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THE .POLYNESIAN, OCTOBER 31, 1857.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Hon
D. N. FLITNER,
rnVTINUESbis old business at the new store m
Safee'. new fire proof building next door above Dr.
ffi.n'8 Dru' Store on Kaabumanu street.
ShnSmi?r Rated by observations of the sun and
S the Meridian of Honolulu. Particular atten
tion liven to fine watch repairing. Sextant and
Quad lanufawea silvered and adjusted Charts
wtiAi.nstrumenw constantly on hand and
auu -
1 U I OUlv
iolul-1. Nov. 17th. 1S52
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Honolulu Medical Hall.
CORNER OP MERCHANT KAAIIUM AN V STREETS.
DR. McKIBBEX, SURGEON, &c,
IStifiVSlSi. "SKKta C"" examined and ,e
fitted on reasonable terms. 6 P.M., on week
AttCC aVd flT A on std At otVr tinges
at hfa residence. Union street. 34 tt
The Northern Assurance Company, (Estah-
lisned. loooj
-poll FIRE and Life Assurance at home and
Jj abroad.
CAPITAL, el,259,7GO STERLING.
The undersigned has been appointed Agent for
the andwich Islands. -Ttv-t
ROBERT CHESHIRE JANION,
June 16th. 1856. 7-tf at Honolulu.
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j f. COLBUUN,
Honolulu, Oahu,
S. HOFFEIEYER,
C03IMISSION MERCHANT.
- Gh... rhiiidlci-T ami General Mcr-
DLnrd
cHas. f. guillou,
LATE SURGEON' UNITED STATES NAVY
Consular Physician to Sick American
Seamen.
OJWCE nfxtdrJ.f.W.r, Kaahumau Street; Resi
Vinc "V" ivracA" Premises, Jilakca street,
dence.atthelate renc ir , 4 to 5
jfj- Office hours from 10 A. M. to J r. m., aim
P. mT At other hours enquire at dwelling. 2"'tf
I)U. L. C. BUOY,
French Physician and Surgeon,
L. VTE OF OREGON.
Will give gr.U.tous consultations at his Office in Suuanu
st every morning from inne to eleven o'clock, A. M l-t
" JOSK P H P GBISWOLD,
Attorney nt Law.
Office Kaahumauu Street, II uolul.i, Oahu .-iCt
AGENT FOR LLOYD'S.
THE UNDERSIGNED begs to notify to Merchant?, Ship
owner Tand ip.ast,,that he has received the ai-point-
Ucolulu, March f5th ,185(1. 1IL
AGENT FOR THE
Liverpool Underwriters' Association.
THE UNDERSIGNED begs to notify to Merchants, Ship
owners and Shipmaster, that he has received the appoint
nient of AGENT at these islands for the Liverpool Under
urUer's Satiation. ROBERT C JANION.
Honolulu. March 25th 184C. 47 tf
PIiORENTS STAPEKTHORST,
1 Agent for the Bremen Beard of Underwriters.
THE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed Agent for the
Ureiuea Hoard of Underwriters, begs to inform the coin
Hierril public in general, that all average claims againt
the saiJ Underwriter, rccurrins in or nbout this Kingdom,
will have to be verified by hint. Masters of Bremen vessels
entering this or any otrur port of the Hawaiian Islands, in
distress or avenge, are requested to sjiply to the same at
their earlier COnven,CnCjpLORENS 8TAPENH0RST.
Honolulu, 1st July , 134. 42 tf Office Nunanu-street.
HOTELS &,C.
KRl'LL & MOLL,
Agents of the Hamburg and Lubeck Un
derwriters, Honolulu. Palm. S. I. 18-tf
II. STANOKNWALD,
HONOLULU DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
Kin; street, opposite the Globe Hotel.
47 Picture taken in nnr wenlher. tf
CHAilI.ES W. VINCENT,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
THE UNDERSIGNED would inform his friends and the
public, that he has taken the will known Carpenterprem
of O II. Lewers, Esq. on Fort street, and would soli
. it that patronage heretofore so liberally bestowed. All
rdors'in the various branches of Building, Plans, i?peci
licitions and contracts attended to with promptness and
dispatch. CHARLES VV. VINCENT.
Honolulu, Dec. 1, 1856 30 tf
S . JOHNSON,
CARPENTER,
Ilo.el Street, near the residence of Ur. Wood
X. It. -Homo to let. 8-tf
C. A. TAXER,
Suil Maker, Ilonoluln, Oahu, S. I.
