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T,Y AUTHORITY?
. "7. , tti. M:ity tbe t0 COBfCr
ha pie -
tr.fnoi?"8 octant J. KA-
of the Royal Order of
Officers
apioini. viiiEIR. LIEUTENANT
CAFtAJS Y .j. tT EN A NT F. J. FEARY to
f?7li'fNIVAA KAVKAHA to be Companion
t i Order of Kapiolani.
U,T Orde. of lUploLal upon W.
JIIW.TaSA. MRS. MAIM.E. MRH. EAA-
lrher3o,18rtc..
ill hold
a
Her Majesty
lotion at Iolani Palace on Inday
next, the 31st December, between the
t
o
m 11 a. m. to - p. ui.
CURTIS P. I AUK LA,
II. M.'s Chamberlain.
ct
yt
D
ai
Office, December 28th,
Chamberlain's
12W dec3i
Teudorn Wniel.
! f W oVlock con January 4. i7. for the
Ucuonrf.sheaat the Kerosene VTare-
.h. office of tbe Superintendent of Pubic
k rpoi-ivea ai wi
nt
v
da
bii
L. AKOLO,
Minister of Interior.
Uouoluln. December 29. 1886.
.'iSOjm
neprMiiet of Interior.
vett.
a f u
Tl
trali.
Wed
Tl.
to bt.
..... Ti..A.Tiii0r :Ut.bei..ft the anuiverjary
rriaay, -i""""' - . nn all
. .. ;..i r vt.-r Majesty the Queen, au
or the the Kingdom
Ooveruurtui
will be closed on that day.
L.. AHi 'LO,
Minister '. f Ii-teiiar.
interior ofi.ce, December 17. i'l
3C:idwdec3i
have ;
Kei.
the vi)
in thi-
The
honor
Collector Notice.
The Tax Collector .ill commence collecting
. . .... t v. .,,1 rf Hawaii, at
taxes in the district oi nwu,
the following places:
From Kamaee to OokaU, at the North Hilo
Court House, Laupahoehoe. ...
From Hakalau to Kealhu. at the Court House
will t
Kaka
-
I ut rod u
plantations te. -til recollected at
oncef each respective plantation Notice
. iven beforehand to manager, by the
Tax Collector, or by hi- order, what day
.hould.calltocorectta.
he
The To
day morn.
Tax Collector of Hilo, Hawaii.
Filo, December 1, 188C. w
All water rates "duToT TeTn, ending June
muHtbepaidat the office of the Honolulu
Wat "orks before the lOtb day of January.
, 4 All rates remaining unpaid January U,
2 wtU U euluect to au aadttional 10 per cen
Parties paying rates will present the.r lat re
5lpt- ciIS. B. WILSON'.
superintendent Honolulu Water Works.
, .proved : I- A;i. of , nterior.
Honolulu, December 4, 183C.
.r. .T t4 .
I'ORT OF llONOIiLiiU.-
ner.
tice
utitlVA
Mr.
T,.iW!, December 30.
his
r,r.m Aula. Samoa
Brit stmr Explorer, 27 olUuJ i0 days from
Hawu-schr Maloio, J
the South seas
Artir Waiehu, f roii
-Vaialua
from
sion
pEPAItri'KES.
THUBBDiY. December 30.
now
HtmrW-analo for Koolau
t."r-T.ii xirri. for r.v
SctJi '
J.,,,. Mav. A Austi n, for ruKf
a,l
. . . liA Lir.I.'ll A. IV
jcur nii .mm
Purls.
hkt.ie Mary Wiakelman, Cl.a
from San Francisco New york
aiu - . iiHvon. a i.or"i
llaw
bark
r.lliK'S HIUUU atle. W
Am ship Meicnrv, from -"J"- rrancisco
Ambktne WU liimoiiu. lraU.
Ambktne Eureka. H -ie,r..
ci8Cl , ii i-r Hunt from San Francisco
rfchnauer. from New-
castle, NSW
ait. ktne Amelia,
m Newhall, from Port
Tow use uc ,
via Hilo. Hawaii
U Paul, from San
AIU I""
t rancisco tMlcomiyi. L A Cioui, from
Chilian corvette ljlcoma,
Valparaiso, via Easter lsj an n froul Boston
v s liowue, A
A 111 u
k iMeietl rrii roreiff" ":,
Bt lark GleuKaber. Kolleston. from Liver
pool, due Jan 15-1 Banders, frcm
ber 115 t ark Hercules, Schuefer. sailed from
Sffi Terkins, from San
Line Islands dn Mku io-- wm vic.
lUw'bark Tho.t B Jiter,
toria. 11 C, due Dec ; M nay ward, from
KM Stt 3iarii" ' -;. imSco. aue
t'o San Francisco,
the Colonies, eu
J-u 14
':Vk.,v m, Fisher, from u'b-
dvie
3? 1S:'M.,. tmMr Hrewer. .ailed from Boston
Dec 17. May WO n l iancl8co.
