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V0LUMK1II, NUMBER 12
HONOLULU, l-I. L, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1.SS2.
WHOLE NUMHIiK 116.
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A Newspaper Published Weekly.
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$4.ja to Jf sa Muythnl t- Itmi dessutattan.
Subscribers rJ Advertiser will please addleta
THOS, O. THRUM. lN.WI.her and Proprietor
It C DAKE lithe only aiithoclied agent for
the PRESS" In Su I'ranclifo,
Pubncatlsva oKct It it r Kaatiumanu street . Ed.
itwtal rvmt at e Merchant street.
rs irr a twor.
in .insist. v aexjrrsr I
" 'Its be a dress," the father U,
tad ilit H to Ms Ban.
tM Utile M be iMnV a omit
Of tte. was then Wfui.
1W vteetstrsal hwesl Mm whet. haVe-
9M retst hh rattier . muh,
I a taial atstri.
IWmi In the MMri frwme.
"T5e Wt a tints' the cpmf ctttst.
In trssatrt mI4 boy tons.
It iJM mm tvmt ik hi esse tW ,
It I8 rust mow wVre man
And ilHy4fiV the nvtaiutt-s wp-
1lfcl lesdVe, )suthVl hand.
Fee etv MWimnl t. love the lare
resm KU -.n father's hand.
"Trs Kit a deep I tveej it rw ,"
The statttiMe dniftkard said,
M It was my fl tn mfanCY,
My eac-al, and drink, ami leesd
A drves, a drsv, ssh, lei nse baie '
Twin w refresh my wnf
lit UA it, tiemhtrd. drank and died
trat.f.j: thai fatal UwL
CK.WXSCEXCXS OF UOXOfMlM.
xi.vi.
At an illistratiin of the lulioiul frfling ill
trgaril to trcimil)' with llic Unitcsl Stain
twcnty-sis years agu, 1 copy here a preamble
ami resolutions ruescvl hy the House of Krptc
tentative in Ma), 1S56:
"Whereas, The minion of the Hon. Wm.
I. Lee to the Uniteil States his resullctl in the
successful negotiation of a ttcatyof lecrprocity,
which, If carried into effect, will prove of in
calculable advantage to the agriculturist, and
of great benefit to this nation; therefore,
Itc-tolvnl, That the thanks of this. I louse arc
hetrtiy eipreweil ami tendcted to him for the
ahlc and realous m-inncr thii important buu
ness vv-as conducted, and that the people, as a
nation, hate reason to feel under great ohliga
tions for his personal exettions in effecting so
great an object, notwithstanding his seeic j
indisposition. A copy of this was presented
to Judge Lee by the committee, consisting of
C. S. Uattow, I", Cummings, John Richard
son, S. P. Kalama and S. M, KamaLau. All
the persons here named are now dead. lodge
Lee, in expressing his thanks to the commit
tee, stated that the President of the United
States had told him that, undoubtedly, the
Senate would appro e the Reciprocity Treaty
with thes Islands. Twenty ear passed,
howeser, before that approval was finally
secured.
G. M. Robertson hating in January, 1S55,
been appointed a judge of the supreme court,
and having also been elected as a mcmlxr of
the House of Representatives for Honolulu in
the sessions of 1S55 and 1S56, the question
was raised as to whether it was constitutional
for himlo sit as a member of the Assembly
(w hile occupying the position of a judge. The
celebrated committee of thirteen, of Honolulu,
which had been so prominent in the move
ment against Dr. Judd, was still in existence,
and a petition from them was laid before the
House of Representatives asking that the Hon.
Ci. M. Robertson, one of the judges of the
supreme court, be not allowed to hold a scat
in that House, inasmuch as his so doing was
opposed to the 23d article of the constitution,
nut article read as follows: ' rtic supreme
power of the Kingdom, in its exercise, is di
vided into the cxeculixc, Icgislatise and judi
cial; these are to be prcsened distinct; the
two last powers cannot be united in any one
individual or body." The question was re
ferred by the House to Chief Justice Lee, who
gate a lengthy reply. The gist is contained
in the following words: "I do not understand
thb article as excluding an) executive, legisla
tive or judicial officer from a voice in either of
the other departments, besides his own; but
its meaning is that the whole owcr of one of
these departments shall not le exercised by
the tame lands which possess the whole
owcr of either of the other departments."
This dictum of Judge Lee was, however, re
ceived with a good deal of dissatisfaction, for
it was generally considered anpirulous that a
judge should help make the laws which he was
himself to execute. The present constitution,
granted in 1864, provides (Art. so) that "no
judge of a court of record shall ever be a mem
ber of the Legislative Assembly."
May 17, iSjS, diet the Hon. Josua Kekau
lahao, aged 32. He was a sterling Hawaiian
of the old school, well educated a.vj liberal
minded. He had been frequently elected at a
representative; was at the date of his death a
member of the House of Nobles; and had
been one of the commissioners to quiet Land
lilies.
May 3m, 'lied very suddenly, of pulmonary
appoplexy, John J anion, a brother of Robert
C. j anion, for many )ears a prominent mcr
chant here. The attack, which was a conges
lion of the lungs, and of all the inner organs
belonging to the digestive or circulatory ap-
ruratui, was brought on by lathing soon after
dinner in the very cold water of the falls of
Nuuanu valley.
June 19, lSj6, was a veritable gala day in
Honolulu, the occasion being the marriage of
King Kamthaineha IV to Kniina, daughter of
T. C 11 Uooke, M. I)., and granddaughter
of John Young, the friend of Kamehamcha 1.
The ceremony took place in the Kawiahao
Church, which was filled to overflowing before
the hour (II o'clock) set for it, and the build
ing was decorated and festooned with duplets
and wrrathsof flowers and malic. A platform
was erected immediately in front of the pulpit,
on which the ceremony was performed, and
this, with (he steps to it, was coveted with
cloth of scailet and gold. The KpUcopal
usaniagc service was usnl by the Rev. R.
Armstrong, in both Hawaiian and Knglish,
making the ceremony rattier long but ihap
tuoie iuiiusing. Trie bride' dress of heavy
while silk, with three flounce and richly cut'
Uoidcied, was said to have come from l'atls
There were three UUnmiUi, the Princes
Victoria Kanuuulu, the Princt-u I.)dia Ka
luakatha (now the heir apparent) and Miss
Mary I'iluuo, Salutes were fired from the
fort ul (""" mcn-of-wai; diplomatic felicita
tions presented) acd there wire Illuminations
and a grind ball and supper in the ev cuing.
June 31st, ( the first time in the history of
Honolulu, an advertisement appeared of an
gtcy for a Kire arJ Life Assurance Coin
lsny llut U the " Northern," of I jvcrpoot,
Kol,ti Cheshire Janluti being the Honolulu
aftnt. How this business has grown In
fcftiy-sls leartl
July ), appearel the first nuuibet of the
t'jilju Ctmmntial AJxuliur, II, M. Whit
ney, ftiblitbc,
Tle unnhtiwftiy of ll- I ri-lrtion of
Amerlean Intlpperxlenee was nlneivrd with
more llin usual spirit tn (lie )t 1S56. An
Amerlean elb had iferotly bern formexl, with
its rrmis in llieold lli-rr premises, mv 'he
Hawaiian Hotel croumls. The proceeding
were openeil b) the president of the club. Dr.
