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The
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COMMERCIAL
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VOLUME 3, NO. 211.
HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, TUESDAY, JANUARY G, 1885.
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THE DAILY PACIFIC
COMMERCIAL ADYERTISEB.
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A COMMON STORY.
Mary O. Crocker.
A. careless word to t lie heart that loved hrt
A sharp rebuke at a fancied slight,
A heart too proud to ask forgiveness
When A single word would have set it right.
A bitter word to the heart he worshipped,
A glance of scorn from his tender eyes
And two that loved as they love in Heaven,
V ere strangers to all love's rain-atries.
A patient man, with his life and talents
To easing: the great world's sorrow given;
And a hidden burden that no one guesses,
Save th heart, the heart of love, ia
Heaven.
A tender, quiet helpful woman.
With a gift knowa only to God above;
And singing songs . from a heart that's
sweet, Ol piercingly sweet, of love.
An Armies Painter.
"IL II. A" In Chicago Tribune.
While on the subject of pictures, there
are, of course, dozens of copyists in all
the museums and large galleries, most of
whom earn a very meagre living by dis
posing of their good, bad, or inditterent
copies, as the case may be. In Antwerp
the only one of these mechanical artists
Who has gained more than a bare subsist
ence ia 8lelix, " a man born without
hands or arms, but who uses his feet in
stead, and with such dexterity that he
paints three pictures while the every -day
M young man whom nature has in no way
distinguished, gets through two of the
lame etze. Needless to say, Felix finds
customers while. better pictures than hi
remain unsold at lower prices.
, There are too many, especially of the
tourist order, who infinitely prefer a poor
copycf the "Descent of the Cross, "regard
ing which they can say: "You see that
picture? Fainted by who do you call 'em
I forget the name some great gun of a
painter; well, sir, this copy wa painted
by a man named Felix a fellow without
any arms he done it. every inch of it, sir,
with his feet. I seen him to work on it
myself in one of them everlasting galleries,
. I don't remember which one, they're all
alike to me. I don't take much stock in
paintings, you know, but, by George!
that felnw can do as good a picture with
his feet as those big painters that make
such a fuss over could d with their
bands, and, as far as I can bee, 01 's just
as good -;as another. My daughter don't
think so,'' but you know she's been to one
of these heie schools in liew York. She
don't take no stock in anything less it's 600
or 700 years old in the way of a picture.
It suits me, though. Yes, sir, painted it
with 'his feet. I seen him do it. " And so
Felix,' tre armless artist of Antwerp, haa
through" his aifliction made enough money
to purchas3 the house he livs in, and
could. If report be true, retire from his
labors and live upon his income, while the
better artist, his neighbor, in no way dif
fering from the average brother in respect
to legs and arms, starves under the shad
.w of the Sacred Tragedy'
''' . Wheat by Evolution.
Scientific Journal
Grant, a noted botanist, says wheat
ranks by origin as a degenerated and de
graded lily. The priautive ancestor of
- the lily was a very simple plant,, with a
triple set of pollen-bearing stamens, fer
tilized by insects. It thus acquired those
bright colors and that beauty which
rivaled "Solomon in all his glory. n The
development, was through the alesina and
marsh arrowgrass and innume- ble forms,
until it reached the perfect lily.
The first downward step eeems to have
been self-fertilization taking the place of
the insect aid. Afterwards the winds
brought the varied fertilizing pollen dust,
and so came the rushes plain little lilies,
with d , brownish flowers; then the wood
rusher something between the true rush
and tue grasses. The Kuscaulon, a com
mon American water plant, rushlike in
character bridged over the gap between
the rushes and tho grasses, a ud then step
by step the changes in the part of the
flower cultivated in our wheat plant. With
- the wood rush commenced tho habit of
storing gluten and starch along with the
embryo, which has made the cereal so
val'iable for human food and raised our
wheat, the- descendant of the lily, the
auecn of the floral world, to the rank of
lis prince of grains, bearing its princely
sway upon all the golden harvest-fields of
every civilized race and nation of th
globe.
w Overreached Himself.
English Letter.