Am iiii .. , -
Am iicbr I.oviua,
due Jan 5-20
Am hrgtue
V il Irwin
J E McCullocb, from
San Francisco,
due Uec US-al SaU
hnrine Cor.s
isuelo, K lousiu,,
Franc sco, due Jan 1-10
from San
n. of Htrnr i A .uiiM'--.
. .. Vt-ilsOU
HSIIIMMN'U "Ol'E
' The Chilean . orvetlcomayo ha. revived
coat of LUck Paint, and is expe te d 1
leave about the
middle of nexi
Y rancisco.
now on
Tbe
American tarkenwuc ...
.. t.-r, thoroughly re-
the Marine naliway, " - ed t
caulked and recoprered. and ""l
dav She will load sugar for San F"n00 for
Mer :t. Theo. U. Paviea & Co.
The American barkentin' n pjnnd. Cap
tain S. 1. Swftjnrave next Monday for San
FraccurV
The schooner WiSu brought 8iM bags paddy j
from Waialua, O iliu, "Xjeoiber 30th.
Tbe Ceylon and the lllibave been repainted.
Tbe bark Sarauac will loaCMgar for San Fran
cisco for Messrs. Castle & Coot-.
The whip Mercury is now di- rging coal
. near the Pacific Mail Company's whS.
The Hawaiian steamer J. A. Cuirnui, Captain
Nellson, is 14 daya out from Sau Franco. She
it expected every hour.
The American brlgantine W. G. Iru.CAptai b
' E- McCuIloCli, Which salted from San Fran- (
ciseo December loth, 1 a company with the I
American harkentin Planter, arrived off port
last rveRini. 20 dav fmm .r, v ,.. .. !
will cotne into port this inornin,.
'the Hawaiian tern Ke Au Hou, -which has teen
ijnitfuteiu the ;reaiu for moi.i ,,.r.n
Sri ft be repaired Mr.
E. R.
Ryan has the con- !
t.
bark Star of Devon is discharging fire
l at the Fish Market wharf.
barkentine Planter is 21 days out from
"rancisco for this port, and the bark Cal
U0 days. TL may be looked for to-day.
Hawaiian schooner Malolo arrived De-
3oth from Ronatonga, via Aitutaki, with
i firewood and about 10 tons copra for the
Vavigation Company. She is moor.d in
m.
UAL AND GENERAL.
fhe lat day of the year l-HfJ.
ing local news will be found on
page.
.t'ds of the entertainment last
-e abuut $3tjo.
l I'ai-er" will probably he re
belling next week,
ulu Hilled will have a drill
at their armory at 7 :'')
visited by a number of oln
nlean corvette I'ikon.ayo
n, the faithful look-out at
ha.-j a card of thanks in
choir of the Fort-street
thii" aTternoon at tiie
in now occupies his
rt street, next door to
es will be closed to-
.nniversary of the
2aeen.
tlie Chilean cor
uuanu Avenue at
iorning.
steamship Aus
rrancisco next
r Honolulu,
r is a hard one
oltister & Co.
nsignment.
: the last day
n exhibition
to see it.
a guard of
:en's Own
attery at
olnted
ester
vton, was
the
The
el-
d,
il
the newly
introduced retiring in
Crown was
lency Ante
and the H
of the King
Messrs. Jom
F. M. Hfttcl
rhurstofi
J. A. Mage
Creight
Tell
ai
Day
" A J
ftalt-pasty o cioc-h. a o.io
fon entered, in company with
ice Bickerton, who introduced
ssor in the following terms:
nen of the Bar, as you are
ware, Mr. Dayton has received
Governor of Oahu his coinmis
lice Justice of Honolulu, and I
uce him to you as my successor.
known to all of you, and I
you will extend to him every
at is due to his high position.
