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PACIFIC COMMERCIAL A D V R t 1 S E lt; MAY
5, 1833.
Shipping.
lm .-Jiutrtistnunts.
I
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
I 8. M. CAIiTKB.
8. F. UURiV.
TIIE Al OERUAX vi:k
25 C. R. Bishop,
II. WOLTER3 MASTER.
j;Will Have Quick Dispatch for thz Above
-v' Port.
For Fnltfbt or Paa.j apply t-
H. Hackfelcl & Co.,
FOR SAN FRANCISCO. '
! S. M. CARTER & CO.,
j 88 KING STREtT, - - IIOXOLl'LC. .1. I.
Retail IrAlrR in
Fire Wood,
G.
WITH IMMEDIATE DISPATCH
THE FINE BRITISII SHIP
M&Z " Janet Court,"
isaachsEX, mast Eli.
Davlis the greater part hrr Car nja?f J. will
Uave earlj for the ikre Part.
For Freight or ruure arply to
C. W. Macfarlane & Co.,
aprts Agent.
For Hongkong Direct.
THE Al OEBMAN STEAMS3 II"
Ehrenf els,
A. FISCHER. COM MANT)EB,
Will Sail for Abcve Port on May 7.
For Freight or raw.ee apply to
II. II ACKFKI.O i CO.. igralt.
, Macfarlaie
Offer for Sale, the Cargoes of the Ships
" ABERAMAIM " and " JANET COURT."
Recently arrived from Glasgow and Liverpool, respectively. Also to arrive the Cargoes of the
Coal and Feed.
Co. J
"1TTE WOCLD NOTIFY TIIE PUBLIC. AND HOUPE
II Keepers in Particular, that we keep on hand and
wrtl
fie;- to notiiy the I'ublio that tlioy
HAVK OW ON HANI) AND TO A lilt H
British Steamship " Abergeldie "
From London, due May 1st. The
British Ship " Shandon "
From Glasgow, due July 1st. And the
British Barque " Isle of Andesea
From Liverpool, due August 1st.
ik'l ratjil Wel.ing-.ou Miau
rvi aitura Bay Coal ;
Also. lilacka aith'a Coal.
The atore cau be or If red by t--it phone or otherwise, and
Imme. iite UeliTcry guaranteed.
GIVE TJK A. CALIj !
Tklephoxe No. 305.
Fresh Lot of Groceries,
li o t It . V in rienn xiikI 15 n i o p s
Which will compare roraVy vita :hr k ot A' houc in town, au.l which
Will Be Sold at a Reasonable Price !
OTTIt
Raisins, Almonds, Walnuts,
Candied Peel and Assorted Extracts,
91
Comprising one of the largest nd finest selections of Goods and Merchandise ever imported to Honolulu, and which will be offered
to ths Trade. Town and Country Store-keepers, and buyers generally, at exception tlly favorable terms; as follows
Just received a large assortment of
DRY GOODS
mchll wit.
For Ilongkonqr, ?liitin. !
THE IIRITJWMf "
-GnfTl 5th, 18S:J.
ae may be aecured in advance by appli
cation to
iWm. C. IRWIN & CO.,
aprU wtJ. Agent,.
Consisting ef line White Cottons, a nice assortment of fine Trims (small figure), a beautiful line of Belfast Muslins, in patterns
of the very latest designs, never before imported here. A small line of fine Cambre Hem-stitched Handkerchiefs .in coloreH tn
borders, for ladies and gentlemen's use. A smnll lot of plain and fa- :ottu nu .ngnsn l weeds, o! stylish pat
iif Kuthes : Frilling. T.arps m..l Artificial T'l- --"Si Linmcr and Trimmings for Tailors' use: a very attractive lot of Woolen
large assortment of Velvet mv1 de ; a small lot cf Woolen and Cotton Hoisery ; a small Invoice of Check nd Tartan
variety : 9 -1J-'I'umery ,n lrge variety. Brushes, Combs, &c , and a small Invoice of Marcus War.l & Co.'s superior Sta
, including a few of their beautiful illuminated Albums, in Russia and Morocco.