A man entered a hosiery store in TTartle
pool, England, and asked to be shown "a
! few socks. n When he learned the price
per ptir of woolen ones he put them aside,
and said. a Aa'll keep on wearing cotton
ones. They say if you wear ieet alang
through winter ana summer yer feet
dissent get caud. Some cottcn ones were
handed out and he pursuaded the shop
man to drop the pnee. He then said, 44 Aa
can buy them in Middlesburrow cor half
the money. " uIt doesn't seem possiWe, "
remarked the dealer; "will yon swear to
it?" "Aa will noo. "
The dealer told him to go to a justice,
make the affidavit, and he should then
i have four pairs at his own price. The
stranger was as good as his word, and he
chuckled over his shrewdness until the
document was made out and he had been
sworn. Then the "justice remarked, "Five
shillings is the fee!" Something came
. over the stranger about then. His knees
wabbled a little, and he swallowed as if
something choked him. He handed over
the "Ave bob," walked out, and the four
, pairs of socks are still on the shelf.
New Use for Photography.
Scientific Journal
Photography i3 now turned to new uses
in Paris courts in cases of alleged adulter
ation of pepper, farina, and other articles
of commerce. Hitherto the evidence of
experts who have examined such commodi
ties with the microscope has been accepted
as conclusive, but the new system intro
duced by the chemists of the municipal
laboratory has changed the method of pro
cedure. - They now conduct their analysis
of .minute samples of commodities under a
Btrong light, which permits the use of a
photographic microscope. The photograph
thus taken is sufficiently large to be easily
inspected by the court, and thus the judges
-may be able to verify the investigations,
sna also give the prisoner the benefit of
smy mistake which may be discovered la
tie expert testimony.
justness (Hards.
MACFARLANE & C0-,
WHOLESALE DEALEBM AJN'D tE3f
eral Jwbbars la nd LIQtOKJ.
3fo. 13 Eaahamann Street,
HorsoLrLr. m-ti
H. HACKFELD & C0.K
GEXERAL OMMISSIOX AGENTS. "
100 U Quean St., Honolulu, H.I.
r. EASNKO.
W. XAJCXTEXS.
P. OPFKEOKLT
ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & CO.,
Importers A CommisIon Merchants.
Queen Street, Honolulu, II. I. 106-tf
A. S. 0LEGH0RN & Co.,
Importers and Wholesale and Iletatl
.Dealers in
General Merchandfse, .
Comer Queen and Kaahumanu.Sts. 107-tf
W. AUSTIN WHITING.
ttorney and Counsellor nt Law.
Ageut to Take Acknowledgments to Instru
menu for the Island of Oahu. No. 9 Kaahumanu
street. Honolulu. II. I. lQ8-tf
CLAC8 8PBKOKBLS
mu. o. IKW19.
WM. G. IRWIN & Co.,
81 A It FACTOR stud Co in in ih ion
AUK NTH. Honolulu, U. I. 101-tfwtf
TH0S. J. HAYSELDEH,
Auctioneer. Kobnla, Hawaii. Kales
of Keal Kstate, Uootls ana I'roperty of every
description attended to. Commissions moderate.
02tf-wtf
JOHN RUSSELL,
ttoniey at Jat. -
No. 42 MERCHANT STREET, KHAR FORT 8T1
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M. PHILLIPS & Co.,
Importers and Whol'viale Dealers In
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Men's Furnish
ing and Fancy Goods. No. 11 Kaahumanu street,
Honolulu, II. I. 10-ltf-wtf
S. J. LEVEY & CO.,
Grocers and Provision Dealers.
Family Grocery and Feed store.
Orders entrusted to us from the other Island will
be promptly attended to. 52 Fort St., Honolulu.
105tf-wtf
jyn. CHAS. BULL,
physician ad buegeon,
Cor. Kuuanu Avo fe Kukul St.
Office nours from 8 to 10; 12 to 2, and 5 to 7.
Telephone Xo. 373. 22fe4b
, Dr. E. Cook Webb,
Reuider.ee and Office, cor Richards & Beretaula St
Special Attention given to Diseases of the
Kidneys and Urinary Organs.
Ofitick Holks :
8 to 10, )
2 to 4, J
7 to 8. J
Telephone A'o. 3.
