The Hawaiian gazette. [volume], February 18, 1874, Image 3

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(Tna, awa. au feoec aSad a tree passage to
aSmtftaaieUas d haek. asdwflHeare Is the bark
)ranf. -rMeb ki ebu week. Mr X. is a
'jwng i.iiMn asa a lair reprtaCTtiUrc of the lis
fciai'iiHiWrr of Bavastank, w-ao are -cow taking
tlmsjinri atlst?fa.ogfc'og the attafasaries locnd
i b I pTuiciK a Xr. Ljcie i
rcshooC, where Le bis tor one or two
scfecr ef satbesatica. Be Is
thewBsrbset Sberrrop for bSa lseepesdest
m ckCTctclfec JjefWattac, of artiei he taa
JWmMas amber Jtc -res past,acdUIi
link r in 1 iiiiTtlti nl Escrsethat betas
fm tb1 afcee jsag to Sin Fraaciaea. We
essjtaaski Ite to esr Sriesds ta (sat dCy, a "Worthy
Tawa teaAest aton to him.
MalMosLlsiaj
Haw s-
fjkjasssavsfje rssftOBetvaiic.'
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MbM atrww xowaksmwc aai
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Fairs os Tnr Acstesuaj Sizuirits. From a
snide on the dcw mtC Use, which we find In the
J Si, -re cH? the loBowlng relatlsj; to the price
cbirgcd between San Francisco nd the points
cased: "The new Australian. Mall Steamship Ser
vice nij now b" considered as tilrly iBinji rated,
U Crtt steuser In the Hn hiring inireJ In port
oa Scndij norninc- A tieiaer wffl be despatched
from here ctctj Xosrth Si tarda r, cotranendng
Jissarj SUr. The ntcs of fare hive been lied
a faSowit From San FrascUco to Uonolulo,
saieoa, K5; eeeoad cabin, $33: Heerare J30. ran
divio. Ffll, saloon, (lS0;tecond cabin, 1 123; tteer
aac. (91 Ancfckod, saka, $3CD; aecood cabin,
tlS9; tlena. JltXL WcUinston, saloon, (230;
seesad cabin, $1T5; steerage, J 13). LUteltOD, (a.
loon, t2D; xecond cabin, (US; steerage, 5125
Fn Ckaimen, raloon, tZS; second oWn f ITT 50 ;
stecra, $127 5a Sjdccy, satoon, $S03; second
oMk, f 10; steenss, tlOO. Meibonrse, saloon,
f23; seeond caMs, $103 50; steence. $110. Bria
basc, sateen, $230; seceed cabH, $109; steenre,
f VST 5i Sew Caledonia, saloon, $230; tecocd cab
im. tWO; cteerar, ?2B7 M. In aidition to the
"Matgor," the WIowiB? steasaers will take
IweSXjsBee
1b the Hoe: "Tarter." 2.252 tons;
NmcoC1 2.SS tosa; "MBado," SfiSOf toas;
(partces," 2.C00 toas. '
Action of the Coaastalar Corps. -
At a neeltDS of the -Coosakr Corps. heU on
Satcrdar last, at the ofSce or Mr.'Echaefer, the
Mstwiog resolution was onauimoailj- adopted
spes the Mggestioa of one of the members :
Mnehti. That the senior or the Connlar Bod J,
Mr. Besets accompanied br Mans. Ballien, who
Mm to bis finclioss of Cotnmluioser those of
i iossatior x rakcc, emit upon iacikcrRcuiiinawi
the Ofllted -Sutea and Great BriUIo. and conTerlo
tbcjslkfere thanks of the Foreim Counls for
tW promptness and lnpartlilltj with- wbieh tbrj,
thronch their ship of war in port, assisted the local
aotbortties in potliBg an end to the disturbance of
last lasixiiT, wunoai in anr way inienenngin
Hawattae pofilica. By so doing not onltr tires and
i pmpertj of American and British subjects together
wilb UawaiUn wu tared, bnt snch protection was
likewise girea to the. subjects of all other cations
' repreeeated here dt the taembrrs of the Consolar
Corp, and RratejeHj acEnewjecgiB mis laci, mc
kiras asd rradieess of those woo extended snch
protection is bfchlj commendable. Toe cUant and
anilcrif esadoct of the Captains, officers and men
of the Tutexrm. Toutitu and IrUmal was a
plw -lkC tact, sod the apprectatiag thanks or the
nswtisg to -Captalas Belknap, ilaj and Skerrett, and
those cseTer their cvmouod, to be commantcated
to thean throsffa their respectlre Representatives
here.
The Goaaittee inraediatelr called upon Mr.
Peires aad Mr. Wodehoase and-delivered the
forecow? message, wbereonon these gentlemen
eip.-esed tbeir fullest appreckttn of this act on
thepartof tbe Ooosalar Corps, renewing the as
Earasce that at aM times tbe interests of the enb
eett ( a! oatioss together with those of this
Vsagdem wonid be gtadlr and readilj gnarded bj
thecB.
jtff- At a ceetk; of the L 0. G. T. Lod,:e Ka. S,
held Taesday ttcoing. Feoroary 12th 1ST4. the fl
lawisx preasbte aad reitlatkas were cnanimsailj
Uaifed:
fTkerear. Throojh the pswerfal and xn Suite wis
itm of a Bcrer-errisr Creator, ansther nk has been
. fn . j... ,f Kier! br the death ol
H" '-J WaUam Charles Lunalil, therefore,
W. That wbfle we aekixwlolge a jast dii-
jcfAtivQ of Djnse Frerxdeeee is tre aeatn ot itli
UU ilj!tj-. jttwe bow oar heads in sorrew and
ma9n thecals of a falthfal friesd. whese interest in
the prosperity ef tbe Kinfdcm li'ed with him as lang
as he reaikifad n earth.