K. V. Wmiil, and lemaiks l) Re Mr. I
rmm. The Declaration was tend by llarnum
V. I'telil, fnlkiwril b) a white of thirty one
gun. There was a lirillitnt ami r"ilrd IkiII
at the cowl hmsse In the rvenlng,
June Jlsl, In Kanenhe, Knulau, orcitrrrsl
the firt deeil of violence b) a Chinese oiolle,
a native nameil Kauwa liAvlnij lcen murdered
by a ChinatiMii whom he iletet'teil strallii his
larrs. Tliemie flrt aireated wiw not convicted.
the jury drwgreeiti);. and it was ascertained
that lire teal peipetrttotx were still at Mtgc in
llie vumils at Kixilnn. After the hiwc of n
monlh Ihey were found by some natives in
Matvoa valle). In the fifjht which ensued, one
native and one Chinaman were killed. The
surviving Chinaman, 11,1 meil A)im, vvns
lumif.lit tnlon anil tul Inprhmn withdiirittilly,
as the natives were furious to Ijntlt him. lie
was convicted of the diwble murder, and
lunged in the old fort, Noveniler 71I1.
July 9th, the brick Imllding on Queen street,
erected by Dr. It. V. Wood (now owned Jiy
J. T. Wateihouse) was nneil b) It. Hack
fcld Co.", the firm celebrating llie occasion
by a public lunch.
July Jlt, the government tugbml, built by
James Monroe at the foot of Mnuiukea street,
J
wns launched, nnd christcneil I'ttt by the
Queen.
July 19th, the Ro)al I lawniian Agricultural
Socict)'s annual meeting. The officers electa!
for the ensuing jearwere: President, J. 1'. II.
M.itslull; vice-presidents, II. Pitman, P. Cum
ing, L. I Totlwrt, It. V. V(hI, H. A.
Widemann, S. (,. Dwiglit; corrcsx)nding sec
retary, V. Hlllcbratul; rcconting socrctar),
1 O. Hall; treasurer, Ccorgc Williams; ex
ecutive commltlee J. II. Wood, S. X. Castle,
C. R. Iiishop, A. II. Rvtcs, M. C. Monvirrat.
The annual address delivered in the llethcl
was by Dr. W. Itillcbntnd, and was pro
nounced to be highly learned and scientific.
At the Fair the prue for the best loo lbs of
sugar was awarded to the livst Maui pl.inta
Hon. Among the articles exhibited at the
air were two boxes of Hawaiian indigo, by
-w. rncK, l.l 11. uoctor fnck was an
excetxlingly determined lmt remarkably self-
assuming and conceited old Frenchman, who
with a large family had drifted here from Cali
fornia. He was, or professed to be, a chemist,
and claimed to have made the indigo exhibited
by him from the weed which abounds here, by
a peculiar process which he kept a profound
secret. But after some time it leaked out that
the Doctor's laboratory on the Valley road,
which he kept so jealously guarded, was an
illicit distillery' of spirits, in which he hail car
ried on a flourishing business. A sample of
his indigo, forwarded to I Iamburg for exam!
nation, was pronounced to lie an article some
what resembling indigo, but far from lieing
indigo itself, and having no value in the
market of Hamburg, where large quantities of
the real article -are liought and sold. Frick
was never proceeded against here, but drifted
back to California, w here he died.
August Sth, at Makawao, list Maui, died
Mr. Z. Kaauwai, a native of mark. He was a
circuit judge at the time of his death, and a
man of considerable importance. While Ho
apili was governor of Maui, Kaauwai wis an
active and able assistant in government busi
ness. He had been sev era! times returned to
represent cither Makawao or Wailuku in the
Legislature, and look a high place among the
members of that body. He was also a mem
ler of the land commission, lly industry and
thrift he had liccome wealthy, and was noted
for liberality. He was urlianc in conversation,
and having Iwen a rightliand man of the chiefs,
could relate much that was interesting con
nected with the former state of Hawaiian soci
ety, the written memorials of which are so
meager. 11. us.
LATE FOREIGX NEWS.
The following late items of foreign news are
cullctl from San Francisco exchanges to the
27th tnst., receives! by the (' G. li-.vin on
Thunalay last,. ..A concord, N II., despatch
My that A. , Ilronson Alcolt had a jural) tic
stroke on tne 24111 01 ucioiicr: at last accounts
tic had only partially recovered consciousness.
.... At tne election 01 tne lirst tirancn 01 the
llaltimore City Council October 25th, the
Democrats elected tneir camliiJalcs In seven
teen Wards and the Republicans in three,
This is a gain of three Republicans . , . .There
were thirty-eight new cases of vcllow fever and
two deaths rerwiicsl at I'ensacola, I'la., on the
25th.... In the engagements between the
Chilean troops and Montcncrxs, near I'nroto,
I'cru, the Monteneros were coiiipletcly dis-
pcrscd, .It It lieliesed the Chileans lave nude
imce w ith Garcia Caldcron, but on w hat basis
is not known. Kx-1'residcnt Msgdalcna will
soon leave for l'eru, accoinpanicl by Minister
ljrin, to rail a congress to ratify this treaty.
, .A women fired twice at King Milan of
Sersia in the cathedra! at llclgrade Oct 23rd.
The King' assailant is the w idow of Colonel
lefrew MarLowitch, executed with several
others in May. 1S7S, by order of Milan. The
susjicctcil attempt Is not attributable to re -
veiu-e. but nartlv to nolitical motives. As the
King enlcrcsl the cathedral Iwtwecn two rows
of people, the woman lired at him from a
Urge revolver, ineouiici wounucu a icnuie
spectator. The bv-stamlcrs beat the King's
assailant until trie .Minister 01 war Intcilerol.
. . , .The Grmania which sailed last summer
for Cumberland sound with the German Arctic
cspnlition has returned lo Hamburg.
llie construction station at rungawa nas
been completed, apd several houses built,
Kvcrything is ready for the exploration,...
i'gvptian newiis as foltowst Further rcorts
tend lo confirm llie news of the massacre of
Egyptian In Soudan. According tu latest
private advice from Khartoum the Kgvpthns
were urctatinr fur defense, throw inc un forts.
diL-irini: ditches, etc. Tlic .rosMxt are des-
.cralc, tne garrison Dcing ciiiiikci 01 only
loo men, wTiUe the prophet i leading llie as
uult at the head of 0000 men . ArabI I'asha
sa)t that he desires to leave rgypt as soon at
lntiblc, and will accept the sentence of exile to
any (art of the HritUh domains. I le docs not
..I!,.... .- I j .! If- ,l.l..f . ....,
Willi IU S47ST toll's KI.I, .IV I,II1 .-bll'S
will shortly lose .Soudan, unless the I'.iiglisli
army stops the hle prophet's advance
The.wlioleof l'g)I souihof Khartoum It in
rscuion of the false tuonhct . It it ex-
iKdcd tliat the Khedive will issue hit decree
offetini! ainncsty to all icUl officers Mow the
rank of ca4aln It It UI level Ihccfttof
war 111 Kgypt will amount to nearly $20,000,
tx exclusive of the army of occupation and
Ibe Hunan contigcnt me isey 01 turns
hat made a treaty with France, by which
France assumes the debt uf Tunis, organirn
the administration of justice ami uV.es charge
of all the tublic property, giving the Key a
ictlnng allowance 1 rie pet.pic ui trie irans
taal are at war with Maiaxh. a native chief,
who rurbois Mnlwcr, the murderer of a
Kaliir chlel pimcil .-xxrcoeccni, 1 ne I rnv
sail novtrnmctit lus ssDl 2cxx men tu sub
due MaKjch, who heads the corobinatkin of
chiefs irsbtlng the lloet Oovcrrunrnt, Ma
taxh bat invuilevl the agentt of the Tuntvaat
lioteiiiintnl and refuses lu juy laics or oU-y
the laws. Tlic I loci Government ordered out
2ou) uvtn to meet Mauich. Ttiey are not lo
Interfere with Mapsxlt unless he ictltti Ma
ijucr'a aricst, ll Is Ulicvnl the caiuuie will be
xWtly, A Kirnth man-ofwar has
Ucn
places) at the dinjsal of the litnch Consul
Urnerxl.
