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P
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ATURDAY
JAji-SS.
VoLUMK V, NuM.ittK.4S.
HONOLULU,- HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, AUGUST i, r885.
Whole Number 257.
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Mr Clevcl.tiuVs ntlnitnistrntion I191
alre.nty ilone smnctltTnt; to efface the
...ti.rul line in Ameriian politic..
Mi toceiu rtltuttueiiw to diploiiiatic
and consular j Hitioru show 1I111. Fur
the intercut of many American readers
we append the following from a New
York paper of rrent date :
Th; list whkh follow tfifMnU very acen
rat'ljr iti. apfi!fttmnti wlrtch have tt-iw fir
!n miJe. The m!Ian still Y .t ate
those 10 the Argentine Confeiletatlon, Central
American States, Culoiiil-ii, CVea, Italy,
Liberia amt Slim, bpaln will fi'ituMy be
vacant by tin- retirement of Minister I"tter
net! fall. It 1 not ripeeteJ that there will be
any change In the Delgfan mini"", which It
now filleil by the wm of a pre .sor ot Mr.
Ilaar.l, aliho'Kit it is .mil: that what ii
called " departmental coiitrj," will, not
nrrinl t that eter Twenty-seven State
are rcproenteil Wnhl lil. fair men will
lay that tlirppolfitinentt realize the ileclira-ibn-oWHayatil
at St. UiuN, that " the ml-
minitratloti will malteercry cmleaxor to allay
every remnant of cctlonal feeling In eierj
particular J it 11 for the whole country, ami not
for only a part of it." The Bcofiraphlcal roster
of appointment I a follow 1
NI.W YORK.
Minitter to Todicy $10,000
Minister to (lilll 10,000
Mioiilerto Hayll 5.0
Second Secretary I.evatton, Paris.. .. J.ooo
Secretary location, Ohlli ' l.5
Consul at l'.cllevlllc, Canada 2,oo(
Consul at St. John, Quebec l,So
Consul at llarve J.ooo
Consul ot Dundee 2.5
Commercial Agent, Ottaw a ,1,ooo
Interf.retcr.Tlcntsin ' !,
Total $l.7U4
01110.
Minisier to Germmy $'7.5
C onsntOc'neral, Krankfort 3,000
C'nnsul-Gcnert.1, Honolulu -l.ooo
Consul ut Amoy 3.5
Consul at llrussels 2,5
Consul at Iliimtneham 2,5
Total $33.ooo
MARYLAND.
Minister to France $17.5
Contul-Gencral, Ilerlin ' 4,000
Consul at Leeds. (.. J.ooo
Total $23,500
RLortniA.
Minister to Mexico .- $12,000
The mission to Russia and the consulate at
ManchMer were offered to Ccorpjian and
declined.
KENTUCKY.
Minisier to I'cru $10,000
Minister to Switzerland 5,000
Contul-Gencral, Kan.i(-aa 4,000
Total . $19,000
INDIANA.
Minister to China $ 12,000
Minister to Sweden and Norway. ...... 7,500
Minister to l'crsia. 5,000
Total v .., $24,500
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Charge, Paraguay and Uriicmy
Consul-General, .MelU.urne.
Consul, Chemnitz U
Consul, Cologne ,
Consul, Tegucicalfa
Total $15,500
10UISIANA.
Minister u Bolivia , $5.ooo
Minister to Kuinania,Seisia,anu oreece
Secretary Lrgition, I'srls , . . .
Consul, l'aso del Norte
Total .-
AIJ.SIAMA.
Minister to Venezuela
ConsubUencral, Kin Janeiro.
Consul, Cardenas...
Total
WISCONSIN.
Minister to Denmark
Consul-General, Montreal. . , ,
Consul, 1'iaguc. .... ......
Total ..;
NLW J I.Kit, v.
Minister to Vurtuipl
Consul, Rotterdam ,
.$I4.6S3
.$13,500
..$5,000
.. 4,000
.. 2,000
.$IJ,000
.$5,000
. J.OOO
Total $7,ooo
MISSOURI.'
Consul-General, 1 Ialifai. v $3,000
CoiuuiGenerl,,.Miou ....:,.;..,., 1,000
Consul, Totouto M.... 2,000
Consular Clerk. ..,.. 1,000
Total ....,., $S,Ooa
-lILlhOls.
Coiuul General, fcVteima .$3,000
Consul, Stutgait i. 1,500
Tot a I , . , v. ,.'... ' $ 1 . 500
i-bNusArtcur.
Consul-General, I j.mliin . , $o,Coo
Consul, LUcrpHil",, I...... 6,000
Total 1, $12,000
.NORTH CAKOIINA.
Minister to llr.uil ..,,,;$iMioo
Coiuul, Manchottr..,.
3,ooo
wfdswZf&tw ,.$ 15,000
.j
M!nttr?r tn jian,.
Consul,' Hamburg , ,
.$12,000
2.5CO
Total ... , $I4.5
VIROINIA.
Minister to Austria, .$12,000
.Consul, Hong Kong,... .....,, 5,u
Total ,.,,.., $17,000
rENMYLVAMA,
Consul, Ixhom , , . ...... . . . $ 1 , 500
wOiisul, (.iMiktlrlutt 11.. ,,.....,
Total
NEW HAMfjlllRK.
Consul, SherbrX'ke, , ...........
Consul," Malanzat
.$2, Soil
.. 3.000
..$5,500
ToUl,t,,,.
Consul, Apia.
CAltranNIs,
SJ
.. 1.500
VKRNOST.
Minister lo KnfiU'Lt..............
UICIIIUAN,
MluI.Ur to HusjU; ,
KIIOtlK ISLjXMl.
Minister tu Nithcilamls. . ., ..... .
. '"' ' ,ss.v.nt.
Mlnlttrr tu Hawaiian Islands
jUKa-NSAS.
Consul, liiuiiltua ,
llU.AW.sltE.
Consul, Nurcmbcrt; .j .
Consul, St. Glle
I7.5COI
I
.. 7,500
7.J
. , J.OOO
. J.ooo
. ,5oo
IohkI.hi hvs an urtpnUalion fir hohliug
religious Ktsictf. in theatres, am) music halls.
M" llun'sU thouviit.1 inci;4 havclrci-B
held a thhttwi .Us, the average atlcrulance
Uli nine IruiUrctl. It Is fun.l that luultl
lifcJelw will not, prtie 13 the churtiiea still
Hlhw lo ItMl the UosikI Id swuUr nails.
iai.Avi'...
ft. aw.if tntn thf t'ratrr.
