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HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1885.
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THE DAILY PACIFIC
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
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Every Morning Except Sundays.
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Daily P. C. Advertiser, 1 week, rcash)
Weekly P. C. AdYertlser, 1 year. fCasb) .
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A PROMINENT LAWYER
A Figure Out of New York'
Picture GallSry.
William in. ErarU, the Blost C on
plcnou Lawyer In tbe Country.
A Type or a Uodr ot Our
Ablest Men.
With th exception of Pater Cooper and
Bryant, who were always pushed forward
a the two honest men of Rew York City,
few figures were more ramiliar to our citi
zens than O'Connor and Evarts. The death
of the former has left the latter the moafc
prominent lawyer in the country.
Mr. Evarts is cf interest not for himself
lone, but as a type of no small body of our
ablest men. These are the dignified but
melancholy shapes who haunt the hither
side of the river that flows around the
presidential chair, and await the tardy
fcoat that shall ferry them over to that seat
of empire.
The body of our great lawyer is as trans
ptrent as his mind is opaque. Tail and
slender, he resembles Ralph Waldo Emerson,
somewhat as a file resembles a blade of grass.
This difference is due to the diverse actions
of law and poetry, the former of which has
given to Mr. Evarts a more stable and per
sistent back bone than would be appropri
ate to a votary of the latter.
Born in Boston in ISIS, Mr. Evarts has
been conspicuous in the triple character of
lawyer, orator and statesman for more than
a quarter of a century. As a lawyer his
reputation has grown without interruption
since his admission to the New York bar in
ISiL Contrary to the general opinion,
American law is even more exacting upon
a lawyer's time than English. Based upon
the English common law, changed, re
changed, enlarged and contracted by our
Btate and United States statutes as well,
the changing detail of our law requires such
constant study that it is next to impossible
for an American to be a great lawyer with
ut being otherwise minute.
In the impeachment of Andrew Johnson in
1868, in which Mr. Evarts was bis principal
counsel, bis merits es a lawyer and his
natarf .. defects as a larger student were
marked. . His English reputation reached its
blghest point when he represented the United
Ctatcs in the Alabama claims. In his
speeches before the tribunal of arbitration
his wonder ul memory of details, and the
staying power of his sober oratory that car
lied him day after day through spectral
Clouds of figures and over sandy legal wastes
struck the hearts of his learned opponents
cold. .
The great Beecher trial showed us the fur
niture of Mr.' Evarts brain more clearly
than any other. No one can deny that as a
lawyer he earned his moderate fee of seventy
five thousand dollars. But the case de
manded not only a legal, but a moral
acquittal, and to the latter Mr. Evarts can
hardly be said to have greatly contributed.
Eb should hare taken a hint from his
enemies and employed scholars to select
from Baint Augustine, Calvin, Knox, Jona
than Edwards and other great divin sen
tences in which they accused themselves of
every form of wickedness. In this way he
would "have taken the wind out of those
sentences in Mr. Beecber's letters which, in
the opinion of many literal persons, were
damaging to his cause.
In the war against the Tweed ring Mr,
Evarts1 course was . more creditable than
that of the well-known jurist, David Dudley
Field. That war, as is not generally known,
was begun and waged by young lawyers, te
whom was presented the alternatives of
starvation or enlisting under the banner of
the thieves.
Though Mr. Evarts fees from our largs
corporations were probably liitle less than
those of Mr. Field, he did not long hesitate
about joining the young crusaders, and in
one of his r-peecbes against the ring made his
nearest approach to impassioned oratory in
the seutence that warned the ring that in
cotnting bayonets there is no false count.
As an orator Evarts does not stand the
severe test of being able to be read.
As a statesman Evart's career culminate
in JH.ayes' administration, when he held tht
office of Secretary of State. Since then his
influence seems to hr-e rapidly declined. The
cause of a public man's power's waxing or
waning Is as hard to discover as the secret of
the weather. Yet sometimes one can make a
lucky guess. There is, of course, the gen
eral reason which we have given, that a
great American lawyer cannot well to day
be anything else. There is perhaps anothes?
reason.
" Men trip not on mountains ;
They trip on ant hills."
