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HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, JANUARY "2-1. 1S74.
WIIOIJ NO. !hh.
t; v It I I 1 I i I 3 I 1
PLAIN 1M) rt.Si'V
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
ir h.livhuh, vi-rria. musi.nf.--3 axd addp.i
AKD i r niM iQ the highest style of ths rt.
The Blessing of To-Day.
f-rr.j, never prue the mtuir:
Till Uj! wret-Toied tird hat flovB . . ;
.irii that we iitouul sl.jht the vi.,l.-t
T.1J the lively d iwrr are Jon-' ;
fltAi.f; lfit uBimrr kie and tumtiiu"
Nrrer t.TO on l.a:f o I;x
whn wittW rj.j wy j.inlofn
fhiif white J.wn io tha a.r!
from whirh thr :jU .f .Ii,r
ooe but r;.l exu roll away,
N-T r blo,ai'd '.f ucb b'auiy
And word that freight our memory
W 1th their beautiful perfume,
'line to a in aweetr accent
Thr-MigU the i.ttala of the tomb.
I t us gather Bp lb auDbeam '1 '
'" all around our path ;
Let ua kerp the wheat aod roae,
Tiata.f out Ihe thorn and chfT;
l.rt ua Ami oar sweetest comfort
In the blesairif of the day,
WUf a patina haod Mmovinf
All ihe br!?fs from our way.
VARIETY.
Japanese editor are allowed to carry sword.-i,
anJ a common man Iiaa to take off Lia hat to tlicm.
Ktri-m4. A waiah jihilanthropidt nu;sta
rueitrunw in the ocean for whales to Pfout from.
Tlii- is a want long flit, he affirms.
L'-mteu. In Detroit a one-arraotj man anJ a
rit-ariueJ woman have ru.theJ into each other's
arm anI been unite! f jt life.
I'omrid. SaiJ a woman who tumhled out of
a thtrdntorj wiuJow, When I first fell I was
roiru.f?'J, hut when I (-truck the i-avemcrit I kn.?w
where I was."
Ovu- Twcltk. t'nr! Vogt argues that Adam
was a monkey before Kfrrwas creatcil,, lecausf a
gorilla has thirteen ribs aud man only twclre, one
having Teen removed to make woman.
As Omt. Now, tel! me, Doolun, truthfully,
how oCl-n do you go to chapel ?" Pat U,
now, hurc, oiU tell yer riv'renee the trut'.
t'aix, I go as often oa I can't avoid."
" i Doctkin'e. d'eneral Custer listened to a
h-cture in Duluth on how to save tlw? Indiarm.
lid Bai l the d.xrtrine was gool for the inside of a
church, but no man could practice it on the plains
and pave his Hair.
Sly in Lac k. Those old soakers never lack for
arguments. Lately one replied to a temjicrancc
lecturer by the following poser: "If water rots
the ioles ..f your boot, what effect mut it have
on t.e coats cr your stomach 7
Tuev Never Change. "There is one thing
about babies," aayr a late traveler; " they ncvi?
eliange. We Lave girls of the period, men of the
world, but the baby is the same 8.1f-rosseMcd,
t.jarles, laughing, Toracious little heathen in all
ags, and in all countries."
Wuvt a Duterxnck. How Tast the time flics
when you arc working ngnint it how felowly
when yon re worktop to Lll it up. What a dii
lerence lietween trying to g yntir wrtrk dono be
fore your dinner hour, and trying to fill up the
hour before dinner without work.
A CJood Hit. A 1'conejlvania clergyman has
made a good hit by introducing " personalo " in
his prayers. For instance: " Lord, have mercy
on John bhanaLan, who keeps a saloon near the
old red bridge. Kithcr lay him on a of sick
ness or have him removed from this town."
Never. A young lady upbraided her admirer
for his flirtations during a long absence. " You
are too bad to be pardoned," ehc said, " but if I
discard you I shall punish myself most, and bo I
will ignore what is past and enjoy your society as
much as I can while I live, for when I die I Bhall
iiver sec you any more I am going to heaven.
Twke as Old. An editor in a neighboring city
has been reading one of Dr. Hall's "Health
Tracks," in which the doctor proves conclusively
that married men live longer than bachelors.
This journalist says he don't know how it is, for
he has been married three times, and yet he knows
a bald-beaded bachelor who is tw ice as old as he is.
A g h! mother was trying to explain to a young
hojt'tul the other day about fighting against tho
devil. After telling the little follow who the
devil was, and how hard he was to successfully
resist, he turned round and said : " Mamma, I'd
be scared of the old devil, but if I was to come
across one of his little devils I'd knock the stuff
ing out of him.'
Woman's Weaknesses. A colored philosopher
thus unburdened himself on on of woman's
weaknesses: "Jim, de men don't make such
fools of demselvcs about women as dc women do
about men. If women looks at de moon, dey tee
a man iu it. If dey hear a mouse nibbling, it's
a man ; and dey all look under de bed de f;rt
thing at night to find a man. Why, I nebber
look under my bed to find a woman; docs you?"'
Which? A Maine etudent held the following
colloquy with the professor of chemistry the other
day: " How do you account," asked the pro
fessor, " for the fact that snow djesn't melt on the
tops of the mountains?" " I think it is because
there are no clouds above them." " That is your
theory, is it?"' "Yes sir." "Well, eir, will ;
you inforui us how the enow came there, in the j
ItdeK still "Veii,SidJwn or s ur?" The i
Hi Ill's in fs. As a f)irituat -eanec the other
tl.iv, nvs the liiirr RirnUt , we heard a
feed Y-I-lot in;; individual discoursing to a friend on
hi-, relations in the States: "Why," said he.
ihe t'M uian's vjch; the olJ woman's g t "soap
in l,. r ovrn riht, and every door-lmrned ' one cf
uiv fifters and brothers, aunts, uncles anil Cou.-ins
are just IJusy wiin com. u 1 a go notue, i ,
wouldn't have to do ne'er a lick of work on the
e-reen earth j'ut lay hack and take things easy; ' y.
h. t jer life." We asked a friend at our elbow I
what business tho speaker was eniged in, think-
it,' he milit J iwuii wealthy rancher, and the
answer W.is: "iieruni nur;c lor his grun.
