vilth a ppcclal reduction on frelchl per steamers.
Tin.u. ii, uavii.s
8JQ ly
AReut Hrlt. Por, -Mur. Ins. Co., Limited
iiA.iiiiiiiet.-ii. inti:Mi:'si
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Tur. ii.ni:usniM:ii ir.vij imr.N ai.
linlnted Aafiits of tho above Company, are pre
Sared tn Insuro risks nnlnet lire on Stono nud flrlrk
tnltilliiK, and on Mort'liniiillsn stored therein, nn
the mot fitvoraule terms. Por itirtlculars npply nl the
ofdreof ti.ll ly P. A. hOIIAHPHU ,fc CO.
HAMBURC-IViACDEBURC
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OP IIAMDURO.
BlUI.niX'l.N. .lIi:it,'IIA.MIHE. IIJIISI.
TUHK and Machinery Insiircil against l'lrc nn the
lnost favorablo terms.
A. JAKIsKIt, Agent for tho Hawaiian Islands.
RU ly
Insurance Notice.
Tim I'Mti'dtsiiiMiii Aitu iti:iAitr.i
to write upnu Merchandise, per first-class easels
between this ond tho Coist Ports, coierlng loss or
damage. If amonntliig to 10 per cent, or more, on the
sound value of thn wholo shipment at port of ilelliery,
upon fuorablu tenns.
I1IHIIOP ,t Co.
Asents of tho Plremen's Piinil Insurance Company,
llou9liilu,,Ian.Ui), 18S0. ST:! 3m
FIREMAN'S FUJSfD
lnsurancGCompar.y.
A Leading Home Company.
Assets, June. Will ST07,1i 17.17
Addlltonal Cash Capital (nnw being called 111) :a), M
Tntal.Asscli 1,U7,:I7.17
rpilli VlliVZMXXiiTvU'Sn 1NSUK
X ANGK COMPANY basis Its claims to Iho best
patronogo upon Its sound financial condition, reinforced
by Its accession of cspltil. ghlug it mcr a million
dollars) In assets; Its eitcnelvo system of Agencies, In
suring It n largo premium Income, without tho nccei
slty nf heavy cnnccntritlou of Hues; Its ndhereneo tn
thn best principle, nnd prnetlccs of Underwriting; by
open, fair and clearly expressed contracts, and prompt
anil iqutlaulo adjustment aud payment of legltluiata
losses.
Pur seventeen years It has been favorably known ns a
cnuservatlio underwriter, and during Hut time has
paid over
1,000,000 IN LOSSES,
Passing triumphantly through the heaviest conflagra
tions Known lu modern history,
IIINIIIII .V Co, Airr-iil,
1 3m Honolulu, H.I.
THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Established 1B.W.
Unlimited Liability to Stockholders.
Aisels S31.cryi.UO
ltcserve , j O.TW.icjci
Income for IHTtl:
Premiums received alter deduction of rein-
aurance,.. ,.,.i , $ ,3&!,S!i3
Losses promptly adjusted and paid here.
13m IIINIIOI' A Co., Agent.
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY
UV MAN i'ltAMIIItlO,
IWOOUPOllATED, 180B
CASTLE It COOKE, AGENTS
171
I'nr tlio tr nllssit Islnmls.
Rhortlnh Woatphnllan Lloyd
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of M. ULAUUAt'll, Hlieiilsh lrualn.
Aaclion and Leipzig Insuranco Co,,
Limited,
or aai iu:.t. (Aix-i.i.ciiAi'ixi.t:,)
AM. CI.AIMN 1'Ult l-AIITII'L'I.AH AVKK,
A(IK su.Ulni-1 by tlooits anhlng here, and In
sured In Hie above Companies, base to bo made with
IhecognUanceof and certified to by thn undersigned,
in order lo be r-tlld, J V tJLADE, Agent.
SI? ly
IRRIGATION !
IHUKsATION' AlTKIt TIIIH DATK
Isslrklly prohibited, except bttweeii ibe hours of
loMsi,su,.stua4lup.ni. l. H. PHKETII.