Just
succe
Gentlei
already a
the
as IV
introd
He is well
feel sure
courtesy th
1 trust you
have treate
c:-rn.ot jk)ss
ing. I thai
retire in fav
Police
Gentl
your pr
was sui
sion of
win treat nun as well as you
d me, and in so doing there
ibly be any misunderstand
ik you, gentlemen, and now
jr of Mr. Dayton,
istice Dayton, on rising, said:
in of the Bar, I thank you for
ice here this mornr'ng. I
ed to receive the commis
Le Justice for Honolulu from
)r of Oahu, knowing that
'here are others more able
lice. I am under extreme
the Go .
among
to fill tli
obligation
tended to me
you for the courtesies ex-
the Deputy Mars.uuring my lncurnoency oi
only treat me as h laisinp, an.i it you will
predecossor I sua
complain. I h;
from those who ai
than myself. I a
rated from the puli
big "aloha," and
been connected fo
As to the Marshal
for many conrte--hpnrv
in office,
v 1
indly as you have my
II have no reason to
ill freely ask advice
e better posted in law
m not entirely sepa-
ce, for whom I have a
with whom 1 have
i- the past 28 years.
, I have to thank him
ies during his incum- j
gentlemen, . win an.i i expect wiai you,
courtesy as w extend to him the same
the ineumbe -w extended to me during
the discluu -kj- of my predecessor. In
tihall be lik.i'e of my official duties, I
' m.A-o elv to err, but any error I
" .11 IT x 1 A.
rather thar.' will be an error of brain
times be n' of heart. I shall at all
with von. -11-V gentlemen, to consult
I have no lejly time is all my own, an.i
vou for yourral practice. I again thank
The ordin presence,
was then pry business of the Court
cittin" ensu K-teded with, and a long
manding a l. me cases, u.oug.. uf
of no great liengthy investigation, were
.lllie interest.
For .Sau Vrauclsca.
The Oceanic Company's barkentine
W. H. Dimoud w ill sail on Monday next,
January 3d, at noon, for San Francisco.
This will be a good opiortunity to send
a mail, as it is quite possible the Di
mond will reach the Coast before the
next steamer.
MilltMry Instructor.
Adjutant L. J. Nahora Hipa of the
Queen's Own has been commissioned by
the Board of Education, as military in
structor to the public schools of Hono
lulu. The thorough manner in which
he drilled the Royal School cadets was
highly appreciated by the Board.
PACIFIC COMM KROIAL ADVERTISER,.
SAMOAN AFFAIRS QUIET.
Arrival of
the V S.
Apia.
Kplrer from
iortly Wore duk la-t evening, the
:
steamer Explorer, 171 ton register, Cap
tain B. Holman, arrived at this iort from
Apia, via Tutuila. The Captain's re
port is to the effect 'that she left Apia
December 3d, called at Tutuila Decem
ber 4th, sailing for Honolulu the same
da Spoke tho Oceanic steamship
Mariposa bound for the Colonies Decem-l-er
6th in latitude 11 deg. 31 in. S., lon
gitude 170 d-g. , and received letters
from on board. During the early part of
the voyage strong northerly wind:,, rain
and lightning prevailed, the remainder
of the passage being remarkably fine.
The vessel is ow ned by Messrs. John
T. Arundel & Co. of London .d u n-
j gaged in the guano trade. A passenger
I on b,)an was Mr. Oeorge C. Ellis, who
represents the house in the South Seas,
and this gentleman stated in answer to
inquiries that affairs in Samoa at the
time he left were remarkably quiet,
which irt attributable in a great meas
ure to the absence of the Consul., r rep
resentatives of England, the United
States and Germany, though the two
former Powers are still represented by
Vice Consuls. The question was ad
dressed to Mr. Ellis: What was the most
important public topic at the date of
leaving? After a little consideration, I
nothing more pressing than cricket j
could be thought of, from which it may j
be inferred that island politics are at a I
low ebb. The place is in a fairly f.our- j
Uhing condition under the present ad- '
ministration, and King Malietoa and his !
supiKjrters are at liberty to hold their de
liberations in the newly erected Govern
ment building without interference.
Tamasasi's party, who consider that that
chief has a claim up -n the throne, are
quiet, the German Consul, who is un
derstood to favor their pretentions, being
absent. Rumors are rife from time to
time of renewed hostilities, but nothing
of the kind has occurred, nor is it thought
that there is any need of apprehension
in this direction. Mr. Ellis had heard
no mention whatever of the Hawaiian
mission until the Marijosa was spoken
on the voyage hither. The town of Apia
is increasing in importance, a circum
stance which is due in great measure to
the periodical visits of a steamer subsi
dized by the New Zealand Government,
and the trade with that colony is in the
ascendant. The North German Lloyd
Company's steamer from Sydney, con
necting with the new mail line between
that port and Bremen, also exerts a ben
eficial imluence on local commerce. '
The Explorer came to this port in bal
last and was met by Mr. J. T. Arundel of
London, one of the owners, who arrived
by the Zealandia last week. After some
necessary repairs have been effected,
the vessel will return to the islands,
among which she is constantly engaged
in the business of the firm. The guano
rade has for some time past been car
:ed on froin the island of Canton, but
is now been abandoned there, the op-
eracion"oMntr been transferred to
Baker's island, wuei e-'innients are !
being made for the purpose. The trade
is principally with Europe, the inferior
qualities of guauo being shipped to the
Colonies.
