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H
r
C
A HOT. ON KAliKS.
lly P.. I'. ADAMS,
Auction Sale !
II) Outer or Jim Id linjton, l(., Nliorirr.
Monday, February 13,
W III A. .11. Hill III- Klllll
At Hi" Hlfiri" iif Cut Chonr; Koon, No J, Ilnlel Hlii'rt
14 Snrka 1 tour 1 1 Mnlip Tenuis,
I Anulntr I I tinnier, but uf China
lllnlira, f.nnii, mat nlfi-ni plTnblra.
-I (' "lilm nn I'liinr, I IIhk Hire, l.nl
Straw for llul, l.nt lllri.,
Clorka, I Nintn Mllh t'lenilla,
ft t'nokliitt 1'itiiR, Ar,.vr,Ar.
AllA.MH, Ancl'r
On Snli'mlny, Fobrmiry 18th, 1882
n( U M . nl lila Nnle lluuni l)n"ii hi, llonoliilii nil
IhliaO pleft ur pnliela ul land annate im l.llllllt Hill 1 1,
Honolulu, nfurr.nhl Mliliilii llulhlliiMheieiiu, known
u the Honolulu Mnlrli rnrmrjr nml limliu lriinlii,ri,
on l.llllm Mtrrct nf til feel, aa tin aiuc nimh niilbiil in
it rnltnlli Deed nf I iiiiennre front Himli'1 I" True, In
tlii lalr I'linilopi v l.mii. leiutdinl In I tin r II mi itj.
vrn niiil &Til lieeda nt llin eJHienan nr iiitrliuMr I in
Iher iHirilriiUrB nmy lie niuaiucil froin I' A nthirfir,
K""J '" li 1' AmMX.Aue.loneer
GUARDIAN'S SALE OF HEAL ESTATE.
VALUABLE PIECE OFFICE LAND AT WAIAIIOLE,
IE O O Xi -A. XT .
)V VIKTril Ol-' AX OIJDKK OP
I.) MALI: granted by Hit- lion A.I' Jmlil. (. hlef ,1m.
tlm nf the Supreme ('nun mini; In 1'iulinli', mi the
17th ilHjrnl January, A II IM-J. Ami by order nf I. UU
KI, (k,,)gii.iiilluii nt HAl I'll.lk ,)u hither, the under-
Ijiud will sell nt l'ttlillr Auction
On Saturday, rdirtutry B5th, 1082,
nt I'-io'clock noon, nt 11 p. rbilr IIimuii, (Jurea Mrrel,
nil Hi it piece nf luml altiialrd nl Wnhihnlu, Illnlili I nf
Knolailpukn, lllalul of Olllll, being ltiillltt I nf Kojul
Patent 'Hit. Ktiliitrm Trn.', to Knituapor, tuittiiliilui nn
are tif 1 11.VIUI acrea.
'I hi' Term uru fitult, nntl deed nt Hie cspcnM' of llir
puiclinacr.
K. I'. ADAMS, Atict'r
NOTICE !
The Sab of Rico Planliilion
i AT WA1AWA, OAHU,
a-Ailterllai-il tn Inkn pliro THIS HAY, Sntiinlay,
I'eliruar) lllli. Is POSTPONI'.I) uiilll further notice
I!. I. ADA.1IK, Ancl'r.
Valuable Rice Plantation and Mil
jt idxxTc llo axxtion !
Notion orForoclomro urMortin(;o
riiiiir. i!MnnsiiM:iMJivi;4ri'r. that
H lu ncronlinct' lih lln jmwrr nf naln tunlnlnotl
In (Trill ii (loctl of inmt:;:iKu utvtn ly MuUI mut Ahiihu
to Kil. llnilicliU(i;pr A C'uiUtviI IlK'-ilci luy ur 1)i-hmii-lcr
1"U, rrcnnlml In Itber WJ, folion IIK), -UI,U- Iht-y
littiMid to riTiclo-tf tint mi Id mnrti.fM' for ruiidltlotin
bn.liwn, iimt will npU jit lublIo lUiriliMt at lltn mictlnn
rtMiniK nf K, 1', AtlutiiH tliuntf-il In CJucimi ulrcct Ilniiolntti,
at 1- o'clock noon, nil tho jtiopcrty luiuirrUi'il nt itttU
mnriirocit UiaI N to nn)
i-i .r. that vAMr.iu.i: mui: plantation
nf Makl nml Almlm nltunlrtl In V't1aun Dittrlct of
Kwii, iHlaml f 0lm, held fur nn iniexnlii'! term nf
flftct'U year finiu ttu flrrl ilny of Mity lit , cotiniriiiln;;
HboiH I-'OKTV-TIIKUK AUUIIS UIOlI LA.SJ) ltd
nn ahiimlnnre of nut -j for Urlitlnti, nf which 3"i ncr
rc hrnki'ti p rrnily fur rultl vullou, nml lmo lcltktl
almitt four tmiit nf pulil.v to an aciu ior jmr; with All
the tinjiruM'tiirut, wtilth purity conlttnf 1 Inrr tu
lory ifttellhiff lioiift, the loner part Inln ucu us u
uloru hinic: I l-lury iltclllu hnn. t kiUtlu'ii, ric ;
(norther tli crrtahi tnoh, ItntilcniLiittf unit clNiH,
ivutkln oxen lul linrst's.au Incutor) whrtcitf irnij hr
ft on ut llitMiftlct nT Va llntlttchlnrir A Co., uhrrr lln
lrnit niny nlitn iMnurpeclttt, hulllilciit Hi'til Iium lit'Oii
pumi to plnnt ahunt JJrtcic nf Ihj nburo luml.
ni.com. tiii: uii'i: -mill ur iai;i and
AMANA "Itnat'-cl m Walnwn aforiiilil unjoining tlulr
Hlcc riftiitnttun, Tim nliovo mill Ik elttinint upon
land hrld for and unexpired term of tun jcia from Km
l-tli day of December, 1SSU, with a prhtleso of renew a 1
for loti yriir. whKli luml enntuhih one uctr nnd u luiir
nndhnooulL tun lro epilnKH t npil Jnir Uiewnlcr-
pun ft fo&tha mill nntl J!trutvnri4w, Thu nilU lou
t-sle of I l.irgc tno tor; mill houpt'nitulnlnf; tjw ami
complete umliliu'r for ltnllln mid polUhlntc rkrwlili
wateruhrul mid nil LoinuUloiirt mauiifucturi'd In lb8t
by Honolulu Iron VV'urk; 1 luro nturehuuse of u Mar
in;; mpuilty of tibotil -t loiib piidilj ; 1 uuu-ttory Uwol
line huUfe lor luborrrn
Kl). IIOFI'VHOII LAIKJKU & CO.
ALSU-nt tho 9Rnr time and plncuulll be void llm
raPf of IMVn AC11KS yV KICK LAND tit n vliorl
dlntaure fiom llic bop rlco pUtitiitlon ut Wniuwji
forecilil Including a koiiiI i laintlu, held for mi unex
pired term of thirteen jern from the tt duy of Jul).
Km, nt n (iiiutul rent ol Jluti: thli land N Mitdct for
tho whole term at an auntnil rent of 51 K.
i;i). nOffHUIILALUKIt & CO.,
IL 1. ADAMh, AuLlloneer.
03P TZXI3
California
Furniture
Comp'y .,
- IX
CAMPBELXS
Block, Fort St.
ahi:
NOW OPENED
ami wu Coitlinlly Invito tlm Public of
Honolulu to C.tll mid Kxam-
ino our
HANDSOME COLLECTION
OK
FURNITURE
Largest Stock,
Latest Stvles,
Lowest Prices
J3. I. J 3D -A. 3k S,
AUKNT
California
Furniture
Company
i:. i'
r.. ,..i t..' fji .rT),.i v.nin
vxiiiiiiuiiii i) omu ui uuiu ijauu-u,
h p v y Hi i in: or a oitin.it n uu; in ihc
MB linn A. I'. J mlil. 'lilif 4imtlri- nf the Hiipfimo
I'mul, llllugaa s limit uf I'mlmlr, dated .! HiIi.
feu. ami lit order nf I' A M-lim-rir Uniinlhiii of tin
nlitnr rhllilrrti 1 liita il.inl I g.dei il Uh'iiimIi r
aljiiM Mill aril nt 1'iiMtr urll
fMMIM'liVd.
