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THE PACiriC
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HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. FEBRUARY -21, 1ST 4.
VOL. XVIII--M). SX
WHOLK NO. i'2G.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
I - HILHIKAD-t. VIITINQ. B l IN Ea AS D A bVH.t.ii
.t ;.:t l 10 th hifbt lljlc U tbt ut.
The Granger in Love.
cum, my Ue, u ith in.
Ar..l kvy It) jr c llif la lh f n.
Anil b'Kj k a arittcs h-u.
Wbt t tramociuni tlolh rclit ;
"H', n-ll f.x.i tta'iflofr
Ar.. run Jh muij'i-wurirl tin.
Ah, l.t-n i th rural w.rg. r
(irA ih ul WTtfi iia Bikf .r abD,
A. t'.cao Uintii-!y f.rMor.f.
Th- warblf of th i.imjrii-l.
Iy,,riil ifje vroiicel!i row
I Ivar (be ball .iga tjtia
Tb rvrkli of Uaituni ewe
The bellow of ib Berk.Ur ben.
h, o.nu, lore, coin f mora U liir,
111 t elebral lb J J with tliee :
I'll in. rrily dg lb Dartlrtt pear,
Arwl h.tke Ibe ruU-tjij Uee.
U, bump yuurarlf, my luvrly roll ;
And In Ihe ratue of anli-moDop
We'll n.auch tb turk-y. ia I04
An.1 graft I be lur. elaio on (be hoj.
My aweee.t am (ci. of mub,
A oil tbuu wilt aet acm out for dm ;
V e'U early eow the caxretit Lub,
Anl tap the cranberry -j :l!y tre.
Wem .uU the wool from off I La calf.
The roitonw.xnl l(a fleece ahall aheil,
; at the Winter wJJ we laugh.
And gajly weed theoyater'a le..
We'll blithely ho the Winter wheat ;
We'll rhaae the egga the aiairrela lay,
A iid wb'-n the Bantam Log ahall bleat
W ell f -ed hiui with aiue cloTer bay.
All aavory game to thee 111 bring ;
The burdock koowa my .pear ia aharp ;
I'll thoot the dolnhin on the wing
AM hit biin in tbe pericarp. -
T beu n.iiie, my b,e, and lire with tne.
And beaufiiy ruy lonely den,
A. patient aa a bamMe-bee,
And bn.y aa a aetting hen.
VARIETY.
A western c-vlitor Las pLacctl oter his marriage
Leading a cut representing s trap sprung, with
t !- motto, trap down, another ninny caught.
The Herkimer Democrat aska : Who id there
tlrat ii not chained to eome rock of the past, with
the vulture of Memorj tearing at his ritah?,
porearuu'g forever io the tar of Conscience?"
('iNCEB. California agriculturist are going
lxrgely into ginger. They haven't got much be
voU'I the first pyllahlc jet, but hope to do so when
their plants germinate.
A man in blouse eccne Paris, of course prc
rMMiM a bottle of perfume to Lis beloved, eajing:
NVlien you smell this you will regret tliat your
Creator did not make you all noee."
Ii.trminei to Marry. Sarah Jane Ve iuc
paid she would be married in her old Kentucky
home in ppitc of her father, and some men tied
him to Ihe rxifa, the crowd walked in. and while
he gnnahed his teeth, Sarah Jane was wed.
His Request. Peter Van Dike, an old chap
who died In New lLiinpohlre the other day, worth
;;140,H0 in cash, requested in his will that
"should eniffle and ehed crocodile tears at hia fun
oml, but cover him over and then hurry home to
fiht over his money."
Your future husband seems tcry exacting;
he has been stipulating for all sorts of things,"
said a mother to her daughter, who was on the
point of being married. Never mind, mamma,"
paid the affectionate girl, who was already dressed
for the wedding, these are his last wiihes."
Well Si'mhed Up. A young man in Indiana
Huei his father for loaned money, which the father
claims was his own property. The father's coun
sel, in summing up the case of his client, re
marked; Twice this prodigal returned to the
father's house; twice has he been received with
optn arms ; twice for him has the fatted calf been
killed; and now ho comes back and wants the old
cow."
Adversity exasperates fool, dejects cowards,
draws out faculties of the wise, puts the modest
to the necessity of trying their skill, awes the
opulent, and makej the idle industrious. Much
may be said in favor of adversity, jet strange it
1:as no lrienls.
Forgot. A miner who had powder in one tin
can, and oil in another, and forgot which was
which, wtjit into the blacksmith frhop, at the
llunbar colliery, Clearfield County, one day last
week, to melt the oil. He set the can, containing
three pounds of powder, on the blacksmith's fire
anil went home, saying that that was the loudest
-i.tp of thunder he had ever heard.
When the king of Portugal addressees his wife
publicly, he is obliged to say: Very high and
cry excellent rrincces D.Maria Pia of Savoy,
tjueen of Portugal, my dear, well-beloved and
highly esteemed spouse, may our Lord hold your
majesty's pcnon in his holy keeping." But in
the fcolusion of their majestic, very high and
Very excellent private life, his rryjesty is very apt
to run on after this stylj: "1) you, Maria,
where have you put my suspenders?"
A young gentleman in Augusta, Maine, lately I
mi lo an evening call upon a young lady. Jt was j
"otting along toward 'J o'clock, when the young !
Tidy in.juired the time of evening. Five miu- !
utc to'-'," was the reply. "How long will it j
take you to go home?" Five minutef, I ihould j
jude." Then," said tbe young lady, If jou j
start now you will get home just at 9 o'clock." j
He informed the feat on time.
