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HONOLULU, 11. I., SATURDAY FEB RUARY, 25, 1882.
i WHOLE NUMBER 78
In lhc"HATlI!l)AV I'llHHS."
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Rcminiscencoj of Honolulu. No 25,
Al tlio conference) on board tlio Ciiiiemli,
lM'lwi'Uii Messrs. J mid ami Loo as lliu
King's Hpccinl Comtnissioiiprs, and M.
Dillon and tlio Admiral, tlio latter staled
that liu did not chnrgo tlio Hawaiian (Jov
ornmuiit with any violation of ihu Treaty
of 181(i, btit merely with placing a wroni;
inlpiprutnlion Upon tlio fith Article, relat
inf to tlio duty to lie levied upon brandy
and other spirituous liquors of I'reiicli
origin. That Article read as follows:
"French merchandise, or goods recog
nized as coining from the French domini
ons, shall noLbo prohibited, norshall they
bo subject to nn import duty higher than
fivo percent, ml tuhrem. Wines, brandies,
and other spirituous liquor are, however,
excepted from this stipulation, and shall
be liable to such reasonable duty as (ho
Hawaiian Government may think lit to
lay uiion them, provided always that tho
amount of duty shall not bo so high us
absolutely to prohibit tho importation of
the said articles."
lty a Joint lleeolulion of tho Legisla
ture, passed on tho !!d of April, 1810, "To
carry into oiled tho (Jth Article of tho
Treaties concluded lit Honolulu, between
tho Government of tho Hawaiian Tslands
find tho.Govornmonts orKrancoand Great
JJritniu, With .March, 1811), in relation to
brandies, wines and other spirituous
liquors," an ml quantum duty was imposed
upon brandy, rum, gin, whiskey, arrack
and all other distilled spirits, not exceed
ing Tm per cent, of alcohol, of live dollars
per gallon. This, tho French Consul had
declined, and tried to maintain by speci
ous arguments, amounted to a prohibition.
That tlio charge was totally unfounded,
' will appear from a few ligures as to tho
consumption of thu article in question,
taken from the records of tho Custom
House. Tho quantity of spirituous liquors
on which duty was paid during tlio year
1817, was :i,-7() gallons; in 18-18, :J,:U2
gallons; from January to August, 181!),
lifiSZl gallons. Hut tho King and Govern
ment in 1810 ovidontly contemplated '' n
good timo coming" whon absolute pro
hibition would bo possible, as will bo heon
by tho following, passed in that year, and
subsequently to tho passngo of tho resolu
tion nbovo roferred to, fixing tho duty on
brandy, &c:
"So soon as tho modification of subsist
ing treaties will permit, the Minister of
Finance shall recommend to His Majesty
in L'rivy Council, tho measnros which, in
his estimation, may seem best calculated
to repress and ejloctually provont tho im
portation of spirituous and intoxicating
drinks of every description, either by pro
hibitory duties or by declaring them con
traband of trade, and liable to confiscation;
which recommendation, being adopted by
His Majesty in l'rivy Consul, and publicly
announced by proclamation, signed by
His Majesty and attested by tho Minister
of Financo, shall, from tlio dato to bo
fixod in said proclamation, lmvo tho bind
ing forco and ollicacy of a law. "Wheie
iipon, and not sooner, tho Minister of tho
-Interior shnll, by his proclamation, dis
continue, prospectively, the issuing of
licenses for tho wholesale- and retail vend
ing thereof," ice.
JSo that, so long ngo as 1810, tho Haw
aiian" ICine; nnd Legislature parsed n
' " Maine Liquor Law " prospective, to
bo suro.
At tho conferonco, August 28, 1819, tho
Admiral proposed to the Commissioners
to roduco thu duty to some per centago to
bo ngrood on, namingi as a fair duty, 80
per cent. Tho Commissioners oll'erod to
rofor tho question of duty on brandy to
Franco, in concert with n bpocinl Commis
sioner to bo sont thithor by tho King,
with soino neutral power as umpire, in
case of disagreement, lint tho Admiral
would not consent to tho idea of any uin
piro -Franco alono must decide. Ho
added, that ho would not discuss any of
tho othor demands, unless tho question of
tho duty on brandy was first sottled.
On tlio 29th, another and final attempt
was mudo to como to some arrangement,
by a llesolution in l'rivy Consul submit
ting tho following propositions to tho Ad
miral, which were immediately forwarded
to him on board his ship:
First That all ponding difficulties bo
roferred to tho decision of tho Govern
ment of Franco in concert with tho King's
Special Plenipotentiary, nnd, in caso of
uon-agreoment upon any point, to tho
Until award of any friendly l'ower, to bo
named by Franco herself, tho Hawaiian
Govornmont pledging tho King's faith and
Iho national revenues, and, if required,
tho further gunrantoo of vomn friondlyj
powor to ubido by nnd carry out all tho
provisions of such decision and award.
Socondly That if tho Admiral ngroo to
this, n oontrnd to tho nbovo olloot bo
drawn up and signed by him and tho
King's Commissioners.
