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a n k w r , r n it r t n i m it k n w r. r. k i, v
ll tin (1 MfKlttMl
rivr. dollars a ykaii in advanci:
rVrr'len n". Hp(li, from I" J. it
CorUIng lo tlrslinsll.ili
1 iti.irliwn aM 'demiser. IH aililrv.a TIIOl II
Til HI SI, Manager
The lnli Press III not IwM llaelf responsible
for Ihe nllsrahrr e-f ee.tte!-wriile fits
Ml mailer fxr li ".liiBlt l'r Showlil hi" sililresseil
(.. the 'UI HliA I'HK '
Re minbernres of Honolulu. - No 2&
On Hip '.M of May, Tail), Wmron Hood,
air nn iMimiiininiieil n. Marshal of tho
Jl mminti lr4niul, virc llt'iir j.i, rraignrtl.
Mr. Sr.t wan a thorough Ignition rui'Lnry,
ererntric, twtiiovrlml witty, nml fairly tilu.
i-atrd. Up luul n umknrN for tln Rlai,
mid nppMrrtl frpiiiently n an ninatpur in
Kith thu old Thespian ami tbo Hniwiiian
'llinlrv. Hr innilit mi Hlii-irnt Marnliat, in
thit-o dayh wlu'ii tlir dntit'K uf tlir ulllro
wero Irs, oni-roti lliin now. Up snb-i'-ttit'iitly
irnt into tin amnion bnnim-si, t ho
linn being Spa ami llnrlow, and thoir stand
tho old ' 1'rench " building that formerly
Mood in tho re:ir of Mimics' brick bluek
on Kaalinilmiin strpot. Mr. Sea has bcun
dead about twnnty ypars.
On tbp ;id of Juiip, arrivrd tho Hawaiian
lark 7'i"i fjmsifte, Captain Knrringtini,
from HoriliMiix, Fniupp, via Vnlpiriiiso.
1 mention this, bpcaiue slin was tlio !irt
vpicl iiinkr lbs Hawaiian Hag to niter n
Kiirooan port, and her npppnranco tlu-ro
BwakrnciT gtP-at tntcrvst. Oonjpi'.liiro was
rifo nmoug all rtioie oyes behrlil Iho nw
lymbol or nationality, in regard to mIipiico
tbp (.trangcr came. Vas it the pnsigii of
newly revolutionised Prussia? Or bad tho
mighty empire of Great Britain, after hav
ing suHtaincd as n tuonnrchy thu t-hock of
ccntnries.froin the time of the groat Alfred,
been shivered by the dashing wnvos of
popular commotion in' tho noontide of the
J Dili century' No, it was neither of these;
only the unpn.'Miniiii llag of a little nation
in tho mid-wavpsof tho vast Pacific, utterly
unknown to Kuropo till within thu Ink t
century. And as the tiny craft, pursued
her way nji tho beautiful Garonne, mnid
tb bridling array of telocopos, tho rustic
peasant shook bis silvery locks doubtiugly
and solemnly, while tho man of the day
who had bevomo accustomed to the mag.
niticcnt wonders of tho passing pauorcuin
of life, regarded it as bul ono of the mar
Tcls of tim niarretous ago. 'ith. tho
7WynMaii. Tho J)un Quixote was loaded
wilh whale oil, trniishiped hero from
Preuch whalers.
On tho 'J9th of .Inly, died Levi Cham
berlain, for twenty-seven years the Secular
Superintendent of the Sandwich Islands
Mission, under the A. U. C. F. M. of Boston,
nged 58 years. He left n widow and a
largo family of children. A native of
Dover, Vt., ho entered the mcrcantilo pro
fession in Boston, nt an early age, and sub
sequently studied nt Andover Theological
Somiuary nith n view to entering tbo
Ministry. Ho a employed for some time
nt the -Mission Rooms, in Boston, where,
under tbo iniluenco of the distinguished
'Christian philanthropist, Jeremiah Kvarts,
(father of NV. M. Kvarts, laic Secretary of
State of the U. S.) ho decided to devoto
his life to mission work, ami embarked for
tho Sandwich lblauds, as Secular Agent,
arriving hero on the '-J7th of April, 18:JU, in
the spcoud company of missionaries. Mr.
Chamberlain was n most eflicicnt, laborious
nnd feelf-deTiyitig'maif. Atthe date of his
death, tbo late Hev. E. V. Clark thus
wrote of him: " To his judiciouuand econ
omical management of the property com
mitted to his trust, is to be attributed in a
large measure, the efficient and successful
operations of this mission."
On the lJith of August nrrived the
French frigato J'omvitivunte, Admiral do
Tromelin, and on tho day fullowing tho
French war steamer Gussemti, Commau
der Fancon. Here, now, was Mr. Dillon's
opportunity to "get even" with Mr. W'yllic,
fur all tho"',grievauces" which tho former
had suffered at tho bauds of the latter
during socossivc years. The causes of
complaint were legion, as gathered from
2dr. Dillon's dispatches, which Mr. Wyllie
bad published, as he claimed he had a right
to do. Admiral de Tromelin took up his
quarters on shore, nt tho residenco of Mr.
Dillon, and of course become thoroughly
imbued with that gentleman's sentiments
towards the Hawaiinn government, nud its
Minister of Foreign Relations particularly,
mid quite prepared to act in nccordau:o
with whatover "La Chevalier" Dillon might
fcUggCSt.
The official demands and charges mndo
by the French Consul, may bo summarised
ns follows: Demands For tho repeal of
uuudry laws of the Hawniian Iingdom;
for the return of all dutic3 levied on spirits
since tho 6th of April, lS-io", beyond what
arbitrators might pronounce to bo fnir and
equitable; for a pecuniary indemnity to tho
French ship Gen. 'Jirte, (fined for smug
cling), for satisfaction to Mr. Dillon on
account of his being suspected of tho
nuthorabin of articles in tbo Sandwich
Island AViw; for tho withdrawal of a pirn--
graph In ono of Mr. Wyllie s dispatches,
wherein the latter stated that the British
Consul had morn caute to denounce him to
tho Kiug than Mr. Dillon had. Charge
Against Mr. Wylliaof being an adventurer;
of assumption of the credit duo to others;
of beiug an accomplice in tho designs of a
certain foreign representative, Gen. Miller,
against the King' iiidcpciidonco; of being
n buffoou ; of having been the boro of tbo
Jieforro Clnb, London ; of being a broker
for Mr, Dudoit; of being, in devotion to
tbo 'Queen of Kuglaud, a blasphemer ; of
being the branch establishment, in Hono
lulu, of the Foreign Office, Loudon; of com
promising interests not his own; of culling
from private letters; of clumsy vitupera
tiou; of conspiring against his colleagues
and against the King's independence; of
conspiring with M Dudoit iu favor of the
Utter and against Mr. Diltou (Mr. Dudoit
was formerly the Freuch Consul); of being
a cosmopolite functionary ; of Talloyrand
cleverness; of drinking ibe health of tho
et; of political fureigbt;of general
mitntis to the diplomatic coni: of
tnotiv
obuoxmu
filliug hi dunitches witli Uouomiu goaaip;
of habitual iuiliscrelion; of Urtling tlijilo
inntic innovation; of incapacity a n Minis,
tor of an independent power; of being, o
Johk a he in u ollice, a permanent insult
to France; of being well known to Mr.