Profcaoioii.tl ttnviio.
W7ILLIAM 0. SMITH,
attoi:xi:' at i.Air,
Si Msmivvr ATRRttr, HoNiai ir, 9(1
t M. DAVIOSON,
J .11 fM.Vf;t .1 r .I If,
No. m Mcierunt Street, Honolulu, ij
yTr H. CASTLlT
.in mix i:v .ir ..mc,
Arhl N,XM Public. Attends all tin Courts of lU
KiaffUnm 1
pmVARtJ PKHSTON,
(Ml Post Srartitr. lloimim,
.irioit,i:' ,t nit'..Hi:i.uut .1
I
I.A II'.
pKS. CUMMINGS ft MARTIN
OpriiaoiRxaft Four sni Hkhki sniaSi,,
M'HIIMI.V v ,1 Vl llll)l(i:l'.l I II IV VII V.
alr'rlflt.
OHfote Hours -UrttilQA m , anil frumr-j ami A:o-fi r.M
fNO. A. IIASSINOER, "
iNisaron (lrrnr, lloHmiit',
.iii.'.vr 10 t.i hi: .i'K.mri,i:iiu:-
tMnWs tn ('ffMrtlrft 'r I it hit r.
NO. S McOKRW, M. D
riir.siui.iy ami sui:tii:ox,
Hotel sret, twtatvn trt ami AliVea streell.
orriCK MneKsr
Troni 7 to 10 a in I to 4. aikl 6 to 8 p. m.
ittf Telelione No. 104.
JOHN II. PATV,
HllMlllUi, Oviiit, II. I.,
.xir.i wi'Viii.w.isi) nntJiissio.vint
of ,
Kite rlic Stairs of Californitaml New Vurk. Office
at the llank of Iiishop & Co. 1
O M. CARTER,
IIONOLI'Ll', II I ,
.uir.xTTo t.i hi: .it'K.iri.i:iiai:-
inrnft f ro,ir,vir In lthnv.
Office ar Pacific Mail Sreamshi Dock, Ksptatude. 13
T M. WH!TNBYr",D7'B7s7
lloOLUU', II. I.,
i:.v.r.i. nouns us roitr stiii:i:t.
Office in Ureter's ItKKk, corner Hotel ami Fort
Streets, entrance on Hotel Street. 1
wT HACAN, M. D
HoSOLl'LV, II. I.,
vnr.siciAS asji .M'R.7f;(i.v. omci:
lim Fori .Strut.
Office hours from roto 11 a, m., anil 3 to 5 p. m.
KtiiJence IQ5 Nuuanu Street. 49
AT B- EMERSON, M. D.
Honolulu, II. I.,
I'irrsjvrAX axo sitjuucox,
TELKrilONK Nt'MbEtC 149.
Office hours from 8)f 10 loi a, m.; lU 10 H p. m.
Office and residence number . Kukttl itrr
corner Fort street. si
business CTarbr
-IX71LLIAM TURNER,
riUCTlCA I. ir.tTCUMA KKlt,
t And Importer of American Jewelry of eery descri
lion. (Formerly ol San Francisco, California.) 30
JOHN T. WATERHOUSE,
Qlikn Sikket, Honolulu, II. I.,
lMi'omr.n Asn iikalkk is oks-
rfnl JZirrlimiillnf. 1
FT-
LENEHAN ft Co.
Nuuanu SraeuT, Honolulu.,
1311'OltTKIlS ASH f.03l3lISSmS .VtllC-
chmitM. 19
1WTRS. A. M. MELLIS,
No. 104 Fort Street, Honolulu,
F.tsiims.inr.r. dhkss .isn cloak-
3tuhrr. 30
A W. DUSH,
No. jo Font Stirt, Honolulu,
ditocKit .tsn vitortsms nr.tr.Kit.
Family Grocery and Feed Store. 1
AIM, G. IRWIN ft Co.
Honolulu, 11. I.,
a va.i m r.icTmt.s .isn co.uju.ssiox
Ayriit.
CLAUSSrmtCRELS. 1 wii. c IRWIN,
r BREWER ft Co.
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.
SUJI'VIMI
.i.v VO.U3HSSIOS 311:1:-
chmit.
h. a. r. carter.
I-. c. josrs. jr.
T-VH-LINGHAM & Co.
No. 37 Fort Street, Honolulu,
i.uvoitn:its .tsn ni:.t i.kh.s is iia it n-
ir.ire, Ciittt ry, root,
Paints ami Oil., and General .Merchandise. 1
A W, PIERCE & Co.
. Honolulu, II. I.,
sniv cii.ism.Kits .tsn co3i3tisstos
Jlerrlutiitii.
Azcnts for Ilrand'a Guns anil lLunh l.anrrian.1 IVr
ry Uavi.' I'aln Killer. 1
T AINE & Co.
Honolulu, H. I.
coM3ttssmS 3tt:itcitAsrs i3ivoit-
Z trrm rfmf Ilralm In,
Hay, Grain and General Produce. 1
TTYMAN BROTHERS,
No. j) .Merchant SrnT, Honolulu, II. I.,'
i3tvtiitTKns or iiKsr.it.ii.3ir.nvit.ts-
ilhr frum rrmier, Knnlmul,
Germany and lh United States. 1
1 TJ
I AT
YMAN BROTHERS,
110 ai.u nl California Strirt, S. P.,
hji()m:.v,i uk unof.iius.
Particular attenliurl paid to filling and aliipplne Is
and orders. 1
T 0U1S ADLER,
NvVUMIl 1 Nvuanu Stmkt.
jt.ixvFMmtniut axi okalkii is
llaut t$nti tihor f rrrry IteMrrtfttuH,
Ladica'and CldUren'i wear. My ttock I worthy cf
inapctjMwi. into very tow, 31
r WILLIAMS & Co.
tm anp 104 Fout STrr,
VIlOTOattA VII IV A HTIMTS.