The English yacht Golden Fleece and
the German man-of-war Albatross were
lying at Apia the early part of the month,
and the latter was about to proceed to
Tutuila to meet the Maiiosa.
Iii(erniMliary Court.
KKKOliE l'KKSTON, J.
Tiii ksday, December 30th.
CRIMINAL CASKS.
His Excellency Antone Rosa prose
cuted on behalf of the Crown.
The King vs. Ah Wing, opium unlaw
fully in possession, Police Court appeal.
Hon. Paul Neumann for defendant. The
sentence of the lower Court is confirmed ;
$75 fine and thirty days hard labor and
costs.
The King vs. Apana, selling liquor
without a license. Apjeal from Koo
lauoko District Court. Mr. Baranata
for defendant. The judgment of the
lower Court, $100 fine and costs, is con
firmed, w ith costs of this Court.
The King vs. Hun Wo, malicious in
jury. Appeal from Police Court. Mr.
W. R. Castle for defendant. The sen
tence of the lower Court, fifteen days at
hard labor, is reduced to three days.
The King vs. Melania (w), practicing
medicine without a license. Apjoal
from Waialua District Court. Mr. S. K.
Mahoe for defendant, who was dis
charged as the Court held that the
charge was not substantiated. His
Honor, in summing up, joinfed out that
the penalty for this offense in the Ha
waiian version was $50 ; in the English
version it was $20. How the mistake
arose it was impossible to say; but there
it was. He presumed that the section
was amended and the amendment not
copied properly. .
The King vs. Kinolau, assault. Ap
peal from Ewa District Court. Messrs.
Kahulu and Kaiwi for defendant. Case
dismissed.
CIVIL CASKS.
R. Ilalstead & Sons vs. Kanakanui,
refusing contract service. Appeal from
Waialua District Court. Mr. W. R.
Castle for plaintiff; Mr. S. K. Mahoe for
defendant. Fined $10 and costs and
ordered to return to contract at expira
tion of fine.
Hop Lee & Co. vs. Hung A Kee, as- I
sumpsit $S0. Apeal from Police Court, j
Messrs. Ash ford & Ashford for plaintiffs, j
Mr. J. A. Magoon for defendants. Ap- ;
peal from Police Court, which was dis- I
missed.
Mr. Lewis J. Levey will hold his regular
cash sale at 1 o'clock this morning. Half
an hour previous he will dispose of thirty
cord of firewood at the fi?h market wharf.
I'olire (iinrt.
BKFl'BE PoMCE Jt STICK DAYTON.
Tm k.-day, December 3'th.
E. B. McGinnin, Jim Shannon and
Palaha were dealt with in the usual way
for drunkenness.
Ah King, for . alleged assault upon
Mrs. (iilermi, was discharged.
Look San and Jose Gilermi, on a
charge of affray, were fined 1-3 each and
$1 30 costs.
W M. Hase, for larceny, was re
manded to the 3d proximo.
CIVIL CASES.
Lewer & Cooke vs. Ah Fat alias
Wong Fat, W. K. Castle, garnishee.
Assumpsit for $72 12. Judgment tor
plaintiff for the amount claimed, with
interest $ 1 7 til, and attorney's commis
sion and costs.
Chin Wo vs. Sing In Tai, J. L. Kaulu
kou, garnishee. Action on promissory
note for $150. Judgment confessed, in
terest y 31, commission and costs.
John Nott vs. the same. Action on
promissory note lor (,. Judgment
confessed, commission and costs.
: Akana vs. Kanui and Keika, assump
sit for $18 50. Plea of general issue.
Judgment for the amount w ith costs.
Pacific Hardware Co. vs. Sung In Tai,
J. L. Kaulukou, garnishee. Assumpsit
for $153. Continued to 3d proximo.
SumlaySehool Eutertaiuiiient.