281 tf
A. G. ELLIS & CO.,
LIEX, ESTATE,
STOCK AXD MOXEV BROKERS,
Office, No. 2 Campbell Block, Merchant St.
273 tf
. J. M. Oat, Jr., & Co.,
STATIONERS & NEWS DEALERS,
Hawaiian Gazette Block.
27 Merchant St., Honolulu. II. I.
98 tf
J. IYI. M0NSARRAT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Real Estate in any part of the Kins
dom Bought, Sold and leased on Commission
Loans Negotiated and Legal Documents Drawn.
Ko. 27 MERCHANT STREET,
Gazette Block, Honolulu. 103-tf
E. C. FISHBOURNE .& CO.,
AC COUNT ANTS,
General Brokerage & Business Agency
J1VL, ADJUST AND KEEP ACCOUNTS,
and act as agents for Arms 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 carefully 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 f 100 upwards.
Leases, deeds and documents carefully drawn.
Olttce. No. 1 Kaahumanu street, Makee Block.
Telephone 33; P. O. Box 17. 21-decl7
FRANK GERTZ,
f Qj Iiuiorter and Manufacturer JJ
Of all Descriptions of
BOOTS & SHOES
BCT Orders from the other Islands solicited.
Xo. HI Fort StM Honolulu.
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1. LVONi.
I.. J. LKVEX.
LYONS & LEVEY,
.oictioneers
AND
General Commission MerchantSj
- Beaver Block, Queen St., Honolulu.
Sale of Fnrnltnre. Stoek, Real Eatate
and General Merchandise properly attended to
Sole Asents for:
American & European Merchandise.
110-tfwtf
niWilllX ISVESTXEXT k 1GESCT CO.,
(Limited.)
Money Loaned on First Class Securi
ties, for long or short period. Apply to
W. L. GREEN, MBDajter pro tern.
OCiee oa Queen St., over G. W. Macfarlane & Co.
198-tf
-TO THE LADIES-
I CHI BAN.
We beg to intorm our friends and customers that
vr; have been appointea ecie Agents xor
this well known iirm, and have much
pleasure In Inviting lnspectios .
of our largo and varied
assortment of
Japanese Goods,
JUST IMPORTED.
Comprising the following:
OIBBOIUERLD SILK SCREEXS
Of the most beautiful colors, and of astonishing
. beauty and finish.
AND
TABLE COVERS,
Embroidered in Silk by Japanese.
A LARGE VARIETY OF "'I
A. & &
Of the ttnest porcelain, remarkable lor uniqueness
in color aud shape.
ALSO
Po.reelaln Figures, Japanese Ten Sets
Of the Finest China.
Tete-n-Tcte Sets,
Butter Dishes,
AsZi Receivers,
Silk Lanterns,
Silk Embroidered Kimonos,
Easels.
Carved YVooiicn Cabinets,
Hand Screens,
Trays,
Wall I'ockets,
Parasols,
.Paper Slats,
Fans,
Photographs
Of Japaueso scenery, colored and plain.
A Larse Selection of
Japanese Bronze Jewelry,
CONSISTING OF
Sleeve Buttons,
Chains,
Scarf Pius, dc, Ac.
Also a variety of goods suitable for house decor
ation. G. W. MACFARLANE & CO.
listf
Mirrlees, Watson & Co's
Sugrar Machinery.
VE HAVE ON HAND
One Triple Effect,
One Double EfTecf,
One Set or Four Centrifugals,
Engine and Mixer, .
Spare Spindles, bnshes, Ac., for
Centrifugals,
One 261nx341n Mill, with engine. gear
ing:, Cane and Megass Carriers
Complete,
One Spare Roller 2Gin.x5Iin.
One Spare Intermediate Wheel for
Oearlng of 2Cin.x?Ilu. Mill.
One Ciu.xl21n. Diagonal Engine, .
One pair Compound Roilers,6xl9ft6iii.
and 13ft.6in.
We have to arrive per Varuna' iu August,
A set of two Centrifugal., and Mixer.
One Centrifugal and Mixer for adding
to existing set of Machines.