FOR PORTLAND
Tlir A I 1 nut Mnlilnc ItrlH.h Ship
lV III KKOP AUHIM'OIIN,"
v III SMI!, Mililir.
Will Imvo Quick DlMwtoh Tor nliovo I'ort
I'm Freight, npply In
sol 7 'llll'O It IIWIIIM t'n Acnnl
GPECKEUS LINE
For San Francisco.
li AmrilriiN lliifkfnllnii
DISCOVERY,
Will Imvo tlulck Dlspntch for nbovo Port.
I'nr frclHil or mnnt;i niply In
V lltrtlVA I'd, AritiIii
SPRECKELS LINEIj
KOlt SAN KltANClSOO.
i .'i
Till V I IIWV AIIAN
&& BRIC4 POMARE,
.m
lllll.tt M.UllT,
Will Imvo (luiok Uispfitcli for tho nbovo Port
I or fn lulii nr pnitt!i npply In
b'jl W 1 IKWIN.t-l II, inl
KUlt .SAiKIJAiN(JIS(JU. "
Till! AMI!HK'AN IIAIIK
.& CAIB8AHSBI0N,
llt'llllAHr. MASTliK
Will Iinvo quick dispiitoh for nbovo port.
I'nr fn Idit nr iMMniir npplr In
h' M i V.vn.i! ,t t'OUKi:, Aurutu,
For ban Francisco.
Tito A iiicrlcnii Iturlt
.'ipy '.S f'xIi W.AIiuy
Jk'isVij"' l'Ui:i'.MA.. Mnsl.T.
Will Imvo quick disp'ttoh for nbovo port.
I'nr l'rrlalll nr I'miMl'l', npply In
J8'l Tl I'ArW'l.r. .. (,'OOKI!, Au-rnli
FUU, SAN MtAiN CISCO
UCA Till! A.Mi:ilH'AN 1IAIIIC iy
SS; " FOREST QUEEN," !
WIMIIMI, Mn.ltr.
Will have (Inick Uispntcli for tho nbovo Port
I'nr l'rolulit nr pnni , npply In
r.l Wi T, II. liAVlKS X CO.. Ac-ntn.
A. FHANK (JOMKK,
(I1!NT I'UU TIII! roi.I.OVI.N(l UOAbTIIIISi
Wnllnln, & Mnlolo
Wnltill. ,W)a Jnlla
AVnlohn. jll Wrelitmlii.-
nml Kin nn.
n.A(l-lt"illth WIiIIpIIiiII. Onirp Corner nfOnori.
hJ nml Niiiiiiiiii Hint In. 1
From Honolulu to Hilo Direct.
The A 1 Clipper hiliiwiipr,
"M A LOLO,a
OIIODMAN. SlAhTKII.
Will mil from Honolulu In Illlo illrrit. nml lll cnll at
ItilPrnidillnlu Porlit on tlio rrliirn (rip.
I'or I'm IrIiI nr PnnniKi', npply to tin- Cnplnlu on bonnl,
1 illW nr A I'KANK t'OUKi:, Atnt.
C. BREWER & GO'S
BOSTON LINEOF PACKETS
-rjr TIIKlik "JIAItTlIA DAVIS." WII.I. III!
vi.CJ"'. ilipnlcliiil from llimton for Honolulu on ur
15th Doy oTMny next.
l'trnn t lulling Innntor sootli cliltippil liy lllUpfflc
ftinuM mill I urikrii uu or before .Mnrih lltth I'nr
fllrllur turtlLiiliuu npply In
ss7 t-j .tm c. inn:vi:ii ,t co.
dMSL
STEAMER LIKELIKE
JilMJ. 1 I J.IAfVArit.
Sttanicr Ltkullko will lenvo llnnnlnlu rnch Tuesday
nt t r.MM tnuhlniit J.nliniiia, talaen liny, Alfikeiin,
Mnliiikoun. Ktlnaltine, LiiLpuhoehoc and llllo,
KeiundnK will touch nt nil Hie ulnwe port, arriving
at Honolulu chlIi bum! ly x. u
CO" No i'roillt for ln(iiur 111103. -
WcpinltUcI) refute u optn uciounttt for rnraaeu,
nnd wo particular!) tall the attention of the truunnp
pulillc to the ne?ttlty or halu Hupcape and 1 riluht
plainly marked; ttie(Meauier will not bo reniioiiflltlu
for any uumarkod llanuap, or for lVelht or Parcels,
uulteri ltrrvipifit lot
t'rolpht tlonoy Duo on Oomnnd.
In all ca?"t of fri'lslit for pnitlcri not rpiponth1e, or
unknown, iho froljjht money w 111 be requlrtU 1 u Advance
lAC'liA(Ji:s oTLinaiOltN nml Ml M.N MLS
hi: pi.ains.y ?iauki:i
Kortho pirtynhom theynre for, or plainly stated In the
receipt tn u horn they an (uiihlgued.
All ik'imiiuta for tlimmi;: or 1ok niuvt be mndu within
one month.
In no way liable for lon or ncclilent to lho ttnek.
t& Hack DrlM'tc, Don, nnd such like, will not bo
allow td on board the btwtnter on arrival, until after the
piinnen cr hiuu been landed.
m WIUlKK ACQ.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
For San Francisco.
Tim Mis:Mtu n:A3iNiiir
CITY of NSW YORK
COIIIl. ('itiitimiilor.
WILL LEAVE HONOLULU FOR SAN FRANCISCO
On or about Monday Fob. 13.
FOR SYDNEY VIA AUCKLAND!
rut; ni'M'.miiii sti:asikiiii
AUSTRALIA
!.ltII.I lll.llJIA.MIDU,
On or about Saturday, Fob. 19th,
For r're'ghl unit PntftiiKP, npiily In
tSUll. II, IIAUKI'IIMI .t (0AEiiitn.
OimiiU Inr .sliliiurtit irr hlciiiurr run mm
lio.Stnrril, I'toni.t Inn ku. Ill tlm rirvfiruul
Wnrt'liiiiiKii miir llm riliniutr Wlinrl.
PUNTERS' LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO
rtt C. Orowor & Co. Agents. A
JKx5? Mrnli.tiullc recelvpil Miimu' I'n'o.SQS
nml liljci.il liikIi uiltJiiccn miiilu on lilpnitnt liy this
up, Thu ly u. iiui:vi:u,' Co.
F. A. HARNDEN,
BMGS TO XOT1KY TltK PUIUjTC
Hint hv will li'no for Wan l'riiiicliicii on or ubout
1-Vuruuiy Id.
Ilaluir upcurtil Hip iti-opt'tutloii uf mi pxprrU'iiccil
buer lit tltu
Culii'oriila anil Eastern Murkuts,
IIu fel irarrantcil In sollcltliiK coiiimlslou for the
ptirrlniso uf
Mcrchnndiso,
Housohold Goods,
Dry Goods,
Fancy Articlos, &c.
From any Point in tho Unitod
States.
Any onler left Willi Mr. W J'. Toler will iccelio
pioiiipt ulleiilloii, ninl 1,'noilti orilt'tt'il wllllm Ufllvirril
ttirouU I.U tullce,
C'ali nr rt'forencp dioutil accniiiliany t'ncli nrilcr,
C'oininlr.Ioii. moJi'rntp, fllli'il ltU tlUpatUi uinl loneH
lulf.otulni'il. tfj Im Tl Im
READ THIS!
rpui; uxnnitHiaxKO iiavincj
X nuilp rt'tuln Impiavciiiriila In lliu rt.iuifmi'iit
uinl toii.triicllon nf tluet uml Air uci for f,tfjm
llollrr wlililt tllecln ionllrrable mliiK of I uvl U
Willi.,,- U aiuruute, .11 ork 'y , 0Jf
Atlilrm 1! Onur. UTtifcn l. Ti
44 Ex ADONIS,"
ONE! JE I jA. 3ar o,
rromUNKUFBU), Ilerllu.
rr I'or Salo by
KM T
II, HAI'UrKLUttl'U.
twKnAi
"Pioneer" lane
FROM LIVERPOOL.
v.trA.
'T .rrV
H
fllUl.llilISiUlO.
