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v i h 0 '$&m&Wof$ mrr K "rwTwwiirafflwi ? &$" ijs'$r'PTwrr m g O Jr ,. ,0'i 5 l 1 FkU v YUfl II m ;H ? v168W1b!1 JlPpi jifilvitlniail)1 Jf)rqyPrf 5HJgr . , .., . . ....... '"' ' " " '"- " ' '" "j ' .I---' :.'i' ' '.'"';;"'" '..... ' ,.1-,, i in - """ VOLUME I. HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, MONDAY, NOVEMBER o, i88 NO. 6o MEXICO'S HISTOniC CASTLE. The aloomy Shade of ChapuHopoo rttiil Gardens.,, j, Fannfo BWnRli,lniyioEeut' lres.J ' A greater; contrast can iScarooly be? 1m aeinedHtaati'foWoeii tHFgllttoriiife gaiety ol the Pasco and tbe gloomy shadow of Perched upon lb rocky omlnoiico, the historic castlo seems to brood In solemn sllonco upon tho past, and tho very ulr, wills-poring among tbo moss drapod cypresses surrounding 1', is heavy with momorlcs of other years. Bo longrngoi that their records aro lost in oblivion tho Toltocs lived here wno came from thslr unknown Tollon, tho "Land of Ileodsj" and departed, none know whlthor. Lon of tor their oxodus and tho coming ot soven tribes to Anahuac (from their equally unknown Aztlan, tbo "Country of Herons"). the Altecs vmnderingr frour placo to place around the saty' Qagpon Tczcocoflnallyj mado a stand at tlfo 'mountain on Hi western "O., border, whloh they named Cuapultopec. From their ancient picture histories, T painted upon the woven fiber of tho century J plant, wa learn that tho height was given this name (chapul moaning "grasshopper," topeo "hill") bocauso tlioso early plonoors were at first compolled to subsist entirely upon the grasshoppers which were found In groat numbers upon ttio mountain. "Centuries later this placo becamo famous as tho - resort and burial placo of Indian king's and COO yearn 'thb'rdattor a decisive battle; was No. fought upon it botwoen nations then too soldiers of Mexico anil the United States. On. its. oorthvrvtlo1 summit onca 'stood Montezuma's iritoat luxuri6us wliero his thousand" wives wero sheltered', "and under u these wonderful cypresses that monarch hold his barbarlo court with mora than Porxlan splendor und tho ot the Tartar races. Tho spot was consocratod to tho ashes of his ancestors, and'two statues of himself and his slro, King Axayacatl (ha who built tho groat toocalli and baptized It at with the blood of 00,000 victims) wcro loft standing till as Into as tho middlo of the last century. Prescott tolls us that Monlozuma'rt garden's stretched for miles around tho baso of Chapultepoc, and that tbo grovo of gi gantic trees (cuprossu3 dlstlca), many of whloh aro ovor ilfty foot In circumference, wore conturios old at tho tlmo of tho It Is t'a popular Buportltlon that tinder theso stately cyprosses uow with moss, llko venerable Druids, mysterious figures are seen Hitting about In the shadows tho ghosts of Guatlmoztn and Donna Marina I At the foot of tho "Grasshopper mountain" or 1 Corro del Chapultn, art it Is sometimes called Is a' spring of .crystal water, which still 'supplies tlo dlstaht city, ks it did Tcnochtltlau 600 years ngo. Tho ancient aqueduct which tho Invading Span-lards built more than three centuries s!n:o Is vet In use, though greon with moss and mold: and in placos upon its masstvo sides young trees are thriftily growing in tho dust of ages. There was "no nonsense" about those Iron-hearted conquororsl Tb6y bulldod for eternity; and their ovory work in tho new world partakes somewhat of their own character relontless as destiny, grim, solid and Indestructible. A l'loa for IVomlon Shoes. Cor. Milwaukee Wisconsin. If tho merits of wooden shoos wore better known, they would bo much more unlvoro ally used, especially on tho farm. At a first glanco those having usod thqtn Jvould thlnli thorn clumsy)' hard on tbo' foot, andlvery'cold In