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UNDERWRITERS' SALE.
1 e l'aWrrBij(ar4 I iHalrurlral I o Sell
Public A lor H
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THIS DAY, SATURDAY, Nov. 27,
At 10 CTclurk, A. Mtl blMiva.
The following Merchandise
Y. Bk. CEDES, IMMUF.U Bi SKA WAT KB. .
E 4k C No 141 Cm CofiUU.u.f
4 ts .ik Parasol, No 4i.
I t H k Prabl. So 10.
Xo 1 1 l'nf Containing
, - Sons La.li?s Wbur H',
2i i M-o' Ski,
10 .Is !(., Hock,, 42 tit I'hil.lrrn's St. kinn
' C 4 C Ja 4 I 'ae Containing
2u lx La-ii-V lUlhr. llosr, SiO,
6dz Lil Thrr. II ,r, 10O,
0 Uz Balhr. Br lluv, ioo,
dx Bltr Wl.it ll.se, r;uo,
da Uaantlrtt llow, 1012,
(M)7tfcl A 791 2 Bal.-s.eirh 50 100 Frs II r bUi.krt.
C. 8. BUlfn, Aui'i'r.,
2 UNDERWRITER'S SALE !
OF
ON WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 1.
... : AT IS O'CLOCK NOON,
. For the Benefit of Whom it Hay Concern.
WILL BK SoLW AT PU BLIC AUCTION. .
The SHIP EMERALD, as she lies
loijf iul the eharf io the Harbor of Honolulu,
Together wills ktr )Its, Span, El?gln, Anchors,
' CHAINS, Ac. ALSO,'
F'urnitiiro and Effects !
Br Ortr of h CapUia, and Agent for Owners,
.v; J.'O. Bairnskn.
Z "v' C. 8. BARTOW. Aurfr.
Auction Sale of ReaLEstate
Ttse aadrnlgatii ! Instructed to tell on the premise, at
12 o'clock noon,
ON THURSDAY, - - - DECEMBER 26
ALL THAT
CERTAIN PARCEL of LAND,
SliMalrd ia Kiklbale, Ileiselwlw,
Bring subtlirlsloo Aeef said Lot, and containing an area of
' 2220 square feet, together with the
WOODEIT BUILDING Thereon Situated
lately occupied by J. B. Schumaker, decratl."
Tae 14 ia -awtuii,lj situate.!, "and is a most desirable'
House Lot: - Title perfect. Terms Cash Deeds at the expense
'fpascbasr. , - - .
y Alto, at Ute same time anj place, ' '
A SMALL LOT OF FURNITURE.
tor furthet particulars apply to
C. S. BABTOW, Auctioneer.
PLEASE YOUR -CHILDREN !
B K A UTIF fJJL
CHROMO PICTURES !
.1 FOR
? SCRAP BOOKS,
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i AT
GASTLE&GOOKE'
ALSO
JUST RECEIVED,
A FINK A330RTMKNT Of
EXTRA QUALITY PRINTS,
LIGHT AMD DARK FAST COLORS.
ilflUCO WATERPROOF.
IT A Blue and Brown Waterproof, cotton an.1 wool, auJ
all wool.
Fine Black ami Oxford Doeskins Hlue Salara
Fine Bine and Black Broad Cloth,
Bab j Carriafe Kuf, Gardes Hals, Skirt Supporter.'
Also, to Arrive,
PER
D. C. Murray & R. C. Wylie
FANCY
TRIMMING
ROBK PRINTS.
PRINTS.
Bleached anj Cnbleacl ed Cottons an.1 Sheetings.
Rossia CrmaU tad Diaper,
Oroas Crain Ribbons, Fancy Flannel Orershirts,
Blu and Grey Flannel.
Wbiltast Drab Moleskin, Cnderhirts,
White and Buff Linen Puck.
Fancy Linen Drills, White Quilting.
Drtsa Uollaads, nandkrrrhirfi,
Whit Tabic Unen,
.- Finest Best and Mediant Napkins,
Most, alto SetUnfr, Kayy FlsoDels,
Cotloa lloae, Scarlet Flannel, Faivy Tweeds,
Fancy Braids, Silk Qosaaioer.
Fancy Tabic Damask, nair CMh, Silicias, Shoe Thread.
, . . t .ALSO
PORTLAND CEMENT!
Assorted Paints and Oil, 1
Oalraniaed Tubs, Pads ami Wuh Basins,
- Tea Kettles, T Hinge. 6 to 16 inch.
Fencing Wire, No. 6,
Annealed and Tarred Hoop Iron, best No. 1?, light, il in.
Castor Oil, 1 and 2; Castile S.ap, Graular.
Ward A Payne Kangaroo Sheep Shears.
Curry Comb. India. Rubber assorted-, Chamois Sama
tfpoa.es, Caps, Shot, Fancy Bowls.
A FINE ASSORTM'T OF FILES. SCREWS
AND Bt CKLES.
Uroand JtatW Ginger.' -
Oroand Pepper and Cinnamon,
Pore Cream of Tartar in bulk.
Pare Olyceriae. Fish Lines,
Peart Button.
Beat Lace Leather, Fancy Soaps, 4C, Ac, Ac, Ac.
Golden Gate lloin,
ALWAYS ON II AND.
CRIHEDSICR.
BEST AND MEDIUM QUALITIES
RAW SUGARS.
COLUMBIA RIVER AND FRAZER RIVER
la quantilie to suit.
Downer's and Dovoe's Kerosene
Country OrJer lronill tittmJ'if to
ami tit I'Oirezt Haft., by
Cnntle Sc CooKo.
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LUNCH COFFEE AOON, BY LUN JOCK
3 Xt'liUW STREET, fJft-tfSI .
-- lim' 1 o. uiegnorn s w.
Frra 3 o'clock in the moroiog till 10 in the erening.