Ktnhrd, That while we nwnrn oar great kss, we
reaemher klse the members ef his hafehU, who
.rt alf e isocmig, andeommendlaemto c-axuhe4TCD
Ij.Fkther far tkt eoofert and consolailon':which he
kWseeka give.
"ESMrc3 Tfaatja dae respect U the memory of the
er Lodge room he draped in moorning,
attend the funtnl in k body, that 11 is High-
Lfieu GbirlM Kasalna be famished with k cflpT gf
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the irate f the Ledge.
DlJItL POEIIE.
GCOECE CkOWTEB.
GjtOEGE TStXlLE.
Ovmraulee.
"1"Ilc Prayer for tbe Koyal Family.
ciEjOUjvctisn baring been raised in certain
owrrera to the name of Qieen Etaml bctus placed
besortttat of'Qaeen Tap!oJiDl In the prajerJor the
jilofal Family In tbe Cathedral 'of 'the Anglican
1 Chorea, I treat roa wilt aHow me space to state
that the order obserred Is, that which would, obtain
Mier cira.mUoces ia ta, Coan of Great
xn"'1' ADJ ooe woo ui coo mn a prayer book
pabHeaed In the early part of the reign of II er pres
ent Majesty, will Cod that the Qnecn Dowager then
took preeedeaec of Use Consort of tbe SoTereign,
asd the Consort of the Sovereign took precedence
of the Bdr apparent. I am yonrs faithfully, ;
Alteed IViLLts, D. J).
Bishop or the Anglican Church in Hawaii.
Idas OoBege, Feb. 16, 1874.
To UelHfSM-kfAo Gazdle:
SmVtai yoa be good esosgh to correct a false
impresasen cassed bra paragraph nnder the, head of
"School Oct," ia tie P. C. Adeeriiter of Eatorday
last. Tbe paragraph contains one or those Tile in-
dcBitiocs which conTcy so much, bnt of which so
i MUie hasdie Is giren to lay hold of, bnt it is nerer-
! tbetess asswered in a few words. The teachers of
I the Boyal School were all at their posts on the days
in asestioe. tanzht the score of dots who appeared
I asdxhealeft. The principal then seat them after
t taeaesestees,-wno au appearea me next cay, ana
1 the school dalles went onin tbeir nsoal course, dnr
! iar the rest of the week. It would perhaps show a
' Utile more wisdom. If not generosity, to enqnire aU
tieaa Barters, oeiore paoiunusg muicioaa sagcs
Uoes. I am sir, yours, Sx.j
Alex. Macixtose.
nonoialn, Feb. ICtb, 1S74.
Mb. Editob: While the pablic are busily en
gaged In disesssiog the canses which led to the re-cest-lamentable
riot, and are so caroestlr calling for
poalshment oftheDgnorant rioters who took
part in K, tney shonld not orerlook one of the prin-
t SaJsarlaT eeeaiag 1 aPti eiauog canses me psonczuoa oi iduoidb
aix s4red terahea to,7 ."ppcals to tbe natirei which hare appeared for
several xnonus pas& in k mcai pawtcauoo. iu
'wwrhi rtfr!i more nflrtifn5trlr In 1TB rrrnmrn.
lis department, to stir up tbe people against the
regularly appointed o fleers of tbe Crown, thus aim
leg Indirectly to weaken the Sovereignty. It has
sought to inspire ils native readers with the belief
that in them rests the power to make such changes
in fu i element as they wish, and to make demands
tecoasUteat with reason, as in Its harangues to tbe
Batrre police to demand the same pay as foreigners
receiTe. ilorrorer, lu apparent aim haa been to be
HUle the Government In the eyes of the credulous
common people, thus indirectly seeking to create a
contempt for law and order. Bad this been done
butvuee or twice, it might care been overlooked as
harmless, but it has been persevered in with a per
sistency Indicative of some object 10 be accom
pfiihcd. This persistency has apparently carried
conviction in the minds of Its more ignorant readers
that there must be truth ia wcat is said. We have
JegUitcate and sought-forfrcils. We have witnessed
the simple and ignorant populace brought together
under the belief that they possessed the power to
regulate the succession, and that whatever they de
manded must be done. We have seen the Bepre
scstatives of the people set upon, beaten, wounded,
and some of them left as dead, by thes- rallied rio
ters, for no other reason than because they dared to
do their duty to their constituents and their coun
try. And If ever a fall icves ligation is made into
the causes, direct or indirect, which have instigated
asd led to this bloody riot, the grand jury of the
cocitry- win bold Its editors asd publisher as re
sponsible, and if any are indicted and pnsished,
they should be araorg the number.
Tc Let or Lease !
j THOSE BESIKABIX F BOUSES OX
Ataaea Street, formerly occupied by A. F. Bnekwsod
En. For particular! apply to
J. S. LEJI05.
To Let.