OFFER FOR SALE
TX-X3I3 OAR.OO
-or tin:
"XKiIkc of Abcrcorn"
MIW lllilNtl l,ANIII!l tX
SPLIEWDID CONDBTION I
After n rapid puiwnjxo, nml froin oilier r relit
hlputi-iilM, the follow Ihl;
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
J'linU (if Inlcut Hlj'lt'M, fant onlinn;
Itliiu DcniiiiK, Wliltu UkhIiiii Hlii.'i'llni;,
llm iin'k'H I.finjr Clotlin,llt(iw ii liiiivii l)i illn
J'lllii l.liifhK, Miilrrtkliit,
Mini) nml Wliiln I Iil'iI, IiinliultiH,
I'uiiey l)runn fJtmtlH, l'mity PIiiIiIb,
ItiiHHin Crimli, ScalfH, 'I'k'H, OriivulB,
erixliuU nml Knnuy Wink,
'l'dUl'lilljrM iitu! TiiwcIh,
Meli'H lllle mnl lliowii Colliin HnK.linnc,
IiihIicm' IIiimu, Mcii'ii llonily MniloCliilliliiKt
liitllit Itiililn'i Cii.iIk, (Jiipurt nml l.uKKiiiKN,
llfj;ullii nml U'tiuk'ii Hliitln,
IIIiiii mid (liuy lltiiitu llluiikolH,
Wltlln C'nlliiii HliiiiKuiH,
Wfinlou llluiikolH, nil colurn nizen nrul
woIkIiIk;
'Wiinleii ninl Cuiilaii li'lnniiclH,
Vulvut mnl Ttipi'Mtiy Oiiiietiii(;H,
Vulvut nml Tnicnliy HtigH, Uurpatii ntnl
jMiiIh,
Sugar Bags 20 x 36, Coal Bags
XiVXlCVItl AIVD HMAIili,
Rice Bags, Prime Quality,
Ilu.-ivy mnl l.ilit lltulupit unci Twino,
SABBLEEY !
A fltll tlRHOlttllUllt (if
G-EIVITS'' SACBLKS
Also it fuvv very niuo
LADIES SADBLEd
Suiltllo clullis, liridleH &U.
GALVANIZED
CORRUGATED ROOFIITG,
In 0 7, 8 and lift lenr.thn (!M ciKt), bcrow
nml 'aherx to mutch.
H.ooL30.S lEttos,
Frnco Wile, Nos. 0, n, 7, nntl Staples,
BUi IB1 WITH m iL'.Til
llolu nml Stilkri" loinplrte.
Fire JJrlcks, I'ortlnnil Cement,
Flre-Gluy, lVhltlni,', Olmlk,
Yellow (Jcltre.
ENGLISH, HAWAIIAN & AMERICAN
ENSIGNS,
3, 5 nml 7 yard lengths,
Liverpool Salt & Rock Salt,
DuiiiijaiiR 1, 2, 3, I ami 0 Bullous ench.
Unlvniiizoil IlnukolH, Tubs, ll.taiim kc,
Ctuckury, lion lluiliite.uls,
ZINCS, PAINTS AND BOILED OILS,
Yorcc8tcrHliiro Saticea, Groccricn,
Enfilish IiCilliur Belting. from 3 to 10 in,
Hiipciior,
Topsail Sheet Chains, "Admiralty Test,"
Sizett 1-1, 3-8, 7-10, 1-J,
ELOOH OILCLOTHS,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
VIZt
" Pig llrand" Stout, in pints nnd quarts;
UuiiinrsA htiiul,
Jlloutl & Wtilfo's Ale, pints nnd quarts;
II.ihh' Alu hi quints nnd iinln,
India l'nlti A!ch in qu.tits uml pints,
llelfuHt CiiiiKor Ale,
1'imi l-'ieneli llrumlics ill liullc ami canon,
lluiincHty'H llinudy in c.tsen &
Old Tom, Cliti.ip llr.tudy in casea,
Casus Scnlcli uml Ii'Uli Whiskiea,
UiiiiIokhU "'Hctl liar" nntl othor fino
L'litiuts in cast's,
)cst Sherry in bulk nnd cases,
Chiimp.iKiiu in qiiuils ami pints,
Powell Bufiryn.Steam Coal
kc. &o. &o, &c. fcc.
S'JI 75
THKO. II. I)AVIi:S A CO,
Little's non-poisonous, and
non-corrosive
Disinfectant and jSheep Dip.
Ah A mMNI'KOTANT
nnd denderUer for hoitnlihold uml billal urn thin
valuable prrpiirnlluu, him nil lliucund ipialltleuf curb
olleaelil. wlihuiit ll illinuliuutiigca, being uon-poliinu-iiliu,
unit uf pli'ii.ir.l odour, A. nn uutt'epilc,
luaecllclde, uml lotion for wnuiida Ac, III nil autlitaU.
it will bu found iiinst rlUcitllou.
AS A SHEEP DIP
for illpplns or html tlrrialns na R remedy for cnb or
blow tly. It la crpitlully vubiuble, uml l lari;i'ly nul In
Uitllfuntlu, the Atilr.llnu t'nluulea uml .soulli Aincr.
ten,
Iiulc.nl nf checking It promote tlm uroivth uf
wool, mid mUI In the uppt'iiruuiu nml ipiallly nf the
llolrlpllve ilntihira and dlrectiona fcr luewlllbo
fiiruUlied on appllt'Jlluit In
Thoo. H. Davlos & Co.
n en i
VIN SANTE,
Oil WINK 01" IIHAI.TII.
VN .IIItATI'.D NIX-AI.CtUI(I.lt) DINNIIlt
bevtra.'v, pleiialiig In uite,
EXIHLEHATINQ,
NUTRITIVE,
AND WHOLESOME.
A VALUABLE ANTIDOTE FOR SEASICKNESS!
WclmveJiKt received unmsll parcel of thleteemed
and wt Liiunit beverajv, wblcli we nUer lu iii.iiitlile
lomlt,
Kil 75 TIICO. II. DAVIIIH A" CO.
"The SLeplierd Saint
of Lonai"
TSNCn'18SUKn IX PA31P1IM5T
X Form, l'artlo detlrinf coplea will pleaio liY
otilrn. or adiln'K
tl St THUS. 0. TIIUU1I, 1'ablltlitr.
15V AUTIIOMTY.
wB
Sulo nf Oovrrnnirnl f.nntt.
(In Wnltip.iliiv, l trili l.ith I Ml nt iroiilPtilrnnrpnf
Alllnlniil lliilr. ut Unelnrli noon will lie milil nl I'uli
lie Atirtlon, llml plerp of luml belonging In tlm
llinmll.ni (lnvPriiniPiit miimlnl In lti:n.M;i'.t,M;i;,
l A lit I II, nml roiilnlnliiKmi ntnl nf VS nfre, nubjert
lolritn Nn, 2JI nhlcli ciplipi July filli, ISSI,
TIIIIMH Cn.Ii, iipurt firlcct rl,
V, U. AKMNntONd, Mlnlnlrrof Inli-rlnr.
Ilf pi nf Inlfflnr, lion, lllli, I'rli. loU ?r,-lt
Mn, H, I', Kaima lm Hilt ilny Iippii nppolnleil nn
Arml In liVn ArkiiiiiilKfliii'lil" tn lli.lrilinrnlii fur
llnnnniiln, Mnnl. TIKIMAH lllldWN,
Itritlilrur nf Cuiivpyancm.
lleRliilriir omr p, .fun. a'tli. IBH-i,
Apprnveili Y N Aiitiionii,
"I-'U .Mlitlnlpriif InlPilnr, ml Inlrrlm.
Uulo orLimon r aiivonimoiil l'rojirrty.
On Vciliieil ly. I'plirtmry I'll ll, nl tho front
piilmuirnf Allluliiil llnln. nl I 'J o'clock noon, will bp
tnlil at I'ulillo Auction, Hie leno uf tho tipprr floor of
Uinl 'Iihitm incut lliillill ii j I, iiinmim Hi" IIOMIM'1,1!
I'lisr ol Ti:i , nituiiiiiluu iho turner of Mirctmnl
nml I'liiipel Hltppln
'1'I.HMH l.tnin Tiymrs, npicl pilce ptr miniiui $M,
pnyublt iimrlirly In nclniiio.
W. N. AltMHTIIONO, Mlnttlrrnf Inlerlnr.
Ilept nf Inlirliir, llunnlulii, . Inn. lllli, Wli, TiU
Llconscs r.xiilriiif; In Fobuary, 1C82.
ItlI'AH.- OAIMI.
Itnllrn .V I'n, (Jnprn n,
ItOll.lllllll
.ii initiM, jiiiiiii,ii v,
A miiKPr, tonii r (Jin. m mnl Itlilmiil l,
I II HpniililliiLt, Nuiinnii nl, k
Ii Miirrhiint, I urt t.