ApprotcUi Jiuperlntendentaf Water Woik
(Slcoid) II. A P. Rsria, Mlnlsttr of lutcrlor.
Honolulu. April llh. Ibel sTTi Xtf
WIltE RIGGING.
Sism rmou iixch tu i ixciikm. run
tale by UOLLES A CO.
I V liaalijr'ifrin if 1 - inWtiatilitlii i tsiw.tj
WHOLE NUMBER Gl.
lloHton Ho.irtl of HiiilcrwT.irrs.
I I'. M I'M for llm llnitsills,,! Islnuils,
" 'r t iiiir.tvi'.ii Ai ((),
A
riill.it1clitil.i lionrtt of lliidf nvrllrrs.
A
IIKNTM ror (tin lUivnllnit IsUn.ls,
' 'y ititr,u'r.ii,(.(vi
WILDER & CO.,
AkciiIk lor llm llnnnllnii lnluiiiU,
oi" tiii:-
Mutual Jjil'o Insuranco Co.
i' yv.w rmiii,
Lnritofit, Hnfont nnd Mont
ECONOMICAL LIFE INS. CO.
IN THE WORLD!
Acocto (1880) ..,$90,000,000
Now in a Oood Timo to Insuro
Nime lint Prst class risks taken.
. mi an
THH
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.
omOnTO.V.MACS
IHIItMl I'O hat i:i, ns.in.
7 OUlat 1'itrtl; Mutual Life. Tmurunce Co.ln
tint United Motes.
rollelei Inued on tho raoit favorable Tormi.
Ilxmiiiln ol (iii.riirri-lliir I'lnn
I.V8UHKI) A(li:,f YllAIIH-UltlH.VAIir LII'IC
PLANi
1 Annual premliiiu cnullunes Policy 3 years 3 dnr
Allium prcmliiins Limtlmio Policy I years ISilays
3 Annual premiums rontlniie Policy ii years OTiIays
I Annual premium, roiiltuun Policy Hyeirs IS days
n Annual premiums conlliiuo Policy I'J years M days
A.ssjswotM, f BXa,DOO,OOOI
I.osipn I'll i IIii-oiikIi Honolulu Aprury,
f40,00Q
CASTLE & COOKE, A J E NTS
Ml KOIl I'lff. HAWAIIAN tMI.ANIIH ..
noHTiinniTHH and mp-roantilr
Xna-ux'auoo Ooinpftjiy
Or Lomlou nml Ediiilmre.
ar i"xt an .
Estnbllshod 1800.
Ilasourcea of the Company ni nl 31st Hcccmbcr, 1880t
aun.ciiiiiBiiCAi-irAL Pine Punu
;''l I'l'., iittnjm lleservo...,8ll,r,70 13 II
Uncalled I.Vij.mu Premium He-
serve 3I7.0S7 10 10
JWWJ.W) Ilalanre of '
I'rnm and
Loss Acc.nD.OW 9 2
., 1,201,211 6 IP
i "zy,ypronTnK v.tn IBM Fire Prcmlumn nnd In-
iPVClit JLlJJl l,lMJlj J,
K.IIOPl'HOHLAP.ilHIt A CO.,
w- " Agents fur the Hawaiian Islands.
THAI H-A'I'l. ANTIC
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF IIA.SIIIDIKJ.
Capital nf lheCnmp'iny.tItescrvo..ltclclismnrlli,0(V).l)
their Ito-Insuromo Companies " iui,r,ai,(ju
Total.
Ilclchsmark 107,050,0011
NORTH GERMAN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
or iiA.iiituiiii,
CspllalnMhoCnmpany,tI!esene..Itelc!ismark8,),Ono
their Itc-lnsiirance Companies " :r,0ii,0U0
Total Hclchtmark 13,WUuJu
Nciiu'F.ixr.iiiKC'iii: i.i.orn
RUCK VERSICHERUNGS GESELLSCHAFT
OF WINTERTHUR.
Capital of the Company franca 5,000,000
'tn: ii.viu:ii.sit7xiii)7iiif kiiai. a u i:th
M. of the nhovn thrco companies for the Hawaiian
Islands, ore vreparcd In Insuro llulldlnie, Purnlturc.