IIasconstantl on hand and for sale, hemp and cotton Can
vass.Duck. Rigging, Patent Blocks. Needles. Old Sails
and overs thiug appertaining to the trade. Orders
promptiytitcnqeil to, andexecuted withquickdespatcb-
I. MOIllUS, T. MOStHt.f JR.
'MOSS3IAN & SON,
Bakers, Grocers and Dealers in Dry Goods
Nuuaun St. Honolulu, Oahn. S. I. 35-tf.
JAS. A. BURDICK,
C O O I H It and GAU(J K U ,
Begs to inform bi frien ls and the Public generally, that he
kas recommenced hi Coopering Business on his old
stand, in rear f Mr. II. Rhodes Spirit Store, opposite
Mr. Mnnsarni'i Auction Room, on Kaahurnnnii street,
and respectfully solicits a pharo of the publ:t patronage.
All orders promptly attended to.
Honolulu, Sept. r, 156. l It
LIBERTY HALL
PUBLIC HOUSE Maunakea Street, the bestofWines,
Liquors, Cigars &c. on hand. A good lluvvLiiu
ALLEY, attached to the premises.
17.ff JAMLS
NATIONAL DINING SALOON!
T HE SUBSCRIBER HAVING
fH?S 1 leased the above establishment, offers to
Si I ilr the pub,ic
Ma& Board and Lodging
Upon the most reasonable terms.
His rooms are well furnished, and the most airy
and comfortable of any in the city.
Meals and Refreshments
Furnished at all hours.
The Proprietor hopes, from the superior accom
modations of his house, and by unremitting person
al attention to the comfort of his guests, to merit a
share of public patronage.
THOMAS B. SOMERS.
Honolulu, April 20, 1857. ol-lm
GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW RESTAURANT Si. COFFEE SALOON.
ERMANN BENSLER respectfully iniorms
his friends, and the public of Honolulu m
(rnncml til fit VlP Will ODPn. On the first of February
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next, a new
KESTAUHANT AND COFFEE SALOON,
on King street, opposite the Globe Hotel.
Those who will honor him with their patronage
may re.t assured that the most strenuous exertions
will be made to merit the continuance of their sup
port 39-ly
BZBRCHAHT'S EXCHANGE
BILLIAIID SALOON,
W.E. CUTRELL, Proprietor.
MtV. E. CUTRELL would inform the Public that he is
now Proprietor of the splendid Billiard Saloon attached
to his premises. It will be open day and evming; every
thing will be conducted on the most approved plan and -Mr.
C. pledges himself thatnothingshall be wanting to render this
Saloon anooular nlace of resort for all who are inclined to
while awav an hour in the delightful and healthy exercise of
Billiard playing.
The Room will be under the sole charge of Mr. A.J. .McDif
fee. whose present popularity is a sufficient guarantee of his
luture success in catering in this particular department, lor
the amusement of the citizensof Honolulu. 30 tf
The White Horse Hotel.
TT7M. PEARSON begs to inform his friends and the public
V V generally, ihat he has made great improvements on his
premises, and that he has now every accommodation for Board
ing and Lodgings. Rooms to be had, furnished or unfurnished
Ilis Bar will be well supplied with the choicest Wines.
Spirits and Malt Liquors.
The Proprietor hopes by strict attention to the wants of his
customers to merit a share of public patronage. 23 tf
National Hotel Billiard Saloon.
THE PROPRIETOR desires to inform I113 iriends that he
has rebuilt and entirely refitted the above establishment,
with all the latest improvements of the day. Those fond of
the gentlemanly recreation of Billiards, will find every thing
requisite to their amusement. The Bar is supplied with the
choicest Wines, Liquors, Cigars &.c.
-23-tf JOSEPH BOOTIL
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Corner of Nnuann and Hotel streets.
THE UN DEIISIfJNED, Proprietor of the above establish
ment, would inform his friends and the public, that with
his extensive stock of the best brands of Wines .Mid Liquors,
new Billiard saloon, Bowling Alleys, and gentlemanly attend
ants, noihing is Ie:t wanting for their comfort and amuse
ment. 22-ly JOSEPH BOOTll
HOTEL de FRANCE -LAHAINA,
Formerly the Hawaiian Hotel.
THE above old established and well known house has just
been repaired and fitted up in a style of superior elegance
and taste, which equal any hotel in the group.