tbo iwlutor,' but after" ti fair trial lyQ"' roadors would be.woll pleasod with thorn. Al least that has been my ozpvrlonce, I can highly recommend thorn to all farmers and dairymen, 'hoy.are most valuablo, and do excellent servlco along in tho winter and spring, when the ground is continually freezing and thawing and it is muddy most ot the time. It is thou that aro far superior tc leatyipr.bpots and sLoos, for tho leather, will oaK up water and make ttio'fcot wet, and tbo boots will bo hard to get on and off, urltlln wnvtnti ctmna L'ann tlia f&A tlfir Anil warm even in tho coldest weather. When tho choro'jjirBSlone.Itjls a simple; mat ter,Jo stop out of tho shoes and into a pair of sllpjiers." It soouied btrango to me, when I first saw tboirr, thatthay culd bo uted at ;ul in for 'the back Daftfbf tho shoes was ollon. as tboy all aro, and I thought this would let tho cold air lu all around tho foot; hut bv using tbom a short time, I wus dollghtod with the way they kept my foot wann and comfortable. Of courso. wo nil know that wood Is a very poor conductor of heat and cold, and) lor iuh reason woouen suoos aro warmoi thandoatbar onos. I had an idea, however, at llrst, tbo heol would almost frooio In cold weather, but two pairs of socks kept them warm during' the coldot woatu'vr wo have had, It would be a good plan to take a pall Df old boots and cut oil tho feot, and then tack the tops around the oponlng on a pair of wooden shoo3, as this would koep the snklo' warmer and more comf 01 table. Besides this they aro vory economical, much chonpor and lasting longer than leather booti and shoo3. Tho Air mid tho Toloncopo, .1 .1 I'opjilarficlenco Monthly. ft yhe.nlr wq broathu, is In truth tuo worst enemy ot tho' astronomor's observations. It Is their eriomy in two ways. Fart ot tho light which brings Its wonderful, ovanoicont message across Inconceivable depths of ipaco, It stops; and whon It doos not etop, it shatters. And this oron when it is most transparent and soomlngly, still; vbou aro withdrawn', and- no1 clouds curtain " " " " the sky, Moreover, tho ovll grows with tho power of tho instrument. Atmosphorlov 'iroiiblos aro magnified, neither inoro nor lest than tho objects' vJowd across 'them. Thus, Lord ; Rosso' giant reflector possesses nominally a magnifying power ot 0,000; that la to gay, it can reduce tho apparent dtstanoos of tho heavenly bodlos to uudor their actual amount. The moon, for oxamplo, which is in reality soparatod from the earth's Burfaco by an Interval df about 1M1,000 miles, is shown as if removed only miles. Unfortunately, howovor, In thoory only. 1'rofessor Nowcomb, pompar3 the slgbt ob. talned under such circumstances to a gllmpjo through several yards of running water, and doubts whotborour satolllte has over been seen to such advantage its it would be if brought substantially, not moroly optically 500 mllos ot tho unassisted oyu. The Meanest Yet. (Exchange. Worcester, Mas'., claims to possess the champion moim man in the' person ot a well-to-do who.borrowed.ft print of but- resident.- - . - 1 . - . ' "',1 . . ter,, and n due. course reiuinea auotuer pa explaining that in the Interim butter had rU. Jkofccmonnl QTnrbs. CLARENCE WltpEK I VOLNEY VA1LLANC0UHT, ASIirUKU. J T V e SHFORD.& ASHFORDf , f. As a mS Attorney, Counsellors, catei, Proctor, Conveyancer, Etc. OrriCE "Honolulu Hide," adjoining Post-office, shop T.R. A. McWAYNE, p PHYSICIAN, ANlhSVROXON. Office and hesidrnce 34 Atakea street. Office Hours-? to tt a.m.: i to 8 r. u., ., in, BO. L.DABCOCK, r notice). the Teacher of the Piano-forte, Addreii, c3fe Messrs. West, Dow & Co., IO I'OET.BT,, .......... Honolulu. f Residence No, n Emma street. 337-288 M.. WHITNEY, M. D., D. D. S. No. Dental lloomt on Fort Street, Honolulu .'