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AMEBICM SHIP E1MLD
REGULAR CASH SALE !
ON THURSDAY, DEC. 2d,
M L'f-,il 3 A. it., at .Jjleir r.oi.an
ASST. OF NEW GOODS
NAMKLY-.
tin' Pru.tt, Matiiiit. Lineo Drills,
Brown Coltti, Wlii CuUui.., Mrrino,
Vi.-toria Lwr,. iik Hi, lkr. l.iS,
II""njn.rl l.iuco Haottkrrhi'-N.
FANCY FLANNEL 0VER8HIRTS !
ll.4rvr.l !-l.ul M'.,,l l,iaU.
TurVMi T-wl 1 V.All.h.c,
Ultikrti, Hint -hiri. Amrt'ktr I.vriiiD
Amkraf Htri,
, C.4im Iinll. Kii.ii.mt,
', Fine Tr-J Puin.
Be.lJoill, Mf ritK) an,l Cotlun I inlrrvhirta,
FELT AND STRAW HATS!
La.l.ra' nr.jc, Uru' 8oci,
' P-ritlles an.1 Tiu, Trarrllinir Eags, Kir , Ktc.
(illlKEIIIES, F.iMl GOODS, LI !
Bet Brands Kerosene. Caril Maichm,
Wait Powd.-r, Su-.lin.-s, Swlu Crackers,
Clotli- Plus, Hatus, Bicon. Can.lki,
Picklrs, TobaT., Cigars, fine Tt-a, Oysters,
Ae llaadk-a. Salt, Wah Blue, Pain Killer,
Wrappi'ig Paper, ,
' ALSO
Brown Sugar, Crushed Sugar.
.". V K. P. ADAMS. Auctioneer.
James Makee'a. White: Sugar,
7 o
A" XEW ARTKXK.Sl l'EaiORTOAXV.
thlna made in tbe Islands
For sale by
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C. BREWER A CO.
CANNED GOODS,
FROM CUTTING & CO.'S CELEBRATED FACTORY,
1ASES MOCK TURTLE SOUP. CASKS
ROAST Beef, Cases Boiled Beef, Cases Roast Mutton,
Cases Boiled Mutton, Cases Roast Veal, Cases Turkey, Cast-s
vmcaen, teases eonps, ae., e.
For Sale by " B0LLE8 A CO.
AMD
GARHIAGE MATERIAL !
rilllK UM)ERSI(;KI) II AS JI ST RE-
M. CElVfcD from the Ka.it and San Francisco, in addition
to liis usual Urge assortment of Carriage Material, tbe following
Moods i .
HICKORY SPOKES,
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from 1 Inch to 3J inches.-
OAK AND HICKORY RIMS,
from 1 inch to 2 inches. . - .
FINE ASSORTMENT HUBS, ALL SIZES.
Felloes for u?0arts. Assorted Size, Oak and Asb J
' Hickory Wagon and Bugy Shafts, finished and rough;
. Poles, Wagon and Carriage, finished and rough,
Whiffletrees, Doubletree, Crossbars, Yokes, Seat Kails,
Seat Spindles, Wagon and Buggy Bows,
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CARRIAGE HARDWARE
Consisting of Steel and Iron Axles, Spring Slay Fraces, Foot
Rails, Step Pads, Body Loops, Whiffletree Couplings and Fer
ules, Slake Irons, Cockeyes, Hub Bands, plain, silvered and
oroide, screw capped Central Park Pattern, Pole Crabs, Step
Treads, Body Steps, Wear Irons, -' , . ;
FINE Asst. of OVAL MOULDINGS
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' .. ; ia Brass and Gold, from i to inch. I
CroKH Htmi 3roimtInifw consisting of
Diamond Centres, Buckles, Strap Holder Loops gold A oroide
A FEW SUPERIOR ENGLISH A AMERICAN STYLES .
BASKET PHAETON BODIES!
(jj- One and Two-seated, which will be put up in the be?j
possible wanner to order, at short notice.
CARRIAGES ALWAys ON-HAND
or manufactured with tllsimtch First Class Workmen em
llyeil In all branches. '
A continuance of the public patronage is respectfully solicited.
AU. ISLAM DORliERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
O. WEST,
Nos. 74, 70 and 73 King St. Honolulu. U. I.
doS
THe LADIES of tbe HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
TO KNOW
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THAT THE UNDERSIGNED II AS
JUST RECEIVED !
PER "LEGAL TENDER,'
A.ii Klegant Xine of
LAMES' k IIIIIIIREW SHOE WARE
Ui' A A KIND.
Whih J'or $n2rirtty of irorktitrtpahip
The Children' Ware.
ARE SOMETIIIM; KLKUIXT.
'THESE GOtl DS W I I.I. BE SOLD AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
ALSO JUST TO HAND
LADIES' WHITE KID SLIPPERS.
Ladir you (tr: respectfully Invited to X
amine these foods and jmlye for . -ioui'st
Ivex.
Fvery pair-plainly tnarEF11
. V. M. MtlXERN V,
Honolulu, July 1.18T5. 897-ly
FIRST VESSEL
For TAHITI, DIRECT.
T1IK A 1 Bi;!l
it. u i. r. i: s
CAPTAIN CU.VVr,
U ill fcaTf iHimrdUte UL-patth far the akoie Tri !
For Frr.gl.t or l'agr. ap 1 at liffi of '
n27 J I. 1jHs:TT.
First Sailing Vessel
FOR SAA F R A Ad SCO
AMHtlCAN BARK
For Vrr iht, apply to
no.iT CASTLE A CuKK. A,;i.t
For loiil:iiil, Oiuoii.
' ' TIIK lUYAIHN B AM K
rt? MATTIE MACLEAY
J. H. WALTKK, .latrr.
Mill llitf (alrW DUpatth Ur tbr Air Pwrt
For Frht or Pursue, apply to
nol II. II ACKKKLD CO.. Agents.