The Proprietor, Mr. Eugene Bal, solicits the patronage of
his friends, nd others visiting I.ahaina. The table ' will be
supplied with the best the market affords. No pains will be
neglected to merit the esieem and good will of patrons.
2-2-tf EUGENE BAL.
J. C. SFiiLDiriG
GIVES NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC THAT he
is expecting the following assortment of mer
chandise per ships, FORTUNA,' JOHN GIL
PIN,' and HARRIET & JESSIE,' from Boston,
to arrive in season for the wants of the fall trade,
and is prepared to make
Sales uto arrive," on Liberal Terms,
Bbls Haxall flour, bales Congress ticks,
Bbls. prime Pork, bales brown Cotton,
Bbls Pilot Bread, casks navy Bread,
Cases assorted crackers,
Bbls and kgs old Bourbon Whiskey,
Cases refined lard, hf boxes loaf sugar,
Hf bbls crushed sugar, bbls butter, in kegs;
Boxes English dairy cheese, in tins,
Boxes English dairy cheese, not tinned,
Hf bbls dried apples, bags table salt,
Cases hf-lb lumps tobacco, coils Manila whale line,
Cases scarlet flannel shirts, cases blue flannel shirts,
Cases denim frocks and overalls, cases blue drills,
Cases Boston denims, cases oysters, do green corn,
Cases green peas, do clams, do lobsters,
Cases assorted meats, do smoked herring,
Cases raspberry jam, do preserved strawberries.
Cases preserved gooseberries, do peacnes,
Cases apple pulp, do Verdale olives,
Bbls cider vinegar, cases butter crackers,
Cases wine crackers, do oysters do, do soda do,
Cases sugar crackers, charcoal irons,.
Hooks and thimbles, sister hooks, cotton sail twine
Log lines, long handled tar brushes.
Topsail sheet shackles, hemp cod lines,
Linen fish lines, brass dish candlesticks,
Heavy gate hinges, bags shot, riding saddles,
Seamen's stout brogarss, kegs iron sheathing nails,
Rolls sheet lead, kegs boat nails, coils worm line,
Bees' wax, coils houselineand marline,
American ensigns, whalers' cutting-falls,
Coils ratline, nests Ilingham buckets,
Kegs cut nails, "Wilders iron safes, bbls pitch,
Bbls tar, 10, 12, 16, 17, 18, 22 feet oars,
Cans Dupont's powder, kegs cannon do,
Hunt's handled axes, No 3 Roger William stoves.
No 4 Roger William stoves, No 4 cambooses,
White shirs?, fancy regatta shirts,
White drilling pants, wihte Marseilles vests,
White drill frocks, hickory shirts, bales blue flannel,
Tierces hams, do rice, casks figs, bxs corn starch,
Kegs split peas, cases Stilton cheese, bxs saleratus,
Casks currants, cases blue cottons, do blue prints,
Cases pink prints, do orange do,
Cases Sulfolk bleached drills,
Qr. pipes brandy, U. V. P.,
8th pipes Castilion brandy,
Casks Duff Gordon sherry,
Kegs Monongjhela whisky,
Puncheons Jamaica Rum, bbls Santa Ciuz Rum,
Bbls old Bourbon whisky, baskets champagne,
Cases champagne cider, cases looker's bitters,
Cases wormwood bitters. 10. tf
GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS
3m
HOTEL De FRANCE. French Hotel.
VICTOR CHANCER EL, Proprietor,
begs 10 inform his friends and the public general
ly.tbat he has made extensive improvements in
f-vj ins uoiei premises, max lie now has actum muua-jL-a
t ions for parties of every description. Also, at
tached, a Billiard Saloon, fitted up in superior style. Sleeping
Rooms on the premises for families or single gentlemen. The
I ar is supplied with the choicest wines and liquors, and the
proprietor, gratetul tor tne liberal patronage heretofore euten J
ed to him, begs to assure the public that no pains will bespared
o give entire satisfaction to them and strangers visiting Hon
olulu. COLD and WARM BATHS.
P.S Entrance by Fort, Hoteland unionsts. tf-12
c o n n liuci a l h o t e l .
iSjA HENRY MACFARLANE bess
T t to acquaint his friend, and gentlemen arriving
''''isStf in NOI,o,u,uihat hid hotel will be found to
possess every requisite accommodation. Wines,
Spirits, Ale and Porter of superior quality. Su
perior Billiard Tables and Bowling Alleys. Hot, cold and
shower Baths. Cornerot Beretauin and Nuuanu streets.
