PACIFIC COMMERCIAL AD VERTISEK, AUGUST 2, 187.
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Mr. VV. ,1. Roche has tLi day been appointed
St-oreUry of the Brtnl of Health.
Dr. Du-ftKl f'uupl.fll bas this day been ap
pointed Government Physician for ths district
of Waimea, Kauai, vice Ir. John Borland, de
ceased. Dr. Benjamin Bond tas this day been ap
pointed Government Physician for the district
of Kotala, Hawaii, vice I r. I.. 3. Thompson, re
signed. Dr. Charles A. Peterson ha this rtay been ap
pointed Government Physician for the district
of Lahaina, Maul, for the islands of Molokat
aud Lanai, vice Dr. liolando Kuehu.
GEO. TROUSSEAU, M. D.,
President Board of Health.
OfSceof Board of Health, Honolulu, August I,
1W. 763aug&
Chamberlain'. Office.
By command of H!s Majesty the King, I here
by give notice that from and after this date no
debts on account of His Majesty and the Boyal
Household will be recognized unless authorized
lu writing by the Clmmberhu n.
CCRTU P. IAUKEA,
H. M.'b Chamberlain.
IoLtni Palace, August 1, 1887. 7floaug?l
I hereby request thit all persons having
claims against His Majt sty and the Royal House
hold will please forward them as soon as possi
ble to the oftice of His .Majesty's Chamberlain, at
lolaui Palace. CURTIS P. IAUKEA,
H. M ' Chamberlain.
lolanl Pa!ace, Augunt I, JSdT. 7GUug81
The Assessor for nouolulm will be in his office
t. attend to the returns from Monday, the 18th,
id Saturday, tt.e toth of July, from 8 a m. to 5
p.m. After July 30th the Assessor will be en
l. ijjred on the outside limiU of the district.
JOHN RCSS,
742 Jy30 Assessor for Honolulu.
Ir pnrtmetit of Fiimiic.
All persons having claims against the II -vraiian
Government are requested to send them
in with as little delay as possible, to the depart
ments respoa.iib!e for their liquidation.
W. I.. GREEN,
Miulater of f inance.
Honolulu, Ju'y 12, 1-37. 7 Jjyl81f
VMIT OF HONOLULU, II. J.
AKItlVAIA.
Monday, August 1.
attar W G Hall, Bates, from Maui
Schr Kauikeaoull. troui Koliala. Hawaii
ftchr Caterina, from Haunlei
Schr Waiehu, from Vaialu:i
J7St:lir Kawailaui, from Koolau
Schr Mille Morris, from Koolau
Ii:iAIl Tt ICKS.
MoyriAV. August 1.
Stmr Lehua, Clark, for Hainakua
Stmr C R Bishop, for a circuit of Oahu, at 9 a m
Stmr I.ikelike. Kavies. for Kahuiui ami way
ports, at 5 p m
Stmr Vaialeale, Chaney, for Haualeiand Kila
uea at 5 p m
Stmr J A Cummins, Nellsou, for Koolau at 0
a in
stmr Walmanal-, for Waianae at -J a m
Stmr Kwa, for Kwa
Am bk Hope, 1) Y P Penhallow, for Port
Townsend, V V
Schr Mary, for Kauai
Schr Mauuokawal, for Koolau
VekNPis i.envluir To-ilay.
Haw steamship Australia, Houdlette, for San
l-'raucisco at noon
stmr Kinau, Lorenzeu, for Maui and Ha
waii, at p in
Stmr Mikahala, Freeman, for Nawiliwili, Wai
mea, Koloa, etc, Kauai, at 5 p m
Stinr Kilauea Hon, Cameron, for Hamakua,
Hawaii, at 6 p m
Am bktue Eureka. 5Ieyers, for San Francisco
Schr Canute, for Hilo, Hawaii
Schr Waiehu, for Waialua
schr YVaioll, for Kuan
Schr Rob Roy, for Koolau, Oahu
Schr Kawailani, for Koolau
Schr Canute, fot Kauai
Schr Leahi, for Haualei, Kauai
Schr Moi Wahiuo. Staples, for Hamakua
Schr Caterina, for Hanalei
Schr Kauikeaoull, for Hawaii
Vessels in Port rrom Forljfii pons.