FOE BITCAIKISr !
Til K A I HAWAIIAN B AKK
R- C. WYLIE,
II WOLTKRS, Master,
Will have Quick Dispatch for Above Port.
For freight or passage apply to
r.6 St II. H ACKFELI) A CO., Agent
FOR SAx FRANCISCO.
TBE FINE NEW CLIPPER SCHOONER
BONANZA,
Built for the late W. C. Ralston, Esq , is expected early in
December ami will have quick dipatrh,
For Freight or Parage, apply to
J.T. WATERHOCSE.
The advertiser belives this to be the finest schooner ever
within our harbor and was built in San Frani-iwn. no'JO 4t
FOR SYR IV FY, IV. S. W.
The A. S. N. Co.'s Fine Steamship
MORr:, Masler
WILL SAIL FOR SYDNEY, MVS. W.,
On or about Dec. 16th !
All Freight intended for Shipment per Steamers either to
Sail Francisco or the Colonies will be received in the Steamer
Warehouse Free of Sl.rnge.
The Agents will give a Warehouse-Receipt for all Merchan
dise, but will not be responsible for los by fire.
XT For Freight md Pass.ige, to Sydney, New Zealand and
Melbourne, apply to
no20 C. BREWER A CO., Agents.
I'AtlFIl MAIL STEAMSHIF lOS
SAN FRANCISCO,
Australia and New Zealand Line
THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
V A S C ODE C A M A ,
RICE, Commaud?r, will
LEAVE HONOLULU FOR SAN FRANCISCO
On or about Dec. 7th.
XT For Freight and Passage, or any further information,
no20 Apply to H. IIACKFELD A Co. Agents.
PACIFIC HAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S
SAN FRANCISCO,
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND LINE!
THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
CITY OF SAN FRANCIS 10 !
W ADD ELL, Commander.
"Y77"ll Zjoavo IZouolulu
KANDAVU, F. I., & SYDNEY, N. S. W.
connecting at Kamlavu with Company's steamer for AUCK
LAND, N. Z., PORT CHALMERS, and interme hate ports,
On or aboutffthe I 5th December.
For Freight and Passage, and lurther information,
no20 Apply to H. IIACKFELD A CO, Agents.
BOSTON & HONOLULU PACKET LINE !
C. BREWER Ai UO.. AGENTS.
Favorable arrangements can always be made for
si Storaee and Shipment of Oil, Bone, Wool, Hides
and other Merchandise to New Bedford, Boston, New York and
other Eastern Ports. XT Cash Advances made.
02 ly U. BKKWKK & w.
REGULAR
DISPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
C. BREWER & CO.. AGENTS.
Merchandise received STORAGE FREE and
!5 liberal cash advances made on shipments by this
(o2 ly) C. BREW Kit CO.
-.' TIME-TABLE OF. TEE
STEAMER " KILAUEA,"
MARCH ANT,
MASTER.
TuesJay, Nov 30th, 5 p m "''o
Monday, Dec 6th. 6pm n.uu
Monday, Dec 13th, 5pm Circuit of Hawaii
Wednesday, Dee 22.1, 6 p m Circuit cf Kanal
.Monday, Dec 27th, bp m
irr When there are no cattle to land at Maalaea Bay, an
effort will be made to reach Honolulu Saturday P. M.
ITT On down Trirs the Steamer will not leave Kaalualu nntil
9 A. M. or later; Makena until 6 A. M. or later; and Maalaea
Bay until 8 A. M. or later, without due notice of any change
being given. ' "
Rates of Passage will be
To or from Kannakakai, Molokai... $ 5 00
" iJihalna, Maul t uo
" Maalaea, Maui "00
" Makena, Maui 8 00
" Mahukona, Hawaii...; 10 00
' " Kawaihae, ' 10 00
" Kailua. " 10 00
" Kaawaloa, - u , 10 00
' Hilo, " 1- 12 60
' ' Kau Coast " 15 00
Circuit of Hawaii, Round Trip". 22 00
To or from any P. rt on Kaaat 800
Circuit of Kauai, Round Trip... -- 12 00
Deck Passage for natives only w
No Credit for Passage Money !
TICKETS AT HIE OFFICE ONLY. '.
No berth will be considered as taken until paid for. Not
responsible for bapgage unmarked or any Freight or Parcels
unless receipted ir.
FREIGHT. MONEV DUE OX DEMAND:
tt An effVwt will be mvle to have the Steamer reach Hono
lulu on the evening of the same day she leaves Maui.
SAMUEL O. WILDER, Agent.
Otfice with Wil.ler A Co., comer or Fort and Queen Streets.
996
REGULAR PACKET FOR HHAINA.
THE SCHR. NETTIE MERRILL,
K. D. CRANE, Master. -
HIIIRho KfaUriy bet fen This Prt aad Lahalna,
f LKAVXSQ--.. . . '
IIodoIbId .Saturdays and Lahaina every Wrdnrsdays.
58 3m H. IIACKFELD A C., Agents.
FOR SALE!
C1H IV A KIRE-WOOD. JTST RECEIVED
J EX BRIO HAZARD.
CUT & SPLIT, READY FOR THE STOVE I
09
AT LOW BATES.
S. C, ALLEN.
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.4-wtrtiSiKtnls.'
TAX COLLECTOR'S NOTICE,
li I STRICT OF KO.N A,
Honolulu. Oahu, 1875 !
iwi a it v kii
IX Till IMSTRK T AKK
i h'by u.-4.arJ Uj thr iioU'gl
l ( .Mwrarr '
. i ,ii t liv lit' TiK I'lIK I It. '
KKT 1 K.i K. at hi il' Mir.r. Mr 1. A.oui.i J
Moiajr. 1 M f NoT.mber. pr- Ati io rf'Tity w.th .
