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VOLUME 3, NO. 210.
HONOLULU; HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, MONDAY, JANUARY 5. 1885.
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THE DAILY PACIFIC
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
,IS IJUBL ISJELED
Erery -Morning. Except Sunday
Si
DaKjr'P C. Advertiser, t ye.r, (Cash; j 00
Daay p. C. Advertiser, 6 months, (Cash) ...'5 00
Dally P. C. Advertiser, l week, fCash) ... 25
WseUy.P. C. Advertiser, X year. fCash) . . 6 00
Foreign Subscription W.'f P. c. A. (Including
poar,je).. ....... ....... tc S()
.' EXPLOSIVE DUSTS.
: ' ! j . '" . .
O&aara . from Pulverized Orals,
"- Sugar, Starch, Etc
Slio Philosophy- or the PlatterStrlk.
lug Casts and Curious Accidents
' Th,i Investigations f
a Chemiit.
CNew York Saal
"Flour looks Innocent enough," &)
.Crerseer remarked while watching the re
moral of some barrels of 8 our and othef
grains from a large warehouse.
"That depends upon how it is cooked, "
the reporter suggested.
Ju3t 80. It ia dangerous enough in
that way; but I was thinking of it as aq
explosive. Just look across the room.
Yotyeee, when the sun rays come- in thi
air I loaded with a fine xrrain dust, and if
you were provided with microscopic eyei
you would see yourself fairly surrounded
with atoms of grain of all kinds. Now,
suppose you take a dried ear of corn and
firo . it. It burns very slowly and thi
chances are that it will go out. Shell it,
or take the kernels off. and it burns much
quicker. , Suppose now we grind the corn,
it will burn quicker still, say in a minute;
but if you pulverize it, reduce it to n
Sowder or dust, and ignite it, it goes of.
ke a flash, and has great expansivl
power. That ia just the case here. If
"the room becomes overcharged with dust,
and ia ignited, it goes oil, blowing tin
bouse to pieces.
- une of the most striking cases occurred
HftVAral (mm Atrrt nrhon trm W&s'hlTtnrt'vwl
the WashintjasTT51-
caught fire."Those who -wiiy thing
"1'zrf?ras' 1 bout it just g. tout Cffhe way as quicfi
i mey couia; powaer woman t nave seni
t'Uem any faster. Blow up? Well, 1
should n.ther think she did. The walls o
the mill were solid stone sis feet thick,
tad whe the explosion came they werg
just like paper, and the roof, made oj
sheet-Iron, waa blown so high f rom onq
i trill that it . landed more than two milea
i.'votn the epot whera it went up. 0
Xu?se it was helped by the wind, but th
(force exerted was ehowr. Ilen have been
tjlown " olKi1 through windows, hurleq
through the air, and the walls of a build
ing completely demolished by a man'f
lighting a pipe in a big grain-houae. . -"A
curious accident once happened iq
EJcotland ia a large house, a. man walked
in with a cigar In his mouth, and in a
second the room seemed to be filled with
; lire an a ten le roar, but a minute latel
It cleared ft With the exception of a
Bingeing, not a person was hurt, but every
cae of the four walls was tat on thq
i round, and the roof had been lifted bod
ily and dropped 200 feet away. In such
Cses there must be a fire first: The dusj
burns, and a powerful heat is created, and
then follows the terrific expansive f orct
- tliat nothing can withstand. The explo
sion !n Barclay street several years ago
day be accounted for in this way. In the
manufacture of candy, sugar and starch
fcrrvued ia great quantities. Their dust
accumulates, and when lighted might
e&slly display power enough to hurl a
building to atoms."
"Has tho explosive power of different
duita ever been determined?"