Dillon as a man who
- UU Cato R bl little 8nate Uw.
Altai atlentlTe to UU ou jniloa I
Of keeping a. riate jonnial with blanks
to be filled up with imngiuary coiircraatioii;
of jirivato uialtvoleace; of meditating
wJatatdfiaVf dKl
Pupa when Mr. 1-Wlon uinuu wim mm ; 01
EudisU nropcusitiei; of U-tng a ntcrct or
paid nceul of England; of faroring the
..... nrll, KuL'lUh tiSiL'ufiKO, from privrtte
Saturday
VOIiU.MK II., NO. 1X
mon in llipilirrclionuf tho "fenrlet lady";
of bring nn olllrial wmiso official drat h is
iiii'Vitablii, nml ought In lionrliievrd by Mr,
.liulil; of stealthy intrigues to supplant Mr.
Imld, of throwing dust in tbo tyes uf
Iml li Protestants mid Catholic, to bend
thorn to liU own designs; of personal views
mi Mr. Dillon's mrivftl m wlneh Mr. Dillon
would nut join; of n uih I lint tlie Kinif
should have an Kngluli liutler, an Ihiglish
groom, and that the Queen should have an
Ktiglishl'iiinir tit etiainhrr; of a wish that
the King should have tin Knglish rook and
the ltiitsian nti Ihiglish editor tbeso
wero the charge gravely put forth by Mr.
Dillon iu his dirpiti'bes us printed by Mr,
W'yllip. And iiitermingleil with these woro
sketches of Mr. Wjllie's biography, from
Haielbank in Scotland, to Honolulu. Wo
tuny imagine the changes rung on nil those
topics by Mr. Dillon to tho Admiral, dur
ing tho week whiuh elapsed between the
IntlcrV arrival and tho ilnto of the first
formal demnml on the Hawniinu govern
ment. This was dated " Admiral's Frigato
of tho French .Republic, Jai Paunnivaiitc,
off Honolulu, August 20, IS U," and signed
by Dillon and Lcgdnr.int de Tromelin. It
asked the Mimtter of Foreign Affairs to
make known to (ho signers thereof " thu
day mid hour when His Majesty will bo
pleased to admit them and to listeu to
them" "to discuss wilh the King iu his
Council grave questions nctunlly pending
bctwt.cn France mid the .Hawaiian Islands."
To this demniid for an audience to "discuss
wilh tho King iu his Council," Mr. Wyllie
very properly replied by declining to grant
tho rtquest, and informing Mr. Dillon that
nil matters pending between Iho Hawaiian
Government unci tho Republic of Franco
had hi en referred to the direct considera
tion of the Department of Foreign Affairs
in France. Adding that if, however, Ad
miral de Tromelin nud Mr. Dillon wero of
opinion that there wero niiy mntters not so
referred and then pending, it wonld much
please His Majesty if they would specify
them, that ho might be apprized of tho ex
tent and nnturo thercuf, and thorcby bo
prepared to take them into immedinta con
sideration. The intention was to fix n day
for tho desired audience, so soon as tho
Admiral nud Consul should havo complied
with this request, but avoiding always a
discussion with the King direct in Council,
which they had proposed, and which tho
Hawaiian Constitution did not allow.
On the 'Jilt, tho LT. S. sloop of war
J'nlile, 10 guns, Commander James Glynn,
arrived from Hongkong. She had a laigo
number of her crew down with dysentery,
having lost twenty-one. Sbo enmo into
port and landed her sick, a building near
tho Fort beiug set apart for a temporary
hospitnl for their accommodation. Tho
Pnbie called in at Nagasaki, Japan, in the
courso of her voyage, and whilo slnnding
into the bay, several documents were
thrown on board, secured to a bamboo by
being thrust into n split in tho cud, and
thrown on board from a bjat, bamboo and
all. These documents were in English,
.translated from Japanese by ,Jhe Dutch
Superintendent of Trade. They purported
to ho "by the express older of the Gover
nor of Nagasaki," nud consisted of: Direc
tions where to anchor, and to remain thero
until further orders; various questions ns
to uamo of vessol, tonnage, number of
crew, wheuce from nud when to depart; and
orders that during the btay in Japancso
waters, no one should leavo the vessel, no
gnus should be fired, and the ship's com
pany must behave civilly and respectfully
towards Japaucsc officials. It was added
at the bottom of each document "Very
disagreeable consequences might resnlt in
caso this order should not be strictly
observed." Japan was then a terra iiicoy.
nitci to all nations but tho Dutch what a
vast change has como over thorn as to
foroigu intercourse, since tho treaty nego
tiated by Commodore Perry and signed in
1854.
Capt. Glynn, of tho J'reble, was an iras
ciblo little mau, n naval-officer of the old
fashioned sort, and his rirrival on tho cvo
of tho French invasion was bomewat oppor
tune. Ono of his Lieutonants was Albert
G. Clary, sinco here in command of the
U. S. S. Jiemciu, nud tho Captain's Clerk
was Fred L. Hnnks, both before nnd after
wards a woll-kowu resident of Honolulu,
and now of New York City. M. It. Hnr
vey, recently deceased, was nn ablo seaman
ou board tho l'rtble. II. L. S.
ENTERPRISE
Planing Mill,
127 Fort Street. Honolulu.
C. J. Hardoo,
H. F. Bertolmann,
Contractors and Builders.
I'tiuxning, Shnpiny, Turning,
llnmi and Scroll Sincing,
Doors, &isti, Ulinih,
Jhar and Window Framei,
Ilrnckttt, IlnUutteri, Slalvi, c,
Made to Order.
Mouldings ami Finish
AI.WAVH OX HANI).
