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FK1DAY, NOV. 2, 188H.
OCEANIC S.
S. GO.
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51 ir!pon. . . .L-jium 11 . milulu, Nov. IStli
Alameda. . . (l.euviH Ho loliilu, Die. lit.
PACIFIC MAILS, 8. CO. '
rou san 1'iuNcisco:
City of fpklni On or about Nov 10
City of Niv l,ork...l)ii or uliout Nov 1!)
Australia...,. On or about Nov 27
Zcalandhw On or about Due 2.1
. FOlt AUOKMND AND SVDNEY:
City of Sidney...... On or about Dec 1
Australia , On or about Deo 20
TELEPHONIC.
Diamond Head. Nov. tf, 0:J!0 a.m
Lisht N.'E. wind.
ARRIVALS.
Nov. 1
Stmr Kinau from Philadelphia .
Schr Mary Alice from Molokni
Schr Emma from Ilecia
DEPARTURES.
Nov. 1
S S Alameda for San Francisco
Schr Pauahi for Ookala
Bk Europa for New Bedford
VESSELS LEAVINC THIS
Stmr Jas Makec for Kauai
Schr Pohoiki for Puna
DAY.
PASSENGERS.
For San Francisco per Alameda,
Nov 1 "W Nelson, M Schmidt, A
S Cribb, J K Clewes, L G Cairnes,
A N Pratt, Capt. D B Sears, M H
Jones, Capt. G A Baker, Miss M
Agnow, H J Agncw, Miss A B Gas
kellA Yurny, T Major & wife, E
Tucker, Prof. Boyce, C Ilustacs, A
Heibert, A M Mollis, J Gray & wife,
J O Bradford, Miss M E Bradford,
11 T Spencer, Hon C R Bishop, A
Roode, J A McMillan, D McMillan
and wife, J A Rice, P S Lovell, A
Nelson, J Gallagher, L C Owen, J
Burke, J P Mitchell.
From Philadelphia, per Kinau,
Nov 1 W H Right, wife and child,
Geo Butler, J A Budd and wife,
Mrs M J Lewis, Mrs J Marley and
chyd.
SHIPPING NOTES.
The Alameda took 5851 bags of sugar,
1509 bags of rice, 017 kegs of sugar,
2299 bunches of bananas, 12 pkgs of
leaves, 2 bags of coffee, 21 pkgs of junk.
To'tal domestic value 08,154.11
The steamer Kinau, 67 days from Phil
adelphia, anived yesterday, with 523'
kegs of nails, 11,035 lbs ofhon, 14,000
pine plugs, 50 bales of oakum, 202 iron
tubes, 0,397 ft of lumber, 200 cast wheels,
60 tons of coal, etci She was hovo-to
for 2 days and 8 hours in the Weist In
dies, and 2 nights in the Straits of Ma
gellan, on account of the weather. The
sea bioke over the vessel, the Boatswain
was hurt, doors were stove in, and
several other slight damages were sus
tained. She has accommodation for
about 60 or 70 first-class passengers
and about 200 stteragc. The cabin con
tains 8 state rooms with 2 berths, a
lounge, electric bells etc. On the hurri
cane deck are officers, state, and smok
ing rooms. The arrangements and ven
tilation are of-the latest improvements.
She will be commanded by Capt. King
of the Like ike.
The Bk Europa sailed yesterday for
New Bedford commanded by Capt. H.
E. Luce, Capt. Baker haying taken pas
sage on the Alameda.
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.
The James Makee calls regulaily now
atWaianao.
H. Sanstan; the celebrated cutter and
fitter, is now with Mr. Trcgloan, tailoi-s
and clothier.
The Bell Rock will commence dis
charging on Mpnday. She sails hence
to San Franciscb.
The Mail steamer Luso, from Lisbon
to St. Michaels, went ashore at th'eLlattcr
place and bioke up.