(mill Vlt l.itiiK t, L'ti, I'ort nt,
(v I'. Wllllnnn, I'nrl .1,
lltilpnuii, Knhiiini, Kuuliiiilmt,
Npi; HIiIii, Nuiinuu i,.
tl I' WiilH, I'ort t,
HCl'AII. -HAWAII,
Ahol, llnniilcia, llniiinliim,
Awnu, li'iiiliui. North Koun,
.111 1'IIK, lillllIllllOCIIUI', nun,
Ah Hill, llllo,
IIC.I'AII.-.MADI.
Alcn, Wnlknpii,
0 Ami'ii, Uiillukll,
lulili Orniiniilil, llniiii,
(
KIll'AII.-KAIIAI.
Alii, Wnlinnn, f
Auun. KHpmi,
liiK Uhiui, K'npnln, I.llitip,
UII'IIAf.l.VO.
(Mint Olinii!; ,t Amnp. llnlcl ft, Honolulu, Onhti.
'I inn i)ii. .Mnknmin, .Mnul,
Ah link, I.uiipiilioihoi,, llnunll.
Akpn, liiihiiluit, .M-tul.
JIpp Mliln, .Niiiiiiiiii i-t, llunnlulii, Ojhn,
m Hani, ,MnkiiuiHj. .Mnul,
U'IKII.I.NAlii:.
nillliiRlinin A (Jo, I'nrt ft, llunnlulii
... "."""luiiiiiiurnrr Klnifmul Xunniin fit, "
M I'liilllpit A fn, KmuIi timnii it hIk
Miioi.i nam: si'iitir,
II llnckfpM A (,'n, cnriipr (Juctn a nil I'ort at, Ilonn'u
Aii'ri,,
(I W 0 Jnnca, (Kim,) llnnitll.
ltd AT.
V I'iiiiii, llllo, llnwnll.
I'llptllll, llnnnlnlu Ojliii.
T Hpeiict r, Illln. Ilnwiill.
.itlll.Vr.
1' llpjinnnoii, Kluiloin.
I" 1" bpltx, Klnuilum.
itii.MAim.
Allonn, I'liliunim, llllo, llnnnll.
MAI..1ION.
Hill Ohntin, Knliiimi, Kuolniilo'i, Onliu,
II It I. AII.11N,
It Wiitcrlioiue, Kniin, Unhn,
;aki: i'i:iii)i,i.-).
Ah l.owny, llonoliilii, Onliu.
SATUKDAY MESS.
FEHKUAllY 11.18.2.
Miiiia;crs'n Notice.
All nilrertliieiiiriitii for llic .SATUiiuxr I'ltitai must be
nil In by I'rlilny noon. 'o liirertlonn for the cntrtnt
luiir can be fununleeil when ent In later.
Ailrerllnera will limrk. the number of Inacrtloni" tic
ilreil, from which dale they (lir;e. Any nut 10 marked
will be charged J lnunttiv.
IIIOS. (I. TIlltU.M, Jlanajcr.
NOTES OP THE WEEK.
Next Frldny, llio litlt instnnt, will bo tho Chi
item New Year, t
The LrKinlntivo Adtembly will meet oil Sntur
tl ty, April L"Jtli.
Ftioit nil tlio Islands comes tho report of larRo
quantities uf sugar nwaiting shipment.
Kexx TuesJay, Tobrunry lllli, will bo Vnlen
tltto's day. AVo notico tv lnro Mtrioty on exhibi
tion for h tlo.
An oilltjrial nrlklo on "I'liysicnl Cnltttro" 1
unavoidably lpf t out this week, but will nppo.tr In
our next issue.
Mn. J. II, Buck tins purchased tlio steamer
Kaphttinl, nt K.ilinlui, and, has kouo to that rd.ico
to brio" her to Honolulu.
Views of II. 11. II., It. Kculikolnni'a residence
nnd of the laiml erected for tho 7iiii wero tnkou
by Mr. Willintua on 'lhurstlny.
Tiik s'.eatuer CUy nf Vcir York will bo duo from
the Cidonics next Monday, tho 13th inst., mid will
tnko thu American and European mail.
Tut: total number of aspirants for Lofjislalivo
honors on nil tho Islands in tho Into (.lection,
amounted to about one hundred uml thirty.
Tub schooner Jnfm will stil for the Gilbert Isl
nnds to-day with natives of that group, who urn
being returned to their homos by thu Government.
ATFott Street Church, Sundny morning, J, A,
li'rnznn, pjstor, will preach, and in tho evening de
liver his regular monthly lecture to joung people.
Mn. I1imij;v, u painter, who was nt work nt
the lit'foimnlory School, got u severe fall jester,
day afternoon, braking his left thigh nnd his left
nrm nbovo the wrist.
TiK valley road, wo uro informed, Is In bettor
condition now tlinu it has boeu for several 3 oars
past. Wo arc glad Id hear Unit tho ; can again
bo leached without tlllllutilty.
A coniit.sfoMiKNT ut Vi'alanao informs us Hint it
i.sacoinmon report that otses nf liquor wero scut
from Honolulu to itillueucti tlio election of soiuo of
thu caudltl.ites for reprebentatlvo from that dis
trict. As the eighth iinniveriry of the accession of
King Kitlaknua to tlm tlirone. February l'.'th, falls
on Sunday this v our, tn-tl ty will bo observed as a
public holiday, and nil GuU'rinucnt oUlceuvvill bu
closed.
Mu. J. It. Motimr.1., for buyernl years emplotcd
us 11 Customs (JUicer, has been upimiutul Sttrejor
uml Uuartt of the I'ort of Honolulu, to fill tho va
cancy caused by thu decwisu of the Into Mr. W. A.
Marklmtu.
Mu, M. Dickson has sold out his photograph
gallery on I'ort sttcet to J. i'llllnms A Co. who
will cotitiuuo tho bUHimxs. Mr. William has been
lu Mr. Dickson's employ for suveral jours and is
well known to our public.
JuiHlt: Auarttt, W. O. Smith, Assistant Attor
ney Ooiier.d. nnd W. L. Wiloo, Interpreter, left
for Kauni 111 tho (,'. It. JIMmjt last Momlny to
hold the Circuit Court. Tlioy were ucoouni.iuled
by A. t. Hnrtwell and S. II. Dote.
TitmiE wilt bo no music this afternoon nt Emma
Squnro on nccount of tho Hand being ordered for
military service, Tito Uamt will give an extra
concert on aiomiay evening, ecu, totli, ut tlio
Hawaiian Hotel, weather permitting,
TiiE.Miif rtmitiuctl in port this week for re
piirs until Thursday, Hho sailed nbottt 11 u'elock
on that day to niako a short trip, touching only
nt liahnina, Mitnlnett, .Maketui, Mahukomt anil
Kavvhlbae. Shu wilt rt turn to Honolulu as usual
im Sunday moinliig.
Wnaro Informtd that three of tho bonds 0110
for 5.100 nud two for 5X1 each taken from thu
Allardjcii brotbeft iuSati Fr.mclsco, havo laeu
3eiit to Marshal I'.itku by H. W. Soyernuoo, Haw.
aiian Consul in that city, to bo delivered to .Mr, K.
Jouei, of Pukoo, Molouni, from whom they wero
stolen.
Duuixti ThutsJay night some ono made an
entrance into tho store of J, Nott it Co, on Kaaliu
maitll ktreet nnd niieued their s tfo nnd took there
from n bag containing $1(M in silver, nml slso
jlttlu chnngu tlmt was in it cup. This was the
uaiuou.ifo that was ojitned it few months ago. A
key wns lost ubout n ye.tr slucu nnd it U orideut
that somo one has found it. Tho back door of tho
stuto wns found open testerday morning, the bur
glurs not Imvlng closed it 011 leaving. Thu door
of tbu safe was not looked nltbough tho bolt wns
thrown out, tho key probably hating been turned
before the door was bhoved to closely, Turco
rlnvkn Hint wrrn In tlm snfowern tint IriurliM. '
1 nn gnlii mm iiiiis bail been rrtnoToi from lite
safri 011 Thutrday, but tlm diver wns left In It,
An rnlorlnlninont will bo given nt Iho Mualo
Hall (hi evening, wlirn Prof, nvlrr will mnltnhls
ifcond niipoafniiri'. Mr. IMwin llrownowllllntro
diten n luuiibor nf now fpitturpi, mniiiig which will
Im tlio Dani'liiK HIipIpIiiii, lluyiil Murloiipllon,
Clas'lfitl Htaltipiqmi (IrimpliigK, Tnblnnui, '"Iho
Moating Hylplt" mid other llilng. Wo Iioh, In
BP0 U Itlll lllHMn,
Art Attempt wnsiiinilo Inst Hiturtlny night b.
nro Ihp n Milt'tien of Mr. u. Afmig nboiil half past
right ti'rluek. A quantity of enmbiialllii material
Mlltmli'il wlllt Itetimi'iinoll had bnpit piled against
tlm hotinn nml Ignited, nml had not Ihn llcemitlt
ill Uml virlnlty ilUeovnrtil nml pilingtilHlinl tho
flnmcN tlm lintiflit wmilil iindiiulikilly bavn lnou
eiiiiRiimeil In n nlmrl time, nn Ihn Urn wns under
somo latllco work nnd othi r light miilprinl. Who
Hindu the ntlrmptlii firo llio prrmlien, nr why It
was done, Is tot known.