Centrifugal Linings, liubbers, Belting and
Sugar-carrying Bands and Boilers, Clar
itiera, Crab Winches, Drilling Ma
chines, Flat Coolers, -Tilting
Coolers, Cooler Wagons,
Filter Presses.
Cane Top Cutters.
Chain Blocks to lift
-. 10. 20, SO and 40 cwt.
llasa Saccharometers graduated
from 0 to 15 andironil5 toSO Baume
Vacuum and Pressure Gauges, Ther
mometers for Vacuum Pans, Hand Ther
mometers, Bubber Valves for Vacuum
Pumps, Hammers and Filed.
Estimates Civen for Ma
chinery not in Stock.
G. W. Macfor iaiie & Co.
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ArcM Mirrlees, Watson t Co. Glasgow
H7-tf j
J0I111 Jtfowler & Co's.
PORTABLE TRAMWAYS
A N 1)
Permanent Raiiraods
10, II, and IS lb. Rail.
Locomotives, Cars, Ties,
Spares. Duplicates anl Tools.
FOR SALE BY
G. W. Macfarlaiie & Co.
Agents for John Fowler A Co., Leeds'.
113-tf
SECTIOXAE MAP OF IIOXOEFEl,
SHOWING BUILDINGS, WATER-PIPES,
Lamp-posts, Hydrants, etc., on a large scale.
All parts drawn accurately 10 scale.
Copies for sale by
M. D. "VONSARRAT,
330 d&wtf "Gazette" Building.
NOTICE.
rHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SflAllE
X holders of t he Puuloa Sheep and Stock Raucb
Company will be held at noon of the Zith of De
cember at the counting room of C. W. Macfarlace
& Co., Honolulu.
J. BOBBINS, Secretary.
Honolulu, lec. 23, 1S34. 329 de25H
Money to Ioan
ON GOOD PROPERTY SECURITY, STOCKS.
Bonds, etc. Apply to
:L. THOilPSON,
A ttorney-at-La w ,
Cor. Fort and Merchant Sts., Honolulu, H.I.
. . " 233tf
2Mmttecmcnts,
DIMIONDJEffELRY
G, W. MACFABLANE & Co.,
Have received from London a spe
cial consignment, which la now oa View, of
LONDON MADE
Diamond Jewelry
OF TOE
Newest nud Most Recherche Patterns,
consisting of
Diamond. Huby Emerald, Sapphire,
Pearl, and Other Uem tlugs,
BBEASr-'PINS, BANGLES f nd other Ornaments
all mounted in fine cold
Also a splendid assortment of
GOLD WATCHES,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Including some fine Minute Repeater and Chro
uographs, in heavy ls-otrat gold cases; sonic
Beautifully EnamcJd Watches, in huntlus cases,
or ladles, and auassortmcnt f line
Silvei? TV atclaes.
Also, a very beautiful assortment of SILVER
JEWELRY, of specially new design and make."
The whol6 consignment will be placed at
CEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES. I27tf-
Pantheon Stables,
Cor. Fort & Hotel Streets.
LIVERY. BOARDING,
AND SALE STABLES.
Carriages tor hire at all hours of the di-y or
night; also, conveyances of all kinds for parties
going around the Island.
Excellent S:nllle Ilorscs fur tallies
and Gentlemen. Guarantee.! Gentle.
Carriage Xos. 2, 21, 46, 17, 48, 49,
50, 51, 32 and 33.
Double and single teams always to bo had.. on
livery at the most reasonable rates.
Large and small omnibus for piculcs and excur
sion parties, carrying from 10 to 40 passengers, can
always be secured by special arrangements.
Omnibus time tables can be obtained oy apply
ing at the office.
The Lon; Branch Bathiugr House
can always bo secured for picnic or excursion
parties by applying at the omce.
Corner l'ort anil Hotel Streets.
telephone No. 34.
JAS. D0DD, Proprietor.
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CREAM CANDIES
Ir. Meliieniy,
Importer te Home Manutalacturer o
CANDIES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
No. 112 Fort St., Just above Hotel St.
lias just made large auditions to his establishment
and is now orepared to furnish to the trude;
the Honolulu public, and residents on the
other Islands, the very finest of
II031F..3UDK A YD IMPORTED CAM) IKS.