Thirdly That having miulo theso pro
posals, tho King of tho Hawaiian Islands
solemnly declare that no has done all in
his power and all that uudor the law of
nations and oxisling engagements with
Franco, can bo justly required of him ns
necessary to satisfy tho honor of Frauco
' nnd o( tho Admiral, nnd that nfter this
oilor. securing and guaranteeing the most
nmplo reparation upon all points, as
.Fj-ancohursolf, or tho umpire of her own
'"natrmay pronounco just, tho King bo
liovos that nil just cause for war or oven
' reprisals, under tho law of nations, is on-
tiroly removed. (Signed)
Kamuiiaueiu i..s.
By tho King nnd Promior.
It. O. Wyi.uk, Minister For. ltd.
On tho ilOlli tho Admiral acknowlodgod
tho receipt of tho above, " by which," ho
wrote, "aro torminatod tho conforonces ut
vwhioh tho usoloss Conmiiasionora uomi
natod by tho King Kiunehamoha III onmo
to aist," and added, " it only remains to
mo to givo nn account to tho Govornmont
of tho French llopublio of my measures,
nnd of tho obstinacy of your Govern
ment." And on tho sntno day ho posted
his second Proclamation on tho streets of
Honolulu. Against this tho Kiug form
ally protected, Sept. !M, as a llagrant
outrage on his sovereign rights, in pro
tending to cnucol tho Treaty of 18 Ui ami
to revive tho convention of Laplace, which
last nover was u Treaty, because Frauco
novor vatilled it:
To the Inhaiutants or Honolulu:
Tho conferences hold on board tho i7u
teuilt with tho view of arranging in an
iiuiici.blo manner, tho differences botweou
Franco and tho Hawaiian Islands, luivmg
resulted inn resolution of tho King m
Couucil which tho roprosentnlives oHlio
French ltepublio luivo deemed it then
duty to reject.
In cousequonco of tho system of pro
crastinations ndoptod by tho lulvisors of
King Kiunohmnohu, us ultio of their por
Mhtunco in interpreting, uufuirly, tho
Treaty of tho 20th Murch, 1810, tho uudor-
signrd .Hear Admiral, Commander-in-Chief
of the naval forces of Franco in the Paci
fic, has notified to the Hawaiian Govern
ment, oilicinlly, tho expiration of tho snid
Treaty from the piescnt dato.
Franco and tho Hawaiian Islands aro
respectively iilaced under tho binding
stipulations of tho Treaty contracted on
tho 17th July, L8.'19, between Captain
Laphico and King Kainelmmelia 111.
Considering that, in consequence of tho
interpretation erroneously attached to tlio
Trroty of tho 20th March, 181C, tho Haw
niian Government continues to impose
upon French commerce nnd upon French
citizens burthens nnd disabilities which
have been vainly protested against, tho
undersigned will confine himself for tho
iirosent to the disarming tho fort of Hono
lulu nnd to the seizing of tho schooner
tho Kmnehttmtha, giving up the otlior
vessels provisionally soquestrod, to their
respective owners, whom it would bo
harsh to render responsible for tho errors
of tho King's ndvisers.
The undersigned fuithermoro holds tho
Hawaiian Govornmont ns responsible for
nil vexations, nets of injustico or proju
dico that may ho indicted on French citi
zens or on their property, nnd informs all
French residents who may wish to seek
an asylum on board tho steam corvette tho
(afmt( or tho frigate l'ounnitunte, that
they will bo received nnd conveyed ns
they may prefer to Tahiti or to the north
western coast of America.
Llooahant uf. Thomei.is,
Hour-Admiral.
On board tho frigate of tho French He
public, tho l'oamtitantt, 30th August,
181!).
This was tho Inst gun from tho Admiral.
There was nothing moro to bo dono in
the way of disarmament of the Fort, nnd
consequently no moro glory to bo won, so
tho troops, " lea braves I'oursuicnntes "
were ro-oinbnrked. On tho 4th of Septem
ber tho King's yacht, tho JCnmehameha,
sailed away under tho French Hog for
Tahiti, and was nover moro seen in Haw
aiian waters. "Wo heard of her, in after
years, either ns employed between tho
islands of the Society group or laid up in
tho harbor of Papeete. In 1858. after tho
ratification of tho now French Treaty,
King Kamohnmohn IV. recoivod through
M. l'errin, tho French Commissioner, a
present of a silver dinner bervico from tho
French Govornmont; which was tho only
protonso of a reparation over mado for tho
boizuro and confiscation of Knuikcaouli's
yacht.
On tho (5th of Soptcmber tho GamcniU
sailed for France, vin Valparaiso; and on
tho snnio day tho J'uuriuirnnte for San
Francisco. M. Dillon and family were
passengers by tho latter, en routo for
Franco. It is safo to say that not a soul
heio regielted tho departure of tho
French Consul, not even among tho fow
Fronch residents. His forte was to get
into hot water with every person with
whom ho enmo in contact.