Haw bark Kalakaiut, C H HenderaoH, from Tal
parairio USH Adams, Louia Kempff, from Acapulco,
via Hilo, Hawaii
II B M'a S Conquest, Charles L. Oxley, from
Esquimault, B C
Am bktue Eureka, Meyers, from San Fran
cisco Brit bk Iron Crag, Jones, from San Franclco
N S W
Am bktne S N Castle, II W Hubbard, from Ban
Francisco
Am bk James 8 Stone, C F Barstow, from Bos
ton. Haw S S Australia, II C Houdlette, from Ban
Fraucisco
Haw bk Lilian, J B Holland, from Hongkong
Am brgtne Win G Irwin, J EMcCulloch, from
San Francisco
l(fit Kxperteii front Foreign Ports.
Haw schr General Siegel, Sanders, from
French Frigate ShoaH. due Nov 20-30
Am bark st Lucl, nailed from New York March
20. due September 3-So
Ger I k Peter Goddefroy. , sailed from
Liverpool May 3rd, due Sept 1-25.
Brit nark Biimah, from Glasgow, due October
Ger bark Hydra, from Hongkong, due July
18- 8
Brit bk Velocity, from Hongkong, due July
-6-31
Am bktne Ferris R Thompson, C Potter, from
San Fmnrisco, due at Kabului July 16-31
Am bk Ceylou, K Calhoun, from san traucis
co, clue July -2-i
Am bkme S G Wilder, U A Paul, from San
Francisco, due July 20- U
I.' S S Vandalia v flagship), from Chile
French frigate Lmcrex. from Chile
French irlgate Florie, fioin Chile
Am ok Edward May, Johnson, sailed from
Boston June xSJ, due Nov 1-25
Am ship Maulda, Menimau, from Hongkong,
due July 12-:U
V S s Juniata, from China, due July 3-20
Am tern W S Bowne, W lsluhm. from Port
T.)vntend, due Auk io-'i:
H BM's S Wild Swan, Jno S Halifax, from N
America, due Aug 1-20
Chilean corvette Esmeralda, from South
America
Ambrgtna Consuelo, E B Cousins, from Port
Towii8en.l. due Aug 15-HI
RM S S Mariposa (Am), Hayward, from S;iu
Francisco, eu route to the Colonies, due Aug 5
Supposed to be lost.
ABBIVALS.
from windward ports, per steamer W G Hall,
August 1st Miss Leihulu Kapena, W F Wilson,
F U Newton, J I Dowsett, Jr, wile and child,
Alex C Dowsett, A A Todd. D R VlrU, W Muller,
T K Robert, Mrs A McDonald. Julian Mounrrat,
Rev Fathers Ruault and Victor, Miss Angela
WidJiflelJ, Mis JurgcTson aud child, W L Peter
son, Capt L Maichant. T Duncan. Mrs C Hacker,
Mrs M F Cunningham and child and 57 deck
passengers.
DEPARTURES.
For Maul, rer steamer Likelike, August 1st
Rev W C Merrltt and wife. Pror J D Dna aud
wife, Miss Dana, Miss Lishman, Miss Hattle
Needham, Mrs Needharn, Mrs G W Smith, Miss
Afines Kalua, Miss Ellen Copp. Mrs F Scbrim
melfenig. V.' H Meyers. J li Siiueona. Mrs
Chapman and son, Sister Retiata and two pirls, J
McDa'.e. J Ozorlo, Mrs EC Damou and infant,
Miss L,(e Alexander, Rev E G Beckwith, 8 Ha
waUaus auri lui) deck passengers.
For Hanalei, Kauai, per stmr Waialenle, Aug
ust 1st R C Spalding, wile and son. Master E
I.aine, Miss F.nima Uatheld and sister and HO
deck passengers.
SIII1'1'INJ XOTFX
The hark Hope sailed AufrK Is r ne.
uilod.
IJV AUTHORITY
T!. V ..
SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTES.
Now is the time to secure
ladies and children' hats at
Clca ranee sale.
bargains in
N. S. Saeli's
Come to-morrow and bring your friends
to see the mammoth bargains in ladies'
hats, from f0eup, at t'has. J. I Khel'.-. lead
ing Millinery House. -
Remnants in colored embroideries can
be found at N. S. Sach's clearance salt
way below cu-t. Call early to-morrow
morning.