I'acturrtc all tLt and Lhulri ftu.lt ta fwtlcr. sml
frame of ail dr4ion cunaantly on uiut Alto
Cur!, bUlIt and Ctirkmtlti of th Vannc a
A LLEN & ROBINSON,
IIONoLVtU. H. I ,
rifer ttt Lumhr tiittt nil klinl of JStUt
luy .Hiifrrfnf, Vnhitf Ott, Suit; rtc,
A (tnts of khoufKii
HalukaU, KuUmanu, Kcksuluohl, Mary EUen,
UUams, Pauahl and LeaLL
At Kobiimit(l V4f. 1
nr-iiEO. 11, oavibs a c,
(I.AT jswn, u.ee a Lo.)
i3iioiar.it, vovMtssms mkhviiasi
unit Airnt fur
Lloyd t and lb Liverpool Un4rvrltert.
British and foreign Maria. Iniuranc. Coiupanjr,
nw isin.uvin fis.uisuK. bvnuiar, I
DISHOI' zZ
IIOMoUflV, II I,
BANKERS,
Dr.. l'..r-a,.onlU HANK OF CALIFORNIA,
Sao Franettco, and lUii .u) I.
Xew Vork,
llonlun,
I'll ii.
A nr kin ml,
Tl ORIENTAL RANK CORPORATION or
Loauon, aad (Imu Uanshet 1.
Jluhykony,
Sinhivu ami
Mtlbourm;
AsmI iraatMt a gtoefsl IUjAIu tS.esa. I
jLilloillCOO UliU-llO.
pn. c. rowe,
iior.si: .1.1.1 aim.v imi.viijw,
IMn ItANnrta, tie.,
i7 Klair street, HiMmluln.
I EWItltS ft COOKR,
(Si ( 1 MSttus TO I.IW & IlKKMN,)
t.iironi i:ns j.n itr..u,r.iis i.v i.v.-
l-rr mill nil I, lmh nf IhilliUnn Mnlrrt.lh.
Fort street, Honolulu, II. I. t
P O. HALL ft SON,
IIirnkr tour ANn KlieoSmafirs,
ivi'oiii 1:11s, i)i:.ii.i:iis i. n.iitn-
.riir-r, hiji r;Mf, '.iIn'4,
Oils ami (lener-al MtrrHanillsr. t
TJ W McCIIESHKV ft SON,
IlKAI.mS IN
i.r.iriir.u, imm.s, r.u.imr, .isn
t'liiniiilnntint .UrtrlulnlM,
Aiienrsfor llie ltnvalS,MpCoinikiriy. Nt if Qtieen
street, Honolulu, II. I. ,,
r C. COLHMAN,
Hahori'ir, II. I ,
HI.M1H.SM 11 II, .M.WIIIXI.sr. UAH-
rliiu II or., Ilnrnr filmrliiiii
t'ltntatini. MatJiinery, etc,
nest to Gwle ft OxAeV
Sluip on Ktnr; street.
JOHN NOTT,
Nih 8 Kaaliiiinanu street,
Tin. Copper ntul Shpnt Iron Worker,
SIOVKS AND UANUF.S,
of all limb, l'lunitwrV tlc nn,l metaU, house fuiniJi
Intf uoikI,, ihamlfliers, Lvms, rlc
T M, OAT ft Co.
,IIoioLILI', It. I.,
.s.ir-.ti.i.-;:i;v. ri..m.s nr .ii.i, in:-
arr'n tmulrilnit trmlml.
Ixift in A F. Coolc's new ftrc proof bniMin;;, foot f
N uuani. Slicet 7s
p HORNJ '
HnsulULU, II. I.
riuxi:i:it .stimji caxiiv 3t.tsvr.1c-
tnrl unit Ittthrri.
IVlclical Confectioner, Pastry Conic and llxtrr.
Numlierji Hotel street. Utueen Fort anil Nuitmu
streets. .
r ENGLINO ft Co.,
No. 3 Xuuanu Sthikt,
tissmitii.s .isn i'i.v.im:ui, m:.ti.-
rrx In .stnrfu, Itmiir, Tin,
Sheet Iron and Copiter Ware ; iceep constantli on
ruml
.... .UI. Hsui unci 11 ui itumtir, iniYatiiicu 1 fon ami
ail Ihpe, (mlia KuliUr Ho, etc., etc. 31
1.1
T W. GIRVIN,
Wailuku, Maui, II. I.,
rov.ut.ssms Mr.itvii.isr .isn m:s-
mil Denier In l)n Ihimln,
Groceries, Hardware, Stationery, Patent Medicines,
Perfumery and Glassware. 1
U ONOLULU IRON WORKS Co.,
Honolulu, H. I.,
srv.AM Ksaixi:s, noii,t:nsf svu.ut
JIUli, (Utulrrn, I run t itntms
tAnd Iad CaAtlnifs.
Macliinerv nferrv licsu-rinlinn
made to order. 1'articuUr attention iiaid to bliips.'
1'articuUr attention li.nd
Job work executed on the ri
lilac k&mitlunij,
tice.
T II. ROGERS,
Na 9 Kaaiiumanu Street, Honolulu, II. I.,
irATcir Axn clock makuu,
JlrMilrliiif it Sicrltilty,
Ksiablivhed 1831. 1
O H. MEEKAPU, (KAUKAIWA.)
NtTMiifR ir Nuuanu Street.
TAILOIHSG OF KVEUV
xcription ttone to order.
Men'. bos' and j oaths' work.
j)i:-
DARISIAN RESTAURANT,
Xumukr 64 Hotel Stkbet,
mjcaJjS si:j:ri:i) at hl
hoars of the Uiif
Special terms for regular boarders, 'llie only suita
ble private room in town for Ladies.
Mri. Leon dejean, Proprietress.
piHU KEE,
No. 8a Nuuanu Stkhkt, Honolulu, II. I,,
COLIt AXU SHA-lill ll'OItKliJt,
irttffniittl;rr ami JU'iHtircr.
Quality cood and cheap prices. In stock a varietyof
Clocks, watches and Jewelry.
-p H. NORTON & Co.,
No. 13 Maunakea Street,
llnriw aioeflr, ,Vof-A i-ei.ioeefl rii.tl itllklmlH
uf JltiicKmnltli Votk ilulio tu unlrr.
Carriase nulonc and reuirin done by com)N;lcnt
workmen. Mr. M. lurray. well known for hi. supe
lior work on carriage, will lie found luse. 'llie best
lui-shtK:r In Ihe country works al ihm place. 105 qr
WOLCANO HOUSE,
Crater or KiLAUfA.
'. If, t.KSTA, 3I.tS.ta Kit.
Vititors re-iuirini any unusual display of volcanic ac
lion will kindly sive the Manager at least tell dais no.
lice In fin. weather, and from eleven to thirteen in foul.
1 Icnty to eat, a rousing tire, clean beds, and the best
attendance on the Hawaiian Islands. s
AA7M. McCANDLESS,
No. t5 Quehn Stkekt, (Fish Makickt.)
UKA I.Kit JS L'HOWKST IIHKF, MVTTOX
Yrtit, Ftuh, ttr.
Family and Shipping Order carefully attendwt to.
Lire kiock furnUhed to eiuli at klkort notice, and vej;
etablo of all Undi mpplicil to order. j
r E. WILLIAMS,
lurOKTKK AND ICALKK IN
FVitsirvitt: orKVKn in:svitii'Tiax
Atmt Vphutsterrr umt Munufttcturrr
Furniture Wareroonis No. 100 Fort street. Wotk-
bhop at c4J tti on Hotel Street, All orders promptly
HHIKHU lU. 41
A W. RICHARDSON & Co.
lMfDKTRKK AKI) 1)KALHK IN
hoots, stums, Fvuxssuixa mums,
lint, VujtMf Trunk, Kn (.