I have generally rofrained from com
ment upon ovonts as recorded in theso
sketches, leaving this task for an abler
pen which shall yet write tho history of
Hawaii nei, from tho period when Jarvis
loft it, down to modorn days. Hut I may
Do excused for setting forth briotly, at
this point, tho sentiment that pcVvnded
tho foreign community in respect to tho
conduct of tho French ollicinls. It was to
this o fleet:
Might makes right. Eight, in this caso,
had to submit to might; but whilo perfectly
non-resistant, tho Hnwaiian Government
had stood up in tho face of tho civilized
world and boldly asserted its inalionablo
rights, whntover might bo tho conso
quences, while its property was being de
stroyed nnd tho sovereignty of its King,
guaranteed by Franco herself, was boing
trampled undor foot by a French force,
armed and accouterod ns against a bel
ligerent opponent. A primary principle
of tho law of nations is that independent
states nro on n perfect footing of equality
in tho matter of sovereignty. "Power or
weakness does not in this respect produeo
any dill'oronce." By that law, tlio Fronch
Admiral had no right to demand of this
Kingdom a fraction moro than ho would
have demanded of tho most powerful
Kingdom on earth. Franco nover would
have presented, much less insisted on,
such demands as tho ton specific ones not
forth by Dillon and tho Admiral, to any
of tho great powers, nor would sho have
for ono instant allowed any of thoso
powers to mako such demands upon lior.
No violation of troaty was charged, nor
could hnv boonjshisrged. Hut nn irro
concileablo diflefonco of inlorpvotation
existed as to tho 0th Articlo, and to en
deavor to compol this Government to
adopt Dillon's view of prohibition, nnd at
tho samo timo to satisfy L.'s craving for
rovongo against "Wyllio nnd Judd) tho
Admiral took military possession of a
portion of tho Hawaiian domain, includ
ing tho Government offices and Custom
House; tho public (ns woll as privato)
property in tlio Fort was destroyed; tho
guns spiked, mutilated and rondored uso
loss; tho magazines broken open and their
contents, thrown into tho sea; His Maj
esty's yacht seized and earned oil'; soven
privato vessels detained and thu business
and commerco of tho town thrown into
confusion and mado to suffer loss. And
all this, without n particlo of right or jus
tice on tho siilo of tho Fronch authorities.
It was a fihamoful illustration of tho
postulato that "might makes right," nnd
a blot upon tho chivnlrio French name.
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J. NOTT & CO..
Importer nntl Dciiloii in Stoves, RinRi-,
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China Ware, 1'ruc.llc.il .Mocl.miki, Honolulu, II. I
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CHAMPAONE CIDER MANUFACTORY
AND GROCERY.
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JNO. H. DROWN,
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A. W, RICHARDSON & CO.,
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Honolulu, If. 1. 1 ly
S. MAONIN,
Importor nml Dealer in Dry nnd Fancy
Good. Boots, Shoe. &c
At the Ureal Eastern Htoie, No. is 1 orl hi., Honolulu
M ly
t. W. HOPP,
Cablnot Mnkor, Upholateror, Dealer In
Turnltnro,
No. 83 King Street, bcturrn Niiiinnu and Port Htrectn.
tattri-srei eoniitniuly on hand or made to order.
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THOS- O. THRUM,
Importinr; anil Manufacturing Stationer
New Agent, Boole Binder, &c,
.Mtrcliant Mtriet. and Dealer In
Pino Stationery, llook, 3tu1e, Tojh and Pancy Oood,
1 lort Mlreet, near Hotel, Honolulu. ly
FRANK GERTZ,
BOOT AND SHOEMAKER
No. HI Port bt., opposite. Pniithcon Hlnblen,
IliMiia nml Mine .limit! ti tinier, of lliit 3in
li-rliil.iiiiil nt Ileiisoulilc I'rlees.
Doots nnd Shocc mndo for Cash only
M. S. GRINBATJM & CO.,
Importom ami Wholesale Doalarn in Gene
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M. S. GRINBATJM & CO..
Forwarding anil ConnnUsiou Merchnnts,
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Special facllitlci for nnd particular attention paid to
coindgnmcnti of igland itrodm.e. ly
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W. II. LENTZ, MANAGER.
Plerty to eat. a roni.lu" lire, clean bedn, and the bcr-t
attendance on the U.iwallun Uiandt.
Visitor- requiring nny unusual dleplny of volcanic
action 111 Kindly pi e Manni-er nt least ten daya notice
In lino wcalucr, niul from eleven to thirteen In fuul
fJy
T. J. MOSSMAN,
Importer nml Dealer in Crockery,
Plain ami Decorated Porcelain, Out and Prcancil Olas,
Mltur Plitcd Ware, Cutlery, C'liaudellire, I.amp,
Uliiinncytf. Ktc.
Fire Proof More, cor. Klin; and Nuuanu St9., Honolulu.
a ly .
A. M. HEWITT,
Freight and General Shipping Cleric.
tH" All order left at V.. P. Adams' Auction Itoomwlll,
1.-1 bo primipllwuttruded to. m ,
MAX ECKART,
'Watchmaker, Jeweller, Enf-aver nntl
Diamond Sotter.
No. n Knaliumanu Street, Honolulu. All order faith
fully executed. 3J ly
A. L,. SMITH.
41 roirr PTurnT, iMroiiTEii ANiuiRALKn in
Mrlden (Juadruplo Plated Ware, Olatswarc, Klncj'
Coni'oiuallon hpectaclcs and Ke Otarts, llrackel,
Va8en, l.utral Wlro Ware, l-ancy t-oan. Picture
Frames, Woslcuholm's Pocket Knhes, .Scissors, Pis
tolii, Pmtder. Mint and Ammunition, Olark'a Snuo)
Cotton, .Maehinu Oil, all klnda of Machine Needles,
"Dnuu-utli" Puier rnshlons, bolo Auent for the mil
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WM. McCANDI-ESS,
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De'ler In Choicest lleef, Vull, Station, Pish, etc.