TKE HOrSE AST PBEHISES FOBX
nlT otxnptel by the Ult Dr. S. r. Itrd- Ferpkrti
ctlara, apiitr to U-tfj E. OILLTXAMX
ICxmpsoAtBCt of the Gatttte.
PrrtsntxD, Mass, Dec 23, 1873.
DkasGhcttb; Since mj last letter to yoa
Congress and its actions have formed the princi
pal theme or conversation. The session opened
opon Monday tbe .first day of December. Pre
vious to anemblicg some opposition to the re
election of Speaker Blaine had been manifested,
prindpally among tbe Southern members ; but at
tbe party caucus held upon tbe Saturday before
opening, it was unanimously voted to present bis
camo aa the choice of the Republican party.
The Democrats presented the name of Fernando
Wood of New York city. Blaine was re-chosen
by a large majority. Senator Carpenter of Wis
consin, was again chosen President of tbe Senate
pro tempore, and the stories that were circulated
against him last summer operated ia his favor ;
Senators arguing that to refuse to re-elect him
would show that they placed credence in these
reports. Blaine has re-appointed the principal
members of tbe House to their old Chairmanship,
though some opposition was made by those mak
ing great professions of virtue to tbe selection of
any one in any way connected with credit Mobi
Her Tor tbe important positions. Thus far Con
gress bis been occupied principally with the Sal
ary Grab bill, tbe Virginias matter, and the re
peal of the Bankrupt law. With regard to the
former, much debate has arisen and many views
been expressed. Personal debate has been freely
indulged as well, and many excuses offered by
those who took tho back pay. Among these ex
cuses, one of tbe best is that of Crocker of Mas
sachusetts, who said, that shortly after tbe vote
he went to Europe. During bis absence tbe
newspapers were attacking him virulently all the
while for having drawn tbe back pay. When he
returned he asked his private clerk if the pay bad
been drawn," No," was tbe reply, " but it stands
to your credit. And there it will stand, said Sir
Alrah, until the newspapers cease attacking me.
Which reminds one of the sick man, who, sup
posing himself near tbe point of death, requested
a neighbor present to pray for biro, adding that
there were two things for which be was especial
ly sorry : " that tbe half bushel he had used was
too small, and that bis scales did not neigh quite
enough." He afterward recovered, but still use3
tbe same measure and scales. And so Crocker
will continue to use the Ore thousand dollars re
ceived by the grab act.
Pablic opinion as expressed throagh the press
has never been more powerful than at present,
and even Ben Bailer, who has always sneered at
tho influence of the press, acknowledged in a
speech, that it had been pursuing him with forty
jackass power.
Almost as many opinions were expressed as
there are members in Congress regarding the
best way of disposing of tbe back pay act. Tbe
members favoring economy were desirous to re
turn to the old system of wages ; while eome,
prominent among whom was Alexander 11.
Stephens, Vice-President of the Confederacy,
favored no action at all, deeming tbe pay as it
stands little enough. Tbe Hosso finally voted
to make the salary or members six thousand dol
lars per annum, and mileage lor one trip to and
from Washington. Fnrtber action upon it is ex
pected, as many members think enough has not
yet been done. A bill tras reported in tbe Sen
ate just before adjournment, recommending that
tbe salary shall be, as prior to the act of March
3d. 1673, and compelling the members who bare
not so done to ret urn tbe money voted to them
by that act into the Treasury, and it is very like
ly that tbe body wilt insist on this restoration.
The trouble with Spain has blown over, the
Virginias has been restored with all the surviv
ing members among her passengers and crew.
Thus the war that Secretary Bobeson scented
in the distance has vanished, and the million of
dollars expended in getting the navy into fighting
order seems to have been expended uselessly.
It seems probable that tbe National Bankrupt
law will be repealed, or at least so far modified
that States may make their own statutes regard
ing it. At present almost any estate is eaten op
by the various processes requisite to go into
bankruptcy, and some action is necessary to mako
it less burdensome.
In the early part of the session, the name or
Attorney General Williams of Oregon was sent
to tho Senate by the President for the oGce of
Chief Justice, bat the nomination has not been
confirmed. Universal regret Is expressed at
Grant's choice, and it is hoped that during tbe
Congressional reces3 be may withdraw Williams
name. The honesty and integrity of Williams
are well known, but it is not thought that be
possesses the legal ability requisite to fill the
highest judicial position in our country.
Steamship disasters are becoming frightfully
common, and the collision of the Loch Earn and
the Yllle do Havre Jo mid-ocean, accompanied
by the total lo3 of tbe latter and over two hun
dred lives, filled the country with horror. Ton
will have received full particulars ere tbi3.
At the recent municipal election in Boston
several women were chosen to positions opon
school committees. Boston also celebrated opon
the 16th inst., the one hundredth anniversary of
turning her harbor into a mammoth tea pot.
Tbe greatest affliction the cause of science ho3
met in this country has recently occurred in the
death of Louis Agasiz, Professor at Harvard
University. He passed away oo Sunday evening
Dec 14. Agassiz wa3 born in Switzerland in
1807, wd was of Huguenot descent It was in
1846 that be first came to this country, partly at
the suggestion of the King of Prussia and partly
to deliver a course of lectures before tbe Lowell
Institute or Boston. Shortly after he removed
to this country and ever since bis career has been
a source of national pride. Agassiz will be re
membered by some because or his medals, his
prizes and awards ; by others because of his man
agement of the Bossier Expedition, duriog which
it was so earnestly hoped he would visit Hawaii ;
again because of tbe establishment of bis school
at Penik'ese, that promised to be a eonrco ol so
much instruction ; but his strongest claim to a
place among tbe scientists rests in bis establish
ment of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at
Harvard ; and his strongest claim to the respect
of mankind in the fact that he never allowed any
motive other than the love of Nature to impel
htm to a closer acquaintance with her. c.