I'erfutnery and Soap4, Waltham Watches, Fine Jew
elry. , cor. of Fort and Merchant streets, Hon
olulu, JI. I. 1
"TWOS. G. THRUM,
lurOHTIKC AND MANUrACTUKINa
.sr.ITfO.VKI, XKfVM AtlKXT, I'HiXTKK,
HuokttHilrrt rfr.
AnJ puUitvher oi ihm SATfktMV 1'KKSS.aitd ffatvait
am Attancam,tAHult Merchant street. Ieal
cs In Fir huibttvery, Ux.k,. .Mmlc, Toys and Fancy
txwds, fort street, itcarllucl, Honolulu.
TOSEI'll E. WISEMAN
llonr.ui.i, II, I.,
itt:.i u r.sr.iTK niionr.K .tsn kmvi.o :
ui.nl llurnlu.
Kenls Kooias, CotUgss, Houses, and sells aiwl Isaacs
Ital huat. la all ittnsuftha Kingdom. Uaiiloyuicnt
foural for ihosc scctinc seork in all iIm various leant he.
of laisUMM ua.ncctnl willttlwM lUarids. Legal d-acu-mems
drawn, llsilsv Collected, IUmAs and Accounts ke
aivl geueral orfK-si wu k IraiisAltL I'atroiug. solicitcsl.
Cwinmlssloru wuitcratsv, s.4
-v W, MACFARLANF. ft Co.
QsttN SrsRsr, lluaolAJLU, 11, 1.
tmtiurtrr. unit t'uiiiMl.lu$t MrrthtlHta.
Itullifuii'M Vtrt-iiruof tlutlillni,
Agerut (A
The Glasgow and Honolulu Lint of Packet
John liar A Co.'t Liter oool Liu. of Packets
Th. WaJkapu Plaatatiou
Th. Spene.r Plantation, llilo
llakaiau Htantatlou. lido
Mlil.es. Till A Wattou, Sugar Machinery
Th. Puatoa Sh..is KaacU Company
A U. SMITH,
uruiraa au iia.iga is
iii.AMSHAur, nr.tttnr.s siurr-H ru.i-
Inl Mil re, Ururktl., fun;
KilsC. Co.hUfcwlijMi Spestacle aad KtegisaMrf,
lateral Wire Ware, t'aucy S--l, llsture FraiaesSi Its.
tub, WumuJsJu,-. I'oesel Cikry, PosxUr, tSnys tvud
AuuuiMik.1 Llafk'. ,SJ Cullon. MatUa. Oil, ail
LUt of MtcUn. Nnstks. "DvomIc- Paper I'aaWu.
hfU agria U lU. tuutcrully askiu.Udgest
LIlit-HwulaDonHillc S.wlu Marklu,
No. 4 y act bc4, HssssssUa.
jOuoincoo liTitrlio.
fT R. MelNTYIlll A I1R0TIIRK,
Ok, Kin., ahii Four Srs., HuMoU'ii),
uiHHH'.uv .i.vh rr.r.n sunn:.
M IIACKI'RLDft Co.
IJvairH Staaar, llnnoivit', II I.,
oi:i:it.ti. viriMiwnvAii:xi.s. 1
pno, straiiTmiTviih,
HdNOt-l'LlI II, I.,
fit.ivricAi, I'Aisrr.it, nr.uiit.iioii,
llllilrr, llntlnrr mill l.rllrrrr.
pi), HOITSCHLAROHIl ft Co.
HnNoLUin, Oaiiu, II I.,
iMfitmr.us .isn nniMi.ssmx .:-
k rf.r...
P A. SCIIAUFRH ft Co.
HllNoLULtl, HAWAIIAN IsLANtlS,
iMvuitTi:ns asi i.iniMi.ssibs
rlimtli.
.tir.il-
irlLDER ft Co.
L'or. PiirtT ANiiijuaaN Srs , Hunoiuiv.
iAiMnr.it, r.uxr.s, 011..S, s.iii.,s,
mill lliittilliitl MiOri tilt ,irrerf hlmt. 1
P. P. ADAMS,
(JuttKN Starrer, H0S..1 VLt',
1 vcnosr.r.n a si vo wstmstos mi:ii.
r limit. 1
As.
CLHGIIORN ft Co.
Importkks ami. Dkai Ras in
. ur.sr.HAi. MiutiiiiAsinsi:,
Corner Queen anil Kanlmin-inil Streets, Hnnolillll.
T50LLES ft Co.
Quoin SranriT, HoNoruLU, II, I,,
smv viiASin.r.ns asi vommissios
Mrrrhmitn,
Imp. mers ami Penlers In Oenef al .MrrchanJise.
TNO. II. DROWN,
103 HrKKTANIA STRRP.T,
r.v.i vKVTon or wr.nutTSAsn
.ilrttiiiirrH.
Orders can Ins left at the Police Station.
KIT S. GRINBAUM ft Co.
.MAkRI. S IIIOCK, IUnrcN hTRRRT,
t3ivoiiTV.ns.isn tniot.KH.ti.i: ;ii:.ia-
ern In flriirrut 3trrelntmllin:
TTAX ECKART,
No. Ill Fokt Stkkkt, Honoluiu,
n:iTvit3iA 1cr.1t, .iv.irr.i.r.it, icsaiiA-
rrr, mul nhiinnitil Srttrr.
All orders faithfully executed. 31
M
S. GRINBAUM ft Co.
914 Calipohnia Sr., San Francisco.
J'OMVAKMXa J Sit VOMMISSIOS
Special facilities for nnd particular attention pitd to
.rul parti
prouiice.
consiKnmenisui island
PRANK GERTZ,
No. 114 Fort St.iOpi-ositePantheon tallps.
liouT.isn snot: ji.iKr.it. hoots .isn
Shorn ituiilr tn til'ttrr,
Of bc.t material at reasonable prices, and foi cash, a
TTOLUSTER & Co.,
Wholesale and Uktail
nnvaaisTs axi toiiaccosists.
No. 59 Nuuanu street. Honolulu, H. I. i
THROWN & PHILLIPS,
No. 18 Nuuanu Strekt, Honolulu, H. I.,
Vractlcat J(ttmhersf Oas-jltterf
untl JojtjHrsi$ifths.
Partiadar attention jutd to the fitting up of the
Sprmyfitld Gas Machine. i
OTEWART BLANC,
Hotel, Street, Honolulu, H. I,,
DEAl.Kll IX JjAIUHS' AXJ)
Cent's Shoes ituil Cullers,
Try my store, after one transaction vou will be sure
ro come again. Repairing done lo orucr. Formerly of
San tranasco.
OAMUEL AND ALBERT BRAY,
No .. Merchant Stkpkt. Hpnolult, H. I.,
(ori-osiTK sailor'., home.)
V USTOM HOOT AXO SHOE
Milkers,
Good work ! low prices. Repairing dune with neat
ness and diluted.
"P H. OEDING,
Ezpreaa and Druyiiuiu.
rrcighl, Packages, and llacgae tUhwrrtl 10 nnd from
alliarlsol Honolulu ami VKlnit). careiul ai
tcmioti laid to liiuin Funutuie, with
WAGONS KXPRESSI.V I OK Till'. PURPOSE,
Telephone 86; residence .35 I'unlhbowl street.