Genuine bargains iu ladies' underwear
and cornets at Sach's store. Call at once.
The most w onderful values in ladies' and
misses' trimmed and untrimmcd hats ever
ottered in Honolulu are at l'i-her leading
Millinery House.
The 25, .r0 and 75 cent hats are selling
like hot cakes at Sach's clearance sale.
LOCAL AND UENEKAIj.
A meeting of the I'rivy Council is fixed
for Saturday next.
The steamer Kinau leaves at 4 o'clock
this afternoon for Maui and Hawaii.
A partnership notice concerning the late
linn of Tai Lung appears in another col
umn. Rev. E. G. Reck with left by the Likelike
for Maui yesterday, and expects to return
on Saturday.
The steamship Australia sails for San,
Francisco at noon to-day. The mail closes
at the Post Office at 10 a. ni.
The decision of the Supreme Court in the
Dodd divorce case will be given on the re
turn of the Court ftom Kauai.
(1"
Mr. "W. E. Howell is Acting Superintend
uc ri uoouer tvawauanl hrougtt at ont 'X)
bags rice from Koolau August l.,t.
It is understood tiat the Quarter:: atr of th
Rttamfchfp Australia has ben appointed Capt.-.in
of the schooner Moi Wahine.
The schooner Canute sails to-day for Laui a
hoehoe, Houomu and Hilo, Hawaii, under ti:e
temporary charge of Capiain W i..arf h of th
steamer Surjirise.
The steamer James Mkee will be hauled on
the Marine Railway this week to be cleaned.
The steamer Kilauea Hou sail this afternoon
for Hamakua, Hawaii.
The steamer W. G. Hall arrived August 1st
from Maui and Hawaii, and reported pleasant
weather along her route. She brought 4,8-2
bags susar, 90 bags awa, 47 hides, 3 horses and
10i packages sundries.
The schooner Nettie Merrill will be laid up
for several months.
The stt-aui-r Kinau leaves this afternoon for
Maui and Hawaii.
The schooner Caterina brought 1,000 bags
paddy from Haualei, Kauai, July .'list. M;e will
take coal to-day for the same plac e.
The American barkentine Eureka, Captam M.
Meyers, sails to-day for San Francisco.
The schooner Waiehu brought C-Vi bafs sugar
from Waialua, ( ahu, August 1st, which we.e put
on board the bark Iron Crag.
The a.rhooner Mile Morris brought .
rice from Koolau, Oahu, August 1st.
Chief Officer John Hilo, of the steamer Moko
lii, goes as Mate pro tern for the steamer Lehua.
The Hawaiian steamship Australia, Captain H.
C. Houdlette, sails at noon to-day for San F"run
cisco. She will take about 2u,0()0 bags sugar,
2,200 buuehes bananas, 2.C00 bags rice, l.OOo
bundles hides and various sn ndry packages.
ent of Public Works and Civil Ktigiiieeipror and indignation.
vice Julius II. Smith, resigned.
It is understood that some spicy articles
relative to Hawaiian affairs, published in
an Eastern journal, may be looked for by
an early mail.
If you want to have a good sea bath,
lake the 'bus and go out to the Waikiki
hath house. Every accommodation will
be found there.
The "Honolulu Almanac ami Directory '
for is: now on sale at J. II. Sopcr's
and A. M. Ilewett's news depots, and at
this oflice. Price. oO cents.
The Marshal's sale of real estate, under
a writ of execution, in the case of Cart
wright vs. Kalilimoku, which was to have
been held yesterday, has been postponed to
the 8th instant. " " "
Professor Dana, Rev. W. C. and Mrs.
Merritt left by the Likelike yesterday for
Maui. They intend visiting Haleakala
and the Vulley of Iao. They will remain
on Maui until Monday next, when they
will meet the Kinau at Maalaea and pro
ceed to Hilo, and after remaining there
several days will visit the Volcano. About
a week will be spent in its vicinity, when
the trip will be extended to Puualuu, Kau.
and the party will return to Honolulu by
the Hall.
Vl'recUett.