Family and Shipping Orden enrefully attctided to.
l.lvo block fiirnUhed to CM.elt at short notice, and
Vegetable of nil M n d soitplled to order. I lr
CHAS. BREWER & CO.,
27 Kilt))- St.. Ilostou,
Agents of Hawaiian PacKcts,
Qsucral Commission Agents.
Special attention j-lvcn to tho imrchaslng of Goods
for tho ll.irtiill.in trade. Freight at the lowest rale.
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C. E. VILLIAB1S,
Importer, Manufacturer, Upholsterer,
and Denier In Furniture, of Kvcry Description. Furnl
luro Wnro Itooms. No. Ill Fort Mired. Work Shop at
the Old Stand on Hotel Street.
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Commission Merchants and For
warding Agents.
Onice No. 20 California St., San Francisco.
CoualsuinruU from the Hawaiian Island desire.
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Photographic, Artlita,
10J and 101 Fort Street.
Picture of all lzis and kinds made to order, and
Frames of all dcgcripllims constantly on hand. Also,
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. O. ALLEN. M. I'. HOBINrOa.
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At Itohlnsoii'a Whaif,
Dealeri in Lunber and all kinds of Ballilng
Materials, Faints, Oils, Nails, tc, Ac, Ac,
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UXITED STATES,
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IT3 lloiiolulii, Hawaiian Itlnids. ly
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A. W. II I' M II.
A. W . II I' M II.
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Family Urociry and Peed Mote.
817 ly H) Pod Bluet, Honolulu.
MRS. A. M. MELLIS,
Fashionable) Drosn and ClonU Maker,
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JOtm II. I'ATV,
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For the Mates of California anil New Vurk. Oillce at
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.IOIIi T. A'l'i;illlU)fa.,.
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JNO. A. HASSINGER,
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870 .1 Interior Office, Hon. lulu. ly
ii. i:.,iici.vrYse.i. viiu-i'iii:k,
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WI
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.
ly
nunT. LLWEItg. C. M. COOKE.
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Successors to hzv, kit;. A Dickfion,
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And all kinds of llulldlue Material,
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Agent to tako Acknowledgments to Con
tracts for Lahor.
Office nt P. M. S. Dock, Hsplanade, Honolulu, II. I.
two 16 ly
IsIS.IWAttllA.ll Ac. J4.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE
Cutlery-, Dry Goods, FalutifuuA Oils, and Ueneral
- ilwUiailll.e. '
813 Xo. 37 Fjri Hlrevt?, llonolnyi. ly
clau sruECKELa.
wM.a.umiK.
W.H. . IK1VI Ac :.,
Sugar Factors and Commission Agents
lionolulu. II. 1. ill
PIONEER STEAM
Candy Manufactory and Bakery
3J. UOHKT,
Practical Confectioner, Pastry Cook nnd Baker,
o70 71 Hotelntreet.bctwcon Niiuanuanil Fort. 2 ly
4;. ;. :ii.ii.uAi.
BLACKSMITH AND MACHINIST
JIurNO SIiiivIiik:, C'iiirliiK:e llork,
llmilitlioii Mucliiiiery, Ac.
661 Shop on King hlreet. nest Caslle ,t Cooke's. ly
HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.
.f-ef stk.vji i:m:im-.s, SUOAII Mll.l.8
itSiiii Hellers, Cuolfri, Iron, lira, sand I.eadCustlnts
Machlnory of Evory Description
a- Made to Order -tta
Particular attontion paid to Ship's BlacVimlthins;
r-J0ll WO UK ncculrlon'l)mlnirtrl notice. ' ly
1IU1.S.UH Ac CO.,
Ship Chandlers and Commission M i chants.
Importers and Dialtrs in General Metchundlse, 0.neen
w5i M Honolulu, II. 1. ly
J. 91. viiir;i:Y. ,11. ., . I. .s.
Dontal Rooms on Foit Street,
Office in Ilrcncr'p.Illncfc, corner Hotel and Fort slrtets
bti.1 ly Iintrnncr, Hotel hltert.
l.AliW: A: CO.,
COMMISSIOW rviERCHANTS
And Iruportera of and Vealears In liny. Grain, and
811 Ueneral Produce, lionolulu, 11. 1. ly
l'lllvO. II. UAVir.M.
Lath Jaxion, GnttN Co.
IMPORTER AHn COMMISSION MERCHANT
ANU AOENT Til,.