PC All otiltt. filled, on abort nollct, mil Jcbblnc
proiupltr BttrLilrd iu. '
31uuliUog tiitde to my pattern without extra charge
for Lnlvra,
Price of Machine Work, SI. 00 to
$1.50 per hour.
WE HAVE ON HAND,
Ami aiii: oNvr.. ri.v ih:ci:ivi.mj
1'AMFUU.MA
liny. Bran, OaU,
Corn. Wheat, Oil Cake Meal,
Mixed Feed Cracked Corn,
Wholo and Ground Oarloy &c,
Whlth we wilt aril I'UK OAMII, lrr llian pt
ntlirr Urni l luwu. .No !' rKMI. malum ajllcllfJ.
We Iit- rixclved ex KaUVaaa, of I'uIiiub .
I'alralhpilugl'eila. uiilcli ere In ffrealilfiuaudj lUeae
rsila are .ui.rtur loantutus oflue kind heretofore
.ten hue. lelephone o, HI. .,.-. a. .
m am I.AIMi .t IU.
HAWAIIAN
INVESTMENT & AGENCY CO.,
, LIMITED.
MUNKV l.!i:i ON riHMT.'I.AM UK.
curllira. for looi nr aburt pertJ Apply (
U III:kX. Manaer(fi.
UStcc.ttvo bL,of O.W. Macfarlaue Co. UU
tjatito
itjiritall fn 'f.i j-.'iar I if .:
HONOLULU,
II. XV. SKVKHANCK,
Hme-nllnn Cutinul Al Cimunlnatuii Mrrrltnnt
1 m(il lifiirnla. Nt ,11 llomu Sn I lj
J. M. DAVIDSON,
Attornrj At law, No, 1.1 Krtnhumnnn Street,
I IIDNtiU 1,1 TA ly
' KDWAUD I'llllSTON,
Attornrj- nml Ciiuiurllnr nt I.nw,
lr lit, Ti.ri ioM lli.ii. Inlit I
J. M. OAT Si CO., HAII.MAKintK,
Mati'i' a I Ire 1'roof lllmk,
llimnluln, II I
W l'lK of all ileirrlptlnnt ute mid repnlreil ty
.1. NO'IT ,t CO..
, Iiiijiiirtpr nml Donlri ill Stove, Ilitii;r,
.Mrlol.. llntt.e I "it r l I li In ; lionite. ImcVuy. lllmi ami
a. h 1 ii ii Ware, 1'ritrliral Mrrl .mica, HimioIuiii, II I
I I ly
1 CHAMPAGNE CIDER MANUFACTORY
AND GROCERY.
r, .o. : i, mini Mini, iy
.mo. n.imowN.
tniirctar of Wclliti nml f.Icnsnrca,
UM llrrelmilii Mreel
43
IJriter mn lie lefi nt I'ollre Nimlon
a. xv. mcHAitnsoN t do.,
1111111111.11 AMI IIKAI LIIN1N
(tin
Hoola. Slioe, I'ur iilrliltir Huim1. llnla, Capa, TriniVa,
allri. rrtfuitiiry nml S.tnii., Walthaiii Wnlcho.,
l'liie .lenilry, He, eiinier uf 1 oil nml .Merihant -lr.,
Honolulu, li. I. I ly
M. DICKSON,
Photographic; Artiat,
IWaiiil 101 Vi.rt Slrccl.
I'lrliitr. of nil tlrta nmt Klnda mnile to older, and
l'rnmea of nil dc.irlpllmia coii'laull) mi linnd. Al.u,
Mull., I'mali. and l urlu.lllra or llic 1'arlflc '1 ly
" S. MAGNIN.
Intjiorteir nml Dealer in Dry mill Fniicr
Gootl. Doot, Shoe, AwO.,
At the Ureal Kn.lern lure. No, I'J 1 oil M., Honolulu
ri ly
L. W. HOPP,
Cnhluet Mnlcor, LTlioltorer, Denlor in
Furnitures
Jfo, eS Klnc btreit, belween Nuiinnii nntl Vort Sired.
Mnttri..tii conrlnnll) on tiund or nintle to order.
-My
THOS. Q. THRUM,
Ixnportini; anil Munufnctiirlnr; Stntionor
Now A;ont, Brok Binilor, &c,
Alerchanl Mreel. and Denier In
Fine hlatlonerj. Hooka, Mu.lc, Tora nml Tnncy (lood.,
1 tori Mreel, uenr Hotel, ilouolulii. ly
FRANK GERTZ,
gg BOOT AND SH O E M A KER
o. 1H Kotri M.. opposite. Tunltieon Slnblci,
Iloma nml Mute Mmli lo Or,ler, or Hi"! 31 n
lrrliil.ni.il ut IteiiHiinlilr trlee.
Boots and Shoes mndo for Cash only
- iy
M. S. GRINBAUM & CO..
Importora nntl Wholcsnlo Dealer in Gene-
rnl Mcrchanillso,
S JIaKec'a lllncL, (lueen fclrcct. ly
M. S. GRINBAUM &. CO..
Fonrnnllnj; and Commlulon Merchant,
-'H Calirornln M.,an 1'nuicUco.
Special fncllllleii foi anil parilcalnr ntlentlou paid to
J conilgnmciilH of Uliml prwtucc. ly
roijO-raL3sro jbcoxjsei
VKATI'.H or OF I(II..t)i:.V.
W. 11. LKNTZ, MANAGER.
Plenty lo eat. a ronslni: lire, clean bed, and the be .1
attendance on the llanannn Mnndi
Vi.ltora requirlii" nnr nnuannl ni'plny of olcanlc
action will kindly pile Manager nt lea. I ten dnja notice
In Hue Mcalbcr, and from eleven lo thirtceti in foul
Sly
T. J. MOSSMAN,
ImTiortorjOiid Dealer lax Croclcnry, .
l'laln and Deco'raied 1'iircelaln, Cnt and l'rcs.ed Olaas,
Mhcr I'lnted Ware, Cutlery C'lmmlcllcn", Lamp,
Chlmneia. Ktc.
Fire 1'roof More, cor. Ktuand Nuuanu Sis., Honolulu,
a ly
FKANK II. AUSTIN Si CO.,
Commission Merchants and For
warding Agents.
Odtcc 'o. 20 Call ro nil a St., Sim Francisco.
Consignment from the Hanallnn I.lnnds dealred.
The licet l'rlce Varrjntcd. nnd sale Guaranteed.
g;i 4 ly
A. M. HEWITT,
Freight nml Goncral Shipping Cleric.