"Ui-suiG." The word " humhu-," said j
. . t i .
DeQ'.iincy, rests upon a very rich and comprehen-
sive ha-is; it cannot lC rendered adequately I
eillier vy uciuiau -J V. "'- " .
human languages. Itsorigin, however, is wrapped f
in douht. the stories concerning it being vague j
and uncertain. The following is regarded as the
most trustworthy: At one time there was a war
lietwecn Germany and Austria, and constantly
the wil iest nnd incredible stories concerning the
victory or defeat of the C'erinan anus would he
.. 1. 1 ..ntir.lv with. Mir trntli 'FlieiT were nil I
traced
' . . ,
-Sj. Sen'iouid y rc "Oh"J i!.a? Ja !
announ
II imburg,'" and finally a humbug
A man about -in years ou ana a woman seem- i
im;ly 70 years of age were at the Detroit and
Milwaukee station yesterday, waiting for a train, I
when the man strolled out on the dock and caught i
si -ht of one of the city life preservers hanging to
its hook. lie asked what it was, and a laborer
told him. and then he asked : ' How lon will it
preserve a fellow's life?" The man told him a j
hundred years, ana me liiiormaii on magg- rca me
stranger. Walking around a few ruinates as if
meditating, he stepped to his informant and paid :
See here, stranger, I'll take of one of them pre
servers, and if it wouldn't be askiu' too much of
you, I'd like to have you tell the old woman in
there that you haven't another one for sale, and
that the machine which made "em has busted.'
Detroit Free Press.
M. PHILLIPS & Co.,
1.M l'OKTKK S l MUM V l.K IIK I.
er In tjiutt.ir f . B '-'. -l.r-e, Ila's. M n' t arrin'i.D nn-l
t ii.cy hA'. ( .ISta.; N' . 11 Ka i.uiunf.o Ilud Jala.
E. 0. HALL.& SON,
I.MIMIICTF.K' M IJKAI.KIIS IN IIAlli
W IKK, I'ry I'.i i.H, I n- rl Mrrh:M.dne.
nl.i C'.ra-r n ar.. Kin,' .-n. ly
" JAS.W.GIRVIN, .
U.M MISSION MKKCHAXT AM l K A I.KK
I in ... nrjl 1-rctai.-l.. I.AIIAIXA.
rd-r Ir.in the c.txr Isl.mJi j.r rnftly a'.u?iul-JJ Io- r,l 6iu
ri.r.f.irs v.
J'.. SMITHIK.-
A. S. C LEGHORN i- Co.,
.M POUT E lis
(Ml V HOLES t I.i:
NI
1 KKTAIL. L.E1U IN
General Merchandise,
Corner CJj.--n and Kaahumvitl PH.,
i-l ly Nu'ii.u tt.. nn I Corn'-r Koit and ll.-t-d
BROWN k CO.,
I
MPOKTERS AMI OEILEKS IV ALES
WINKS ASP j. PI KITS. AT WHOLES A LE.
J Men n..r.t street, oJ& li Hor.olulu, II. I.
THOS. G. THRUM,
V NO
J?5 bojK BINLKU, Jli t. hant S'.r:t t, Honolulu, II. I
ly
W. L. GREEN,
at COMMISSION' MEUCIIAW. FIRK-l'ROuF
Hud luiif, yjet.-n ."tret t,
fl y II- noliilii, Hawaiian I-l.irnH
H. E. McINTYRE & BROTHER,
G
4 ItOOEK V. EEEI STOItE AND IMKEIIV.
t...rmr i.f King i.n.l Fort Mr'-ets,
Ifnuolulu. 11. I.
1 ly
H. HACKFELD & Co.
"4 E N E HAL COMMISSION" A ti E NTS.
ly
lloNoLLl.t'
T. J. HiTSELDtS. H. IIAYdKLDk.
HAYSELDEN BROS.
DEALERS IN I) It V (i O I s". r'A N t' V
GoonS AND CLOTIIINH.
Criterion BuiMin, lort t 1 ljj Honolulu, II. I.
DirFLITNER,
CIONTINITES HISOLO ItLSIN tfss IN THE
i E:r--J.ro.f Lu ! l.i.ir. Ksahumanu Street,
I hronoineteri rated by .l.-rvati.r., of the sun and stars
with tran.it instrument ajcarauly adjusted to the
raertdian ol Honolulu lUrtiruiar atK ntion lTn tv
tine watrh repairing. Sextant and qaadrant
glasses ilvrrvd and adjusted t'harts and
nautili in.trument cvB.taxilly ou
jr3 lmr.. and f.r sale. ly
thosg7thWm
I.NORAVER ON COLD. SILVER. IIRASS.
lA IVuKV, Ac, Ac.
STENCIL Cl'TT ER IN ! LA XT AT I OX.
liu.ine'i aol Nam J 1'I tte, tnyK ly
DR. 0. S. CUMMINGS,
nOMtEOPATIIIST. IX FORT STREET,
Honolulu, II. I. ml.J
THEO. H. DAVIES,
(Late Janion, Greea & Co.;
M PORTER AM) COMMISSION MKK
Lloyds' and the LireriMd Cn.I. rwrltrrs, Northern; J '-yiaiue
o. -., .j , A a..... i. wi.su .Haw..' inUraiiCi
Company.
nihil Fire Proof liuddin).'. Kaahuraanu and yueen St, ly
S. B. DOLE,
. Tl im ; u 1.' at . o M.- w - w.- m-.m.-w-
j Itiehardioii's Store, corner ( Fort and Merchant Street,
njhoj Honolulu. -y
ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MER
CHANTS, Corner ( f Fort and Merchant Streets. mU9 ly
CASTLE & COOKE, ,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN CEN
KRAI. MERCHANDISE,
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION' MERCHANTS.