. H. I. Office In llrewer't Dlock, corner Hotel and Fort Streets, entrance on Hotel Street. 110-361 pNXTlfAN AUSTIN? The Attorney and Counttllor at Law, And Afent to take Acknowledgement; l'l kAAIltfUANU b'TEERT... I . ..I . .LHoVo'lULII f . TNO, A. HASS1NGBR, 1. . . ' tThe igentfloUake Aclcnoiclhifimentet toCon j'JJ w jtraelsfor'Eab'ar,!,X'ji. ,'jJ luff D.' Intrkiok Opfice .'Honolulu Tho 911363 'lhej JOHN H. PATY, Sotary l'ubllc anil Commlteteti of Deed; For the States of California and New York. Office T$ the Dank of Ilishop & Co. Honoiulu, Oahu. H. I. TAVERNIEK,' ,.. f ,( ) No JULES ' )tnt ji v . t Jrllil. ' ' Studio: Hoom 6, SpreckelsJDIoclc. Fort Street .' Honolulu. Hours: 3to3r.M. 6-31 No. A. THURSTON.? fo ", (Successor to smith & Thurston) .Monte at Law, No. 38 Merchant Street Honolulu 350-307 No. PP. GRAY, Mr D 1 , - - . x ..... j j ; li l'UXStCIAN AND SURGEON, Office, next door to the Honolulu Library. 9 to 10 A. M. . OrricR Hours: 3 to 4 r. m. 7 to 8 p. M. Sundays, 910 11 A. M. RESiDENCK.cor. Kinau and Pensacola Sts. Li W. O DOLH, Counsellor at Law and Notary 1'ubllr, npriCE, No. 13, Kaaiiumnu Street Honolulu 956-307 Tt7 R. CASTLB Attorney at Law and Notary Public. No. ;io; MaRCH,ATiS.rREET., ,..Honoluli' Attendsall theiCqurts of theJClngdoia. I 910-361, it0inc0G (Eariie. S. CLBGHORN.& Co. A mjlorf'rra.ciiiu'i Dealers 1 In General, iter' Comer Qiifjru and Kaahumaiju StreeisHonolulu. ' 910361 A W. PBIRCE ot Co. Ship prftLidlKlf Mer. - s . ' vt.t,,,m. No. 3 Queen St., ,i Honolulu. I , Agrnis Inr Brand's Guns and Bomb Lances and Perry DivisjPalnKiller. 310-361 A LLBN & ROBINSON, Dealers In Lumber and all kinds of Build- Ing Material; Paints, Oils, Nails, etc., No. 44 Qbekn Street. v.... Honolulu, II. 1, agents of schooners HaleaiuL, Kulaiaam, Kekauluohl. Mary Ellen, , ' J UUami Pauahl fd lbX , At IlQbiruon'it Wharf. A L. SMITH, Importer and Dealer In Glassware, Merlden Ware, Brackets, Vases, No. 83 Fort Street., ,,,,,...,...,. ,,.. Honolulu "i . . . , . tli King's Combination Spectacles and Eyeglasses, Lustra! Wire' Ware, Fancy Soaps, Picture frames. Wostenholm's Pocket Cutlery, II. I, Chase's Island views, Clark's Spool' 'Cotton! Muchihe 'Oil, all kinds of.Machine Needles, "Domestic" Paper Fashions. aoie agent 01 me .universally acknowledged ugni Running Domestic Sewing Machine. i . ' ,i B i'iSHOP 4 CO., Bankers Honolulu, Hawaiian Islanim,. Draw Eichanga on THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO. " NEW YORK, , , ui; BOSTON, HONG KONp Mers,N. J. ROTHSCHILD & SONS, 'l ! i lVjnd&'n. The COMMKKCIAL BANKING CO., . OF SYDNEY, LONDON. TheCqMMERCIAL HANKING CO., OF' SYDNEY, SYDNEY. The BANKS OF NEWy ZEALAND: AUCKLAND, CHRlSrCHURCII, , AND WELLINGTON i THE HANKS OF BRITISH COLUMBIA,' ' v ' VICTORIA, B.Ci AND PORTLAND, OR. and Trausatl t Central flanking JJusititst, 935-956 BREWER & COMPANY, C (Limited.! General Mereantite,uhtJGaiiimlslan Agent queen street, Honolulu. ifr 'Jones, Jr.,lpteident. and manager! '"Y'ii r .....I. f PiKar tratiirr amt iHTftarv.') "TIrrt on ! gsSBnl A. r. Carter j W. F, AUsn auaitar, Dtioincflfl ataxias. B. WIULIAtaS, T lurdnTin and DsALnK' in Furttture of Evertf' DeeerfpUoiu Alto Upholsterer ana Manufacturer. PiirMtiir U.r.rMmi Na itt Vnrt Ktrt. Work. a! old stand on I totel Street. All orders promptly atlentMU to. .. 