When Mr. Charles A. Dana attacked
Grant, Mr. Evarts, who had been one of the
backers of Tbe Sun, at once sold out his
stock. It has been often remarked thai men
feel gtoat injuries far less than slights. At
it was a custom at that time among some
republicans to speak of Mr. Dana as a
trsitn.irian, Nr. Everts pTebabJydjd net
give the matt3r ot selling out a few shares
of The Sun's stock more than a passing
thought. Broken men of brains have, how
ever, a wonderful knack of getting mended,
and when mended they are much stronger
than before. Now, though Mr. Dana is the
most forgiving man in the world, his for
giveness springs from a sense of Christian
duty and not from any defect in bis mem
ory, which is remarkably good.
Soma persons have thought that in tbe
playful banter with which The Sun speaks
about Mr. Evarts, and of which Mr. Dana is
so marvelous a master, you may still detect
a passing remembrance of the former's de
' etion at a crucial moment Certain it is
At since the full-grown Sun has made
jerry with Mr. Evarts' long" sentences, his
olitical aspirations have not been looked on
so serious. y by the public.
But Mr. Evarts for a lawyer is still young,
and by the time he is seventy will, I hope,
find himself again in the public swim.
William Washburn.
New York, Oct. 8.
Minuter Lowell's recipe fox preventing
an attack of gout is to walk three miles
every morning.
gustucss Curtis.
MAOFAKLANE & C0-,
WJ 1IOLF.NAXE DEALEIW AM) KN.
IT oral Jobbers ia WINKS aud UQUOK.
9To. 13 Kasunmanu Street.
HONOLTTLTT. 113-tf
H. HACKFELD & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS.
100 tf Queen bt., Honolulu, H.I.
BANNING.
MAKRIt.NS.
r. oriEiiaici.1
ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & CO.,
Importers 'oiuniiioii Merchants.
Vtueen Street, Honolulu, 11. I. 106-tf
A. S. CLEGHORN & Co.,
Importers mid Wholesale ami ltetai I
.Dealers in
General Merchandise,
Corner Queen and Knuhumami Hts. 107-tf
W. AUSTIN WHITING.
ttorney anil Ooniiellor at Lav,
Agent to Take Acknowledgments to Inatrn
inents for tbe Inland of Oatiu. So. 9 Kaahumanu
fctreet, Honolulu. II. I. lOS-tf
WX. G. IKW7K.
WM. G. IRWIN & Co.,
SI GAIt FACTORS aud C'omiiiiNslou
AGE NTH. Honolulu, H. I. 101-tfvvtf
THpS. J. HAYSELDEN,
k uctloneer. Kohala, Hawaii. Males
. of Real Estate, uooda and Property of every
description attended to. Commissions moderate.
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JOHN RUSSELL,
Attorney at I,nw.
No. 42 MERCHANT STREET, NEAR FORT ST,
S. J. LEVEY & CO.,
Grocers anil Provision Dealers.
Family Grocery and Feed Store.
Orders entrusted to us from tbe otber Island will
be promptly attended to. 52 Fort St., Honolulu
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jr. cuAsr"iii;i.i,,
rilYSiCIAN and SUKGEON,
Cor. Nuuanu Ave A Kukui .St.
Oflice Hours from 8 to 10; 12 to 2, and 5 to 7.
Telephone No. 373. 232fe4b
Dr. E. Cook Webb,
Residence and Office, cor Rlcbards & Eeretnnia St
Special Attention given to Diseases of the
Kidneys and Urinary Organs.
OytitE Hocks:
8 to 10, ")
2 to 4, v Telephone No. 3.
7 to 8. J 21 tf
A. G. ELLIS & CO.,
JRElI, ESTATE
MTOCli ANI MONEY BROKERS,!
Office, No. 2 Cam pbeU Block,
273 tf
Merchant St.
J. M. Oat, Jr., & Co.,
STATIONERS & NEWS DEALERS,
Haivaiian Gazette Block.
27 Merchant St., Ilonoluln. II. I.
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FRANK GERTZ,
Importer an! Hannlactnrcr Jf
Of all De.Tcrirtious of
BOOTS & SHOES
ET Orders from tbe other Islands solicited.
No. HA Fort St., Honolulu.
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J. ill. MONSAftRAT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AKD
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Real Estate in any part of the King
dom Bought, Sold and Leased on Commission
Loans Negotiated and Legal Ioeuments Drawn.