. . . ... . . . . . I - . ... !
mrtioo wa ui u v.va lou. m .mumu
are hereby rtr.ju:rd to o.Ve iti.air.l awymrt.t U the tame.
(iScr open evtry M.itsday, WI-lay iJ a!i,r lay, fr-jci
9 s. m., to 4 p to
tig... II LICK.
aai 1 id Taa Culhrvtur. li.xk.laln.
NOW IS THE TIME
TO HUE PHOTOGRAPHS TAKES
FOB
A N i N E W
M II U I HT M AS
V E A R S
Kj PRFJEMS.
33 I CK.SO 1ST
i. foUy frr(are.l .!. a Urge and Weil assorted k of
eterytbii'g m hi line to oi''y " cun-niir.
Ibooe deiiiriag it can have their Nei:ai.vr Krlhh.-d ii
the best rUa Franciscv tyle at a nil adrane in .rc.
oc2 Call auU See at Ul Fan Si. ly
J. T. WIT El II I) OH 17
II A S
JUST RECEIVED
l E R
ONE HUNDRED AND T WENT V DA S
FROM LONDON DIRECT.
btest annealed irawx fentinu
S3 WIRE, N- 4, J, .
Galvanized Corrugated Iron !
Galrrmtznl Iron Tuhlny,
1-2 tt-3-4 in.
Bot. Hoop Iron,
3-1, 7-8, and 1 inch.
HORSE SHOE NAILfl AND nORSK SHOES,
BOOTH & CO'S BEST PORTLAND CEMENT
PATENT snot, 1 to 12,
Hubbuck's Best White Lead
AND ZINC FAINT.
Huhhuck's Lamp Black, Venetian Rel, Yeiioiv Ochre,
Hubbuck's Reil I.eaJ I'utty in l'.'J lb. bl.i.iuers;
Hubhuck's Raw ami Builed Oil, in casks and drums.
TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS.
CARVERS, BUTCHER KNIVES,
I'OCKKT KNIVES, A.C
AN ASSORTMENT OF
BEST ENGLISH SADDLERY !
A L.AKOE ASSORTMENT OP
CROCKERYWARE
WHITE, SCARLET, BLCE. MAGENTA AND
" . ' BLUB GREY
A CHOICE
COLLECTION OF TOYS !
CROtiCKT SETS, SLATES, - .
SLATK PENCILS, c... Ac. .
- BABY'S FEEDING BOTTLES,
BLACK and BLUE TWEEDS !
Gold, Black ami Blue Waterproof Tweeds,
JAPANESE SILKS !
WOOL REPS, WOOL SHAWLS,
MEN'S WHITE SHIRTS !
Men's Colored Shirts, Blue Jeau Shirts,
Men's Flannelette Shirts, Regatta Shirts,
Men's Wool Shirts, asst J. colors;
An Elegant Assortment of
Ladies' Fancy Articles
White Cricketing Flannel,
Blue and Scarlet Flannel, Cassiruere Prints,
Cretoine Prints, White Cottons,
- Brown Cottons, Scotch Domestics,
'Wall Paper
New Patterns and Styles.
EXTRA ENAMELED CLOTH FOR CAR
RIAGES, Ac.
1 Choice Lot of Fancy Silk and Cotton
and Figured Fhtnud,
DIAGONAL TWILLS, OXFORD 8I1IBTING, ETC.
Christy's Black and Colored
FELT HATS. Newest Shapes
MEN S PII.K nAT3 AND DRAB SHELL?. ' 1
A LARGE VARIETY OF LADIES STRAW
HATS, NEW STaLE- MEN'S AND
BOY'S STRAW HATS, c.
Haberdashery and Hosiery
A LARGE ASSORTMENT.
Also, a Great Variety of Articles
too Numerous to mention.
NOW LANDING
EX
MARY BEXLE ROBERTS,
A LARUE ASSORTMENT OF
ENGLISH PttliVTS !
Ladies Fancy Articles,
IVEW FAACY SILKS I
Ac, Ac,
Ac.
4 c.
J.T. WATER HOUSE
nc"23
PER R. C. WYLIE, Direct from Europe.
Ttt BBLS. BEST F.XGLISH. PORT
fj J VT LAND CEMENT,
100 Coils test Kussia Hemp Kigii:?,
Coils Russia Bolt Rope.
Caie8 Eiifrlish Fie Fruits, .
. Cases do. Pickles,
Cases do. Ground Pepp-r,
Cases do. Mustard,
Cases do. French Teas,
Csks Table Salt, in bottles
For Sate at the Lowest Prices by
oSO BOLLE3 t C.
DAlfY EXPECTED PER BK. CEDAR,
FROM EUROPE A LARGE INVOICE OF
the Best Qualities of Hobboek's Paints and Paint Oils
038 B0LLE3 4r CO.
, - -try
I I
t.uv ctltt
II I I Jl I
tuueecus to the payment
THE PAOiriC
(Commercial Slbbcrlisfr.
I'Hiit or TB t Mocx roa Till ot itsrs,
1S74 U.oil tl Mesa Tiwc
Vrr. Fjr.t Vtuartrr '2 .....J. II i r
13 Full Mocn W fro 4 rn
t-lj.iUun,f 2 a ra
-N M u 1 1VJ ra
tiat r it (ia. tn.iiTf it.
N -r. 1 Sou rtrs. . ... . .s is, uaj aeis. . ... ;. 20 r
s su tir'. '.'.'.'.. io t So st."....!s i ra
50 Saa r :-. 23 S ; tun et ....... 5 l.t 4 rm
Carr. Dsicl Smith, Hit r Ma.ter .
By Autliority.
V
Ir ha plel Uit Majt'Sij the King to apfxaut
Oh as T. Uulick on the Staff of the Governor ol i Uhu
"nb the rauk cf -Major.