33-103 HUSTACE. (formerly WITH DOLLES & CO.) of Wholetale and Retail Qroe'er, kmo Street.., ..Under Harmony Hall. Ho. Family, Plantation, and Ship stores supplied at short New goods by every steamer. Orders from J other Islinduithfully executed. Telephone' No, 1115.; ASTLE ft COOKE, Shipping and Oommttelon Merchant; Bo Kino Street Hoholuli IMrORTERS AND CEALEkS IN GENERAL- MERCHANDISE. Agents lor .Hitchcock & Company's Plantation. The Alexander & Baldwin Tlaitation. J It. Halstead, or Waialua Plantation. A, II. Smith & Company, Koloa, Kauai. J, M. Alexander, Haiku, Maui. The Haiku Sugar Company. The Kohala Sugar Company. Hamakua Plantation,' Union Insurance Company ol San Franicsco. Hie- new .ngiana i.ue Insurance Company of Iioloi, T 'llie'Ulake Manufacturing Company 01 llouon M. Weston's Patent Centrifugal Machines. New York' and Honolulu Packet Line. Merchant's Line, Honolulu and San Francisco Dr.Jaynes It Son's Celebrated Medicines. Wilcox Gibb's SirigerManuracturlng Company, Wheeler & Wilson's Sewinj Machines. P, ADAMS & CO., J Auctioneers and Contmttilon Uerchant. 46 Quxkn Street, ... Honolulu 710-361 CD. HOFFSCHLABGBR tt Co. Importers and Commission Merchants. 48 Queen Street Honolulu Oahu, II I J . . . ' i i. jyD C. ROWU House and Sign I'alnter, Pafkk Hangrr, etc, 107 Kino Street Honolulu 311-363 ' Jp O. HALL & SON (Limited) importers and dealers in Hardware and llenerat Merchandise, Corner or Kino and Fort Streets, Honolulu officers: William W. Hall President and Manager C. Abies , , Secretary and Treasurer F. Allen.... 4 Auditor Directors Thotr.as Mav. E. O. White T? A. SCHABFBR & Co. Importers and Commission Merchants, No. 30 Merchant Street,.,.. Honolulu 910-361 JRANK GBRTZ Boot utid Shoemaker. Boots and Shoes made to Order, No. 103 Fort Street. Honoluiu s 10-361 O H. OEDING. Repress and Drayman. Office. No. 81 King Street. Residence. No. 47 Pnnchbowl Steret. Honolulu, Oahu, H. I. Freight, Packages, and Baggage delivered to and from all parts 01 Honolulu ana vicinity, lareiuiai. tention paid to moving Furniture, with WAGONS EXPRESSLY fOR THE PURPOSE, Office Telephone'. No. 86. House Telephone, No. 00. 930-390 U. W. "UACFARLANK, H. R. MACFARLANli. t w. UALrAitLAnit a ,u. Importer, Commission ftferohaut ' uniVSuiraT Factors.? , 'ire-proof BuiMing . . .Queen street, Honolulu. ACKNTS KOK I'uuloa Sheep Ranch Co; Hawaii. J. Fowler If Co's Steam Plow and Portable Traiuwai Works, Leeds. ,Mirrcu, Watson ii C'o's Sugar t Machinery,'Glasgow Sun Fire Office of London HACKFELD & Co. H General Commission Agents, COR, FOKTANOQUREN SlREETS HONOLULU TT E. MclNTYRB & BROTHER, Grocery and Feed Store. Cor, Kino and Fort Sts.. ., .Honolulu - OLLISTBR & Co. H Wholesale and Retail Druggists and No. J9, Nuuanu Stlest., Honolulu H ONOLULU IRON WORKS Co., Steam Engines, Boilers, Sugar Mills, Cooler, Iron, Braes and Lead CatttngsT Honolulu'. , ,..,,,...,.,,. ...rIt. I Machinery of every description made to order. Particular attention paid to Ship's Ulacksmithlng. Job work executed en the shortest notice, 910-361 r!rUSTACB'& ROBERTSON Draymen, AU orders for cartage promptly attended to. Particular attention paid to ihe Storing and SiurriNOof goods in transit to the oilier Islands, Also, Black Sand and Whits Sanr lit quantities to suit at lowest prices. Office Corner Kaahumanu and Queen streets, Hawaiian Bell Telephone No. 33. Mqtual Telephone No, 19 OIIN . WATBRHOUSB, 1 Importer and Dealer In Oeiiercl .Met-,,.,,. chandtse. No. Queen Street.. ,.HH9LLV I fet, -.-v. . Ag.'..4 uciincco (Sixha. iJl, OAT, JR., &COi B Stationer and yetet Detder; Red Rubber'.Stamp Agency Oazrttk Block; ..No. as Uerchant Street Honolulu. H JOHN NOTT, Tin, Copper and Sheet 'iron H'oirtrr, 1 Stoves ana Ranges. t all kinds. Plumbers' slock ana metals, kouse fumtsh. ing goods, chandeliers, lamps, etc. 8 Kaaiiumanu Strestw Honolulu E, WISEMAN, B Ucal Relate Broker and Rmployment Bureau. .' 1 Rents Rooms! Cot'tagetHouiej a'nd'tells and leases Real Estate In-all rani ofthe KtdEdpm ment' found for those seeking work in fall the various Ports branches ot business connected wuniinew jsianas. cies 2T N. U.