Viewed from distance the crater appear,
an immense lb)-.,, or nm-pliitheatri-, walk-.! in
by a precipice varying Irum jon feet tn 6Vx)
feet I height and nbnot nine mile in circum
ference, 'lire Rrealer part rf this wall Is nearly
perpeBrltetlUr Imt at I he Vc1tno llmmthere
i n optnirtR which admit nf n KrAtual
dewtnt to the lloot nftl crater. ThW floor
i compme.1 wholly nf lira, a uaitinn nf it
having the appearance of the ripple of the
wnve on the afastmrc a llie tide cornea roll
ing hi 1 arm' lit r oTtiin appetra rtrgteil ami
hrolceii, wills small rhunlia of black, cnimbllnu;
lava l)lnj lot as if it were the liotlnni of n
col mine : elsewhere, the lava lonka a if it
were made nf niolltn glau, the color varjinR
from a thimmcrhrg grey In a glistening black
A )nu rtn over the trad small finite
reveal the molten lava beneath this crust. In
some place the lava rise to within a foot of
the surface, and in other phcea burst forth In
small fnunlaln or nh.Is,
The Mifface of this bed I imdu).itin, fro-
'iirntly rWni; in bilUxl.s of a hundred fector
so, wiin corrwponninj; tieprcssions. ucca
slnnally the heel crushes through the upiwr
crJt, which at first make one nervous J but
frequent repetition of this occurrence, without
accident, soon wlal.lishc confidence.
Following our guide acros this Iwd rf lava
two inilca or more, -if reach the new lake,
which, though smaller in area than the old lake,
presents epial attractions. One of our Krts
who had lingered behind, watching its changes,
was o entranced by a sudiVn outburst of Iaa,
cosering the entire hid with one sheet of fire,
that he refused to 1. .if the Smt anil join us,
although wc sent the guide back for him ; so
he niisred seeing Ilalcmatimau altogether.
' On leasing the new lake )ou pals the Little
llegg-tr, width is a circular opening, about
three feel in diameter, in the solid lava. look
ing into its yawnlnv; mouth )ou see a white hot
mass of liquid lasaand sulphurous flameslnlch.
ing forth lli.il few nostrils arc strong enough In
endure for more than a minute. Near this
vent art- irregular piles of sulphurous rock, still
hot to the touch.
The route from here to the old take becomes
more and more rugged and fatiguing as jou
ascend the walls of lss-a around ilatcmaumau.
On inuring the top of lids elevation jou pass
through .1 notch in these svall and rcacli a
place, sheltered from the wind, from which you
base a full sicw of the burning lake l)ing some
fifty feet below you. To the right and left of
the opening through which you gaze arc iricgu
lar piles of las-a rocks rising still higher than
the Iidgc on sslnch you are staliomd and
forming nn immcnM circular basin.
At the time of our arrival wc were fortunate
in basing the wind in a direction thai carried
the sulphurous smoke away float us, aflording
a inagnificicnt sicw. .
The surface of the lake appeared at night,
in the veiled light ol the full moon shadowed
b) ibin, vaporous, flcrting clouds, a lustrous
grey, interlaced with sivid streaks 01" brilliant
rose-colored fire jetting forth from fissucs in
tbs bed of solid lava, forming a net-work of
Irregular and fantastic shape. Ai intervals
along these lines of fire would gush fiery fount
runs of the most brilliant hue imaginable, as
many as nine of Ihese bclng'in play at the
same time, and hating the appearance ot
bubbling spring ofmoltcn iron. Occasionally
jets would be thrown from these fountains to a
considerable height. At the edge of thi
lake a flow of lava frequently bursts forth,
cn-rping in wascs of sivid fire toward the
center, but ncscr wholly submerging tho sur
face. These exhibition were accompanied by
liising, or rumbling sounds. Clouds nf sul
phurous vapors rose fiom Ihc-e tissues carrjing
wilh them fibrous parliVs claimed to be the
hair of the goddess i'ele, a the old legends
base it.
The whole scene was grand, 11 Ail to con
template, giving one a realistic kcnse nf Hell,
as porlratcd k- Holy Writ.
. During our rtay here six of the party descen
ded to the edge of the lake until nearcnougi
to thrust a walking mcl in the red-hot lava.
. It was conceded, byll those present who
bad previously sisitcd the solcano, that
wc were especially fasorcd on ihis occasion b)
basing much finer weather and a grander
dispt.1) tSan is luualty met with. One Knglish
man, however, in the urly, thosght ihe exhi
bition was not as fine us some dNplais of fire
works he had seen in London! So much foi
kiiilinicnt.
Soon after nine o'clock we rclraced our stcpf
to the new lake where wc found our solitai)
fiietnl, whom wc left there, still intcntl)
watching the scene and his enthusiasm was ss
greal we consented to lemain wilh him awhile
and r-itcli fur another fl'), although the wind
was chilly and the night waxing. In a few
moments nfier our airisal the seams, ihrough
which the il.imeiw'cre darting, commenced In
umflow' and soon the emlie Uutom of the
lake was one mm of fire of the 11104 brilliant
coiurs imaginable thus never equalled in
sividnessby the arlist a coinbinalion of rose
pink, carnation, magenSv crimson, scarlet ami
carmine Hashing into a brilliancy almost ivi!n-
ful lo the esc to Uhold. In the cutter of this
lake of fire stood out in lmld rtluf an Uland
of rod. funned of lava, aiound which the
flames crept and surged unlit it scrmed as if
Ihe very island itself would be consumed,
After a while the llow again subsided, and
thcicafler the flames were Isshingaiul glancing
through the open fissures of the solid lava, in
continuous lines of light, plating luck and
forth, incre.-alng or diminishing in brill) nicy
according to the volume o the overflow, until
we wen forced in recall 'Aa fact that ii was
time to return, and icluclanlly left the scene
nf enchantment.
ty this time all vwie pretty thoroughly
fatigued and it was with diflicully that wine
of the ladies could muster sufficient strength
enable them to traverse the three nitlesdistani.?.
l"hc y came when a;eiui".nc the clitffiom
the lava Jwl tu the summit, hut, by frequent
lumlvve rc.iclu.1 our destination ahom eleven
i .lllilf frtlni. t. .ill rAtitl.l t,, !.. l.al .. .
' """t m i.mi ivi ii.c lauuc sve
V. ..1 ..l..a.a.n..
? IMU U.HI.V1,V.
Aiur i:imi; wc were luvilcl to vvtul
Mr, ViVlcr called a hurt hut .' rcuirdcJ It
as an eacellcnt supiKr, and all were s hungry
Hits- fully .ijojct It as one of the bol meals
seisnlon llielniv.
lljr iuUnI!hl nearly every one ha.'i iciiicil
ami slept without rocking. In fart one ten
llcman who had been sea sick said he frf
ttnnilhU uuteWtsl tuihe rocklnc old Neil,
tune had given him In Ihc cradle of ihe ilcv.