Ce All order left at U. 1'. Adaina' Auction Itoom will
lit pronititly nttended lo.
Ilm
MAX ECKART,
'Watchmaker, Jowollor, Enpjravor nnd
Dianioud Sotter.
No. G Kaahtimantt btreet, Honolulu. All order faith-
fully executed. 33 ly
IIIGGINS & JESSETT,
Jo. M and W Kin? ht.,
aJ2S,CnrrlnKo Bnildors, Trim-aBt
TirFmors, Pnintom, VnrnUhors "
Allktndaof Itepalrlnj; attended to, and
guaranteed at Low Italea.
;ood work
Sly
A. X.. SMITH.
41 rOUT FTnEET, IMrOKTCn ANllllCAtER IN
Merlden (fnadruplc Plnteil Ware, Olaaanarr, KIiik'i
Combination M.eelaclea and Kye (llnencx, llracktla,
Vaaea, l.u.trn) Wire Ware, 1-nncy boapa, Picture
Frame, Wo.tenho!ina Pockit Knives, cUore, l'la
tot. Ponder, Mtol and Ammiiullinn, Clark Spool
Coilon, Machine Ull, all klmli, of .Machlno Needle,
Donietlc" Paper Fa. bioua, bole Aeut for the uni
veraally nckmiviledred
Light Runniuc Domcatio Sowlng'Machine
WM. McCANDLESS,
Jfo. . liioiii Nlrrrt. i-'lah .MurUrl,
Jleiler In Clinle..( lef, VI. JlaltOR, Fl"!l, CtC.
Family and .shipping Ordeia earefull) altended to.
l.lvo block furuLiieit to ecl at hor( notice, nnd
Vegetable of all kind auppllcd lo order.' fl lyr
CHAS. BREWER & CO.,
il Kiu.y M., llomuii,
Agents of Hawaiian Faucets,
General Commission Agents.
Special attention kItiii lo the piirchnalnc of (loodi
for the. Hawaiian trnde. Fruluhta at the loweal rale.
M ly
C. E. WILLIAMS,
Importer, Manufacturer, Upholsterer,
and Dealer l Furniture of Ktcry De.crlpllon. riirnl
lure Waro Itoouia. o. Ill Fort Mreel. Work bliop at
the Did bland on Hotel Street.
t Cr- All Order. Promptly Attended Iu. 4-Tly
33ISZXOP CO.,
BANKERS,
IIO."KOt.tJMJ, till HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
IIII.WV KXOHANtli: ON
HIE BANK OF CXLIFOANM, : : : : SIR FRANCISCO
AMI TlUin aUKNT IX
Kcw Vork,
Iloilou,
fPntU,
Auckland,
THE OnimilBltiK CORPORATION, : : : : LONDON
asu -tnriit nnaiic''ka in-
llon Koiik,
Hyiliiey.aiid
Jleluourne,
Apd tr anaart ft tie neral llanklug Huaipeaa. K10 ly
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
j:x LATK AUHIVAI.H,
V JLiCfrsso Lot of 33Ia,y
OF Tilt: XKW CHOP. ALSO,
Whole nml Ground Hurley, Oats, JJrati,
ami Afiilfa Iluy.
W carry the larje.t atock of llnric Feed In It.l
Kingdom, and we arualnaya prepared lo fill alt ordera
nllU uccuatoiacd proiupluen, and
AT LOW JIATKS FOR OASll.
cr(Iraln'lround to Orilcr.wO.1
Wheal,, Cora, Cratknl Corn, Oil Cake, Middling,
UUcd Feed, ltalwayawn hand,
113m LA IU E A CO.
..A -'iii-'.'n t,- ftajMBialiaflaiL-A
II. I., SATURDAY Vm
Eii. c. nowi:,
Ifnnannnil SIrii l'nlnter, I'njmr Hanger, An
rfn ly Nil lir; King Mreel, llnnnlnln. i
avii.ii:ic .v '.,
t'orne r of Fort nnd t'nren Me elf, llonolnlti,
Lumber, Palnti, OUi, Nntli, Salt nnd Iliillnlnrj
BMly Mntnrlalr of etrrjVlnil
I'. A. r'II.M'.t'l'.lt A .,
Importorn A Commission Morohnntn
NM Hiiiifiniiii I'm. niinn lalnrulf y
O. M. .i.'iliX.r', .tl. ..
GUnailON AND HOMl.tirAllUC rilYBlCIAN.
time" 1'oriier Foil tod llerttanln Sli., Hoiioliilu
cMI
:. B. AHA, TIM.
Auctioneer nntl Commission Merchnnt,
fCI 2'"'r" Mleel lllilinlnlll. y
:. imii'ix-iir.a ..(. .v :o..'
JSiroUTKlta AND COMMISSION MF.HC1IANTS
iiH.!n llonnliilii.Onlin.il 1. ly
F. T. LENKHAN .t CO
Iiiijiorter ami CmiiiuKaliin Merclinnta,
H7 Nliunnli Mien, lloiiolulu VJ
A. N. 'l.a.4.l4!tr A: ,'...
DiroiiTina ami iixaIcub ti
C3r o o x" r 1 3VI o x- d6i n ?iicl .i n o ,
8W Corner Ojiccn and Kaaliumnnu rltreela ly
it. iia'Ki'i:.i .v ;.'..
0 EN Ell A L C0M1118SI0N A0ENT ,
SII tuecn blreet, lluiiolulii.JLL ly
A . . II I ' II.
CROCER AND PROVISION DEALER.
Family tiroter) nnd Feed bloie.
"I? ly Ml Fort rlreett Honolulu
MRS. A. M. MELLIS,
Faahloiuililu Drra anil Cloak Maker,
101 Fort atreet, lloiiolulu, II. I.
hS3 -M ly
HOI.I.IIN c CO.,
Ship Chnndlerx and Coniniiiiios Merchant.
Importer a ami llcnlira In llriutnl .MriclumtU.c, Oueeii
eal M H111..1I11I11. II. I iy
j. H. .van i,i:v, m. st., u. i. .
Dental Koomi on Foit Street,
Ofllce in llreu cr'r, llli ck, corner Hotel and Fort rtriela
HH ly
IJntrnmr, liulil Mud.