Witicu ir Wi. A young woman of a very j
prudish turn was hurt in a railway accident ana
taken to the hospital, when the doctor asked her
what was the matter with her. One of her limbs,
f.!ie said was injured. " Well," he returned,
but which limb ?" " Oh, I can't tell you, doc
tor, but it is one of my limbs." ' Oh, nonsense !"
oriel the dctor, out of all patience; "which is it
the limb you thread the needle with ?" " No,
ir." she answered with a blush; "the limb I
war a garter on.
Ueitsei. In Plymouth Church, one Sunday
morning. Mr. lieecber refused to give a notice in
the following characteristic and Bceeher-LTke
tuinner. He said: "1 am requested to give a
notice which puts me in a little dificulty. I don'f
want to and Id) want to. The Amaranth Dra
in itie As-ciation wish to give a benefit in the
Actulemy of Music, next Saturday evening. They
wi-h to pay all the expenses themselves and give
all the receipts to the poor of Urooklyn. Now I
want the por to have all the money they can get,
but I don't want t advertise a theatrical com
pany, and, therefore, I shall not give the notice."
Ireat laughter.
KaN'soMED Sinners. In a little village in Vir
ginia there lived a family named Ilansom. They
were not pious people, rather on the reprobate
order, and they never went to church. Once,
however, during a revival, the family were pre
vailed upon to attend preaching. When they
ma le their reluctant and tardy appearance the
services had begun, and they had scarcely taken
th. -ir seats when the preacher gave out the first
hymn, reading it somewhat thus: "Return, ye
ransomed sinners, home." "All right," cried
the head of the llansonis, getting up in a rage,
and clapping his hat on his head. " Come along,
old woman and gals, we'll go bome fast enough,
and everybody in th old rburcb, knows we didn't
want to come."
.nsincss Claris.
E. G. HITCHCOCK,
TTURXKV AT LAW'.
L.
P.:!! f.rotcy.Mjr e , --.- I.
IMI.O. IHW'AII.
feT ly
THEOD. C. HEUCK,
MI'ORTKR AM (O.MMIIOV MKIt-
'ciUNf. fji-Uyj Hmi .lulu. M.u, II. I.
I
M. PHILLIPS t Co.,
IMI'OHTKKS AM WIIOLKSkLK II K A L
er. in tl.th.r.. ItaaAa, tfbo'a. Iit. M-n'i iurimtntu nJ
ranry J r. (r,ljmi N i. 1 1 K:iaiuru:iia ll.ti'.luiu.
E. Oi HALL & SON,
I.MIUIHTKIIS AMI OKALKKSIV II 1KII
WAI1K, lry li"li, rir.H.Ui'... an I "J -ii- rnl Men linn l.se.
rj Corner ii.rt and Kinir SH. 1
JAS. W. GIEVIN,
f OM M ISSI O X M ERC II A N'T A N I 1 1 E A L E R
i j in Uewrtl M rclian.ii.e. LA II A IN A .
r.l-rii from the other Iilan.U ,rm.t!y attended to. nl
a. s. '-i.i'.H-jR.
JI'l. . 9MITIIIKS.
A. S. CLEGHORN & Co.,
IMPORTERS AMI WHOLESALE AXII
KKTAIL 1EAL.KRj IN
General Merchandise,
Corner Vieen and Kaahumanu ir'..,
or ly Nuuanu St., an 1 Corm-r Fort an l H-delJ-ts.
BROWN k CO.,
IMPORTERS AND I1EILERS IN ALES.
WIN Ki ANI sl'lKiri. AT MI-Jl.K.- A LK.
9 Merchant Street, I' iib l Ho-iMulu.II.J
THOS. G. THRUM,
STATIONER. X E W S II E A L E R I Nil
I'.WK IHNUKK, Merchant itrett, Honolulu, II. I.
ly
V7. L. GREEN,
rlOMMISSIOX MERCHANT. ITRK-I'ROOF
U..:i i:.,rt fl ii-iin 'fHt l
ocl ly
llori'HUiU, liawiiitaii isiaiius.
H. E. McINTYRE k BROTHER,
CROCERY, FEED STORE AND UAKERV,
I Corner of King and Fort Street,
w4 ly Honolulu. H. I.
57 HACKFELE1 & Co.
QERAL COM MISSION AGEJ
T J IHHELDE. ' U- UATdKLDES.
HAYSELDEN BROS.
EtLERS IX DRY KOIIDS, FAXCV
OUOD3 AND CLOTillNO.
Criterion BuiUm. Furt St. (til ly ) Honolulu, H. I.
D. N. FLITNER,
CONTINUES IIISOLII BUSINESS IN THE
Fire-proof building. Kaat umanu Street,
Chronometer rated by obaerraliona of the aun and atart
with a tranait instrument accurately adjuated to the
meridian of Honolulu, l'articularattention Riven to
fine watch repairing. Sextant and quadrant
glaaaea silvered and adjusted Charta and
nautical instruments cointanlly on
Jy5 hand and for ale. ly
thos.gTtiirum,
E
NGRAVER ON COLD. SILVER. IIRASS,
IVORY, Ac, Ac.
STENCIL CUTTER IN PLANTATION,
Businea and Name ri.itc. myI7 ly
dr. oT cummings,
nOMffiOPATIIIST. C3 FORT STREET,
Hunolulu, II. I. mU 'i
(Late J anion, Oretn Co.)