The Alameda took about forty passen
gers yesterday. The band wart playing
on the O.S.S. Co's whaif,
The ariival of the Kinau caused1 some
excitement yesterday. She was largely
visited and much admired. s
The lady who lost a Japauese parasol,
at the comer of Hotel and Alakea
streets, can hear of it at this office.
There is a chance for another roman
tic story (as there are several pretty
"tender-eyed Rachels" on thoBell Rock.
Mil. A. IlKiiuunv yesterday charged
fQur Chinamen with breaking his fence.
Mr. Russell appeared for them, and tho
casevus remanded.
Mn. A. M. Helms left for tho Coast
yesterday by"the Alameda. Ho will re
turn in about five weeks with a lot of
new goods for the holidays.
His Majesty's crew is practising
dally for the regatta. Number three
requires cousldeiablo coaching or he
should bo replaced by another man.
Mn. Hassingob and Mr. Smithies
went on board the Bell Rock esterday
morning to check tho contracts of the
Portuguese, who will bo lauded on
Saturday.
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have oluntiiilly picentcd testimonials
to (he Captain, Doctor and OIIIcch, for
their kndnc", attention and medical
assistance on the voyage. This fcpe.iks
well.
Tun following ate tho ofilccrs of tho
Ecllpc Boat Club: II. Mossinan, Pre
sident; W. ,). While, Vice-President;
W. A. Dow oi, hioreUuy; IJ. Hurges-,
Tuasiirer. , Tito net uncling of the
Club will be laid Nov. 8th, nt the Y.M.
C.A.
Tun steamer Abcrgohlle wa ashoic
in Magellan's stniils when the Bell Hock;
came tlnough. She discharged some of
her caigo, and wan got off without
d imago. The Abcrgcldio wns bound
for Hambuig.
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His Excellency tho Minister of Foiclgn
Affairs, nnd'HH Excellency tho Minister
of the Intel lor, paid an olllelal hlt
to the Bell Rock yesteiday, and wcic
received by Captain Duinbieok and Mr.
Hoffiuuig.
The tender of Mr. J. Tucker, for
lauding and pi o isioniug the I'm tugueso
itnniigiants brought by the Bell Rock,
has been accepted. The amount of the
tender is said to be , eiy low, under ten
cents a head for landing and caitagcof
beings and baggage.
.
A ckowd collected at tho Bethel yes
terday morning to witness tho obstiuc
tion of tho side-walk, by a horse and
canlago that were tied to the fence, and
tho agonies of a dog in a fit. The police
allowed the obstiuction to continue.
About noon yesterday the Hag of the
Europa was seen to be hoisted upside
down. Some of the crew had refused to
go to sea, but on the appearance of the
irons they changed their minds. The
vessel put out to sea. and will be joined
to-day by her new master, Captain Luce.
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Tun weapons used, on board the
Ettropa, for slaughtoilng whales aie
somewhat unique. There are .guns
loaded with explosive matciials tint
would distill b even a Jonah, ensconced
in a whale's stomach, besides other
missiles by the side of which dynamitic
compounds are valueless.
The Piesident of the board of "indica
tion" and the president of the Boaid of
Health has an excellent oppot tunity of
displaying his combined medical and
"edicatlonal" attainments '"by visiting
the public schools, and assisting the
present dispensers of medicines in their
double duties, imposed upon them by
the prevalence of ophthalmia among the
pupils.
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Oun daily contemporaiy quoted yes
terday a poition of a letter, refering to
annexation from "an old and ..exper
ienced colonist." The "leader of such
ideas," as werejquoted, was a French
man who had resided lit Noumea, New
Caledonia for the last ten or twelve years
and who Is naturally opposed to the'
annexation of the islands by any other
power than France.
In the Civil Couit yesterday tho fol
lowing case3 w ere conlinued ; J. B. Hop
kins v. E. H. 'Thacher, assumpsit for
$130.15; Alohekea v. Hpsea, damages,
100; Lyons & Leyey v. Chung Lock.
The case of J. W. Robertson & Co. v. J.