No. 27 MERCHANT STREET,
Gazette Block, Honolulu. 109-tf
-TO THE LADIES-
ICHI BAN.
We beg to mlorni our friends and customers that
wc have been appointed 8ole Agents for
this well known firm, and have much
pleasure In Inviting Inspection
of our large and varied"
assortment of
J apanese Goods,
J I. ST IMPORTED.
Comprising the following:
EMUROIDEREI) SI Eli SCREENS
Of the most beautiful colors, and of astonishin
beauty and tiniali.
AND
TABLE COVERS,
Embroidered in Silk by Japanese.
A. LARGE VARIETY OP
v ass
Of Uie tlncst porcelain, remarkable lor uiipjuenesa
in color and shape.
ALSO
Porcelain Figures, Japanese Tea Sets
Or the Finest China.
Tete-a-Tete Sets,
Rntter Dishes,
Ash Receivers,
Silk Eauterns.
Silk Embroidered Kimoiios,
Easels.
Carved Woodeu Cabinets,
Hand Screens,
Trays,
Wall Pockets,
Parasols,
Paper Mats, '
Fans,
Photographs
Of Japaueso scenery, colored and p'ain.
A Earjfc Selection ol
Japanese Bronze Jewelry,
CONSISTING OK
Sleeve Buttons,
Chains,
Scarr Pins, Ac, Ac.
Also a variety of goods suitable for house decor
ation. .
0. W. MACFARLANE & CO.
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Mirrlees, Watson & (Jo's
Sugrar Machinery,
WE HAVE ON HANI)
One Triple Effect,
One Double Effec,
One Set or Four Centrifugals.
Engine aud 3Ilxer,
Spare Spindles, bushes, Vc., for
Centrifugals.
One 26inat5Alu Mill, with engine. gear
ing, Cane and Megass Curriers
Complete,
One Spare Roller 261n.x341n.
One Spare Intermediate Wheel for
Gearing or 26in.x3Aiu. Mill.
One Gin.xlSln. Diagonal Engine,
One pair Compound Boilers, 6xl9f t6iu.
aud 13ft.6in.
We have to arrive per "Varuna' in August,
A set of two Centrifugal , and Mixer,
One Centrifugal aud Mixer for adding
to existing set or Machines.
Centrifugal Linings, llubbera, Belting and
Sugar-carrying Bands and Hollers, Clai
iliers, Crab Winches, Drilling Ma
chines, flat Coolers, Tilting
Cooiera, Cooler Wagons,
Filter Tresses,
Cane Top Cutters.
Chain Blocks to lili ,
10. 20, 30 and 40 cwt.
Glass Saccharoinettrs graduated
from 0 to 15 and from 15 10 30 Baume
Vacuum and Pressure Gauges. Ther
mometers for Vacuum Pans, Hand Ther
mometers, Rubber Valves for Vacuum
Pumps, Hammers and Files.
Estimates Given for Ma
chinery not in Stock.
G. W. Macfarlane & Co.
Agents for Mirrlees, WatBon fc Co, Glasgow
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Jolin fowler & Co's.
PORTABLE TRAMWAYS
A N V
Permanent Railraods
lO, II. and IS lb. Rail.
Locomotives, Cars, Tics,
Spares. Duplicates and Tools.
' FOR SALE BY
G. V. Macfarlane & Co.'
Agents for John Fowler X Co., Leeds,
ns-tf
NOTICE.
rp HE ANNUAL MEETINCJ OF THE HIIARE
J holders of the Puuloaheepand Stock Ranch
Company will be held at noon of tbe T.Hh of De
cember at the counting room of (;. W. Macfarlane
fe Co., Honolulu.
J. ROBBING, Secretary.
Honolulu, Dec. 23, 1;S4. model's
gdmtisemcnts.
DIAMOND
JEWELRY
Gr W. MACFAKLANE & Co.,
Have received Irora Eondon a spe
cial consignment, which is now on view, of
LONDON MADE
Diamond Jewelrv
;f my.
m
Newest and Most Recherche Patterns,
consisting of
Diamond. Rnby Emerald. Sapphire,
Pearl, and Other lie in 'lngs,
BREASTPINS, BANGLES t ud other Ornaments
all mounted in tine gold
Also a splendid assortment of
GOLD WATCHES,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Iucludlng aonio fine Minute Repeuters and Chro
uographs, In heavy lS-carat gold- cases ; some
Beautifully Enameled Watches, in hunting cases,
or Ladies, and anassortmcut of tine
Silvei? Watches.