JMPORTER AND COMMISSION MER
CHANT, agest roR
Lloyd' and the Liverpool Underwriters, Northern Assurance
Company, and llntish and Foreign Marine Insurance
Company.
mhS3 Fire I'roof Buildinp. Kaahnmanu and Queen Sts. ly
S. B. DOLE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE OVER
j. Richardson' Store, corner of F'ort and Merchant Streets
mh33
Honolulu. ly
ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MER
CHANTS, Corner of Fort and Slerchant Street. tnli9 ly
CHULAN & CO.,
IM P O R T E R S OF AND II E A L E R S I N
CHINA GOODS
Of all descriptions, and In all Wind of Dry Hood. Also, con
stantly on hand, a iuperior quality of Hawaiian Rice.
t23 Nuuanu Street, Honolulu. 1
W.C.JONES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND LAND AGENT.
Will practlcin i!UI Courts of the Kingdom. 11
will attend the Circuit Court on Kauai, Maui and
Hawaii, and vi.it either of those Islands
on special business.
u2J Office on Fort Street. ly
ALEX. J. CA-RTWRIGHT,
COMMISSION" MERCHANT AND UEN
F.KAL Sllll'l'lNU AUtNT,
Honolulu, Hawaiian Ilaiuls j'-' ly
PJGRKLVS V HOUSirS
PATENT
Metallic Kerosene or Coal Oil
SAFETY IjAIYIFS
-ANU-
I' I Xi U I TNT G- a -A. INT s :
rilll IS IS THE ONLY A IISOLI'TELY SAFE
r
LAMI' AND FILLlNt; KVEK M A 1) K.
TfW-fl't'l -f --t!u',r. V ii.'J- ' .t'tH-J tui.i ..ti.jl Uify
f " '"i'v i't i ( i ft'i' r I.'t,nj'
in ', lt i'ii ('.' ;
1. It is rrf-cllr ifc from -aploioit. owing
to ita arieutific trncture.
'2. Il will nol brviiK. I'-lns; tui le of metal.
3. It is rer.di-red porfrctly t lriiu hy its patent diip
cup.
4.1: ues ouc-third I oil in priori i ii to the
IiKbt given, without odor.
5. It girn t much uiore brilliant light, an.l more
steady l!:n gas, al cne-Cf-H the cxpcni-.
ALSO. THE
BEST WINDOW SHADE IN THE WORLD !
fMMI IS SHADE HAS TAKE
N THE FIRST
M.
PUI7K t the lit lir i4 the M
echaiucs' Iastitnte in
Saa Franciwx. A1j. at Hie S:.ite In
.dustrial Fair at acra-
mento, for ls.l.
MtaafartarrJ from all kiuJ of Wood uitablf for
llif purpose.
It fixtures work to perfection, an l n
We paint in every color ! -aired; it :s ai
of inside ti:nj.
W. ti. NEKDH
v . r c. t out of or. lor.
. a perfect imititi.n
AM CO.,
Wai'.aku. Maui,
Hawaiian Il.inJ.;.
A cents f r t
Or l-rs may b; kit with A. ?. CL
K...UORN CO .
oc'-45m
Honolulu.
FRAZER RIVER RED SALMON!
SPRINfJ CATCH :
IN PRIMK ORDKU.
FOR S A LE BY
ol CASTLE & COOKE.
THREE STYLISH BUGGIES
T K 1 i C KYLON !
LOR SALE BV
P oei'y
r. BREWER 4 CO.
gusintss (farts.
A. W. PEIECE & CO.,
l'.vv.cscr. f, C. L. Jlirhnrd.i t 0.
SIIIl CII A VIILKKS A XII GENERAL COM-M1.-;IUN
MEUCUAMi. Honolulu, Hawaiian Ulan 1.
E. P. ADAMS,
a I I TIOXKKR AMI COMMISSION' MLR-
CHANT.
vjU'-'-n itrt-et, Honolulu, 11. I.
F. HORN,
C1C1NFKCTIONKR. NO. 4'J IIOTF.L ST.,
J next ilour to C. t- Williams, Honolulu. dO
AFONG & ACHUCK,
IMPORTERS. W' HOLES A LK AND RETAIL
Ije&ler in Ueiieral Merchandise. Fire-proof Sture, Nuua
uu Street. 1
JUDD & LAINE,
C ROCERS AND PROVISION' DEALERS.
W Family Urocery and Feed fftore,
Zt' Fort Street, Honolulu. d20 ly
M. S. GRINBAUM & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL
er in Fashionable Clothing. Hats, Caps, Boot and boes,
and every variety of Gentlemen' superior Furni.tung Goods.
.utore formerly occupied by W. A. AUrich, Makee's
tri Block, Queen Street. ly
" JOHN THOS. WATERHOUSE,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN' GENERAL
MKRC11 AN DIsE,
a29 yueen Street, Honolulu. ly
J. .-. W'alkkr. S. C. Allkm.
WALKER & ALLEN,
at HIPPING AND COMMISSION MER-
t II AN Xi. HONOLULU, n. I.
kUKtiti FOB
Hawaiian Packet Line, . Spencer' Plantation.
Priuceville Plantation. Naalehu Plantation.
Onomea Plantation. "
Imperial Fire Insurance Company, London.
Merchant' Mutual Marine Insurance Co., San Francisco.
Nor. Western Mutual Life Insurance Co.
i-chrs. Fairy Queen, Active, Mary Ellen and Pauahi.
jail ly
M. McINERNY,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CLOTH
ING, Boots, Shoes, Hat, Cap, Jewelry, Perfumery,
Pocket Cutlery, and every description of Gent's Superior
Furnishing Goods. 37 Benkert'a Fine Calf Dress Boots,
always on hand.