We Also Keep In Stock
California an J New Zealand ;
Barley, WUole and (irouud ;
Vhoat, Corn Vlil. aii'l Crackt-d ;
Bran. MiM!inr . anl oth r Fe. d
Order theabuve rlirnuti
Telephone No. 305,
AuJ we rraut (jun-k delivery, ami fail weight. Orders
f:xm the other Islsnls snlitil.
.oil :-T 1 1 1 TT'T-,'- -r-Zr' 1 V 1 1 1 1 " rtl'eot.
C3" And Trleidione N... 3;C.
i:pi2S d-w Sill.
f -1 rr I
TIME TABLE
Idr"C3-. IVInator.
Steamer Likehke will leave Honolulu each Tuesdav at
4 r. J-, tonchinir at Lahaina, Maalaea Kay, Makena, ila
hnkona. iawaibae. Lapahohoe and Hilo
Itctarning will touch at all the above ports arriving at
Honolulu each Sunday a. u.
njlllE MKEL1KG WILL. LKlVE II KR
1 WflAKK at 4 t. M.. and NO Freipht will be received
aiter 3 T. u. Dae notice irtven of tbt mle, and it will
b carnml ont (mvll WILDER ti CO.
PACIFIC 3IA1L STEA3ISIIIP
C03IPAXY.
TIIE SPLENDID IKON STEAMSHIP
llli CITY OF TOKIO,
5,07'J TONS,
J. M1URAT. Comminilfr,
Will aail for SAN FRANCISCO in thf Winriiu:j
of MAY.
Pa.ienger will plcaso call at the ofllc of
mr20td H. HACKFELD & CO.. Agents.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COfflPAM
For lnn Francisct.
TMR 8PI.ENUID aTtAMglllf
CITY OF NEW YOKK.
SEARL.K. C.Hal.r,
Will LEAVE HONOLULU FOR SAN FRANCISCO
ON OR ABOUT HAY 7
FOR SYDNEY VIA AUCKLAND,
TUB SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
AUSTRALIA)
CARGILL, Caaanaaaider.
WILL LEAVE FOE TIIE COLOMES
ON OR ABOUT MAY 13.
for Frlht and P(re, apply to 1
II. IIACKf F.LD Co- r-o'-l.r
Shlp-r-t S.ra.rr r. .w
Sl.re-. Fre. Ch-r. he Fire-pr..l
Varcliav mrr tfce Strmmmrr Whuff, mar
HICRS. n. H ArsrSLD CO. are niw prepareJ t- U-
KKTURM TICEKT-H boeeo llopo'nla ani !an Fran
dace tor $125 the rooni trip.
Oceanic Steamship Com'y. j
TUB .l IRON
STEAMER SUEZ!
Will Ifift Sa-i I'raarUco far Hn3!aln the 9th Day ;
r Eul Ia!'j, fftornlax from Uonalala on
the tii Dat ( Earh Month.
SAN rKAIICISCO AGENTS,
Jno. D. Spreckels k Bros.
327 Market Street.
HONOIaUXTJ AGENTS,
"Win. G. Irwin &. Co.
Ik IT
For Europe via New York
tationery,
SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS, AND WHIPS.
Rolls English Kehing , 4, 6, 8 and 10 inch.
Bdls. Best Knglisli Annealed and Galvanized Fence Wire Xos. 4, 5 and 6.
Ca?es. Smith & McLem'g celebrated Galvanized Corrugated Iron, the best imported here, G, 7, 8 and 9 feet lengths 24 guage.
Attention of consumers of this article is called to this particular brand, which never warps, cracks, or peals off, from the
action of sun, end atmosphere.
Casks, Best English, Portland, German and Rosendale Cement.
Bales blue stripe, twilled, and pltin, Sugar Bigs, 500 to a Bale; the genuine article.