ClU'll, IIICOUJV
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOK At tAW,
NOTAUY l'Llll.IC,
And Ap,ent forinklni; Aiknoiilediriiientaof Inalrunicnt
for lite lalund ol lilihil.
oJS.19 No. b Kanli n iiiami bt.. Ilnnolulii, II. I. ly
i.ai.m: .v :.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Importer of nml Dealeura in liny. Urtiin, and
till lleneral Produce. Honolulu, II. I. ly
.oisr 'r. A'i'i;uiioii!i:.
IMP0KTEU AND DEALER IN 0ENERAL
MERCHANDISE.
877 Qiieen Mrett, lloiiolulu, II. 1. ly
JNO. A. HA5SINGER,
Ar;ont to take AcltuowloilRluont to Con
tracts lor Labor.
liTH 1 Interior Oir,ce. Hon Inln. ly
li. c.uui.vrYicc: a: iiici mac.
RR0CERY, FEED STORE and BAKERY
Comer King and Fort Street?, Honolulu,
MM. Iv
i:. O. 1IA1.1..V hL,
IMPORTERS AD DEALEBB IN HARDWARE
Dry Goods, Paint, Oil. and Oenernl Merchnudlie,
f81 ly Corner Fort and King htf.
H. a. r. CAIITElt. L.JONES , Jit
C. BREWER & CO..
SHIPPING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
MU
Honolulu, Hawaiian Itlacdi.j ly
HOST. LKVTEn. ( C. . COOKE.
1. 1: v i: it s a v, i ohi:,
Succcaaora to Lewrn & Iuckbos,
IMr0RTER'S"3c DEALTiRS JJH DUMBER
And all kinds of lluildlux .Materiala,
Fort Slrcct. 8,'q 1 Honolulu.
S. M. CARTER,
Agent to trtko Acknowledgments to Con
tract for Lnbor.
Office at P. 31. S. Dock, i:plannde, Honolulu, It. I.
IOC 15 ly
Ittl.I.lAiiiltAJI A. CO..
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE
Cutlery, Dry Oooda, Paints nnd Oil, and General
MerLhandlcc,
813 No. fl7 Fort btreet. Honolulu. ly
CUIUS Sl'ltECXKLS.
wx.a.iiiniK.
lV.H. ti. IK Win V CO.,
Sugar Factors and Commission Agents
Honolulu, 11. 1. K'J
ill. S. ItI,AIIAC.ll .V CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
In Favhionnblu Clnthln:;. lInt, Cip, nuote, bhoea,
and every varlcl) of lieuilenien'a bnperlor Furni.hiut;
Good. Store In Iakce'a lllock, Oueeu bliet Ituno.
lulu. 11.1. e5 yl
A. XV. PEIRCE k CO.,
SHIP CHANDLUiS St COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AGISTS ron
Drnnd'a Uuna and Uomb Louces,
Perry l).iil' Pnln Killer,
cS8 1 No. 10 Queen St., Honolulu. ly
tih:o. ii. iavii:.s.
Late Janion. GiireK Co.
IMPORTER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
axu aocnt ron
Lloyd's and the Llicrpool Underttrltera,
IWiil.h nnd Foreign Marine Iniurance Company,
And Northern Amurancc C'cinpnny. ortj.1 ly
IIV.UA IIHOX,
Importers of General Merchandise
-FllOM-
FJIAN0K, JiNOLAA'D, GERMANY, AND
UNITED STATES,
No. 50 Merchant Street.
Honolulu, II. I,
IMHAa IIKON.,
WHOLESALE OltOOBRf.
SIS and SIS California Street,
X Ji I' It A Ml I C l ,
H7" Particular attention paid to filling and shipping
Ialand ordera.
eU ly
J g- r
. K, CAITtE. 1. U. aTIlEIITOX.
CAwri.r, tt. coo uk.
8HIPPIN0 AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
fMPOUTEUb AND
Doalors In General Merchandise,
No. no King Klrect, Honolulu, II. 1.
.AUCNTn I'OIl
The Union Iisiirnnro Coinpnny of San FrancUco.
'Iho Ncn Knclaiiil Life Inaurance Company, lloaion.
Thu Uiegnn Packet Line, IT he Kohalu Plaulatlon,
llr.Jayue,t boil's Celehrat-lThe Haiku Plautnllon,
ed Mediclkea, IWalluku Plautnllon,
Wheeler A. Vllaon'aSelngIlamakiia t'laiitallun.
Machluea. oVJlly
Wailuku Poi Factory.
BKST CJUALITV OV 1'AIAI MAN.
ufacund con.Uutly. All orde flll.il nlth ills
patck. K. 11. 1IAILKV
B ly Wailuku. jlsul
DR. EMERSON
HA8 KKMOVKJ) HIS OriTCK
from IT. Ilou'uiann'a UruHlore, Merchant hired.
In uia residence, on the corurr of Kukut aud Fort
BtrMis.
ttr-OFFICK HOl.'USi V to It a.m., and to 4 p. m,
Telephont f oiinectlon. OMiu
BT THE LATEST ARRIVALS
rKUU MAM I'MA.MIMOI
WT. HAVi: HKCKIVKI) A AllfiK
addition lo our fortmr stock of Ship Chandlery
Ship Stores, Provisions, Ac., Ac, nhUh ,-lvrs ui tu
Greateit Awortment of Goods
Kept pn these lalatidl, all f "tilth lll lie aold al the
Loucst Utrket Prices, a usual, (lur friends and Hi.
nulillc ceuerally are respectfully lntlle.1 lo rtainln
' sis 3 ' bouLkh a co
jjlfe; mJtMM.h
Press.
RUAHY, !, IS82
I'lONKEH STEAM
Cnndy Mnnufactory nnd Bnkory
x!, noniNT,
rrnetlcnl Confectioner, Pnilry Cook and Unlror,
071) 7I MolelatreeMielHreii Nunnnii and Fort, Sly
c. v. 'n,i:,iiAr.
DLACK3MITH AND MACHINIST
llnrx.i Sliiii'lni;, Oiriliiue Mori.,
I'liillliillnil .flliilllltiry , itr,
Ml .ihop on Klni: Street neat I'aslle Cnols'a ly
HONOLULU IKON WOIiKa CO.
stPtl. HTKAJI i:.MH.KN, MIKIAII .Mll.f.1
CU(U ll"llrl.,i:,iolr., Ifon, llra.aaiid I..U.I C.i.lll..
rlnchlnory of Cvory Description
i !.! ludrilar "do
Pnrtlculnrnttontlon paid to Ship's Dlackimlthlnr;
J"LJ,m "Onl(seellllonlliali.irlealli(ille. f.'" ly
OEO. O. STHATKMEVEH,
I'rnctlrnl l'nlntnr mill Drrnrnlnr, Clllillllj;
Oralnliii: nml Lnttnt'lni;.
