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-C"v 74; ar. Aiw . JL JtlJbjSS. t"i 1 u 1 n.., HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, MAY 31, 1884. VVnoui Numiier iq6. Vo MIMIC IV, Nu.MHKR 40. ,DAY r wLJK. ' ' I n. ,.,. r, rVs h? w '.i Honolulu Street, Road, and dvHlzatlun go tngethrr. tn a city, not onfy our tomforl Imt llie very fetj of rar lit dcptfld upon the character of tlif tlwriglifri. Al orie cmrcm of tWi snljtt msy I brought tn auemfrm the muro, crfeikril wiy of the average Turkish ell), with tntcnflta mretlriK nrerhrni), and at the oll)r ettfttTie the moilern western town of Amertcn, where the merjtei of dslHrttlAn lwt fVe rdoin, In plain language, to "go attettl." This article is to re fcr to the btcstrlth ami rllrceina rf our streets, iml not to trwit finish as regards in'rinf' and grading. Ilonolalu flrt came Into existence, seventy yenrs ago, as a vilUffc of craw hum, with a few trading housed along the beach, and foot paths leailing to the l.'nlo patches of the interior. It Is prduule tint the first street was through thr "Mhtdnn" neighborhood, cast of Kawanhao Church, and it may he added It has always been a wide one. Not till 1840 were wheeled vehicle introduced to speak of, and when, sometlnm near that era the streets were actually laid out, i, t,, room for them ob tained as best could be from unwilling nnneu, there were fewer carriages than could be counted on one's fingers. Uather, thin, than severely blame those who first laid out Hono lulu street, we may perhaps be thankful that mi much was accomplished in that line at that early time. To tregln with the street of the old town, as It may be termed, vir t that portion bounded by the river, Ilentania street and Alapai street. Queer, street may be sild to be sufficiently wide for any immediate need. Vet forty feet ti not really wide enough. The dt minds of modirn locomotion are as follows, for a mini mum i six feet fur each sidewalk and that is very scant with room for four carriages to stand abreast between curbstones, allowing eight feet for each carriage. There is n'.wajs liability of there being carriages standing on both sides, by the curb, at the same time, and there should be room for others to pxss each other in the middle spice. This gnrs forty lour feet as the minimum width fur a comfort able street. Torty-two feet, howeser, will an swer with er) careful driving. The widening of six feet, which was commenced on Mr. Widcmann's premises, should be continued as far as to I'unchlxiwl street, while the buildings are still scattering. West, or northwest more strictly, of the market, Queen street should be continued to meet a new street leading from King street to the sea, and thus prevent that large space be)ond Maunakea street from being an interminable labyrinth of Chinese rookeries. Varallcl with Quun street, we have Mer chant street, the plans for widening which ire m ide, and only need an energetic pushing for ward. King Street, so far as width goes, is wide enough, varjing from fifty two to sixty feet. 'But the junction with the causeway to Kapa lima, is a marked exception to this, and de mands immediate attention, as the roid there shrinks to little over twenty feet. There is government property in the icinily which might be exchanged to cover loss. The cause way itself should be widened, as much for ped estrian as for carriages, there being at present """riotwng llialTc"ahbe Cjlhru"TnnewaiK5. llotil Street, next parallel to King, should at its northwest end be opened to the river bank, there to communicate with King Street '')' n road on the said bank, l'rom Nuuinu to Tort this 'Hotel street is too narrow for any comfortable traffic, but It N probably too much to hope for any improvement in that direction, l'rom Tort street to Kiclnrd street, there is nearly breadth enough but at the latter corner begim Palace Walk, the proportions of which aie simply scandalous. A corner so near the I alaceand Hotel should forthwith be Improved; I'alace Walk should most certainly lc nude a continuation of Hotel strict, of full fort)-six fret width to 1'itnchbowl street, and as the larger pirt of the lind belongs lathe gov ernment itf would not I dilTicult to do this. The line premises opposite the Hotel grounds either way would not be the losers. A lesser necessity, but a hereafter bemfit, would be the carrying ofllotel street through io the west end of Young strcect, thereby giving a fine walk from the Hotel direct to 1 homos. Square, where the luture concerjs and displays of fine equipages are to be ' lletitania street is a street of dwellings, much of it of only 36 to .40, feet width. Six or eight more feet would improve it wonderfully, and the east portion from Punchbowl to Alapai streets most certainly needs large