Desirable Real Estate For Sale.
THE GIILICIX PKEMI.SKS
near Pnnahos, consisting of
A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT!
Within two miles of Honolulu, and five mianteiwalk
of Oaha College.
The Lot is kboat Three Acres ; enclosed with
a Etone Wall, aad well stocked with Shrubbery, Fruit
and Shad Treea.
The Boost is TWO STORIES, aad, intloding lie
randa, half round it, Il .56x21, with k cellar nnder
half of the baildiag. Has Srs rooms oa the ground
floor and fire chambers with closets. A well of pan
water ia at the door, asd also rsanisg water for irri
gation. Then is alio a convenient Carriags Homo
and other out hail dings on the premijes.
TITLE, FEE EIHPLE.
Also thre Lots, abost half a mile from tbe College
and two miles from Honolola ; ess ef fire acres, en
closed with a atone wall, one sf eight acres, aad an
other of about thirty acres : the two latter are adjoin
ing the presUes of L. MeCally, Esq.
AHD ALL ABE DESIEABLB BUILDING ETXE3 f
For Terms, apply to "
J. 0. CARTEB, or
47$ O.n.QULICK.
CaaacaiUTio.
Ma. Eorrok: Dr Lyman Eeeehw, no mean nan In
his day, ia answer to the question " What, then, is
this universal, natnral and national remedy for
intemperance," knswers 4Tw t tnulanl oor
Val tpiriufram tie fill larcfml artitln scowiirrre
lj a eorreef and tjjiritnt pMi'e mtincnl, nei as
Aat turned tttmry omt f af OMr land, and vill
jrt expefiiron tic worU." In depictine tho evils
produced from ardent spirits, he says : " Conld all
the forms of evil produced ia the land by intemper
ance eome upon us in one horrid arry, it would appal
the nation, and pnt an end to the traSa in ardent
spirits. If, in every dwelling hnQt by blood, the
itoaes from the wall should utter all the cries which
the bloody trafae extorts, and the beams out tf the
timber should echo them baoh, who would baild sach
k house, and who would dwell in it? What if in
every part of the dwelling, from the cellar upwards,
through all the hills and chambers, babblings and
contentions, and voices, and groans, and (brisks,
and wailinri were heard day ani night I What if
the cold blood oosed out, and stood in drops upon
the walls, and by preternatural art, all tho ghastly
skulls, and bones of the victims destroyed by Intem
perance shonld stand upon tbe walls, in horrid sculp
ture, within and without the building I Who would
go near sseh a boildiogT Whal if ateventadu, and at
midnight, the airy forms of men destroyed by intem
perance were dimly seen haastiog the distilleries,
and stores they reeeired tbeir bane, or following the
track of the ship engaged in commerce, walking upon
the wares. Sitting athwart the deck, sitting upon tho
rigging, and-sending up from the bold within, and
from the waves without, groans and loud Jaments,
and wailingsT Who would attead soeh stores?
Who would labor in such distilleries I Wso would
navigate such ships !"
This enemy, Mr. Editor, is in our midst doing his
work of death. Spreading its evils among ouryoutb,
our fellow eitiienr, our rulers. Destroying this Ha
waiian race, wiping it ont from these beautiful val
leys and lovely plains. Shall. we sit still, and not
put forth one effort for the salvation or the nation i
for the salvation of those wo love as we love our
selves? Awake friends of Hawaii 1 Awake son's or
Temperance It Sleep no longer 1 1 1 The roe is upon
us. Now and ror ever may wo be found among those
who are forming a correct and efficient public senti
ment. Among those who seek to dry up the tears,
and heal the woonds which this enemy of mankind
is inflicting upon the race. Aloux Laaci.
Uekth of Dr. Livingstone Confirmed.
Lojdo.t, Jan. 27. Herr Brenner, the German el
plorer, in a letter to Sr. Fetermann or Goths, dated
Zanzibar, says Br. Livingstone died August 15th
This date differs from that of the previous report, but
all doubt has been set at rest by an official dispatch
received by tho Government to-day from Zanzibar,
which states circumstantially that Livingstone died
in Lobi.'i after crossing the marshes with water for
hours above his wi'a The sufferings or bis whole
party were terrible, and ten of them died in conse
quence. Members or Cameron's expedition were suf
fering from fever and opthalmla, bat would await the
arrival of doctors to send the remains to Ujiji. From
the latter place they would be conveyed to Zanzibar,
where it is expected they will arrive next month.
Australia cannot at tbe present day be looked up
on as a heathen land, as out of its population of 503,'
931, the members or tho Charch of England namber
229,000; Fresby terians, 459,000 ; Methodists, S9.000 ;
Congregationalists, 10,000 ; and Boman Catholics,
1-15,000, while heathens and all others combined
namber only 7,450. It is estimated that one-third or
tbe population attend the churches. There are in the
country,. 501 ministers of all denominations, 93t
churches and chapels, aecomodating 181,914 sitters,
933 Sunday Schools, S.019 teachers, and an average
attendance of 1G,596 scholars.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
$5 Reward !