H. Hare, assumpsit for $87.60, anil of
Quong Sam Kee & Cq. v, Hop Sing &
Co. assumpsit for $100.82, were settled
out of Court. Goo Kim v. Y. Man Hop
assumpsit for $13 50 was discontinued.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Chicago, Oct. 13th. Tho Lyceum
Theatre, on Desplaincs sticet', built
immediately following the great Are
of 1871, and then known as tho
Globe Theatre, was partially burned
at 4 o'clock this 'morning. The stage
and roof were completely destroyed
and the loss upon the furniture will
be almost total. A7f till company of
variety people oIbo lose their ward
robes. The total loss on the build
ing and furniture approximates 812,
000 ; insured. One pan was suffo
cated. Athens, Oct. 19th. The govern
ment sent two ships to the Grecian
Archipelago wjth supplies for the
sufferers by the earthquake. Qne
thousand two hundred and ten bo
dies were recovered near Cliesme,
which had been entombed. The
earth near Atlatea literally swal
lowed np houses and people.
The German Admiralty is elabo
rating a scheme for more rapidly
mobilizing tho marine force" of the
empire.
Every day France is finding out
moro and more of tho difficulties
attendant upon a spirited colonial
policy. Moro than ever docs it be
come doubtful whether Jacques Bon
lionnne, eager ns ho may bo for
cheap glory, will submit to the pe
cuniary sacrifice which the policy of
M. Challcmel-Laeour would entail
upon hiin.
The prosecution of tho Star route
swindlers in America cost S 050,001)
in legal expenses. The lawyers for
the prosecution were paid bo much
per diem, instead of tho usual lump
sum, and the tediousriess of tho pro
ceedings is populaily ascribed to
that cause.
House Wanted
IMMEDIATELY, .mulshed or unfitr
iiMied. Unit moderate. Add i cm
R.A.M., .li., cnio of G. W. Mocfailane Aj
Co. 512 u
Sloop "Lena,"
T?OU SALE. Pilci, $150 ns she
JO floats. R. Moi l'lrr, at J. W. Hob
oilsoiis. 530 If li
To Lot,
TWO PLEASANT FURNISHED
X Hoonn. No. HKukuiSt. 522
DIARIES For 1884
O.A.T -Sc OO'S-
013
Hawaiian Carriage
M'fg
Co.
LIMIT EI).
GENERAL Carriage and Wagon
Mnnufactuioro, and Dealers
In Wagon Materials, &c.
opficehs:
Gideon West President & Manager
J. N. Wright Vice-President
E. G. Schuman See & Ti casurcr
S. M. Damon Auditoi
545 2m
Notice.
ALL parties tii'pasbiiig, by shooting,
driving stock, or in any other way
on the lands of Waiplo, Wainnae uka,
Palilalia, AVaikakalaua, Nanakuli, and
Alea, dlstilct of Ewa and Waiamto; mid
on the lands of Htikipuu, Kualoa, Kaa
:iva, distiictof Kool.ui, Oahu, will be
prosecuted to tho utmost extent of tho
law. CHARLES H. JUDD.
October 20th, 1BHJ. 54a lw
Notice.
rpiIE public aie hereby cautioned
.1 against SHOOTING on the Wall
Lie Nul and Waialac Ik! Lind after this
date, or proceedings will be taken
W. O. AKANA,
CHUNG WA.
Oct. 20, 1883. 542 lm
Notice.
AT the annual meeting of tho Stork
holders of the P.iukaa Sugar Ccm
puny, held this dale! tho following gen
tlemen were elected to serve as otllccrs
for the dialling year.
President Jon. Austin.
Vice-President S. L. Austin.
Sec'y and Tieasurer. . P. O. .loues, Jr.
Auditor J. O. Carter.
P.C.JONES, Ju.
Secietary.
Honolulu, Oct. 2Snd, 1883. 539 3w b
Notice.