T. V.
Ilosolutu, July id, 1SS5.
T1ieMariiisof.SaliUiiy for Knctartd and.
Hi Maiijuu Twog foe China hart signed
new opium treaty Ulwrcn China and Gisal
Britain, ty the uiutsof which Ihe Interior is
opencvl up freely lo the opium liiJe,
The t.lmrilrlrr nf Silk I'tillttrr
A New Vork telegram, dated July 141I1, to
the Associated l'res, Is a follows 1 "The
Trllrane says eslitnria'.ly 1 The raiting of silk
worm I petty, her!;, ealrtnsting and a
degradation of hlmr, and is fit only fur peons
ami half animal wasants There is not much
probability that the Industry can ever be raised
into any importance in this eountty. It would
not be good for the people of the country If ll
eoukl be forced into temporary success."
The New Vork Tribune is decidedly out nf
it head in this nutter. It ought to know bet
ler. Ii is true thst the successful rearing of
vsorim requires knowledge, patience and a
good ileal of that peculiar quality for which
Americans are famous, and which is expressed
uy that undefinable word "gumption," but at
to lis Iwing degrading, etc., why the holding
of such a view argues Ignorance.
In spite of the pircnt society at 1'hil.ulel
phia and other tributary organizations, by
which public-spirited and devoted women are
endeavoring to educate the people in Ihe mat
tcr of silk-culliirc, their out-crops occasionally
such Ignorance -as that which the Tribune
manifests.
Whether the statement of the Tribune be
attributable to Ignorance, or whether the car
of the editorial writer has been gained by some
of the importers, who, of course, fight home
production of silk, it matters little. It is a
gross libel upon the silk industry and a cruet
blow at the public-spirited people, who arc
Irjing to develop a new-ami profitable employ
ment for American women.
Wc have so often shown the fitness of the
business til women, who are wise and patient
to proceed slowly, unlil they learn the condi
tions with which they have lo contend, that il
would weary our readers lo recount the poinl
which are directly at variance with the claims
of the Tribune. Let it be known, however,
that the labor is not degrading, but, on the
contrary, is pleasant, Inspiring and elevating,
and suited to the bright American worker. On
this point a recent rejiort uf the California
State Hoard of Silk Culture fitly says : " V.x
pcrimenls show that we can produce better
silk in America on account of the higher men
tal condition of our people, which shows it
self in the ingenuity and inventive spirit ever
improving on Ihe worn-out-crude methods of
the Asiatic race, in the perfection ol machin
ery lessening manual labor, Inthcaid lurnished
by scientific researches and in the quickness
and skill of the workmen."
The character of the women who arc now
engaged in silk culture in this state, not those
whu arCT)rvmotJng it from philanthropic mo
iti out
jjiiojejwrto nrir actually prcxUicmt;
csake'rvl'ifiircward which is gained
h
r if .w. ' "
jy thr usraoymciiTjcshure
fcrJfVpcrlifico- dcnieiPtJl t
tSssffhitWit iir'litoiitv for
urc hours, show that
claim of the Tri
IrvmeTPtJlWit irfuronty for Vpcns. It is a fit
tiniJ-fsaffro?iicnt fjrMJrsjjcsl, intelligent, and
.. v it - v.
vvide-avfatu'AliUicaA, women and children,
and the prOgrcaLiiC. are tnalcinf; in it in
nearly all parts of the country is the best kis.
sible evidence of the fact. The comments of
the Tribune are of a'Uiud that injure must the
one who makes them. Pacijic Rural Putt.
F.I1UCATIONAL ANI1 REI IOIOUS NEWS.
The Karen ltaptist Theological Seminary, at
Kangoon, Hurmah, held its fortieth anniver
sary April 15th last.
Dublin, Ireland, United I'rcsl.jtcrians have
declared formally in favor of instrumental
Music in public worship.
A graduate of the Harvard Aanet has nt
taincd a higher per cent, in her classics than
any of the young men of Harvard.
President McCoslt of Princeton has been
invcliqating Ihe relations of college athletics
tn scholarship, lie finds the leading athletes
the poorest scholars.
Last jtar the llritlsh ami foreign ' Itible
Society Kstted nn edition of the New Testa
ment, at two cents per copy, and 955,000
copies were sold in nine months.
One rptcstloa uiscusscd at the late missionary
cunlcrence at Ovtka, Japan, was whether it is
better that missiohari should be sent out
married or single. Not only was the senti
ment decidedly in favor nf their being married,
but statistics from one society show ul that the
term of service for single men-was five vears
slimier than that of the married.
It is computed by a Dublin statistician
(J. I.ambcrt Jones), that lVs I'rotistants at the
close of the last century were 40,000,000,
while Ihe Roman Catholics were 120,000,000;
hut now. In 1SS4, ihe I'rotesiautsarc l.S,ooo,
000 and the Romanists tSa.ooo.ooo. Thus
Protestants have increased iihuit 250 per cent,
and Romanists meantime only 50 per cent.
In Foreign Missions the Southern I'icsby
teiian Church lias stations in the Indian Tec
litory, Mexico, Northern and Southern Uracil,
Italy, Greece and China ; il is about establish
ing one in Japan. The receipts for the year
have lie-as about $73,000, and the year ends
without a debt at home or abroad. The church
ii asLetaso iuciease its gifts this year to $Se,.ooo.
Qf the iS.jfij men svho received degrees.
from Harvard Uriivcrsitv (irevious to this vcar,
127 bore the somewhat fanilajr nameof Sniilh.
Williams is not considered a very siininon
name, ) el its beaters come second in the list
with a record of 113. .The llrowns and
llrownes together number., ll. Fourth In
numlier are the Adamses, with an even too.
Then come the Clark and Clarkes 93, in all.
The 1'aiVers come next, with 79. Strangely
enough, the Joneses are well down on the list,
numbering only jS.
"We are gratified tn ;.e ihe fact that the
pul.Sc schools of Alabiiua ate inUlngV.iue in
dtistiy wilh scieiice and literature, tome phvsi.
cal training wilh intellectual culture. t In
female colleges vuuug ladies receive valuable
insttitcliun in the art ami handiwork of house
sslfer) ; and in the school-rooms young users,
are Uui:ht that Uhor. whether of head 01 hind.
". brain or muscle, is always Hignn.ed, manly
and honorable. It will be a pioud day of
promise lor Alabama when every public school
within her IxHttidaiicAhall establish an indus
trial department." Says a contemporary,
Kilicrn stales In (he American Union con.
tat.) University and college properly tu the
value of $i,uA),od or over. The slates In
tills topeel rank as lollowt 1 New York,
57,S5S."3 I I'cnnsjlvanla, $4.3j.W I
Ohio, Sj,ScV;,31 1 Missouri, $2,794,000!