WILT, BE PAID at this Office for a
GOLD QUARTZ FOD SEAL, lost on the
evenme of the lith Inst. It
For Sale or For Lease !
M SEVERAL COTTAGES, PLEASANT
LY located, with gardens, outhouses, and every
convenience, enqnire or
475 tf HUGO STANOEXWALD. SI. D.
Buffnm's Hall for Sale.
FOR TEIOIS, Enquire of
475 U S. B. DOLE.
A Valuable Property
For Salo.
"S9 A "LOT OF O ACItl.S OF I. VXX, TVTT1T A
SB Rood JTEW DWilUSO HOUSE and KITCHEN
attached. A frontage of about 639 feet on UeretanU
bireet and 975 lees on rananou Avenne. ear toe noose
Is k well vleMinfr abundance of ncrer fanlnr fresh water.
with a Windmill attached. Tbe prospect seaward and in
land is Bosurpassed in tbe suburbs or Honolulu. Tbe place
may be sold u a wbrje or In lots to salt purchasers. For
runner inrormauon inquire or u. li. iXlLri,
-H-tf or J. D. PARIS.
New Bakery.
THE rXIJEKKHJXED HAVING OPEXEI)
a Bakerr at Ue comer of QUEEN A BICIIAJtW
STREETS, (premises formerly occupied by llt-Ooldstooe)
would respctlnliy taaax orders In his line.
411 3m, ASTON' SINGER.
CarriagePainting.
riiAvisru roir.
-tbe present encaxred IbeT
serrbes of Mr. THOUAS I
"H. PARKE, k Curtice :
Fainter wlose wort: baa been for several years before tbe
pobUc, and wbkb for fineness arxl durability has never
been excelled in tills place, we are prepared to execute an
oraers in tne line or
Carriage Painting in a Superior Manner
We do not irlsh to bout; yet we hare no hesita
tion in sajlsg that we can do as flue aixl as dorahle a Jot) of
AS CAN BE DONE IF HONOLULU,
Out Me or Oar Oxrn ntablls!iment.
All persons barteff good Carriages that require Paintinff
or varaishlag, win ao well to gire ns a call.
PABT1CUUR ATTENTION PAID TO CARRIAGE REPAIRING
In every branch
Prices to Stilt tltc Time.
tnr A Tint-class Carriage Fainter Is npaged for oor
business, and is expected from San Frandsro per December
Steamer.
c. WEST,
4711m 14 and STae Street. Honolnla.
New Goods, New Goods
THE DKDERSIGN2D DAVE
JUST RECEIVED!
DIHEOT
FROM HONGKONG
i i; si
Ship 'George Green,'
AND OFFER FOR SALE
gUOAB MAT BAGS, FIRE CBACKEES,
Fire-Works, Lacquered "Ware,
MANILA ROPE,
CONTRACT WHITE MATTING
China Peanut Oil,
DEESS 8IL
GBASS cloth,
China Lanterns,
3IoisinJto TVetllBtr,
Cauipiior Wood Trunk,
Superior Breakfast Tea
In 3, 5 and U lb. Boxes.
Best Basket Tea,
PRESERVED GINGER, CHOW CHOW !
An rl Oomqvxat,
&c &c &c Sec
rarsaletrx AfOlsg A AchUCk,
iK-ij Kaaaaa afreet, near Slag
E. . IHT4UCOCIiU
ATTOUHEY.AT-LA'W, EXLO. HAWAII.
Ki) Bills Promptly Cbllscltd. It
C. BREWER & CO.,
t it. jl. r. CAsrrza, 1
r. a rosis, ix.
( J. d. asiwiB. J
SHIPPING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
r.l Honolnla. Hawaiian Islands. lj
Boston Board of Underwriters,
AGENTS tor the Ilkwallan Islands,
47Hy C BRKWEB CO.
Philadelphia Board or Underwriters.
AGENTS for the Uavrkllan Islands,
414-ljr a BREWER a CO.
HIDES, SKINS, TALLOW.
MUIE UNDEItSIGNED CONTINUE TC
JL par tho highest market price for Dry Hides
Goat Skins and Goat Tallow.
4S-Jta " 0. BREWER i CO.
TO WOOL GROWERS.
TUE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUE TO
baj Wools at good prices. Wools coming to
market this Spring particalarlr desired to make
freight (471-Jm) C. BREWER Jt CO.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
THE VXDERSIQXGD havlnlt been ap
pointed Agents of lbs above Company, are prepared
to ininre risks agilnst Fire, on StoneanJ Hrlck Build
ings, aad 00 Merchandise stored therein bo the
mot CsTorabU terms. For particulars apply attheofficeo!
-ir r. A. SCUAKTEII CO.
HAWAIIAN MESS BEEF,
Faolrod Toy
C. BEETLEMANN. KAUAI
And. W ci.zrzrei.xx'tod.
Tor Sale by
ll 3m A. tv'. PEIRCT A CO.
FAMILY MARKET!
Choicest Meats from the Finest Herds
Fish, Poultvy, Vegetables, &o.,
Furnished to Order.
JgXTKAS. Tticsdnjs mid Thursdays Teal,
Fridays Fish.
Sundays Lamb,
(Unless otherwise ordered.)
