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l'or lie wlm lirritkn nil lnn nmy Mill
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'I'liu wretrli tIio nimnurn kikkI vrilti III 1
John O. Whtttitv.
Remlnlncencci of Honolulu. No 0.
Ono of tho mont jtiiportnnt of poverii
intuit luriiHitriH wu itiHtittittil in tlm.yonr
18-JU, tliu iiiiiiolntiiiuiit ninl t-rKsitii7ntinii
of tint " Jlonm tit Coniiiiisiiioiiorri to Quint.
Limt. TilluH." 1W Articln l of An Act to
Oi;iiiiii! tlin fixi'cutivu DupnriimiiiiH,
roiiiiiiinil by Joint Hicord Mini iirtHsed in
lKlft liy tho NoIiIch mid JtiMircrtuiitniiveH,
it was provided that llio King in l'rivy
ouiinu Kiioittti appoint nvo coiiiiiiik
HionorH, ono of whom was lo lm tlm At-tornov-Uutiprnl
of tlin Kingdom, an n
J ion rd for tho invent iyation and final mt
rurtniiitiioiit or roioction of all clainm of
iirivttto individtial.s, whothor ntitivin or
foroigntrn, to any landed jiroperty nc
oniri'd antorior to tho iiitKHtigo of said
Act; tho nwnrdri of whicli Hoard, tinh-HH
apjmaled from as thcroinafter allowed, to
ho hindinij upon tho Government and
itK)ii tho applicant. Tho comniifwionorH
wero duly appointed on tho 11th of
February. t8t(i, and cotiHisted of Wil
liam Kichards, (proviointly an Amorican
MiHrn'onary, but who had taken ofllco tin
der tho King,) John Kicord, Attorney
General, John Y. Kanehoa, (undo of
Queen Emma,) John Ii, (afterwnrds
Jtulgu) and . Kaauwai, (ono of tho Mnui
putty Chiefrt.) The Legislature appeant
to liavo hnd but n very inadeqiinto con
ception of the amount of work that would
devolve upon tho Hoard, an they limited
it oxiHtunco to two years only. Subso
cptont legislation however oxtended it,
and tho commission was finally wound up
on March ill, 1855, having been in opera
tion nine yearn, and accomplished a vast
amount of work in tho adjudication of
many UiouhhihIh of claims. Upon tho
awardfi of this Hoard of Commissioners
rest tho titles to all tho real estato in tllo
Islands.
Previous to tho organization of tho
Laiid Commihsiou tho tenttreH of land in
theso Islands wero very peculiar and
Bomowhiit mixed. By right of conquest
Knmohnmeha I wns tho actual and recog
nized owner of all tho lands throughout
tho Islands, and in conformity with an
cient ctt.totn ho parcoled out theso lands
njnong tho Ghiofsvlw find fought on his
hide. Theso again divided among their
immediatu followers, and ho tho process
of division and subdivision wont on,
through four, live, or six perbons, from
tho King down to tho lowest class o
tenants. In tho principles laid down by
tho Commissioners to bo followed by
them in tho adjudication of claims, but
throo classes of persons wero recognized
t ns hnving vested rights in tho lands, 1st,
tho Government; 2nd, tho Landlord; and
!trd, tho Tenant. In tho constitution of
lfilO, King Kamohamoha III had uindo n
liboral and voluntary gift to his people,
in which for tho first timo tho Govern
ment or body politic and tho King woro
contradistinguished. AVhilo tho lattor ro
tainod his own privato lands, his right as
n third owuor in all tho lauds rovortod to
tho Government. Thoro was a right of
nppoal under tho statute from tho deci
sions of tho Land Commission, lint if no
such appeal was taken such decisions
wero final upon all parties. This was n
very necessary provision, for othorwiso
thoro would be no security for any one's
real estate and no rest for Ins title.
On tho 11th of February, 1810, tho
Board organized by tho election of Mr.
Itichards as President, and tho employ
ment of Mr. Joseph Henry Smith as
Secretary. Mr. Smith continued his con
nection with tho Board during its exis
tence, n largo portion of tho tnno as ono
of tho Commissioners, and subsequently,
up to his death iu 1871, ho tilled tho vory
important iosition of custotlian of tho
lU'cords. Tho meotiugs of tho Board for
business comuienced on tho 4th of March.
They wero hold in a largo thatched build
ing callod ''Halo Knuwila," that stood on
tho sito now occupied by thu storo of
AT.iaoij Tfnnl.'fnlil X: Cn ff vn nun uf
thoso hugo structures built by tho Chiefs
in former times for gatherings in council
nml in vhieh feasts wero soniotimos hold.
The mono " Knuwiln," wils derived from n
spooios of hard reddish wood found on
Kauai, used for wnr canoos, tapu mallots,
iVo., of which tho timbers and rafters wero
made. Tho roof ami bides wero thatched,
not with pili grass ns usual, but with tho
wiro-liko fronds of u shrub called utuht or
uluhce, whicli gi-ows wild iu tho mountains
of this Island, nnd is vory durable for
houMti covering.
Insido this building nnd nrotind its
doors on overy Wednesday wero to bo
hoou crowds of natives, with hero nnd
thero u forviguer, waiting to bo callod up
to prove their claims. Tho questions
which tho Board was called on to docido.
pertained to: Prescription occupancy,
tixturos, untivo usages in regard to land
touures, wider privileges nud rights of
piscary, tho rights of women, tho rights
of absentees, tenancy nnd sub-tonnuoy,
friuiogonituro nnd rights of ndoptiou.
n tho published "Principles" ndopted by
tho Board thoy suy: "Tho shnro of tho
Goverwuont, or tho body politic, to bo
oommuUd for with tho Minister of tho
Interior by any continnod claimant wish
ing to obtain a feu simple titlo under tho
law, this Board understand, from tho evi
dence mlduced before them, to bo ono
third part of tho vnluo of tholand, with
out improvements, which third i)iirt of
Huimnrovod vulue, being paid by tho con
Urniod claimnut, should extinguish tho
King's privuto rights in tho land, riud
leave such claimant nu nllotlmm, subject
ouly to tho coriwnito rights of tho body
politic, to bo oxcrU'd by tho King under
uuthorixatiou of tho laws," ias.
On tho 18th August, 1817, Mossra.
Bichurds and Kuuohou rosignod from tho
Bourd, nud Messrs. W. L. Loo und N.
Nnraauu woro upiwiutod in their places.