-Legal Docilments drawnBUls collected, Books and Accounts kept, and gentrtl office work transacted. Patronage sollcina. Conmlssions moderate. Honolulu, It I. I 53-:yr AINE fie Co., Commfsafon Merchant; tmporlers and dealers in Hay, Grain and General f rrouuee. most Honolulu .11. I, . 310-301 ' EWERS & COOKE, (Successors to Lewbrs & Dickson,) iiinorfera nnrf Dealers In Lumber and all kinds of Building Materials. No. 8a Fort Street .........Honolulu 910-361 Seas AHLO. Dealer In Dry-Hoods, litre, Tea, Silk and fancy uooas, iiat, jiooi ana Shoes, Brant J'eed andiflour, Claars and Tobacco. Also proprietor of Rice and 'Sugar Plantations at Kaneohe, Koolau, Waipio, I.wa, and Ileeia. Cor. Nuuanu and Chaplain Sts Honolulu YONS & COHEN, Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, Cornrh Fort and Queen Streets, Honoi uli Sales of Furniture. Stock, Real Estate 'and General Merchandise promptly attended to. Sole agents for American and European merchandise, II, Lyons, 933-383 (L. L, Cohen PHILLIPS & Co. M Importer and Wholesale Dealers in Clothing. Boots, Shoe, Hals, Men's Furnishing Goods, Fancy Goods, Rtc. No. to Kaaiiumanu Street Honolulu S. GR1NBAUM & CO., M Importers of General Merchandise and Commission Merchants, Quern Street Honolulu. H. I No. 134 California street, San Francisco, Cat. CONSALVKS. S, HUTCHINSON, A. GONSALVES & CO., M Wholesale) Grocers 'and Wine Merchants, Beaver Block, Queen Street Honolulu Post Office Box No. 309. Telephone No, 368. jvyj W. McCHBSNEY & SON Dealers in Leather, tildes, Tallow and Commission ' . Merchants. Agents for the Royal Soap Company, No. 4a Qusen Street Honoluli 917-368. HARDWARE CO. PACIFIC Importer and Dealer In Hardware, Cutlery, Tool; Paints anJ Oils, and General Merchandise, No. 74 and 76, Fort Strbbt Hiwoluu" WESTERN AND HAWAIIAN IN THE vestment Company (limited.) Money loaned for long or short periods on apumved security. Apply to W. L. GREEN, Office Heaver Block, Fort St. Manager -T-HEO. II. DAVIES & Co. (Late anion, Ckkrn & Cv.) Imjiorter and Commission Merchants, No. 4 Kaahumant St Honolulu agents roil Lloyd's and the Liverpool Underwriters, llriliili and Foreign Marine Insurance Company, and Northern Assurance Company. 910-361 G. THRUM, and Manufacturing Stationer, Book-seller, 1'nnter, Bookbinder, etc.. And publisher ofthe Hawaiian Almanac and Annual Dealer In Fine Stationery, UooksJ Music, Toys and Fancy Goods. Fort Street. Near Hotel, Honolulu 941-361 ALLEN. Has an office with. Messrs. Bishop & Co., corner of Merchant and Kaaiiumanu btreets, and he will be pleased to attend to any business entrusted to him. 30-1 yr CLAUS SPRECKELS, WM, G IXWIN. M. G. IRWIN & CO., w Sugar Factors and Commission Agents, Honolulu.,,, -mi ..II. 38-if ILLIAM McCANDLBSS w Dealer in Choicest Beef, Veal, Mutton, Etc. No, 6 Queen Street, Fish Market. Family' and'Shlppimi orders'; carefully attended to. Live Slock furnished to Vesseli at short notice. Vegetables of all kinds supplied to order. TELEPHONE..... 11.,....., No 13. 358-304 O WEST, II. M. DOW, C W. MACFARLANE W1 EST, DOW & CO., Importer and Dealer In all kinds Music, jrancy ana t,nanese noons. Furniture of all kinds. Sewing Machines, Mirrors, lilntlnna I liMmn. ami Tuvs. Picture Frames and Cornices' to order. Moving and repairing Furalluic a speciality, , No. 105 'Fort Street..' ..?.V. Honolulu .ljitH.'A.. rdAuigrf ,. .XjJjuibi . rfuaJLl IttBurancc cpoticw, OSTON BOARD OF UNDBRWR1TBRS. C. BRSWMt A Ce., Agents fortlte Hawaiian Islands, DRBMBN BOARD OF UNDBRWRITBRS. . A. SCllABFtiK if Co., Artntt. Altb aierts for the Dresden Board of Underwriters. s Vienna Board or Underwriters, For the Hawaiian Islands. RITISH FOREIGN .MARINE ance Company. (Limited) tliO. It. DAVIES, AtiENT. The abort agent has received Instructions to rates of Insurance between". Honolulu and In the Pacific, and Is cow prepared to issue poll tit the lowest rates, with a' special reduction on freight per steamers. 