Bales heavy twilled Coal Bags, best Scotch make Bales 3, 4. and 5-ply.
Seaming and Roping Twine.
Scotch Fire Brick, square and arch. Fire Clay Boxes Blue Mottled Soap.
1,000 TONS BEST SCOTCH SPLINT COAL,
The best and most economical for Plantations, Steamers and general use; is clean and lumpy, consequently, no waste; gives very little
smoke and soot, burns well away, and does not clinker and burn up grate-bars; and produces 25 per cent, more steam than any other
Bituminous Coal.
150 TONS BEST WELSH COAL, ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR RANGES AND COOKING STOVES.
A small lot of Anvils and Vices, for bl?cksmiths' use.
Bar Iron, a good assortment; also Bars Steel.
Best Wool Burlaps, 42-inch, in 40-yard pieces.
A few casks Assorted Glassware, comprising Glass Dishes, Bowls, Goblets, Tumblers, Sherries. Hocks, Ports, Clarets, Cham
pagnes Decanters. Dishes, Lamps and other articles required by housekeepers.
A full assortment of Granite-ware, comprising Dinner-sets. Ewers and Basins, Bowls, Dishes, Cups and Saucers, Plates and
many other articles in this line. A few superior
PIANOS,
V
In cotta-re style, from the leading Berlin makers, which will be offered on very favorable terms. An inspection and trial of these t
tractive Pianos is invited.
Three Cases of mi especial make of stocks and Dies, the most complete thing of the kind for plantation use.
Belt-lacings, Galvanized Buckets, 10. 12, and 14-inch. Nests Galvanized Tubs. Galvanized Piping.
The Finest Brands of Alest Wines and Spirits in Usual Variety.
ALSO THE FOLLOWING ;
SUGAR MACHINERY of MIRRLEES, WATSON & CO.'S
Unequalled make, the superiority of which is acknowledged by all
Hawaiian Planters and Manufacturers in Cuba, Brazil, Manila, Queensland, Fiji
xu other angar-pro-lucing rountriei. thronsliont tha world. This firm has attained pre-eminently first rank in Great Britain and Europe, for their
splendid manufacture of
Sugar Machinery,
And their leading and liurmom business testifies to the universal popularity of their make. Elaborate plans, secificatiuns and detailed lists to facilitate
erection, accompany each lt of machinery, and as every article is erected and fitted in the works at Glasgow before shipment, we can guarantee perfect
machinery to an intending purchaser, thus avoiding delay in erecting, and a bill for extras, which, in many cases, amounts to nearly 50 per cent, of the
co.t of original articles. Our shipment of machinery consists of
5 500-Gallon Steam Clarifiers ; 1 Sugar Mill, X4cc48,
1 Sugar Mill. 2t5x34. of moat improved construction, having open sidegap lieadstocks, for the easy removal of side rollers, and patent trash turner with spare
fet of pinion, all of tonghened cast-iron ; also iowerful double spur-gearing, on massive iron bed-plate, spare pinion and segment for 1st and 2nd motion
wheel ; also iron work for cane-carrier, with driving aud traveling chain complete ;
2 Weston's Patent 30-inch Centrifugals and iron framing
Centrifugals,
With mixer, stirrer and driving gear, with 1 Diagonal Steam Engine 9-inch cylinder, 18-inch stroke ; 1 Cast-iron Vacuum Tan 6x7 feet, with complete set of
mountings and u-ual spares ; 1 Horizontal Vacuum Pumping Engine, 12-inch cylinder, 12-inch stroke, working an improved Double-acting Vacuum Pump
14-inch diameter, 12-inch stroke, fitted with feed pumps, and adapted for driving Centrifugals ; 2 1000-gallon Syrup lieceiving Tanks ; 1 Wrougbt-iron Hot
water Tank. 4 ft. diameter, 5 ft. deep. 1 Wrought-iron Chimnev. Co feet high, 37 inches in diameter, with cast-iron base-plate, and wrought-iron guy
chains ; I Mnlti-tubular fcteam Boiler, 10 feet long, 6 feet wide, having 121 3U-inch dia. tubes, shell of boiler of best lioiler plate tube-plates each in one
piece of steel ; loiler fitted with a C, I. steam dome, ana complete mountings :
1 Triple Effect and 1 Double Effect
Will lie shipped from Glasgow this month description will be given In later advertisement.