expansion. We now come to the Cross streets, better adapted In many respects to ictall trade, Maunakea street may as well be abandoned to its fate, at least, for the present. Muuanu street demands wlut is probably the only possible policy, viz t that the houses which now all have upper verandas over the side walk, be moved back, so that the whole t present street shall then be roadway i the balconies for the pi eseut retaining their rosi tlon over the new sidewalk on the arcade principle There is plenty of room in (he rear of these apparently crowded lots, llrrclhe remark should be made Out the balmnv veranda should be suppressed made wai upon expelled. It Is an Asiatic idea, and a bad one 1 it increases the danger ol a tire Icap ing across the street, hfty per cent,, and diminishes the untllattrg lwwer of the street In the same ratio. The shade is the only benefit to the public, and a light shelter should be the only thing permitted. Soon weshall teethiid Hory overhangs, and ten feet instead of six, 1'itt sticel on the Kplanade i n splendid street t from Queen to Mercliaut streets the liiicL buildings ate m completed that it k loo late for change but from Merchant to King street it would certainly seem tint an improve ment should be made on the northvv est side, where only wooden buildings now stand, lie tween King and Hotel streets there a nint uncomfortable and in fact almost dangerous coiitriutloii in width ; the more to lc regretted inasmuch as the Old Pctlnvrs' brick building is one of the impediment to improvement. The Sunday Jam around Tott street church points a moral. The giving of l feet on each side would injure both chinch propeitirs less than they think for, and bt a most Inesti mable bestowing on the public. This, contin ued down to Hotel street, would make what is really the leading lrtft in town what it should be. It U on elevated land, and as rompated with King srcet fiee (torn dul, and deserves liberal tlcatmcnt fiom the public. A common impression Is that strajhlncss i the inatn end ahupd at in stieet improvement. 1 It U not so. Width fust, gracefulness, ami , avuMaiiceof ugly and awkwaia corners neM t an I 1V11, wheie (heie is chance for effect, straight ttteets. Quick communication too, and the pletuioquc clement, arc both minis? tried la by diagonal and branching streets. King tttett buwhlog into. Mt(CbM Uect at the Music Hall is a case in point. The local ity could l improved b) instituting a fonn- tiln nr statue in the triangular space, for the portion f lot tliat would remain after Mer chant sir. l widened. The fllmve reaKonnig- applies to Utrton street, which could at no very groit expeme I widened on the north side. Alafcrt utre-t hi tn If widened tn fifty-two feet, and a great improvement this will be to tlie whole trade of the place, lesides Riving fsdlitfes for surface drainage, llie assertion, hosrever, may ! ventured, that If Alakea street ami Union atrcet are lioth widened, even with glvlnrj 30 fet to the latter, there will four times the rimnber of carriages turn down the latter from the junction that go down Alakea street. To go on with crow streets t Kicliattw Mtect is on good high ground, and might to be carried in a straight line os far ns new ground is built seaward, and thus continue to preserve the iericctiv'e to blue water which it now has. Adjoining tha palace grounds as it does, it reallv ought to lie widened, though the fact is not realised. It vartei'fiom 37 to 42 feet in present width. To widen Music Hall street, or Opera Lane, or whatever it may be called, and continue it to the sea and over whit jct-to-be-made ground Is there, would lie a trl of a general plin for Increasing the amount of street room in Hono lulu. It would also coninnnd a fine view of the front of the palace, and to dwellers tn that building a view of the sea from the main entrance. Punchbowl street has a large amount of travel, passing through it. The King street corner is inconvenient and tends to colisions. A widening on the east side, above King street, would be in range with the Makal portion. The open space in front of the Stone Church gate is an example of the advantage of such breathing holes in the city. A future article nny point but enterprises in the newer portion of the town. Oar, San I'ninctira Lrttrr, Your valued paper under Issue of 19th and 26th April would indicate a new departure, of which I have received no previous notice, and congratulations were about to be ex tended that two papers a week indicated in creased prosperity, when another examination of dates undeceived me, as the outside was dated 26th while the inside said 19th a typo graphical error, very apparently, and readily understood, but when the blundering typo extends his favors to my corrcspondance and makes incuse