Illinois, $2,501,000) Massachuselts, $J,
261,027 j California, $1,568,749 5 Vif
gluts, $1,650,0001 Tennessee, $1,921,0001
Connecticut, $1,409,630 ( Michigan, $1,380,.
1S4 1 lovsa, $1,378,0001 Rhode Islanl,
$1,250,0x1 1 i4rict of Clumbia. $1,200,000,
ami Indiana, $1,120,000. The state having
Ihe low st Is Delaware, which has but $30,000
la velcj a Khuoht of j hUjh grade.
IJrofcosiointt starbr.
A
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tttnrntft ot l.tttr.
N J MtHK-HNT SttT.
Hu.tOt.lMV
pvR. S. KRMESTCRADD0C1C.
M R. C. S. Kno., ... R. C. P. ami U S A. Uirtixw
I .ate Achobr jifxl lVUtnwm of
suiwiuiY .tsn MKHWIXt:,
King' Co!lj, IWrdflt,
OrricR and KrtDftfcic No. tjj Fort street, 1tly
occupied by Dr. Caijpenter
urricR jiqvm -9 i is otiock a. m.
JI-S3
t ta$nmt 1 lo8 r. !.
EDWARD PRESTON,
Attorney rtM'' Vo timet or itt l.atrm
Nn. tj Kaahumanij STurtur..
HUNUU'IV
pEO. L.nADCOCK,
fntrher of thr Vtttno furff,
Atlilres care Mekrt. Wet, Ui5 Cb.,
Urn ij Pour Br.,... IIiMfttct4r.
RiaiiirKCK No, n I!mma street. 3;8I
T M. WIHTNEY, M. U D. D. S.
Urntot tloom on Votl Strict, ,
fiNOLULO II. 1.
Office ki llrewer' 1 1 lock, corner Hotel And Port
Street l, entrance on Hotel Street. iio-V,,
JONATHAN AUSTIN,
Attorney nntt Ctnitmrtlor ut .fir,
,ln Aynt to tuh AcKiiotrlrttyrmpntM,
N 14 Kaaiiuimhu SricKBr lloNOLmv
aai-371
TNO. A. UASS1NGMI,
tyent to tithe ArKiimrlettumriitn to Con
tritetn for Lttbor, ,
Interior Omar HoNniuto
ati-3tjj
J
OllU H. PATY,
Aotttry Vuhttr nntt Commtnnton of Dectlr
For the State of California and New York. Office,
at he Unk of IttsJwp Si Co. j
Ho-tOii'LU, 0nu, H.I. aio-iSr
P P. GRAY, M. D.,
fiirsivrAX AXt suitauox,
Office, next door to the Honolulu Library.
9 ti to A. M.
Oi-tick Houks: a lo 4 r. m.
7 to 8 r. II.
Sunday, 9 to 11 a. m.
RESIDKNCK.cor. Ktivm and rcnuoola Sia.
334-383
O B. DOLE,
Couunrlur at f.ait ami JV'oMr 1'abttc,
OKriCE,
Xo. 15 Kaa.wmanl' Strklt ..Honoluiu
j4-j07
TT7- R. CASTLE,
AltHrnelf at f.aw anil Xotary 1'ttbUr,
No. ig. Merchant Strekt Honolulu
Attends all Ihe Cifurls of the Kinsdom. tio-a(l
Justness (iTartis.
A
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Importer ttml Jtrulrr In OUmauutre,
Jlertitrn SUrerVttttci li'itrr,
JlruckelMp Vote,
No. 83 Fowt SfkKUT ...Honolulu
KInc' (ojiibination Sprcucl ami
KrsUAe.
uustrai vtc art?, rancy itM,
Wostenholm'f 1'ocktt CulfciT, ll. I
r.cture l rabies,
ChauU 1 tUnJ
icu, L.larivi lSioI L,tt'iit, SUilune Uil, all
Mm! of Machine Needle, "Domestic" ar rasSbii.
Sole anent of the univcrully acknowleilgrAl Light.
Uunninc Domestic Sewing Machine,
7lO2bf
A
S. CLECIIORN & Co.
Importer unit lieutrm tn tlmcral .Wrr-
cntntltie.
Comer Queen and Kaalmminu 3ireets, Honolulu.
2I-S6l'
A.
SHEPARU.
WtttehmnUcr find farcler,
Watch repairing inaile n Spool fill t'.
.VII orders from the othei Ulan. 1 1 irompily attended lo.
No, $i, Il0IiLhrHEKr.........M.,.l0N(ILULU, 11.1.
3t-iJ2
A W. 2HIRCB & Co.
.Ship Chamltrra mut Commtaaton Mrr
clutnt, 1
No. is Qukkn St., Honolulu.
A cents lor Ifrand' (jinbtaitiJ Hmli I jinr an( IVr.
ty Da tb 1'a.n Killer. 110361
A LLEN A RODINSON,
Oeulera In Luinhemn! ntt ktnt of Itutltt
tny Mutrrloti, 1'utnts, OHm, Xutta, etc.,
NO. 44 QKBKN Sf-KKKT ...HoNOLULtJ, II. I,
Ar.RNTS Or kCIIOONHU
Ilale.ikala, KuUminu, KekauluoM, Mary Elicit,
UHaina, TauaM and Leah!, .
At KoUmotis Wharf. tio-i
DISUOI1 a CO., Uaukcri
11 010 lull1, Hawaiian Ulanij'
Draw Exilune on
THE UANK 6r CALIFORNIA,
. s ' SAN FRANCISCO.
And ilwlr a(ci, tn
NEW YORK.
DOS'! ON.
HONl. KONC
MMr.N M, kOlHSCHILDASONS,
LONDON,
llivCOMMKKCIAK UANKINO CO.,
OF SVDNLV, LONDON.
TU COMMERCIAL UANKINO CO.,
CFSVUNEV, SYDNF.T,
Tb HANKS OF NEW 7L'A!-Nli:
AUCKLAND, CIIRISICHURCH,
AND WF.I.LINOrON
nu: aNr!s of ukivisii columuia,
' VICIOKIAtU.C AND 1'0ULAND, OR.
Trausait a Gaural Itmkitt Ihiuuesu
tjs-ito
C BREWER A COMPANY,
LimiuJ.i
Ueuerol Mereuntlle nnl CommlaalaH Ayenta
QUVKN StRIKT. HciMOLtLU,
Osftcer4--!1. C. Jones, Jr. tudut and manager
lowrphO, Carter, lrurr art.) MvretaO' Iir1ort
lions. OuuUs H. UuhopaM IL A. I. Uatcrj W'j F.