And ns Yucauciou occurred iu bubauquout
VOIAJMV) II., NO.
years from denth or resignation, they
were tilled bv (1. M. Robertson, J. Kn
Kaiilnhao J. II. Kmilh and H. P. Knlania.
Mr. Itichartls, who had been in falling
iii'iillli riint'ti July, died November 7, 1HI7,
aged M. 11 n win II in I seiod whilo in
I'ntv CoiiiipII, with a faintin'SH, and after
wnrtlM lost his memory of names, Afire
lion of the brain was. I ho imtuediato cntiii)
of dentil, which look place nl tho lesi
tlenco of the Hc!r, Iiowull Hittilh, on Itere
tauia street. Mr, Hicharils wnn born at
I'liiinlleld, Mans, in 171)11; ,grndtiiitiul at
Williams College in 1HIH, and at Andover
in I8'22t nailed as a missionary to these
islands Nov. lit, IHW, in company with
Messrs. Hishop, Chamberlain, Ktowarl and
Hly, arriving at Honolulu April i!7, lh'JII.
His linit anil coiil itittous station whilo ho
remained connected with the Hoard. waM
at Iiahainn, where for a neriod of fifteen
years ho Yielded n jiowerful inlltitince for
gootl with both Chiefs and people. Jt was
during his stay at Lnhaina that an nfl'ray
occurred between the now of the IJ. .
schooner IMnhin and the natives, irrowinir
out of the refusal of tho latter lo permit
their women to go on board the schooner.
"Mud Jack" I'ercival was tho naval com
mander, and ho attribtilcd tho Mt to the
itilliieni'o of Mr. Kichards-- and no doubt
correctly. Hut for tho bravo resistance of
the natives on that occasion tho infuriated
nailors would niuttistional)ly have done
serious injury to the pcrbon and property
of the missionary.
On tho lid of July, 18118, at tho earnest
request of the King, Mr. Richards re
signed his connection with the A.B.O.F.M.,
and thenceforward devoted himself to the
business of teaching and advising the
Chiefs. Nothing of importance was done
withoutcoiistilting A'Mr,ashe wns called.
Ilowas virtually the author of tho Consti
tution of 1810, which, with all itscrtidities,
was founded upon tho woid of God, and
contained all the grand outlines of a
Constitutional and responsible Govern
ment. Mention has been made beforo iu
these reminiscences of the mission of
ltichnrds anil Haalilo to tho United States
and Europe in 18115, Iho result of which
wns tho recognition of Hawaiian In
dependence by the former Government in
December, 18115, and by thoso of Franco
and England in November, 18111. Mr.
Richards was appointed by tho King Min
istorof Public Instruction in April, 18l(i.
Uiinssuming, kind and courteous to all, ho
was regretted by all who know him, and
by none moro than tho King and Chiefs.
"Tho Nuuanti Valloy Cemetery Asso
ciation" was foimedin 18i(i, tho most
nctivo promotors being Jas.F.B. Marshall
nnd tho Ilov. S. C. Damon. "At tho annual
meeting in November, 1817, tho following
ollicers wero chosen for tho ensuing your:
Dr. It. W. Wood, President; Hov. S. C.
Damon, Secretnry nnd Treasurer; "W.
l'nty. Thomas Cummins, F. W. Thompson
nnd it. AV. AVood, Committoo of arrango
monts. Measures woro adopted for on
closing tho ground with a stono wnll nnd
for procuring nn iron gato. Tho graves
wero fow and far betweon in tho ccmetory
thirty-fivo years ago; but ah, thoy crowd
each othor to-dayl H. L. S.
President Arthur'B Address at Yorktown.
Upon this soil, ono hundred years ngo,
our torefnthers brought tun succosuftil issuo
thoir heroic strugglo for itidcpoudoaco.
Hero nnd then wns established, nud ns wo
trust mndo sccuro upon this continout for
nges yet to corne, thnt principlo of govern
ment which is tho vory filiro of our political
system the sovereignty of the people. Tho
resentments which nttended, nnd for n
timo survived the clnsh of nrms, hnvo long
since con sod to nnimnto our hearts. It is
with no feeling of o.xnltntion over a dofc.it
cd foo thnt to-dny wo summon up n romem
hrnnco of thoso evouts which hnvo mndo
holy tho ground whereon wo trend. Surely
no such unworthy lontimcut could find
hnrbor in our honrtp, so profoundly fillod
with tho expression of sorrow nnd sympn.
thy which uur Nntionnl bereavement h.ts
evoked from tho pcoplo of England ami
their nuguht Sovereign, hut it is titling thnt
wo should gather hero to refresh our soule
with tho contemplation of tho unfaltoring
patriotism, tho sturdy zeal and sublime
faith which achieved tho results wo now
commemorate, so that, if wo learn aright
tho lesson of tho hour, wo shall transmit to
tho generation which shall follow, tho
prouiuus legacy which our fathers lctt to us
tho lovo of liberty, protected by law. Of
that historic fcuiio which wo hero eclobrnte,
no fenturo is more prominent rmd nono
more touching than the participation of our
gallant allies from across tho sen. It was
their presence which gnvo n fresh nnd vig.
oro'iB impuUe to tho hopes of onr country
men, when well nigh dishenrtoned by along
series of disasters. It wns their noblo nud
generous aid extended in iho dnrkost period
of thu struggle, which gives their coming
a cordial welcome. You hnvo a right to
slmro with us in tho associations which
cluster nbout tho dny when your fathers
fought sido by side with our fathers iu tho
ciuiso which wns theto crowned with suc
eoti, nnd none of tho memories nwnkoncd
by this anniversary nro moro grntcful to us
nil than tho reflection thnt tho national
friendships thou ku closely cemented, hnvo
outlasted tho mutations of n changeful cen
tury. Gud grant, my countryttiou, that
they tuny ever remain unshaken, nud thnt
over henceforth with ourselves nud with
nil nations of tho earth wo tuny bo at ponce.
Aftor tho ceremonies, participated in by
French nnd German vibitorts, wero over,
Sccietnry lilaiuo rend nu order signed by
President Arthur, directing thnt in recog
nition of tho hippy rotations between Gro.it
Britnin and thu United States, and ns n
murk of Auicticn's profound respectfor her
gracious Majesty, tho British ling be eh.
luted nt tho conclusion of these ceremonies
by tho unity and navy of the United States.