Office 84 King street. m6tf
B
AILEY & Co.
ilrrtit tO-VfUt Store! Soinrtht Svtrt
Ten thousand diiTcrcnt article; ever) tiling 10 crntn I
Coma Mint tier, ut
Old Stand, 109 Fort ttreet. ioc-3in
M
PHILLIPS & Co.
IMPORTERS
11 11 f I H7ioJjfi' Itentrrm tn Clothln(, I tout m,
Shoes, Hats, MenV Furnisliinj; Goods,
Fancy Goods, etc
No. 11 Kaahumanu street.
N
F. BURGESS,
CAKVIZXTEH uiil IlVILOr.lt.
All Mnd of jobbing; promptly attended to.
Tclehoitc Ny. 130, Williamson's Kxpres Ofiice.
Shop No. U Kins street. 108
frro rhien,
Vttrrlimry Snrurmi.
Diseases of Horses ami other domesticated Animals,
Heated In the tits-st iractical and sclentitlc ruanner,
HSEASES OF T"" HOOP A StECISLTV.
UesklenceS Fort street, Honolulu, V, here all orders
Icfl will leteiv lieonnH Sllenlion. qr
- F. WOLFE,
HOKOI.ULLI, II, I,,
a inter, it v, rr.r.n .tsn vuovjsios
Jerrxnil.
Would hk. lwads of finiilies. thoardlilElkkuse lecirs
and others to Inow that he l all times sells at prices
lowest U llwow, Urucrt solttlled an.1 guodlnim4l'
delivered lu any usrt ol tne cltv or suihuim. nuinlr
Issy King- atr.et, betwe.n AUkea aim ton ats. i-cni
-IITILLIAM O, SMITH,
STOCK BROKER,
No. U MKKCIIANT STRKCT, HONOLULU,
(Kaatluhed In ilro.)
Sugar Plantation. Railroad, Telephone and other
Corporation blocks, Uondt and similar
securities bought and sold on
Commission. Money loaned
00 block Secuilties.
Honolulu, ILL, Ostoher iu, iI9j. uo-if
pASTLK A COOKE,
niv eu, MNq.liaaar, liowuii, 11, 1,
AAf..fr( iinuT C'vmMil..foii MrrrtninU,
lwport.it and Dealers In
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Agerat fo
'llw llltclicosk ti CtMHitmy't llantaltuu.
'P AUaaudst & IW-l.iu Itsiilalloik
K. llaltfMrfl. or W.Uloa llaiaaiioib
A. II. Isia4lh A Cawiisany, kolua. KauaL
J, M. Aleaander, llA.hu, tlauu
'iX. Haiku hsigar Coutttuiy.
'1m KoImU Mtgar CsM.ssny.
Ilawaltus I1.lltli.-n
The Unloss laauraac Csmtiny of Sast Fraaclsra,
TU. IJm Kjtjlf LMe l.i.ri.r. Co. of Vswtrm.
TW HTrrhinTiT1-- Hnsinlnl. a4 Saa F rsusc4ao
SREbKIEr
jOuoincflo siTarbo.
-slIARLHS HAMMHR,
Manufaslurtr and llealtr hi all klmll of
sa iihi:i: r A" iia uxkss
Oriter from ti )irr Ulinl promptly AitrnriM l
Corner I'ort mul Klnr Strteti, Honolulu, H. I.
IIWIJT
HAKLUS T, OUtlCK, ""'
Notary I'utillci,
Armtr TO TAKK ACKMmi RIpOMUHT Tfl I.AhflR
lufirRAir, and
OKM-.KAI. nusi.vrss Atir.ivr.
OiTh Im Maclifp'n MlocW m cnrtirr (tnnainl Kiutiu
MtAnuMtrrls HrXHrlulu j iy
ptllAKtnS SMITH,
54 Klnff Street,
fhif i;';rri ntul ,shrrl.trnt H'nrhvr,
riuntMitf;, fins, fittinfl Ami nil w-utV In my line t omplly
nnnmcti let, i rrint ntmirrflir.
Hrinrtiilisfr ill nltlf
54 KIiir itreet.
, (;p(.ile llie I'oHctf Smdrnt,
O J UBVY A CO.,
Wlinlftftftln ami Rninll Qrooom,
fort strert, llonolutii.
IVr4li ffnicerl-, nnl pro Menu of nil VlntU tm hnn.! nti-l
rncheil rrcuUrly from Kurui-e nmJ AinftJcn wliUli
will Hfl wrM nl llie low ct iit.ut.et mlr.
CJ.rkU iltlheml tunny psiitof thecliy frreoT tlmrnr,
i)an1 milert t.tic!leJ nl (nfimpt .ittenitai il l
kIii ti the mmio. tu.iy
T II LYNCH,
ea Klnff atreet.
Dealer In avoy ilnncrlptlon nt BOOTS
.ntul SHOES.
L.i.tie and Genii Flnr Wear n Specialty.
tu ly
Insurance oticcjo.
DOSTON BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.
C. llRWr.K & Co.,
Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
HILADBLPHIA BOARD OF UNDER
writers.
C. IIIIKU'KR & Co..
Agents for the Hawaiian Islands. 1
UNION MARINEINSURANCECOMPANY
of San Francisco.
CASTLL & COOK, AGISTS.
Incorporated i8;s. i
HAMDURG-MAGDEUURG HIRE 1NSUR
ance Company of Hamburg.
A.JAKCKR,ACfiXn
Uuilding, Mercliandite, Furniture and Machinery
Insured agitmt t-ircun the inuht favorable ttrnn. 1
FORTUNA GENERAL INSURANCE COM
pany of Berlin.
r. A. SCHAKFKK & Co., AGKXTS.
'Hie above Insurance Company, hat established a
merni At?encv litre, and the undersigned. General
General Agency lierr, and the undersigned, General
Ajtenti. art a ut honied to tale mWs against the dinger
ivctiti, ill t. MUIIIS..I ihu tu uirc I tiva a squill 1. ii.uo.j,i.i.
of the Seas au the most reasonable rates and on the
moil favorable terms.
rREMEN BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.
r. A. tiCHAEFKR & Cq. Agtntu
Also agenu for tlie
Dresden Board of Underwriters.
Vienna Board of Underwriters.
For the Hawaiian 1 (lands.
GERMAN LLOYD MARINE INSURANCE
Company of Berlin,
F, A. SCUAKFER Co., AGISTS.
The aboe Insurance Company has established a Gen
eral Agency here, and theaboveidgnetl. General Agents,
are authortred to taVe Kisks against the dangers of the
Seas at the most reasonable tales, and on the niot fa
vorable tenns.
SCHWEIZERISCHE LLOYD RUCK VER
slchemngs Gesetlschaft of Wlnterthur.
. 1 1 ACS FCLD & Co., AGESTS.
Capital of the Comiiany. .,.., .francs 5,000,000,000
'I hu Acentt of the above Company, for the Hawaiian
Islands, are prepared to insure lluildilles. Furniture.