Wnrx Inklmr n wnlk nlitrio tlm rttv front ln,.f
Mmitlay wti nolletil thai nearly nil llm nvnllnblo
ppiioa nl the wlnirvefl, from Ihn I'luli Mnrktt In tlm
illullililp ttilnlf Kind .null lili-.it Jl a., t . I & .... I .. ....
nti niiii 1 nil'lll Wiin (ivt uiuni llllll fll llt"' l W 11 II
lyltitf hi llm htrcnin, 'J tiri ucki tlnn hi xirt twef
ullll.U l.l l.rt.t., fa.., t.rt -t.....lt... .. ...... !. . B..C. .
(-, ntut int.i.n, 1,1,1, i,i ni'iiiuin, ...ij iirilfUllllll''n.
it sleaiimis (mil inoludllig thu tug I'tlr) mid
llilrteuii iiuIioiiiiith -a lntnl uf thirty live. 'Iho
loitnoii why tin rn urn so inmiv tl(t'intn vishpIs In
airl ttt thfii (I11111 Is tlm ililllrully In gelling supnr
eitrgiifs, uwiiig In Iho bad wpiiiberriMiilly nml tlm
,.,,..,, ..,,., I l.l...l-n ... dl.t....l..i. U..... .1 ... II...
V,,,,n,i.,i, ii. 11111111,1111,, ,,. nill,llll. .71', trill 1(1 nil!
vowels, liownter, nro discharging coal, lumber mnl
niorli'd cargoes,
A MriTlNfiof tlm Alhhillo Association wnu held
nt llm liyceuiu Insl Monday livening for llio pnr
K10 of electing tilllcotit. A ticket Ii id bieii pro.
jilicil by thu eiimmllteu npKilnteil ut llio hist
iiiei ting but il ilhl not met I with llm npiiroval of
till present. After much debating the following
Wert! elected I President, Dr. II, F. Hnlcliltiwitii
Vlcn Prenldfiitii, K. P, Ailami nml H. II. Dolus
HtfrelacjiMj. W. A. Stvnii Treiisiilar, II. V.
Hckltfitp.iMltiwii'.g 11 Inn ladles nnd gi'ittleiiiPii
Mm nlPli il E niiii mn the Directory t Mbri
llirTiTco Parke, Pinrco, 11. M. Whltiiuy, .1.8.
Webb, .lame 1 dull,., P. W. Mnefarlatie, O. D.
l'rei tli, A. Hosa, nnd P. W, Wiimlouborg. It was
djeldul tnlli tho nmotuit nf tines for each moiiilior
ut 'ffi itiinuiilly, to Im pild (Ither yeatly nrquir
lerly in mlvamo, Thu npt uuntlnK will inkn
plnou on Moml ty livening nt TiV) r. i.
PoitiwiNti Is tho record of Pollen Court pro
ceedings for Ihn week. Htm Alnp.il, ilriinki-miciM,
lined fr, co'bi Ipl. Aon w,, R'tmo clnrge, fined 'Jr.,
ropliSI. Pnliiii w., Hamti flnrgn, flnetl $'., cimts
!l. lim Nte, Hinuggllng Opium, unlit i,.r' it
tercd by Ihejiriistculloti, V. .1. Kellt-y, tlruukcu
nets, finid $f,, costs .$1,111. .lames Houghton, s.tmii
charge, forfelttd t" ball. Jon Kekiilm, saiito
ehiirgc, liutd iffi, costs ft. Jnlm Hlkl, samo
rlmrgf, fintd V, cosls i?l. William Criic, khiiiii
elmrie, (nn old offender,) senlencid to len ilajs'
Imptisonmeut nl bartl labor, costs , Kitlnnialii,
dlKiurblng (pilot of night, fined .?fi, costs $t. John
Hughes, giving Inlinlcalliig drinks to natlvo II11
wniiaus, lined W',, costs $:i,a). ami in default of
liiiyiiieiit of line In get fifty ti.iys' imprisonment nl
hard labor. Charles I'lnlier, selling nml venillng
splrituoiiH liquors without n IIcuiimi, lined iJ.VX),
cnstH$!l.4(). Nlhaii, furious rltlliig, uollr m meul
tntereil by prowcutlnn. Krlilkunl, ilriilikclilicsi,
filutl $!, oniiH (f, John Hniith, s.tmo churge, for
feited 1! ball. Kdwitrd Jiimes, samo charge, for
foiltii iffi. P. II. Tripp, same charge, fined ?C,
costs f I, HongChoy, vlolnling flin regulations,
lined ijL'fi, costs iJ3, iintlglveulvtnit)-h(,urHtoinnkn
smli iiltcrnllonsiiH the l'ire Mnrohil may tllrrtt,
Clilltg Nteu, same charge, received same sentence.
Mukuiiole, hnciiiy of llah-net, sentenced to llireo
moitlhs' iiiinrisoiiment nt lntnl labor uml lined ijfi,
costs iI. Kanakaolo, dinnkenntiis, fnrfeitid i(!
ball. Kaonl, sainu charge, forftitcd ?(!. Chong
('I11111 alias Chong Chow, nmnndeil iiilUtliiiislnnt.
Civil Htcord Ylm (Juan vs. Kith Chong Koon, no
lion on pioinlsory note for 100, tlufeiidant con
fesses jtidgment. Akiiu vs. Aln.i, action of na
hiiiiiihIi for ,?10, plaintiir ehcts to tnko non-btiit,
costs $3.:!. Hon l,em A-Co. vs. Knt Chong Koon,
notion on promlsory notes for iflOjdefemliiiit con
fesses judgment. H. May fc Co. vs. Knt Chong
Koon, nctioit of iisiuuipsit for 51'J'J.nO, defendant
confesses judgment.
Tiinnununl parndoof the Honolulu Firo Depart
ment on Friday evening, tlio 3rd instant, wo could
only notico briefly last week. Somo of tho (tym
panies turned out well nnd two or threo wero not bo
well represented us tm former occasions. Hono
lulu Co. No. 1 mustered 1!1 men, Mechanic No. L',
10, Volimtters 13, Hook .t I, tdtler Co. No. 1, 14,
Pnoific Hose Co. No. 1,21, Hawaii No. 4, IS), nnd
Chiun No. 6, 10. Tint engines wore neatly decora
ted. The steam engines, the Hook t I, tdder nnd
Hose Carriage wpre drawn by horses. Thoprocos
sion, headed by thu Pioiienrsatid the Hand inarched
from tho usual plitco on Hotel street to Mnunnkoa.
theiiuu to King and into tlm Palace grounds, and
pas-setl in review before tho King who wns stand
ing nt tho fuot of tho steps of tlm l'nlnce. 'J hey
then drew near the steps, und nftor cheering, tho
following utldresa wits read by Chief Engtncor
Lucas :
"Hiiie. Tho Kirn Dcpntlmpnt of vmir capital city do
tiienii'eltea the buuor of culling on wuir Mnjeaty on
this, tlio Atltilrrrrr-of their ijrsnnftitloii, tn utenr
donco with your JlnJotyV exprcocd wlali that they
nhuiild tin mi ; nnd ua Ihclr rcprercnlntlve, I wiutlu beg
ltnve tnreiiranro voiir-Mnjeity of the contiiiiiid loyalty
of my brother ilremiin, not only to the tlitoin nf our
cennnuii inuiitrv. but tu w.uri,iilf In nrn.i,t,. fnr ..In, in
we all eutirtnlli il mote than lotul relillment aa nn old
uml tried tnmtudp,
I take pit iimro in prearntlng to jour Jfniefty this
evening, a much better npiiulnted nrrunizatlou In many
re.ptcis, more etpiclally by Iho uircrnlou of atenia
lire enginrs, llnln nn our imrKili In vrnr cono bv. Hot
I ventuie tu f nggcH t e will ueid at Imel two moro
itemn (iiglncs mldrd to our lotte. In otilir to keep tip
with the rapid extension of lh clly
Woilo mn nlah In treapn long on jour Mnjmty'n
tlmu 1I1N evculugiintl would one and all cuntrruttilatp
jnu 1111 cortluiitd binlth and Urt ngth iliite vour rx
I ended ImtpIp to the old world. In loiiclusiuii, I would
ay t May Uml preserve the Kins."