The Proprietor havtac erected k neat and commodious
VEGETABLE, -FRUIT AND POULTRY HARKET,
Adjoining the Family Meat Market, wbl he prepared to
promptly and satisfactorily flit orders for everything- re
qnUte to farnbli the tables with kit the Snhstanthds and
Delicacies the country affordj.
aorShlpplnc; supplied on Short Jfotleevsa
Meats, 4c, delivered to an parts of the city without ei
tra charge. 1171 3m) E. IT. BO YD.
Australasian & American Mail
Steamship Company.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
THE FINE
STEAMSHIP "MIKADO,"
CAPTAIN
On or about the5th of March.
FrtiQhl ta San Francisco, S5 per1 7bn. Five
per cent, primage.
FOR SYDNEY VIA FIJI I
Connecting at ICandaTn with a ilrnncli
Nfenmcr for
Auckland and Port Chalmers, N.Z.
THE STEA-aSIIII
"CITY OF MELBOURNE,"
CATT. J. ".r. CROWN,
On or about the 9th of March.
TO SAX FRAXCXS4-O4
On .or aboat
TO STDNT'T, Ac.
On or aboat
sfondar.
Thursday,
llarch-
-Sth
Ajlrfl-
AprO : 1 1'1Sth
April..
May...
Jane.-
-Utb
iJane .1st
Uth:
June .2nh
Jnly-
ild
!JnlyJ-
17 th
Anrast
September
OctDher..
TTovemher..
December
- Mthl
A.nsast
:ith
.Ktli
September..
...;it
ISUl
.ISth
ucooer
November -rjeeember
iltu
10th
Klh
Uth
f-lr- Tnnrm far VAHTKRV MTA'TKA and E1TROPB.
nhlTiff Uilr Thmnffh.Tlrlrpt, At nnr nfnr. will he at-
jowea a large rtawxutnm tares, oeaiuea naTmg larser quaa-
noes or Baggage rreev
BIT" For Trtflph t and Pniwoge, or any farther Infor
mation, anolr to
ITS IT. IIACKFEI.n CO AcenLt.
Xt 33 GrTJIiAR
DISPATCH LINE FOR SAH FRANCISCO I
At C. Brewer & Co.-Agenta. jjtt
,ug)i,rchandlis received Storage Free andkHVi
liberal cash advances made on shipment, by this lloe.
-fn-ly C. BHETfEB k CO.
BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LINE!
C. Browor 5c Co. Agents.
FaroraMe arrueemectf can alirart (m
nude forstorafssaod ihrproent of Oil, Bon, TTool. Hides aad
other UertbaiuIiM to New Ddtrd, Bovton, N'ev Tork and
474-Ir C. ilKEWER si; CO.
For Portland, Direct.
TUB FAST SAILING BARE
Jane A. Falkinburg,
J. A. BBOITX, jTAKTEB.
Will have Quick Dispatch for the above Fort
Hating pari of her Cargo engaged.
Tot Freight or passage, apply to
nt CASTLE COOKE, Agents.
For Portland, Oregon.
THE JfIXE BARK
1 MATTIE MACLEAY,
FORBES WASTER,
Will have Quick Dispatch for the above Port
For Freight, apply to
7
H. nACKFELTJ A CO., Agents.
For San Francisco
The Favorite American Baric
liD. C. JIIURRAY
FULLER, JI.UfTER.
WILL HAVE QUICK DISPATCH FOB THE ABOVE PORT
S3 For Freight or PKu:e, haTing anperlor accotnmo
dxtiooM tat Cahia and 8teerage rknengers, apply to
S7 C. BBEWEC A CO.. Aarota.
M7 X3VT 23 TABIiB
or the
Steamer &m "KHauea."
TATXOR, I J s S s 1 JI ASTER.
Febrnary 23rd.
Hards 2d
March Sib
Tlareli lstb
Komi tal Kaonalaiul
IIIlo
Hous
-CUxnlt ofHaoal
...... .....Kona
IIIlo
IXarea 23d .
narcb 301b
Steamer leave. Honoiala at 5 r. excepting trips that
she touches at Kannakakal, when she wtU leave at 19 r. .
TJpoa the RSo tttst, the cteamer win not leave vha'"
belbreaA.se os up trip. Cm Kooa trips WSJ not Seare
before t a. x.
From this date, the parmentof Caab for Fksaage, wSI
Deatdctlyesrarced. TICItETH AT THE OFFICE.
Sot responsible tot on marked baggage, or key freight
unless receipted for. SAUTjKL U. WIXSSTt, Agent.
AUCTION SALES.
Br E. P. ADAMS.
Real Estate h Emma Street.
On SATURDAY,
FEB. 21st,
At 13 o'clock noon, nt Sales Room,
Will ho offered at rublie JUetlon,
That Piece or Parcel of Real Estate
.WITH
Tlvo 23-tiJHclAzasai tttoroorv,
situated on Enunn Street,
Adjoining the property of ITer Royal lllghneia Itnkk
Kectikotant, and having-a'fraatare of i9 feet on'Eo
ma Street aad a depth of 11$ feet.
A Good Substantial Cottage '
And Outbuildings are upon tbe property, which Is
covered by a Vktic ty of FRUIT AND ORNAMENT
AL TREES, making it a very pleasant restdenee.
Government water Is laid on. TERMS AT SALE.
Seeds at eapeas of purchaser.
. E. P. ADAMS. ABCtlaaeer.
CLOSINGJUT SALE!