Merchandise and Produce, Machinery, etc., also biiRar
and Kice Mills, and vessels in Ihe harbor, again--! lus
or damage by fire, on the most favorable rerins. r
B
RITISII FOREIGN MARINE INSUR-
ance Company. (Limited)
TltEQ. If. DAWES, AG EST.
The above agent lus received Instructions to re
duce the rates of Insurance between Honolulu and
Forts in the Fail fie, and is now prepared to Issue poll
deft at the lovoot rates, with a nccUt .reduction on
freight per mlo inert. i
HAMUURG-UREMENFIKE INSURANCE
Company.
F. A. SCltAEFEE cV CV.. AGESTS.
The above futn luvins been appointed agenU of l hi
comp.iny are prepared lo insure ruk agatiHt hrc un
btonu and ItricK buildings and on MercluindiMj stored
therein, on tlie most favorable ternii. For purlieu tar
apply at their oluce.
N
ORTH- GERMAN FIRE INSURANCE
Company of Hambiutr.
. HACKFELD cV G., AGESTS.
Capital and Reserve HejchsrrurL. 8,830,000
tncir ne-iiuturancei-ynipanies, 35,coo,u
Tlie Agents of the above Company, for tho Hawaiian
Islands are lectured to injure Ituildinss, I urmture,
alvrri,IIUllWskC M1IU IUMUV( ..v.iiiiki). tt, Hisnj .ia,it.
and Kko Mills, and sessels in Ihe harbor, again loss
iUniace hy Inc. on the most uvorabie terms. i
TRANS-ATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE
Company of H&mhurff.
. JfACKtELD A Co., Agtntt.
Cmdial nrul Reserve Rciihimark t5.cxM3.uotx
thctr Re Insurance Companies ' 101,650,000
Total .Ueichstnark tojtC,vca
'Hie Ajients of the above Company, for the Hawaiian
Islands, are prepared to insure Uuildings, Furniture,
Merchandise and Produce, Machinery, etc, alo Sugar
and Rice Mills, and tesscls in ilia harbor against los
or damage by fire, on the most favorable terms. i
JUTUA
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
of New York.
MILDER cV Co., AGSSTS,
wirie., Siiff.l mul mutt Kconuiiilcnl Ulfv
Jitittrmtctt Cuuipnny In tit. Wurttl,
CASH ASSETS OVER $50,000,000.
Vox further Information concernlnir ihe Cotniunv.
an( for rates of Imuranca apply to the Aiets, or to
J. K. lvenun, Soliciting Anem, i
"TMIB
ILONDON AND PROVINCIAL
Fire Ioauraaoe Co
(LlmiteJ.)
SubMCrthrtl Vitpltut - - - . $.1,000,000
1,0011,000.)
Ihe aboi Company lave now e.taUUhed an agency
here, ami are rtturrl lo tale lUVs on prop
crty of fSvvry description within these
ItUIUIi.
J. T. WAiF.IUIOUSK, Jr.,
A(cnU
loo )nl
THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
Glob. Insurance Compauy,
UlSnOVi.- CV AGF.XFS.
RSTAUIIIIKU itjo.
VnlUnltnl l.litbllltt lu Slutkkulilrr:
Assets. . Sll.slA.loa
Reserve ,7.ess
INCusia ro lift 1
Premiums received after deduction of re
insurance. , $ S.)J,S45
Iaae PvMuplly aihuaM atkl paid here. I
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUR.
atve. Company of Boston.
CASTLB & CWKK, AGKSrS.
HCoroATtu iljj.
The oldest Purely Mutual Life laaurrsiice
Company lit the United tStatea.
I'W frle. fa.M.ii h Ihm wu.t f ssrssratSf. Trrm.
aiAUUtt 07 Kua-roar1VRE riaM 1
Inuuss) age 11 vrsarfudi.tsry ltf tlut 1
I Auaual pctaluaa cootutiwa Polky y.ars, j iLtyi
Aaitsial prtussiuatt cMtiau. Polky a year a, it ''
Atusuai pivsswiau ssmnwhs. r-sHKy . ycri, sr
4 Aunual pumluun switkau. Folks' years, at
, Auaal prsHaduaia ceuttiuM PotWy i.ytare,rja "
Am4, - $i:iHt4,tHMI.
1-4 I LssstM pU Uuuk HesWlulu irsfteMf, f !...
foreign bticrtiocincnto.
It W. SRVURANCn,
i6 (.'AiirnRNiA Sr , Cr.,(Knosi No. 4 )
It. III. t II. IX roxsiri, ,t imiMlsslos
.llrrrlimit, ;
IIARNDnH ft Co.
1 1; ft 119MOKRT Sr., Han FaAmKO,
tlV.XI'.lt.tl. VI'lll.'IIA.ilMI Alli:. ISAM'
(V,f,r.fsf,.,t llrrrlmnt: t
PRANK II, AUSTIN ft Co,,
Orrna No tALrnH Stnrrr, . I'.,
imiMissiox Aimsrs .1 1 (ttiw.iiiii-
llttl Aa-riita.
Coni(nmenrs from the Hawaiian I4.iwl drsvVesI
the het fkws warranted and sates RoaruhtesNl 4
pHARLUS BRHWIUl ft Co.
; Kiihv SraeRT, IIostok,
,nn:.r.s or iiaumias v.iri:r.is,
tleitrml fiililliltnilnii Ayriit.
SMNlal altention elvru 10 the ptirtl.a.lnit l-f foods far
Hit nawaiunira.le I leutltl at lownl rales I
A NTISRLL
PIANOS
AND ORGANS I
to,ta I'lainrtJ !,( Orfpn utvetialf; tiiy .f the
niAnuracttirrrt , fnnii -, to $tKt ouh, rent,
or itttullmrnl. AitftloKUf fir.
A NTIS CM,, orrnrr Matl.t nrt.1 iWelt. San iVat..
c mm. 9 j
I GUS nUHT,
J CKiVCA'stf,
PUKCHASIXG AGliiVT
Vor country nierclunttand niintii conip.ini anil ptn
er.il Cotmnlstsion Mtrtlunt, In'-unitKe eirrtirtl in
Kuml ctin unlet at low nt rale.
Ojjlrc ttt.1 I'tont .Stmt,, Sun t'lttnrt, Cut,
Ito-U
DALMBR & REY,
SCOTCH TYPE FOUNDERS.
The lirci-st am! only complete Tje 1'ourHlry and
miners arenoiisve on Hie racinc uoast
105 nnd 107 LcIdesdorfT ami
59 Commercial streets,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
We keep on hand the largest slock of American Fancy
1 ))c ctcr kch vn litis ctHii, lORtiner mhii n
most complete stock tf Miller & Rich
ard a Scotch Type ; ami can
fumivh, nt short notice,
Anj'thiiiK In tho Print orn linn.
from n ltfdktn to a Cylinder Press. We luive a large
stork uf new and second hand J'rinttnjt J'reinMof
all iniikes and sizes. We are sole agents fur
Campbell s Cjhnder Presses, Cot t re II and
, llabcock I 'reuses; al-o Peerless, Clip
per, Jewel, Gordon and Wash
incton Jobbers
WASHINGTON HAND PRKSSF.S;
new Baxter steam en nines, which are jut the thine for
printer, I uerkWater Moters, Gem Patwr Cutters,
ami a full line of Sanborn's buukbindcis
machinery.