I.lo)il's and tho I.lirrpml Underwriters,
rtrlllsh and Forelcn .Marino Insurance Company,
And Northern Anuranco Cr.iupany. oXn) ly
HOtililSTEK St CO.,
DrucKlita,Apotliooarloa
ami pjroiutns or
Tohaceo and CiRari AkuUs for P. I.orlllard A Co.,
W. M. Kimball it Co's Vanity Fair. Ilomlnlu A Co's Old
Jiidse, llnchanau .tl.llc's Cvlebtatcd PIiik Toharcon,
Crouii Perfumery, of London, Hiimtihrey' llomeo
MllilcHi'eelllc, Ac.Ac. bS
JOS. E. WISEMAN,
Real Estate Broiler 8c. Emplojinent Bureau
Ileuli ltooms Coltaces, Houses, nnd ell: and leases
Heal Kslato lu all purls of the Kingdom, ninplny.
inent found fur (hose. seeUlne nnrk lu all the v.ulous
branches of busiueis couneiied with these Islands.
14T N. II. Legal Documents drawn. Hills 1'olleiled,
Honks and Accounts kint, and gem ral ofllec work trans.
acted. Patrouaso sollcllid. Coiuuilssious mo4eratt'.
Honolulu, II. 1. 111 HI!)
u, h. c.iBii.K. J. u. ATimrnix.
tlANTI.I'. Ac UOOlii:,
8HIPPIN0 AND C0MMIS8IQN MERCHANTS
fMPOItTF.HH ANI)
Ooalon in Conorat Merchandise,
No, B0 King Street, lionolulu. II. I.
AOCNTH FOlt
The Union I-isiiroiico Company of San 1'ranclsco.
The New Kuglaud Life Insurance Company, llostoa.
The Oienon Packet Line, I'l'lie Kohala Plantalloa,
Dr. JayueJ: hoii's Celebrul-rrho lUIku Plantation,
rd Medicines, IWalliiku Plantation,
Wheeler Ji WHsoii'sHewlnitlllumakus Plantation.
Machines. Q--M )y
3a3XSZXC3X Ui OO.,
BANKERS.
HONOLULU, I I I I HAWAIIAN IHI.ANDS
DRAW llXCllANOB ON
HIE BAKU OF CALIFORNIA, : : : : SAN FRANCISCO
ANU THEIll AUINTS IK
New York,
Huston,
Paris,
Aucblsmil,
IHE0A1EXTAI BANK CORPORATION, : : ; : LONDON
ash iiinn wiu!,cum in
lions; Komki
j-ilney,ond
Mrlrmiirn,
And transact a Ueneral llinklug Ilusiiicss. KO ly
" n j n. l E3 am..'
H.M. MOORK,
JOB XIfcllN'XrEI.,
AND DEALER IN
Stationery, Cigars, Tobacco c, c
SO Sl$ No. m Foil SUccl. ly
ED. C. HOWE,
Hotho nnl SIrii Fainter, Paper Hanger, &o
WH ly Nn I Iff King Hlreet. Honolulu. 5
TrVRAY TAYLOR.
PIANOt'OKTK AND 011UAN TUNKIl
tV Order e-in be Isft at T. O, Thrum's Port Hlreet
and Merchant Street Stores. a Cm
jTw. ROBERTSON & CoT,
Importinr; nttit Manurnotnrlni; Statlonens
Putillnhni-a, Nown Denlors, llooh-
Blintom anil Paper Ritlcrn,
I'J.tSI Merclinnt Street, Honolulu. II. I. fS SO
JOIIM I.HIIILUTII. cl, K.MII.1NU.
O. ENGLING & CO.,
No. 5 Nuuniiu Strcel,
Tlntisitlin nud PItimliors. Dnaleri In Stoma,
ItiiiRes, Tin, Sheet Iron and Uomit r Ware, keep con
Mainly on h ii nil a f.:lt ussortnieni of Tinware, (lalvan.
lacd Iron and Lead Pipe, 1 1 Ma lluhber Hose, Ac, Ac.
M ly
The Germania Market
Han itr.cxTiioitoi uiii.r iti:.VATi:i,
and Is now constantly In rectlpt or Iho best of
ui:i:r, mutton, vkal and msm,
Prom Choicest Herds.
Pork Sansages, Ilnloenns, Head Cheese, DerAln
Hausaees, Ac., alw.iys uu hand,ns also tlio best of Poul
try ilml Pish.
Our Meats are all cut and put up In L'astcru style. All
onion faithfully attended to, and delivered lu any purl
of Iho illy.
tt Cm ItAUFP .t HOHHAI)I:k. Proprietors.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
Ex LATF, ARRIVALS),
AXiargo Iiotof Hay
OF TUB Ni:V CROP. AI.HO,
Whole and Ground .Hurley, Outs, JJran,
and Alfalfa J lay.
We carry the largest stock of Horse Feed In this
Mnt'dnm, and we nrcnlways prepared to till all orders
ivilli accustomed promptness, and
AT LOW HATES FOR CASH.
O-fl-Oraln Ground to Ordcr.Ej
Wheat, Corn, Cracktd Corn, Oil Cake, Middlings,
Mixed Feed, etc., always on hand.
1 ' 3m I.AINK ft CO.
Itnston rtoanl of Underwriters.
A HUM'S for tile llanallnsi lalamla,
BK, ly O.IiHKWKK A, CO.
Cliilailclphia Hoard or llmtcrwrilcrs.
AOP.STS for the HitvmMnn Ialnmla,
b' iy c.nin:wKit.tco
i a. MjiiAi:ri:it.
AOKXToflln men llnnrilnr Umlerwrlters,
A'jcnt of Dresden Hoard of Underwriter,
Agent of Vienna Ilonnl of Underwriters.