misspelled words I shall "kick". Hence these tears. Talking of your paper nml comparing its general get up, with the others in Honolulu, I claim there is more originility, more life, moregnod North American common seme plain talk in one issue than in the expressed. essence of all the others in a month, " and so say we all of us. " The attention shown the princess during her visit here must have been very gr.atifving to the lad) and her Ilaw.iiiin friends, not onlj for the show of good feeling towaidshcr, but as an evidence of growing interest in her coun try and its welfare, a continued round of en tertainments have been given in honor of t'uncess I.ikclikc which have done great'eredit to ttieTrnTtrcTOrs-ns-wcn :-.!.....:,-:..!. I trust the visit has been suflicently interesting to warrant a repetition at no distant day. Our fruits and roses are now in their prime. and though somewhat backward have gathered strength and loveliness by the long rains and ilela). Koacs in numberless new vane-ties are crowding out the commoner kinds and what might in times past have been found onlj in hot houses nurtures! with tenderest care, are now gathered in greatest profusion grown with case in every garden. While our flowers cannot be more beautiful thin vours they re main longer in bloom to gladden the sight and can be found in greater profusion. Talking of fruits, it is really interesting to note that the kinds we do not haveaie those most desired, and one would think with cher nes, pears, apples, peaches, and grapes, one could be satisfied, vet the cry for bananas, a few guavas, and an alligator pear is over powering to the entire forgetfulness of our own greater varieties. Hut "human natur is human natur "and the pecutantyof wanting what we cannot have, not appl) hg to fruits alone ; reaching after the unattainable, is the waj cf our world, and in this connection may be mentioned that of the curiosity which sur. rounds ceitain matters or things, divest them of the1 glamour and (hey fall to the ground. Kor Instance, an anonjmous writer may issue n readable hook, a furure follows to know who thcaulher may be. This Is particularly true if the bonk treats of some popular move ment with boldness and clfect. Alt sorts ol opinions are olTercd, bets run high, the excite ment feexls on itself, the interest sells the book and disappointment follows for some-, pleasure to others. Hence, discussion; all addinc fuel to the llauic, the discreet wiiter keeping in the background to divulge his name only when sales lessen and the pubic commences to admit that nothing but the grand mvsterr attachedtoa fairly written, interesting stnrv, u what has created the hue ami civ. Alt of which has been the history of "The Ilread Winue-is'' whose authorship has been attrt buted to J. I!, lilalnc and thence down the line of lesser lights some fifty or more having been named. Hut in my humble opinion, there Is no ground for supposing J. O, Hlalne to be the author. He ( nothing if not "mcat)"ln coina vvotdjhe is no trifler; his words have good !oi.ml meat and drink. I exiieel letter things of him, and I am glad to have so mm) backeulu the opinion, tlut the man of all men, the ablest b) fir and the choice of the whole country for next president of these Uniied States is the statesman, scholar and gentleman James 0, lllaiue. 1 believe he' will show himself able to say tiuth. fully by his actions tlut no points of the compa.s conrol him, tbut the good of thecnllrc country, 0t0lculcMrueUfomhi "twcllt) Jcauintho U, S. Senate" and then imagine- his mind bending to the merely interesting "llread Winners, " in my judgement is going from the sublime to the (idiculous. Probably many wilUbtTcr fiom me, but without good, honest, dilleieiiecs of opinion, this yvorld would be a weary show, our combative leitJeiicio hve naught to fted on, and our minds ami faeuliics fall away from sheer disuse. The opinions alKiut books are mostly matters ot education or (he laek of it, any how. Talking of education, we have 011 this coast ot a iMwciful keeper inihe death of Or, C. T. Mills, whose loss, as he was; unlvtrsall) beloved aqd )wnoiel In uuny homes of )iiur Ukandj, is an Item of much interest to jour leaders. This good man was oncofafew- uinong the Christian woikers of this pul who hjd means in aJdiliofi to the desire for griierous actions, and hit monument is an eveilasiing one, not on'y hi the beautiful seminary which wit I ,v.uuiiuucvi on lounn pa.:. j IJvofcoGion.tt (Cstvfjs. CMITH & THUrtSTON, IW O. tHitH, wj I I- . A. Till STO" .irMriiejM rif ntr. No J! MtM-HANT fttKI'PT . ...ItniWHi'tr smitii-&j:o, , " , . 