The British Fchoonor Beatrice, ituui
Guam, brought up the Captain and
crew of the Pritish bark Alton, which
left Newcastle, X. S. W., 1-Vbiu.ry -JSth
with coal, bourn! tor can Die-go. On
March 31st he . truck a reel oil" the
island of Lisansky. Considerably cargo
was thrown overboard and the vessel
was ultimately got oil". She was, how
ever, making water so rapidly that the
Captain and crew wore compelled to
abandon her and take to the boats,
with the intention 01 making for Hono
lulu, a distance of 800 miles, but ow
ing to adverse winds they were obliged
to abandon the attempt, and after being
in the boats for twenty-nine days, and
sailing a distance of 'J.ooO miles, they
succeeded in reaching Ciuanv. S. l
P.ulletin.
TIioiiim .Huar t'oncerl.
The following musical programme will
be given by the Royal H:waiian Military
Hand this evening at '.' :." o'clock nt
Thomas Sjuare:
Overture "Hungarian" . P.ela
Polka "Cavalier" Kahrbach
Ballet Muic "Astorga" Abert
" KemtniA ences of tiounod" (Joilfrey
"Hilo Kupa Loke."
Medley "Reverie". . ... P.eyer
Waltz "tojld and Hlue" . Lamo'the
Quadrille " Madame Angot" Leoocq
"Hawaii Ponoi."
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AX OLD TIME ACIIOBAT.
THE CAREER OF
MOUS HENRY
THE ONCE FA
M. MAJILTCN.
His Fall from a Trapee The Wonder of
Showmen KemiiiLceiMe of Old Clrcrts
Days Saved Money and Fair
Com pc tenc e.
In a cosy home in ElLstvorth street lives
Henry 31. Majilton, who for thirteen years
of bis early life was the wonder of showmen
and who has le?ri for twenty-five years more
than a wonder to those who knew him be
cause of the marvelous cheeriness with which
he has endured a life of physical inaninity
caused by a parah sis of his lower extremities,
the result of a spinal dislocation following a
fall while doing a flying trar?ze act in the
London Alhiunbra in March, lvJl.
His first venture in "the business'' was in
l"S-k5, when he was engaged as a "tumbler'' by
Aaron Turner, whuse circus started from
Hamilton. O. , and worked the season ea-t
through New York and New England. His
salary was i'j a week and found, and the best
Iei formers in the show did not get more than
thrice the sum. Tim Turner, who was the
first to turn a somersault on a horse (with a
pad, was the pruicijial rider, and there was a
four horse act rider and a scenic rider (chang
ing costumes while in full career), a clown,
ac robats, slack roi-e dancer, alut ten per
formers in all, and about sixty people in all
with the sho.v, wbi.-h exhibited in a forty
foot ring under u single pole tent of 100 feet
diameter, holding, on a pinch, nearly 1,U00
people. There was a stand and two shows
every day ; the expenses were not over S'JiK) a
day, and when the weather was good about
that amount was cleared. In those cheap
lays fifty cents adayp.aid for the food for
the men, and from ill' teen to twenty-five
cents a clay for the hor-s. There were no
lady er for iuers w i;h the show and j et it was
considered a very good circus in its day. Ma
jilton was with Turner two seasons, during
which time he invented the three pole tent,
which i'i iniLled a great enlargement of the
canvas, and which is used by all the traveling
tri reuse.-. outnMe of such hi shows as Car
num's or Iroivpaiish's to day. In lSoO he en
gaol witii Spalding 6c Rogers and remained
with them until I'i'i'i, working his way up to
the top of his profession by haid work, so
briety, a genius for univ.-r-.aluy and a rare
invention of iihw and hi'tlit-rio MipjKjsed im
ossible acts, and c.imiiiaiiiiing the biggest
salary of the .lay. lb- was with Hpal.ling &
Rogers when they ran th.-ir i'oating circus up
and diTvvn the Misiippi and ir larger tribu
taries, and it was while w ith these managers
that he made himself fuiuous in hi-i character
of Jocko, in "Jocko;" or, the Kruziliuu Ape.
"JOCKO" HIS OHEAT I'llAKACTEH.