OUU FIDF.LITY KOL1.KK COMPOSHION
and Peerless Printing Inks are considered the lest in
use. Hate yuu iitcd crur J erf ret ion plates?
They save editorial uork and composi.
lion, and therefore sae money.
laTSllNI) FOR OUR CATALOGUE
Kememiilk No hou.se on this coast can comiscti with
us in iiudiuy ui gouus.
OucagoolTice 178 Monroe street.
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TTAWAIIAN
NVCSTMC.Vr AND AGENCY
lomiiau), (Lliniled.)
MOXEY JAKtXIU)
On Fim-clau securities, for lung or whort fwrlods.
itppiyio vv i uiu., autuKcr fro mm.
Office (J u ecu Street, over ( J. W. Macfarbne & U1.-481I
ITAILUKU POI FACTORY,
Wailuku. Maui, II. I.,
Ilent QunUty of t'tttttl .Hiinttfarturrit f-
tiintli. All orders filleil vtith diulch.
8 EII. Bailey.
H
OTEL STREET MARKET.
:. ;. tr.tl.UKIt, JVt.j.rMor-,
I'lUMK MEATS, FORK and VEAL, ON HAND
AND YOU. SAI.i: DAILY, btcen h
hours of 5 until 11 a. m. and a p. m.
N. 11. Customer tnlliiii al the MatLet enn be tin .
lsicd afternoons, if so desiied.
Telephone No. stj6. ' ioo-r
TUST RECEIVED
FROM SAN i'KAN'CISCO,
Tlie Latest Si) let In
FELT HATS,
Trimmed and Un trimmed, Alo In Straw ami Rotifth
ria'.h. Ucautiful Flumes ami Flowers.
Call and examine them; also,
a fine Una of
Ltulics Underwear
-AND
Children's Clothing.
MRS. WILKINSON,
HO-3HV. io3 Fort Street
G
ENGLING A Ca,
IMPORTANT I
Ihe subscriWrs, finding their previous sdre totally In-
Ihi.iiwsa, found ll neceuar) 10 enlarge
their Slor., In order lo facillui.
lite slHiwlng of an Im
meiu. slosW of
RANGES, STOVES, TINWARE.
Sclal altcntlnn It called lo h fvlloHing
..tubus now ou hand
SUI'KKIOK SIOVKS,'
ALVAIl.MiO hlOVKS.
NI.VV I'ARACON UAN'ni'.S,
LUKKKA KAN'OKS,
AKMV KA.Slll.S
Suitable f.-f laantellun m, Ih ceUU.lssi ' NISllll.K
hlOVK- and "ILMIV IAV RANOF,
RANQES
sei In UkL, with Ik4 aier atrAchrnenit : Co tr lu
era, of every desttiieioo, load, to order : Iron
lip.jcT-ii M.r im 1 1-, iroiiaiM
IUas Costs and lutings alu
A tsaw atyla ttf Sssvsriauj; Motor.
Il is not ass.y so enuaMiale our stusk of TIN
WAKK, as ... are teepaled lo souJir .very
ailicl. 1.1 Ihe trade, aral al I'MlftS
10 mm fin. 'i 1 ui..
E. A Co. ihanl .ihsii sttso. tor the liberal sussjxt
aevsedW them dvuMtg tWva four years, ae.1 as iImi
uw. ium. .is. .,. .au vney aj iwv Ml a Mll.l
Iu1mii lUaa evee lu esesur. ced
.VMS III
llhcw-itMeoftraie.
Ordertfrus ih. uWr IsLsud Ml rovl prvwtaly
loewafiMsi.
tojr
a, (MHitviW
(rcncral obertiocmento.
JWJAX UCKAIITS
NEW STORE.
GRAND r-MSNING
01' rmcit -
I Ijike tira( pi
IttMttreln tnfotminf; my filftal
nMw tn genital, ttat I hate
and the
pn
REM OVE D
t'tt 111 tirir Slnrr,
113 and 115 Fort Street,
Where I fien wllh an entire Sl'.W STOCK OP JI'.W.
KI.KV.SOI.It) COM) AND 1'I.ATF.t),
WATCHES,
of all descriptions, ami a complete
assortment of
SIM'lUl-l'r.ATEl) H'Altli,
Agent for Simpson's, Hall's, Steel's and Rater's
Silver Plated Ware. Depot of the Genuine
American, Waltham and Elgin
Watches.
WATCH REPAIRING
Will boas Ufore, A SPECIAL I.KANCH OF MINE
War rant iiij; all Wotk. A full line of
Sjtrctttrtr ttmt I'lrttflBMrt,
llianlful for th confide nee sltown me, I invite the
puUiC lo inK:cl my stovk before purciuiintf else
here.
My go,d standing in this Kingdom, from long jears
espenence In thUbtiMiKK ia jfuarantee tliat 1 tdull
oflcr the IlESTat the VF.KV I.OWF.ST PRICES I
luve sjared no exrns in selecting new stock tn order
lo Ltep up my repuutkn and lo grns utliaitiun,
3vn
N
EW GOODS.
NEW GOODS T
fir. " OtrimnUrr," frum UII'KltVOOU.
1)1 AS .t GOXZALVJIS,
57 Hotel Strosvt,
wish to direct public atlenlion to their resent linrta.
lion of -
DRY GOODS,
Clothing, Fancy Goods and Hand
Embroidery '
rno.M M.U)i:utA.
We purchased the Goods For Cash, and will ihercJor
be In a position to oiler
Great Advantages to Patrons!
'11.0 Fancy Artclee ar. well worthy of tn.pettlon,
cxinsistiifK hi part of
Work Uoics InUId Fancy Wood, Card Tabl.
Tablets and Trays, far superior to Japanese
Goods, Wicker Chairs, Fancy Work
Baskets, Horse Hair Watch Chains,
rsuics, I'aper rtiuves. eic, .ic.
A larae Un. of Ladles'
Bnturoilered (band
veoik) Under Clolnuvrr, Cro
chet Work, Antimacassars, Fancy
Pin Cushions, new stylet, Clovt , Hand
kerchief and Jewelry Cases, soniethuaa'
new. Embroidered I'lastrou and CoUarett.
.1 iim iKiurini'iil of Vrrfumrm.
DIA8 QONKALVES,
S7 lUtet Street. Gret Block. i
Am.
t Nuuanu Street,
CaliU.t Mtsltor rsttsl UraauilaUrvtr.
I OK SALE
flurruaa, C'A.ifr, f.ouHira, Mufti, lfseA
amiife, Tulltl TiMrt, Hrutkrti,
sialallotUi (lt aptsitalidia' tu a ill lr(uJ.I..I
ruRNiTUKx jnmtm,
OrdettMlediV
BHDHOOM AND PARLOR SRTS.
On runJ, a tte S-k iaii va'.r- i',rlrr
U Fancy Work Boim. Lot, Ctvist
Tables, Trays aud Tabttta.
lluunew don
i. ui the tvwal CotvwMtcUl Terns, tad U
reiihslt uA Haoaisa. Lwauae.
ihe
fnfer. fr'" OfAer XWumJ. SWtVMestL
Quod, je.jissely fuiwai4esL sw
RK.sJniil.1 Tilt: UNDEtUtlONKU MAVv
Uil s.le uttal buuuHW. a th WrswsaS
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