'en? KUitr flrnAi-r, sVt SraEjrf-, .ifonniiut' .Kxl ... (jr rHaiVwi. fltirol, Tl'plion and Mlwr Cor- pofanoo TiueifB, iijumni ominr nvuTiucv Doe.xisvv 'Sold 01 Commission. Money Liwnrtl on Stork cwllis. Ilo-tf Q B. DOLU, I'niinarlnr at Imw anil .Vofirrj I'oftfr, OFFICE, CoNt f'oRT AMI MsRCMAHrSrilPHS, ltoNOLltU 'Jl , f-'LAKEMCE W, ASHFOHD, Attorney, ntteltnrt .Vr,, N'O. 15 KAAHUMANU STRfET HoNOtl LU '5 m R. CASTLE, Attorney at t.air anil Xotary I'nlittr. Atfndt all the Gitlrts of thr Kingdom. 1 PDWARD PRESTON, Attorney anil Voannrlor at Lair, 60 Fort Sthekt ItONnLVLU A LDERT C. SMITH, lyriit to taj,r ArKnntrteituentrnt to IiiHtt itmrnti, OrplCE With Smith & 'lhtirston, Attornrvt at-Law NO 38. .MPReilANTSTREBT. i3?-tr pvRS. CUMMINGS Si MARTIN Hnrarnni ami llama pntilc l'tyitctiin, OrrrCEcouNric Fort and Heretania Sts , Office Hours Untilo A. M ,andfroint-3and6'jo-8 P M, N B. EMERSON, M. D. 1'hffntetun ttmt ,Hnrffenn, Honolulu ....II. I ThLBPiioNR Number ho OfTice hour from 8J4 to tojl, a m ; 1 J to 35 p m OlTiceaiKi Residence. No. Kukui street, corner fort Miret. 51 M. WHITNEY, M. D D. D. S. 7pntnt Itonm oi J'ot t Arff, Honolulu H. I OAlce tn DreMrr' Ittock. corner Hote and Port Strcetn, entrance on Hotel Street. 1 t7-illiam b. McAllister, PERMANENTLY UICATCU IN HONOLULU. Office, corner of Fort and Hotel street, over Trealoan's ftiorc. Particutar attention tnd to restoration cold fillings. Rets ine on s?CKd work at retKonabrc cliarrea to train the cnnri'tenr of the public tvson -sEO. L. RABCOCK, (LATtt OF OAKLAND) Teacher or the Piano Forte. Address, I.VCAN & CO. Upsidi-nceNo. 10 Lmma street. iSs-lv J)iiGincsG CTavtis. A G. ELXlSL '"-h Stork Jtrahrr, No. 71 QfF.KN Stukki .... Honolilu Member ofihellonolulu Stock ard Hond hxchange Is preptrej io buy and cM .Stock nnd I Jon ill tti the pprn marKci, at me usual laic 01 commition. Has money to Iain on Stos.kf. Snutl margin; re quired on 1 line Comr-ictt Wilt advise as to Investments when requested. 153 P O HALL & SON . . ...(Limited) 1MFORTRRS AND DttLtRS IN Ilttnttrftte it ml flmrrul Met chit ml tar. Corner or King and Fokt STRtBrs, Honoluiu orMCKRs: William V. Hall President and Mamcer I.. C. Able ,Scretty Jiid Treasurer Georgi K. Howe. . Auditor Uircctors11. May, U. O. White. 15a M. CARTER, iifptit to tithe Arhnmttettifmentt to C0.1 tritrt to Labor. Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands 15 R W. LAINE. ColrlHlfatfllr of tieeila For the State of California, for t.w lliwilun Itlanitt. an! General Ajent lor the Taufic Mutual Life In ssrance Company of California. 143 TNO. A. IIASSINGER. .Ifcnr lo lahe Arhnaulnlamrnf lo Coif trarftjor Inttor, iNTsaioa Orrics Hohqiulu JOHN II. PATY, .utitry rahllr ami Coinmlttlon of Deed; For the States of California and New York. Office at the llank of Iltshop & Co. lloUIVLV, Oaiiu, II. I. 1 P T. LENEHAN & Co. Imiwitrr nml CommUtlon Jfrrrimila. Nwuasu Srtsr, Honolulu. to T YCAN & CO, Importer nml llealert In all I, I mil of Miitlr tlooila, r'aney Uooile, Japanr ilouile. NOS. 105 ANU 107 FUHT STKRKT HONOLULU Furniture. ChatrS. Seibtn .Marhln,,. Mlrr.ir ant Mirror Plates. Picture r-rinei and LiriiiLr. nia.l t. order ijj-yr C BREWER a COMPANY, (UmtttJ.) Henri al Mercantile ami CttmmleilanAyenl QuufN iaTKKET, Honolulu. Olficer. 1. C liinK. Ir.. nrtllJrnl jn.l inllu-ar JoefihO Caller, ire iurv and secretary. Directors lions. UTiirles K. liiUop and II. A. P. Carter; Jl enry .nj . auquor. i8 w ILLIAM McCANDLESS Dealer In Choleeet lieef. Veal, Million, Kir, No, 6 Qisrx Sraair, Iish Maket. Family and Sliippine; orders cartfulfy attended lo. IJve bt.xk furnished lo Vessels al short ntUc. Vcgctat-lei pf all kluds lupplied 10 order. I tULPiioN . . .,. ... ...No. in. Ml M S, CRINBAUM IX Co. Importer and Whnletat lieale r fn Gen eral JHfreliumthe, Makkk's llLoct . ... QyaxsSrRKET. Honolulu TWT S. GRINDAUM & Co. yurtcitrdtng and Commission MertUant, 914 CALifoast Sr., Sam IkANcitco. Spvial facilities for and luiIaTuUr attention paU to msiriuucntkof WauJ trojuc. a curuir anient s P HORN Ptnneer Sttam Honolulu ,.., Cttndi Manufactory ami iiakvry .. .II I iVacitcal CsWtciLm-c. IViarv Cot.k and UaVcr Number jt Hytel ktfctt. ltca Fort aud Nuuamt Kireut H OLLISTER Co , HfcIai( anil Heltll liru,yM and T- maremniai. Wv- J, Nwvax Srtur.. , -, , Ho,OLVt.V IMLUAM O. srifiw; juoincss ctavl.o. M AX CCKART II nlclimiiker, Trwrler, rlnpritrrr, anil Ithttnnnit tirltrr. No. 1 1 1 t osf STUrBT ... Union u- Vtl ontns raiiMent sSMl 1 PRANK CBRTZ, Hoot anil VhnrtnaKrr, Hoots and Shoes m4t to Orritr Mo. it Four St., opposite Pamiiiios Staphs T7 II. OEDIIIG, 'rirr miff Itrrtjimani Freight, I'ai knurs, and ,tfr drftrrrM to o,l from all ports (if Hmtotultl arw vtctnily. Larefut at trillion tHttl to itmrini; Furniture, uilh WAOO.VS KXPKI.SSIA tolt HIT. I'UKPOSi: TrlrphMir 86 , R,lrnce js IVinrhbowl trrrt. Oflicr, So Kinr; Strrrt loo-ll M PHILLIPS & Co. Imtnrtr ami ltiofrfe Irufci tn Vlotlt tail, ItiiotH, .Shti'M, Halt, Ja 