Honolulu, Sept. 21. 1853 Iv 19
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Bonnd Volumes
F THE "POLYNESIAN," jVOL. 14,
1856-7) for sale at this office. Price $6.
15-tf
Wool, Elides and Tallow !
1 OUGHT AS BEFORE, AT THE HIGHEST
I cash market rates, by
3-tf KRULL & MOLL.
BULLOCKS' HORNS
"XSST Sk-JT 227 IE XED c,
AT HIGHEST RATES!
Bv J. C. SPALDING.
G" Contracts for one to three years made if de sir
ed.
Honolulu Sept. 4, 1857. 18-tf J
MEAI, GENEVA for sale at the Hud
son's Bay Company's Store in quantities from
five gallons and upwards, at moderate prices, FOR
CASH. 1 19-tf
WINES AND SPIRITS.
JUST RECEIVED, PER " YANKEE," from San
Francisco, the following assortment, viz :
Octaves old Martell Brandy, cases Ginger Wine,
Octaves Otard, Dupuy & Co's Brandy, .
Quarter casks Harmony Sherry, barrels Alcohol,
Cases Claret, St. Julien Medoc,"
Cases Sauterne, Jno. Durand," cases Angelica Wine,
Cases Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps,
Cases California Port Wine.
For sale low, by
J. C. SPALDING.
Honolulu. July 10, 1857. 10-tf
Administrator's Notice.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
appointed by the Honorable Geo. M. Robert
son, one of the Associate Justices of the SuDreme
Court, sitting as Judge of Probate, Administrator of
the Estate of Kuokoa, late of Waialua, Island of Oa
hu, Hawaiian Islands. 1 herefore, notice is hereby iv
en to ail persons indebted to said estate to make im
mediate payment to my Attorney, Otho Ilinton, who
can he found at all times at his office, in Honolulu,
over G. P. Judd's drusr store : also, all rjersons hav-
J A
ing claiir.sagninsf. said estate are requested to pre-
. i 1 1 1 r , 1
sent xnem 10 my saii Attorney, as tie is iuuy au
thorised to settle all claims against said estate, and
rc-eeive and reeeintfor all monevs due the samp, and
to do all other acts and things that I might lawfully
aoin me premises.
PUUKAIKEA.
Administrator of the Estate of Kuokoa, late of
aiaiua. n-.i
New and Fashionable Clothing.
THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW Open
1 ing a stock of clothing superior to anything ever
belore offered in this market, comprising a great
variety of
COATS, VJESTS, PANTALOONS, &c.
These goods are warranted, having been manu
factured to order. KELK & McDONNA,
Fort st. 2 doors below Hotel St., and Hotel
17-tf st. next door to the Canton Hotel.
CARGOl'or the FALL SEASn
fBlIIE SUBSCRIBER OFFrits ft.
JL sale ine vargo 01 tne rvuiericua iuip
"JOHN" GILPI.NV
Just Received, from, Boston Dei!
Dry Goods.
Bales Pearl River Denims, 23 inch; bales Ti
Cases blue cottons; bales gunny bags.; 1 1
Cases blue driils; bales brown cottons;
Trusses bags (2 and 1 bushels); hales ba
Cases spool cotton; cases blue cotton thread."
Boots and Shoes.
Cases native women's shoes;
Cases men's kip brogans; cases goat brogar;
Cases calf cases enam'd
Cases patent strap heel pumps;
Cases boy's French ties; cases youth's do. dc;
Cases men's opera slips,
Cases men's patent sewed French ties;
Cases men's Congress gaiters;
Cases men's lasting gaiters;
Cases men's thick welted boots.
Groceries, &c.
Kitts mackerel, boxes codfish,
Kitts tongues and sounds, cases fine cut tor,;.,;
Cases tobacco, Ss, IS lbs box tobacco, i lb!tt
Boxes raisins, cases prunes, bbls vinegar;
Cases ass'd essences, cases green com;
Cases 1 lb sausage meat, eaes do. lobsters;
Cases 2 lbs clams, cases 2 lbs boileJ tautror.:
Cases ass d preserved meats, cs. preserved qui;
Cases strained honey, kegs split peas;
Kegs white beans, ira:-es pine apple cheese;
Casis Vermont cheese, cases Goshen
Cases tomato ketchups, boxes brown soap;
Boxes salt water soap, boxes matches;
Cases Townsend's sarsaparilla, boxes Dris:o
Half bbls saltpetre, cases pain killer;
Bbls best Carolina rice; cases water crruko.