A person overheard two countrymen,
who woro observing a naturalist iu tho
field collcctiug insects, say to ono nnother:
' Whnt's that fellow doing, John?" "Why,
he's n nnturaliut." "What's thntr'
" Why, otio who cntchoi gunts, to ho sure,"
UundiilterMed gratitude: "Did yon
obtorve that woman?" said n getitltmnti
to his cotnpiuion, ns n shnrp-featured fe
male bwent haughtily by them. The friend
nodded to indicate that he hnd oboei vtd
her. " Well, I'm indebted to her for the
chief happinoss of my life." " Indoedj I
can imagiuo the gratitude you must feel
toward her." " No, you can't; only her
prei-ont husband can do that. Ten roars
ngo I asked her baud in marriage, and tho
refuted me," lirooklyn Htgk.
10.1 HONOLULU, J-l.
II. W. .SKVKHANCi:,
Itnwnllnn CoikiiI tie. Comitilinliiii Morrlinnt
? Hint'nllfiitKlil HI I nl . Ilmilil Nu I Ij
KnWAItD IMIKSTON,
Alliirnx)' nml Ciilillnollnr nl T.nw,
Ijr ill I'm! Htrtl llniii.lolil ,l
J. M. OAT A; CO., SAIIiMAKKKS,"
Mnki-n' I'lri Proof Illiirk.
Ilnmiliilu. II I
SS Ys, nf til ilricilillon inioVniiit r'lmlrnt. j
J. Mo-rr Si co.,
Inijinrtnrn nml T)nilnr lit Ulovrm, Ilnnnc,
Mi nil, llniiai! I lillilililnt' ""'nl" ( ri.il.Mf. Illn. Ami
ihlim Wnn1, Pnictltnl n-r niilo, lluiiolulii, It. I
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CHAMPAONU CIDKIl MANUFACTORY
AND OROOFdlY.
A Mo. Ill I. Illlin Mri'i'l, f
JNO. H.J1IIOWN.
Illnjirotor of Wnl;htn nml Mnninrri,
ll Mrri'tniiln Hlli'i'l
4't OnlrrR rnn t)i lift at Pnllrr Slntlnii. Cm
A. W. niCHAllDSON & CO.,
IjMIIIIITrill AMI 1IKA J.IIIll IN
Hint, Hliorn, PiiriilFhlin; flnml, lltili, CupF. Trunks,
Vllt, Prrfiiiurr nml ttunii), Hiilllmiii Uutchi'a,
l'lnc Jcm-lrr, i-tc, 'onitr uf Full ami .Merchant M.,
lliuioliilii, II. I, I Ijr
M. DICKSON,
PliotoKrniililo Arlliit,
1CI ninl 101 Kurt Street.
Plrtnrefl of nil nrv ninl klniU motle In onler, nnil
I'rmiicii nf All ilcrcrlptlniiii cnnvtiiulljr on IiiiiiiI, AIfii,
Hlirlla, Curaln, nml Untliilll' nf Um l'liclllc. t 1
S. MAONIN,
Importer nml Dralnr in Dry nnit Tnnry
GiiiiiU, Bont, Bhoon, &c,
AttlinOrrnt I'.iiflrrn Mlorr. Nil. OJ I'nrt St.. Ilnnoliilu
M ly
Ij. W. HOPP,
Onhlnet Mnlior, Upholsterer, Denier In
x ttriiltnre,
No. SSKIiik Htrrtl, lnti'i'ii Nuininii nml Furl Htrcet.
Mntlrrimi' cnmlniiily mi luiml nr tnailr In orilcr.
CJr
TIIOS. a. THRUM,
Importing nml MnnufiiclurliiK Stationer.
Hewn A;om(. Book Dimlor, &o.,
.MercliHtit Struct, unit llcnUr In
Kino HtatlmnTy, llunl.ii, Miolr, Tiun nml Fancy Oomlt,
I lort Street, nenr lliilrl, Honolulu. ly
FRANK GERTZ,
BOOT A ND SHOE MAKER
Nu. HI l'nrt M., iippoilto l'nnthcnn SUblcii,
lloii nml nliiii'n ?litil In Orilrr, of ll"il Ht n
tirll,liiiil lit llriiNOlitilr I'rlrr.
Boots nnd Shoos mndo for Cash only
a ly
M. S. OR1NBAUM & CO
Importoni nml Wholcnalo DcnJorw InOtnx
rnl MorclmiidKo,
2 JIakru' llluck, iiu'cn Street. ly
M. S. GRINBAUM & CO
Forwnnllni; nnd Cniumllon Morohnnta,
H (,'nllfonila St., Wnn l'ranclscu.
Special fAcilitleii far nml partlc'lnr attention pnlil to
vt cnnlninenls nf Inlnnil proiluce. ly
rojLoisrz 2Hk.oxjses
VIIATI'.K or OF KII.Al!i:..
W. II. LKNTZ, MANAGER.
Plenty to rut. n ronnlnc lire, clean beiU, nml tho lieFt
attrnrUnce on tho llnnaunn l-lamli
VUltorn requiring nny unununl display of volcanic
nctlon will kindly jriru Maiinrcr jt lenft tun ilayii notice
tn finewcalhcr, nml from eleven to thirteen In foul
li ly
T. J. MOSSMAN,
Importer nnil Dealer in Crockery,
rinln ami llecorntoit Porccljin, Cut Htitl I'renjicil Olans,
Mlcr Plated Wnre, Cutlery, Chandcllcrc, Lampn,
Chlinncyi, lite.
Flro Proof Sturu, cor. Klne anil Nuuanu Sta., Honolulu.
a iy
FRANK II. AUSTIN & CO.,
Commission Merchants and For
warding Agonts.
Otriro No. 20 California St., Snn Francisco.
Conslsnmenl' from thp Iaiallan Inlands dealrcd.
The Ilcst Prlcca Warranted, and balea Guaranteed.
H71 ly
O. BEOKLKEX. O. E.VOLlXn
G. SEOELKEN & CO.,
No. 5 Niiunnu Street,
Tinimlthn and Plnmberv, Dealers In Stoves,
Itangca, Tin, Sluct Iron nnd Ooppi r Ware, keep ron
Mamlyon hnnctu full numrtmentnf Tinware, Oalvnn
lzcd Iron nnd Lead Pipe, India Itubber Hose, Ac, Xc.
S ly
MAX ECKART,
"Watchmaker, Jeweller, Engraver nnd
Dlntuond Setter.