Of all descriptions at very reduced Prices.
Receives Fresh Candles by every arrival. He
Guarantees the purity of his goods. The CREAM
CANDIES are a speciality with him, and are
a specialty with him, and are made by tle best
manufacturers in California, und received fresh by
tvery ste uner.
Socia, "Ver-toa?,
And an Kinds 01 ICED DRINKS.
Ihe best Ice Cream in the City.
The best brand of choice CIGARS always on hand
lll-tf
ALVIN H. RASEMAN,
book: binder,
Paper Ruler and Blank Book
Manufacturer.
ftBookbindlng of all descriptions neatly and
promptly executed, and at reasonable charge.
Gazette Building,
134 tf MERCHANT STREET.
A NEW DEPARTURE.
MR. HENRY F. HEBBARD WOULD IN
form his friends and the public generally
that he has opened a
Depot at No. 77 Kiug St.,
FOR THE SALE OF
HAY & GRAIN,
As well as all kinds of FEED FOR FOWLS, etc.
In LARGE and SMALL quantities,
as may be required.
Telephone "So. 238.
311 jaiill.wjan6
J. W. HINQLKV. OKO. "WOOD.
J. W. HINGLEY &c CO.
Manufacturers of
HAVANA CIGARS,
Importer?) Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Tobacco, Cigarettes & Smoiers' Articles
TRY OUR
Home Manufactured Cigars.
So. 09 Fort St., Jn Campbell's Xew
Fireproof Building-, and Jfo.
78 Hotel Steeet.
HONOLULU. H.I.
164-wtl
.Mtrlistnunts.
Hawaiian Gariage Sffg ft.,
JUST RECEIVED
Second Growth Ash & Oak,
A JON'S LOT or
For Sale at Lowest Market Rates.
Also, a complete Stock of
Carriage & Wajjoii Material
Constantly kept on band, and for sale. '
153-tf
t. X. HEKUfO. OS. KXTBASK
Hawaiian Jewelry factory,
No. SO Hotel Street, Honolulu, II. I.
KUKTJI JEWELRY,
And FINE DIAMOND SETTING a Specialty.
All kinds of Jewelry made to order and re
paired. Watches carefully repaired and war
ranted. Gen?ral engraving and fancy monogram
neatly executed. All done at moderate prices.
2 tf
TELEPHONE 55.
PNTESPEIS
PLANING MILL.
Ala&ea, near Queen St.
C. J". HARDEE, Proprietor
Contracting & Building-.
MOULDINGS AND FINISH,
ALWAtS ON HAND.
FOR SALE Hard and Soft Stove wood, Cut
and Split.
113-tf
LAI NE &, CO.
Have a Largo .stock ot tho
VERY BEST HAY,
Grain, Etc.,
Which is offered at LOWEST MARKET PRICES
AND
Delivered Free to any part cf the City
AGENTS FOR THE
Pacific Alut ml Life . Insaranc Co
OF CALIFORNIA.
Agents for the Hoover Telephone.
Commissioner of Deeds for California
Telephone No Hs lll-tf
A FRESH LOT
of; that
WICKER WORK,
LCtc., liitc,
JUST RECEIVED
EX 'BORDEAUX.
M. A. GONSALVES & CO.
57 HOTEL STREET.
80 ,tf
CH0 win a &-co.,
X. Si XuuiuiuKreef,
DEALERS IX
Crockery, Glassware,
AND
CHINA,
Now offer for sale at Reasonable Ratjs a choice
variety of
Tea Sets, Vases, Flower
Pots, Birds, Banyan Trees.
New and Beautiful Articles of the most Delicate
Workmanship Just Received from Japan.
P. O. Box 259, Honolulu. 237 Jail
THOMAS LINDSAY
Manufacturing Jeweler,
On-oslte Hollister & Co
Honolulu, II. I.
Particular attention paid to repairing. 121tf
1885. 1885.
ORDERS FOR THE
Honolulu Almanac k Directory
Will be Received and Registered at the
Office of the
PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
The work is In course of publication, and will be
out shcrtiy.
Price per 1 doe. copies... -.93 OO.