Also the lollowmg articles ot
RAILWAY AND PORTABLE TRAMWAY AXD CANE CARS OF
Jolm Fowler & Co.'s Celebrated Manufacture and Patent,
A System of Transporting Cane to the Mills,
Tbat has revolutionized, and doue away with all former methods of Mipplying Sugar Mills, which effects a savins of nearly CO percent. OB animals and carte.
Only six miles of this Tramway and a few Cars and Locomotives on Spreckelsville Plantation,
Maui, moved from the fields M tbe mill, over l.W,0i0 Tons of Cane, last year, (producing nearly 10,000 Tons of Riisar), with hardly any wear and tear on the Plants. ThU
system now being adopted by
01A PLATlTIO, ALEXANDER K BtLDWIX, IIAlRf ISO. , FIFEII, PAIIALA, OLOWALl
will no doubt shortly be adopted by every estate, ou the Islands, not having flumes, with which to transport their canes.
MESSRS. FOULER k CO., hue Sold Miles of PORTABLE TRAMWAY t Hundreds of CAVE f IR. and a larpe nnmber of LOCOMOTIVES to SICAR PLASTERS
THROUGHOUT
Queensland, and Cuba,
With orders at their immense Works for nearly 2 years ahead, which affords proof of the great advantage of their system, and its economy, over all other meant of transporting
canes, the following articles are to hand and to arrive, viz. :
I PATEXT 5 JMXCH LOCOMOTIVE E(.IE; 4 WHEELED, COITLFD FiTTED WITH COPPER;
Fire Bex and brass tabes, feed pniups. injector. Sand Boxes nd gear, chimnev and spark arrester, brake gear, awning. &c, c. complete, with extras 2016. 20 ft. straight single
rails, rnnched for fish bolts: 2100 Pairs Steel fish-plates ;4S0O Bolts and Nnts : 5400 Dog Spikes; 50 Sugar Cane Wagons, fitted with 14 inch chilled wheels, steel axles, ftc. complete.
5 Miles Portable Tramway 24 in. Buarge, 14 lbs Kails, with patent corrugated double and single sleepers, aad clutch Bolt, Nuts and Washers, complete.
4 Miles permanent line, 18 lbs Kail witn nsn-plates and dog-spikes throughout.
3 Right-hand Crossings,... 24-inch gnage, 14 lb. rail. 68 ft. radius
a Three.way
NOTICE.
4 Weston s patent 30-inch
mHt-L'SDERSIGSED LOST OS OR W'.ol TTHK
I l:ith of leeenibor last, a Driifi. n ie.il'er 234.
drawn iu his favor on T. H. Msvies it Co.. f r the mm of
Fifty Dollars V0 All persons are cautioned against
receiving or negotiating the same, t pavnient has been
topped. ' All I. EE.
apr 25 w2w.
Copartnership Notice.
YyE THE UNDERSIGNED HAVK THIS DAY EX
t TEKED into Copaituei ship, for the transaction cf
business under the firm name and sty of AlIAIIl'I
KALiKFA OF HEbt.M. Place of business at Ka
haluu. Kona Akau, Hawaii.
William Johnson, l'resi.tent Kainaliu
I) Namauu. Treasurer...... Kabalmi
J Kahoopaa, Secretary "
3 L Palapala...
8 Kametui......
I. W Ilea
Naluahine
John Robert...
Joseph I.......
Kalaikuiha....