No. it Kaahnmnim htreet, Honolulu. All nrdcrfl falth
f ully executed. :KI ly
HIGGINS St. JESSETT,
Nni. m nnd J-J King SU,
4$&Jk!&l Carriago Bnililnra, Trlm-Nto
Wayttttinnr, Pnlnton, Vamlslien J2"
All kind of Kspatrlni: attended to, anil good work
guaranteed at Low Kale. 8 ly
A. X.. SMITH.
41 ronT HTREET, INrORTEIl AMI VIXLT.n IX
M'rlden Quadruple Plated Ware, Olaiaware. Klnc'a
Combination Spectacle nnd Kve Olamei. llrackct.
Vase. Luitrnl Wire Wan. I'anry bonp?, Picture
I'rami'a, Woiteiihitlnrii Pocket Knlvei, bclnor, Pla
tol. Powder, hhot and Ainmnntunn, Clark'- Hpool
(Jntton.Marlilnn Oil, all kludi of Muchlno Needles,
"Dnmeiitlc'' I'aper Fahluna, Solo Agent for tho unl
vrraally ncknouledced
Iiight Riinniur; Domentio Sowlnp;'Maohlnt
WM. McCANDLESS,
Ifo. O. Uui'eil Mriifl, l'lll .llnrhrt,
Deiler In Ohnlcol Href, Veal, Mutton, Firh, etc
Family and .Shipping Ordeia earefully ntteiuled to.
l.lvn hliK-k fnruUlu"! Iu vrmeli at ahort notice, anil
Vnaetlil', of all kind auppllcil to order. ?t lyr
CHAS. BREWER & CO.,
U7 Itllliy St.. lloluu.
Agents of Hawaiian PactceU,
General Commission Agent.
Upeclal altentlun glrrn to the. purchailn uf (lnoda
for the llnMulluii trade, l'rrluhla at the loncjt rate.
M ly
C. E. WILIilAMS,
Importer, Manufacturer, Upholsterer,
and Dealer In Furniture of livery Deicrlptlon. t'urnl
lure Ware Itiinnii, No. HI Knit Street. Work Shop at
tho Old Stand on lintel Mrect.
tiy All Order Prniuptly Attended to.
43 ly
u. x. wuiTXET. ll.Ulilt.hcd Hi.V), j, vr. nontHTaoN
WHlTliEY Si ROBERTSON,
(Sncceiiora lo II. M. Whitney)
Importing anil Manufnoturluir Stationers
Fublithers, News Dealers, Book-
Bluiicra nnd Paper Rulers.
I'J A '.'I M erclunt Street. Honolulu. II. I. Sin SO
szsizop cj ao
BANKERS,
HONOLULU. I I I I HAWAIIAN IHI.ANDii
UllAW KXCHASOE ON
1HE BANK OF CALIFORNIA. : : : : SAN FRANCISCO
SU TOJIU aOEMl IX
N.v Vork,
llu.tuu,
i'ntla,
AueliUiid,
THEORIEHTAI BANK CORPORATION, i I : : tONOON
ku tueiii inaMcitia IK-
llsC Kouk,
Syilniy, and
Ilclltournf,
And tranract a lleneral Ilanklne Inilnr. S.tl ly
Billiard Tablo For Salo,
T- PKUKKCr OKUtnt, 8TKAIILK
1. HlHllIKM nukai 1'heUii A Cullender CUilllou.i
nurtile lied. Fur parilcular unqulra at
U CtAlMUItlMAL llll.LIAKD P.MtLOItS
Wailuku Poi Factory.
BKST QUALITY OF 1AIAI MAX
ufaclund conaUnlly. All order filled wlta dla
puck. K. II. UVILEV ,
rg y Wailuku. Maul
MRS. J. SIMMONS,
Teacher of Vooul ud InstrumeataU MaaAo
No. 31 DcrtlanU strict.
So'J ly ijr l lu
T, SATURDAY, NOVUMBtiR 5, 1881.
i:d. c. iiowi
Itmian ami Kin" I'alntnr, l'npor Itnnrtnr, &n
Mi ly Ifn PC Kins Htreet, llnnnlnltt. J
vii.ii:it " a.' ;o".,
Cornr of Fort ami Unren Hlerla, llonnlnln,
l.umhor, Talnti, Otli, Halli, Salt and JlullJInR
Mly Matarlnlanf avory kind.
ni:".i. ii, , j'.s'i'i.x
UounnnTiiiOji jv. i i.a -w
,ft' ?Jn I.I Knahiiiuaiiii atrrei
i'. ,t. Ni'ii.t i:i'i:iit a. :.f
Importorn A. Commloiilon Morahnnts
"'1 llnnol'ilii. Hawaiian Manila. ly
. .N. a ii.tl.llirHJN. 3I.T.,
RU110K0.N AND HOMKOrATHIO IIIYBICIAH.
Oilier- Cnriier Fort ami llerctnnln Hla Honolulu.
h1
i:. I. Ai.t,iiM,
Anctlonccr nntl Commlmilon Merchant,
?C!' . lluMii Hlnrl, Honoliilii. y
i:iriiori's4'ni,Ai:.'i:it a. :,.
IMrOllTEIlS ANI1 COMMIBISION MF.nCHAWTJ
. olTH Honolulu, (Mm, II. I. ly
JOHN RUSSELL,
JVU."l'C3f-XW3ltY V'X' XiV-W
51 m Meicliant HI., cor, of Fort Ht, HID ly
V. T. liENEHAN Be CO.,
Importor ami Comnilialon Mnrnlinntii,
W-'i Niiuanii Streit, llnnnliilii, la
x. h. 'i.i:;icoiii fc ;..
imiinTflia i.in lir.Atcn, it
Oronoral IVrox-claontJlwo,
BM (,'nnifr tjueeii nml Kaaliuinanu Htieela. ly
ii. ii,t;s&i'i:i,i & ;.,
OENEltAI. COMMISSI ffNAOKNTS,
BI3 itaceia Hire i, JhinolnliiILL ly
A. IV .11 V H II.
GROCER AND PROVISION DEALER.
Family drotery and Fctd Mine.
JUly Ml Fort Htirct, Hoiioliiln,
MRS. A. M. MELLIS,
Foaltlonnlile Drew nml Clonk Mnker,
101 Fort atreel, Hoiiolulti, II. I.
n.H Jl ly
iioi,i.i:h ac ;.,
Ship Chandlcra nnd CommiinonMcrchnnta,
Impnrtera ami Dtnlria In (lindal Meiihui.dlir.()ieeu
N h t.. Iloiiolnln. II. I. T
.1. 31. Will I'iMiV, 31. !.. . la. j,.