'r- ntthtnff tlonili, fnnrif Ooml, .7e. Mo it KaaiiimanC Srnasr .ItowoLtrtl; O LEVEY & CO., It hotrialr ami Urtall Urnrrr, Fort Striut . . JIurinLUtu Freiti 2rocerie4 And pro? ntms of alt kind on hand and received rrKtilaily from Furore and America which Villi lie jd At the loneit market rates. Oooilfl delivered to an part cf the ctly free of charge. Inland orilers wlicfted and promt Attention wilt be Riven to the same. sis.iv "UTONG LEONG ft CO., -ItrnC for Jfoitnnl Sitjitr, I'ntntna Ittce t'tantiittntif And KVilu Rice Plantation ami .Milt. NUUANW STRFET , COKMRH MaHINK ua-ty THBO. H. DAVIES & Co., (Latk jANtrw, (.rekn Ac Co ) J.tiptntrr.i ttnrt Vommtnton Jlcrchntitw, Ar.KHT4 roR I Io)(fi and the I Uerpool Underwrite, ltritislmnd loreijjn Marine Insurant Compaii), and Northern Aunrance Company. 1 A W. RICHARDSON & Co Importer anu IJpalkrs is Hoot, Xliotn, JuriitAhinr itooits, tfttta, CojHt Triitth, tttttnri, Perfumery and Smfri, W: tihani Watches, fine Jewelry, etc. Cornfr Tort and Merchant Strelt, Honolulu r- E. WILLIAMS, UtPORTRR AND DEAl RR If rttriittHte of llrrtu Dmcrtption. Almo Upholsterer ttmt Jtittutjucttnrr. Furniture Wareroonw No log Foit Street. Work .hop At old vtaml on Hotel Street. All orders prompt!) attended 10. 11 JOHN T. WATERHOUSE, Importer unit linttrr in tienentt JtTer ctntmtiAr. QukfnStrl-kt . ,. Honolulu TJ- HACKFELD& Co. flenetat Comtntjulon Afentv, Queen Sthkrt .... ... . .Honolulu Ea HOFFSCHLAEGER & Co. Intpoitrr anil Cotnmintnn Jleretmntv. Honolulu 0itu. H. I , T-ILLINGHAM & Co. Importer atnt Venter in Ilnnttcin r, Cut let, Tfrntn.i V nu and Otic, aiul 0neraTMerehBi.J(, SO 37PoaTSTRKKT HONOLULU A W. PEIRCE fie Co. Ship Chnmlltit ami Commttnton M eliitntef. Honolulu, Hawvhan Islands Agents fp Hmnd'i Guns and Uornb Lances and 1 ry Dati Pain Killer, wM- G. IRVIN 5t Ln. Stimtr Pattors ami Pomtntmlon Agent, CLAUS SFRKCKRIS. WM. C. IRWIf. Honolulu .. .. . ....,., ,,.IL P P. ADAMS, Auctioneer unit Comtntkton Mi chant f Qufev Stkkkt , Honolulu p A. SCHAEFER ct Lo. JminnterM ami CHininlMitan Merrhniitu, Mkciisnt Stbukt, Honolulu "VlirlLDER & Co. Lumber, ralntm, !, XiiIIm, ami Itull.ltnu Material of erery 1,1ml, Con FoST AWUQUt.KN.Sr ..IttlNOLULL j WILLIAMS & Co, Photograph le Artht, 103 and ioj Fokt Sthskt .. .,, Honolulu Pictures of all iires and kinds made to order, and frame of all description constantly on hand Alto Coral.. Shell and Cunoitie of ths Pactlic. a ALLEN & ROBINSON, tirnra tn LutnUeramt tttt Ktmln of lluttih ing Matrt tat, VulntH, , Sail, etc, Honolulu, II. I., AKPNTS OK bCMOONFRt Ilalenkala, Kulamanu, KeVauhiohl, Mary EUtn, UUama. Pauahl and Leahl. At Robnutmt Wlurf i TTYMAN UROTHERS, Importer of General Merchamllnti from Prttnee, Hngtamt, Germany ami thr United State. No, 53gt,EBNSrittKT . . .Honolul TTYMAN BR0THBPS4 Whole ilt Grocer, si6and jiSL'ALtfottKiA hrttKHT , ,San Franmsco. PnrtlruUr attentbn (uid to filling i laud orders. ml thipplng iy PDC, ROWb, IIoiimc and Styn Painter, Pater Hanckv, etc, No. 107 King SraKxr , ..llosuiii.i' fA 1 tui T YONS & LEVEY, Auelloneer and Cnmmtlon Merehatit, Hkaybk Block, (JtrNSr.T, IlosoLH-t-.i . Saletpf Funiture, Slock, Real Kstalf ami General Merchandise pro-nptly a'tended to. bole a.ents for American and uiupeail mervhandta. j . LVONS, i-sr . 1 U j. I.svuv. TUTRS, A. M. MELLIS, r'ntUtomtbt lire and Clonic Maker, No, IO Kl)T bTKSSTt IIOIULl'L M W McCHCSNBY Si SON, Datttss in Leather, Utde, Xa loiv and Commtflon Merehnnl, Aent for thf Royal buap Company. Na 0 Qi'un SmktT . ..Hdsolclu IT1V w ILLIAM TURNER, i'liicdciif II llC Ill'lUff, '4 Kikc Srr .Hnaonn; tmpirlcr of American Jewelry of esery d.Mrip tkm. (Fyrmerly ca San FrancUccy Caltfuf ma.) Jo A L. SMITH, Importer aud Healer in lllairure, JUrriiten Illrefflatitl iratv, ilrxiehtle, Va, No. .4 Foar Strskt ., UohOLliv fm - Kns's Combination bpectailc, arsl EyegUas, lAultal Wire Vrx, Fancy imps, licturi Iramea, pis tols. WcMtenholm s Pocket Culfcrv. Po.der. bh-4 anl AnunuoitLyn, Clark's Spout Cotlt, alaciun OU, all kinds at Maaliui, Needles, "Doeacu; Paper r auilwns, Sol, HS of the ualvcrwiliv acka,tJ44 Lt,ht Ruaoin DalMttlc Ss.ia Mvhin, .