AIbo. a very bcauuful assortment of SILVER
JEWELRY, of specially new design and make.
SThe -bol coufilsnineut will 1m placed itt
CEPTIOXALLY LOW 'PRICES. 127tf-
Pantheon Stables,
Cor. Fort & Hotel Streets.
LIVERY, BOARDING-,
AND SALE STABLES.
Carriages lor hire at all hours of the dry or
night; also, conveyances of nil kinds for parties
going around the Island.
Excellent Saddle Horses for Ladies
and Oejitlemen. Uiiarnnteed Cientle.
Cari?iag Nos. 2, !, 4t, 47, IS, il,
50, 51, 52 and 5 it.
Double and single teams always to be had on
livery at the most reasonable rates.
Large and small omnibus for picnics and excur
sion parties, carrying from 10 to 40 passengers, can
always be secured by special arrangements.
Omnibus time tables can be obtained ny apply
ing at the oflice.
The Long Branch Bathing House
can always be secured for picnic or excursion
parties by applying nt the office.
Corner Fort and Hotel Streets.
Telephone No. 31.
JAS. D0DD, Proprietor.
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J. J. WILLIAMS
No. 102 FORT STREET,
Leading Plotorajler 'of Honolulu.
WORK FINISHED IN
Water Colors, Crayon.
India Ink, or Oil,
Photo. Colored, Ac.
The only Complete Collection of
Island Views
Ferns. Shells,
Curiosities, &c.
CHARGES MODERATE.
ALYIN 11. KASE31AN,
book: binder,
Paper Ruler aud Blank Book
Manufacturer.
CBookbinding of all descriptions neatly and
promptly executed, and at reasonable charge.
Gazette Building,
m t MERCHANT HTBEET.
CREAM CANDIES
Importer & Home Manuialacturer t
CADDIES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, j
No. 112 Fort St., Just above Hotel St, I In
Has just made large additions to his establishment j "
and Is now orepared to furnish to the trade, j -the
Honolulu public, and residents on the
other Islands, the very finest of
HOJIE-MiDE A.YD IJiPoBTED C1XDIES,
Of all descriptions at very reduced Prices. J
Receives Fresh Candies bv every arrivaL He i
Guarantees the purity of his goods. The CREAM i
CANDIES are a speciality with blm, and are
a specialty with him, and are made by the best
manufacturers m California, ana received iresh by
every steamer.
Soda "75T-Ei-CJL j
And ail Kinds of ICED DRINKS. !
The beat Ice Cream in the City, j
The. best brand of choice CIOARS always on hand j
112-tf
SMtrtisfiJunts.
J. LVOV". L. J. LEVET.
LYONS 6c LEVEY,
Vuctioneers
AND
General Commission Merchantsf
Beaver Block, Queen St.-, Honolulu.
Sales orFurnitnre, Stoek, Real Estate
and General Merchandise properly attended to
Sole Agrents for:
American & Enrupean Mercliaiidise.
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i. W. HlKOLKV. OEO. WOOD.
J. W. HINGLEY & CO.
M-nufaetiirers vt
HAVANA CIGARS,
Importers, Wholesale und Retail Dealers In
Tobacco, Cigirettes & Smote Articles
TRY OUR
Home Manufactured Cigars.
No. 59 Fort St.. in Campbell's New
Fireproof Building, and No.
7S Hotel Steeet.
.' HONOLULU, H.I.
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Ll iNE & CO.
Have a Large Mock ot tht-
VERY BEST MAY,
Grain, Etc.,
Which is offered at LOWEST MARKET PRICES
AND
Delivered Free to any part of the City
AGENTS FOR Til E
Pacifi3 Mutual Lifo Insurance Co
OF CALIFORNIA.
Ayents for th Hoover Telephone.
Commissioner of Deeds for California
Telephone No 14s 111-tf
TELEPHONE 55
PNTEEPBIS
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3 PT ATTa MTTT.
LL. P
st. L.Z3
Alakea, near Queen
C. J. HAKDEE. Proprietor
Contracting & Building.
moulj3ings"and finish
ALWAS ON HAND
FOIi SALE Hard and Soft Stovewood, Cut
and Sp'it.