.Merchandlsoanil Produce, .Machinery, Ac, also Suj-ar
and Jllco .Mills, nnd vessels In tho harbor, njalnst loss
or dimnne by lire, on the most favorable terms,
m' 'y II. HAOKPKLH ,t CO.
GERMAN LLOYD
Marine Insurance Company of Berlin.
F O 11 T UNA
General lnsuranceCompany of Berlin.
mm: Anovr. i.mjkakci; compamri
Jllini established n Ocneral Ajency here, and the
iiinlerslsnid, Ocneral Afents, aro anthoilzed to take
KlitkN iixaliiHt Hie IliuiKi-rniir the Ncnisnt tlio
Mom IteiiKiiiinlilu Jtiiton, nml oil the
Most I'nsornlilo Terms.
eV.7 1y I'.A..SClIAi:Fi:it.t, CO., Cencral Agenls.
"W-sEWsEV tTellAT".
MANUI'ACTURCU 01'
REFINED A. NO. 1 SUGAR
n v
ip. ixom :r,
Pratical Confectioner & Pastry Cook
IB ..a. IE 3G2 xi -s-
Pionoor Stoam Candy, Factory
Lemon and Tamarind Syrups always) on hand
T , ua. a, rinds
Put up In A. No. I Itcfincil Sugars, lil.hly
recommended for Sea voyages.
American, French, English
ami
German Pastries
Made to Order at short Notice
WoddlnK Cakos Ornamontoc!
In the highest bt)lo of Art.
Itlcli fresh home made ChocnlateCreams, Cocoanul and
Cream Candles.
!. 71 Hotel Ntrcrt lift. rYiiiirtuia nml t'orl
f05 ly qr
'rilO.UAM IsAC'IC,
M AOSCiSTIS
Nn. 40 Fort Nlreel,
Will attend to all orders tu the
$4
CLOK, GUN X GENERAL REPAIR LINE.
He will give special attention to cleaning, repairing
ml reculatlnc bcvilnz .Machines, ami all other kinds of
l.lcht .Machinery and Alttal Work cf every description.
llUcknuilllilue, tic.
Also, on band anil fur sale cheap,
A Variety of Sowing Maohin.es
lludsj. I'lsluU. Midi, Auiiuiiuitlon,
Kacbino Oil, STocdlca, Ac, Ac, sfce.
HewlnK Machine Tuckers, Hinders, ami all other extra
and duplicate pails nf machlues supplied on sbori no
tice. r Hcil .MsclilncTwIst.-nu
&f .3it fit fafs Kl'lJun r
1 he Florence Uenln; Marlilnr, front SI0 tn 40.
While He Ins Machine from 13 to $73.
Home bliatllo Wenlm: Macblue, from ia $V.
J -Including all eilras, nul ly
KNOWLES'
STEAM AND VACUUM PUMPS
rpiIKUXUKIlSIONKOIIAVKsfUST
JL. rtcrlved per Amy Turner, from Hoilon, a full as.
siirtmcnt "1 these celebrated pumps, which are euaran
teed lobe climp'r and better than any other style of
pump Imported. We call Iho attention nf planters par
ticularly to the Vacuum Pump, which Is less couipll
calf I ami more aerrlcabla thaa other pumps,
nnaui 15 if v llltKU'KIt A- CO
The Germauia Market
II
AN HIlllXTIKIUOtllllll.Y KIIMMVATIIU,
snq is noircouiuniiy in receipt urine uioi
IIKKI', MUTTON, VK.VIs AM) I.AMII,
I'roia Choicest lleijs.
1'mk SauMjfs. Uolmrnas. Ileoit Cheese, (I'-riuan
eiaussie.. Ac, alwajrs on hand, at also the txsl of Poul
try slid Pish. J
Oar Most, ars til cut and put up In Castsrn style. All
ordsri Ulthfully atltnde4 to, tod delW ercd In any part
of Ike city.
ta to lUL'I'P is SOHItADEK. I'ropiUtors.