DcntaUtoonu on Foil Street,
onlec In llrcvirr'F.ltlfirk, tormr Hotel c ml Fort alrieta
Wkl ly Ktitrance, Hotel SlicM.
:i: ii. iiitown.
ATTOBNKY AND COUNiEI.LOIl AT LAW,
iNOTAUV PLIILIC,
AndAgenttnrlnkliiK Arl,nonlrdi;meiilaof lnrtrumcnta
for tin lalaml of onha.
oS.13 Ko. HHnnhiiinniiii M.. lloiioliilu.il. I. ly
ii.ti.M: a. :.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Impnrtera uf nml Dcaicnm In )laj, (Jialu, and
HII Oencral I'ruilucu. Ilinioluln, 11. 1. ly
.IOIIi II. I'A'l'V,
NOTARY PUntlC nnd COMMISSIONER of DEEDS
For tho Mulm of California nnl Jw ork, ODIceat
the llnnk nl llM.cp A; Co., Ilininlulu. ob.li! ly
.ioiia 'r. tt a'ii:iiic4ijm:.
IMFORTEU AND DEA1ER IN GENERAL
MEItCUANDISE.
8J.i Queen Htreet. Iloimlulii. II. T. ly
JNO. A. HASSINOER,
Agont to talio AcltnowlotlRincuU to Con-
triiotH for Labor.
8T0 a Interior Ofllce. Hon luln. ly
it. i:. 3ici.i'vti: At iiito'rni:it,
OROCERY, FEED STORE and BAKERY
Corner Kfiiff and Kort HttccU, Honolulu.
o.ii ij
i:. O. 11 Al.ft, Ac OiS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALEHS IK 11 Rli WARE
Dry Goods, raintu, Oils ontl General XtrchnU!r,
6'JU ly Cornr 1'ort and King Slf.
11. A. 1'. CAUTEIt.
c.j oak , jn
C. BREWER & CO..
SHIPPING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
610
Honolulu, Hawaiian Ialanda.
ItonT. LKWEIts. C.M.COOKE.
i, i: tv i: ie At o o k i; ,
tlucceaaora to I.cwcni A. Dickso.x,
IMPORTERS & DEALERS IN LUMBER
And all klnda of llulldlng Materlala,
Fort Street. 6.VI ly lionolnlii.
-S. M. CARTER,
Agent to tatk Ackuowloiltjmenta to fTtraa-
tract.n for Labor.
Ofllce at r. M. S. Dock, F.9plauudc, Honolulu, II. I.
bll 15 ly
imll.lil.i;ilA3l . JO.,
IMrORTKKS AND DEALERS IN HA ABE
Cutlery, Dry Uood. l'alnta and Olla, and General
Merchandise,
8H No. .17 Fort hlroet. Itimolnlu. ly
Ltit's srntc.SELs.
WM.U.tRntN.
iv .u. . ntnim Ai Co.,
Sugar Factors and Commisiion Agents
Hoiiuliiln. 11.1. Hi
31. IS. III.II,tl)31 .V CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
In Faahlnunulu Clothing. Hata, Capa, Hoota, hho,
nud every variety uf Ucuilenirn'ii Superior KiirulililnR
liinida. rtloie in .Makeo's llluck, (ueiu blitl lluno.
lulu. II. 1. 1S.V1 y
A. W. FEIRCE & CO.,
SHIP 0HAMDLEK8 & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AOEXTH mil
IlrauiFa Guna and Uomb Loncea,
Ferry Darla' Fain Killer,
aw 1 So. Ill Queen Hi.. Honolulu. ly
tii 1:0. ii. i,tvn:.
Late Jisira, GniEN ft Co.
IMPORTER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
and aui.st rim
Lloyd's and the Liverpool Underwriter,
llrliloh and FiiilIrii .Marliio In.iirjiac Company,
And Xorlherii Ai-.nruiiei) Ccmpany. oh-1 1 ly
UASTI.i: & HATCH,
attorneys o.t Xjtxyxr.
' ' ' W. U. C'AHTLi:. Notary I'nbllc. attend all
Iho C'ourta of ihu Kingdom.
I'artlcular atlentlnu paid to the muilMlon of Loanr,
Cunti'iaucliiK, Collectlu;, etc. Car .Money lo loan on
Horluae.
UlUce, .Vn.n Kaahumuiiu Street Honolulu, HaHallau
Ialandt. M ly
a.N.CASTLC. J. n. ATHKnTOM,
(MNi'1,1'. Ac vooiii:,
SHirPIHO AND COMMISSION MEECHaMTI
fMI'OltTIHtS AND
Doalors In Gonoral Merchandise,
No. 60 King Street, Honolulu, II. I,
.1(1 KNTS FOR
The Union Iiauranco Company of San Franclaca.
The New Kuelaiid Life Insurance Comnanv. llo.ton.
The Oiejon Packet Line, ITku Kol'.ala Plantation,
nr. jayne a: nun a ucicoral- I no uaiku riautallon,
ed Medlclnca, Wallnku Flantitlon.
Whrrler.V WiUon'aSowlnslllamakua I'lantatlun.
Jilachlnea. ivCWt ly
HV31A.- IIHUM,.
Importers of General Merchandise
moJi
FJiANCK, EyGLAyD, GEKUASV, AA'D
UXITED STATES,
No. MMeichant Street, . . Honolulu, II. I,
WHOLKSALB OR00ERP,
810 and 818 Callforula Street,
MAN rHAIfllllDO,
(V Particular attention paid to rllllnj and (hlppins
Iiland ordara, U ly
INVESTMENT AGENCY CO.,
LIMITED.
M
(INKY MIAN Kit MX flMaiT'Cf.Aaui H.
curiiiaa, lor ion? or auori nerioaa. Apply lo
Offlca, quean tt.,ovrG.Vi'.licfarlna Co. Wll
IMONnKItTlTKAM
Cnndy Mnnufnctory nntl Bnkory
3T. IXOSIX2NT,
Practical Confactloimr, Paitry Cuok anil Ilaker,
'"T'l 7Mlotilatrert,lielwrrti Nnnann nnd Foil. 3 ly
'. COI.IMl.tn.
DLAOK3MITH AND MACHINIST
llor.o Nlnirhiit. I'nrrlnsn IVorli,
I'l'lllnlloii .Mnrlilnrry, An.
Kl Hhop on ICIngHlfrl. nealfaallii A f'nola'a. ly
HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.