115-tf
0H0 WING & CO.,
No. SI Nuuaiiu'Sirect,
-DKAI.EKS IX
Crockery, Glassware,
AND
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Now offer for sale at Reasonable Rates a choice
variety of
Tea Sots, Vases, Flower
Pots, Birds, Banyan Trees.
New and Beautiful Articles of the most Delicate
Workmanship Just Received from Japan.
P. O. Box 259, Houoliilii.
Jail
Christmas Number
OF TIIK-
W -A- B !
A C.rand and Realistic Picture
or the Burning
Lake of Kilauea,
BY JULES TA VERNIER.
CHRISTMAS
Sunshine ami Shadow
COLORED FKONTISPIECE
FULL PAGE ILLUSTRATION OF
CHRISTMAS FOLLIES.
Copies of tbe above for Sale by
J. M. Oat. Jr.. & Co.,
duertisemcnts.
G. J. WALLER,
BUTCHEE,
TO THE FRONT,
A GREAT BOON TO THK
Honolulu 3?ublic !
Beef, Veal, Mutton, Pork and Fish
kept for FOUR DAYS after being killed, by Bell
Colernan's Patent Dry Air Refrigerator. Gnoran-
teed to keep longer after delivery than
FRESH KILLED MEATS.
"To be had In any of Mr. Waller's MarkeUi.
Metropolitan Market,
On King Street.
MEAT FOR SALE ALL DAY.
City Market.
On Nuuanu Hi.
' Hotel Street Market.
On Hotel Street.
Eureka Market.
At Fish Market.
Hawaiian Market.
On Maunakea St.
Chinese Market.
On Meek Street.
BEEF AND ' PORK.
KrTbnkiiiff tlio public for past favora. I so
licit a continuation of the Name.
148 tf O. J. WALLER.
ONTARIO"
NEVIL.LE & CO.,
"SOLE AUENTS.
SAN FRANCISCO
MADE FROM AI VBAMA BOTTOM COTTON,
FREE VROM SIZINtt
AND NOT LIABLE TO MOULD.
WARRANTED
The Best and most Durable Sail Duck
IN THE WORLD.
For Sale in Honolulu.
SEMEH SALOSfj.
NO. 1 FORT STKKKT.
Opposite Wilder A Co.'sl
H. J. Nolte, Propr.
OI'KX TOU I A. M. TILL 10 F. M.
FlliST-CLAhS LIACUES, tOFFKK,
11, S0D1 WATKii, lilA'UEB ALE.
Cigars txncl 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 And an Elegant
snog co. imm mil
on the Premises.
The Pioprletor would be pleaded To receive a cal
om his Friends and tbe Public generally,
who may desire a
I.t NCU, A SMOKE. OR A CiAME OF
BILLIABDK.
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THE CASINO
AT THE PARK
IS OPEN EVERY DAY.
tVTbe only Sea-Side Resort In the
H tnffdora. II. J. NOLTE,
62-tf
GAUDY'S PATENT
B JE1 LTI3MG-,
Made from the Very Best
Hard Wore Cotton Duck.
NEVILLE & CO.,
HOLE AGENTS,
SAN FRANCISCO.
THE BEST
DRIVING BELT,
Neither Heat r mpne affect
them.
They do not Htreteh.
Stronger than Eeather,
Better than Rubber,
WILL OUTIAST BOTH.
For Sale in Honolulu.
a drrrtteein ro tr,
mx FFID to,,
Queen & Fdinlvrgh Streets.
WHOLFHALK A RKTAtL -
Ieali-r. In
II AT AN1 GRAIN.
Telephone Jfo. 173.
Goods deliver d promptly .
Island Orders Solicited.
64 tf
Stallions at Marclild !
s
Bazaar.
Thoroughbred, i :'
By Jack Malone, he by Lexington, lot dam
Ivy Lea , by imported Australian; 2nd lumt Day
Flower, by Lfxlngton; 8rI Cam, Bay I t nl, by 1m
ported Yorkshire; tb dam. Imported Jlarlii Clark
by Pbllo da Putah, etc., etc. "
Bazaar was bred at the great Wooilbnrn Farm,
near Lexlegton, Ky, by Ue late It. A. Aleaitd('r,
and was sold to W. L. Prdchard, ol HafT.im tf to.