-.atkaAa... Duciucfis (tnrts. T EVERS ft COOKE, (u eMnit to T.twFM a t)rvot.) Importer unit lirntrr in l.umhfr atnt att hut f Jlitlhthifi Mntnhitf. Pott KtitftRf ., . t .HnMnu.l' r C. COLEMAN, tttittkiwtth, Mttrhhtttt, Currtair IIoW. Itnrir ShorhifJt Honolulu . II I riAntaittri AfvMr.f'ry, etc. Shop on Kff.fi Strfett iwtt to Cale & Cooke't, 175 tr TOUN NOTT, llti, Copper ftntt Shrrt It on 11orhrrt Stnrm it ml HiiHfff. of all Vtnd, riuniUrn' totk atwi tuetnti, hotic fumUtr iiiC goiNf cliindelixTi, lamp), etc No s Kaaiiimanu SritEKr IIoholulu T M. OAT & Co ,"StittmttKrrf I tiiff of att tine t pilau a tiifiitV unit rrpittreit Honolulu ,. H 1 leoft In A y Cooke new firtproof LiuItJinfE. foot ol Niiuanu Street 8 F. EMMELUTH & Co., rtmmtth rtmt Vtnmhir, Jleitler In .Sfotrf, Itanym, fin, No. 5 Nuianu Stuspt. .. . .. Honolulu T W GIRVIN, i onimlnnlon Mrrrhant nml lUnninl tltatrr In Dry llnoiln, Wailiku, Maui 11,1 Ororrrtea, Hardware, Stationery, Talent Medicines, Perfumery and (JlaMware. i TTONOLULU IRON WORKS Co., Steam tannine, Holleri, Aaaar Still, Coolers, iron, Hrnta ami Lead Cttitlny, Hovululv ,,..11, 1 Machinery of every description made to order. Particular attention ptid to Ship's Hlaclcimfthing Job work executed on lite shorten notice. to THOS. G. THRUM, Importing and Manufacturing Stationer, .Vein A(entt Printer, Rooh btmter, ete,. And puhtisher of the Satukdav I'RRS.and Ila-v,iii-tn Alittantc ami Annual Merchant street. IVaI t in Fine Mjtbnerv. Hooks. Mutic. t'ov and Faucv Good 4, 1-ort street, near Hotel. Honolulu. A S. CLEGHORN & Co. importers and lit tt term tn (letteral Mer elm mi tip. Corner Oueen and Kaahumanu Streets, Honolulu N F. BURGESS, Carpenter ttmt Jtnttiter All kind of jobbing promptly attended to. Telephone lSo, 130, Williamson' hprcs Oilice Shop, No. 4 Kino bTKEKT , Honolulu T AINE & Lo, Commltan Merchants, Importers and dealer in Hay, Grain and General Produce Honolulu..,. , ... ...,..H, I H E. McINTYRE & BROTHER, Groeety ami Peril Store, Cob King and Fort Srs........ .Honoluu THE GERMANIA MARKET. iV' " ,feal, .m tloKaLOtS?117'1773r tU-"" , iteei '!"SlM Mttttonl J.nmbf Poaltt S a ami tvttit 1 ami Ftih Con tt ant I) pn hand, and of choucst quahu. Purl Satisaee, IWognas, etc., al(as on hind. Our mti Are alt cut and put up in Lastcrn style. Al oidr faithfully attended to, and delivered in any part of the cit) .Shop on Hotel Street, lteen Union and rort di reel, Uo-omi U. KAUJ'l', i'rounetor. A. SKEPARU. Wat hmahrr ami Teireler, Watch ropalriuff mmle n Spoolnlity. Ml orders from the othei islindc prompty attended to. No 55, HoTIU,bTRBKr,. ,, Honolulu, ILL 169 ijr THOMAS LINDSAY, Tetceter ami litamand Setter, No 60,. .Nuuanu Stkekt. Honolulu. II. I. (Opposite Hollister k Co ), Particular attention paid to repairing. ijryr H OPP & CO., ,..Kino Street 1phoUlci'rri, Iteaper and liealetm in all AUitf of furniture- Telephone No. i.- i?6 C. HUSTACE, (roXMKRLY WITH POLLES & CO ) tihntcinte and Mel tit Grocer, in, King Street .Under Hahmomv Hall, Fa mil), Plantation, and Ship store supplied at short notict. New good bv very tt earner. Orders from the Other IsIanifAillifull) executed. Telephone No. iio. -75t'p D'JNSON, SMITH, & CO., PratoUoul Drueglsta, tij and us, FORT STREET, - Devot for'. fiORRICKK & SCIIRECk S CIIKSRATID HOSICIOrATHir; HMCICINKS, Jtlrkee0r,ft Verfaine, and THE COMMON SLHSE NURSING IIOTn.F. T HE HAWAIIAN ALMANAC and ANNUAL FOR i83j. It now riaov roe psLtvirr and Is tehind none of its predecessors in interest and valuable Infortnalioit Price, per copy, joca. ; or, by null abroad, Co cs. Til OS. II, "47- TIUW-lli Vuull.her. T RUSSESl TRUSSES! TRUSSE1?. TRUSS! S. 1RUSSKS. TRUisSFj. TRUSSFS. IHUissl.s TRUSSKS. 'tkUSSLS. IHUS-srS. 1KUSSIS. JKUibfj, IRUbaK's.TKUSStS, I KUSStS. TRUSS K I RUsKS. IRU'satS. HOLLISTER Oa H.e, JuU f.ised a large InvutetlL Tha CoIourtUed tJ.Uuloia j&ttMsM MKSCT fROU THS fACTOilV-V WC HAVE SPECIAL FACILITIIS To Adjust in a HOLLISTER Car, Fr ani alsrckaaw arrss II ..-C.iajc fcaXa- JLuLtL- TkSSlsSfaM. .SbVOOh MBRprassM s pueincsfl QTnrlio. OISIIUP & CO., Bankers HortoLOtii, Hawaiian Islanoi lln Ilvchsnae on TIIF. HANK OF CAI IIORN'IA, SVN FRANCISCO And their agents In NEW V0UK, IlOSTON, nam kono. Messrs. N M ROTIICIIILt) A SONS, LONDON. Fhe COMMERCIAL I1ANK1NO CO, OF SV. DNKV, LONDON. HicCOMMFKClAL IIANKINO CO CF SVDN1.V, SYDNF.V. I he BANKS OF NLW ZEALAND! AUCULANI), CIIKISTCIIUKCII, AND WF.M.INOION. rut: hanks or iirivish columhia, VICTORIA, R.C AND I'OKII.AND, OK. tHU Tramact a Gtiuitil lUtiiHitg lliisliitst, 7 "vr ASTLE & COOKE, ftfitppttif nml Commtniton MtrchantMf No. Bo KinqStrrht, Honolulu JMrORTBRS AND PTALRR IN C.ENUKAL MKKClIANDISi:. Acents for The Hitchcock t Compinj's I'ltntation. Die Ale lender & I laid win Plantation. K. tUUlend, or Wnulua Plantation. A. II Smith & Compinj. Kol m. Kauai. J M Alexander, Ilaikti, Maui. 'I he Haiku Suirar Compaq,. the Kol.ala bufjir Compan). Hamakua Plantation The Union Insurance Lompany ol Sin rranlccn ITie New tnelatid Life Insurance Company of Huttou I he Blake Manufacturing Company of Mton, D. M WeMon'a Patent Centrfugal Mach.net. ."he New ork anil Honolulu IVcket Line. 