,nwn auuuor, 3 -274
c.
IIUSTACE,
(roaNnuv rtu uu.k & ro.i
IIA.r.wl. um.I Hrlail tirutrr.
in, Kiku Srr .......Upo lUauomr lm
KanUy. llaalallon, an.l bhip ait, supvt.nl at itnat
rwrWc Nw cou.1t br ..cry tttvti, U.4ri fro.
ttMutiM, w..iuuiUHii)r,sKua,
IVUtluiM No. 11a. ii?-t1
p C. COLBUAN,
UmtktmUk, MathUUI, CmrrUf Wtrh
Hon mt.tlmg,
Hohohjiv , ..II. I
PUatailoa llKIary, etc
aat Casak ft Ctfoae'k
5 oq King Sut
Alitoincoc urbo.
p H. WILLIAMS,
iMi-fMtTRR ANtl lRAtRR IN
fttrnttur of ttrerif lrerljttnn
Mn
tfftholaterrr itnt Maihtfttrtttrer
Ftaflfafffl Wrrm.wn No in Fort Street. Work.
! old Wiiht on II ret Mtrri, All order promptly
mrwrnaa 10. jr , S-J3
-)
sirrSiCSK
'ri rj'l'tnif r.rin i rrwin Tiryi rrrri"n 'j
'Jflrf ,ft
fa. j Kim, StMti
1 llniiitV. 1
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''.
rit-yi.
iMFonrPm a
fti)ih'.. (A
RHNUKAf. Mi:UCII
Anent fof
iWlliicHrnctt Coiitsiin'i riantation.
'TW Alevandtr & (Utdwin lli-itation.
K. HaUewd, or Waialiu ria.itatkni.
A. II. Smith & fompiitT, KoIia. Kauai,
J. M, Alexander, Haiku, .Maui.
" '11m llaiV.u buaar Comrony.
'Ihe Koliftl.iujnl Lumpany,
llairul.w yiantalion
lite Ufttoii iMiifartcf tHntanV ol San Fraiirvw,
New lmt,wVlJV Insurance Com piny uf HoMut.
Lu M. Viort Paiem Citnful Machtnea.
IM Ntw Yitrnami iimwmin rrcket l.irw.
lh Men bant IJn, llnrmluln and San KrancIcoM
I Jr. Jitt '"i Hon LeleWaled Medicines
Mcix OP.!' bhiMT Mfnuf.wturini; Comiiariy.
Vhctltr & Wihuii't bewiAff Machine. 3iu-a6l
E"1
r ADAM J,
Auctioneer unit Cmmohatan Meicitttiti
No, 4rfJtRRN f-raritT ,, Honoiuip
E
D. HOFPSCIILAEGBK Sc Co.
mtoirrt iitc Comntt.ilntt Jterthnnl.
Kn, 4S ycKBhSTRFeT HonoluiU Oaiiu, II I
sio-761
ED
C. HOWL,
limn it tut S11 I'uhtler,
Pa ikk Hanger, etc,
107 Kino Strkkt ...HtiNoniLU
HALL & SON
..(Limited)
ItirORTBRS AND DEALERS IN
Ilnrrhcttrr .nut r7ener.f JTerrtanithr,
CoRNBit or King anu E-'drt Streets, Honolulu
ornccRs:
William W, lli'l rresident and Manager
L. C. Ablet Secretary and Treasurer
W.K.Allen .Auditor
Directors Thoma. Mav, E. O. White "asojo?
P A. SCHAUfER & Lo.
Imyortrr uttil Cotittntton Jleithont
2iO. 10 M&RCMANT STKRKT IIONSIAJLU
2IO-30I
F..
OEDING.
Iljcprrni uno Druynmii,
Office. No. 81 KkjET Strt.
Residence. No. 47 Pnnclibowl Steret,
Honolulu, Oahii. H, I,
Fmflit, TackACt?, atvl Ragaije ilvloretl lo arnl froa
tuipuirism Honolulu airU vionuj. iarciuiai
IciitisUi aid lo .ioiUr2 )-uniiture, wttli
WAT.ONS KXPKKSSLV IORTIIK rUKI'OSl-:.
Oil.cc Tclclone. No. 8S.
IIuusc Tclepliur.e. .Va do, zvj-zoo
-
I I-RAMK GKHTZ.
S-H
. Hon! rtmt .Nmf miiXrr.
lloots an J Shoe made lo Order,
toj Fort Struct. Honolulu
a 1 0-6 1
r
U. UUrABLANE, II. K. UACKARLANR.
Q- V, MACFARLANE & CO.
Importers, CommlMion Morolianta
untl Suar raotor"
riie-injf Ituitditif. . ,,...,, .Quten Krcct, 1 lonolulo.
AGKNJA VVR
Puuloa Sheen Ranch Co. Hawaii.
J. Tow Icr & Cu's btctm 1'Iow and
1'ortaM Tramwaj
Works. ..ceil.
MIrrless. WatMjn A. Cus Siiirar Machincrv. (ititL'usv
t.Ui(v aad Honolulu Uric of Packets,
i4tTjooi ami iiunoiulu i.insol rackets,
laoiulon and Honolulu Line of Steatncrs,
Sun Fire Oii.ce of London. 341391
H
HACKFELD & Lo.
Cor, Fort anu QtfcKN Stuvt. Honolulu
3toa6
fTOLLlSTEE U Co.
IVmlrMttle unit Itilnlt liruyylata nmt To
ImvronlMta, No. 59, Nt't'wti Sr:.KKT Honolulu
3 1 0-36 1
Ll OPP A CO.,
Nu 74. KlHU iJTMKKT,. ...,...,
... Honolulu
lrphol0lriMf ttruper ttml HeiUer lit till
Klihh of Furniture
Telephone Nj, 143.
S-a;j
Ll.YMAN BROTHERS,
t to node i'm nf leuerul Mfrchumlhe. from
J'ntnce, iluutntut, tlvrmuny imf
tho Ifuttnt Mute,
NlX iBIjUKKN STJsKRT 4J HoNOLUIV
H
YUAN QROTHERS
tnmllon Merchant.
Ko,bo6 FttoNi Stkakt........
310-961.
.....San Fmanciscu
H
E. McINTVilE & BROTHER,
Mtioccrtf uiut Vfl Store,
Cor. Kino anu Fukt Sr Honolulu
tio-rtl
H
ONOLULU IRON WORKS Co.,
trnm lUtylnea, Uultera, Muuor Mltla,
Cuulrr, Iron, llruau uml Lent Vnattnya
Ho.MJLULU H.fJ
Ilachiccry of every description nude to order,
FaxttcuUr atlriitLrii iiald la Shin's Dlacksmkhlnir.
job Witrk. en.CUlr4 cxi lb shortest ootice. cr-JOI
THO. O, FOWLER & Co.,
$i
LEF.DS, ENOUNP,
.Ira prepaid to furnUh I'tuna ami tt
inuLf-M fur Mtcrt
FOUTAULr? TRAMWAYS,
With or wuhoul CarsrsAJvd UcotnutiteSf Sprcial'y
ADMTKO vOR SUGAR I'l-sNTATIONS.