WiPff Tii,t.n i',.n(ii.i:h, fitjiiAii mii.i.s
r.u.kttii. llollera,t;.Kihr, Iron, llran and I,..l fillnci
wincninory of Evory Doscrltitlon
air-Ma-UMOrdar. -4
rartlcnUr attention paid lo nhlp'a Blackimlthlnp;
iJ')ll H'Ollll aa.eiil.ilon lli..l,..l.. nolle., JiVI Ij
STRATEMEYER &" JAMES,
Prnotltnl I'aillten ami Ilnoorntora, Oilillll(,
tirnlnlnr ami I.oUorlni:.
No, V Hotel Ml.. niipmlti Family ilarlet.
Kir .11 ly
WRAY TAYLOR,
riANOKOUTi: AXI) OltOAN TUNKR
t?TT Ord'ra ran lie left nlT O. Tlirnin'a Fort Htreel
and .Meithant Hlfel Htorea. S"J r.m
Hui.LrHTr.it . rn..
30""BBrifiit, Apotlioonrlon
ANiimroiiTriia or
T'lijarrn and ficiraj AkuiK for I'. Lorlllant i. Co.,
W . . Itlmliall ii Co'a Vanity Fair. Goodwin ,fc Co Old
JiiflKc. Iliiehanon A Ljle'a Cilclnaied FIok Totiacroa,
lironii IVrfiimery, of London, lluniiihreya' llonma.
liathlcHpeclllc. Ac. Ac. ' K1
JOS. E. WISEMAN,
Ratal Eatato Broker & Emjiloymnnt TJuroan
Ileiila Ilnoma, (.'ottnjea. Ilomea, nnd ai-llr nnd leaaca
Itcul L"lato In all pntta of the Klni;doin. jlmploy.
nii-iit found for thimo aeeklnir work In all thcvailoiia
lirantlica of liil.lnrM cnnlif cled with thran lalaml.
..f" '." Li-jal l)omment drawn, Mill-Ci.llrcl.M.
Hooka and Arrounta ki-iit, niidKi-ncralomco work Iran,-
actrd. I'alronago anllcllcd. Ciimml,loua inuderalc.
IIoiioIiiIii. II. I. 31 (icj
. w.n,:iMiti.,t.i: Acv.o.,
IMPOKTEHS AND COKMItSION MERCHANTS,
llnblnt on'a Flre-I'roof Ilulldlric,
Hurcn Hlicit, Honolulu, II. I.
Anr.sTa run
The (llarjow and Honolulu Line of I'nekrtr,
John May Cu'a Liverpool and London 1'ackrta.
The Walknpu I'lanlalloii,
The Hpeiirir I'lanlallon, HIIo.
Ilaknluu I'lantallnn. IHIo.
Mlrrlec, Tall it U'nl.nn. Hnzar Jlachlnrry,
The riinloa Mln-ep Uanih Ciiinmny. f:.7
" 3E31 J&. 3FL T-m E5 1SJL7
H.Pfl. MOORE,
.tob aja-.i:ix,ri3T
ANII DKALHIl IN
Stationery, Clarn, Tobucco &c, &c.
W 811 No. Itt Fort htreet. ly
Bert5.sla.iro JFPlgs
a nu. i-iiui.ii i.i i-oiiri;i
.train., nnil of all acca. FOIt HALE.
,i4 bot"d and delivered to .learner or
acnooner, at .iiui)i;u.vi J-. I'ltlCLH.
I'cnon, irltilnirlo ntnrl vrllli thr firm nioek
or to liuirn,o iv lu, l iiipy m,,r lin,r,
rnu liny In pulrn not nliln.
fn". A.IIKItlinitT.IIaxiillanllotel.
i". a. m;ibai:fi:ic.
AKNTofllrrmcn llonrilof Unit rrarrlt era,
Aeent of Ilrc.dcn Hoard of Underwriter,
Agent of Vienna Hoard of Underwriter.
Claim acaln.t Inaurance Companlra within the Jnrla
ilictlou of llir, ntiot c Hoards nf Underwriter will have
to lw certilied to by the above Ajjenl to make Ihem
valid. Hi; It
Insurance Notice.
fHlflK AOKXT PIIIl TIIK ItUITIKIl For.
elun Martni: Insurance Company f Limited) haa
received Inatructlona to liniliarn thi- Itntra nf In
aurance between Honolulu and I'orta In Hie 1'arlfic, and
la now prepared to iarur I'oliciea at the loneal ratea,
with a cpecial reduction on freight per rleamera.
TIIKull. DAVIES.
83" ly Agent llrlt. For. Mar. In. Co.. Limited
iiitiiiiiiKJii. imi:.iir.r
PIEE INSURANCE COMPANY.
fiHii: rpi:RniiM:n imvimi ihx.vai'.
B. pointed Anta of the above Company, are pre
fared to Inanrc riaka airainrt lire on Mom- nnd llriek
liillillnir,. and on iirrclmnilUc ,tored therein, on
the moit favoraolc terma. For particular, apply at tde
oOlce of
8.11 ly
V. A. hUH.EKi;U & CO.
HAMBURC-MACDEBURC
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF IIAJinURO. '
Hrti.mjm.t. .ui:n:iiA.MiNr. rcttNi
TTIKEand .Machinery lurured against Fire nn the
nost favorable terxna.
-A- J AISbKlt. A-ent for the Hawaiian Ialanda.
SM ly
Insurance Notice.
THE I'MUKaVfticjiEn Am: fit i:iAni:n
to TtTtte upon Jlertbmdlae, per flrst-eln.a veael
betwern thla and the CimmI Forla, covrrlne; lo nr
damazv. If amocntin; to in per cent, or more, on the
aouud valne of the wholoahlpment at porlot dclliery,
upon farurablo terma.
IHSIIOF A Co.
Agcnti of the Flremen'a Fnnd Iuturanco Company.
Honolulu, Jan. :, 1SU. S7.1 3ut
FIREMAN'S FUND
Insurance Compary.
A Leading Home Company.
Aaaeta.JunaSOth $70T,nn7.7
Additional Caih Capital (now beinj called ln)a.'il,l).CI)
Total Aaacta 8I,H".;"-1T
rpm: fikkmans"fuxi) ixsuu-
JL A'C'K CO.MI'A.W baula Ha clalma to the be.t
patronage upon Ita aouud financial condition, reinforced
by Ha acceaitou of capital, giving It over a million
ilollara In a.,eta; Ha eitenalvo ayateranf Agenclca, in
aurlii" It a largo premium Income, without the necea
altyof heavy concentration of llnra; lu adherence to
the hot principle nud practice of Undcrurltiu;; by
open, fair and clearly expreaaed contract, and prompt
and equitable adjimtiucnt and payment of legitimate
liiiaea.