Extra Men leaf
Emft&x.Kjiiir
i'Orftij
,i
HOLLISTER & GO.
!!i:iiu:Ar. to
INFORM THE PUBL C
Tlint limy lisvn imiveil Into ttinlr
NKW ANII (J0M.V0IU0IIN HTOIMI,
In tlm I'tre Proof llulMlnid
wo. nn NuuANi; KxiiKirr.
Three iloors briny, iMmMtUrnt, vihsre may 1,. foinsj
Ike most complete assnilmenl of
Drugo, Ghomtcnlii & Toilot Ar tiolcn
iN'riir. rirr.
AninnBAfewiifthelrHpeelslllesmsy h foll, r
Tlio Crown Goods
CONHlririNO OP
Porfumon, Soapo, Coflmoticw,
ANII Till! ti: Mill ATI! I)
Opaline Face Powder.
H JTim-V t'.'.Ts.'! 'i ,'1M:eU " "'" Mfiheel Rwsrd l the late
Hdney Lihlbltlaii nnr all uiher timipetllors.
a .; a n a u a s s o ji t m e n u.1
or joiik ooflwnrx's
Hair and Tooth Brushes.
(Jiiiiicllliio rortlic Coiiiili'xluii nml Truths
LUBIN'8 AND PINAUD'8
Soaps Coimotlca nml Face Powder,
CELLULOID TRUSSES
Especially adapted to this climate.
A Pull Line of
lIimitilii'oy'H ll()iiicoiiitlilc HpnrlNcH,
.Cnrliollc Acid and C'hlnrlilo of Lime, for disinfect
lli purposes,
Agent for P. Lorillartl & Co' Celebrated
Tobaccos, and Drawing Boom
Tobacco nnd Cigarettes,
Buchanan & Lylo's Tobaccos,
W'hfcli ive have lately Intrndnd here, and which Is
rapidly ((rowing lulofaror and demand.
WM. S. KIMBALL & CO'S VANITY FAIR
TOIIACCO AND CKIAHKTTKH,-,
Which aro so well known nil over the world as to need
no comment from us.
Goodwin & Co's Old Jndgo
TOIIACCO AM) OIOAItKTTEH
ALWAYS IN DEMAND!
Among our Ono Hundred brands of CIOAltS, we
would call especial attention to the
" Hon.;Bardwell Slotc,"
Tho Favorito Hed Brand, Pedro Muriaa,
Tho Fragrant Stump.
They also continue to manufacture
Soda Wator in all Its Branches
Together wllh their
BclfastGingcrAlc.
67U 30
WILDER CO.
Importors and Dealers in
LUMBER
AND
BUILDING MATERIALS !
Ol' AM. KIKDM.
JUST RECEIVED
KX '
LATE ARRIVALS!
SI'.VKItAL-
URGE AND WELL-SELECTED CARGOES
ItTII-lilUfflli,
HW COMPP.lHINfl
all hie usual siock sizes
scantling,
timbeb, plahk, b0ard8,
fencing and pickets
ALSO; OIV I-I.V:LNX
A Most Complete Stock of
V FINE ASSORTMENT OF WALL PAPER
lATUiT sTYI.i:tt.
NAILS, LOCKS,
BUTTS, HIN0ES,
BOLTS. SCREWS. Etc
DRY REDWOOD!
Scanlllnj;; l'lanlc, inrfoce and rough ,
Hoard, surfaced nnd rour;hj Hatlcni.
rickols, Ilualic, Uttice, Clapboard.
AlkO, KttllU,
Paint and Whitowash llrushes.
MUtrU LEAH,
wiiiTiiii.'vcr,
1'AISITMIL.
NETiLLIC AND OTHER FAINTS!
Class.
Salt.
Firewood.
DOORS SASH BLINDS
ALLNIZKa,
Of Eastern and California Make.
MK 8..LE IX QUANTITIES 1 HIT
AMU AT
o isy I'ltiojia
iu in
LIME! LIME!
EX UKTXU WHERTI.KR" AI'RUs
,la, roriilsby 34 BOlUCO
ffaW-Au
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