No hd Hotel Sl nppuslle Family Market.
817 at ly
WRAY TAYIsOR,
1'IAsNUFOKTK AM) 0IKJAX TI'NKH
tf. Order em he left at T IJ. Thrum's Fort Street
and .Merchnnt Mlriel ."Ion. M Cm
IIOLLISTEIl & CO.,
X3x-LKKlmtM, Apotliocnrlcaa
AxiiiMi-ntiTriia or
Tiitiaccii nnd Cienist Aauila for P. Lorlllartl .t Co.,
W C Klinlinll tt t'li'a Vanity Fnir, llnoilwln A I'o'a Old
Juilfe, lluihannn A f.jle's iilcUnlril I'lni; Tobarro,
troHii Perfuiuiry, of London, lluhiphreya' Honieo
pnlhleSpeclilc. Ae .Ac " HU
JOS. E. WISEMAN,
Rrnl Eatoto Broiler & Emploj-nient Ilnrenn
Hi nls Itooiu. Cntlnaee, Homes, nntl aells nnd lease
Heal Kslnte In nil pnil of the KIiikiIihii. Kniploy.
lueiil foiincl for those u klnir nork Iu all the rnrlmi
hriiuchee of liuslne.s eonnrried with these Islands,
Iff" N. II. Legil Iincuincnla draun, Hill t'ollecti'd,
Hunks nnd Accounts ki pt, nml central nolle urk trims.
neleii Piitrnnnge solicit t tl. L'omiul.slous nimlirulo.
lloiiolulu, II. I. 3 oil
'. M'. .HAOIMItiam: Ac CO..
JMP0UTERS AND C0MMUBI0N MERCHANTS,
Itohlnson's Flre-Proof IIiiIIiIIiik,
fjneen Street, Honolulu, 11. I.
Ann.NT ron
The OlnsRow nntl llonnlulu Line of Packets,
lohii liny Co' Lltirponl nnd London I'ucketa.
The Wnlknpu Phntntlou.
Tlu'bpi'ncir Plaiitiitlnii, llllo,
llnknlnit Plnnlnllou, llllo,
.MIirlKfs, Til It A Wntf on. Sugar Machinery.
Tlio I'unlon heep Unnch Conipnny. 8."7
"H ARL EM.7
H.M. MOORE,
.TOI3 3-3l,r'riIsIT,
AND UKALIIH IN
Stationery, Clgurs, Tobacco &c, &c
SU H No, 1J1 Fort .Street. ly
i'. a. N;iiAi:ri:iE.
All K XT of III em r ll lion ril or Unite its r I (era,
Aunt or Dresden llonrd of Underwriters,
Agent of Vienna Hoard of Underwriters,
Claims nznliist Insurance Conipnnlt-s within the juris
diction of the nboie llonrds of Underwriter will have
to he cerllftcd to by tho above Agent to make them
valid. 814 ly
Insurance Notice.
Till. AOEXT 11 lit TIIK ItlllTI.mi For
eign Inrlnc insurance Cnmpiny fblniltedl has
received instructions to Uriliirt llii' ICiiteH of In
suraiice between Honolulu nntl Porta in the Pacific, nud
la now prepared to Issue Policies at the lowest rates,
with n special redticliuii on frilclil per steamers.
THEi). 11. DAV1KS.
t?j ly Agent llrll For. -Mar, lam. Co., Limited
iiA.uiE(inji3- n.t:.iii:,
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Tim: i'.m.itMw.M:i ilivimi iji:kx ah
. pointed Aeents of Hie nboie Company, arc pre
pared to Insure risks anatn.t fire ou Stouei ami ISrlrLc
IImIIiIIiiki. andou .tlvrcliniiilliii' stored therein, on
the most fuvoranle term, lor particular apply nt the
ofllce of US', ly F. A. bCIIAHFEU A: CO.
' HAMBUR6-IVIACDEBURC
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of liAMuunn.
Hi'ii.mxn.H. jii:it:iiAiisK. tiirm.
TUIti: and Machinery Insured against Fire nn the
most favorable term.
A. J Ai:i:il, Aenl for the Hawaiian Islands.
8S.1 ly
Insurance Notice.fJP
Tut: iwDDitsMi.-a t:i aiii: l-iiin'AUF.n
tovirltc upon .Nlcrchnndl.e, per tlrst-clnsa vessels
between this nntl the Coast Ports, covering loss nr
tlnmnce, If nmonnttnt: to in percent, or more, on the
sound vnlne of the irhole shipment ut port of delivery,
upon favorable terms.
IHSIIOP A Co.
Agents of the Firemen's Fund Insurance Company.
Honolulu. Jan. :), 1$D. tili 3m
FIREMAN'S FUND
Insurance Company.
A Leading Home Company.
Assets,. luue 30th $707,307.17
Additional Cash Capital (now belli called in) 3U),PUO.no
Total Assets $1,117,307.17
'PI IE FIKEMAX'SJ 1'UKO 1XSUK-
X ANUi: COMPANV basis its claim to the best
Eatronigcupon Its sound llnancinl condition, reinforced
y Ita accession of capital, civlu It oier a million
dollars In assets; l(s eitenslve system of Agencies, In
suring it n larj;e premium income, Milhout Iho neces
sity of heavy concentration of lines; Ha adherence to
the best principles aud practices of Underwriting! by
open, fair and dearly expressed contracts, and prompt
nud equitable adjustment and payment of legitimate
los.ci
For seventeen years It has been favorably known as a
conservative unilcrurlter, nud iliirlns that time liaa
paid over
84,000,000 IN LOSSES,
Paislnx triumphantly through tho heaviest conflasra
nous huuwii in mooL'rn uiaiory.
lllMIIII .V Cn.,
AKClll,
llonnlulu, II. I.
1 3m
THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Established 1S-W.
Unllmltod Liability to Stockholders.
Asset.
lteserie ....,,,, ,
lneoioe for IITlli
...f'JI.SUl.Hfl
,...J 0,7.-.
7.V),irjo
Preinlnms rccclvid after lUduitloii of re'ln.
aurnuce ,..$ 5,3S-',WJ
Loises prumpll) adjueteil nnd paid here.
13in IIISIUII A fo.. AKenl.
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY
UK HAM Fll ANUIHOO.
2VXo.x-lxa.o.