Yes. "the flour man replied. "Pro
lessor Peck, the chemist, has made som
" expeiriments that demonstrate the enor
tnouii power of 6awdust. various flours,
starcih, and grain of all kinds. In one of
the experiments he took three-quarters o
an ounce of starch, and. by raising it ai
dust in the airr ignited it in a compart
. menj intended to represent a room. When
exploded it threw a box weighing sU
pounds twenty feet in the air. You can
;udg y jurself of the power of thu ma
terial. ; Half an ounce of starch ignited
In tho same way was shown by the pro
fsssor to lift the cover of a box and
htavy man standing on it three inches.
Oaeof the most dangerous materials
Is the wbeat-dust of flour-mil?s. Whea
burned it oes cS like a flash. One of the
first taovesints la making flour is to rattl
tbe wheat, ud pass a heavy draft at ths
8ae time over it, to carry off the highly
tefiaannaable dust. Yet, deepitfr sl care,,
Use becomes hearil loaded with It,
rof. Peck baa. shown what flour would
do by taking: a box with a capacity of two
cubic feet and placing in it a little flour,
the light of a lamp entering through a hole
lrroue corner, and the muzzle of a bellowi
tfcrousi the other. Tho cover of the boi
was nailed on and a man took his place
on it. The professor then worked the bel
lows, and the small amount of flour lled
the air la the box, as dust, tho
facoimile of a dust-laden mill being
produced. ' The flour immediately
ignited from a lamp, and in a second the
cover was blown off and the man lifted
feveral inches into the air. while 4 blaze of
Iro burst out from all sides. A number
of interacting experiments were performed
by the same gentleman, showing tliat in
rour Sarge manufactories where dust was
likely t be formed there lurked a power
as dreaded as dynamite. Peck slates that
oae pound of carbon and two and two
thirds f oxygen, when they combined to
produce carbonic acid, will evolve heat
auflloient.lf applied to a perfect heating en
gine, tn lift nearly 600 tons ten feet into
the air. . Then he assumes that if 40 per
cent.- of flour is carbon it wculd requiro
'tiro and one-half pounds to accomplish
r this result. "
German Foreat Police.
. V Conihill Magazine.
In Gemany the woods have their police,
who$edutv it is to see. that no devastation
; la wroughvby inconsiderate owners. : No
raaa may cut down his trees without tho
sanction of the authorities. The reason is
tiat wood te.tb.9 staple fuel of the country,
and tf the government did not step In
, to protect tho people against their own jm
, providence, the peasants would speedily
" sweep away all their forests to enable them
to clear tho mortgages which the Jews
hold on their lands. In Bavaria the price
ci fuel rose between 1830 and 1860 as much
tstO per cent, and building timber rose
70 per cent
"In all time and in all races there bat
from the lowly and despised the seei
tl3fd39rneaj X& Richard liV Back.
MAOFARLANE & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS AND UEN.
eral Jobber la WIHESt and LIQUOR'S.
No. 13 Easbomann Street,
HOXOLTTLTT. 113-tf
H, HAOKFELD & CO.,
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EXEBlt COMMISSION AGENTS.
100 tf (iuion St., Honolulu, H.I.
ED. HOFFSCHLAEOER & CO.,
Importer Se Commission Merchant.
Queen Btreet, Honolulu, n. I. lOG-tf
A. S. OLEQHORN & Co.,-
Importers and Wholesale and Befall
Dealers la
General Merchandise,
Corner Queen aud Kaabumanu Sts. 107-tf
W. AUSTIN WHITING.
ttorney and Counsellor at Lair.
Agent to Take Acknowledgments to Iuatru
menu for the Island of Oahu. Ko. 9 Kaabumanu
Street, Honolulu. H. I. 108-tf .
CLADS 8PBECKBL3
rir. e. ibwis.
WM, G. IRWIN & Co.,
I CAR FACTORS and
AGE NTS. Honolulu, II. I.
fominlMioa
101-tfwtf
THOS. J..HAYSELDEN,(; .
A nctioneer, Holiala. Hawaii. SaleH
J. of Ileal Kstate, Goods and Property of every
doftt-riptioii attended to. Commissions moderate.
02tf-vtf
JOHN RUSSELL,
Attorney at Law.