AT the annual meeting of tho Stock
holders of the Onomea Sugar Com
pany, held this date, tho following gen
tlemen were elected to sirve as officers
for the ensuing year.
President S. L Austin.
Vice-President Jon. Austin.
Secretary P. C. Jones, Jr.
Treasurer Geo. J. Ross.
Auditor J. O. Carter.
P. C. JONES, Jn., Sec'y
Honolulu, Oct. 22nd, lfc83. m9 8w b
J. T. Waterhouse
JUST RECEIVED '
His New Goods
AT
No. 10 Fort Street,
AT QUEEN ST. STORE, and
' King Street Store.
FENCE WIRE,
Galvanized Tubing,
ANE
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Best Goods in the Market.
533 lm b
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NOTICE.
A
Good Will of the Business,
With Four Years Ljastl of Premises.
A. A. MONTANO
OFFE118 FOIl SALE HIS
PMocilic Gallery !
Consisting of
Furnlturo, Fittings, Instruments, and Every
thing roqulslto for carrying on
tho business,
Together with a Numerous Stock of
negatives. Pictuies, Mats,
Frames, &c.
Tho Lonsos are superior to any In this
Kingdom,
Tho fittings and nppnratus aro moro
complete than any other gallery
in this country.
The bupine-s Is well established, and
being run on a good paying basii,
would nrovo a profitable Investment to
tho i Iglit party.
Tho present proprietor's reason fo
wishlii'.' to dUposo of this valuable busl.
ness is in consequence of having Imp ir.
taut ranch interests which require his
personal supcrvihion.
Terms pavy. For paitloul.irs apply to
A. A, MONTANO, Photographic Gnl
lery, coiner of King and Fort streets,
Honolulu, H. I. 583 lm
liOsr, Mtolcn or Strayed.
ONE SMALL HAY MAKE with three
whito spotson herb idy, where the
saddle is placed, a id one whito spot on
her forehead. Branded P on left hip.
A suitable reward will I e paid on return
ing to this ofllce. 401 tf
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Oceanic Steamship Oomp'y.
f?gif&; THE MAGNIFICENT
tTrasjMfenew an I Klcgiiu biianiship
MARIPOSA & ALAMEDA,
Will kivo Honolulu for S.in Fr.m
clseo ns lollows:
MABirOS A
iJtavcSau ruiucUco Nov. 1st
Leave Honolulu Nov 15, noun
ALAMEDA
Leave Sin Finnclsto Nov 15th
Ijo.uu Honolulu Dec. 1 nOon
PAhShxnr.us may have their names
booked In advance by applying at tho
olllce of the ai;ents.
Passengers by this line arc hereby no
titled that they will bo allowed 250 lbs
of hnggigo fiee by the Overland Kail
wav, when traveling East.
Mi:iici!Axuibii intended for shipment
by this lino will bo received free of
clinrgo in the Company's New Ware
house and receipts Issued for same.
Inbuiianck on inciehaudlse, whilst in
the warehouse, will be at ownci's risk.
Wit. G. Iuwin & Co.,
Agents, O. S. S. Co.
For San Francisco.
Tho Splendid
Steamship "Bell Rook."
Dumbrcck, - - - - Commander,
Will nave quick dispatch for tho above
poit. For freight or passage, having
superior cabin'iiccomniodatioti, apply to
G. W. Macfarlaxe & Co, Agents.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
trvaijT j.uu llivuiliu uguii;
"W. H. Dimond,
Houdlctt, - - - Master,
Will have quick dispatch for the above
port. For freight or passage apply to
Wm. G. Iuwin tic Co., Agents.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
gysi'M' The clipper bark
H. W. Almy,
Freeman, - . - - master,
Will have quick dispatch for the above
port. For freight or passage apply to
Castle & Cookk, Agents.
IXTERISLAND
Steam Navigation Company's
LINE OF STJLVMJEUS.