910-961 'ORTUNA GENERAL INSURANCE COM- pany oi'Berun, F. A. SCtlAEFSR Co., AGENTS. I lie above Insurance Company, has established a General Agency here, and tne undersigned. General Aemts. art autnorircd to take risks against the danger the Seas at the most reasonable rates and on the favorable terms. LLOYD MARINE INSURANCE GERMAN Company of Berlin P. A. SCHAEFER & Co., AGENTS. The above insurance Company has established a General Agency here, and the above igned. General Agents, are'authorized to lake Risks against the dangers of the at the most reasonable 1 ates, and on the moU favorable terms. 910-961 FIRE HAMBURG-MAGDEBURG Company of Hamburg, A. JAEGER, AGENT. Building, Merchandise, Furniture and Machinery Insured against Fire on the most favorable terms. 310-361 FIRE INSURANCE HAMBURG-BREMEN Company, F. A. SCfAEFER & Co., AGENTS. The above firm having been appointed agents of this company are, prepared to Irsure risks against fire on Stone and Ilricle buildings and on Mercltandite stored therein, on the most favorable terms. For particulars apply at their office. 310-361 ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE NEW Company of Boston. CASTLE & COOKE, AGENTS. incorporated 1835. The oldest Purely Mutual Life" Insurance Company in the United States. Policies Issued on theniott Favorable Tertn Losses paid through Honolulu Agency, $49,000 310-361 ORTH-GERMAN FIRE INSURANCE N Company of Hamburg. . HACKPEl.n Or., AGENTS. Capital and Reserve Relchsmark 9,830,00 " their Companies, " 33,000,00' The Agents of the above Company, for the Hawaiian Islands, are prepared to Insure Buildings, Furniture Merchandise ana ITOduce. Machinery, etc. also Surk. and Rice Mills, and Ttuciiiii the harbor, against loss ? ire, on the most favoraMTc terras. ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE NEW Insurance Company of Boston, Mass. incorporated 1815. Assets January tsi,, IIS4, nearly $17,- Polices Issded on the most favorable terms, and absolutely after Two Payments. EXAMPLE Or PLAN 1 In.ured age 33 years 30 years Endowment Plan for $5,000 .annua! Fremlum $242. SO. VTe. Pd-up Ins. : ad Year. $ 189.85 $ $45 3d " 4a.7o S40 5th " 3i.8s 1.4IS 6th " ' 1,01900' 1,695 7th '1 .97 ;j ) 'iS75 .3S 9th'" 1,076.05 a, 500 10th " l,9".(5 .7SS Mth " a,ij7 90 3,ooj lath ' a,4i5 4$ 3.S0 13th " a,U.oa 3,48 14th " 9.967.70 3.710 15th ' 2,il9 3,94$ sSth 3375.3f 4.i 7th !' 3 ooj'i. 4.380 Bth 4.4 5 4,S9 19th " 4,613.70 4,800 aotbV 5,000.00 5,000 " The second and subuqent premiums are likely to be reduced by iscriatisf annual diitriiiitient ef sur. flut. 1ST Applications can be had of; and full Information will be given by the Agents, 956-367 CASTLE fr COOKE, BOARD OF UNDER PHILADELPHIA C. BREWER 4 Co., Agents for the Hawaiian Islands, .910-361 FIRE. INSURANCE TRANS-ATLANTIC Company of Hamburg.; , HACKFELD & Ce., Aftntt. Canila! and Reserve. . . .' Relchsmark 6.000,000. ' their Re-Insurance Companies " 101,650,000 Total .,...,,.,.. Reichsmark 107,650,000 The Agents of the above Company, for the Hawaiian Islands, are prepared to insure Uuildings, Furniture, Merchandise and Produce, Machinery, etc., also Sugar and Rice Mills, and vessels' In the harbor against loss or damage Dy nre, on tne most tavorauie trims. 310-361 npHE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND j. Liiobe insurance company. BISHOP & Co., AGENTS. ESTASISIIBD 1836. Unlimited Liability to Stockholder. Assets., . $37tl?3 Reserve..,.. , 71500.000 income for 1884; Premiums received after deduction of re insurance 1 ,.,....