No. 12 MEKCHANT STitKET, NEAR POKT ST,
. M. PHILLIPS & rCon ;'.')
Lm,Mrters and M'noleMale Dealers in
t;Jothing, Boots, Bhoes, Hats, Men's Furnish
ing and Fancy Goods. No. 11 Kaahumanu Btreet,
Honolulu, H, I. .; 104tf-wtf
S. J. LEVEY & CO.,
Grocei-n and Provision Dealer.
FamUy Grocery and Feed Store.
Orders entrusted to us from the other island wUl
be promptly attended to-"52 Fort St., Honolulu.
"in. ,tf. iv tf
T)n
CHAS. BILL,
PHYSICIAN asd PUBGEON,
Cor. Nuuanu Ave & Kukul St.
Oflic Honrs from. 8 to 10; 12 to 2, and 5 to 7.
Telephone No. 373.
Z32fe4b
Dr. E. Cook Webb,
Residence and OKce, cor Richards fc Beretania St
Special Attention given to Diseases of the
Kidneys and Urinary Organs.
Oneica Hours:
8 to 10, )
2 to 4, t
7 to 8. J
Telephone
3fo. 3.
281 tf
A. G. ELLIS & CO.,
REAL ESTATE,
STOCK -A5fD 5IOXE1T BBOUKRN,
Oflice, No. 2 Campbell Block,
Merchant St.
273 tf
J. M. Oat, Jr., & Co.,
STATIONERS & NEWS DEALERS,
Hawaiian Gazette Block.
27 Merchant tit.
Honolulu. II. I.
93 U
J.'M. MONSARRAT,, ;
ATTORNEY ATX AW,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Real Estate in any wart of the King
dom Bought, Sold aud Leased on Commission
Loans Negotiated and Legal Documents Drawn. .
3Co. 27 MERCHANT STREET,
Gazette Block, Honolulu. . . 109-tf
E. C.
FiyilBOURNE & CO.,
ACCOUNTANTS,
General Brokerage & Business Agency
Yrl ADJUST AND KEEP ACCOUNTS,
and uct as agents for firms or Individuals
for the care of real estate and collection of Inter
est and rents ; buy and sell securities; attend to
Custom House business, and carefuUy manage and
transact all business entrusted to their care;
GENERAL AVERAGE ADJUSTMENTS.
REAL ESTATE STOCKS and BONDS bought
and sold on commission.
Will make safe investments of money for par
ties having from ? 100 upwards. !.
Leases, deeds and documents carefully drawn. :
Otfice. No. 1 Kaahumanu street, Makee Block.
Telephone iV, P. O. Box 17. 21-decl7 :
FRANK GERTZ,
f (Importer ani Maimfactiiror
Of aU Descriptions of
OOTS & SHOES
jyOrders from the other Islands solicited.
3iot 114 Fort St., llonolulu.
lH-tfwtf v ; : i
t". J. LEVET.
i. LIO.
LYONS & LEVEY,
-Vuictioiieers
AND
General Commission Merchants,
Beaver Block, Queen St., Honolulu.
Sales of Furniture. Stock, Real Estate
and General Merchandise properly attended to
Sale Agents for:
& Enrupean Mercnanaise.
110-tfWtf
HAWAIIAN 'IX VESTMENT & AGEXCT. CO.,
(Limited.)
Money Ixanetl on First Class Seenri
ties, for long or short period. Appiyto
W. L. OKEEN, Manager pro tern.
Office on Queen St., orer Q..W. Macferlane A Ce.
-Til TIMES-
i c 111 am.
Vf9 beg to tnlorm oar friends and customers that
have been - Appointed fctole. Agents for ..
XXds well kmTm Urci, and have much . . .
i pleasure la - iaricins Inspection :' .
ef our large and varied $ is
M J tj t assortment of :;;. ;.;.