Yesterday afternoon the children at
tending the Fort-street Church Sunday
school had an entertainment given
them in the Vosemite Skating Iiink,
which was under the direction of Mr. J
B. Atherton, Sujerintendent, and Mr.
J. T. Waterhouse, Assistant Superin
tendent. During the afternoon the
children played games, and before they
j separated ice cream ano cake were
i served. The occasion was much en-
! joyed by the children. It has been eus
tomarv Jot the Sundav-school to have a
Christmas tree and receive presents, but
this year the children gave presents
themselves for the comfort of the oor
unfortunate leper children on Molokai.
k ROYAL fSSW? 1
Absolutely Pure.
Tlus powder never varies. A rn.irvcl of purity.
Btrengrth o:id v hoiitsomcnes?. More economical
than the ordinal') kuul, p.nd cannot lie sold in com
petitio'i witn the multitude of low teat, short
weight, alum or phosphate J Kjwdurs. SOLD ONLY 13
cans. Koyau Uaui.su i'owitia Co.. loC Wuli'Stb
r. Y
94 wtf
ISTOTICE.
riMIE TKl STEKS OF THE QUEEN'S HOSPI
X lal are requested to attci d the cemi-autjual
meeting at the rooms of the Chaml er of Com
merce this morning at 10 o'clock.
F. A. SCH EFER,
ISc re ti.ry.
December 31, ISSfi. ' 384 dec31
Australian .Mail Service.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO,?
The new aud fine AI steel steamship
"AiARlPOSA,"
Cf t'lu Oceun.'c te:i:iivliip Company . will lie due
at Honolulu from Sydney Riid Aueklana
fm or atioutj
January U, 188'
A"l will leave for tbe iihwve port with mails and
passemrers on or ubout that dut.
For freight or passage, having SUPKItlOR
ACCOMMODATIONS, apply to
Win. G. Irwin & Co.,
AOKXTS.
For Sydney and Auckland.
The new ant! tine A 1 stf el steamship
" ALAMEDA,"
Of the Oceanic Steamship Company, will be
due at Honolulu from San Francisco
or or at-out
January 22, 1887.
And will have prompt di.i atcn with malls and
passengers for the ahove porta. '
For fieibt or passage, having S CPERIOR AC- :
COMMUTATIONS, apply to ,
Win. ti. Irwin & Co.,
AGENTS
ytA :
I 3
DKCEMKKlt 31, 1886.
4
EXGULBiiECHTs
CIG-AR.
Leads TiiCisi All.
lour !vet and clillilrcn Mill re-
Joire.
llMviiiir louuri
your h !
I lie SHmpler iljinr
Engelbreelit, Son & Co.,
103 mch2
21 HKST STifKKT, S. F.
PROGRAMME
-OF THE-
Third Semi-Aiiinial
Target
Practice
-OF THE-
Mil
(UK
To be held at tlieir rangu on Kin; ttrt-et, op
posite the Government Nursery,
SATUEDAY,
Jnuuary 1, IHS7, nt 9 a. m.
COVERNOII DOMINIS CUP,
Valued at $100, for the highest aggregate
score in matches No. 1, '2 and 3, to be
come the property of the marksman win
ning it three times at regular meetings of the
11. li. A.
Won July 5, 1S8C, by J. Brodie, M. D.
I. THE I5PODIE MF 'IjaL;
V alued'at $50, also eec. prize of $5. Con
ditions of the match : Open to all members
of the Association, and members of the reg
ular p.nd volunteer military companies of
the Kingdom ; to become the property of
the marksman inning it three times At
regular met tings oi the 11. It. A.
Distance, 200 yards ; rounds, 10 ; any
miiitaiy rilo under tlu rules ; limited to
one entry to each competitor. Entrance
fee, SI.
Won January 1, lSsfi. iv Wm. Unger.
Won July 5. 1S8G, by C."li. Wilson.
II.- I . R. A. TiiOPHY.
Valued at $15(. Competitors) limited to
members of 'he AsMieiation. Condition.n :
For the high st aggregate a core at 200 and
500 yards; 10 rounds at each distance; any
military rifle under the rules; to become the
projferty of t ; marksman winning it three
times at regular meetings of the II. It. A.
Entrance fee, $1.
Won January 1. 1SS6, by F. J. Iliggina.
Won July 5, 18S0, by J. Brodie, M. D.
III. TIIE ALDEN FI1UIT AND TAIiO
CO. MEDAL.
alued at- 5d00; also a second prize of So.
Conditions: upen to all comers; to become
the property of the marksman winning it
three times at regular meetings of the II.