H No. hi) Kins S;rtet, Honolulu, II. I. ly
LAWRENCE McCULLY,
VTTORNEV AT LAW. OFFICE IN THE
Attorney Gem ral's room,. Court House, Honolulu.
fcl till!
CHULAN & CO.,
IM P O R T E R S OK A N D D E A L E R S IN
CHINA GOODS
Uf all descriptions, and in all kinds of Dry Good AIo, con
stantly on hand, a superior iiality of Hawaiian Rice.
Nuiiav.ii Street, Honolulu. ly
W. C.JONES,
A TTORNEV AT LAW AND LAND AGENT.
Will practice in all tL-.- Courts of the Kingdom. 11
will attend the Circuit Court on Kauai, Maui And
Hawaii, and visit either of thos-e Islands
on special I'usiness.
anJ J I tlice on Fort Street. ly
"bolles &cb'.,
SHIP CHANDLERS AND COMMISSION"
MERCHANTS.
Impnrt'rs ai.d Dealers in General Merchandise, yueen Street,
Honolulu, Hawaiian 1-i.m ls.
Vo'iin I t the Kaunakakai, Maunalua and KakaaVo Salt
IS Works. Iy
ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT,
IIMMISSION MERCHANT AND UEN-
ly F.RAL SHIPPING AGENT,
lloiioiulu, H iv.i'.ian I-lan 1,
jyiT ly
PATENT
Metallic Kerosene or Coal Oil
SAFETY IjAIYIFS
r4ll I'TII I ONI.V A IMII.I'TELV SA FE
1.4'M" AND FILLING I I'll MllE
I. t.'v '.f;wr ,
. . 1,.
" Pr,Vc,"r ",V fro,,, r 'u"iu"'
Io in ,!!. :raclur -
'
2. it w ill i br.-ni.. i e 1.1 . 1 - . f ir..-t .1.
;. t. u 1 u. rl. cllv . Iran l v it, i.-.l. t.t dt p
Cl i''
I: u--s on. -lliird Ir, oil i:i I iI- rti. n to th.
L-.-l.t y'ven. s-rill.ottt o.lor.
.. I: c.v, i uii more Irilli:iiil lil.l, an 1 nu re
i 1 :'i n at oa.'-Lf !i t!.f vn .
also, thi:
. 1
BEST WINDOW SHADE IN THE WORLD !
riMHS SHADE II AS TAKEN THE FIRST
1 riUZE.it tl.-- Ii-: F.i.r ..' t:.-- ! i I.iM.i' Institute ii
jn Fr.n. i-. . a
:.i !!.. : i-..' I;.d.i -'.r.il Fair ;t .-aer i-
me:.t . f .r i-ti.
M;innf:i ltirt-J in.iti ;iil kin.!- tu" ;ul ti;tab!- for
I !:e jnrptif .
Its fixture or' t p rf-cti--.ii. a:i 1 u-:v r g.. t out of order, j
We paint in every coi r u'iid; it ;s ., a perfect iimtv.ion
of inside l i;:;J -,. ' '
W. "I. NEl:l.lIAM A: CO .
Wailuku, Maui.
S 1 A .! f. t!.e If.twaiian Inland-.
Order, r.i iv I. l-:t i::. A. S. C I.Eii HORN CO .
..--i-t; in . noviu:u.
siiii:s, si: i. -vs. TAiiisv.
i
THE 1 N DERSit; NED CoNTINTE
to p.y th- 1 .! t loiik-t price f r Dry
lli.l-,. ti -it kir, nn I ;...,t Tallow.
C. BRFWFR & CO
or 23 m
usintss (faris.
A. W. PEIECE & CO.,
( S'rc: jsc-rv o .. Illchards J-
SHIP CIHNDI.KRS NI GEN Kll.4I.COM
MI.tIkN MEKCUANfr. Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.
iyi
' E. P. ADAMS,
VI t'TION EEK ANI COM .MISSION" M Kit- i
CHANT. j
(ueu Hrt. !, ilcoulalu, li. I. )Z ly I
! F. HORN. j
rIONt LbTIII.i.K. AO. 4 llorK.1. 1 .,
AFONG & ACHUCK, !
m 1 ixiUTrUti. VII()I.F.S 4 I.K AM II ET AIL 1
j I Iiea'.tra in General M-rchandise. tire-proof Store, Nuua- I
nu Street,. IM ly
a. w. jcid.
JUDD & LAINE,
jf-4 ROGERS AND PROVISION DEALERS.
jl Family Grocery and Feed store.
Fort street, Honolulu. d20 ly .
M. S. GRINBAUM & CO., I
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE 1EAI J
era in FsshionabH Chthin(r, Hats, Cap,, Boots nd Shoes,
and every ranety of Gentlemen's Superior Furnishing Goods. I
Store formerly occupied by W. A. Aldrich, MaKee's j
n'jj - Bloclf, yueen Street. ly j
JOHN THOS. WATERHOUSE,
I .M PORTER AND DEALER IN (JEXERAL
MERCHANDISE,
aJ3
J. S
. yuuen Street,
Walkkk
Honolulu.
S. C. Allk.v.
WALKER & ALLEN,
Shipping: and commission mer.
chants. honolulu. ii. i.
40KNTS Ti.R
Hawaiian I'acLct Line, I Spencer's Plantation.
I'rinceville Plantation. j Nanlthu J'lantatiou.
Onomea Plantation.
Iinierial Fire Insurance Company, London.