Price per single copy - SO.
ducriisf mtnis. -
(J. J.. WAL'LEK,
BTJTCHEE,
TO THE FRONT.
A GREAT BOON TQ THE
Honolulu IPublic !
Beef, Veal, Glutton. Pork and Tint
kept for FOUR DATS after being killed, by Bell
Coleman's Patent Dry Air Refrigerator. Guaran
teed to keep longer after delivery than
FRESH KILLED MEATS.
"To be had in any of Mr. Waller's Markets.
Metropolitan Market
On Kins Street.
MEAT FOR SALE ALL DAT.
City Market.
On Nnaann St.
Hotel Street Market.
On Hotel Street.
Eureka Market.
At Fish Market.
Hawaiian Market.
On Mauunkra St.
Cliineso Market,
On Meek Street.
REEF AND PORK.
ttjiTThankins the public for past favors. I so
licit a continuation of tho same. '
113 tf G. J. WALLER.
'ONTARIO"
SOLE AUEXTS,
SAN FRANCISCO
MADE FROM AIABAMA ROTTOM COTTCN,
FREE FROM SIZIX
AND NOT LIABLE TO MOULD.
WARRANTED
Tlie Best and most Durable Kail Duck
IN THE WORLD.
For Sale in Honolulu.
GANDY'S PATENT
215 JL. "X" X INT Gr ,
M.ttle irom the Verv"Rest
Hard Wove Colton Duck.
NEVILLE & CO.,
SOLE AGENTS.
SAN FRANCISCO.
THE BEST
DRIVING 3LT,
Neither Heat or Dampness afTects
tueiu.
Tuey do not Stretch.
Stronger than Leather,
Better than Rubber,
WILL, OUXI.AST BOTH.
Por Sale in Honolulu.
133-tf mys
J. J. WILLIAMS
NO. 102 FORT STREET,
LeacLini PMograplisr fof Honolulu,
WORK FINISHED IN
Water Colors, Crayon.
India Ink, or Oil,
.Photo. Colored, Ve.
The only Complete Collection of
Island Views '
Ferns, Shells,
Curiosities, &c.
CHARGES MODERATE.
- 125-tf
iAfH SALOOii.
SO. 7 FOIIT STKKET.
Opposite Wilder & Co.'si
H. J. Nolte. Propr.
OPKK FOXI i A. it. TILL 10 r. it .
FIBST-CLASS LCMUES, COFFEE,''.
SODi WITKli, (.I.VbF.li ALE,
Oigrm jxncl Tobaccos
OF BEST BRANDS
Plain and Fancy PIPES personally selected from
the Manufacturers, and a Large Variety
of BEST QUALITY
SMOKERS' ARTICLES.
Lovers of BILLIARDS will find an Elegant
ummn & co, allied taels
on the Premises.
The Pioprfetor would be pleased to receive a cal
v.
cm his Friends and the Public generally,
who may desire a
LUNCH, A SMOKE, OR A OAME OF
BILLIARDS.
THE CASBNO
AT THE PAKU
IS OPEN EVERY DAY.
c&The ouly Sea-Side Resort In the
H ttgcl9in.
II. jr. SOLTE,
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Sdrcrilscmcnts.
St. Matthew's Hall.
8 AN MATEO.
CAUrOSlA.
A SC1IOOJL IOH DOTIH.
undertmilitary; dis jiruNK.
Located In Ihe beamlfnl Ttllnjr of Psn Jf.teo,
on the Southern Pacific It. K , 21 rntlf R frcm Ka
FrancLM-o. FitabilKted in Kowru en tn-
etructora cf reputation and ability. Ihe I nlMlups
are extensive, sre heated by .tram, and are in
every way arranged for the health and h n.fcr: f
the cadets, irlr.tty isflon lru Jnly r4,nd the
Easter Session will n mini nee January , 1885.
For furihet Information and catalr;v.e, Juxt out,
address
KKV. ALFRED LEE BREWER, M. A.,
ISfi Ja24 6S-wjaCJ PrjSiij.Mii
. USffil Mil CO.,
W HOI.KSAI.K a KKTATI.
Dealers In
HAY AND CJIlAIJV,
Telephone No. ITS.
f SonUs delivered prtr.t?y,
Island Ortlern Koiltlted.