'I he Merchant's Line, Honolulu and San FrnncicoJ Dr. Jnjnestt SonS Celebrated Medlcuift Wilcot A (!il Vr Sinijer Minufictiirlnj Company Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines 175 ijr TNO. O. FOWLER & Co , LEEDS, ENGLAND. Are ptepareit to fnrntnh Plana ami JStttt vnttes for Steel PORTAHLE TRAMWAYS, With or without Cars and Ixjcomotue, Specially AI)KIKD I-OR SUGAR PLANTATIONS. Permanent Railways and Locomotive and cars. Trac tion 1 nines nml Ko-d IxicomotMe, hteam Plouehint; and Cultlvatinft Machinery, Port able Lnginei fur all purpsii.es, Winding Lnglne Tor inclines. Catalogues with Illustration. Model nnd Photo graph ofihe above Plants and Machinery my : stcn at tr.eotfice..ft.ie under! rntn). W. L UKI.LN and G. W. MACFAKIwVNH A CO , Agents for (no Kow- ier ot 10. Oilcncnil ItlicrliGcmciito. N O T I C E, MESSRS. R. MOHC&CO. j King Street Hunoiul Would beg 10 notifj the PnbliC that they have iuu received a shipment of the femou HOUSEHOLD" SEWING MACHINE. tST Any person wKliintopuri.haeacwing machine would do well to examine them. Also a number of superior Double-barrel DreachIoadln; Shot Guns, Winchester Riflei, Kennedy Rifles Parlor Rifles, Smith Sc WUson Revolvers. A full apartment of CARTRinOES, bra and paper shell ; and Sportsmen's General Supplies t3T Call and examine our Stock t Having In our employ a nt claw Lock and Gun Smith, wt are prepared to do all kind of rrpan ng In a firt -class manner and on short notice. Saving Machine repaired ami aiUttsted And all kinds of ron Work made and repaired i;i-tf." T W. HINGLEY & CO. Manjavtitrer of ilttrtitia Cloar. IklrOHTSKS AND PKALRkS IN ToUcco, Cijiretles, AndSmoLers' Atticles 1 he most complete stock in the kingdom. King street, (near Alakea) Honolulu. lyO-tJ T EMMELUTH At Co., No. s NUUANU St., HONOLULU, II. I. STOVES and RANGES, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron, Sheet Lead, and Lead Pipe, Galvanlred Iron Pipe and Fittings, Brass Goods all sixes. Artesian Well an 1 Irrigating Pipe, lite us. ual 'I in and Iron ware, Baths, Closets, Sinks. Wash stands, Marble and Lnainelcd Irou, tit slock and for Sale at reasonable rates. Tel.uhoue No. 211. "M-nr T- M. CROWLEY UjiUolatory II. IIASTIE Furultar II M.CHOWLM' (formerly at Hruns") kaini en. lered tutu paitnenhip .uh MR, HUGH HAS I IE, th. new nrni will b knoisn as CROWLEY al CO., n Kino Strxit, oppo.it. Whitman k V'ilgbts. Every description of Furnitur, at loest required oa II1.1, Payment, PARLOR SFH In Sill, Hotwlulr, arid otter covcitvgs, raoH urvraa&s. EicfiSM coverings and liiaiialngs. See ike - BObTOS " and " CHALLENOE hl'KINO BEOS. 7. as-l.VU 3THKICT. TaXUOHi,! NousWp) If l - nV, H, Btkiftly l"t ifej sKuE( (f)cncr.il iilJCfliDCinciilD. H HACKI'RLO ft Co, OFFFR FOR SU.F. INVOICES OF NEW GOODS, jurr RFcniVF.D Fx Darlci Kate ami Maiatlan from lllir.MHX, Conslstlns; in part of at tallows : A Lnrico Assfirtmrmi ol Dry Good., Denims, Brown n,l White Cottons, Drills, Tick ings, Turkey Red, Merftiosblick and colored, 4 qualitlet, Repps, Alpscat, Coboures, Itsllan Cloth and UKCSS GOODS, rinvsin., Dlatk, Oros-i rain, Fancy, Colored and Striped Barefte, Crepo, &c., Men's Furnlnhlna Uootls, Shirts, Woolen, Mixed, Calico, Hickory, Denim etc., Merino and Cotton Uudershlrts, White bosom bhlrts. Socks ft btocktngs.Olovei Handkerchiefs, Foulards, a large In voice of CLOTHING consisting; of Ffne Black Cloth Coats and Pants, Unckskln Sacks, Pants and Suits, I'elt, Mohair. Drill, Hannel Sack! & Pants, Dot's Slilrts, and Chili drens Jackets, L R. Coats & Le-RCltiKs, Mon key and Sailor Jackets. Carpet Slippers, Silk ami I, C. Umbrellas auuParasols, Fancy and Travelling Shawls, Cotton and Turkish Towels, White and Fancy Ouilts. Felt Knirs and Brus. sels Carpeting Slut and Velvet Ribbons, Thread! fl J Hit 11 Lets, White and Fancy Blankets, Fancv Strloed Woolen, two sizes. 1 UTir A l sS, Scattet, Orange, White Woolen and 4 p3c.ts,ij Button. lor Shirts, Coats, Pants, Dr.ilwiL PUR KUM IIUV, Genuine Eau de Cologne, I uhin'a r.s tracts, tullet Soaps, I'hllocome, Ifair Oil, Combs, lAKikinc (!Iases, Pipes, I R. Ualts, Ifarmotuias, Illank Looks, rtold Leaf, Jewelry, Cold Warche., Tape, Elastic, Scarfs, Albums- J'lcmut Furniture, I xtenston, Arm, Dining room and Parlor Chairs, S.ltecs, .Mirrors, etc., Saddle, Oi';. fin, lllrth, Stll nip Leather Hemp & 1. R. Packing, Coal flaskets, CRATES OF ASSORTED CROCKERY, Contalninc Plate, Cup, rcapotf.tUowU( Chambers, Rice Oislis-t and Itaker, Itemiiolin 3 and j Gallons Sample Bottle, aiesand 6 U ware, .Mant'a ....I I ..,! U...- (V-l It-wi. f!..nn..a I. n. ail 1 Li lanru iuin:. 