INOOUl'OltATED, 1800
CASTLE & COOKE, AGENTS
7I For the. Ilaiwaillain lalailiila. ly
Rhonlsh Woatphnllan Lloyd
INSURANCE COMPANY.
UI' X. UI.AIIUACII. ItUiiiUb VriiMln.
Aaohen and Leipzig Insuranoe Go.,
Limited,
or A.ijiii:x. (aix.i.a.jiiapi:li.k.)
AM, l.'LAIMN t'Oll l-AltTICUI.AK AVUH.
AOL' sustained by flnodt arrivlni; here, and In
aared In the abovoUompiiilea, have In bo made with
thecoxnlaancaof indcerllrlctlio by the undersigned,
In order to bo valid. J C. lll.AUL', Agent,
Hti j !
B
OIM-U) MNSKEI) PAINT Oils.
Have Linseed Paint OIL Wairentrd the nure Aillclu
j.atti mi, ror i,unriraiing. v.aea ui npiru rur-
peullue. Allaullc Lead, in packages of I lb, aud
upward or Ui lbs. Palnl llrushe In great
variety. Allot which will bo sold at Pliers by
Suit llOLLtta & CO,
EXTRA MESS BEEF!
IN lltHHMJi. Unrraulia at Uou.1 Arllrlc.
itr row hai.i: uv
IIOLI.KS ACQ
LIME'! LIME !
T?X IIKTXE WlUsSTIaKIt" APIIIT.
li 2J, IUI. For sal by 31 DOLLKH A CO,
Fmnlly (Jrocerlen.
A If i: W AhMIKTNKIaT INLl.rill.MU
ioiud very da Uoutls For bale by
6 DULLES Jb CO.
1WII0LK iNUiVI 13.1411 75.
UnMon Hoard of linilrnvrllf r?.
AtlK.Vr.l for Die ll.u s. 1 1 s. li lali.n.1,
I HltKWKIt A CO,
I'lill.ittrlplil.i Hoard of llinlmirllrr..
(IK.XT," for- the lln.entlnn l.leli.ls,
MS ly l' Itlll'.WLKA f)
WILDER & CO.
Honolulu, llniiiillnii l.liinita, lirn
rrul AKriil or fhn
Mudial Life Insurance Comply
or .i:' vititK.
LnrOBt, Snfost nnd Moot
ECONOMICAL LIFE IMS. CO.
IN THE WORLD!
Cash Aosots, ovor 800,000,000 I
OS" For Infiiiiuallon ronccintiiE the Cninrsny, and
for Hate of Insurance, apply to WILDI.II A t!ii
"en I Aaem, or
J, K. WIHK.VIAN,
(M nm
. Hollillliilfl Aff nt.
GliRMAN IJ.OYI)
Marine Insurance Company of Berlin.
i' o iiTFu N A
General Insurancejompany of Berlin.
film: Alton: i.m;ii,n i: co.iiimi.mijs
X Imtn estnbll.hitl a (lenrrsl Acency here, nnd the
undersigned, Ucucrnl As;euts,nm nullioiircd lo take
ltlli nicnlnat llir llnnaor nl Hie Hvun nt Iho
Jluil IttniiiiiHlilf Itnl..-., nml on tlm
.Mtil I'ntiirnliln 'lorin.
fr,7 ly F.A.i;01IAi:i'i:it A CO., (leneral Asenta,
TIIK
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.
0K 1)031 0.V, MASS
I .n :ou i-o it a n:i, i s-i a.
The Oldest Purely Mutual Life Insurance Co. in
the United Stales.
Follcloi limed en tho moit favorable Terms.
Kxitlnplr nr.toii.I'tirri'llnre I'lnn
INSUKKII AOi:,3S Vi:AllS-OItI)INAIlYLIFi:
I'IjA.M
1 Annual premium continues Policy 2 yrnra 3 tlnys
Annual premium continue Policy I years I2ilayn
:i Annual ireinlnuis conlluiie Policy oyeurs 1J7 tla
LAM
tiny
ilsvn
i iirriiiiiiuip tfiiiiiiini. i-iinrv t. veiirs 'it nv,.
Annual tiriinlcms roiittnt.e Police H vrara m rtsv.
i Annual premiums continue Policy IU years A6 dnya
A.jisots, : Q13,300,OOOI
fie 1'iiltl (lirniih lloiiolulu Aa;ciiey,
$40,000
CASTLE & COOKE, AJENTS
671 roUTIlr.IIA1VAIIA.VISI.AM" ly
NORTH BRITISH AND MEECANTILE
I XL as oa. X- , IX o o O O -a--a jp , XX y
Or Lontlon nndXilinburc
ar" inn.
Eatabllshod 1 800.
Itfsonrce. of the Company ns nt 31st December, 1580:
!
St'iiscnuiKri CariTjir
Fine Funi)-
Paid up i: smi,(t)M
Uncalled l.Vsi.oim
iX'.OOU.UW
lteserc....i.-1Il1ST0 19 11
Premium He
servo 317,03710 10
llalance of
1'rorll and
Loss Ace. 39,6CS 9 S
i'lJl.Sn 5 It
Iltvivcn ron the YrAn 1830-ITre Premiums aud In
te.cn. jl'1,U1J,'JUU 9.
C. llOFFhOHLAKOnit A CO.,
eW M Asonts for the HaHallan Ialand
THAN S- ATLANTIC
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OK IIAMIIIIKU.
Capital of tho Company A Heservc.Itelchsraark C.OUO.POO
" their He-Icsuraut.aCnrapanle9 " 101,8i,isvi
Tl'.'.'l nelchimnrk lW.r.JU.COO
NORTH GERMAN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
111' IIAMIltlltll.
Capital of the Company AItcervo..Ilelchmar!cS,8.K),0O0
' their Kc-lusurance Companies " .15,1 as 1,(100
Total
... Itclchpmark 13,830,UU0
ricnVKi7.i:itisciii: i.i.ovn
RUCK VERSICHERUNGS GESELLSCHAFT
OF "WINTERTHUR.
Capital of the Company franc 5,000,000
'iiiK ii.Mii:itMiM:ii.ji:.vi:icAi, Aii:iN
ML of the ahovc three companies for the Hawaiian
Islantls, arc tirepareJ to Insuro llutldlns, I'urnituri',
.Merchandise aniU'riKluce, -Machinery, Ac, also btu-ar
anil Hlte Jlllls, ami vessels in the harbor, nzainet loss
or ilamaje hy flrc, on the most favorahle terms.
Sfrily II. UAOKKilLl) A CO.