Claims acalnst lnsiininro Companies within Hie Juris
illclloii of the above Hoards of Underwriters Mill have
to be certified to by the above Agent to muke them
valid. Sli ly
Insurance Notice.
rrpiiR AOK.tT ptm tiik imiTisu n-or-
cign Marine Iusurnnce Cnmpaiiy (Limited) baa
received Instructions to Iteilnro Itiiles of In
Minnie between Honolulu and Ports in Hie Pnrlflc, nnd
Is now prepareil to Issue PoIIcIcb at Iho lowest rales,
with a speciul reduction on freight per steaini rs,
THRO. 11. DAV1HS.
83J ly Agent Itrlt. For. Mar. Ins. Co.. Limited
iiA.taiiiiitciii. iihb:.-ii:1
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
riim: VMu.RimKiiii nwixu im:i:k ai.
JsL iolnted Aeents of the above Company, aru pre
iiarcd to insure risks against fito on SttusK, and Uriels.
lollilliiK, nnd nn .'li'rcliniiillni. stored therein, on
the most faoraotn terms. For particulars apply at the
ofllec of m ly F. A. SOU AKFElt & CO.
HAMBURC-MACDEBURC
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF IIAMUUnO.
Hmi.ni ytm. ' .iii:it:u,vniNi:. nmM.
TUItB and Machinery Insured against Fire onlhe
most favoiable terms.
A. JAMsr.H, Agent for the Hawaiian Islands,
Wil ly
Insurance Notice.
riim: t'Ni)i:it.st;xK.i a in: iiti:iMitri
M. to write upon Merchandise, per first-class vcsseH
between this and the Coast Ports, covering loss or
d-miage. If amounting to HI per cent, or more, nn the
sound value of tho whole shipment at port of delivery,
upon favornblo terms.
1IISIIOP A. Co.
Agents of tho Firemen's Fund Insurance Company.
Honolulu. Jan.no. 18ft). N-0 am
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF SAN FllA.VCISCO.
3VTcvx-lzxo.
IITCOIIPOIIATED, 1805
CASTLE & COOKE, AGENTS
171 For the Hmmllrai lalamls. I y
Rhonish Wostphnllan Lloyd
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF M. UI.AUIIA'II, KlioiiUto I'rusaln.
Aachen and Leipzig Insurance Co.,
Limited,
or aac'iii::. (,ix.i.a.giiapi:i.i.ko
A I.I. f'UAI.1IN llllt IMKTIC'UI.AIt AVKIC
ADK iistalnrd by (londs arrivlni; here, and In.
ured in the nbovo Companies, have to bo made with
the cognlz.ince uf and ccrtlllcu to by tho undersigned,
in order to bo villi!. J. O. (I LADE, Agent.
Big ly
GERMAN LLOYD
Marine lnsuranceConipany of Berlin.
1' O llTU N A
General InsurancejCompany of Berlin.
mm; a no vi; ixsmuMir, companim
X hao establlslied n lueeral Agency here, nnd the
undersigned, Ueneral Agents, nro luithotlzed to tako
IlUka itKMliiil llm Ilnsiiscraul llicNwnt Iho
Mont IlrHNumibln IIiiIch, hiiiIuii Ilia -
MiinI I'nsirnblu Ttiristv.
8H7 ly F. A. bCIIAUKKIt A CO., Ueneral Agents.
TIIK
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.
or UOgTUN, MA8B
IKdVBPOIIAfUD, 1830.
lh Oldest 1'urtly Mutual Life Insurance Co. in
the United State.
Policies Issued on the most fayorable Tsrms.
Kxniiiile ol .uii.rorrolliire I'lnii
IKBUKKU AOi:,! YHAUS-OHUtNAnVLIKK
PLAN I
1 Annual premium continues Policy 3 years 3ilaya
13 Annu-il premiums iiintlnuo Policy -I )rara l:2daa
3 Annual premiums continue Pulley Ojcars S7das
4 Aunu.ll promtuins continue Policy 8 years tri tlas
5 Annual premiums continue Policy ID year M ilays
VsssMotia, I 910,(100,0001
I.us I'hIiI thmiiKh llunululu Asjeury,
$40000
CASTLE & COOKE, A J E NTS
B71 ynil TIIK HAWAIIAN IHLANIHS ly
FIREMAN'S FUJSD
Insurance Company.
A Loading Homo Company,
Atiti,Juii:iOlh ;S7.W.I7
Additional Cash Capital (now belli'' called In) 3SU.INN) W
Total Asset ,.. .,,,$I,1I7,7.17
rPHK VIUKMANiTFUNl) INSUIt-
JL ANOF. CO.MPANY hi. Is Its claims to tho besl
Cstrnnags upon Its sound tlmnclil condition, reinforced
y Us accession of capital, giving it 'Her million
dollars In assets; Us euenilvo system of Agencies, ln
suriinr It a lare premium luconie, without ths-necev
sltynf heavy concentration of lines: lis adhsrenco to
tho best principles and practices of,Unilrrlilns; by
upen, fair and cleirly expresseil conlrscts, and nrompt
and f'lulublo udjuslment and payment of lejttlimto
losses.