Permanent Uailvrays. aiht lxveuuit andean, )rac
lion EniUca hh-X UdJ locomotives, biuani
IlouzUing ai.1 Cdtiratini Machinery, Vuct
aw toiiju fot all purpus Wllhllilg
Cviutnet or tixiin.
Ctakvitisu wtih tlkadrkjas. AlodeU aud Phitto.
graph f ii.4 asovu ItinU i)J twhtnrry stay L teen
at ib olhor tl lb uitdrrUgnal, W. I.GKI.EN h)
O. W.MCFARl..AM-VeUsfor Imw Fo
ier j a 34
T W, OIRVIH,
CminihImIih itrrrhuut nmt 7jtTff i titer
tu tirllnoit
W.avtcv. I u't.-f..... ..H, 1
GVocsrks, Hwdvare, SutMMry. rlea MsdfavUets,
I (It1WIT W4 lasIMaM. -SHT-.W
JOHN T. WATBHItOUSB.
lMfMrl.r umi OtnUf Jh
rimmJt.
Nixvj-ji Qvm Sraurr,,
,r-.i
(lfHrriI Jfer-
, n,ItON0LLLU
No.
Bai idi
E
luoinccc Cnrbs.
T M. OAT, JR., &C0.
Stnttnner ami r Itenter.
Itctt Itttt'hrr ft I ft n p ,t(tney
OAKfTPritOeK ... No, J5 MERCHANT SfRFFT
15S-36 HOMOLVLtf. II. I.
TOIIM HOTT,
Tin, f'opfter tin rl .Stirrt iron M nriter,
tstnm tiift Itonte
o(W kind, Humbert' ock ati meuK hmm furnMi-
,n HwS cliarnlelters lamp, etc
M .. s I' C..
NO. 8 KAAMt'MANU SfKRICT HONOttfLU
ftO-l
f AtNE & Co.,
Votumtmton Merefittnti,
!mpoiierAml dealen In Hay, Oratn and General
Pmducf.
Hotou Le.. . ............... .....,.t.t.,...,,H. t.
io-6t
r UWERS & COOKB,
(St'icKORi To t.Rwa". ft I)i:kon,)
Jmpniter Hint ifettterm In Lumber nntt att
fitutta tf lliilMtnu Jtutrrtat.
No. 8 Four SrRRkT HoNoitrui
10-16 1
T AHLO.
tituter In fJooff, litre, Tertt Sttkmntt
, ttncft tinmt, iioiMt miooim nntt
Stt or, limit, lUeil ittut I'tmtr,
tHynrn uiut Tohorrn.
AKo projirieior of Rice and Sugar Plantations at
Kanenhe, KooIju, Waipio, I.waf And HeeU.
Cor. Nuuanu anu Cuah-aIn Srs. HonuK'IU
oo-fco
T VOMS & LEVEY,
Auction eclii nmt Cmtntton Merchttntft,
Conkh Font and Qukrn Sn-fcris, HoNOLULtr,
Sales of furniture, Stock, Htn Ffttate and General
lerrhandte prom pi I y Attemleu to. hole agents for
American and i.nropean mcrcnanuisc. 11. j.yons,
3i-a8j
(UJ,
LrvRV.
M
PHILLIPS A Co.
tmpmtrri nmt it'ltotfote Deuter In Cloth-
tiijt llootn Shoea, llttt, JniV nr-
nhhlny tloinla, Funry tlnola, Etc,
No. to Kaamumahu Stbfkt
110-iOt
..Honolulu
JWT W. McCHESNEY ft S0J,
Dealers im
Teuther, lllttrn, Tu'toir unit Commlnilon
.Merchant,
Agents for the Royal Soap Compat v.
No. 41 QumN Strkkt . . Honolulu
117-368.
rv
T S;K1NIJAUM A Co.
?5kV
I IVhotemle Heater In (lett
w irr
rchuiutiMr,
A e
y5t"a," Jciitittur
.Mr$'s lirrac?.
Qusky Strekt, Honolulu
rV O T
1J1T'S. GRIaJAUM & Co.
r yx
r
XflkfifttnfViff itml c
'omntttmlan ytrrehntitf
ia St. San? Fkanchco.
iiial ngJJir.e for and particular attention jaid to
fnsi11iUji' Mand DTOduce. io-al
OACIFIC HARDWARE CO.
importer mul ltntterv In II it nttru re, Cut
lery, Tool,
Painu and Od, and Central Merchandise.
N'n.?4ANi , Tort Stmkrt... Hooiulu
210-261
O J. LEVEY & CO.,
Whotennle ttml Uetnll Orocera,
No. 95 Fort Strrct .Honolulu
FreOi pfictrie and provisions ol all kinds on hand and
received repilarly from Europe ami America vhicb
will be sold bt the toweu maiket rates.
Goods delivered to anj part cf the city free of charge.
Island orders solicited and prompt attention Mill be
cien to the same. 216-167
THE WESTERN AND HAWAIIAN IN
vestment Company ('limited.)
J.J-5-tey leaned for long or shott periods on approved
securit). Apply to W. L. GREEN,
OlTce llcaver ltlock, Fort St, Manager
U9S
TMIEO. H. DAVIES & Co.
(Latk anion, Gbsrn &. Co.)
Importer mut Commhalon Jlerctmita
No. 4 Kaahumakt St" Honolulu
agists for
Llujd'sand the Liverpool Underwriters.
ltnti.hand Fotcii. ae Insutance Company, and
Northern Asturaj.ee Company. a 10-261
yHOS. G. THRUM,
Ull-OiCTISG AND MANUrACTURtKa
Stut loner, Itook-a'tler, Vrtnter, Jlook-
bhtttct; rtt.
An 1 publisher of the Hawaiian Almanac and Annual
Dealer ii; Una Stationery, Itooks, Mu.ic, Tos and
Fain,y Goods.
Fiartf SlRRfi. Nkar Hotel, Honolulu
341-361
G. WEST, II. SI, DOW, C. . MACrARLANK.
XITEST, DOW A CO.,
Importer mut lieutr in ntt ktml of
Mtialc, fViMcy ami Juwtue tiootta.
Furniture of all kliidk. Sewing MaUitn Errors.
lUiniinits Chronws and 'lovs, 1'ictuia Frames ami
v-oriucrs 10 urucr.
a s peciahty.