Merchant's Mutual Marine Insurance Co., San Franchco.
Nor. Western Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Sclirs. Fairy Queen, Active, Mary Ellen and Pauahi.
jail 1;
M. McINERNT,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CLOTH
ING, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Jewelry, Perfumery,
Pocket Cutlery, and every description of Gent's Superior
Furnishing Goods. XT lienkert's Fine Calf Dress lioots,
always on hind.
N. E. Cobskk or Fust axo Mkbcbast SraecTd. jail ly
LEWERS & DICKSON,
Dealers in lumber and ulilihng
jyT Materials. Fort Street. . ly
DILLINGHAI1 & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARD
WARE, Cutlery, Dry Giods, Paints and Oils, and General
Merc hand ise.
No. 95 King Street, Honolulu. ly
C. BREWER & CO.,
COMMISSION AND SHIPPING MER
CHANTS. Honolulu, Oahu, (au23 ly) Hawaiian Islands.
ALLEN & CHILLINGWORTH,
KAWA1HAE, HAWAII.
7" J.- V'JTi.TA'J J T"J?. k ' k R A li
alove port, where they are prepared to furnish the justly cele
brated Kawaihae Potatoes, and such other recruits as are
required by whale ships, at Ihe shortest notice and on the
most reasonable terms. (au23 ly) FIBEW"OODJ3NJIAND.
-R wnFFIYIANN. M. D..
HVSICIAX AND SURGEON, CORNER
(L Merchant and Kaahuraanu Sts , near the Post-otuce.
au-J3 ly
C.S.BARTOW,
A t CTIONEER, SALESROOM ON QUEEN
jul4 Street, one door from Kaahumanu. ly
F. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MER
CHANTS, Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. jull ly
BISHOP & CO., BANKERS,
U1U11UA M WW., A
OXOLl'LU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
DRAW BILLS OF EXCHANGE ON
lank of California San Francisco ;
II
The Bank
Messrs. Lees & Waller New lork
Tremont National Bank Boston
Oriental Hank Corporation London
Oriental Bank Corporation, payable in Sydney, Melbourne
and Auckland.
Apents for the Manhattan Life Insurance Company of New
York.
Receive Deposits, Discount First-class Business Paper,
attend to Collecting, 4c, ic. niy241y
R. H. STANLEY.
A TTORNEV AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
IND COUNS1
Mies' Fire-proc.f J
Street, Honolulu.
2. OFFICE in Khodes' Fire-proor liuiiamg, tvaaiiumanu
ap2t
u. risCUHit.
S. ROTn.
FISCHER & ROTH,
1IEIUHANT TAILORS, 38 FORT ST.,
apid
Honolulu, II. I.
THOMAS SPENCER,
SHIP CHANDLER. DEALER IN CRN-
ral Merchandise, Island Produce, &c, and
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Btbos's Bjiv, Hilo, Sasdwich Islands.
Will keep constantly on hand ai extensive assortment of every
description of goods required by ships and others.
The highest price given for Idland Produce.
XX Money advanced for Bills of Exchange at reasonable rates.
apl9 ly
HYMAN BROTHERS,
M PORTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS IN
j Dry G.xhI:), Clothing, Hat, Furnishing Goods, Ladies' and 1
Gents' Boots and !V s Vankee Notions, 4c, ic, j
t Capt. Snow's Building. o Merchant St. Honolulu, apl!) ly j
! - IRA RICHARDSON, !
' MI'OKTEK AND DEALER IN" BOOTS,
Shoe,. Fine Clothinir, Furnishing Goo,!,. j
j Perfumery, kc.
I Corner i f F.n and Merchant St. apl9 1y Honolulu, H. I.
WILDER & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO DOWSETT CO.
Corner Fort and Queen Sis.
I'.-il.-r, iii Luin'-er. Paints. Oil, Nails. Salt, and Building
np;, Materials, of i very kind. ly
JUST RECEIVED
-EX BARK CLARA LOUISE!
; FORBES, MASTER,
I
FROM
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Columbia lliver Salmon, LLls. anJ hf. blls.
Salmon liellies, half barrels and kit-?.
Lard,
- Vnm.l lit.. Vil ,--l m I Mi- I (It
M,,",SUM v fcl -
Dolliner's Pilot liroaJ,
Preserved Salmon in 1 lb. and i lb. tins.
Wheat,
Oats.
Bran.
FOR SALE II V
.11 II. HACKFELD A. CO.
to wool, okowi::.
THE l'NIERSIGNEO COXTIM'E
to I'uy Wool, at E'XJ prices. Wiils coming to
market this Spring particularly desired to make
fr.-icht.
wji am C. BREWER 4 CO.
i
ill r r bait-"
KEALOHA & FXNEE,
i House, Ship and Sin Painting!
II0TL STKE'.
HAVING OPENED TIJlR SHOP ON" THE
alxive street, are rr--parc b wnnrr of work in
i their line cf busim-,. Cturre ptsoblf n4 all work done
with neatneia and dupau V. ja3 ly
F. A. SCNAFER,
AGENT Drrnirii KeirU ( I'ndf rwrilf r.
-A-erit Urr.drti llonrl ot'nlersr ri trrs,
Agent Viruua Itonrd sf 4e rwriirr,.
Claims against Insurance Cumpani'itlia the jurisdiction
t.f the above Boards of Underwriters, I tive to be certified
1 to hv the Aef-rt tn maVe !t..m v.lij. i;u1 Ir
J. M. OAT & Co.,5ailmak.ers.
OLD Crs'TOM norsE, fire-dof buildinu.
I'X-'liS. On the Wharf. Foot 5uiriuu Street. Hono-
Ji lulu.
Sails made in the Best Syle and Fitted
witli Galvanised C!u, anTlimhles.
Fins or nil lecripiiou uiienud repaired.