For seventeen years It hat been favorably known at a
conservative underwriter, and durluj tlul lliao has
Paid over
14,000,000 IN LOSSES,
rsiilus trluniphjntly throojh lb heaviest confUjrs
lions Known In mo Urn history.
NIMH OF Co., AkcssU,
' 1 Sin Honolulu, H.I,
THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Established 1W.
Unlimited Liability to Stockholder.
Assets I11,7V,
Hestrve J o,7W,i
.100
,U!M
income lor iciyi
Premiums received after deduction of re-Insurance
.......$ S,39J,W5
Losses promptly adjnstcd and paid here,
Urn ItlSIIOI' A o., AgrssH.
NOHTH BRITI3H AND MEIICANTILE
Zusjurnuoo Oompftiiy
Of London anil illn1iurp;.
an irtii.
Estnbll hod IOO0.
Itesonrces of Iho Company at at 31st December, lMOt
HimsemnKD CArir!-
line rtmii
lleervo....JC8ll,570 ID II
Premium Ho.
serve...... 317,05710 10
Ilalauco of
I'rolll and
Loss Acc..S9,6CS 9 S
Palil tip i: COO.IVXI
Uncalled 1,M0,IH0
JW.OOO.uW
JC1,8UI,'.'I1 S II
nr.ritxnr: ron the Yuan 1880-Flre Premiums and In.
teivtt,JL'l,U13,wiug.
Ki IIOFPSCHLAEOKn A CO.,
8C3 fiO AijcnK fur the Hawillan Islands
Til A 1 S- ATLANTIC
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
' IIAMIIHIMil.
Capital of the Company A It"ierve..Helctisnisrke,nX).OiX)
" their Kc'lcsuiaucc Companies " 10i,(iW,Oi"J
Total ttclchsmark 11t7,0Vj7Ju
NORTHCERMAN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF IIAMIIUIIM.
Copltal of the Company .1 ltcserve..ItclchtraarkS,8:in,
'" their ltc-lnsi.rancc Companies " 3S,iK,
),f)n
Total.
, Iteichsmark I3,8.1U,0U0
N:invr:i.r.iiiM:iii: i.loyd
RUCK VERSICHERUNGS GESELLSCHAFT
or WINTERTHTIR.
Capital of the Company francs 5,000,000
if iiik ii.Nii:itNi(Mi:ii,ii;vr:nAi, Auv.yrs
of the above tbrco companies for the Ilaunllnn
Islands, arc nrepircd to insure lluildlngs, Furniture,
Mcrdiindlse nnd Produce, .Machinery, Ac,, ulso WtiRar
nnd Klco illlls. and vcels In the harbor, against loss
or dainnec by Are, on the most fainrnhle terms.
M-lty II. HACKFHLD A CO.
WILDER & CO.
Honolulu, llntvnllnii InlniMti, icu
rrnl A;vii(y oflhe
Mutual Life Insurance Comp'y
Ol' KKW Ylll'.K,
Largost, Safost and Most
ECONOMICAL LIFE INS. CO
IN THE WORLD !
Cash Assets, ovor 500,000,000 !
tirr For Information concerning tho Company, and
for Hates of Insurance, apply to WILDEH A Co.,
Uen'l Airents. nr
J. K. WISK.MAN,
Soliciting Agent.
W. 3m
J. NOTT & Co
Prootlool
TIN. COPPER & SHEET IRON WORKERS
Plumbers, Gas Fitters,
and Tin Hoofers,
Keep in Stock, All Kinds of Material In Above
Lines, nnd of
BEST WOitKIMG BRANDS
And are Prepared to Execute any and
ILL KINDS WOnXINrHES E BRANCHES
COOKING STOVES,
LAUNDRY STOVES,
Ships' nnd Schooners' Cabooses,
"Army Kanges,"
cooking capacity for 100 men.
MET ALSi
Sheet Lend, Sheet Copper. Sheet Zinc, '
Ualvanlzed and Ufack Micct Iron, 1G to S5 gauge;
Duxes Tin Plate, le, lx, lxx, lxxx;
Copper Steam Pipe, H to I In;
Sheet Copper, 10 to IS) oz. to sqnare foot,
tinned anil clean;
llrass Solder, Tinman's Solder, Copper and llrass Wire,
Ualvanlzed Water Pipe, U, y, 1. 1!. lii.iiln;
Full Assortment of Eloows, Ts, uulons, etc.
Plumbers'
Stock :
Water Closets, Cast Iron and Lead Soil ripe.
Hose lllbb. bloti Cocks, Plain lllbbs,
Silver Plated and Nickel Ilaelii Cuck and Plu;s,
Combination Cocks, for cold and hot viulcr;
lloso Couplings, Tubular MniHer Heads,
Hath Tubs, Hop and Ccppers,
Cast Iron sinks. Soldering Coppers,
Pipe and Has Tonus,
Guiv. Circulating Hollers, for supplying bath sink,
Ac., lfi hotvati-r;
Lead Pipe, 1, lo lu.
UODSIllDltiMSIIlAGGOODS
0?0 ARXUVS1
PER F. S. THOMPSON.
SUCH AS
Oliazidellers,
OXU TO SIX LIGHTS;
Llbrsry, Hall, llrsckct, btuilents'snd
Stand Lamps.