JIST f!2I3pbBTlEl.'":
. Comprising the following :
EMimqiDEBEi) l ''UfLM.f. scitEEks
Of tbe most beanuJul colora, nd.of astoniahlng
. . AND
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TABLE COVERS,
Embroldereil Ju SUfc. ly Japanese.
v .,- -A- large variety of- 4
..... ivr a. . s -ES . r
Of the tlnest porcelain, remarkable ior unlquenous
"in rolor and shapts '
ALSO
lVrelain Figures, Japauese Tea' Set
Of the Finest Cblna.
Tete-a-Tete Sets,- .
Bntter uisnes.
Asl Receivers,
Silk Lanterns.
Silk Embroidered Kimonos,
Easels.
(arvwl Woorien Cafcinets.
Ilantl Screens,
. Trays,
Wall Pockets, .
Pas01s,"',
,v ;Faier Nats,
Fans,
" ." '' Photographs
Of Japanese sceuery, colored' and plain.
A Earfje Selection of vi "
. Japanese V Erorize, Jewelry,
.CONS HTING OF
Sleeve Buttons',' y
, Chains,
.. , . J..i, Scarf Plns, Ac .jA.c.
Also a variety of goods suitable for house decor
ation. - V ' 'i ( ' t yJ
O. W. MACFARLANE & CO.
. ti tr .
i li ' n "i i , .' - ...... . i it '
Mirrlees, Watson & (Jo's
. . ...... , . .
Sugrar. r1apii!nory.
we Have on hand
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One Triple Effect, : " - - s
One liouble Etrec,
One Set of Four Centrlfnjrals,
... Engine ami MIxer, -t .
Spare Spindles, i bushes, c, for
Centriruarals,
One 26inx54in Mill, with eng:iii.j?ear.
lugr, Cane ana Mesas' Carriers
. . 'omplete, :r
One Spare Roller 20in.at541n.
One Spare Intermen iate Wheel for
. - Oearins of 26iii.x51ii. Xill. '
One 61u.xl2in. Diagonal Engine,
One pair Compound BollerfsOx 19ft 6iu.
I and 15ft.6In. ,':
We have to arrive per Varuua' in Augunti I
A set of two Centrifugal j and Mixer,:
One Centrifugal auil Mixer for addingr
to existing set of Machines.
Centrifugal LiuingH, IJubbera, Bolting and
Sugar-carrying Bands and Hollers, Clar-. ;
.iliers Orftb Winches, Drilling Ma- !
J '. chines," Flat Coolers, Tilting ' ' i
Coolers," Cooler Wagons, ''" ;
Filter Pres3es;- '
: Cane Top Cutters.
' Chain" Blocks to lift
10. 20, 30 and 40 lew t. -
-.: - Glass S?charometers graduated .
from0 to 15 and from 15 to 30 Baunto
, Vacuum and Pressure Gauges,' Ther-.
mometera for Vacuum Pans, Hand Ther
mometers, Bubbcr Valves for Vacuum
Pumps, Hammers ana J; lies.
Estimates Given for Wla-;
eftinery not in Stock.
G. W. Macforluiie &' Co.
Agents for Mirrleetj Watson & Co.' Glasgow;
" 117-tf - "
Jolin Fowler & Co's. ;
PORTABLE TRAMWAYS
AN D ' ' -
Perma nent Ralfraods -:
lO, 34 and lS lh. KailJ . . , !
Locoiiiotives, Cars, Ties,
Spres, Duplicates ani Tools.:"'
TORSALE BY ,
G. W. aiacfarlaiie & Co.
Agents for John Fowler & Co., Leedi.
ii8-a j
SECTIOJfAE MAP OF HOXOECEU,
OUOWINO
BUILDINGS, WATER-PIPES,
Lamo-posts. Hydrants, etc., on a large scale.
All parts drawn accurately to scale.
i ;; Copies lor sale by , - . ',
. M. D AtONSAURAT, , : , s
330 dfcwtf "Gazette'' Building. ,
NOTICE.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHAKE,
holders of tbe PuuloaSneepaad Stock: itanca
Company will be celd at noon of the ruth of De
cember at the counting room of G. W. Macfarlane
& Co., Honolulu. ; ' :
- J. BOBBINS, Secretary.