$ 6,401,111 Losses promptly adjusted and paid here. 913-364 TTNIONMARINEINSURANCBCOMPANV J of Sao Francisco, CASTLE & COOKE, AGENTS. Iacorpemtcd iB;. io6i' Shipping. STEi NliH CO INTER-ISLAND (Limited.). THE BEST -ROUTE To the World-Renowned Volcano of Kilaiiea, Via Punaluu, Hawaii. the the THE m AID STA.KCi Stmr. W. O. Hall (Malulani.) Dates Commander Will leave HONOLULU, HAWAII (stopping at on Ml9fi. Maiil.'Kallua. Kona and Kau. Hawaii), on the Monday's following the arrival of the steamers Mariposa 'and Alameda from San Francisco, due here all the 8th and 33nd of each month. When these dates occur on Monday, the W, U. Hall will leave tne same day. The steamer passes along the entire coast of the leeward side of Hawaii, affording Tourists a panorama of rharming Scenery, and will stop at Kealakua Bay where sufficient time Is allowed to visit the monument of CAPTAIN COOK. Tourists by this route reach Punaluu at j o'clock F.M., Tuesday IJ hourt ahead ef any other lint ej ittamin, being only one hight on the vessel, and making the entire passage in smooth water. At Punaluu there lithe finest Hotel on Hawaii, at and from here Tourists will be conveyed by Railroad to to Pahala, thence by stage coach to Half-way House, where Horses and Guides will be in attendance to convey them to the Volcano. Hv this route 'the entire iriu is made In five and a hay daft, allowing Tourists two nights and one whole day at the Volcano HtAise and arriving at Honolulu early Sunday morning. THIS IS THE ONLY CARRIAGE ROUTE Tickets for the round trip $BO, which pajs all'eVi. penses. 3T Apply to HARRY AKM1TAGE Aoent for the 1. 1. S. N. Co.' "New Route to the Volcano, al 1. j. Williams, Photographer, No, 103 Fort street, Honolulu; Or at Office of the I, S. N. Co,, on the Esplanade. a;.tf Steam Navigation Comp'y, (LIMITED). Stmr. IF. O. Hall f Malulant ) . Dates Commander Will run regularly to Maalaea, Maul, and Kona and Kau, Hawaii. Steamer Planter (Lllinoe) Cameron Comminder Leaves every Tuesday at j r. M. for Nawiliwili, Koloa. Eleele and Walmea. Returning, will liave Nawiliwili every Saturday at 4 r. M arriving at llono. ulu, every Sunday at 5" a. m, Steamer Iwalani, Freeman .....Commander Will run regularly to Hamoa. Maul. and Kukui haele, Honokaa and Paaulutu, Hawaii. Steamer C, Jl, litshop, Macauley... Commander Leaves every Saturday at S A. M. for Waianae Oahu. and Hanalei and ltiauea. Kauai. Returninr eaves Hanalei cverv Tuesday at a r. M., and touching at Waialua and AVaunae Wednesdays, and arrbrng 11 Honolulu same day at 4 P, St. Steamer Tames Makee,) Weir iCommudcr Will run regularly to Kapaa, Kauai. . . For . n further .. particulars . , A inquire ' . at , the , office of Inter- isianc steam Navigation lo , Honolulu. J. ENA, T. R.. FOSTER, 943-904 Secretary. President. NAVIGATION CO, PACIFIC (limited) Coauittnp nil if Cominfsafon Agents. Cerntt QUEEN & NUUANU Strtttt, shjIui. Regular for the ports ol Maliko 011 Maui Laupahoehoe, Honomu, Paukaa and llilo ou Hawaii; Koloa, Hanapepe and Walmea on Kauai, and Waialua 011 Oahu, And anyother ports when inducements offer. Persons having freight for any part of the island, be forwarded from San Francisco by way of Honolulu, or direct shipments from Honolulu will do ell to en. quire first ofthe Pacific Navigation Co., before making final arrangements. Goods Intended for shipment by any of our vessel) received and stored free or charge in our hnilding at any time. Apply to ihe captains on board, or to A. F. COOKE, antf Manager Pacific Navigation Co. SCHOONER DOMITILA. J. PAIKO, Master. M r rOR Malae, "Kaneohe, lleela, Kahaluu, Wata-hole, Walkane, and other Fort on the Coast of Koolau, Oahu. fHARLES BREWER Co 37 Kilhv Street, Boston, AGENTS OF HAWAIIAN PACKETS, General Commission Agents, Special attention given to the purchasing of goods ef the Hawaiian trade. Freirht at lowest rates. PLANTERS' LINh FOR SAN FRANCISCO. O, BREWER A COMPANY Agents Merchandise raceivtd Storage Free, aad llbwal aash sMruMWde submenu by t&U Use. . 