Movin; Miid repairing ruroiturc
No. 105 F.1KT Strhktm...,
l?v
...........Honolulu
XIT1LLIAU McCANDLESS
licnter In t'holceat lleef, 9'rut, Mutton, Ktc
NO. 6 QUKIC &TKIKT. Flflt-MANKh-T.
Family and Shippint; orders carefully at I end vd lo.
A e Stock f urnitvtd lo Vessels at short notice,
Yegrtablet of all kind supplied to order,
Fclli-monk ....No- 11.
206 i
Iiieur.tncc iloticco.
B
OSTON BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.
C, MfAt'&X . cj
Agenti for the Hawaiian Islands.
sto-trtil
DRITISH FOREIGN MARINE INSUR.
O aoce Company. (Limited)
77EO. Ut UAl'tES, ACSXT,
TW bov agent has reteived IiettritlLtts 10 rt-
iil tne 1 airs 01 insurance Deivieen iiomui4 anu
ftxii in I be FaciTic. an4 is niw DreiMrrd to lut ioU
lv at h loJ rates, with a special reduction 00
irrijiit pr Mcauiers. 110-901
ORGMBN DOARO OF UNDERWRITERS.
". A . SCUA Er'EK 6 C Att
Alo stfcnisfx h
Dresden Board of Undcfwritfcit.
Vienna Board of Uo4rwrU.
Itxlhe lUwaiian lidaitds, tio-6
FORTUNAGEHEUALINSUKANCECOM
pioyof Betllo.
?, A. SCIfAEPEK V Ct AGSXTS.
The abo lasurans CmbAuy, has euaUithc! a
Ociwwal Acencv here, and
Agency nere, anu io
uiiUsrsignvd, (lencraJ
Agent
of 1U4
s. art aultiurunl to lati
arc authurucd to lake n against the tUtigeni
t oatige
ul 1M tl
aiov6i
4 llie beat at lb nuM. fcaonabl raist and va tle
hum UoraUe terms.
GERMAN LLOYD MARINE INSURANCE
Cooiimuiv f BerU.
. A SCUARr'&X V C., AGXXfS,
The above I nturancv Con.paay has esiaUuhcJ a Gen
era) Agency hue ud the abuts dgnd. tkiwr Agds,
are autVMl to lake KbJts .4io4 ine lar.gtrs of the
Seas ai the tl raasooabU iis and on the moa fa
Votalle terms. Il-e6l
H'
AMBURCMACDBBURG FIRB INSUR
st Coeaoaaj ol H&aMUf ,
A.JAE;KKtACXT,
UUdiiitMrivksaJi-, Funis If and MKhibery
3IO6ll
UAUBUkCBRKMBNFIRKINSUIUNCB
leeaf,
r A, SCUASrSM A Cv A6KNT&
TtM ktote am luirhte; bee aytutaud agsitis U lata
co iy are ueiuiod b Lrswe risk aavMl fire w
2mm saI lM'X buUoWg id e MersuaJiM tors4
llKisW, . ifca m4 UvvfUa laau. F4 ar.tuUrs
y ai ibttf uskwt.
Jusincoo C:irt)0.
NORTH. OHRMAN FIRK INSURANCE
Company of Hamburg.
. UACKFKI.D A O., ACKS'TS,
Capttsl aM Kcwrv. Ketch.ma.V l,8jo,roa
" their tt tnsutanrtComrnni, " jj.i,ftTa
Tt Ag.nttcf Ihe atovc Coirpvnr, tot Itt llsw.iUn
I.UnHf, Are prtttkted to Inture IIuiMiiS, Furniture,
Mmhamli. .n.l frndiice, .Mahiner). etc., Alto Sujrsr
ml Kic Mitl. amt vesfs la Ihe barter, .gainst loss
or damage by r.,e, on the mol fsvorvUe lerms.
sio-e6f
NEW ENULAND MUTUAL LIFRINSUR.
ance Companj ot tto.ton.
CA.1TLK & COOKS, AGK.VTS.
iNcosmeArsu isjs.
The oldest Purely Mutual Life Insurance
Company in the United States.
I'nltrlcM l..f.f o., IhrvkOMt f.iror.l6e r.rtn
Losses paM through Honolulu Agcncr, $49000
tioi6i
PIIIJLAURLPHIA DOAHD OP UNDER
writers.
C. BRKM'KK A- Co
Agents for the HswAtUn Islanils.
eio-6i
TRANSATLANTIC FIRB INSURANCE
Company of Hamburg.
II. HACKFSLD If Ct., An-ll.
Cnpila! and Heserve Keiclitmnrk tf,au,otx
tlieir Re Insurance Companies " 101,6),010
Total.., .....Reiclnntutk toj$yt,cm
Ihe AKentsofthe ahove Company, for the Hawaiian
Inland, are pretmred to Insure llutldinji. Furniture,
IterchAndi aird 1'mduce. Machincrv. etc alo ISnsar
Mid Rice .Mills, and veswli In the liarlur agaitut lo
or damage vy lire, nn the most favorable ttinis.
sio-iSi
T
HE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
Globe Insurance Company.
MSHOP& Co., ACEtVTS,
KSTAEISHBD lSj6.
Vi, limited Liability to Mochhotitcra.
Assets ..... .$31,136,100
Reserve 6,750,090
incomk for i8;a:
Premiums received after deduction of re
Insurance.. $5,55.1,195
Losses promptly adjusted and paid here.
33-290
u
NIONMARINEINSURANCE COMPANY
of San Francisco.
CASTLE A COOKE, AGKXTS.
Incorporated 187V sio-a4i
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE
Insurance Company of Boston, Mass.
INCORPORATED l95. "
,taarti ilnnuury tat., iSH-i, tteitity $t7j
000,000. Polices Issued on the ratttt favorable terms, and
absolutely Nou-Forfeitable after Two
Payments.
rXAMMK)K NOM-KOHrtlTUKB rLAN
Insured ac,e 33 ears so ears Endowment Plan for
$5-ooo.
Annunl Premium $'J42.30.
Ch-Surr. VTe. I'd-upliw,
At the end cf the sd Year. $ aSo.S5 $ 545
3d ' 464.70 14a
4th ' 641 15 1,130
3t Bit.ii 1,415
6tlt " l.oag 00 1,695
7th M 1.23515 t.970
dtb ' 1,450.75 ."3S
o h " 1.676.05 a, 500
10th ' 1,911 65 2,755
nth " .i57 90 j221
11th " 3,4.5.45 2
13th j,65 00 3.484
Mth " .967.7 3.7"
"S'h " 3.S03-93 3.945
6h ' 3 57515 4.165
7! ., 3 90? S 4.3o
lot I 4,143 50 4,540
19th ' 4.613,70 4,ioo
oth ' 5,000.00 5,000
Tlw Second and subeqent premiums are liktly to
be reduce by incrttuinf annual Jittrtbuttent 0 tr
Of Applications can be hadof; and full Information
will be given by the Agents,
356-267
CASTLE V COOKE.
foreign bbcrttecmento.