.Kahaluu Joint Maksinai Keauhou
' ll.ui Makainai "
ilnvid Pinions. ..Kapalaalaea
" II Kai noawahine "
" J Kainoawahinc. "
' 'Adam Peahi I.aaloa
" Uack Peahi
I Ksau
Wahineaea
Puhipuhi
P Kekuni
Kealohanoi
lokapaka...
H Makaiiuii w. . .
K Makainni w....
Kaucwa.
" TKaikai
" S Kanakaole "
;Manuunuu "
" Kcliikaapuuihomia.. .Eailua
. . " D Lounkai Kanpulehu
.Keauhou Mosen Makuakane. .Kahnlui
Hosoluli', April 23, 1S84.
ap r28 w3t.
LYCAN & JOHNSON,
IMPORTERS AXD GENERAL DEALERS K
PIANOS, ORGANS,
And all kinds of
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
Sole Agents for Mathashek, Weber and
Chickerin ; Pianos. Standard
and Family Organs.
Cunard laine
ESTABLISHED 1840.
U Rieht-hand "
4 ...................... k l,s 4i
Three-wav " "13
Left-hand " 20-Inch 14
50 Standard Sugar-cane Waeona, 24-lnrh guaiie. all with side-lever brakes
24
m
3 Left-hand Crossings.
G
2 Three-way "
4 Left-hand "
2 Right-band "
1 Three-way "
.24-inch guage. 14 lb. Rails, 60 ft. radius
" " ' 24
.20-inch
IS
14
' 14
CO
7$ Yards fiirvfs, 20-inch Caagf, 14 lbs.
ii BOGIE SICAR Ci.E W1G0XS
With brakes on both bofries (side levels.
LOT OF RAILWAY TOOLS AXD SPARES,
! r nri, .
1 VV0 DaliinGS CVciry VW CtrlV : cons-atingof Kecentrio Ton. Rail Benders, Screw Keys. St.-el Crowbar. Hand Hammers. Striking Hammers, Picks and SuafU, Rpadea, Spate Clutch Pelts, Tool Boxes, without.
Aaa rf HmnA Tnld
FOR LIVERPOOL:
FROM XEW YORK. EVERY WEDXESIUK
FROM BflSTOY EVERY SATIRDIY
RATES OF PASSAGE:
4; 4 81V SO am. I SlOO Cl.1
4crordio( to AecommaiaM..
RETl'RX TICKETS OY FAVORABLE TERMS.
ITCKKAGK i C-1 R R K C
lottond acomiavUiioo eaa always bw tccarpl u ap!iciioo
WII.LIA113. DIMOXD k CO .
JASJAirXAXDKR. TraocUeo.
fM State !tre. Booo.
VKRSON II. BKOWS CO..
4 Bwlio Crem, New York
LOT OF WAG0X DIPLICATES.
Coc.:ur .f Wheels and Axle 241u. gnat'e. Single Wheels, Axle Boxs complete, with lid and keep. Extra Lids, Keeps and Buhes, Spiral Springs, Spring Stud?, Sponges, Draw
( hair. A s-fd Bolts. Nnts, and Rivets
I 10 HORSE-POWER STEAM PLOW. COMPLETE,
To arrive in July next.
TIIE CARGO OF THE STEAMSHIP " ABERGELDIE,"
Was wlected with fiieat care by our London Agent, under the direct supervision ol a member of onr Firm, and censist of a beautiful line of Goods, not hitherto imported
here, tbe detailing of which, we have not apace lor in this advertisement, but which will be made the subject matter of a special advertisement next week, and on the arrival of the
Abergeldie." Circulars giving a foil list and description of the Goods will be sent to our Customers, heads of families and the lalies of Honoluln. The Cargoes of the
SHIPS "SHAXDOX" AXD " ISLE OF AXGLESEA,'
Will also be given in later alvrtisemenU : they embrace a full line of General Merchandise, especially suited to the wants of onr Island Trade. Also constantly on hand bhla
and boxes crushed, sranulated. powdered, yellow C I Sugar. Royal Baking Powder. XXX Flour, Hawaiian Bice. Cala. Hay. Bran, Oata, Barley, etc.. etc.