1 Shipping. rXiHwirTEr).) New Route to the .Volcano I Via Keauhou. ROUTE AND TIME TABLB 1 THE KIN A V K"0 COMMANOSR Leaves at 4 o'clock . m. : Touching at Lahalna, MaMaea, Makena, Mahukona, Kawaihae, Hlloand'Ktauhou. Commencing on Monday, October i, and thence on the first Monday following arrival ofthe Alameda and Mariposa, due here on Ith and aand of each month. The steamer KINAU will make the Volcano Trif, reaching Keauhou on Wednesday morning, giving Tourists two days and two nights at ihe Volcano House. When the eighth and sand ofthe month fall Monday, the KINAU. wll leave that day. Tickets for the round trip $50.00, which pas all charges. The KINAU will arrive in Honolulu Sunday morn, ings on Volcano Trips. On' llilo Trips, will leave Honolulu on Tuesdays, and return Saturday morning. LIKELIKK. LotrH s; ;.'. Commahdee Leaves Mondays at 5 P. M for Kaunakakal, Kfthu. iui, Huelo, liana and Kipahutu ; and for Keanae, Ma. kuiau and Nuu every other week. Returning will stop the almve porls, arriving back Saturday mornings. For mails and passengers TllK KIZA VEA UOV. wuAT Commander Leaves regularly for Paauhau, Kobslalele, Ookata. Kukalau, Honohlna, Laupahoehoe, Hakalau and Ono-mea. THE ZEUVA. Dav" Commander Will leave regularly for same ports as the'Kilauta Hou, ' TUEMOKOT.II. McGregor Commander Leaves each Monday at 3 f. m. for Kaunakakal, Ka. jnalo, 1'ukoo, Lahalna, Moanul, Halawa, Wailau, Pele. unu and Kalaupapa. Returning leaves Pukoo Friday Paauhor Honolulu, arriving Saturday morning. S. G. WILDER, Pres. S. B. ROSE, Sec'y. asilf OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO. THE NEW AND ELEGANT ITRAMSHIPS Mariposa & Alameda, Will leave Honolulu and San Francisco on the FIRST AND FIFTEENTH OF EACH MONTH. Passenger may have their names booked In ad. Vance by applying al the Office of ihe Agents. Passenger by ihls line are hereby notified thai they will be allowed 950 pounds of baggage Free by the Overland Railway when traveling East. .Excursion Tickets for round trip, $133. Good to return by any of the Company's Steamers wunin ninety uays. Merchandise Intended for shipment by this line will be ieccived free of charge, in the Company's NewWareh9Use,andreceiptsIssuedforsame. Insurance on merchandise In warehouse will be at owners' risk. WILLIAM C. IRWIN k CO. 38 if New York & Honolulu Packet Line pVS . MESSRS. C. fl. CROSSHAIR I KRO. Will dispatch about December s, 1S85, a First-Claw? Vessel from .Veto York for this Port direct. Merchants and Others Wishing 10 Ship by this Favorite Line will please for. ward their Ordrrs as early as possible. Very Truly, Etc., CASTLE & COOKE. 38-im Honolulu Agent. (Scncrul Jlbuci'tiocmcnts. rNTERPRISr L PLANING MILL L AinLoit. near Quoon St. C. J. Hardie, Contractor and Huildtr, Is Proprietor Mouldings and Finish always on hand. Hie mil keeps for sale hard and soft stove voodevt Telophono No. a ii-U mm BUSINESS COLLEGE, 84 Post st. a r Send for Circular. The Full Business Course includes Single and Double Entry Book-keeping, as applied to all departments of business; Commercial Arithmetic1, Huslnes. Penmanship; Mercantile Law; Business Cortesnond. ence; lectures on Law; Business Forms, and the Science of Accounts; Actual Business Practice in Wholesale and Retail Merchandising, Commission, iciuoing, imparling, itanroauwg, express uusiness, iiroaeracc, anu uanninc: urancnes, 111c uaim Reading, Spelling, Grammar, etc; Drawing; and Modern Languages, consisting of prattlcal Instruction n French, Geiman, and Spanish. Special Branches are: Ornamental Penmanship, Higher Mathematics, Surveying. Navigation, Civil ft Jneerlng, Assaying, Short-Hand, Tyiw.Wrillng, Tel etc. For full inforseatlon sddrsM ,. P. HEALHA CO. San Fran ctscoJCAi. I x.1? ?4l M i a M i 1 Al n