I .lani Tala-e. Not. 11th, S7o.
-
Tur fullowing AnnUersario?, tig Natknal Holi-
.laja, will be otsereJ ou the several Jays mentioneJ
below. All Government Offices will Le cloeJ through.
cut the Kiog lout
Monday Nov. -Jib, (the ."Mb railing on iMiudaj)
Recognition of Hawaiian JnJepeoJence by the Oot-
ernments of Great Dritain anJ France.
SaturJay IVc. 2j h, Christmas Day.
Saturday Jan. 1st, 1S7C, New Year'a Iay.
; L. Moiiio.M A,
Miniater of the Ioteror.
Interior Office, Not. 24tb. 1875.
SATURDAY, XOVEAWRR 27.
NOTES OF TIIK WEEK.
I. O. G. T. We are requested to saj that a fu'.l
attendance of members ot Ultima Thule Lodge Is
requested this evening. Business of importance.
The Kilaiea, having been laid Ly a week for
repairs, will resume her regular trips on Tvttday
next, leaviug on that daj fur Ililo and intermediate
ports. '
Independence Dat. Next Monday, as per offi
cial announcement, will bo observed aa a national
bolid iy, ia comaiemoiation of the acknowledgment
of Hawaiian Independence by the Governments of
Great Britain and France, in 184S. Weather per
mitting there will be some boat races, and perhaps
a raltch gnme of base-ball.
Oir Mill commenced grinding the other day
shortly after the arrival of the JVttlie, her genial
skipper having brought Qs from Lahaina a doien
succulent sticks of cane the growth of that locality
The sample was good, for after our boys bad
"chawed" for an hour, there was a large sack
o'rine left.
f Mrsic this Afternoon. The band will play at
Emma Square this afternoon, commencing at four
o'clock. Following is the programme :
Coronation March, Opera. The Prophet Meyerbeer
l ; rand Selection, Opera, Maritana.
fantasia. CWra. Le Couite Ory, (new)
Wallace
I.a l'itterl. Waltz, fnew) Riviere
Selection. Ooera. Cirofle Girofla. (new).. Lecocq
La L'mikumamaono o Novemaba, Quickstep Berber
Masonic There will be a special meeting of
Ilonoluln R. A. C. this (Saturday) eyening at the
Rooms of Lodge le Progres de I'Owanie.
The regular monthly communication of Lodge
T 1-...a .1. IVtAaanlo Vn 191 A V X' A At
will take place ai their rooms on King street, on
Monday evening next, Nov. 29, at 7J o'clock.
River Steamer. From Princeville we ' learn
that the little tug steamer Etsoluie recently made
her trial trip on the Hanalei river, making satisfac
tory headway up stream against an ordinary freshet,
to the first rapid3. The steering gear (five rudders)
was undergoing an improvement, when she would
be ready for general plantation work.
A Satisfactory Result. For these many years
past tbe area of tbe Hawaiian Islands has been
put down at six thousand square miles. One of
the results of the labors of the Surveyor General
and bis assistants is the establishment of the fact
that we must add another thousand to tbe usually
accepted Ggure. We have seven thousand square
miles of territory. t
The Pali Road. A gentleman who Came up
from Koolau last Sunday afternoon, reports that
some rocks bad tumbled into tbe road from the
place where the land-slide occurred some time ago
that caused the death of a native. He thinks it
was caused by cattle roaming on the mountain.
Tbe pali road should be carefully looked to in
time ; but it is a standing disgrace to tbe country
that we have not a good road to Koolau.
Opium. On Monday in the Poliee Court, one Yet
Sing, a sickly looking Chinaman, was charged with
having in his possession, contrary to the Act of 1874,
four boxes of opium (or preparation ef opium) which
was seized by the police at his boose on the night of I
the 13th lost. He was also charged under the same
Act with selling half a dollar's worth of opium to a
native on the same date. As no jurisdiction is con
ferred on the Police Magistrate under the Act in
question, Yet Sing was committed for trial in the
Supreme Court, and it is possible that he may yet
sing very small.
Phenomena op the Elements. On Tuesday, while
the remains of the late King were en route for the
tomb at Kawaiahao, a heavy thunder storm passed
over this city, some of the claps would have done
honor to the locality of Cape Hatteras, famed for the
superiority .of its thunder and lightning. And on
the same day, in the channel between Oahu and
Kauai, several large and perfect water-spouts were
seen. All or which, say the more superstitious ci
the natives, bad some mysterious connection with
Lunalilo.
Boring for Watfb. We learn that it is the inten.
tion of the purchaser of the Waikapa property to
tinn r.f tha r,irKao r r ,ka Waiirann nniMri, tn
commence at once prospecting for water there, for
the purpose of irrigation. No doubt is entertained
of the existence in that neighborhood of abundant
supplies of water at various distances beneath the
surface, which when found will be brought op with
the aid of pumps driven by windmills. We may
expect to see a great chaDge in the appearance of
Waikapu a year or two hence.
Chanticleer's Adventure. An acquaintance cf
ours had a rooster of a peculiarly pugnacious breed,
which had kept the neighbouring male fowls in
wholesome dread of Lis appearance. He was quite
a pet in the family and frequently made domicilliary
visits in doors. One morning this week be pene-
trated to tbe parlor, mounted upon the sideboard, on
which was a large looking glass. Observing in this
the proud image of a supposed rival, he immediately
gave a challenge by bristling his feathers, and before
he could be interfered with, gave one vigorous dash
and scattered the glass into fragments. In spite of
the loss, the owner could but laugh at the affair.