Notice to Paasencm iron Aaatralia. New Zealand and Huno
ola TO Canar Lia affwJe more in.n o.oal Ncilitira to
tareaca paae-rr from TrJM-Pacidc Prt. the frequency cf
Ha eaUinfS pri-lr.f all poaxibiUty of dlay In N rk
rr tk4 Accoeudatioos a:ry r--r-.t
-.- VERSUS II. BRDWS CO..
4 Howiins Green. e lorh.
aaari
fc3T A iery laee assortment of tine white
ambroiJerie at figures nerer offered tf.ire. at
Csa. J. Fisbkl's porrxAB stoee.
f
We preectit tj tlic ailmircis of tin; bc.uiilul, a
very limited list of articles in iliut line, with
prices to aid them in 111 ikin rtiit-ctiuns :
Steel EngravingH, (nun 10 s 24 ki 24 x 3G in size,
varying in p.riije from ,2 to .$35 each.
Water Colors. 14 x 20 l 22 x 30 ihcIh h, worth
from $22 50 to 75.
Autotypes, 10 x 1G to 22 x 28 inc'ien ; prices from
$1.50 to $3 50.
Prang's Chrouios. 10 x 14 i 20 x 40 inches, worth
from $3 la $50.
Oil Paintings, 12 x 10 to 22 x 23 inches, worth
from $30 to $100.
American Chromoe, 22 x 2S inches, worth Irom
$2.50 to 4 each.
M.iet of the above prices include frames. Sub
ject and particulars given on application. We
ha?e in Japanese goods.
Plaques " Claiesoni," from 8 to 14 inches in diam
eter, from $5 to $15 each.
Bronze Vases, 12 inches high, worth $35.
Folding Screens, silk embroidered on satin, from
4 to 6 (ect high, lour panels on each, prices
from $40 to $65.
Panels, painted and embroidered, many sizes,
varying in price from $3.50 to $25 each.
Fans, worth from 50 cents per dozen to $8 each.
Walnut Side and Corner Brackets, 1 to 3 shelves,
one hundred different styles, from 35 cents
to $12 each. Koa and other native wood
brackets, varying in price from $1.75 to $20
each. Ebony Brackets, Towel Backs. Hat
Backs, and Cherry Brackets, worth from 50
cents to $15 each.
Statuary Rodger's Groups, from $3 to $15 each.
BuBts Plaster and Marble, 8 to 18 inches high,
from $2 to $25 each.
Flower Pots, Flower Vases, and Mautle Sets, from
50 cents to $100 per pair.
Albums, from 75 cents to $40 each.
Bouquet Tables, from $2 t $50 e;ic!i.
Picture Frames, from 13 cents to $18. Regular
sizes always in stock ; and we make n spec
ialty of manufacturing frames of all sizes
and prices, as we carry an immense etock of
moulding, and will send samples on applica
tion. We arc sure to please.
Window Poles and Rings, walnut or ebony, 5 feet
and 11 feet, from $4 to $8 each, ready to
put up, 12 and 24 rings ; and we manufac
ture Window Cornices, Lambrequins, &c,
to suit any room, from the cottage to the
palace; and will be ghid to make cstimitos
for furnishing all necessaries for windows.
Dolls, from 5 cents to $10 each.
Boy's Tool Chests, from 50 cents to $15 ; and all
kinds of toys.
Sewing Machines, from $25 to $50 each.
Pianos, from $250 to $1,000 ; Organs, from J 50
to $200 ; Guitars, from ?5 to 8100; Vio
lins, from S5 to 25 ; Aecordeons, from
S2.25to$10; Flutes. Trom $2.50 to 25;
Bass Drums, from S25 to 40 ; Tenor Drums,
from 10 to 25 ; Banjos, from 7 to 20 ;
Music Boxes, playing Irom 1 to 10 airs, from
2 to 90 each; Fires, from 1 50 to 3.50;
Harmonicas, Zithirs, Music Racks, fcc. We
make a specialty of keeping the very best
Btringa for Pinos, Zithirs, Guitars, Violins,
Cellos and Banjos.