For Feentcen yeara It haa been favorably known aa a
cnneratltc underwriter, and durlug that time haa
paid orcr
4,000,000 IN LOSSES,
Taaalug triumphantly through the hcavicat conflagra
tion Known in modern htatory.
IHNIIOl' dk Co., Aarciilia,
mm Honolulu. H.I.
THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Kttabllahcdisvi.
Unlimited Iitnblltty to Stockholders.
Aa.ela , II.SM.IOI
lleacrvc ,, J a.TUJ.l'jO
Income for ia?Ji
I'rcminma received alter deduction uf re'lu
aurance.,., , $ 5,t:,?J5
Loaaea promptl) ailju.ti-d and paid hcra.
13m IH.SIIOI Co.. AgfHI.
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY
OV MM ITU A.1CIICU.
Mni'luo,
INOOni'OIlATED, 1005
CASTLE t COOKE, AGENTS
Ml For the IUtIU Ialanda.
Rhonlsh Woatphallan Lloyd
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Ul' X. UI.AUHACII. Hbeulan larilln.
AachonandLoipxlglnsurancoCo.,
Uuilted,
ur A.tciiKX. (Ai..i..t.t'ii.ti'r.i.i.i:.)
l.l, t'liAIMN rOK rAUTIt'llliAH AVKH.
XV AtlK .Uitilned by OskkI. arrlvlu; here, and In.
aured lu the abovo Compaule. have to bo mda with
(ho coinlaanca of audctnlled to by tht nndenlgnad,
in order tc ba villd. J, c ULAUU, Agant.
M'.' ly
IRRIGATION!
TJIRJOATIOX AITEU THIS DATE
X la atilctly prohtbltcd. riccpt bctweco the hour, of
lu i h. iu., atta4 4 p. Ma. li. I). VUKETII,
Approcdi aparlntendentnl Water Woika
. (Signed It. AF.CTn,Jllulalrof luterlor.
Hunululu, April ISlh, 11 eTa llf
WIRE RIGGING.
Sir.Er rM nscu to ixa'iir.n. run
Ml by UOLLEo A CO.
WHOLE NUMBER 02.
Hoston Hoard of tiiiiltrurllrrs.
ll'..tT for I lie, Ukit.Hri, lalan.la,
- "'' lr ! nitiiwKit jt vt
I'lillailrlplila IJoan! or lliiilrrwrllers.
AOK.tT.t Mr Mm HatvulUn latan.ta,
wily i HHF.Wf:iiff)
Wl LDE'R & CO.,
ArfmI for tlif llaivnllnn lalnmla,
of tiii:
Mutual LiTo Insurance Co.
or ftv.w Toiiit.
Lnrftant. Snfont nnd Mont
ECONOMICAL LIFE INS. CO.
IN THE WORLD!
Asoete.(l880)...$9o,OOOtOOO
AXiXi O.Z.JSXX.
Now is a Good Timo to Insuro
Monbut 1'ril-clnn rliVa taken.
HT1 urn
tiik""
New England Mutual life Insurance Co.
or iumto.v, JMen
ixtioii ri it atiiii, man.
Hit Oldcit t'urfly Mutual IJe fmuranee Co.in
mis uniiru Mulct.
Follcloi limed on the moit favorable Terma.
i:nlil)ilr nr.toii.l'orri'ltiirn rmia
IKSUItKI) AflK.K VKAItS-OIlIJl.TAnv LIFn
. . . , I'LA.Vi
I Annnnl premium continue! Policy 2 ytara 3 day
Annual prrmluinarnntliine I'ollcy I yeara 1 3 day
.1 Animal premium, continue I'ollcy h yeara 37 day
I Annual prcmli.ni continue I'ollcy If yeara H day
j Annnil preuiluma cuullii lie I'ollcy lUyrara IA day
Amraotra. I 810,000,0001
fioaaen I'nlil llirotisl, flnubliiln Ajtmry,
t40,Q00
CASTLE At COOKE, AJSENT8
U yoltTIIK. HAWAIIAN I SI.AMIH y
MOUTH BRITI3U AND KEBCAHTILE
Inwurnnoo Company
Of London nnd Edlnbars
nc xxx an.
Establlahod 1 800.
Ksionrcea nf the Company aa at llat I)cembr, IElir
HL'narulnRIi diwrii
Ymr. Fl'mii
I'jld up ! :n,irn
Uncalled I.VII.ili)
lteierve....iail;o 19 II
I'rernlum He
crve 3I7.W716 10
Dalance of
I'rtifll and
Ixi.a Ace. 33,00") 9 3
Retc-tde ronTiii Yeah IWI-FIre I'rcmluma and In-
K. HOI'F.SCHLAEtlim A CO..
"" " Atfent for the Hawaiian Ialanda.
THAN M-ATI.ANTIC
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
nr irAMiii:itfi.
Capital of thr Company &I.ac.frve..I(elchmarVe,rQ.(iiQ
their Ho'lcaurance Couipanlea
I(iiVl,)
Total It'lcli.Disil: VJlfyj.VO
NORTH GERMAN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of IIAMHVIIO.
Capital nf the Company Reaerve..ltelcha-nailcacrinl
" their Ite-lnabrance Couipanlea " 33,niii),(jijj
Total Hclchamarlc 30,quo
NcntvKi.iatiNciit: i.i.ovd
RUCK VERSICHERUNGS GESELLSCHAFT
OF WINTERTinTR.
Capital of the Company franca 5,noo,(XO
ratlin JXDt:iiMtisnn.ui;sr.nM.Aur.WTH
M of the above three companlea for the Ilanalian
Ialanda, are urepircd to Inanre Iluildln;., Fnmlturc.
-Merthindlaeand 1'rodncr, Machinery, Ac, al-oSnzar
and lllcc .Mill, and veaaeia In the harbor, a-;alnat lota
or dimace by are, on the moat favorable terma.
' ly II. HACKFELI) & CO.
GERMAN LLOYD
Marine Insurance Company of
.F 0 It T U N A
General lnsuranceCompany of Berlin.
Tiir. ahovi: iNNUiiANrr. cojipamen
have eatabll.hcd a General Ajency here, and the
nnderaljned, Ueneral Afenta, arc authorized to lake
illaka iKlliil (he lliancr or the Neasial the
lluat Itrnnunnulfi Hnteia. nud on Ibe
31t I'nvornble 'lermi.