Plantation Melodies. A recent visitor at the
Kohala Plantation gives a pleasant picture of the
life among the laborers. They seemed to him to
be a happy .set of people, getting through tteir
allotted ta?ks some time before sundown and hav
ing ample time to attend to tl.c-ir own domestic
aSairs and for amusement. One of the most pro
minent of the latter is singing. There are two
assut-iutioud of singers, between whom there is a
brisk rivalry for excellence, and the consequence
is some very good music, in their way. On fine
evenings the members of the singing companies
(.-a' mele) gather in the neighborhood of the man
ager's house, an.d sing by the hour. There is be
sides another hui or association among the em
ployees on the plantation, the object of which ap
pears to be mutual benefit, as the members are
pledged to assist each other -when sick or in need.
AU oi which speuks well for native labor on plan
tation? when kindly and judiciously managed.
i-il-e Buttons, Cigarette Parr, etc.,
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Co: iii am CiU'. lump Wtsinly wmJ, bet
Jajs aJ cacl ta:-Lt hvc. as nuil at this .- n.
affceteJ the entire ccmnsnr .i'j with c-Lln "11 the
Jae," k tbt sree'y rj .t? li$ an aJntJg Ia
tbi resrct over hi tic
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LmaLiLu's lUvitNJ. u Tuflar iftt ti. u last,
tie coff.o cntainicr the remains tt the lle Kiof,
I ulich at tbe fubcra! ia li-TI was iiirHriiljr jWeJ
transferred to the ucw tcutb recently tuill ty II. It.
Charles Ktnaiaa in the enclosure of Kawaiahao
Ckurcb. The cortege cnsited ot aa escort ff trot ps
usJcr command of Majjr Galick, th hearse, heavily
JneJ io black and surrounded with kahilis (feather
iuslgnia cf rati) fdk wed by line cf Ktiie thirty
TLic!e. in tie first vf nhich nit the hearse was
the VfoeruLle father cf the decvased Kicg Sixiu
ponied by II. R. II. Prince La-lc'u l.oku. The rt mains
were deposited in their final retting place at five
o'ckk p. ra , His Mijesty the King being present.
Kat Marl. Our alte ntlve (X.rreptident writes :
His Maj sty's birth liy wss otl. t. rated iu Wailuku
as a peueral ht li Lty. A hivtiug match t.A pLice
in the arterncK n. I he target larj was ri.MJ.
but the "bullseye sustained very ulight injury
In the evening, as the regular iTru-s baud was ab
sent, hiving g. tie to I.ihaina, a Laud of tytvs sere
naded some of the citizen. The Uys have just
began Io tuot their herns, and as each played the
tune he knew the bct, the tuVct was more striking
than beautiful. If the old saying "that a bad be
ginning makes a good ending" buld giod io this
case, this band will if tt ever attain its "ending"
I rove the bext the world has yet produced
"Very dry weather is making every one un
easy, and there have been a few water law suits
among parties who fel agricved at the scant supply.
Although the basis of the suits was water itself they
have been as dry as petty lawsuits cf any other
nature. Nothing would wet thing up now like a
good rain.
The Sixteenth at Lahaina.
The good people of our sister city of Lahaina cele
brated His Majesty's LirthJuy moat loyally and
heartily, as is graphically described in the following
letter:
Lahaina, Nov 17th, 1875.
" The celebration of the King's birthday ycstcrJsv
came off very creditably and satisfactorily. On
Monday night the people of Lahaina were awakened
by a discharge of heavy artillery which, not being
among the expected provisions of the programme for
the following day, took most ever body by surprise
and sent them out of bed thoroughly wide awaka. As
soon as the echoes of this had died away, the bells to
all the steeples of churches and school-bouses were
set a-ringing; even the old discarded bell at tbe
Corner of my fence was set agoing, and for more
than half an hour the din and the roar of tbe ex
cited bells was unccasinir. mingled occasionally with
staccato explosions oi nre-oeiis una ure-crackcrs.
At 1 a. M. Tuesday morning, the Wailuku Brass
Band arrived from over the mountain and blew their
way into town, through the town and all over the
town, to tue auaitionai ucngnr. oi those wnoiu me
I ' 1 1 1- . 1 '
i
guns anu tue ueus ubai aircauy awakeueu. uj luis
time the streets were full of people, young, old and
middle-aged, enjoying the frc&h night-air under the
brightest of full-moons, chatting, hallooing, hurrshf
ing; country people arriving from all quarters witk
contributions of pigs, fowls, luau &c. for tbe coming
feast; detachments of people from the mountain.
with maile and evergreens, frceh and fragrant with!
tbe night-dew still on. In short, I have never seeni
Lahaina so thoroughly wide awake, so fully unanU
moas, oo-operative, cordial and good-natured. At
little after 4 A. m. the Kilauea arrived, and she le(k
k about 5.
At 10 a. m. the exercises at Wainee Church com
menced with singing by the choir under the leadership
of, Mrs. Kapena; addresses by the Rev. Mr. Pali,'
Governor Kapena and two other Hawaiian gentle
men, inesingtng wss very good remarkably so;
the addresses were also good, pertinent to the object
of the day, and were received with much applause
by quite a large audience. At 12 m. the govern
soent officials and other gentlemen colled on tbe
Governor at his rooms in tbe Government House to
tffer to him, as His Majesty's representative, the
Congratulations appropriate to the day. At 1 r.x.
the feast was spread and ready, and ever body pro
ceeded to the old stone school-house, formerly occu
pied by Mr. Mason, where it was very neatly and
abundantly arranged. The pleasure of the feast
was enhanced by music from the Band and singing
by the choir. I should think (without actual count)
that between five and six hundred people sat down
to dinner. Two long tables, reaching nearly the
whole length cf that large bouse, each capable of
seating p wards of 100 persons, were filled three or
four times. There was abundance of everything
and excellently well cooked. After the feast, nearly
every available horse in town was put into requlsU
tion, and the streets literally swarmed with gay
equestrians
In the evening there were balls at two
different places, one where the dinner had been,
and the other in the former billiard saloon cf IToopii.