Thankful for past patronage, we areresarod to es;ecute all
orders in our line, with dipatch and it atisfactory manner,
leii ly
CABINET MAKEfS SHOP!
(yr THE I NDRS1CNED fi
x$rm&r-i-& b its to notify his-ieids and t!ii
Vi public generally, tt. he bastak.n y
Sliop o ax TF o x-- Stroot,
one doir below the Government Builirgs, where h; will be
found hereafter, prepared to carry on tl
CABINET MAKER'SilSINESS,
in all id branches and on the mo reasonable terms.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE B'GHT AND SOLD,
and
Repairing Done Neatly an Expeditiously.
Please trlv lilna Cnll.
ap2S tf DAN;L McCORRISTON.
W. FISCHER,
Cabinet Maker and Freeh Polisher
a2.9 Hotel St., near tho Drug Store oE. Strehi Co ly
E. C. ADDERLEY,
Saddle and Hirness Maker,
CORNER
Fort aud Hotel Slice s Honolulu.
TT Can-lace, Trimmed with neaticsa and dispatch. Island
Orders attended to promptly. au23 ly
THE PLACE
To f:et your
O , i- i i s o TrluiiniiiB
TRUNK WORK OF ALL KINDS,
nnd General Repairing done with neatness and dispatch,
No. S ;$ King St. fe8 R. WHITMAN.
p. daltonT
Saddle ami llnrucs .linker,
man STREET, UOaOLULU.
II:ll'tie,. Sihllff A CIniA T.psth.On
II) lUIOIitUllJ uu iiituu.
Orders rrom the other Islands promptly attended to. jy25 ly
HONOLULU --
ST E A M EX GIN ES, SUCA R
Mills, Boilers, Coolers, Iron, Brass and Lead
Castings.
Machinery of Every Description made
TO ORDER-
Particular At tent ion ia'nl to Ship's Blacksmithing.
TT Job Work executed on the shortest notice. jy26 ly
H. VOSS,
IS. Slercliant .Street,
MAM FACTl HY.W AM) HK1LER IN FI UXITI RE
AND BEDDINQ,
Old Furniture He2aired and Upholstered.
The best Curled Hair constantly on hand and for sale. All
ap28 orders promptly attended to.
- IVl C
lH
jf . s.
-
McCOLCAN & JOHNSON,
Merelinnt Tailors,
Honolulu, H. I., opposite Theod. C. Heuck's.
ap26 ly
THOMAS LACK,
(SfCOESSOU TO JOHXt SEII.L.)
3VT A. O II I INT 1ST!
NO. IO FORT STREET,
i will attend to all orders In the
LOCK, tl'X &. (.EXFRAL REP1I11 LIXE
lie wiTI give special attention to cleaning, repairing and reg
ulating Sewing Machines, and all other kinds of Light Machinery
and Metal Work 01 every description, UlnckNiHit liintf, &c
ALSO. ON' HAND AND FOB SALE CIIEAP,
A Variety of Sewing Machines,
(inns, Pistols, Shot, Ammunition,
MACHINE OIL, NEEDLES, &c, Aic.
Sewing Machine Tuckers, Binders, and all other extra and
duplicate parts of Machines supplied on short notice.
XT Best Machine Twist. JCX
COLE AGENT IS THIS KIXGDOM FOR
The Celebrated Florence Sewing Machines.
jy2G ly
THREE STYLISH BUGGIES
PER CEYLON !
F
lOR SALE 11 V
oc25
C. BREWER & CO.
mm
THE HAWAIIAN HOTEL!
1
'.HE PROPRIETOR WILL SPARE NO
pair.3 to make this
ETjE Gr .A. 2NX I IX OTEL
First-Class in Every Particular !
ROOMS tiX BE IIA1 BY THE XIGHT OU WEEK !
with or without board.
HALL AND LARGE ROOMS TO LET FOR
ju:s- PCBLIC MEETINGS. OR SOCIETIES. ly
THE KIHG1E HOUSE !
A':. 1 .. I KKK I li. 1 Y 1IA 'A II.
THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS ARE
y-' noted the wort 1 over f r their uurivakd salubrity of
ij.'iTJ climate. Certain localities in the group are espec
,r . ially favored in this way. The District of Kor.i, on
the leeward stie of Hawaii, has long been famed as a place of
resort for invalids with bronchilal, or lung diseases. With its
pure and mild atmosphere, with its absolute freeJom from
storms or high winds, with its porous soil which, with all its
rich ve.etat;ou, retains no dampness and yields no malaria, and
with an unvarving temperature that f the American or
SoUlhtrn European June ALL THE YEAR ROUND, the
climate of lior.a is one of the healthiest and mo?t luxurious on
the globe.
The undersigned, at his house at Kaawaloa. a house une
qualed in the district for s ze. cle.u.lines, cumraodiousness,
and thoroughness of furnishing, is prepared, to give boarders
excellent room, ar.d all obtainable comforts in the way of diet, at
the low rate of o.OO per week. There are freh water baths
on the premises, and fine sea bathing within a short distance.
. The steamer Kilauea and the pchooners l ilama and Prince, run
regularly between Honolulu and the Kaawaloa lan.img.
The undersigned employs no agent, nor runners. His houe j
speaks for itself upon inspection. A. A. TODD. '
Kaawaloa, Kealakekua Bay, Kona, Nov. 13, lsT3. noi'9
"HPTEft X7 -
'3--iJt
"T'-s.OAVSLii""25t-, lrt if
jttrrraiural.
CHAS. BLACKBURN.
f ARUI(.K AND TAG0X BllMH.K!
No. S9 King St..
Nest dxr to Wright i Cc.'s Blackit-iith Shop. All orders
promptly attended to.