The original of the character was Henry
Leech, an Englishman, whose professional
name w as Otto llorti. His body was of the
size of an ordinary man's, but his legs were
only a foot l'ug, yet siu-h was his agility that
he could outrun, on all fours, a very fair run
ner. His skeleton is in Mine. Tussaud'a exhi
bition in London. The Ravels afterward
introduced the character in their pantomimes,
but it was lelt to Majilton to bring it to per
fection, lie had wonderful strength iu his
hands ami could w alk w ith his hands hanging
under an ordinary floor joist, his whole
weight depending uion the grip letween his
thumbs and their opjosing fingers, with per
fect eae; and -he occasionally astonished a
braggart of thw profession by walking on his
hands on a slack rope or on the hawser with
which the circus was towed by a steamer.
This singular faculty made him an expert
climber and he would run up and down the
interior of the circus and leap the rail of the
tiers and run along them with an agility that
no ap. could excel. He fairly rolled with
laughter when he told how he frightened the
colored jeople on the Mississippi.
On one occasion, w hen he leaped among
them, chattering and grimacing, jmanv
! jumped in their fright through the windows
L of the circus into the river and were rescued
! '.with dilHeultv. "For God's sake, ston this."
jaaid SpanMing afterward, '-or we'll have
aeaa niggers to pa3r tor." lit JJecember, 14,
while playing in Charleston, he created almost
a panic in the theatre. One of the scrub
women was stationed in the third tier with a
it tiffed baby, and Majilton, in h3 Jocko act,
snatched it from her and, jumping to the side
of the proscenium boxes, beat its head against
the wood and then threw it to the sta;'e and
jumped on it, the women yelling all the while
)ind the audience in a terrible uproar of ter-
NONK SINCE CAN DO THEM.
Many of his acts were of his own invention,
and two at least have never been performed
since. In one or two of these he laid on his
back on the end of a iolo carried by a second
on the stage in a waist socket, and in the ap
parently painful and perilous position a third
performer climbed to him and hunac from his
feet and hands, and cut all sorts of didos. It
was to a great extent, however, a trick, as
his waist was incased in an armor from which
protruded in the back an iron peg, which
titted in a socket on the top of the pole, the
peg being pulled into place before he climbed
and after he descended from the pole, and
giving no sign other than that his flesh alone
bore upon the pole's top. The other act was
the double plate spinning, one of the perform
ers standing on the head of the other and
both spinning and exchanging plates by toss
. ing them up and down.
In l"y Majilton and four companions
visited Europe, performing in France, Spain,
Italy, Germany and England, making a great
deal of money and astonishing the acrobats
and gymnasts across the water by their won
derful business. This tour ended with the
accident to Majilton in 1S51. He was for six
months in London under the care of the
ablest surgeons, who could do nothing for
him, and since has resided in Philadelphia.
That he ha?, a competence is well known. 'T
alw ays saved my money,'' he said, "and when
other performers would upbraid me for not
going with th--jn aud spending my money I
would reply that it wa3 my ddty to earn my
salary, and that if I got drenk I could not
act." During LL European tour he and Lis
companions played always for half the gross
receipts. He saved his money and is to-day in
dependent, u bile all theotbersd'ed in poverty.
He has a nice home, a pony phtKlcn in which
he is driven out in good weather and employs
his time with reading and music, being a
vervgOod performer on the violin and flute.
Take loin tV-r all and all, and in spite of bis
alHictioi:., lb nry M. Majilton is certainly a
happv man. Philadelphia Times.
To Humble Family 1'ilde.
"Why do you want to run for alderman f""
was asked of a 3 omig man atnicted with the
mania last niht. "To bumble family pride,
my dear boy," was the answer. T think I aai
a pretty fellow, and so does my family.
After the election is over 1 am going to com
pile all the bad things said about me and with
Pooh-Hah exclaim: 'Ah, family pride, take
that:' Every'time I get too exalted opinions
of myself I shall take that prescription. It
will prevent my Moating into the ether some
time." Elmira Jazette.
Faith Treatment.
There is an old retainer of a family in
the "western addition who is always com
plaining. "Well, Tim. how are you to-day?"
asked the lady of the house.
"Sure, ma'am, an' I'm not well, at all,
at all."
'What's the matter?"'