K7 ly F. A. SCIIAEFElt A CO., Oencral Anta.
Guava Jelly,
HANUFACTUnED OF
REFINED A. NO. 1 SUGAR
BY
IF1. 3BC O H. ItJ",
Pratical Confectioner & Pastry Cook
xi .33:33 xi -s-
Plonoor Stoam Candy, Factory
Lemaa and Tamarind Syrups always on hand
T et tti .a. rinds
Tot up In A. Xo. 1 Itcflncd Sn;ara, hl.hly
recommended for !cavo)a:ea.
American, 1'rench, English
A.Nll
German Fastriei
3Iade to Order at ahort Notice
Woddlng Cakos Ornamontod
In thehl;hr,t t)leof Art.
Itlch frcih home raada Chocolate Creami, Cocoannl and
Cream Candlea.
No. 71 Hotel Ntrret bel. .Vminiin aatatl 1'ort
na ly qr
-rilO.tl.l.H I.AC'K,
MAOHIiVIS T.
. f No. 40 furl Mrrel, CLJS
'& Will attend to all ordera la the Vt
1 VCLOX. GUN & GENERAL REMIR LIKE.
lie will jive apeclalatteutlon lo cleaiiln;, repairing
and regulating riewlnvHachltio.and all oilier Wluda of
Light Machinery and Metal Work of every dcacrlptlun.
lllailsaiullhlus.ttc.
Alio, on hand and for rale chiap,
AVai'iety of Sewing Maohines
aiuua. llalol. Nhol, Ammunition,
Machine OU, Wc edict, kc., Ac, Ac.
cirmnz .iiacuine iuc&era, jiicuera. ann an oinrr eitra
ml rfnnll.aln il. nl mi.1.1... .n....ll ah .......
tier. ar Ile.l MachlnoTlil.-4R
so-
&rf il in 111 Ki?in or
The Florence Sewln; Machine, from , W to $),
White he In; Machine front $ U to $Ji.
Home Hhuttle Sewlns Machine, ftom SIS to 11A.
ts7" Including all utraa. Mi) T
KNOWLE8'
STEAM 1ND VACDOM PUMPS
TIIK UXDERSICJXKD II AVK .1 U6T
rccciiMl pvr Amy Turner, from llo.ton. a full a.
tnrtnicut "f theaa calabrated I'umpa, which are cuaran
teed lo be cheap, rand belter than any other atyle of
pnuip linnorioil. We call Ihj altenUon of planltra par
llciiUrlyUlhe Vicaiim Fnnip, which la Icaa compll
l.tfl aud mure acrilcatle than other iiuaip..
tlier pt
O IlVt
tn 4.11 11 u
riHKIt.t CO.
The Germaula Market
Han m;i:v'rnuH(tt)iiiii.v kiovatkd,
aud la now comLutly In rtcclpt or tht beat of
BEEF, MUTTON, VEAL AND LAMB,
From Cholceat Herda.
Pork Kaunc. llolojtaa. llaad Checae, (Icrman
banaasea, At., alwaya oa UaBd,a a!.o Ue txat cl Foul,
try and llth.
. ar MiTF " el ,ai1 Pnt UP l Eaatern atyle. All
ordara faith tally atunded t, and delivered la aay part
of thu city. r
ia im IIAUI'F ,t SCHK-tDElt. I'roprlatora.
LIME.
faaOA P."?"5." rumu CALiruttXIA
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Amonea few of their flp'rlaltl.a nay be found a Fall
Mtock of
The Crown Goods
CO.fBlflTI.ffl OF
Perfumes, Soapa. CofmiotlcB,
AKIITHK CKLKnitATKI)
Opaline Face Powder.
M.TA".'t?.Til..'',"', "!. h'cl ""l al lha lata
H;diiy Kihlblllon over all other tompatllota.
A .All U 13 ASS Oil TMENT
or jonx oosxeix'i
Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Ckiticlllne for the Complexion andTefth,
LUBIN'8 AND PINAUD'3
Soapi Cosmetici and Fac Powder,
CELLULOID TRUSSES
Krpeclally adapted lo thla climate.
Arulll.lneof
JIiimphrcy'N Homcopntlilc SpcclflcH,
.Carbolic Add and Chloride of Lime, for dlalnfe'cl
InRpojpoiea, AgenU for P. lorillard & Co'i CelebraUd
Tobacco, and Drawing Room
Tobacco and Cigarettes,
Buchanan A Lylo's Tobaccos,
Which we have lately introduced here, and which la
rapidly growing iulo favor and demand.
WM. S. KIMBALL & CO'S VANITY FAIR
TOBACCO AND CHlAnKTTEH,;
WMch are ao well Vnown all over the world aa to need
no comment from na.
Goodwin & Co's Old Judge
TOnACCO AND CI0AHETTK8
ALWAYS IN, DEMAND!
Anions onr One II6ndreiI brand of CIUAIUI, wt
would call erpcclal attention to tho
MHon.3ardwellSlote,"
The Favorite Hed Brand, Pedro Mnxiai,
The Fragrant Stump.
They alio continue to manufacture
Soda Wator In all its Branches
Together with their
BclfastGingcrAlc.
670
WILDER CO.
Importers and Dealers in
LUMBEE
AXD
BUILDING MATERIALS!
or all Kixns.
JUST RECEIVED
LATE ARRIVALS!
JKVEHA
LARGE AND WEIL-SELECTED CIRGOES
.im
IIDLIl
aai coMi'niai.vo
ALL 1J1E USUAL S20CK SIZES
IK
SCASTLINO,
TIMBER, PLANK, B0ABD8,
FESCIHO AHD PICKETS
ALSO, OIV 13LAJSI
x
A Moit Complete Stock of
V FINE ASSORTMENT OF WAIL PAPER
LATEIbT kTYLU.
NAILS, L0CK8,
BUTTS, HINGES,
BOLTS. SCREWS. Ete
DRY REDWOOD!
Scantling; Plank, surface and rour-h
Heart!-, surfaced and roogh ; Batten.,
Picket., Ilu.tic, Lattice, Clapboard.
ALfaO, IX HTeCaV,
Paint dan Whitewash (Brushes,
HllirU LEAD.
wurrt: si.nct.
rAi.vraiiL.
NBTAUIO AND OTHER PAINTS!
Class.
Salt.
Firewood
DOORS SASH BLINDS
ALL all lata.
Of torn and California Maka.
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