Cal., for fS.OOO. He sumds 10M bimV, wU!ia
1.065 lbs., and is a bright chestnut color. Luring
his racing career ha downed runny a favorite, nd
won many a hatful of money for hi owners and
proved himself on vt the greatest of lmrs a Aer
a distance, most of bin race being at two tiid four
miles. lie has already sired never-I colts in full
fornla that are winners, unions which are Little
Dunbar, Young Husuar,.. Sophia, and moiiior
called the Bvtaar Minerva colt, he beings ut o
Minerva by Imported Leamington, the, mre. of
Parole and Iroquois. LUiie Lunliur greatly !!
tingulshed bersnlf last j-ear In her 'two year old
form by defeating one ot the largeKt flcldii .f two.
year olds that ever started In California. .ntijt
which were the two brnutltul fillh s bnii plit hero
last spring by Mr. Agnew, distance, H mile; time,
1.04 the faste-t on record for two-ftirrllsi ut
the distance. This year she has wnn hcvi rui n
porLant events, und has proved hi reif t lie n
crack three-year-old.
Bazaar has no been brought bock to Honolulu,
and wiil remain here the balancr t thin y ut, and
breeders, horse owuei.', and stock tulM-rii sl.ould
avail themselves of the opportunity tn olr:iln, 1:h
services while they hove the chun-e. Tt-jTlJis.
840. Payatde at time of service. "
The ImK)rted Clydesdale 8tallkn ltON'AI,X
IINNIK, Jr., w ill atand at the bunie tn. e mui
place at feUO for the Hei'son. lie sun lrn; in
Canada, sired by Imported Lonald Dijiiiie,iiU out
or an imported Clydesdale mure. He m u in duti
ful dapple grey, IS hands MkU, and Weighs M('0
lbs; is very active, and as hut; a htrge iinc s
could be found anywhere.
Also, the flue large Imported Ketmi( l: J.k-u
SAMPSON. This Is one of the hucen J:. Us
that we could find In Calllornla, and Is an animal
of immense bone: Is a-very sure brt- ier, t.tid
should be liberally patromz. d us he Is one i f the
the very best animals of hia kind. - Tea lutf, t. '-iO
for the season.
The public are cordially In vited to call ttn.J in-
wpect the above animals. '
JIIIEI2S BROS.
Proj-rietors.
Marnhfleld, Sept. 15. 1881.' - - ' . Kfl-tf
"ELITE"-
Ice Cream Parlors.
r-HE UNDERSIGNED, HA.VINU PUR
X chased the utjove tveJl-known rsrt, tuke
pleasure in Informing ttv'.t patrons and fte putiic
generally that they intend -to KustiiJn (tic h.'gli
reputation of . -
Hail Brothers Ice tream
And solicit a continuation of the liberal patronnce
bestowed on their predecessors.
Constantly on hand, a full assortment of
The .Cholcent Imported , Candles,
And New Stock received by every t-HBr.er.
Also, a very fine collection of
fturlos, Sample Boxes of Shells, t'orals
And other specimens for purlles vKltlng
the Ishtnds. -
rSTOrdera for SUPPERS, WEDDTNCfH
BALLS. PARTIES. ETC., Jelt t the " ELITE,'
will receive prompt attention.
Telepliono 182.
n. XV. McCIIESNEV . SON,
HOTEL CTREET.
HENRY HART, Manager. 145 tf
J. M. HKHINO. OS. JItlBASil j
Hawaiian Jewelry Factory,
No. 89 Hotel Sireot, . Honolulu, H.T.
KUKUI JEWELRY, . ,
Ana FINE DIAMOND SETTING a J-pechUty.
All kinds of Jewelry made to order nrd re
paired. Watches carefully repaired- unl war
ranted. Gen ral engraving and fancy mono rams
neatly" executed. All done at moderate fi s.
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Money to Loan
ON GOOD PROPERTY SECURITY, bTOCK
Bonds, etc. Apply to , . ., -
M. TnOMf's6rV,
Attornny-at-Law,
Ccr. Fort ami Merchant Sts Honolulu, H.T.
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FOR'SALE I
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mWO ENGLISH BULL TKKRTfCR FirH;
X months old. Apply y jeit r a v
W. X5. STARK EY,
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Kuuj o Kanct, SlAdI.
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