- J. H. THOMPSON,
General Blacksmith, Fort St., Esplanade.
w HAS CONSTANTLY ON II A;
f For Sale at the Loweit Market Prices, a
KV7 men: of the Bet Reflned Bar Iron, an
r Blacksmith s Coal.
HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
, good assort-
ind the Best
nl5 ly
JAS. L, LEWIS,
Cooper and Ganger, at the Old Stand,
CORNER OF KING AND
BETHEL Streets. Would inform Planters,
Agents and others that, in addition to
his il li
former larre Stock of Tierces, Barreis and Casks, by the arriv
al of the ship Coringa from Boston, he has received
3180 ltbl. Shook nnd Containers,
Of a superior quality, which will be sold reasonable in lots to
suit.
He hopes by attenliun to business to merit a continuance o f
the patronage which he Las heretofore enjoyed and for which
he now returns his thanks. , nl5
JOHN FREDERICK KENYON.
MILITARY, XAVAL AXD CIVIL
TAILOR,
King St., next door to Bradlej's Barber Shop, Honolulu. o4 ly
HORSESHOEING
D
AND-
GENERAL BLACKSMITH I NG !
flMlE UNDERSIGNED HAS TAKEN' THE
Ml. Shop at the foot of King Street, near the bridge of Hoo
liliamaou, where he will be prepared to execute all orders la
the above line with dispatch and to the satisfaction of custom
ers. He learned how to make a shoe and fit it to a horse from
the late E. B. HARPER, well known as a thorough Farrier.
Please give him a call. nENRY C. SHELDON.
Honolulu, Oct. 17, 1ST3. ol8 3m
OG
XsZiixs Stroot.
OO
M. T. DONNELL,
IMPOHTER AND UANCFACTCRER Of
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE !
Suitable to this market. ,
W XT Old
T I scriptions i
Id Furniture repaired and Mattrasses. of all de
i made to order.
Before buying elsewhere call at SO and 8 9 KiuK utrert
oc iy
C. E. WILLIAMS,
Manufacturer, Importer and Dealer in
3T XT XX "XTITU IX 33 S
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Furniture Ware Room ou Fort street ; Workshop at
the old stand. Hotel street, near Fort.
N. B. Orders from the other islands promptly attended to.
auJJ ly
PHOTOGRAPHS, PORTRAITS, VIEWS
AND COPYING DONE IN THE BEST STYLE,
At the Cosmopolitan Photograph Gallery !
64 and CO Fort St. (jail ly) II. L. CHASB
NOTARY PUBLIC,
AND
ACEXT T TIRE AlKXOULEDGEMEXTS FOR
T , " 33 rr 3c-t
aa2'i ly Interior Office, Honolulu.
C. WEST,
AViigou ami Carriage Cnilder, tlaud'U King St.,
Honolulu. (ja!31v) Island orders promptly executed.
to
a
H
'Si
A. D. BOLSTER,
Hensr, Ship, Sign, Carriage & Ornamental Tainting
In all its branches.
I.I) STAN I"
ite all orders in his I
AT THE OLD STAND. O N
KING
j. Street, will execute all orders in his line with promptness,
mptnes
ja4 ly
at low rates, and in as good style as any.
G. SKGK1.KF.N. E. KISTLER.
C. SECELKEN & CO.,
Tin, Copper, Zinc and Sheet Iron Workers,
Xanana Street, bet. Merchant and Queen,
HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND
Stoves, Lead Pipe, Ualv. Iron Pipe, Plain and Hose
Bibbs, stop Cocks, India Kuooer nose nest o-piy in
lengths of 25 and 60 feet, with Coupling and Pipe com
plete. Also, a very large stock ofllnware of every descrip
tion. Jobbing and Repairing done to order promptly and war
ranted. Particular attention giveB to Ship Work.
Thankful to the citizens of Honolulu, and the Islands gen
erally, for their liberal patronage in the past, we hope by stilct
attention to business to merit the same for the future.
XT Orders from the other Islands will be carefully attended
to. apl2 ly
FAMILY MARKET!
Choicest Meats from the Finest Herds
Fish, Poultry, Vegetables, &c,
Fiirni.liril Io Order.
E
XTRAS. Tncwdnyw nnd Thu r.iluy- A'enl,
Fr idiy Fih.
S liming Ln in b,
(ln!es otherwise orV'red.)
.
The Proprietor having erected a neat and Commodious
Vegetable, Fruit & Poultry Market,
Connected with tr.e Family Meat Market, will be prepared to
promptly and atif.ic:ori'y fill orders for everything i-equisite
to furnish the table with all the Substantiate Dl1 Delicacies the
country affords.
Shipping supplied on Short Notice.
Meat, 4c, d'-livered'to :! partri of the city without extra
charge. 'uol 3m) E. H. BOYD
500 GALLONS LIME JUICE
.I OR sa LE 11 V
A. W. PEIRCE & CO.
cocoanuts !
1 00()() cocoaxi:ts fkwm
SOCL
ETY" Islands suitable f -r j.lantin?.
nlS For Sale by A. W. PEIRCE 4- CO.
Rum, in casks or barrels.
N ROND OR DUTY PAID.
ik.i For Sale by
CHAS. LONG.
2 O -m g
Z - U "
a 5 Zz 0 1
7. z O 5 2 i ft I
2 w m I 5)
is O mi ,
. H r t, ca
f (f I-J H
V-fVl CS -5 , v. iT,
tH . s 2 n
1 M li. si W -
4
nsnrcittr (Tarn .
THE BRITISH AXD FOREIGN
MARINE INSURANCE COMP'Y,
(LIMITED,)
ACCEPTS RISKS AT THE LOWEST
Jm. RATES. The tUusc, in the Policies oi ih s Cotuivany are
specially advantageous.
THEO. II UAUIi
A (t.
THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMP'Y
Isufs lire and Life Polities
ON THE MOST LIKERAL TERMS. ALL
Claims lor Losses settled with promptitude.
nli ly THEO. II. PAWIS, Agent.