Tho King responded in a short speech, nnd tho
procession marched out of the Jtichards street en
trance, thence to King, thence to Punchbowl,
thence to Nitunnu. where Hawaii Co, No. 4 turned
off to their hall, thenco to King, where China Co.
No. !i parted compiny, thenco to Fort, where No, 1
rnmpany nml 1'ncillc lloso branched off, thenco to
plncoof stnttiug. Tho bell-lower was boautilully
illuminated, us was Mr. Mellis' ilry-goods store on
Full street near the comer of Hotel.
Maui Norm.
Mn. Joseph Oaiiun-r, tho representntivo elected
from llnnn, is stipKiscd to bo uu Independent.
At Mnknwnu tho election passed off quietly,
there being an unusunl lack of drunken persons.
TnE inquiry into the causes Hint led to tho
shooting of tho two l'ortugucsu by Mr. Mngoon is
being continued.
TiiuiiK wns considerable excitomentnt Wnilnku
on election day. Theio wns hpxinking nt Mr. G. 13.
Kicliaidsoii'u luiuso lifter tlio result of thu voting
wns known, nnd one of tho victorious caniddates
was oarrietl on thu bhouldeis of tho natives from
the polls to tho house.
It is said Hint tho stenmer that arrived before
tho election brought eight cnhtH of gin from Hono
lulu to support the (lection of Mr. Hauuna from
liana, and ono person roimrta that he bad been
olTerul suveral bottles of gin to work for his dic
tion. This fortunately fniloil of tho desired
result. How tho mo to "Hooulu Lahui" iH to bo
carried out by cheap gin is 11 mystery.
Hawaii Notes.
Hey. Titus Coan wns 81 joars old Febrnnry 1st j
very few porsons hold their own better thnn he.
Mn, Heck of tho firm of Jones it Co., of San
Francisco, is spending n fow days in Knhala dis
trict. Am. (ho sugar mills nt Kohalaaro running, Th
Star Mill broke 11 pinion wheel that stops it for
a f ow ilaj s.
Hilo has n short lino of telephone, tho precur
sor mid probably the tlrst section of thu lino to bo
erected through thu wholu district.
A aiuie amount of sugar is stored up along tho
windward coast uf Hawaii. Somo of thu mills
lmv lug 11a much its HX) tuns uu hand, waiting lur
smooth weather. ,
IltJMoit has it that another mill Is soon to.bo
erected hi tho neighborhood of Kohnla quite a
Isilil conception in thu fitcu of falling pricis uud
thu general outlook.
Wjstut wenther prevails nt Kohnla wlm nn no
casional warm day, 'Iho nights particularly nru
cold, the thermometer having been na low its .W,
Of the 10 or 11 hopeful o.mdldnU for legisln
tlvo honors based on tho most extrnviigaut pint
forms, thu Itev. S. Aiwohi wns successful, receiv
ing Homu V moro votes than nuy of his rivals. Ho
is 11 man of fair ability, but very stubborn, nnd
supposed to bu rntlter independent. It was doubt
lesvt this Inttur quality whloli seaured his eltctioti
us Kohnla wanted onu who wns not nn ulll mini.
llo wits a member in thu Session ol 1U7H.
Title election nt llllo passed oft quietly. Joseph
Nnwahl uml P. Hauim wero elected Itepreseutn
tlvos. Daniel 1). Wnliinu, who represented, this
district in the last Legislature, received oulynbout
L"W) votes. 1'. ilntipti received nearly 400 votes,
nnd J. W, Keaoiuakatii only 4'J votes. J. Nnwahl
is 11 general favorite, nnd till nre delighted lit it ho
will return iigaiu as Ileprvsniitutlve. Mr.l'.liaupu,
thu ltcpresentative who goes to the legislature for
tho first lime, is 0011s! Jertd tin eicilleitt mini for
thu place, Thu election gives general satisfaction.
A Mail Agent 011 board thu UUUU would bo a
great convenience nnd would rusuro n much mora
ifuciuut mall service. As it is, thu steamer receive
no rotnpeitanllnii from (tin nM ilppnrtmpttl, nnd
of ronran U not over p-trtirtilnr ubout nn t nrly nnd
corrrrl ilellvrry of tint mall. ('fUMi freipienllr oc
cur In which mall innller for Minn of tlm rr turn
(tip irts Isililllwrnlrly rnrrlcd luck to Honolulu,
to try Us rhnncpi tlm neit week n iipgleel thnt
nomUimn ennaen K'tiotta tlllllrtllty. A small salniy
to tho freight cltrk would probably remedy tho
rnnllor.
Tnr. Voir. Wn gavn Inst week llio vnlo i)IIpiI
for nil llm candidates In tho districts nf Honolulu,
I3wu uml Willnutf. 'llm following nru Ihn twin
bcrs ikiIIoiI for eiteh rnndldiite In tlio district of
(laliu uml thu oilier Inhibits, .is b.r usunhnvobccii
nlild lo get the flgutts to llm pHrelit lluiut
WaIAII'A.
H K Jlahn,fprpil) VT,
IN Kalalknnnha V
W I' Wood ,
Wrt Wood , 11
II .V Knlntlii.,,.., , II
Knot ai 111M1.
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ft Alituhl.(flfclcd) 'j
Wllllnni Willie , wit
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V.. Knlnl..., , , , in
'J, Pltlnil , ......, .J
H. It. Mnhukn !ci
.1. II. Knolil -n
Kaloku , 'i
.1. Keklpl vi
ilforo llell.... , , 'j
II. H. Kiqinlui , 11
If ll.ii.
.lopepli Nawnbl.frlerleil).... ,....,. ,.,... 401
J. Ilalipll.(pleplcd)..,. , SMI
llnnlrl II, Wnlilnc Ulll
J. W, Ke.ioiuiknul , Il
Hrnlterlni; , 8
I't'XA.
.1. If. Knnwtln tin
!.'. K, Wnlilitelinhi Ui
Hahakl'a.
T. IC. Kniitininnno,.... , ,,., !fll
w. a. .Min m
J. Nilklpl.,.., ,, ,. -20
.MAUI-I.AIIAINA,
I.. Ahnlo, (t ecld)i. iri
.f.W, Knlun, (plirted) H.7
II, Kaiunloplll
II. Kali uilell , lis
Cecil llruwu M
WAIIUI.tr.
rltnrgp II, lllchanlpiin. (tleclntl) !)
.1. Nuknokoo, (plerlid). -r,7
D..V, P. KimeJlll 211
W, K. Jlnknkoa
It. A. Wlilrmntii 1HT,
.M. Krnlnha , TH
W. It, Krm ,.,, IT
.Iiula ItaulP... , Ill
bcattirlng , 4
Makawao.
Kamnkelf, (dectrd) IV)
(I. K. Knpule , p.7
J:. Ilelrkiiuilhl 1U7
(leorj;o Olendoii ;i
IIaka.
Jrifpli Oardener, (eleclPd),. 181
I. K. Ilnniinn , , 1
P. fliiliulahiin.,, i TJ
.Muuikai A I.A1AI.
.1. Nnknleks, (elecled) 1ST
Knpllirn, (i leclul) li
Knlii tpltiuolc K4
iihlnu HI
I'oohen
Hi
1). Knlttiiokiiltn! ,.
Hcatterlitg among T caiidltlnlea...
KAUAI l.liiuis A Koijia.
W. II. ltlce, (elected)
II. IC. Hull
A. W .Milloho
IfAXAtn.
(). II. Palohnii, (cletlcd)
.1. Knkltin ,
II, P. Adatiia,... .... ..,,..