N. E. Corner or Foht and Merchant Stkkkts. jail ly
LEWERS & DICKSON,
DEALERS IN LUMBER AND BUILDING
jy27 Material. Fort Street. ly
DILLINGHAM & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IX HARD
WARE, Cutlery, Dry Good, Paint and Oila, and General
Merchandise.
u 29 No. 95 King Street, Honolulu. ly
C. BREWER & CO.,
c
OM MISSION'
AN'D SHIPPING
MER.
CHANTS.
(au23 ly) Hawaiian Island.
Honolulu, Oahu,
ALLEN & CHILLINGWORTH,
KAYVAIIIAE. HAWAII,
WILL CONTINUE THE G E N E R A L
MEKC11ANDISK and KIJIPi'INa HLf INKtfS at the
above port, where they are prepared to furnish the justly cele
brated Kawaihae Potatoes, and such other recruits as are
required by whale ships, at the shortest notice and on the
most reasonable terms. (au23 ly) FIREWOOD ON HAND.
. n. XIOETTYT A TITT. in. d..
1 PHYSICIAN AN'D SURGEON', CORNER
Merchant and Kaahumanu Sts , near the Post-office.
au23 It
C. S. BARTOW,
UCTION'EER, SALESROOM ON QUEEN
. jull Street, one door from Kaahumanu. ly
F. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION' MER
CHANTS, Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. jull ly
BISHOP & CO., BANKERS,
HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN' ISLANDS.
DRAW BILLS OF EXCHANGE ON
The Bank of California San Francisco
Messrs. Lees & Waller New York
Tremont National Bank Boston
Oriental Bank Corporation London
Oriental Bank Corporation, payable in Sydney, Melbourne
and Auckland.
Agents for the Manhattan Life Insurance Company of Ne-r
Tork.
Receive Deposits, Discount First-clas Business Paper,
attend to Collecting, Ac, &c. my24 ly
R. H. STANLEY.
4 TTORN'EY AN'D COUNSELOR AT LAW.
j OFFICE in Rhodes' Fire-proof BuildiDg, Kaahumanu
ap20 Street, Honolulu. 3m
ii. Ficnnn.
FISCHER & ROTH.
1IERCHAM TAILORS, 38 FORT ST.,
ill apAi Honolulu, 11. 1. ly
THOMAS SPENCER,
SHIP CHANDLER. DEALER IN GEN
eral Merchandise, Island Produce, ic, and
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Brans' Bat, niLO, Saxdwich Islasds.
Will keep constantly on hand aa extensive assortment of every
description of goods required by ships and others.
The highest price given for Island Produce.
XJT Money advanced for Bills of Exchange at reasonable rates.
apl9 ly
HYMAN BROTHERS,
IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS IN
Dry G.Kxls, Clothing, Hats Famishing Goods, Ladies' and
Genu' Boots and !V Vankee Notions, Arc, ic,
Capt. S-ow's Building. N 0 Merchant St. Honolulu, apld ly
IRA RICHARDSON,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN BOOTS.
:-!iixa. Fine Clotliinp, Furnishing Goods,
Perfumery, 4c.
Corner of Fort and Merchant St. lrl'Jly Honolulu, H. I.
WILDER & CO.,
CJUCCESSORS TO DO WSET f A. CO.
Corner Fort and Queen Sts.
Dealers in Luniler, Paints, Oil, Nail. Salt, and Building
ap5 Materials, of every Wind. ly
JUST RECEIVED
EX BARK CLARA LOUISE !
FORBES, MASTER,
FROM PORTLAND, OREGON.
Columbia Kiver Salmon, Ills, and hf. bbls.
Salmon Uellies, half barrels and kits.
m
Lard,
Johnson ic SpaulJing's Sugar Cured Hams,
Delimiter's Pilot liread,
Preserved Salmon in 1 lb. and 2 lb. tins.
Wheat,
Oat5
Bran.
FOR SALE BV
ocll
II. HACKFELD & CO.
to wool ii:ovi:ks.
THE CNDERSICNED CONTINCE
to buy Wools at good price. Wools coming to
market this Spring particularly desired to make
freight.
m C. BREW tn IU
jHcttainl.
N. MURPHY,
MACHINE AND TOOL FORGING!
Also, AGRICULTURAL, IMPLEMENTS made and Kepaired
Particular Attention Paid to II(KSK-MI0KIG !
J31 Shop at Jis. Robinson t C. t Wharf. 2m
KEALOHA & PANEE,
House, Ship and Sign Painting!
HOTEL street
HAVING OPENED TIIEIil SHOP ON" THE
above (treet, are prepared to da til manner of work ia
their line of business. Charges reaaonwle, and all work done
with neatness and dispatch. j&3 ly
F. A. SCHAEFER,
A GENT Brriuru Iionrd of L'ndrrwrilf ra.
Ajeul Dresden Iionrd of Indrrwriirr,
igtnt Vlenun Board of Underwriters.
Claims against Insurance Companieiwithin the juriidiction
of the above Board of Underwriters, will have to be certified
to by the Agent to make them valid. ja3 ly
J. M. OAT & Co., Sailmakcrs.
OLD CUSTOM HOUSE, FIRE-PIOOF BUILDINQ.
On the Wharf. Foot of Nuuanu Street. Hono
lulu, II. I.
Sails made in. the Best Style and Fitted
with Galvanized Clues and Thimbles.
Flags of ull descriplious tunde and repaired.
Thankful for past patronage, we are prepared to execute all
orders in our line, with dispatch and In a satisfactory manner.
fe22 ly -
CAbTn ET MAKER'S SHOP!