I M V U It I A I.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF LONDON,
(lu.lilulr.l 1SD3.)
CAPITAL, SIOOO,000 IN GOLD!
fUIE UNDERSIGNED ARE PREPARED
JL to issue policies on Fire hi, ks (with or wiiliout the aver
age clause), on Plantation Building, and Machinery, Private
Dwelling., Bric's. Stone and Wooden Store,, Merchandise, Coals,
Lumber, Sh'ps la Port, Ac, on the most favorable terms.
ID A II lOHMf-s nnjaslr,! nnd pnld lor here XT
For particulars apply at the office of
WAl.KFR ft AI.LF.N,
au23 ly Agent, for the Hawaiian Island,
TRANSATLANTIC
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of IIniiiltir.
Capital, One Million Prussian Thalers.
r"MHE UNDERSIGnTTd HAVING UEEN
JL appeinted Agents of the above Company are now ready to
Issue Policies a-ralnst UMs of l ire, on UuUdirtfrs,
.Merchandise nnd I'm iiil tire.
on terms equal to those of othur repi-cublc coinpuuu.
Losses paid for and adjusted here.
For particulars u ply to
oc4 tr II. HACKFELD ft CO., Agent,.
IIAMnUIIUlI-IlRF.MKN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
TMIE UNDERSIGNED, IIAA'ING UEEN
. Appointed Agents of the abovo Company, are prepared
to Insure risks against Fire on Stone and Prick Buildings,
and on Merchandise stored therein, on most favorable terms.
For particulars apply at the office of
s201y F. A. PCII A EFHR A- CO.
Fire and Marine Insurance.
flMIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING IlEEN
JL duly authorized
By the Firemen's Fund Insurance Comp'y.
of San Francisco to write both Fire and Marine risks, are pre
pared to accept Insurances on
Dwellings, ItuildiiiK", Merehntidise. Fnrnl
lurr, Yrxrl, in Port, nml Inkc
Cargo Risks, to aud from tills, nnd all I'orelpu Ports,
at the most Favorable Rates,
jul4 1y BISHOP a: CO.
Boston Board of Underwriters!
AGENTS for Hie Hawaiian Iland,
mhlly C HRE lR. fc CO-
Philadelphia Board of Underwriters !
AGENTS for Ihe Hnwniian Ulnu.U,
mhlly C. BREWliR & CO.
71JOT I CE.-M ASTERS OF VESSELS VIS-
ITINU this port in a disabled condition and insured in
Men-nL lIIeeiTA.ylcnlQ'--tt-ti bfvtr " Kt",in
mhlly C. BREWER. At CO.
BOSTON BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.
T1IIE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS OF THE
. Boston Board ofJL'nderwriters, notify Masteis of Vessels
J -. I. . . . U . M VvKKlB, ll.l Mil tfllt,
for General Average purposes, must be approved by th Agent
of the Boston Underwriters, who must also be represented on
all surreys, or such bills wid not he allowed.
o25 ly C. BREWER, ii CO., Agents.
CALIFORNIA INSURANCE COMPANY.
rMMIE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS OF THE
JL above Company, have been authorized to insure risks on
Cargo, Freight and Treasure,
from Honolulu to all ports of the world, and vice versa.
o25 ly II. HACKFELD & Co.
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
INSURANCE CO.,
OF LONDON ANI KDINIIUHCII.
ESTABLISHED, 1809.
CAPITA L t-2,000.000
Accumulated and I it vested Fuud, 2,838,118
ri-HE UNDERSIGN K.O HAVE KEEN AI
JL POINTED AOENTS lor the Sandwich Islands, and are
authorised to Insure against Fire upon favorable terms.
Risks taken In any part of tho Islands on Wooden Buildings,
and Merchandise stored therein, Dwelling Houses and Furni
ture, Timber, Coals, Ships in harbor with or without cargoes or
under repair. ap5 ly) ED. II JFFSCHLAEOF.R k CO.
HAWAIIAN SOAP WORKS
a it je v c o . ,
Manufacturers and Dealers
IN ALL KINDS OF SOAPS!
Leleo, King Street, Honolulu.
Beef, Mutton and Goat Tallow Wanted !
Order, Left nt Irn R ielin rilnou', Ilosl nnd
Shoe Store will meet with prompt
apl2 Atlendmirr.
FRAZER RIVER RED SALMON!
SPRING CATCH !
in prime order.
for pale by
o4
CASTLE & COOKE.
J. N O TT & CO.,
13ra-Eiois,
fIIN. COPPER, ZINC AND SHEET IRON
JL WORKERS,
Are prepared to do ar.y and all kinds of work in their line.
COPPERWORK
f all descriptions inn ale la Order.
WATER PIPES, GALVANIZED AND LEAD,
Laid on or repaired.
GUTTERS AND SPOUTS, and all kind, of Tin
Work on Buildings done on Short Notice.
IN STOCK
A FULL ASSORTMENT of MATERIALS
in the above liQe, which ti.ey OFFER AT LOWEST PRICES
together with a fiae assortment of
Cooking Stoves,
Ship's Cabin Stoves,
&c, &c, &c.
I
REPAIRING PRO.MPTLV ATTENDED TO
; SMALL FAVORS THANKFULLY RECEIVED AT
i no9 NO. O KAAHUMANU STREET.
i
TOBACCO,
IV ROND OR DUTY PAID.
TV I A ID.
For Sale by CHAS. LONG.
lcmtstit "jproiutt.
rio.i:i:K tiii.i,, i,.iiai a.
C-1AMPIIELI. JL TURTON", Prr letor..
J Crop of Su-ar of suwior quality, now routing Io so l
for sale In quaMitirs to suit by
ou a. HAt urri D t-a
WEST MAUI SUGAR ASSOCIATION !