J, il. Ke.tloha
Waikea A Niiiiau.
.1. Kauai, (cleclcd)
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i, n. tvaptiniat mi
Subjoined Is u list of tho members of tho next
Legislature from tho several districts, with tho ex
ception of Knntinp.tli, in which no election wns
held :
Jilrtrlct. Hawaii. Jllected.
llllo Jnptpb Nnwahl nnd 1'. llaiitttt.
North Knna (). W. I'lllpo.
South Koua I). II. Nahlnn.
Kan I. Kauhnne.
Puna J. M. Kauwlla.
Ibimitkiia .1. K. Kauiinmann.
Kuhaht , S. Alwohl,
Maui.
Labnlnn I,. Aholonnd J. W. Knhta.
K lanapall ,
Walheo mid lltitiiianln Ocn. j;, Itlchardeon
John Nukookoo.
Ivnlllklmil v Koolnu...
llamnkiiulua A Kula,,.,
MeloUal A banal
..J. Oardner.
....J. Kamakele.
' I.Nakalcka
a. K.Knplhca.
Oaiiu.
Ilonnlnln.
..WVMr(ilnn.K K. LlllknUnl,
it. tv. i.aniiaiu mm r . I'atiin.
13 wa A Wnlauae Frank llroivn.
Walnlna H. K. lalinr.
Koolnu Int I. Kulnht.
Kuolaupoko J. b. Kaulukou.
Kauai.
Wnlmea A Nllhnu J. Kauai.
I'uita W, II. ltlce.
Unnalii (1. II. Palohau.
The Luau at H, E, H. Huth Keelikolani's.
On Thursday, tho Oth inst., n luau wns given to
n multitude of invited guests nt tho residence of
II. It. II. It. Kcclikolnni, on I'.nima street, it being
her birthdny nnd tho occasiou of tho foriunl open
ing of her now nnd tlegant residence, A large
hi tut t with canvas roof had been erected in tho
grounds extending from llio maKai entrance of the
building to tho fence. This wns beautifully deco
rated with largo nnd i.mall Hawaiian flags nnd
Htroamurp, palm leaves, festoons of inaile, ferns
nnd othor nlnnts a orofusion of crenerv blended
'with red, white nnd blue. Tbo decorations were
urrnngctl tnbtefully nnd were admired by nil.
Grass was btruwn over Iho ground floor nnd ii
number of long, low tables hud been erected for
tho feast.
Hefore 12 o'clock n mnjorlty of the invited
guests were on the grounds nnu many inspected
tho new residence, uud tho hostess, who stood on
thu verandah, extended to nil u kindly welcome.
Shortly after noon tho people began to congregate
around the tables und remained standing, await
ing tho arrival of tho King nnd Her Highness
Kiclikolaui; by Homo unfortuuutu misunderstand
ing tho people were dirt cted to bit downbeforo
they arrived uud thus disarranged tho programme
bointiwhat. When the roynl party cnino ml stood
up, tho band playing "Httwniil'onol."
Pl.itt a and glasses were Bet beforo each guest
mid on llio tables wns n plentiful supply of )oi,
fi'oui, pork and funit iii.ilcav(8,uslirawiiud linked,
boiled Rwtet potatoes nod othor Hawaimn dishes.
Several kinds of oiko wero also on tlio tables.
People continued to arrive on tho grounds nnd it
wns long niter II o'clock befuru nil had feasted.
Owing to tho mnjorlty of tho tieople having hoatt d
themselves beforo the royal party, thoy lind fin
ished their meal wltilu thu latter weru still eating,
nnd several of thu foreign ladies nnd gentlemen so
far forgot themselves us to gulhtr around tho
roynl table and mako rudo retuarks ubout tho
persons there nnd tlm dishes they wero eating,
loud enough to bu distinctly heard, nnd which
wero understood by those who worn thus Iho unex
pected uud unwilling Hubjectsnf scrutiny und criti
cism, and who, on account of what was slid by
tonio of tltoso looking on, unite and left tho table
booner than they iilhcrwlso would Imvo douo.
When in Homo people should do us thu llouiaus
do ; uud thosu who were not accustomed to ptr
tnkliig of the viands Het before them, should nt
least havo had resp;ct enough for tho lady who
invited them to bu present, and for thosu around
uer, io mm) iiusiaiueti troni tniiKing uncompli
mentary remarks concerning them until they had
returned to their homes, where their thoughtless
words could havo mortified no one.
'Ihufii'iii was attended by tho beet peoplo of
Honolulu, nnd to judge from thu iiumliers present
fuw failed tu avail themselves uf their invitations
und notwithstanding thu many present there was
enough and lu spire. 'Iho Hawaiian Hand wns in
utteudauoe nnd played soteral ulrs. Kverythiug
wits douo that could bu done for so many to make
it n success, mid it wns n iiurfect success. On
Saturday another luau will bu given for natives
only, lu the evening a huluhiila performance wns
given nt which n number of foreiguers wero pre
suut. This concluded the programme for that day,
Tho BUI
Tho bill given at tho rosidenca of Her Highness K.
Ktclikol mi last evening, wns truly n griuid nffair.
About eight o'clock, tho guests began to nrrive,
nnd wero presented lu Uer Highness in tbo large
room on tho lu.tnkn sido of the front entrnncc.
Thu company was very largo, mid It was not until
utter niuo o'clock that tho dancing commenced.
The first dance on thu programme was a quadrille,
which was led by King Kalskaun, nnd II. H,
Keulikol ml. Hevernl hundred couples wero pres
ent thu ladles elegantly attired, nnd the gentle
men In uniform or evening dress. It wns ono of
tho most select nlfnlrs tlm have eyer been given
in Honolulu, und none havo been moro successful.
Wo much regret that wu uro uunblo to give a full
account this morning, owing tu thu forms being
nearly ready for thu press and space limited. A
word, however, must bo said of thu iiparanco uf
thu housa which looked beautifully, lighted from
cupola tu basement.
Tbt ItuuUr Prayer Mtitlni of ttia Y.M. O. A. will b
laer Manilla ui iup a. ai. w, , will u
SUNDAY KVESI340 at the Vntry of
rch. awr Serilcea couimeuciug at Hill.
Tl
flKU) BVKKY
Fori Sired Church.
Bpcolal corrcipondcnce.
Hamakiia, I'b. fkl, IP82,
Iltnron I'limi l)efilto lllnbirrrd irngnosll
ritlonnof friends Hint I ahrrald leavo my hnrrv a
hours to blench on Knna lava, or bleak his tictk,
if not my own, cmwilfiR up nnd down Wniploor
Wnimanu gnlclit, wo havo n.llfljr panned through
nil nnd now I etperli nco llio cmltanl eenanllon nf
haying emerged nnhnrincd from llm vnlley of llm
nlmdows of denth, wortln bent nppllrnblo tiivnsl
tracts In Koim dlnlrlcl, llmiigh nhotit pqnnlly Inio
of Wfllplo nnd Wnlrnnnn, despite their rmtlietlo
proiiorllen nnd Ixiwllilpflng bcntily. Tlio climb
nround that lofly nml broiling cliff guarding tho
nppronch lo Walmann ricnlled similar ncenrs
during n balloon trip mntlo n fpw ypnrs ngo, nnd
fnll upon Ihn blnrk mirf-wnnlicd rockn IjpIow was
tinwpfcoinply niiggcnllvn ns Imminent. In oilier
places Hilling far nbovo trpo.loxi Irrtl vnriely.
'I Im ehlpf dlllnrpnrn bi-twren llio sensillona Is Uinl
ballooning it list eiritlng lo inllmldnlr, wliiln this
Is just niilllcipiitly Intlinlilnllng lo bn eiritlng.
I loth valleys npiienrid to their bent advantage, nnd
n vhw of i llhcr, or even the lens prelPtilloun oti"i
dividing them, would reimy greater rink nnd
trouble. 'I ho ralnrncts wero ntinmlnnt. nnd swol
len by ricent rnius so thnt the diminution of
water eomplnllieil of nallvis to llm King wns Im
ierr.rptible. though n largo iuantity is diveitid
from Wnlplii by Iho Pacific .Mill nl Kuknllinele,
nml In summer months, nothing moro tli.tn silver
Ihreatls will probably bo seen fulling over tlm pull.