Both places were filled with dancers who enjoyed
themselves until after 12 o'clock, when Lahaina
went to bed nd awoke this morninir to its usual
quiet life, but with the pleasing recollection of an
agreeable day added to its existence.
" To tbe great credit cf Lahaina It most be re
marked that no drunkenness, rowdyism or untoward
accident occurred to mar the pleasure cf the day
no headaches for the morrow's morning. Aid to
Governor Kapena belongs all the praise for the suc
cessful arrangement of that day's festival. He was
tbe moving spirit, ubiquitous an1 indefatigable.
Long may he live, and, his shadow never be less !"
Jottings from California.
A letter from San Francisco, received by the last
mail, and dated November 'Jth, says :
Tbe fire of Virginia City is a great nisfvrtune to
this coast, coming as it does on the heels cf the late
financial troubles. Several of the richest mines In
the vicinity (the Bonanzas) had mills, machinery.
hoisting works, etc.. destroyed, thus throwing thou
sands of workmen out of employment, and what is
still worse, causing a cessation cf ttveial million
dollars worth cf ore making its appearance above
ground until the means for hoiatiog can be replaced,
which will be about the first cf January. All this
seriously affects San Francisco, as tbe mines are
principally owned by San Francisco capitalists, and
as it will take millions to repair damages to the
mines and rebuild the city again, this money will
have to be furnished principally by San Francisco,
and for the next few months a fearful scarcity cf
coin will be the result. This city has acted nobly In
behalf cf the destitute Virginians, and with little or
no delay several Relief Committees were formed for
the purpose of aseisticg. Money, provisions, eloth-
ing and other necessaries are being forwarded daily
by express and railroad companies free cf charge,
The churches of the various societies asiit4ed gener-
ouely, as did also several cf our places of amusement.
"An event recently occurred in the cperatio world
which will be of interest to the residents of the island
metropolis. - The New York papers mention that Miss
Annie Montague, who made her debut recently at
Booth's Theatre, with tbe Kellogg Eoglish opera
troupe, is a native of tbe Sandwich Islands. A New
York letter under date cf October 20tb, says :
" The Jfugiunoli has been conferred upon us In
English as well aa in German through the perform
ance of the Kellogg troupe at Booth's Theatre. A
very enjoyable representation was supplied, and tbe
debutante cf the occasion. Miss Annie Montague,
did herself infinite credit. Of course, she was
frightened I wouldn't give a fig for the chances cf
a debutant who wasn't but she fairly earned all
the applause bestowed upon her efforts. Her voW
is a light soprano, clear and capable in the upjjyv
register cf brilliant execution. Her fac'ity ajvJV
"'"ft"-' " uu; t.iuciwi wu r .1
aroh and spirited duct between the Quelti , I
P.rtnl an.1 tlia finnl niA,am&r.t l.&.l r. I.fj!
hra.vnr. ftinff,, waa r. rin ntirllif i.lonriV n i - - -
peated. Miss Montague was superbly -dressed, and F
tbe floral offerings which she received were very
handsome, la persnal sppearaooe ih ia not nnlike I .
etc.
AO. 16 MERCHANT
;t s tLt r.tmu t
J AniU I- : rry, M Lai le twarke-i, ! I Jt-
tecUJ t rcmlUae aUo la Nary u. ikjmu. mmw
Montague's blushes wr cry tti ! ae, bj lh
J way. io this era of tongt dm . -
MonUgoe" l onJoabteJly a mom 4 lt, aaJ ,
aa it U Dvt liAtly that tU UJy will l MtwitDM ly
j ibat name, it nay U fas! aurtuueJ M
If y surmise la eorrect, iter ttiet ta lea pna
ttari ia jeara juat io tha choir tJ of !
cnatxbes in !IoB4alw.
VThile on this subject I will tuettlum thai Us tbia
ity rrsUles a certain driaoivaJto fran h lslaa-Js,
who came here wiia Lisb a4ratIo tf aa i tatio
teoJrccy, as many ara already aware, whs U knewa
tothewodJ aa lb "Uawaiisvo if ht la cW
who appears to havs an inawthaU Jewirt fr woturUty.
Xuf content with lUt shark atury, which cbt to
Lavs saftceJ any orJinary proo, aU w ecttai
ilates as tvTrral of our local P" tf-
ctker NaiaJ4.be eijdcit, by swlasiuinf froBa.tUa
CI, ff-House Uaxh Io Rock; a ery grt dia
taiice, but au&cWat to affor4 Ur, t tf rortaaitj 1
gain more newspaper notoriety, anJ oaaibly beeotuw
tbe subject of another iiluttralioo ia son of tk
sporting pictorials.
Speaking of tbe newspaperf, fuls to auiaJ a
paragraph which appeareJ a abort tiws aiace la on
m .i - . i. t .1.1 Ttin.
oi tue local journals, siuiuaiiui hki ,
Water Uouae. Fq , Her Urilaanl Majeatf'a CoaaaU
General at Honolulu, waa among lbs omlaaJ pas
sengers en ronte fu the UlanJs.
"0 the last trip of the Clmrm B'll from llouo-
lulu, a passenger nanaeJ H V. Thwicg waa aulaaaJ
on tba 3-1 of Not. He waa last maoa Jack about
balf-past one o'clock that morning; but whether bis
disappear anee waa volautary at toei-Wutal, la
rojetery."
Letter from London.