64lf
Stallions at
il !
(II Mil:
-
Bazaar.
' (Thcronghbrea.i
By Jack Malone, ho by Lexington, lsl dan ,
Ivy Lea , by Imported Australian; 2nd duci, Buy
Flower, by Lexington; Srd Uim, Hay Lvf , by Ins
ported Yorkshire; 4tn dnm, Imported Maria Black,
by Phllo daPutoh, etc.. e tc.
Busaar was bred at Ho ercat Woodbnm 1'fehru,
near Lexlegton, Jfy, by the lute J. A, Al ';ii r,
and was aold to W. L. Prttrbard, of 8;icih(ui-mo,
Cal., for r.CX)0. He standi 13M lu.Pf's, w.Ui.h
1.0G5 lha. and is a brixbt chestnut color. lauii'K
his racing career he downed runny n favorite, untl
won many a hatful of money for bis v in i ;, utui
proved himself one of the grdtt f toif h iver
a distance, most of IiIh rac n 1m l g i.t t iiul f cur
miles. .He hus alreiuly fclred sever. M elts i'. VH
fornla thut are winners, umovie which are I.ii:i:ln
1 Dunbar, Young Pattaar, tsophla, and aiiolr
called the BtfSHar Minerva colt, he heing o:it o
Minerva by Imported LcauilnRton, tuv ulre t.r
I'aroie and Iroquois,. IJzzie Jiiiiiimr Krrn;y n
tiDfrulshed herself liist year in ber iv..i ys ar old
form by defeatfna one of the lursreHt lieUNi.f tu
year olds that ever started Iti California, nii.c. L
which were the two beautlitil fiJiits trti gi t li 'Jn
last spring by Mr. Agnew, distance, milt; time,
1.04 il the fastest oj record tor two-yeur ids at'
the distance. Thlfc year she has won several 'iii
pcrtant events, uni hus provt.d herself to Ut i.
crad le three-year-cld.
Bazaar has no"" teen brongb. b'-ck to Honolulu,
and will remain hi-re the balai ci. i-' this y r, ur,J
breedern, horse owners, and srrwk raisers si.otild
avail themselves of the opporturtit. to ortnlii his
services while they have the chance. 'IVrms,
lO. Payaole at time of service.
The Imported Clydesdale Stallion DONALD
DINNIE. Jr., will stand at th same tiu.e and
place at tt3( fur the season. He wus I red in
Canada, sired by Imported Uonalil Diniiie.nntl out
of an imported Clydesdale mure, lie is a beauti
ful dapple grey, 16 lutnds lilKh, and welarlis H' 0
lbs; Is very active, and as line a Jiirjfe hore as
could be found anywhere.
Also, the fine large Imported Kentucky Jaek
SAMPSON. This is one of the largest Ju ks
that we could find In California, and Is an ui;lrn; '
of immense bone: is a very sure bree der, ii' "
should be liberally patronized as he is one i.f
the very best animals of bis kind. Tertn, UO
fcr the season.
The public are cordially Invitod to call und In
spect the above animals.
MILLS BUS.
. Proprietors.
Maralifleld. Kept. 15. 1884. '. t-C-tf
Ice Gream Parlors.
UaFsific
THE UNDERSIGNED, HA VINO PUR
chaserl th above well-known resort, lake
pleasure ia Informing their patrons and the puhlic
generally that tney intend to f.ustain tin Ulglv "
reputation of ' . 1
Hart Brothers' Ice. Cii'iim
' And solicit a continuation of the libera! patronage 1
bestowed ou their predecessors ' ,
Constantly on hand, a full assortment of ,
The Choicest Imported . Caiullos,
. And New Stock received by every uwtMtr.- .
Also, a very fine collection of
Curios, Siwmple Boxes of Shells, Corals
And other specimens for parties vLsltlng
- - the Islands.
fcOrders for SUPPERS, WEDDIXOM
BALLS. PA RTIES, ETC., left at the ELITE,',
will receive prompt attention.
Telephone 182.
51. W. MeCIIESNEY & SON.
HOTEL STREET.
HENRY HART, Manager.
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