LAIIAlNA, MAUI.
ClIIOICE St GAK. CROP OP IH13. NOW
' e.niin( iu and lor sale by
o4 ly C. BEK WF.Il A CO.. ASri.l.. .
" WAIL UK U PLANTATION !
1VAILI KI', MAUI
ror hls by
t 3 m
C It O P OF I 1 3
C. liKKWaU A Co-.
AfliH.
M A K E E PLANTATION.
HLIII'AI.AKUA, MAUI.
CROP OF IS 13 .SUGAR MOLASSES,
os 3m For rale by C. HRkWkj. Co , Ar-u.
WASHINGTON MEAT MARKET!
VKIT DOOR TO LOVFSKTEAM IIAKE
11 ry, Nuuauu Sun t, V. W. DL'XNIC.
Reef. Mallota ass Veal f Ihs 114 Utiallt.
AIo, Salt Pork, Salt Beef, "aperlor Ttk Su.r. always
on hand, and bold at ths Lowest Market Prices.
oca Meals drUverea to all parts of the City. ly
WAIIiAl-U ri.ATAT10. !
II. Cornwell, Proarlelor.
SUGAR AM) MOLASSES FROM Tills
Planlatiou for sals la Ms ! suit poreliawrs. Apply to
ly UKO. C. MiLkAN, Agent.
HONOLULU STEAM BAKERY !
R. LOVE & BROTHERS, Proprietors,
NUCANO BTBKKT. (
1)1 LOT. MEDILM-TnD NAVV It It K A D ,
always on band and mad to order.
Also, II titer, .surf. and liultcr Crict.rr.
J F.N N V LINO CAKKS. Ac.
SHIP UREA D REIIA KED en the sl.orlest u.ic.
FAMILY BREAD, mad, of Ihe Bt Floar, baked daily and
always on hand.
.V. B.-BROHW BREAD OV THI H t'.ST VMUTX
seSrO ly
METROPOLITAN MARKET,
. WALLER,
A.
piau STR
AVfr. HONOLULU.
s24 Iy
ifiuPAKUEA PLANTATION SUUAK
NOW COMING IN,
A
ND FOR SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT
PURCHASERS. BY
AFONO A ACHUCK.
Jul ly
Honolulu, June 1st, 1673
WOLEE RICE PLANTATION,
KAILUA.KOOLAUPOKO.
O. 1 AND NO. 2 RICE FROM THEAHoVK
Plaotation,
. TPlxxo Trt.iVolo A. rtiolol
Always on baud and Tor sal. b- fc
Jul4 ly
Corner of Kln and Nuuanu St,.
FAMILY MARKET,
. E. II. BOYD, Proprietor, Hotel Street.
Ac, furnished to order.
apbly
SOLE AND SADDLE LEATHER,
Tanned Uoat and Sheep Skins,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR SALE,
from the well-known
WAIAI KA TANNKRY (!. NOTLI'.Y.
By (Ply) A. B. CLEOHOKN A CO., Aei.i .
A. S. CLECHORN & CO.,
V GENTS FOR THE
WAIMKA TANNERY,
Jal ly ll. wall.
ONOMEA PLANTATION.
W-SBSB-aSSBH
SUGAR AND MOLASSES CROP IH13,
coming iu, lor sale In quantities Io suit purrhaiers,
Jy8 ly By WALKER. A ALLEN, Agepls.
1873. 1N73.
SlI3iJEK PliAIVTATlOxK !
SUGAR AND MOLAsSKS.CROP COMING
In and for sale In quantities to suit purchasers by
Jyfl ly WALKER At ALLEN, iili.
PRINCE VILLE PLANTATION.
Hurar nnd Moliiaaea Crop 18T3,
COMING IN. FOR SALE IN O.UANTI.
Tl KS to suit purchasers, by
Jy ly WALKER A ALLEN, Ayenl.
WAIAHOLE RICE PLANTATION.
VO. I RICEr-A FINK ARTICLE. SUIT
If able for family use. For sale by
d.UTZ ly
3. J. DOWPETT.
IIOAOI.lIIiU SOAP WOUliS !
BY
W. J. RAWLINS, Manufacturer
ALL KINDSOF SOAPS!
AND
Buyer of Beef, Mutton and Goat -Tallow!
And all Itlada mi Soap Grease.
X H.AII Order a lfl 'it the Store of M. Mrlrterny,
Importer and Dealer in Boots and Hbos, N. K. Corner
of Fort and Mercbaot Streets, will he thank
fully received aod promptly
attended to. .
W. J. KAWLIN'S,
Practlenl Soap Holler,
ly Leleo, Kind St., Honolulu.
TIIK FOUiTALV !
REDUCTION OF PRICE,
$5.00 PER WEEK.
Will Too Oarrlod o xx
AS A
FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT !
TO SUIT EVERY POCKET.
A Pleaant Retired Room for Ladies !
ICE CREAM AT ALL TIMES !
MR. UYCEOFT will reeelre per Costa Rica. Bills of Fare
and Restaurant Checks, and proposes so carry on bis Bes'su
rant in first-class 8s Francisco style. -0'8
HAWAIIAN HOTEL STABLES!
THE UNDERSIGNED BEOS TO
inform the public that he bis taken the manage
ment of the Block and Btables as above, where he
will hold himself in readiness to provide customer
with
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S
SADDLE, HORSES I
Horses Kept for Ladies Use Only.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE CARRIAGES.
-AND
pour lxx UrtUd.
Polite and Trusty Drivers will accompany the Team, II required
XT Orders left at the Office or at the Billiard Boom ol th
Hawaiian Holel with the undersigned will l promptly at
tended to. (oc26 3m) JAB. DODP. Manager.
IN IOO I.B. KEGS.
pORSALEBY "J. HACKFELD A CO.

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