THE UNDERSIGNED
beps to notify his friends and th;
public generally, that he has takei
en rfl
Sliop ou 3 ort Stroot,
one door below the Government Buildings, where he will be
found hereafter, prepared to carry on the
CABINET MAKER'S BUSINESS,
in all Us branches and on the most reasonable terms.
SECOND II AND FURNITURE BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and
Repairing Done Neatly and Expeditiously.
I'lensc Klvo liim a Call.
ap2G tf DANIEL McCORRISTO.N.
W. FISCHER,
Cabinet Maker and French Polisher
a29 Hotel St., near th6 Drug Store of E. Strehx 4 Co", ly
E. C. ADDERLEY,
Saddle and Harness Maker,
Tort aud Hotel Streets, Honolulu. VtTrr.
rr CarriaKes Trimmed with neatness aud dispatch. Island
i Orders uttemled to promptly. au23 ly
P. DALiTOlM,
Snilclle .mil Ilnrncs IVIaker,
K1XG STREET, HOXOLULU.
Harness, Saddle & Shoe Leafh-Cgtp
er, Constantly on Hand.
Order from the other Islands promptly attended to. jy25 ly
HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.
STEAM ENGINES, SUGAR
( Uv Mill. Boilers. Coolers. Iron. Brass and Lead
Machinery of Every Description made
TO ORDER.
Particular Attention paid to Ship's Blacksmilhing.
XT Job Work executed on the shortest notice. j-26 ly
H. VOSS,
rVo. 5 3Icroliant Street,
MAMFACTIUF.R AXD DEALER I" riUMTlBE
AND BEDDINO,
Old Furnilure Repaired and Upholstered. .
The best Curled Hair constantly on hand and for sale. All
ap26 orders promptly attended to.
1
McCOLCAN & JOHNSON,
Merchant Tailors,
Fort St., Honolulu, II. I., opposite Theod. C. Heuck's.
ap2G ly
THOMAS LACK,
(SCCCKS30B TO JOHN SKILL.)
TVX J. O II I3MISTI
NO. 40 FORT STREET,
will attend to all orders In the
LOCK, tl k GENERAL REPAIR LIXE
He wiTI give special attention to cleaning, repairing and reg
ulating Sewing Machines, and all other kinds of Light Machinery
and Metal Work of every description, UlneUanai thing, Ac
ALSO. ON HAND AND FOR SALE CIIEAP,
A Variety "of Sewing Machines,
Cons, Pistols, Shot, Ammnnitlon,
MACHINE OIL, NEEDLES, &c, AfC.
Sewing Machine Tuckers, Binder, and all other extra and
duplicate part of Machines supplied on short notice.
XT Dest Machine Twist. XI
COLB AGENT IS THIS KINGDOM FOR
The Celebrated Florence Sewing Machines.
jy26 ly
2V Q(k. 4 cVaA
THE HAWAIIAN HOTEL!
T
MIE PROPRIETOR WILL SPARE NO
pains to make this
E Ij 23 G-A. 3M T II O T JH Xj
First-Class in Every Particular !
ROOMS CAN BE HAD BY THE SIGHT OR WEEK !
with or without board.
II ALL AND LARGE ROOMS TO LET FOR
ju2S PUBLIC MEETINGS, OR SOCIETIES. ly
THE RIDGE HOUSE
KEALAKEKUA It A Y IIA WAII.
THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS ARE
noted the world over for their unrivaled salubrity of
climate. Certain localities in the group are epec
ially favored in this way. The district of Kona, on
the leeward side of Hawaii, ha long been lamed as a pltce of
resort for invalids with bronchital, or lung diseases. With its
pure and mild atmosphere, with its absolute freedom from
atorms or high winds, with its porous soil which, with all its
rich vegetation, retains no dampness and yields no malaria, and
with an unvarying temperature that of the Atnericun or
Southern European June ALL THE YEAR ROUND, the
climate of Kona is one of the healthiest and most luxurious on
the globe.
The undersigned, at his house at Kaawaloa. a house une
qualed in the district for sixe, cleanliness, commodiomness.
and thoroughness of furnishing, is prepared to give boarders
excellent rooms and all obtainable comforts in the way of diet, at
the low rate of $ 5.00 per week. There are fresh water baths
on the premises, and fine sea bathing within a short distance.
The steamer Kilaueaand the schooners Uilama and Prince, run
regularly between Honolulu and the Kaawaloa landing.
The undersigned employs no agents nor runners. His house
speaks for itself upon inspection. A. A. TODU.
Kaawaloa, Kealakekua Bay, Kona, Not. 15, ls;3. co29
AUSTRALIAN WINES!
1 ED, WHITE, M L'SCAT.FRONTIGN A V,
M.M. c, Ac. crraieoy
noS
CHAS LONG.
v
Ml
iTttriuntral.
CHAS. BLACKBURN,
No. S3 Kins St..
Next door to Wnght A Co.'s Blacksmith Shop. All order
uo2i
promptly attended to. ly
J. H. THOMPSON,
General Blacksmith, Fort St, Esplanade.
HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
For Sale at the Lowest Market Pricea, a good assort
ment or the Best Refined Bar Iron, and the best
Blaoksmith s Coal. nl5 ly
JAS. L. LEWIS,
Cooper and Ganger, at the Old Stand,
f r J 1 CORNER OF KING AND i.
U BETHEL Streets. Would inform Planters, .fTr
- Agents and others that, ia aJdition to his "' 1 f'
former lare Stock of Tierces, Barrels and Casks, by the arriv
al of the ship Coringa from Boston, he has received
3 ISO Bbl. Sheebs and Containers.
Of a superior quality, which will be sold reasonable in lots to
suit.