Music Books and Sheet Music while we don't
keep a 'ull list of sheet mui-ic, we do carry a
large stock, and will he plen-ed to order any
thing that is wanted, if not in stock, and at
publishers' prices.
In the Furniture Line we have Bedroom Sets from j
40 to $175: and lirlor Sets from 85 to
$200. Odd pieces for the parlor varying in
price from $8 to $90. Rattan Furniture of
all kinds, and chairs from 75 cents to $5 each
we carry a very large stock and make cheap
and medium chairs one of our special lines.
We will always be glad to answer all enquiries in
regard to anything that may be desired,
whether in our line or not, and will endeavor
to give entire t-atisfaction.
We are, very respectfully,
LYCAN & JOHNSON.
apr!4 wtf. 105 and 107 Fort Street.
..Mil-:-
Island Onlers Solicited.
All Orileri will Receive o n Pcro-s'.il Attentt.ou.
il r9 tf
WILLI A PI S
lvr-
'.
l-il
j3sroTi3:Eie Loo? those
Superior H)emtne S (Lang Pianos
J ust Arrived, per T3. (j. jVlui'iiv.
AND
"NT rk 'XXT Ci "NT 1 "SZ T-T T 1 T T r TCr
v ' y y .JL. m a "w. a.a. a . a r a 1 v f L,
.vrr Tiir.
Pioneer furniture Ware-rooms.
Parties wishing to secure a GOOD PIANO will
do well to call and examine these Magnificent Instruments
before purchasing elsewhere.
THE USUAL Xim.GES ASSORTMENT
OK".
Furniture, Upholstery and Musical Instruments
CONSTANTLY ON HANI).
C. E. WILLIAMS,
107 1-2 and 111 Fort street, and 66 Hotel street.
Telephone and Night Alarm, No. 7(j. Honolulu, II. .
E3 "El-fu7W "FT r?Lvv vrm
WOULD UKSPECTrULLY ANNOUNCE TO 1ILS I'UIKXDS AND TIIK OKNli
rul public that lie has opiiK- a
Svy Stove & House Fiirnisliing Hardware Store
IN CAMPBELL'S NEW BLOCK,
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Opposite S. G. Wilder & Co.'s Lumber Yard, about JULY 1st,
WITH A FULL LIItfE. OF1 STOVES, ec,
Goods per " Discovery " from San Francisco, from
New York : and also from Liverpool per " Oberon."
By the 'Discovery 1 1 have received the following Stoves & Ranges
'Hawaii,' 6 Aloha' and tfOahu' Ranges
AND THE WELL-KNOWN
HTCHMOND R .2STGr3U !
BuUt to Stand Hard Worlt.
Wrought Iron Ranges for Plantation Use
Large Assortment ol
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Well Casing and Hydi-aulic l?ire
mauc tv uiuci, o.uu num. ui o. iu mv i,ine promptly attended to
P. O. BOX 294. (
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Perfectly Fresh and Imported Expressly for the HOLIDAYS !
An. I rurchari will flnl il l. the r A !T N T A tl K lu iU-hI .lh ,
We Gruaiantee livery Viticle I
Our Stre li a jat li-m raimxl ami Kcrifvtt. ami evrry attentinn girfii to lh' want ami cumlorla of our Cuatomfra.
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SOLE A.QE."N"CY Op
ROBERTS' CEXEBRATSD CANDIES !
Viicl n. l-'Eundred. Otliei Varieties
WK HAVK NOW OX HAM) 4 M KXI'KC'T
PER STEAMER SUEZ, IDTXE DEC. 13, '82,
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Fancy Candy Boxes and Jclorns of Plenty !
suitauli:
For the Christmas and New Year Holidays.
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