ON "WEDNESDAY : : : FEB. 25th
At 10 A. II.. at Sales Boom, the
STDCK OF A BETAIL STOBE!
CONSISTINa OF
Heavy Denims,
Fancy Prints,
White and
Brown Cottons
Flannel Shirts, Denim Pants!
0 WHITE SHIRTS, UNDERSHIRTS,
'. Perfumery and Soaps, Handkerchiefs,
s Crape and Tape, Silk Ribbon,
Slue Flannel, Victoria Lawn,
Socks and Stockings,
Brown Linen,
And a Great Tarlety of
FANCY GOODS AND WARES
. Such as are usually found in a Retail Stock.
Sale lVMltlvc. TERMS CASH.
E. P. ADAMS. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE LANDS,
On lVT03.ols.cii.
ON SATURDAY, - - - FEB. 28th
At 12 o'clock Jfoou, nt Sales Room,
AYillbo Sold at Auction,
For Cash to tho Highest Blddor,
29 Acres of Yalnable hmh
With the Buildings Thereon,
Situated at KOIIANCI, Island of Molokal. There
are several substantial Buildings upon this property
... 1 1 rt.t r. n:. r. i.
wuicuwere cunsirucieu i a n n.
esty Kamehsmeha V.), with Cisterns having k eapk-
Cliy IOr UUU 03IIC19 Ul WU,S(. luatMlu uw.j
. n.ln.a.l li. a rnind Rtnnfi W'aII.
No more eliclble situation for a Dairy can be found.
. . . i ... . . i. ... . ,:.: -
In tne iiingaom. Daring; an ino rwaocu. vuums
Duelling llouses and Outhouses for a large establish
mcnt.
TITI.P VJtPl?T!f!T V.n.rj n.n 111, .nun at lb
in!.n T?nnm nf tl n .ral (.n . . T1 .1 further Hkf
ticnlars by application to T. C. Jones, Esq., Attor
ney at wtw.
E. P. ADAMS, Auctioneer
Mortgagee's' Safer
MORTICING MACHINERY!
- s ? . -
Iron Safe, A-c, &c.
ON TUESDAY, - - - MARCH 3d,
ByOrder of Mr. P. DAIiTONj
At It! o'clock Soon, at Male Room,
Will bo Sold:
One Iron Safe,
One Morticing 'Machine, -irithlTools. I ; (J. ;
One Turning lathe, completa with Tools,
One Motive
Power Whoenith Belting,
cnisfSsTrshif Talti,'
1 OneCircnlsrl
Efght Iron Jack Screws.
:n-i: BP,iaDAM8. JJctiencr.
ailusi 1
ASH LUMBER I
XsTATIXd " JEST RECEIVED A EOT OF
Second Gro-wth Ash1 Lumber,
Assorted Sbes,j -, "4
IS NOW OFFERED FOR SVLE III CUA1TITIES TO SUIT.
Also. OX CART FELLOES, Inch and i Inch. All of
which will be
Koldfnt tbe Xovrest Poiisiblc Batca
KV Island Orders promptly attended to by
471 4t
O. WEST.
PHOTOGRAPHS I
FOR SALE, ALL KINDS AND SIZES !
. AT
COSMOPOLITAN GALLERY!
6S &. 66 Fort Street.
mirE BEST UUAUTT, GREATEST TAHI
JL ety.kndatthe
Xao-ocrbsstt 3Erooas !
ALSO Portraits taken In tetter stvleand ooalitr than
at any other place m thb dty, for ths low-price of
S3.50 PER DOZEN I
Do not Ik ten to any recommendation, but come and see
lor joorseu, . .
sro ir . . . ,s irix. crabs.
SHORTLY EXPECTED
FEB
Lewis and Ceorgine,"
From I.IrcrpooI,
- - i: Jj
AN INVOICE OP TIIE CELEBRATED
. I .A
EDINBURGH BOTTLED ALE.
m tf
vr. i orsEEW.
HOUSES and PREMISES
TO liET.
m A CO 3IFOKTA TILE JrnXINIIEI) COT'
rtTAOB toletatWalklliL
ALBO, A IIOTKE IAVT and HAM PATCH
astkeentzanceori'ksoa-'vauej'.
tiLU), A COTTAGE O!.' BEEETAiffA HTHETT
near the bridge.
ALSO, A S7XSTTACE 0 KM1CA BQUAEE,
Alxa, Stontec. asd Tarsi Kooa oh
iiicea rairect.
For particulars apply to
U W. L. OBEES.
Something New!
BOTjLES il CO. tare received per .D.0. Mar
ray, a small consignment fBDTTIl, made by
tbs HEW PiiOCESS. The atUatioa of purehuers is
solicited. 474
Golden Cat Flour.
B
AKEITS EXTRA St. EXT K A 1'A M IL Y,
llectirea by tco , Jlamy ' and ror sals by
JBOLLEf? k CO,
AUCTION .SALES
Br C3.BAJITOW.
FURNITURE SALE !
TT.1S 33 sty,
WEDNESDAY, PEBRTjfABY 18th
At 10 o'clock A. II., will be M,
At theResldencoof Iklr.Euih. lllN'nMira
Avenue, on accouatj csfjdeartaro,
The Household iuniurel
coMrrasrsof'f
Ken Dedrtead, WaihstaaJ,
Barest!, Wardrobe, Centre Tails,
( Loangs, CortvBasktU, . i . j,
4 Oak DfeisxChalrr : U
MiUrais, Hair PSaws,
Dialog Tab!.