He hopes by attention to business to merit a continuance o f
the patronage which he has heretofore enjoyed and for which
he now returns his thanks. nl5
JOHN FREDERICK KENYON,
MILITARY, XAVAL AXD CIVIL
t a ij:. o rt .
King St., next door to Bradley's Barber Shop, Honolulu. o4 ly
HORSESHOEING
0
AND
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING I
TMIE UNDERSIGNED HAS TAKEN THE
. Hhop at the foot of King Street, near the bridge of Iloo
liliamanu, where he will be prepared to execute all orders in
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. IIAKPER, well known as a thorough Farrier.
Please give him a call. HENRY C. SHELDON.
Honolulu, Oct. 17, 1S73. ola Sm
OQ
IXiiig Stroot,
oo
M. T. DONNELL,
IMPORTER AND MANCFACTCRka OP
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE !
(E Suitable to this market.
E9f XT Old Furniture repaired and Mattrasses of all de
T scriptions made to order.
Before buying elsewhere call at SGand 83 Kiugslrrrl
ocl ly
C. E. WILLIAMS,
Manufacturer, Importer and Dealer in
3?" tt n. nitu n 33 :
f? " OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
f&l Furniture Ware Room on Fort street ; Workshop at
' T the old stand. Hotel street, near Fort.
N. B Orders from the other islands promptly attended to.
au3 ly
PHOTOGRAPHS, PORTRAITS, VIEWS
AND COPYING! DONE IN THE BEST STYIE,
At the Cosmopolitan Photograph Gallery !
64 and CO Fort St. (jail ly)
II. L. CHASE
CHAS. T. CULICK,
IN OTAltY 3PTJ 13 LIC,
AND
AGENT TO TARE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOR
au23 ly
Interior Office, Honolulu.
C. WEST,
Wagon and Carriage Enlldrr, 71 and 76 Kin? St.,
Honolulu. (jalS ly) Island orders promptly executed.
A. D. BOLSTER,
House, Ship, Sign, Carriage & Ornamental Painting
In all its branches.
AT THE OLD STAND. ON' KING
Street, will execute all orders in his tine with promptness,
at low rates, and in as good style as any. ja4 ly
O. SEGELKEX.
I. KISTLER.
C. SECELKEN & CO.,
Tin, Copper, Zinc and Sheet Iron Workers,
Nnnann Street, bet. Merchant and Queen,
HAVE CONSTANTLY ON' HAND
Stoves, Lead Pipe, Oalv. Iron Pipe, Plain and Hose
Bibbs, stop Cocks, India Kuober nose test J-ply in
lengths of 25 and 60 feet, with Coupling and Pipe com
plete. Also, a very large stock of Tinware of every descrip
tion. Jobbing and Repairing done to order promptly and war
ranted. Particular attention given to Ship Work.
Thankful to the citizens of Honolulu, and the Islands gen
erally, for their liberal patronage in the past, we hope by stiict
attention to business to merit the same for the future.
XT Orders from the other Islands will be carefully attended
to. apl'2 ly
FAMILY MARKET!
Choicest Meats from the Finest Herds
Fish Poultry, Vegetables, &c,
Furnished to Order.
T71XTRAS. Tuesdays nnd Thursdays Veal,
Mjj Fridays Fiat.
Saudnys Lamb,
(Unless otherwise ordered.)
The Proprietor having erected a neat and commodious
Vegetable, Fruit & Poultry Market,
Connected with toe Family Meat Market, will be prepared to
promptly and satisfactorily fill orders for everything requisite
to furnish the table with all the Substantial and Delicacies the
country affords. ,
Shipping supplied on Short Notice.
Meats. 4c, deliveredfto all parts cf the city without ctra
charge. (nol 3m) E. H. BOYD
500 GALLONS LIME JUICE
IOR SALE BV
? oclS 3m
A. W. PEIRCE & CO.
Rum, in casks or barrels
TN BOND OR DUTY PAID.
JL no's
For Sale by
CHAS. LONG.
COCOANUTS !
10000 COCOANUTS FROM SOUL
ETV Islands suitable for planting.
ol3 For Sale by A. W. PEIRCE A-CO.
C O S o
X a . H H
w 11 -h 4 2
tO vr 5 l-
U - afif - CI -S - ,
a J .55 C3 s
CA o D u 5
A
NORTH GERMAN FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF HAMBURG
MMHE CNDERMUNKD IIAVINC KEEN
l appointed Acct:t of the avve Company f r ihe San.lWH-b
Island, is dow prepared TO INSl'RK Afl AlN.-T t!RK upon
the fboat favorable trrms
On Brick, Slour. nail Woailrn Starrs.
And on Merchandise stored therein, Private lwellnii;., Furni
ture, 4c. All Loasra a.lju.ied aul paid for her with prompt
itude. For particular apply at the office f
ja:U ly TUEOl. C. II M'CK, Aymt.
THE BRITISH AND EOREIUN
MARINE INSURANCE COMP'Y,
(.LIMITED.)
ACCEPTS RISKS AT THE LOWEST
KATES. The clau.r in the Polirie of thi Company are
ipecially advanlageou. TIIKO. II. D.tll,
A rent.
THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMFY
I?;ues lire and Life I'vllrles
ON THE MOST LI1IERAL TERMS. ALL
Claims :or Losses settled with promptitude.
nla ly . T11EO. II. DAUKS, gent.
I 31 V E It I A L
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF LONDON.
(Iualilulrd 1SU3.)