Cases sod 1 crackers, cases butter do, cases t
Cases brandy peaches, eases brandy chtrnes
Cases peppers auce, cases cayenne pepper;
Cases ass'd pis fruits, cases 2 lbs roast :nu::-r.
Cases 2 lbs mince meut, case ass'd preserves
Cases 2 lbs beet soup, cases 2 lbs oysters;
Cases 1 lb mock turtle soup; hf bbls viraiar
Boxes brown pepper, cases ass'd eoiii'ectior.ei:
Boxes brown pimento, caes Pembroke tal It
Baskets superior olive oil, ca-es do. do. do :
Cases mustard, boxes pipes, half bbls rape
Half bbls canarv teed, casks Goshen butter.
ALSO :
10 KEGS ALCOHOL, 10 gallons uc.
Naval Stores, Hardware, &c.
Cases boiled linseed oil, barrels do. do. da;
Cases spirits turpentine, cases chrome itreer:
C.sses putty, casus cut nails ass'd hixca;
Cases charcoal irons, casks American ttate;
Bdls sheet iron, boxes glass, ass'd sizes;
Half bbls beeswax, kes Mystic white lead;
Kegs prem. zinc paint, casks uo. do. uo.;
Bids pitch, bbls rosin, bbla tar, hoop iron:
Assortment ot round, square ana Hat iron.
ALSO:
Cases velloTT metal, kecrs comoosition nail;:
Coils bolt rope, ass'd sizes; coils whale Ike:
Bales oakum, coils spunyarn, coils marline:
(Jotton canvas, ass d JNos.;
Cotton and hemp sail twine;
Rolls felt for ships bottoms, assortment or?
Sundries,
Sulkies, wood seat chairs, signal whistles:
Baby jumpers, steel ploughs, Michigan plotu
Harrows, seed sowers, hay cutters, cultivate
Cane cutters, nests painted covered buckets,
Barrels bungs, wood faucets, nests painted:
3-hoop pails, field cans, Shaker pails;
Wood whiffletrees, store trucks, nests trun
Assortment saddlery, sides harness leather,
Planters' hoes, garden engines, corn planter
Ox bows, ox yokes, grass hooks, garden rrL
Canal barrows, kegs staves, 14 gallon?,
Empty barrel shooks, casks rivets,
Cases paper hangings,
Platform scale?, weijrhin'r from i oz. to
ALSO:
500 bbls prime pork, 275 do. mess beef:
75 half bbls mess and clear pork,
20 kegs clear pork, 25 tierces hams;
250 bbls Haxal flour, 100 half bbls do. if
60.000 lbs nilot bread in whalemen's cask?.
100 whisky barrels, containing naty & pfc
du at oncKs, o .M icet cedar Doat Doaru.-.
200 iron hoop bbls, containing Turfa'I
6 smooth bottom whale-boats;
5 M oak plank, 50 bbls kaolin.
ALSO :
An assortment of Lumber, consisting or
Dimension stuff, Pine boord.
Best cedar shingles. Clapboards, la
17-tf CHARLES BREt
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JIASTS and SPARS
F ALL SIZES, for sale by
21-tr II. HACKl-W
Flannels, Kerseymeres, &c.
A SUPERIOR EOT OF BEUE FJLAN-
2V nels, Moleskins, "West of England Kerseymeres,
white and drab cords, of a quality superior to any
in the market.
Orders solicited and promptly exr cUed,
KELK & McONNA,
Fort st. 2 door8 below Hotel stprd notel
17-tf st. next door to the. wanton Hotel.
By the "John GHpin."
boxes New Raisins : nn zis.
SORTMENT OF GROCERIES, will he
opened at the beginning of next week, and exposed
for sale by 22-tf SAVIDGE & MAY.
TOTALF
Jul
AVsifnr! AVjifpr!
OWING to the quantity of
lowed to run at night, by certain
their hose or garden taps, to the great inj
: r .1 1 ,,01 r'
lutumcmenre ox otxiers Having an ";.
water, I hereby give notice that a consV
pointed to see that there is no water vast?
any person is found allowing their par.
hose to run after 8 o'clock in the evcnii'Si
forfeit their right to the water.
Bvorder of the Minister of the Interior
HENRY J. II. HOLDSWO
Harbor
If every house provides a cask,
tap attached to the end ot the pipe, they -to
have it filled during the night.
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