OIOCUEKY WAKE. COOK STOTE. Ac
I lC.!sl aXBTOWClaefioaefr.
JEX Sales Room
ON FRIDAY, : : FEBETJABY 20,
Atlo.U3ZiiibMidr '
Dry Goods, Dress Goods,
Woolen Goods, Clothing,'
Fine 11 lack Cloth,
Oaps fvneri JSixooass t
A Varied Assortment of Merchandise
SACKS OF SUGAR. ., As.
C & BAKTOW. Aswtteaeer.
For Sale.
a TYTO.TVHXET. aiArsr.rs goo noun ee
1. Apply to
a H. BAKTOW.
Kotice of Dissolution of Copartasrshin.
Tire coPAirrxEn-smr iiexjtto yoBC
eitstlns; between uie asdentfiMd name by Em"
tlonoo thelllhlnat .VU per-wa havto arrOTntaor-
with the late Arm are requested to setu wtih Mr. AHUiS.
who b duly authorised lor that purpcak,
nonolnm,yoT.t.ls. " to
Boundary Commisaioner'a Notice.
TVTOTICT. IS HEREJIY I VETS TIUT OX
jS TCESIUY. the Uth day of February, all I oYieelc
a. x., at the Court lleose In Kaneeae. ta CkmirtMSmiee
er CoumUrlr tor Oanu wul alt to h aocll tratlsMkr
may be clftred respeetnur, and wm be ready WTtew. Aa
boundaries or me reoowns; ikw :
111 ef Ilalekou. In Kan cone,
XabaleJumaa, "
XaJuapuhl, "
Keaahala, "
IHofKaeo, ha Kakekbe,
Kksahotratntwl. -
.tc-a&klka.
- Uclnat.
i, j-uanuiu.
Kalekebkikboa, -
Lawnas3(cC8tI.T. Com Winner.
llonolula. January ad. lsrt. TU3t
A. W. PEIRCE & CO.
Offer for Sale
SIIIP CUAIYDLKM
Wow
WHALE BOATS AND BOAT STOCK!
GROCERIES,
Flour d!a DBi?Oc5vci!
Lime and Cement,
California Hay,
AND
By Steamer from San Francisco,
Potatoes, Onions,. &c.
Perry TJavis Painkiller,
.: ':
Paulo a Salt Works
PER BARK 'COMET,'
, CAPTAIN 8HEPKZ2D,
TIIE TJXDER-SIIiJfEIJ HATE RECTI VXI
an addition to tnelrBtDckvwnlek wttlbkMSd as Lat
est rrtes,. ;
Golden QaferPlour,
Extra Pamlly.
....... . Bakers Extras;
J : -' 'n AndEiaoTado.
471 For sale bj; . gCJXW A CO.
Vegetables,
rCTAIlJIOLnLSLGA tORV. 1
JL Green Peaa, 8 trine Peas.
, StrlucIJekaa, Beeta, - '
Turmp " OaJona,
Succotash, Twnato.
71 30LLB1 A ro.
OaTimea Groorls
Cntlins-& Co's Celebrated Paeiory,
CAXES MOCK TURTLE SOUP,
Case Iloast Beef.
CsaealoolBeer. - . .
Canea Roans Mutton,
Casta IWled Mutton., 1
Case Itoast Veal,
CkseaTurSey, . -Caacn
CbltkeD,
Cksea Soepa. Ac. Ac
HI Bfimtj A CO
FRUITS.
CASES I'EACHES, PCtlUL -Caava
Qnloce. Cksea Osfa.
Caaea a rapes, Ckack nsss,
Afiorted Froltsj.
171 bo ixik A era.
Bread.
SALOO.V PlsVOT I.V CAE." ASP QB. CAS&H
r- . ruotand iUdiom Brtdj j 4
AaadnI CracKers.
1 BOLU5M A Ctt
Little Neck Clams, or Quahaugs,
TpnOJI TUX PACIiEIt, J, JJ, DOXAEB,
Jk.' UUp, L. 1.
rr
BOLLBB A ca
A FEW CASIH omiE VEOBtlEM(SA3CK
:3tV. CODsTlfll, In splenad order.
71 BOLUeS-ACO.
California Cheese.
A FEW CASES OXLT.
171
EQLLEa A CO.
Prepared. Lime Juice,
WAHIIAXTED TO KEZX IX AST CXT
MATE, la.Z.4ao4(aaokpackaea. .
t7I BOLLWACO.
A New Assortment of Teas.
fAPAJf XEA AlfD CHIJfA TCA.
471
KILLBI A CO.
8an Juan Lime,
1 SPLENDID AJtTICtE 100 Barrels
A received by thk'ilattle iUdesy ForssJ by
J5U1.1.1SS VO,
ANCH0SS.
ESOLIsn IB0K-8T0CK A5CH0BS W5I0HT
IroalMlof.tasSMIhi. Vat rale by
6 (Uat&3iU.
Canned Seat?, Fraiti and VegetalM.
AFOLL1 AS 8 ORTHEHT OF TUE
above, dirjet froo lb, rackers. For Eal li-
i3 - ------ SULIdU A w.
Oreeon SutrsT-CareU "Hans.
lOli BALE BY
A5J 2ULL&3 A V17.
f