4jai itv. i'uiiiiicl ihiiic. Uui laps, Wouiirack and lvt.l.ed hacking, L,tneii lloe SIK.AU and RICE HAGS of all sire, nnd qualities. Groceries, Sardines In half and quarter boxes, Salt In Jars. Castor Oil In tins. Matches Cocoanut Oil, Wash Blue, II. White Lead, .. btearine Candles, a, s, and 6, It, & P. Biscuit, Ilubbuck's LlnseeJ Paint Oil, White Zinc Hain Giirmtiii unit Jritniiid Oliit rs, Plated ware Spoons, ForV-s, Cru-ts, Tea sets. Cups, Nipltin Kings, Salvers, etc. llrml'if'Mrc Poclet and Butcher Knises, Sctisors, Sheej. h'ars, Needles, ,Sioons Kile., Stmrs, Cialvamrcd flasins Huup Iron, Kee Kivets. llanintcrs, Ycllo Metal and Couipotitlon Nails, Clanfiers Habbilt Metal, Sugar Coolers, Iror lanlts, PORTLAND CEMENT, Fire Clay, Blacksmith Coal, Fire Bricks. Tile Empty Barrels, Oak Boats, &c. Orders from the oilier Islands carefully tendedto If. 11 ach felil X Co. 3- EWERS & COOKE Are constantly receiving a tditions to their LARGE and WELL Sr.Lr.l-lI.lJ SIOCKof NOR' WEST LUMBER, I REP WOOD LUMBER, SHINGLES POSTS, etc Pine, Oak, Ah, Koa, Black waluut, Cedar. Doors a 6 to 6 k 10 6. '' Windows--; ; to 1 J 1 u In. Transoms, BUndi llultiler'H llitrtltfitre, Of fehlch w keep a An, assortment, Cut Sail; 3d to 110 d, Oalvaiilted Kails, j d to Co d J 5piles. ; to I in., , ate, &c 6, SIIF.F.TS Corrufxtstod Oalvaulaod Iron Roolas i, 7, 8 and 9 feet lengths, Oalvanlied Screws and Kidding., rWFR PIPE, Tt, LIUs, Trap., c, j, 4, and I Ins. Isrra Cntta Cliimnles and Chimney Pipe, ch,ai.r imj itu up," , ,uiv viii'imies. WALL PAPF.RSofallklnda, PAIN1I H3' ANU IIUZIERS1 ROOMS. MATT1ROI In so sarieties now due from Hongkong per ltai "Helen,- For sal, tn quantities tc suit and si lowest maikrl view, i8(-,m I.KWERS a COOKE. O M. CARTER S. F, GRAHAM ' S. M. CARTER St CO", TAIL HXIIU in riKewoon, cosU'amk feed HAY AS.0OAIS, Ire, Uivcry to alt ports of lb. City.. Memtmttr , KlXti HTHMKT, Aad IslcplVM. Na, ili u (General uerliBemcntu. O. W MACMRLAKK, It. ft. MAC T RLASt. Q. W. MACFARLANE 8t CO. Importer. CotnmUIon MnrohaaU nml Siinr Faolor. Fire proof Huiklm. Oueen Mreft, Hoaolulta A0CTJ TO KilrtueA mjwCo, KauiI, I he U'fttlaj.u Sujif PUntatlon, Maul, The Slower huf(r Plantatln, Hawaii HonohitHi Sucar Co, llawati, tliielobugir Mill, Maul. HuelnSngftf PUntation. Maul, RedpriiySiiarCo, lUna, M Alalia ut PUntation. Oalm. Oakala Sugar Co Ililo, Hamd, Olowalu S 11 iiar to. Maui, Puuloa Sheep Ranch Co, Hawaii. ) row1r ,V Co'N),n. Plow ami PotUM Tramway Worka, I.eed. MIrrlcM, Vtn & CbN Sogar Machinery, Ctat(w, (laow ami Honolulu Uneof Packet, Liverpool iml Honolulu Unt v( Packett, lndon and lUnoliilit I Ine of Steamer, Min rire imuranct Lo cf London 191-iyr C. 0REWER A CO. Offer for tale the cargo of the bark "MA11T1IA DAVIS," Just armed, the folloing Kit of Mercnanilas I Hrt'inli, Llyht Exprttt Wagon, Kttentlnn Top Carrlay; Sttam Coal, Cumberland Coal, KBHOSESK OIL, Common Woud Chair. .Matches, Shovi Pin. Barrel ahMfcs. Jtj I ?-SS r-v Soap, isspciMj?:; It. Clissts, Nos ., 3, and , Hoe llaadles, lobsters, i lb 11ns, Beans, jib. Fins, Spruce Plants, Hay Cutters, Not i, , and J, Asls. Grease, Vatibanhi' tiealet, So: 7, H, lo, tt, lit-9, Leather Belting, Centrifugal Linings, 14 inches, Cunposlllon Nails, tji inch and iK'nch, Mammoth Rockers, Bales ExreUior, Manila Cordage, Assorted, Lscelsior Mattresses, Oalv, Fence Suples, y Farmer. Boilers, 30 and .1 Cc4ks Sisal Rope, Assorted Ash l-lanks, Dump Barrows, Ames' Shovels, IVHuii- Metal Sheathing, Hair Mattresses. Gruidslones, Rubber Hot., Hide l'otson. Barb Wire, Refined Iron, Annealed Fenae Ulra Gals. Screws and Waali. &c. c. 4 c. 3? E W GOODS N HIT RICR1VRU (X "Martha Davis," " Mallsgate," and eap.U u " Mariposa" and other v,smU Boston Card Matches, Horse Shoes and Nails DOWNERS and NOONDAY Oil, Lubricating Oils of all kinds, Cut Nails, all sites, Clinch Nails, all s'usi. Cotton Waste In bain, Blacksmith's Hellowa. Cheap Hun Clocks, ' Harden Broeaa, Brown Soap, In cases. Wit, Hanging Baskatsfor Ferns, ts. line's Ptanratlgq Hues, If Inch Goose neck socket lit., lie Cr.am I t.erers, lawn Mowets, best kind, C,'s Genuine Amoskeag Denims, Case". Get uln. AnMskeag Mariners Strip,, Besides a thousand articles in the Hardwat, Um always on hand. So , ..peeled, not by the "Spartan," amt Ktm W pl'te aswrlnieot of Half Mleel flair and Jtrmkert, Wuh estra Han lies, Utrms and Points. All Iras, will be fou-a t tb, con,., k,Uk w, W " L 0. Ht LL & SON. Limit id QILLINGHAM k CO.. Ha. received a M l,n bfh favotll. OUUasaraaa, Btaklaax Plow, Rloa PUara aad Vunrnw Plow. (to arrri) 'Ih.s, Plows are all mad. from exu o.mallM y th otitnal John D,er,Mc4l44riirwToftr (he pion,,, VWueni plow iiiaiiufaclvnf'.J" .T. Tji leel pluwork, in tfle world, r U H, 4 Si nanufacli'r, , are atienls. -w. i ApnjiJ stales of CULIIVArORS. HARROWS, and HORSE HOK OLD PATTERN MOLINE PLOWS PUNTAflON TOOLS u, ALL KINDS Buckey, Mo.ers Differential Pulley Blocks ll)tffuu Jack. ,., Fodd- Cullers, Oarden and Canal Harm LUBRICATINU OILS Kerottn, Oil Paints. Paint OU aad Vuala Turpaatlaa n.s raw, saru a.o ksi, isa xti.l SludeUksr Wt.ooa Wwul FcaxisMinj Coota Ump, Cnandelitrt, atd LaotUM tW Knr CckhU coualaasty arlrlssl W, alostaiksay svmjiIo'hi retiuia4 U taw a, au4 la scU at lavM (atca H " r A i . J ji t.t m iJkttlbA1'. -avA j