Honolulu, Dec. 23, 1384. 329 de2Sj
uSJConey to Loan
. , - -' - F --.
ON GOOD PKOPERTV SECtTRITV, HTOCKSj
Bonds, etc. Apply to
; . . T M. THOMPSON, i .'
. Attorney-at-Law,.
Cor. Fort aod Merchant Sta., Honolulu, H.I.
535K
DIAMOND. JEWELRY
Gr W. MACFABLANE & Co.,
Have reeelved from Eondon a spe
cial eonslnmest, which is now on view, of
LONDON MADE . " '
Diamond Jewelrv
. OF TBE
Sfewest and Most Reeherche Patterns,
consisting of
Diamond. Ruby Emerald. Sapphire,
;; Pearl, and Other Hem Uluea,
BREAHTPIN8, BANGLES cd other Ornaments
, . ... all mounted in fine gold
...
Also a splecdid assortment of
GOLD WATCHES,
FOR LADIEb AN:t GENTLEMEN, '
Inciudins some tine Minute litinjaiers and Chro
uograplih, in heavy Id-carat golil c-asoa ; soine
Beautifully Euameled .Watches, lo huufiny estac,
or Ladie, and aiiassortment of fine
Silver4 atches.
. Altp,' u very, beautiful assortment of "8 If .V ER
JEWELP.Y, of specialty new dealen and make.
84Tlje -hole eousinmout will be placed at
CEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES.' 127tf-
HPaiitiieoiT n Stables?
. J." . .
Cor. Fort Ss Hotel Streets.
LIVERY, IJOARDlNCf,
AND SALE STABLES.
Carriages ior hire at all hours of the dry or
night; also, conveyances of all kiuda for parties
going around the Island.
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Exeelleiit Saddle Horses for Ladies
and Gentlemen. Guaranteed Gentle.
Carria 5 Xos. 3, 24, 16, 47, 4S, 49,
50, 51, 52 and 53.
Double and slu.lo teams always to be had on
livery at the must reasonable rates.
Large aad aiuail oiunibus for picnics and excur
sion parties, currying from i.0 to 40 passengers, can
always bf secured by special arrangements.
Omnibus tituttabrescun be obtained oy apply
ing at tbe ofHce. . .
i
The I,ou;' llrnuch Balhing House j .
4?an always ' be secured for picnic ' or : excursion ! .
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parties by applying at the oflice.
Corner Fort and Hotel Streets.
Telephone No. 34.:
JAS. D0DD, Proprietor.
152U
CUE AM CANDIES
I3. 34 c X no rny,
Importer fc Homo Maumalacturer o
CANDIES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
No. 112 Fort St., Just above Hotel St.
Has Just made large additions to his establishment
and is now orepared to furnish to the trade,
tbe Honolulu public, and residents on the
other Islands, the very finest of
UOUK-MADK I IMPORTED CA5D)
Of allfdescriptft ns at very reduced Prices.
Keceives Fresh Candies by every arrival. He
Guarantees the purity of his goods. The CltEAM
CANDIES are a speciality with him, and are
a specialty with him, and are made by the best
manufacturers in California, and received fresh by
every steamer. ,
soda Water,
And all Kinds of ICED DKINKS.
The .beat Ice - Cream! in , the. . City.
The best brand of choice ClOAKS always ou hand
li:-lf
ALVIN H. KASE-UAN,
BODK BINDER,
Paper Bnler antl Slank Book
, Mauulactureri
arBookbiuding of all descriptions neatly and
promptly execnteq, and at reasonable charge. ,
; 'Gazette Building;,
131 tf MERCHANT STBEET.
A NEW DEPARTURE.
nifB-'HENKV -F. HEBBABD WOULD 'IK
'iVl form his friends and the public generally
that hc.basope.ned a , v ......