CAl'ITAL, 8,00l),00(l IN (.OLD!
riMIE I'NDERSIGNED ARE 1'R El A RED
JB. to issue policies on Fire Hiska ( Kb or without the aver
age clause), on Plantation Buildings and Machinery, Private
lelliiig. Brick. Stone and Woolen Stin'. Merchamliae, foal.,
Lumber, Ships in Port, Ac, on the most favorable terms.
IT A II loa.rs ndju.liil nml puiil far lirre ,Lt
For particulars apply at the oili.-e i.f
WALKER ALLEN,
au23 ly Agents for the Hawaiian I.lan.la
TRANSATLANTIC
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
r Iltimlmri?.
Capital, One Million Prussian Thalera.
rflHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING IIEEN
Jl appointed. Agents of the above Company are now ready to
Issue Polities against RisLs of Tire, on Unildlngs,
Mrrrhnudiae nml Ftirnilurr,
on term equal to those of other respectable companii-a.
Losses paid for and adjusted here.
Y'W particular apply to
oc4 tf H. HACKFELD & CO., Agent
II A 31 IIURC. I RE 31 11 N
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
nplIE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING IIEEN
JL Appointed Agents of the above Company, are prepared
to Insure risks against Fire on Stone and Brick Buildings,
and on Merchandise stored therein, on most favorable terms.
For particulars apply at the olfice of
s20 1y F. A. SCHAEFER 4 CO.
Fire and Marine Insurance.
rilHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING IIEEN
M duly authorized
By the Firemen's Fund Insurance Comp'y.
of San Francisco to write both Fire and Marine risk, are pre
pared to accept Insurance on
D wt-lliujf., llniidiiiif., AI r rclmitlie. Furni
ture, Vr.srls in I'orl. nml Ink
Cargo Risks, to and from this, aud nil I'orelsn Forts.
at the most Favorable Rates.
jul4 1y . BISHOP A CO.
Boston Board of Underwriters r
AGENTS " f Hawaii." I.loml.,
mfil ly C. BR E V Ell At CO.
Philadelphia Board of Underwriters J
GENTS for I lie Hnvrniinn lalnnria,
L mhl ly
C. BREWER h CO.
7JOT ICE. MASTERS OF VESSELS VIS
1 ITINO this port in a disableI condition and Insured in
any ol the Boston and Philadelphia OIQces must have their
reports and accounts duly certified to by us.
mhl ly C. BREWER & CO.
BOSTON BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.
THIE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS OF THE
Boston Board of L'nderwriters, notify Masters of Vessel
and other that all bill for Repair on Veisels, and all bill
for General Average purposes, must be approved by the Agent
of the Boston Underwriters, who must also be represented on
all surveys, or such bills will not be allowed.
o25 ly C. BREWER k CO., Agents.
CALIFORNIA INSURANCE COMPANY.
TMIE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS OF THE
above Company, have been authorized to Insure risks oo
Cargo, Freight and Treasure,
from Honolulu to all port of the world, and vice versa.
o2j ly II. HACKFELD A Co.
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
INSURANCE CO.,
OF
LONDON AND EDINIIlTIlf.II.
established, laos.
CAPITA L 2,000.000
Arcuiuulateil nml Invested Fuuil, 2,838,118
rMIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE KEEN A !
J POINTED AUENTS lor the Sandwich Islands, and are
authorised to Insure against Fire upon favorable terms.
Risks taken in any part of the Islands on Wooden Boildiogs,
and Merchandise stored therein. Dwelling Houses and Furni
ture, Timber, Coals, Ships in harbor with or without cargoes or
anderrepair. (ap5 ly) ED. II JFFaCHLAEOER k CO.
HAWAIIAN SOAP WORKS
a it j: v v c . ,
Manufacturers and Dealers
IN ALL KINDS OF SOAPS!
Leleo, King Street, Honolulu.
Beef, Mutton and Goat Tallow Wanted!
Orders Left nt Irn Rielin rdaon's Hoot and
Shoe Store will meet with prompt
apl2 Allendanee,
J . N O TT & CO.,
J3iaziors,
flMX, COFFER, ZINC AND MIEET IRON
1 WORKERS,
Are prepared to do any and all kinds of work in their line.
COPPER WORK
of nil descriptions nmilr to Order.
WATER PIPES, GALVANIZED AND LEAD.
Laid on or repaired.
GUTTERS AND SPOUTS, and all kind or Tin
Work on Buildings done on Short Notice.
IN STOCK
A FULL ASSORTMENT of MATERIALS
in the above lin, which they OFFER AT LOWEST PRICES
together with a fine assortment of
Cooking Stoves,
Ship's Cabin Stoves,
&c, &c, &c.
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
?MAM. FAVORS THANKFULLY RECEIVED AT
noS NO. Jt KAAHUMANU STREET.
.tlocitslic prcUcrt.
iio.i:i:k iiii.i., i,aiiaIia.
C"1 A M I'll ELL A, TIRTON. Proprieloss.
J l'np of Sujtar of aiy-rri.ir quality, n w routine lu and
U't sale in quantities to suit by
ulJlf tt. IIACKFKI I' A CO.
WEST MAUI SUGAR ASSOCIATION !
LAIIAtA. M At!.
C4IIOICE SLO AK. CHOP OF 1-13, NOW
emum; lu and (Mr a! by
i4 ly C. "a ft It W ICR ft CO. Arfnla.
WA I LU K U PL A NT AT 10 N !
w
AIM KC, Mil l. CHOP OF I H 1 U
For by
V. HKKWKIl A Co..
c 4 3m
Ar'nt.
MAKEE PLANTATION.
ULI PALAKUA, MAUI.