KIMOWLES'
STEAM AND VACUUM PUMPS
rpino uxdkhsic;xi:d HAVK.TUST
X. recelietl per Amy Turner, from lloston, a full as
sortnienfr these celcliMictl 1'uiups, which arc guaran
teed to be cheaper nutl better than any other aiylo of
pump Importeil. Wo cull tha ailcntion of planter par
ticularly to tho 'Nacuum I'ump, nhlch la icsa compll
cated and more scrvlcublu than other pumps.
BMl-Sm 13 if U llJtKWKU A CO.
TOR LEASE.
'PIIOSK VKIfV TIKSTIf A TIT.!.'. rm.
fit l.t.n,l.a Lrn,u , nrf .1111 11. A V . ,, I.-..I.... WW
kalma, lately occupied bv II. II. -M.
... ..I.E. . ...... ... ...,w.,..., t, iiut.u.,
cominlasloncr,
.lames liny ndeliuuae, Ksq. Th buildings have juit
been Ihorouchly painted, papend, and i.tncnvlse Im
proved for Ihe beuilit of Ihe lenant. (iovernment
iiutcr Ivlti on, hesldea huvln;a ulnduilll, Mlth a supply
ofKooil sweel and clean healthy water, which has been
analjzeil by l'rof, 'Ihoinpsou of lha Challenger Kapc
illtion, nnd pronounced by him the bet he had aeen
since he left Ktifbnd,
For particulars, lunuire o
hTU at JAS.S. L1IMON.
ALL PERSONS SEEKING EMPLOYMENT
A AJL. 1'AKTIKS KITIIKU IX
Unui'iu,,. at any of ihe Islands In the Oru'jp
In Want of Employoos
Will please niaVa their want known to the under
Igued, vtlm will do all In their power to Bll their orders.
1'. C. JONUH. lr. "1
J. II. ATllllinoX. y Kinnlovmiut Cnmmlttee
II. 1'. 1I1I.LIMIIIAM,
J l.al.
, A. STUM Om
ASTOR HOUSE
DINING AND
LUNCH PARLORS,
Xos. 7(1 mirl 78 Hotel Street,
HART BROTHERS, Proprietors.
liourtl by tho Day, Week or Transient
BILLIARDS,
Cigart,JCigaretteIand Tobacco,
Soda Water and other Iced DrinJn
Meals Served in First-Class Style
AT A I.I. IIOUHN.
HlINUYJ.llAHT. rS7 0 KI.L1SA.1IART
Hollister 5 Co.
A;enta fur tha
Celebrated J. a Ayer'i CCo's Mcdlcinei.
Extra Neu Beef
I non mam; iiy
I TNI
1IOLLKH A Cn.
SALMON.
A'
'VIX15 AHTlOlsK AXJ IX l'KIt-
let! order.
For Hale by
I10LI.KH A CO.
DEFINED 8UOAX.
G
1KANVI.ATr.lf, I'MI'miKU AMD CUBE
hucar. In barrca. Lair barrela anil lioira.
row asAi.t: uv imi iiollkm co.
K
ox a corri:K( ton nam: hy
J UULisbO liU
Cti
alfcLiili
JHiV
jaaaaasB jup, ,
G. BREWER & GO.
jiAVK.il .st iti:i:i vi:i, vv.n
Amorican Bark " Ceylon,"
IPx'oxxx Boatoii,
THE FOLLOWING LIST
STAPLE AMERICAN GOODS
WHICH IB HOW OPPKItr.I) ron MALK
UPON EASY TERMS.
Stcn.ni Coal, Cumborlnnd Conl,
I'mnkllii (,'onl In cnalif, for I'ninily tin.
IxJ:ifcO.SII.IX3 OIL
180tlff(re tent,
Dormer's Oil,
OA.n,
ClinirB,
Cut Nniln, U to 4 Oil,,
Lfiiilcrrir, Clinr'conl IrotiK,
Jlunt'n Axcb, Hurifo Ilntcliolc,
Tnr, Pilch, Iloniti, Turjicntin,
3Mixlia Oordoso,
ALL .HIX.Kri.
Piuk Ilnndlcs,
Ax Ilnndlcs,
A CHOICIJ ASSOHTMEKNT OK
Tr OOEllIESI
coKatBTino or
Corn Stfirch, Tomntocn,
ilohtoti linked UcnriH (Oenuino),
Green Com,
HniiKngo Mcnt,
Kiiccotnr.il, k
Gherkins,
Lobatcrii,
ITViiicy CrjiolcortM I
JIuckin'H Totnnlo find Mock Turllo Soup,
CnlvcH Head,
ilntn ntid Tonguo,
Family Sox
Whalo Uoats,
Slnlo nnd Ox Cnrtn,
Burnett's Extracts,
Owinc to the Inrcjo fitock of merchandise In tho
market, we propose to ncll thla conslf-ntncnt
At Trices thnt fllll Suit onr CitstomorH.
tM 1 V. IlkKWKR A IU
WILDER tt CO.
Importers and Dealers in
ANB
BUILDING MATERIALS!
or AM. KIIV.
JUST HECEIVJED
EX J
LATE ARRIVALS!
SEVEHAI
URGE AND WELL-SELECTED CARGOES
illTII-llW LUMBER.
COUI'III.JIN(i
ALL 2 HE USUAL S10GK SIZES
SCANTLING.
TIMBER, PLANK, BOARDS,
FENCING AND PICKETS
ALSO, OIV IIA.Ir
A Jfoit Complete Stock of
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF WALL PAPER
LATENT HTYEIJI.
NAILS, LOCKS,
BUTTS, HINGES,
BOLTS. 8CREWS. Ete
DRY REDWOOD!
Scunllins; l'lank, surfuco anil roujh
lliianlH, Biirfncoil anil rouglij Ilntlern,
riukctB, ItiiHtlc, I.attico, UUbourJ.
AIJIU, l!f,s.TU-aV.
Paint and Whitowaah IBruahea,
M1IITE.LEAB,
WHITE XI.-VCT.
(AIXTSIL,
METALLIC AND OTHER PAINTS!
Glass.
Salt.
Firewood.
DOORS SASH BLINDS
ALL NIKE,
f tarn and California Make.
r'OR SUK IN QUANTITIES Tt SHT
AMU AT
iso-w- inzoa
Im 164
Flour T Floar I Flour I
fttl.ltKN NATE EXT4 fAHlEY riAM'M,
J t halikaua, or 8aU br -
BOLLBSACQ,
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