"Sorry av me knows, ma'am, but I
was thinkin', ma'am, if you had any old
medicines alout the house as you didn't
want. I'd lo mighty oblceged to yez for
thim." San Frauc iseo Cluonicle.
The Equitable
Life Assurance Society
OF THE LW'ITLD STATES.
Death claims paid in loO per cent
Assets. Janr.arv 1. 1? $75,510,472 7
Liabilities, 4 pe"r cent basis .. 5y, 154,597 00
Surplus, 4 percent ba-is $13.355,,7.5 76
The surplus is based on the conservative
assumption that only 4 per cent interest
will be realized on investments.
Assuming that 4V per cent will be real
ized, it amounts to
&-The Sl'IU'LL'S. on everv basis of
valuation. IS LARGER THAN THAT OF
ANY OTHER COMl'ANY IN THE
WORLD.
New assurance in 10 $111.540,2o3 U0
Larger tliau tbat of any other company.
Outstanding assurance.. ... 411,779.09s 0o
Larger than that o: any other compauy.
Paid policy holders in ls;..
Raid policy holders since or
ganization 9o547,7"C .V)
Total income I!,s7:'., 7:5.1 19
i'remium income.. 16,272,151 H2
Larger than that of any other comrany.
IMPROVEMENT IHRINO THE YEAR.
Increase of tirem. iniome 2,810,475 41
li;.rase of surplus, 4 percent hais. 2,4'J.',sC G;f
Increase of asseis S,'J.r7 ,0S." '2tl
Policies issued ou all the plana, with all the
guarantees and coucest-ions. For full particu
lars apply to
ALEX. J. CAKTWniGIiT,
C'.i- iuavl'2 'si No. :t Kaahumauu street.
TAK0 FLOUR FACTORY,
ailnliii, Hniil,
pOMMESfLD OPERATIONS ON THl RsPAf,
V May 'Jf'th, and are now prepaied to supply
TARO FLOLlt in any quantities.
AVith newand improved machinery and other
apparatus, the present Manager guarantees to
supply Taro Flour that will make a hatter claws
of Pot than ever produced.
All orders to be sent to W. H. CCMMIN3,
Manager, at the Factory, Wailuku. Maui ; or to
VV. H. IPAVIN i CO., Agents, Honolulu.
t5ft7may27tfd w
3IARSHAIS SALE.
By virtue of a writ of execution issued out of
the Supreme Court on the ISth day of June, A.
I. 1S7, against B. Kalilimoku, defendant, In favor
of A. .1. Cartwrtsjht. trustee of the estate of R. W.
Holt, deoeabed, plaintiff, for the sum of S-ft'S o5,
I have levied upon and shall expose for sale at
the front entraiu-e of Kalakaua Hale, iu Hono
lulu, island of Oahu, at 12 o'clock m.ou
Monday, August 8, A.I). 1887
To the highest bidder, all the rii'ht, title aud in
terest of the said R. Kalilimoku. defendaut, in
and to the lulluuing property, unless said judg
ment, interest, costs, and my expenses lie pre
viously paid.
List of property for sale;
Land at Keanae, Hana, Maui. R. P. 3,'Jf,7 L. C.
A. 4.8."7, to Cihiki; area 1 50-100 acres.
Land at Pahou, Koolau, Maui, It. P. 3,213, to
Kalilimoku; area, 13 7-100 acres.
Land at llonokohau, Kapauku.J Maui, R. P.
4,Glu, L. C. A. 5,'JJ7,to Kapoi; area, 50-100 acre.
Right, title and interest of B. Kalilimoku in
a certain pi-ce of laud at Walane and Pahou,
Keanae, Hana, Maui, described in Wse recorded
Lib. 4."), fol. 431; area, lu7 acres.
B. Kalilimoku -w ith Kulili tw) of Kulihi, Oahu,
made a mortgage to Honuakaha of Honolulu,
dated Nov. 13, 18S3, recorded Lib. 8i, folio HS-9;
B. Kalilimoku mortgaging the above described
lands, and Kalili (w; the following lands to wit;
1. Apanal, R. P. 1,4'jr., L. C. A., 1,2:!8, to Hoe
nui, Kalihi, Oahu; area 4.10hains.