It. A.; 10 rounds each at the 400 and 500
yard ranges; any military ritle under the
rules; limited to one entry for each com
petitor. Entrance fee, SI.
Won July 5, 1SS6, by J. Brodie, M. 1).
I"V. ALL-COMEHS' ,VATCH.
Four cash priz s, namely: 25,15.10 and
10 per Cent of the net rec-ipts. Conditions :
Open to all markt;men; any military riflo
under the rules; 10 rounds: distance, 200
yarfls. Entrance fee, SI. Entries unlim
ited. V. ASSOCIATION SECOND CLASS
MATCH.
Open to all members of the Association
who have never made a record exceeding 75
per cent at any regular meeting of the II.
U. A. First prize, a silver cup. Condition:
iiounds, 10; distance, 200 yards; any mili
tary rifle under the rules. Entrance fee, SI.
Entries unlimited.
VI. ASSOCIATION TIlIIiD
MATCH.
CLASS
Open to all members oi the Association
who have never made a record exceeding 65
per cent at any regular meeting of the H.
It. A. First prize, Springfield rifle. Con
ditions, same as in match No. 5.
VII. CONSOLATION MATCH.
Four cash prizes, namely, 25, 15, 10 and
10 per cent o! the net receipt. Conditions:
Opn to all marksmen who have never
made a record exceeding 70 per cent at any
meeting of the H. 11. A.; rounds, 5; dis
tance, 200 yards; any military ritles under
the rules. Entrar.ee fee. 50 cents. Entries
unlimited.
Extra guns and cartridges can be obtained
at the range.
J. II. FISHER,
Secretarv.
J. BRODIE, M. D.,
President.
n jal
TO LET.
4 1' PA LA MA TWO NICE COTTAGES IN RO- i
A. "bello Lane, for 30 and -J0 per month re- p
spectively. Inquire at Hyman Bros., Queen j
treet. 3b4 tf
fl'waiiai Rifle Association
'cAfcstrtisfnntfs.
AT. PISHEL'S STOBE
Corner of Fort and Hotel rSts.9 .
May be Seen one of "the .most Elaborate
Displays of V
DRY GOODS
Etc., ever brought
this
EECEIYED, ex
-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF-
-INCL1IDING-
3rartin Guitars, Fancy Goods, Toys
tnd XMAS CARDS for the Holiday. Also received a stock of
InrliidiiiK need Rockers.
WEST, DOW & CO
SM) janl
CIGARS.
If you want a fine CIGAK, try some cf
arrive. 0d at
HOLLISTER & L
109 ITort
74
O.
FREETH
Wholesale Wine ami
23 jST ii ii nil li street
:o:-
Sole agents for J. J. Melcher's " ELEPHANT " (UN, PellimonV
unsweetened, pure old BRANDY only two qualities sliipid, 7 and 10
Hy. W. Smith & Co 's - . ,
TIIISTLEDEW WHISKY,
We offer for sale at reduced figures, a large and well assorted itoek of
ALES, BEERS, STOUTS, WINES, SPIRITS, LIQUEURS, etc., either in bond
or duty paid.
I JO. Itox S04.
37
EA.G-A.lSr Sc C0.
Corner of Fort and Merchant Streets.
A...
-IMPORTERS OF
yteit'H MiKllHoyM1 Fine 'utoni-(iiadr
HATS and
TRUNKS, VALISES, ETC.
jeed.
Island orders Boliclted
LOYEJOY
AVine alicl Spirit jVEercliaiits,
SMo. 15 IMuuanu Street.
Having enlarged and renovainf their store and replenished their stock, are now folly pre r sred to
supply all goods in their line at very lowest market rates.
ROYAL CLXJI3 GJJST.
Special attention is calledjte this extra quality of (.IN, being theirown lniorUtion and a very
superior article.
A full tssortmfDt of California Wine and all tbe Left brands of Iteer. AI and I'ortrr
always in stock. Also, e-enulue l.oui Roderer sweet Champagne, quarts and pints.
Cordials. ILiqueiar.s, Bitters, Etc,
IsUeJj orders promptly attended to and goods carefully packed for shlpmetit.
Telephones 80S. ' 119 Janl I. U. Box 137,
to view in
City.
ZEALANDIA
Call nud .Kxaiuin.
Straiton & Stor
Street,
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Honol.
Telephone So. 246.
C'loMif figr, ir nriilahluic (Joedf,
CAPS,
and promptly attended to.
Satisfaction fnaran
TO U
& CO.,
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