Now on Hand, a Fine Aut.
Granite Iron Ware
Mrs. rolls iMrons 'Mew Pans, Jlllk Hollers, Hlicnl
Cullers, Jelly Strainers, Morre Lamps, Keiosouo Stoves
Toilet bets, Jelly Mini Ms, irreo assortment; Dust
Scrub, Shoe, Yard and hubfn Ilruslies. flonr and Jelly
Sieves, Corn llrooms. Shoo Illackln:, Door Mats, Hues,
Clothes Wrlnvcrs, Crlmpini; Irons, Sauce Pans, tinned
and enameled! Chopping Trays and Knives. Wire Meat
Covers, Clothes Plus, Sloiu Polish, Ueiu Pans, Cako
Uoxes,
Crookery & Glassware
Such as Cups and Ssucers, Pleles. Hi lo 101. Incht
Innlameteri llnwls, Dakers, Soup Tureens, Veselsble
Hlshes, Milk and Cream Pitchers, Kwers and Dssliis,
Chaiiiliurs, Tumblers. Outlets, Finger Donls, Uuttcr
aud Susar Dishes, Cake Stands, etc , etc.
Carriage anil Cart Material I
To Arrive 'ex T, 8. Thompson and
Csu-barism,
Kelloes, Illms, Spokes, Klnse's Axles, ditto bslf
Pstent Itiiiir''rrUT.i Units, ditto Lamps. Milky Kims
and Spuku, Hmjy Misfls, Whlfflelrres, ferrules, Ac.
Also, llorsuand Mule Shoes, ditto Nslls,
dim MOTTO-" Nimble Slspence."
"And we intend tu fljht It out on Ibis Hue."
.T. NOTT Ac Oo.
Honolulu. Hspt. 17th. lMl. 6My
o
ATS, B.vnLKV, II HAN, COHN,
vtoocaiaon nsy per -u.u. Murray" inu"v.u
ri sale by BOLLKH A Co.
G. BREWER & CO.
HAVE .JUST ItKCEIVEI), 1'EH
American Bark " Ceylon,,,
From Boston,
THE FOLLOWING LIST
STAPLE AMERICAN GOODS
WHICH IS NOW OFFERED POtt HALB
UPON EASY TERMS.
Steam Coal, Cumberland Coal,
Frnnklln Cont In carIih, for Family One,
ISZEItOsSlUIVE OIL.
ISO decrees test,
Downer's Oil,
Barrel ISIiooIks,
Clinirc
OutNniln, 3d fo-lOiV
Lnnicni", Cbnrconl Iron8
lIunfgAxcs, Hunt's) Ilniche,,. . ""-.,
O , i- 1 Matches, '
Tnr, Pitch, Hosiu, Tnipcntino,
3Mtwatin Cordago,
M.h ;av.Ks.
Fiuk Ilnmllcs,
Ax Hnndlcs,
A CHOICE ASSOKTMEENT OF
GROCERIES!
CO NS1ST1N0 or
Corn Stnrcli, Totnntoes,
Boston Baked Beans fGonuino),
Green Corn,
SnusDgo Jfcnt,
Succotnsli,
Qliorkins,
Lobsters,
Xaney CrnckcrN 2
Jluokin's Tomnto nnd Mock Turtle Soup,
Calves' Head,
11am nnd Tongue,
IF'cuacLlly Soap
Wlinlo Boats,
Mnlo nnd Ox Carts,
Burnett's Extracts,
OHGANS.
Owinrj lo tlio lnrpe stock of mcrchnndine In the
market, we propose to sell this consignment
At Prices that will Suit our Custoniora.
t" i v. iii:wi:h a jo.
WILDER CO.
Importers and Dealers in
LUMBER
AD
BUILDING MATERIALS !
or AM. KINDS.
JUST RECEIVED
EX
LATE ARRIVALS!
SEVERAL
URGE AND WELL-SELECTED CARGOES
I
COMI'IUBINa
ALL 2JIE USUAL S20CK SIZES
IN
SCAHTLINO.
TIMBEB, PLANK, BOARDS,
FEKCIHO AHD PICKETS
ALSO, ON HAND
A Moit Complete Stook of
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF WALL PAPER
LATENT STYLE!.
KAILS, LOCKS,
BUTTS, HINGES,
BOLTS. SCREWS. Ete
DRY REDWOOD !
8canllinBpVbi.V. Burfce and rough
Boards, Biirfacoil and riiufcli j llallp, -,
rickets, Itusllc, Lattice, Clapboard
A IJiO, UsMsTOUK.
Paint and Whitewash .Brush,
WUITK.LKAB,
W1IITK MIXVW.
TAINT eiL,
METALLIC AND OTHER PAINTS!
Class.
alt.
Firewood.
DOORS SASH BLINDS
ALLMISESI,
Of Kaatarn and Qallfornla Maka.
I'R SALE IX QUANTITIES T HIT
AND AT
X.O-W PIIIOKS
m IM
Wailuku Pol Factory.
BEST QUALITY" OP PAIAI MAX.
urscturolcouiuntlj. "All orders SIM wltlt ills.
? i. II. HAU,Er
t lr V-f' W-llukn, ilsnl
Ml
WEST
It
Vi
1
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