2. Apana 3, R. P. 1,495, L. C. A. 1,2"8 to Hoe
mii, Kalihi, Oahu; area, 25 1"0 acre.
Terms ca-di. JLteeds at expense of purchasers.
JOHN LOTA KAl Ll KOl.
Marshal,
Honolulu, June 21, 1887.
The above sale is postponed until August 8th,
at 12 o'clock noon, by order of the Marshal.
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le.I riieeki,
IlilU liehelt,
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Air! in fart fvrvlliinsr which a firt-cIac'-;'
ofl'"e fan Jo.
drfrltsminits
; BOATS FOR SALE!
Three Whale Iv.ts.
One leckei 'A h 1- ZWi .to feet l.n?. :t feet d- ,
B feet wide.
Two -fet-t smrl I!.a-.
Olje ii-ffet Suif I'.jt.
One decked Plunder, 1. f "t b laches
wide. - feet 6 t tic lies de-p, with aiat t:d sails.
One 2--teet S.uiic Scow, deiktd. with aut and
sails.
One 12-tcn Lighter, decked.
K It. YAX,
710jel',tf Boit bv-.iUVr and cietteral Jobber
STKAYED
J7EOM THE TREMlsES; ON THE CORNER OF
A lake a and Hotel btreef. on the ciht of
i July L'Sth er in ti e inoruiu of Julv 'iith, a dark
i half-Jersey cow, giviug milk. he had a nickel- j
j plated earmark ia th left ear. Anyone return- i
j ing her to lue will be rewarded.
! 7tiOjy3ttf JNO. S. McGBEW.
I r. 1. BASS 9 H. BBOWK
T. J. BASS & CO.
j Importers of and Dealers iu
I -Artists' - Materials,
Paints, tills. Glass, Varnishes, Turpentine.
Manufacturers of Mouldings, Picture
Frames, etc., etc , etc.
14 Hiul IB KIHh Street urar .Market,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
CM iu a Hit
CAKOLAN & CO.
IMPORTERS) cjK
II ARDWA RE,
Iron, Steel, Pipe, Mill Mid Mining Supplies.
III to U.N alitornin St.. Suu Fraut-lM'O.
f.44 an Kit)
Australian 31 ail Service.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
The new and Cue 1 -.tet I s'.eanmhlv
59
Of th 0c'a"l- Ste un.shi Company, will he due
at Itoimlnlu from pyin- mm Auckland
! or ttboiii
AUGUST 26, 1887,
Aut will Irave for l!ie tuve p.n t Mlli mull aud
ptt.s.s(-!m-rs on or ,-4toiit lli.t: .Inn-.
Kor frr-isiil or phssah. !ih .tig slTKKIul:
AC 'OM MliliA l II . np pl.t m
Win. G. Irwin & Co..
AllKM'S.
For Syilnev and Aiirklaml.
r-(w.. -1.5-3
I'be :iew nnd tine A 1 steel stenlilslii)i
"MARIPOSA,"
Of the Oceanic steamship Compuny. will be
due at Uoiio'.ulu t ruin San Frrtiiciseo
or or nlioiit
August 5, 1887.
And will hitve proni(i diput-n jvjtii malls anc
passeiiKerf for the uhove ports.
For fielp?hi or pussiuie, liuvinK Sl'l'EKIOR AC
COM.MODATli Cs, apply t,
.Wm. Vr. Irwin & Co.,
AGF.NTM
Wm. G. Irwin & Co
rO-li:R FOU SALE:
SUG A-R S
DRY ORANUIATEI)
In Barrels,
Half B::rr lH,
And 30-pound Boxes.
Cl'BK-
In Half Barrels
And 25-pound Boxes
POWDEKKL
In M0-pouiid Boxes.
OOLDF.N C. CTiFFKE
:n Half Esrre's
TEAS
Blue .Mottled Soap
SALMON i
Caes ConuMl leef.
j lp (T) J
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Ft' Kl. am. l.L ll twli AT1NO.
i
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Galvanized Iron Roofing,;
R I I K I 1 TsTO
SCKEWS and ASHKRS.
Suirar Raii-s x'M.
CORDAGE.