Depot at No. 77 King St.,
FOR THE SALE OF
HAY & GRAIN,
As well fcs all kinds of FEED FOR FOWL'S, etc.
In LARGE and SMALL quantities,
as may be required..
Telephone Ko. 258.
3tl JauU-Vjan6
A. W. RICHARDSON & CO.
HAVE JUST OPENED THEIR
" IN CAMPBELL'S BLOCK.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
In Great Variety.
Ladies'- and Gents Boots, Shoes. Etc.
.Or OPEN EVENINGS TUT 8 o dock. SAT
UBDATP 'till V o clock. " - '"' " " U9-tf
Hawaiian; Carriage M'fg Co.,
JUST RECEIVED
Second- Growth Ash & Oak,
a m i iot or
For Sale at Lowest Market B&tes.
Also, a complete Stock of
Carriage "& Wauon" Material
Constantly tept on hand, and for sale.
153-tf
. K. HKKIJ'O. SOS. HUB ASH
Hawaiian Jewelry Factory,
No. 80 Hotel Street, - Honoiula, H.E
KUKCI JEWELRY,
And FINE DIAMOND SETTING a Specialty.
All kinds of Jewelry made to order and re
paired. Watches carefully repaired and war
ranted. ' General engraving and fancy monograms
nratly executed. All done at moderate pnotv.
CV) tf
TELEPHONE 55.
'NTERPEISf?
PLANING MILL
Im3 : Alahea. near Queen Si
iiC. J. HARDEE, Proprietor
Ooiitra.tttiiio' tfc liiiilrliiio. I
MOTJLiBINGS AND FINISH
ALWArS OX HAND
FOR SALE Ilard and Soft Stovt'vtod, Cut
and Split.
113-tf
I
LAK'JE & GO.
' "Have a Large Mode ot the
VERY BEST HAY,
; Grain, Etc.,
Which ia offered at LOWEST MARKET PRICES
.- and ...
Delivered Tree to any part of the City j
...''.AGENTSS.FOR THE ; j
Pacific Slutual, ! Life' Insaranc Co
OF CALIFORNIA.
Agents for tha Hoover Telephone.
Commissioner of Deeris for California
Telephone No 14 - ' ' ' 111-tf
A FRESH LOT
. OF " THAT
M ADK 1'Ti A
WICKER WORK,
itc, ii:tc,
JUST RECEIVED
EX 'BORDEAUX.
M. A. GONSALVES & CO.
57 HOTEL STREET,
.so ,tf
CH0 WIN d & CO.,
S. fit XnuaniilftKrect,
. DF.Ar.EBA I-V
Crockery, Glassware,
AND
C H I 2ST .-V ,
Now offer for sale at Reasonable Rates a choice
variety of
Tea Sets. Vases, Flower
Pots Birds, Banyan Trees.
New aud Beantiful Articles of the most Delicate
Workmanship Xust Received from Japan.
1. O. Box259, Ilonol u 1 tl . 257 jail
THOMAS LINDSAY
Manufiicturing Jeweler,
No. 60 Xunaiiii Street.
. .Opposite HolUster fc Co
llouolul.i, II. I.
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Particular attention paid to repairing. 12ltt
1885.
1885.
ORDERS FOB THE
Honolulu Almanac k Directory
Will be Iteceived and Begistered at the
Office of the
I? A C I F I O
Commercial Advertiser.
The work 13 in course of publication, and will be
out shortly. "
Price per 1 dps. copies......... OO.
Price per single copy 8.
G. J. WALLER,
TO THE FBOXT.
A QP.EAT BOON TO TH&
Honolulu IPublic !
BeeiT, Teal, Mat ton. Pork and Fin
kept for FOCR DATS after beta killed, by Bell
Coleman's Patent Dry Air Refrigerator. Guaran
teed to keep longer after deliyery than
FRESH KILLED MEATS.
9To be had In any of Mr. Waller's Market.
EXetropolitan Rlarliet,
On King: Street.