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The Planter,
hates, ... Commander,
Will run Tegulnrly for Kona and Kau :
Leaves Honolulu at 4 p.m. on
Tuesday, Oct. 9
Friday, Oct. 19
Tuesday, Oct. 80
Friday, Nov. 9
Tuesday, Nov. 2(1
Fiiday, Nov. 30
Tuesday, Dec. 11
Friday, Dec. 21
Arrives at Honolulu at 5 p.m:
Tuesday, Oct. 10
Friduy, Oct. 20
Tuesday, Nov. C
Friday, Nov. 10
Tuesday, Nov. 27
Friday, Dec. 7
Tuesday, Dec. 18
Friday, Dec. 28
The C. R. Bishop,
CAMERON,
Commander,
Leaves Honolulu every Monday
at 5 p.m., for Nawiliwili, Koloa, Eleele,
and Walmea, Kauai. Returning, leaves
Nawiliwili every Friday evening.
The James Makee,
mcdonald, ... Commander-
Leaves Honolulu
every Thursday, at 8 p.m. for Kapaa and
Kilauea. Returning leaves Kauai
every Monday at 4 p'm., and touching at
Wainao, both ways.
5-, Steamer Likelike,
King, - Master.
Leaves Honolulu each Tuesday at
4 p.m., touching at Lahaina, Maa
laea Bay, Makena, Mahukona, Ka
waihae, Laupahoehoo and Hilo.
Bcturning, will touch at all the
al ove ports, arriving at Honolulu
each Sunday a.m. 1
tiie fast sailing
Sohooner Ehukai
will run regularly
TO WAIALUA EVERY MONDAY,
Retuining on Thursday, weather
permitting.
For freight or passage apply to the
Captain on board, or to
181 A. F. Cooke, Agent.
Flour, Salmon,
VND
Butter !
PLANTATION" SUPPLIES
FLOUR,
Golden Gate Extra Family Flour,
Heuenn Mills Extra ditto ditto,
El'erado Supe. fine ditto.
SALMON,
Columbia RherNo. 1 Sulmon,
Plantation Salmon Good
BUTTER,
Now York or Goshen Butter,
In 25 nnd 10-pound pails,
For Sale at Lowest Market Rates.
BSSTOrders for stores promptly
attended to by
CASTLE & COOKE.
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Gold and Silver "Watches
Just to hand.
Every "Watch warranted as
represented.
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Fac-slmllo of Silver Cases.
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105 & 107 FORT STREET, HONOLULU
HAVE JUST
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Including the Very Best Assortment of Holiday Goods
Ever Imported into
Now open tor Public Inspection
COME TO-D AY !
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SUGAR MACHINERY,
PER "MALLSGATE."
We have received a further consignment of Messrs. Mirrlces. TVatson Ss Co
machinery, and hao now on m.nd, ready for delivery,
One Tripplc-ElTcct, on hnndBomo wooden Iron staging, containing '84Sr
square feet of heating surface, with pumping engine and dUchuieinc mont
jus, complete. "
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One Double-ElTect, having 2200 square feot of heating aiirfoce. 'with.
engine and montjus. ' '
One set of Four Wcbton'a Patent Centrifugals, with engine an! mixer.
One set of Two Weston's Patent Centrifugals. , i s ,
, IIayhig Increased facilities for the manufacturo, of these machines, tho
AUstoa's-Patcnt for hiuh, in Great Qritaln, has expired, we are thui en.
abled to offer them at materially reduced prices. 'lot . - t
Wo liave a full assortment of Centrifugal spares llnhms brasses 'rubbor
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Two Diagonal Engines, each 6 Inch, by 12 Inch.
Clariflers, Plat Coolors, 8x0x3 and 0a6x1.7,' '! 'UlAV ,V X ,Hf&
One spare Top Roller, for 20 fnch hy
One spare Side Rolhr, for 20 incli by
Ou spare IntermodlateBpurWhcol, for
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tions, as I have discovered
several silver watches bear-
ingthe name of ''Waltham
Watclics," which are of Swiss
Manufacture, and arc sold as "
genuine Waltham watches.
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