A gentleman who spent sxme two or tires yean
on these Islands fa the recuperation cf fcla health,
but who is now residing in London , osumunicatM
the following Interest log paragrtphs ! ' f
Lonuom OeloUr l&ln, IH76
At the meetiag of the BrltUk AsaucUtlo, la Ike
Anthropological esc tion, the Rev. Wyatt 031. wbe
has lived upwards cf twenty year In the Hsrvey
Islands, combated Mr. Wallace's theory of the origin
cf the Polynesians. Mr. Gill told, that tbe present
race entered the Pacifia from the soulh-eaat folk cf
New Guinea, but were Jriveo eastward by the fierce
Negri'o race. The greatest distance from laoJ to
land, which they woalJ bate to Irani ta their east
ward passage, would le from Samoa to the Ilervej
group, a distance cf only about 700 tuiltw. Mr.
Gill will also shortly pabliaU a book oa the ftoage
and Myths cf the South Pacific, ' with a preface by
Mag. Muller, the celebrated linguist. '
From tbe report of the Board of the Protection of
the Australian Aborigine, U appears that there ssw
at present but 1663 natives alive in Vlotorla. About
one-third of them live on the alt etattene voder the
control cf the Board, while the remainder still
wander about the banks of the Murray, bat are also
supplied with clothing, food and snediolne.
Late Eoglish papers contain letlcre from the ('--
linger at Honolulu, and are highly enthusiastic cf tbe
beauties of Hawaiian scenery.
The Bella Miller shark-etory La alee been trans
lated and published In e Vienna tbeatrloeJ paper.
It is a curious fact, that the Hawaiian snail from
Honolulu regularly arrives in London one or two
days before that from Aostralla, although alt letter
reach San Francisco by the same steamer.
The German man-of-war Jlrcond, which touched
at Honolulu in May last, reached Montevideo oa the
Sd Inst , on the way Lome, while H. D. M. 8. Rein-
deer, of tbe " Transit " memory, left Bt Helena oa
the 1st for Pplthead. ' '
According to statistical tables the Hawaiian Isl
ands during the fiscal year cf 1874-76, Iw ported
from the United States, printed books to the value of
The British Government has b-wa petitioned by
the South Australian Parliament to lake poaseasioa.
not only of tbe Island of New Guinea, but also of the
Islands of New Britain, New Ireland and the ehaia
of islands to the north-east and east of New Gatnea, .
from Bougainville Island 4o Ban Cbrhrteyal, I a
sooth-easternmost of the Bolomon groop; the group
of New Hebrides, including Esplritu HanU, Mlloob
and Sandwich t with the mailer adjoining Islands'
and Marshal, Gilbert and Elllce Islands; to all of'
which the traffic from Sydney extends.
The late Commodore Goodeaeugh, tuurJereJ by '
the natives of Santa Out Island, will be succeeded.
in the command cf tie British Australian Btalion ly '
Captain Anthony Hoek ins. . , , , -
J. II. de Ilioci, F. H. Q. S., the British Attorney
General for Fiji, has just published a book ca Fiji ;
our new province In the South Peas. Another Poly. '
nesian novelty Is " Old and New Zealand, by an old
Pakeha Maori. Dana's " Corals and Coral Islands '
lreaJy appears in the second edition. . The mission-
ariea of the Booth Paolfio Islands under, 1 believe,
tit direction of Mr. Tamer, the author of " Nineteen
years in Polynesia,' are about to compile a compar
ative grammar and leilonary of Polynesian dialects.
Some of the languages spoken in the Polynesia -group
possess word cf the greatest -Interest to the'
comparative philologist, and it Is to be toped that
the linguistic labor cf the tnisaionarie of the Pacific
will throw more light on the origin of the Polynesian
races. '"
A telegram from Berlin states that the Central
Government for Alssca and Iorralne will be es-
Ublifhea at IWIIn. Probably a separata ministry
will be created for these provinces.
There promise to be an anlruaUd contend over
the election for speaker of the Ilouae of LLepro
sentatives in the next Ctatigrraa. The Ieuoete.ta .
are largely in the majority It) that body, and cf
courae no on who does not belong to tn lenio
cralio party need apply. Tboaw wb have been
named as prominent for tbe position are Veara.
Fernando Wood cf New York, ' Kerr of Indiana, .
Randall of Pennsylvania, and ex-Oovernor Walker "
of. West Virginia. It Is announced that Mr. Wood
will throw open bis elegant private mansion at
Washington on tb 16th tusrl for tbe entiTlatamf nt
ot Lis friends, and that through social Influence he.,
will do all he can to attain the object of bis iu
billon. Tii.ton 4xo ftrr.mrtt as l.trnnrm. The tabula
of these two men are graded Inversely, If It be true;
as stated by a New York pper that Til ton U to
receive $2-,000 for on hundred lecture, and
BeechT 9100,000 for fifty-two lectures tVth have
achieved notoriety since the great scandal suit,
additional to tbe fame they enjoyed previously, and
tbe poople will go to see the men, whether they
take interest in the matter oi the lecture or not.
This Is all Mr. Red path, who employ them, care
lor. He Is a showman, to whom the receipt of the
bonne drawn by tb lecturers Is everything. For
the actor themselves be care nothing.
Secretary Brislow is preparing for the tvutennlal
a statement of what each IeparUBt of tbe Gov
ernment ha cot in tbe oae hundred years. Tbe
Navy statement alone, th? only ol thu iar com-
r !eted, foots up an aggregate of one thousand mil
ions. . . ,
The United States govtrnment did not threaten
to recognize the belligerent rights of the Inaurg
ents in Cuba, nnless Spain shall soon eiinpre the
insurrection in the island, but It did hint to tbe
Madrid authorities that it waa about time the con
test should end, and tendered Its Influence to .
secure a reconciliation, oi the contending par Urn. .
It U a remarkable taot and rery eredllabte io '
tbe San Francisco saving bank that the (allure of
tbe Bank of California was not accompanied nor
followed by anything In tbe bae or a run on
them. ' They have ot,37T depositors; and are the
depositories of large amounts of money, and yet
only 713 persons demanded their cmuey on the
day the great bank failed.
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