CROP OF 1813 Sl'iall A. MOLASNEN,
trl 3m For hale by C. DKk All A IV, Arula
WASHINGTON MEAT MARKET!
X7EXT DOOR TO LOVFS STEAM IIA Ii F.
ry, Nuuanq Mrret, r. W. M NNK.
Href. Mnltoss a. aid Vral of Ike Heal (aallly.
Alao, tialt Pork, Pa It Beef, Huperlor Jrk bauufe., ala)a
on hand, and NJ at the Lowes! Market Pries.
oc4 Meata delivered to all part of lb. City. ly
WAIKAl'U lliAiTATIOI !
II. Coraiwell, Proprietor.
C.'O AR AND M O LASSES FROM TlllH
a Plantation f.r sale In lots to suit purebars. A I'pl T
ocl ly (irn. C. .Mi LK AN, Arnt
HONOLULU STEAM DAKL-vV !
R. LOVE & BROTHERS. Proprietor.,
Nl UANU fTREKT.
1)ILOT. MEDIITmTnD NAVY IIREAD,
alwaya on band and suade ts nrdrr.
.li, Water, Snla and liuttrr VuiArr.
JENNY LIN I) CAKKH. hr.
SHIP IIREAD REUAKED on thaalnslrst uMlc.
FAMILY llRoAD, mads of lha Dal riosr, UkaU daily anJ
always on hand.
,V. B.BUOtry BREAD OF THI HsVAT UJI.IT
seSil ly
METROPOLITAN MARKET,
C. WALL I. It,
XING STREET, HONOLULU. .
a 'JO ly
KAUP.KUEA PLANTATION SIJR.1R
NOW COM1NO IN,
4 ND FOR SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT
2.
PUHC1IA8ERS. I1Y
A FON'I It ACIU'CK.
in 14 ly
Honolulu, June 1st, 1873.
WOLEE RICE PLANTATION,
KAILUA, KOOLAUPOKO. -
NO. 1 AND NO. X HICK FROM TIIK AIVOVK
Plantation,
.A. Tr"Ixxo Trtlalo Artiolol
Always on hand and for sals by
AIIHKK A ACIII NU,
Jull ly Curr.er of Kins; and Nuuanu fit-
FAMILY MARKET f
E. II. HOYD, Proprietor. Hotel Street.
riiolie.t MraU from flneat tenl. Poultry, Fl.h, Verelablr
sgr, Tovniatiea w w osi 1 mfr-
SOLE AND SADDLE LEATHER,
Tanned Goat and Sheep Skint.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR SA LIC,
from the well-known
WAIMF, A TANNKI!Y U. NOTLEV.
By (ap5 ly) A. B. CLKOHORN k CO , Anenla.
A. Si CLECHORN & CO.,
4 UENTS FOR THE
2. WAIMKA TANNERY,
Jal 1 lllawall.
ONOMEA PLAN T ATI O N .
COUGAR AND MOLAKSEN CROP 1H13,
C9 couilrig in, for sale In quantitiea to suit purchaaera,
Jyfl ly By WALK ICR ALLEN, A tenia
1873. IHT3.
SlIKCI2It IIAITATIOI !
SUUAK AND MOLAkSES.CROP C'OMINO
in and for sale Id quantities to soil purchasers by
Jy6 ly WALKER ALLEN, Af.-i.ta.
PRINCEVILLE "PLANTATION.
Sugar nnd Molasses Crop 1873,
aflOMIXO IN, FOR MALE IN QUA NT I
Til
IKS to suit purchaser, by
ly ir
WALKER k ALLEN, Arml.
WAIAHOLE RICE PLANTATION.
VI). 1 RICE.-A FINE ARTICLE. SI' IT.
Aw able for family uae. For sale by
uihTi ly
j. i. Dowsr.rr.
IIOAOI.lIIilJ SOW AVOKliS !
BY
W. J. RAWLINS, Manufacturer
OF
ALL KINDS OF SOAPS!
AND
Buyer of Beef, Mutton and Goat Tallow !
And nil kinds ol Soap Grease
X. U All Orders left at the Store of M. McJnrrr.y,
Importer and Dealer in Boots and Bhoea, N. R. Corner
of Fort and Merchant titreeta, will be thank
fully received and promptly
attended to.
V. J. RAWLINS,
Proetlenl Sons. Holler,
leleo, Kiiik Ht.f lloiK'ialt.
Ja2i ly
TIIK FOVIVTAIIV!
REDUCTION OF PRICE,
$5.00 PER WEEK.
"W ill "13 o O n. r r 1 o cl o ix
AS A
FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT !
TO eUIT EVERY-POCKET.
A Pleasant Retired Room for Ladies !
ICE CREAM AT ALL TIMES !
MR. KYCKOFT will receive per Cata Rica, Bills of rare
and Restaurant Cheeks, and proposes so carry os his Ke.Ua
rant in first-class Dan Vraoclsoo style. aulw
IN IOO LH. KEGS.
nOR SALE BY
V e27 tf
U. HACKFELD t o
HAWAIIANFIRE WOOD !
rfMIIS WOOD IS EQUAL TO TWO CORDS
1. of ForeigTi.
For Bale by CIIAfl. LONCJ,
No. 6, Men haul Pi.
A FEW BBLS. HUMPBACK OIL.
m WHICH IS NEXT TO SPERM.
For Bale by CHAS. LONG,
No. 6, Merchant Ml
SUPERIOR SHERRY,
AfADEIRA, EN'CLISH AND CAL1FOR-
IT NIA PORTa. California lioca.
Rhine Wines of different brands. ,
For Bale by CIIA8. .
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