Itdl iitrth wuslieil down by nttcnms nt the bend of
Wnimnnii give them Iho nppenraiitoof IiIimsI or
moltcti Invn lorrcnU fnlling from tho biavena,
which In vnringnbd clouds pkrcid by nhnflsof
light, were rolling over tho (mil lops. Additional
romaiicfi (and Inconvenience) wnsnllordtd in re
turning by tho approach of nlghlfnll, nml n fitful
moon playing hldo nnd-neeli mnong rcnltli cloutls,
Mnny n long nnilotis breallt wns drnwn by my
horro In fording the Wnlplo slienm ns tho wntcr
renchtdlilt girth, nnd rosn nt every Mop, lurn.ns
ho would, till llio saddle wnsnlmost tovertd, mid
somehow an echoing nigh would cscnK) llio lips of
his rider, who lu tho gathering gloom had lost his
bearing, nnd knew not bow deep n hole might bo
discovert il nt another step.
High nurf has interfered with shipping sugar
from Kukuldnelo lo tho extent of clo-nng tlio mill
fur hick of storngo rapacity. Over iW,W) worth
iifsugnr is on bund, u large inrt being unavoid
ably stored In the trnnh liouae. An attempt was
innUo last week to loud houio whnjo boats, but
mnilo Insl week lit loan Homo wnnio minis,
without much mh com, whila limits, nugnr
tnllors lives were placed 111 grenl Jeopardy,
movable gangway or platform ran out nml i
nun
,V
nun-
lciid(.d over tint Mirf nnd about 'M fttt nbovo tho
OOill, seivtit us IV IOOIIIOIU lllllll Wllll.ii milinn ul
sugar wcio thrown nnd usually found their way
into a fimm.toHscd bunt without staving it. Ten
sacks worn a load nml much ngility nnd Judgment
wont UHid in covering n fuw sacks witli tarpaulin
on tlio nppronch of waves which broke into tbo
boat, mi amusement they sometimes indulgrd in
ten or fill ecu minute n't n stretch, occasionally
throwing n sailor or two overboard by wny of
change. Dr. Trouasenu In yet here aiding tlm new
manager Mr. Kay, but will dipartas soon ns tho
wenther will iK.-rmit the shipping of bin iffccts.
At Iloliokna better fncilltiisolituln for r hipping,
in the tight ropo tramwiiy n trip over which is
like hi lug shot forth into nothingness, A littlo
henvily hitlcn oar suspi nded from n wire ropo over
boiling brenkcrs is nil Unit stands between ono
nnd eternity, n enso where life seems to hnng by n
hair. In fact il hangs by n small wiro ropo ubout
sum of n rami's little linger. J ho ellll over
Il llio car is projected is nujLIX) feet high,
lino it glides iiihiii is mly5,(J(j0 fietlong,
extends into tl.o occnrtJarFhctond tho surf in
comparatively smooth warfer, Honoknn cinn is
looking well, nml I no. 'TTU 11 is Ue,u running, llio
hnuliug is done by mules innlcnd of men nnd .Mr.
W. H. Kicknrd, the manager, expresses himself
satisfied that ,tttis iuuovatioii of bis pays despiln
the high wages paid to teamsters. Four mules
i-.-rfurin tho work of l'" oxen. Cnpt. Willfong's
cine close. by is nlso doing well, nnd n good yield
Is nulloipated.
At Chns. Notlcy's they nro trending dlsngreenbly
closo upon the borders of famine. For nearly
four months nothing has bton landed for him,
nnd mnny a family is upon shott iillonuce. Ho
dots what he can to help them along by picking
provisions front Liupihoehoe. Hlack mounds of
dry diiu upon n Held below tho road nro monu
ments of n recent misfortune from tbo mill being
behind in starting to grind: yet thu "suckers"
tnken from thnt Held gavo fi? tons to (ho aero nnd
nn adjacent field yielded nearly seven tons nn
earnest of what might Imvo been. Mr. Notly is
llio only -planter on tbo islands who has ndupted
steam ploughing. Ho buds it far ahead of any
other. '1 ho cost of muchinory nnd expense of run
ning it, ho oitimates below y0 per day, whilo tho
work accomplished is cheaper by ono-hnlf than if
performed by animal power. Tbo engines resem
ble nu ordinary traction engine, nnd nro so used
if required. Heiiealh tho boiler is n largo wheel,
or horizontal mining drum upon which in coiled n
wire rope. Two are used ill ploughing n Held, ono
ut each end. They stand nt right angles to
tbo direction of the plough, which instead of be
ing pulled behind, is drnwn from the side of ono
to tuu sine or mo otner, nnu Hack again, ino
engines being 4fi0 yards npart. Instead of turning
n plough when it renches an engine the other end
is tilted down like a feu-saw, und off it goes, llm
forward eud bciuu high in air. Each, half of tbo
plough tins four tines set to plough 10 inches deep
but may bu increased to 14 inches. Tbo cultiva
tor is also n very ingtnious nnd effective machine,
lioth uro easily guided by n wheel lover. Tho
plough requires two extra men to clear the tines
whin tho ground is first broken, ns that at Mr.
Notley's whero somo massive rocks nnd stout
Bumnch nntl gu.ivn roots nro encountered. Mr.
Notley's engines nro only 8-horse power and burn
but y of n cord of wood per day. They nlso con
sumo but 400 gallons of wnter. To heo what n
speed could bo iniido Mr. Notley selected n placo
frco from heavy roots mid rocks nnd ran his
plough IM yards in four minutes. Each tino
turned n furrow of 1. inches, making n plough cut
4 feet wide. Tho Victoria outfit wns procured
from Fowler & Co. Letds. Mr. Notley's plough U
from the same place, but his engines nro from
lloclicstcr. Thiough pnrts being uf iron instend
of steel several breaks havo occurred, but a new
set of steel la on tho way.
Mr. mid Mrs. Overend of Honoknn celebrated
the anniversary of Mrs. Overend 's 5th birthday
on Jnuunry ilitli, by n pleasant entertainment nt
which were present Mr. nnd Mrs. W. II. Kicknrd,
tbo Misses Kicknrd, Mrs. Greenfield, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Nicl, Mr. Marsden, Mr. Tremble nnd others.
Considerable intoxication nnd frio fighting were
indulged in on election day, but no fatalities other
than dead drunks have been reported.
I Will Cahsos.
For a perfect flttlns Suit, (Gent'a or Hoys') at Eauern
prlcei.you niuit call at the Honolulu Clothing Empo
rium. 6M A.M.JIELI.I.S, 101 rortbt.
A few Bargains of the reiualnln. Htock of Dry and
Fancy Ooode, can be found yet at the Honolulu Cloth
lngEmporlum. boll A. M. iIKLI.13, 101 Fort St.
Tho largeat Stock of (lent'a white nnd colored Shirts
(fait colon) Juet received per Stmr ."C'lty of Sydney,"
can be acen at (he Honolulu Clothing Emporium.
BSD A. M. JIKI.LI6, 101 Kort St.
Pioneer .Line !
FROM LIVERPOOL.
T. H. DAVIES & CO..
Now Offer the Cargo of the
"DUKE OF ABERCilRV
-JUST TO 1IAND-
try 1'arllculari of which will b furnlalird In next
weeka latuc. or upon application to
Tlir II. I) A VI KB A CO.
Just Arrived !
per " Duke of Abercorn," form Llvupool,
AMD IPO-EX SAL-l .
ONE MILE OF
Light Portable Railway Rails,
10 lb. per vanl; and 20 Inch gauge with
curve, croaluiii,
AND 10 LIGHT SUGAR CANE WAGONS
K'OH. X'SXJB
N.D.-
This Hallway Ii auliable for Animal Power.
ALSO FOll HALK
Straight Steel Hulls, U Ihn. to the yard.
For Ilia wurklu. of Mer. John Fowler Je Co.'a rail
way and locouiottvea, Ihn nndcral.eed beg tu refer to
J II. Sprcckula. Kau,., of hpuckelavlllt, where. Hue la
uoiv 111 full operation,
For further particular, apply lo
W, L. UltKKN, or
0. W. MAt'FAllANE - Co.
B8 Asem for John Fowler Co.
FEED ! FEED t
W ii oil; iiaVitbKY, auouKu
Uailey, Uata. Ilrau, Callforula Hay, a Urea .lock
It liand Lr ' II. L'. lluri.v. Kui-.t Uumi, II llf Al..
and W. 11. llluond," all of which villi b .old at lowtal
. oric-- bv
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ooj uua t.u.
Kfi-OliU KONA COPFK..
For Sals by DObb-S (,'-
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nilaV..
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