. Maiiil t rm.l Tv, i he, li.ile I.inc
RfOd'.S Ftt StCaill Plpo!
and P.oilor Covering
l GRASS SEEDS,
: 1I1LL TI3IBEHS.
"A" TKN'fS, u!tahle for rump
j iiiif an 1 mil -vj-Tn(t rftrt!".i
'vvStrtisnjunti.
NI2W GOODS!
B. F. EHLEKS & CO.
99 Fori Street,
Have just oihmkxI a new consignment of
oNTEW and SE.
CGInspvtion
CIGrARS
If you want a lino CIGAR, try some
arrived at
HOLLISTER & CO.S,
109 Fort
73
IT. K. Mclntyre & Bro.,
JIMPORIKI'.S AM 1'KALKitM IN
(Jrpoeeries 3?rovisions and TeerL
FAST COHXEK VOHf AND KINO STKKKTH.
red ty every pacicet from the K-t-steru Htatea and Kurope. 'renli Calliornla
.-iiiiier. All orders faithfully ;.t(end.'d to. and (ioods deilverel to any part of the
Island order .solicited. Sutisfuctlou Krauteed. Po-tolhce Hox No. 14i
60 aplT
New (toods
Prtxloce hy evi i .
"ity free of -h
Telephone No. i-
1S7B.
GEO. W.
13 TT I L
75 and 77 Kincr Street,
Bll Tl4pIioii No. 275.
H5
Only House making a specialty of Fine Groceries aud Table Delica-ie8. New N'oTeltiea 'alway
arrivlug.
11FRRMANN J. SAM.F.R, FSTAKI.ISHFD I SCO
O'l 1 I.1A MM'. 1
AL3H:Ra,, Mru & co.,
IMPORTERS FOREIGN AND ROMESTIC
ilancy and Staple Groceries,
Correspondence Solicited. Sim FrauoUoa. I. S. A.
SOLE AOENTSf FOR
Gordon Pilworth's fine Preserved Fruits and Tellies In KlasH; Richardson At Rohhlns Canned,
Potted or Reviled Meats. Curried Oysters, Fowl, Plum Pudding: Tbos. J. Mever k Co.'s Oyfters,
Vegetables, etc. ; H. O. Wilbur & Sous' Chocolate, Oocoatheta, etc.; E. J Larfabee's fine Crackers
and Biscuits; Wilson i (!ass Co., Crystal Soda Wafers; Franco-American French Soups, in glass
and tins; Windsor Manor Pickles; Shrewsbury Tomato Ketchup: Mac I'rqu.irhfs only genuine
imixirted Worcestershire Sauce; Dandico'.le k Oaudin's Freuch Mushrooms, Veeetahles, etc.. In
glass; J. Mottet i Cie.. prize medal pure Olive Oil: (iillbert A: Tessier's French M.-ircaroni. Ver
micelli and Pastes; Adamu' pure Maple Syrupy Mattoni's Glessliuhler i Karlsbad F.mjress of Table
Waters; A. B. Cleveland Co. (Limited) new process Split Peas; Merrltt's Russet Cider: Robert
Norton's Pineapple Cheese; Julius J. Wood Starch Co.; Yoseuiite Fruit racking Co., Sun Francisco,
California. 415 augia
myf EEADY.
1887. Fourth Year of Publication. 1887.
THE jE-IONOI-ULU
ALMANAC AND DIRECTOKY !
For the Year of Our Lord 1887, Containing an
Astronomical, Civil & Ecclesiastic'l CalencPr
FORT Hi.
Official and Business
rfOUKTHF.K WITH
Full Statistical and General Information
RI.ATINO TO THE HAW'N ISIiANDS,
Greut pains and expense have been gone to by the Publishers to
make this Almanac and Director r the rnat useful aiul comprehen
sive work of the kind ever published in the Hawaiian Kingdom. It
will be found invaluable to men of business, travelers and tourists,
and is guaranteed a wide circulation at Home and in Foreign Coun-
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Staple and F"ancv Groceries.
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FRESH GOODS '
pv evt.rv steamer from California, atul always on han-1, a full and complete line o
' t,l Satisfaction puirantce.!. Telephone No. 240. I. O. Box No. V97.
NEW GOODS!
XABLIS GOODS.
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of Straiton A; Storm's, which have jiwt
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