MEAT FOR SALE ALL DAT.
City Llarliot.
OasrnnnnaSt.
Hotel Street Market.
On Hotel Street.
Eureka Uarlxat.
At Fish Market.
Hawaiian Marliet.
On Maouakea St.
Chinese Market,
On Meek Street.
KEEP AND PORK.
ttTliniiku)g the public for past fuTors. I so
licit a continuation of the same.
MS tf G. J. WALLER. .
ONTARIO"
NEVIL.LE &c CO.,
SOLE AVLXTN,
SAN FRANCISCO
MADE FROM AI ABAMA BOTTOM COTTON,
FREE FROM SIXINCI
AND NOT LIABLE TO MOULD.
WARRANTED
The Best and most Durable Kail Duck
IN THE WORLD.
For Sale in Conoliiln. ,
CANDY'S PATENT
33 2E3 JLm J? XlSTCZr 9
Made from tbe Very Best
Hard Wore Cotton Duck.
NEVILLE & CO.,
KOEE AttEXTS,
SAN FRANCISCO.
-THE BEST
DRIVING BcLT,
Neither If eat or Dautpnem aflTeet
' : ' them.
They do not Stretch.
Ntronjrer than JLeather,
Better than Uubber,
WILL OUTLAST BOTH.
For Sale in Honolulu.
155 -tf myv
J. J. WILLIAMS
No. 103 FORT STREET,
Leaiiii PiKJlojraplior W Hcnolnla
V. OBK FINISHED IN
Water Colors, Crayon.
India Ink, or Oil,-
Photo. Colored, Ae,
The only Complete Collection of
Island Views
Feriiui, Shells,
Cvviosities. &c
CHARGES .MODERATE.
K5-tf
NO. 1 FORT STREET.
Opposite WUder dt Co.'si , ' '
H. J. Itfolto, Propr. I
OrKX Jt OM I A. M. TILL 10 P. X. j
FIRST-CLASS Ll'XCilES, COFFEE,
TEA, SODA WATES, (.LXGKIl ALE,
Oigrars and Tobaccos
OF BEST BKAND8
.
Plain ami Fancy PIPE personally selected from
the Manufacturers, and a Large Variety
of BEST QUALITY
S2XOKERS' ARTICLES.
Lovers of BILLIABDH will find an Elegant
UWICS & CO, SILL1A&S table
on the Premises.
Tbe Pioprietor would be pleased to receive a cal
om bis Friends and tho Public generally,
who may desire a
M'NCII. A SMOKE, OR A GAME OF
BILLIARDS. -
THE CASINO
AT THE PARK
IS OPEN EVERY DAY.
sxeThe only Sea-Side Resort In tbe
H InigOoua.
U. JT. JfOLTE,
62-If
St. Matthew's Hall
BAN MATEO.
"cAt.Tiro3.su.
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A SCHOOL FOB SOTB.
UNDEiCMrLTTARYDIBClPUNE.
Located tn the beaotlful Ttllac iBa Itct-o,
on tbe Southern ParUBe R. SI lul)i froos
Francloco. Established la IMS. lturUn la
st rue torn of reputatloa aao aLUlty. Ta bolltftoita
are vxtessire, axe heated fcy .avsasa, and ar la
very way arranged for th health and ootnfn ct
tha cadets. Trinity 8afoa beiraoJaiy U, ad the
Easter Seaalon will romt-oc J&aeary , H&.
For farther Information and catalogue, Jt eat.
address ... .
ItKT. ALFRED EEK BREWER, U. A..
13ft Ja3t 8S-w27 8&
, UIBI RED DDL.-
Qveen & Edinburgh Strt.
XVHOLKa A ItL A McTAH
Dealers la '
HAY AND GRAIN.
Telephone No. 17S.
Coodfn delivered promptly. .
Island Order Ralielted.