CHARLES BREWER At Lo.
27 Kilpv Stkbkt, Uoston,
AUKXTS Of UAWMI.tX VACKKTS,
tlvnrrnl Commtaalon Ayent.
Special alicntton given to the purchasing of goods for
the Hawaiian trade. Frcivht at lowest rate.
TJ W. SEVERANCE,
116 CALiroHKU St., Cau,(Koom No. 4.)
itAWAiiAX voxsur. r
Merchant,
COM Ml. HM OX
HEM
BUSINESS
OOLLEOI,
24 Post St a F.
Seed for Circular
The Full. Bkhinkss Coih&k Includes SinjU ih)
LVtuble Fjtto Book keepinki, as applied to all depart
mentk of lruttrw; Csfimcrcial Arithir.ttic, llusines
IVnmamhip; Mrrratiise Law( Business Cot iti pond
erxe; Lectures on Law; Uitvess Form, ana the
Sclents of Account 1 ; Aitu ButncM Practice In
VhoteAle and Retail Mrrihandisin?, ContniUi(in,
fobbing. Importing, Railroading-, Ect 11 u finest,
liokerage, antl Banking; EnitlUh Branches, Incloding
Keading, Sj'dlin.r,, Grammar, etc.; lring; and
Modern lAnguagcs,conMiting of practical (ntstruction
in French, tleiman, an J Spanuh. 4
SrecUL Bkanchrs arei Ornamental Fenmanship
Higher Mihctiutlcs, .Surveying, Natlgatlon, Cnil Kn
cineerlng, AMU)ing, Short (land, 'J yfk-Writing, Tele
graph y, eic.
For ftdl ..formation address,
:. i UKAMtJtco.
tjo-sli San Fhancim., Cxi.
(General bbrrtiettfitnts.
N, F. UDRGESS,
t
VAIU'KXTKH ASH IIUILOKH,
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he has purclaset) the
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iMnn.ftii.K-. B. f. BUKGES&
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and ffllylr Jivtr
Kltr.lOIlT, PACKAGES & UAC.GAcJC,
tu llonutulu ao vktn'tl).
Txjnfjrxxmi at pianos
, Mated il taf
UK, AUSO, (IAS I'UkCIIAStt) Till:
Tobacco, Cigar and Soda Water,
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faun, J, tl. sssj4fvia. SHau wmri j
lU line of hVJOKtRS' ARTICLE cm
un, J, wm, Uividi wmri ji
f) thing I
be louod, 1
Ihe bet iueJiiy
lhanUng the Miln lot U favor and raaraMecIna;
to xtvm4y esttnt all order in either line of Uu
twftsal leaaonaUe tbargts wv-uU ftjifuU aJicUa
ulna wihimw pairobage,
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Would call attention to their t.tr and
varlM Stork of -
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Conkiiting of lhcbnr!vatlnl Faiii Stttl
Jtreukiny I'tow,
The Midi ne Steel Breakers, anil Furrowing Plo, Mo
line Steel Flows all sue Planet, Jr., Culti
vator., Dirt Simpers,
John )re-) OaUK Plow a,
I'Untcrs Hoes of the Wit nuke
DISS10NS CELEURATKI) CANE KNIVES
made to order, Ames' Showlt and Si -a J el.
Garden I Iocs. Caial Barrows, (is
Hows, Yokes, Chains, Fence
Chains,
Sugar Mill Requirements.
SUGAR BAGS, SUGAR KEGS,
Camberlniiil Coal,
Sprm 0.1, Cj Under, I Jim
and Kerosene Oil, Perfect
Lubricators, Plumbapo, Al
lany Grae, Diton's and
S. and J. Files, all sues and
kinds. Steam Packing, Flat
and Round Indu Uublr,
Aslstos and Soap Stone,
Flax Packing, Indii Kul
ber 1 low, H to a inch. Pipe
and Couplings, Nuts and
VAhers.imithcd, Machine
ltullt, atl sires, Cold peiwd
IlUik sun ill's, Lngtneer' rftid
Carpenter's Hammers, Pipe
Cutters, N inches 6 iitcn to
94 Inch, Anvils, Vices, '1 ubc
Svruperf, Grindduncs, Meit
American Bar Iron and Too.
bttel. Builders Hard-are,
all kinds and M)tc, Hub
buck's Paints and Oils, raw
and boiled. Small Paints in
Oil, in larco variety. Dry
Paints, Uinlxr, Ncnetun,
Ked, (Vhres, Metallic, ftc ,
Wtiitinjt, Oertnan Vind'jw
ass'td sires, Manila Roi
Staple Groceries,
No. 1 and a Flour, No. 1 and a Rice,
Crushed Sugar, China and J a tan Teas,
Oysters, Cuuis, Salmon, Lobsters,
Finest Table Frills from the Factory
Pure English Suicei, Condensed Milk
Cocoa, SPECIALTIES :The I'nl
nev lirrtMCtie Oil, Itrmtttu Veit
(rifufjnl iJnlnya, 14 Inch. Ilubbtr
Spriny unit Cnnrn llmkr Just at
hand.BUko Steam Funm Valves, Facts
Ing.&c, Blake Boiler Feed, Juice or
Molasses, Irrigating & Vacuum Fumes
Weston's Patent Centrifugals Complete,
ALSO ON CONStCNMKN I
California Hay, Btvicy, Potatoes, Basils
Salmon, HanaVtftleto MuluiTTor Roilrrs
and Steam Pipes, very cheap, Fern Wire
and Staples, Oalvaniird Koof'U
BEWXNG MACHINES,
Wilcua and Oibb's Automatic; Singer Mamdactunng
(Company, Assorted: keiniiifilon Loitipany. Family;
Wilson Machines, the be4 assottinelit to be found,
and at Bottom Prices.
New Goo
by every arrival from England, New
ork and San Francisco.
1 JUw.Xraotiom !, ct-horM powar.
Orden from the other Islands iVJcd al Be si Bales ami
ltt'Jupatdt S16S
CITY SHOEING SHOP, Q
(ovrostiK uoiitis hTAui.ta,)'
.0 aa
Hnsi SkMiaj ii ill its IriKhis
Iun. tn ihaHt w(-LttuiIik. utaiui.r.
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Oitf Kalff will k. rtaaonatlf.
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at th. HawaUaa BaUUttM for tri. y.u ..
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