Hit
CThorouzbbred.i H . ,
, By Jack Malone, he by Lexington. . Ut daza
Ivy Lea , by imported Australian; 2nd rtau, Bir
Flower, by Lextnirton; Srd dam, Bay Jjimi, by Im
ported Yorkshire; 4th. dam, Imported Maria Blade,
by Phllo da Putah, etc., etc. .-. -i : !; 7
Baxaar was tared at tbe ip-eat Voodbom FcrM.
near Lexlegton, Ky, by the late H. A. AHexaad(,
and was sold toW.L Pritchard, of BaeMtnMits,
Cal., for 5.000. Me atanda l&M hands, wb
1,066 Iba and la abrisbt chestnut ..color; Dttrkuf
his raclns crer b. downed many a favrite, anl
won many a hatful of money for bis ownor, -H
proved himself one of the greatest of bonxs over
a distance, most of bis races betes at two and four
miles. He has already aired sever! eolw la C,
tornla that are winners, anionic which ar "XJtai
Dunbar, Young Bazaar, Hopnia, and a&othor
called the Bsaar Minerva colt., he betas out
Minerva by Imported Leamington, tbe sire of
Parole and Iroquois. Lizsie Dsnbw reUy dis
tinguished bertwdf last year In her two year old
form by defeating one of tbe largest fields of two.
year olds that ever started In California, among
which were the two beautiful fillies brom.bt h
last spring by Mr. Agnew, distance H tulle; time,
1.04 JH1 the fastest on record, for two-year Aids at
the distance. This year she has wan several in
portant events, and has proved herself , to be a
crack three-year-old. "
' Basaar baa no been brought back to Hoi.olala,
and will remain here the balance of tbls year, and
breeders, borse owners, and stock raiprs sbsntd
avail themselves of tbe opportunity lo obtain tilei
services while they have the chance. Term,
940. Payable at time of set vice. , ; 3 :f
The Imported Clydesdale Stallion DONAX.D
DINNIE, Jr., will stand at the same tlnr.e and
place at 30 fur .the seSMOB. lie was bred la
Canadr, Bired by Imported Do-aid Dinnie.and out
of an Imported Clydesdale mare. Ha Is a bfull
f ul dapplu grey, 14 bands high, iuid weisbs 14$0
lbs; is very active, and as fine a large horse as
could be found anywhere. ; f r , . . f
Also, the fine large Imported Kentucky Jack
SASffttON. This Is one of the largest Jacks
that we could And In California, and is an aaitnal
of immense bone; is a very sure breeder, and
should be liberally patronised as be la one of the
tbe very best animals of bis kind. ITerms, OA
for the season.
The public are cordially invited to call and ia
miles xero.
Proprietors.
Marsbfleld, Sept. 15. 18S4.
l&S-tf
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JtLt JLj JL -L Jti
Ice Cream Parlors.
THE UNDEKHIQIiED, JfAV.iNa JfX'K.
chased the above well-known resort, take
pleasure ir. Informing their patrons and the pablk:
generally tha( they intend to susuln the high
reputation of - ; ' V '
Hart Brother ; Ice Crea&
And solicit a con tic itlon ot the liberal patronage
bestowed os their predecessors.. . ;
CoQstautly on hand, a full assortment of , "
Th Choicest Imprfel ;CUsi,
" And New Stock received by every steamer.'
Also, a very flpe collection of
Carlos, Wample Boxes or ehells, Cerals
And other specimens for parties visiting '
.-the Islands. ' , , .
ISSrOrders for V 8TJPPERS, WEDDIKOH
BALLS. PARTIES, ETC., left at tbe s" ELITE
will receive prompt attention
TeleplAne ;18Q. ft
M. W. KeCIIESNEY & BON,
. HOTEL, STBEET. - ' '. , . .
IIEXKY HAST, Manager. ' . . liiU
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A. Pacific CammereLal . Advertiser
or tbe 29th Jnly. containing
tbe FITIX TEXT of tho Cnrrtujr
Act, can be bad on apgillestlmt to
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Price 25 cents each. '
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FOR SALE, .
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