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VOL. II. NO 69. HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1886. WHOLE NO. 222,
CHAM
By AMBON.
CHAPTER VII. Continued
Uut iffrs. PuroIbTi ndiiwnse 1110.
As If nnyoho coulil aver look llko Charmlan I
Cliarmlnn in a bcxltcv of cloth of gold, which
fltnhorllko a fjlovo, vrithn, train of satin of
tho tnma .color, itpriiikJcil with gold, with
bright rniulo of jownly cf
every color In the rniitbow on her shoulders
and in her hair a ihes (It for Cleopatra a
dress which suits hnr sjilondtd Eastern beauty
to perfection, though Lady LouImi Purofoy
says It is "senrcoly suituhlo for rt jjirl of her
ngol" My dross meets with Lady Louisa's
unqualified admiration, which fact affords
mo no sntlsfation since site dislikes Cliannim
I would much rather sho disliked mo too.
Tho ball is delightful. Tho roorni,
with lights, with beautiful dresses, with
flowers and mirrors and gilding, room to me
llko a (Hmpsoof fairy-land. And though I
know bo few peoplo, I find myself provided
with purthcre foi every dance. The Count
do Iloquentonrt dances with mo very often.
Dudley Probyn condescends to ask me once
or twico, Lord Lorraine danco3 with mo. be
sides a dozen others whose names I forget.
And Charmlan dances ull lil'iht of course.
I seo Dudley Probyn with her and a crowd of
other men; but I do ngt see her and Lord
Lorraine ouco together during tho evening.
And yet I do not think they have quarreled,
Charmian's eyes follow him rather wistfully,
I fancy, and she has lot her happy, radiant
look It may bo thai sho is only tired ; but
once I think I see the old eager friglitenol
expression in hor eyes which was in them for
those three or four last days at Tiaiiquilln,
and then I wish the ball were over the mu
sic deafens mo, the sound of the "dancers
dancing in tune" makes my bead ache. I am
dancing with Lord Lorraine, and I tell him
how tired I am of it all, and how I wish wo
wore going home. Ho seoilw surprised, and
asks me if 1 have not been enjoying myself;
and I answor Vaguely, yes, but that I havo
had enough of It, and Charmlan looks weary.
When I nlontion Charmian's name, he draws
his dark eyebrows togother as if ho did not
care to talk about her; nud I wonder aguin if
they can havo had another quarrel, and, If
th,ey havo, what it can havo been about
"Charmlan, may I come in!"
"Yes of course."
It is the morning after tho ball. Wo have
breakfasted in our own rooms. Charmlan is
still in and slippers,, though It
is nearly twelve o'clock; but I have been
reading in the library for the last hour or
two, not lilting to disturb li?r as Jeannetto
" Ixad told me she soomoJ very tn ed.
"Why, Charmlan, what alia you I Are you
ill!"
I havo thrown myself upon iny knees before
her, scanning her face with anxious, frightened
eyes. She is sitting in the deep old chair,
leaning hor head back against the cushions.
Her face is quite white; there are dai k shadows
under her eyes.
"111?" sha says, laughing strangely. "No, I
am not ill. What put such an idea into your
headl"
"You look so white. Has anything hop-pound
J Oh, Chaniiianr'
For she has put up both hands to her face,
with a cry like soma wounded animal, a cry
which, low as it Is, seems to go through my
heart.
"Dear Charmlan, can't you tell mo what la
tho matter? Charmlan, I shall go to your
aunt if you do not tell me this minute I Oh,
Clinrmlau, dou'tl"
I try to take down her hands, but she will
not let mo; and sho still keeps up that
low moaning cry,
"Havo you quarreled again?" I ask at last.
"No."
"What is it then? Can't you toll me,
"You," she says, In a curious sobbing way,
though there aio no tears In her eyes "you
to take him away from me, of all peoplo in
the world I"
"Wliat do you moan?" I ask, stupefied.
"He cares for you, Susan, more than for
mo I I I found it out last night l"
"Charmlan, aio you mad?" I exclaim,
shrinking back.
"I think I nm mad. But it is the truth.
Ho saw no ono but you last night. Ho never
camo near me tho wholo evening he has
been so cold, to changed. I thought it was
because he was angry with me still that it
would be all right after a littlo that he only
wanted to punish me. I thought that as long
as I could. 1 wonder now how I could havo
boon so stupid how I could still think ho
loved me all theso daysl"
She speaks in nn odd, jerky way, with short
sobbing breaths, llko a hunted creature tbo
anguish I .1 'luntod creatui e looks at mo out
of. her gi 0 it uilatod oyes.
"I don't know what strango idea you have
got into your head," 1 say, speakiug very
quietly, though my teeth aio chattering. "I
don't even know of whom you are speaking.
Is it Lord Lorraine?"
"You don't know 1"-laughing harshly.
"Yes, It is Lord Lorraine, Ho is your lover
now, Susan, not mine. And and it haa
killed me I"
'You ore mistaken," I bay, rising to my
feot and speaking very coolly. "Lord Lorraine
is no lovor of inino."
"Ho is in Jovo with you."
"Ho is engaged to you, Charmlan,"
"Ho is not engaged to mo. Our engagement
has never boon renowod. I ought to
have known his lovo for me was dead dead 1
llut 1 thought ho was only punishing me, Jly
own love bllndod 1110; I might huo known
when ho nevor askod me to Bay I was sony
I might haro guessed he uevor meant to liave
anything more to Bay to me that ho was
willing to forgive ine because because he did
not caro."
"I think you havo taken leavo of your senses,
Charmiau."
"I think I have. But it Is no matter. I
don't blairio you, Susan "
' Iliate hlml" I oxelulm furiously. "I always
hatod him. Don't speak of kiln to mo
any more."
"Women who bate them some men liko
bost," sho says, smiling stiangely.
"Charmlan, I belle vo Lord Lorraine cares
more for you than for any one else in tho
world."
"If ho cared for me, could he maks me suffer
such tortures as I suffeied last ulght?"
"Ho may not 'havo known," I suggest,
against my own conviction
"Hij did know his eyes wero cruel. I do
not believe ho ever leally loved mo It was
only that my love flattered him; and I suppose
ho thought ho cared that night at Cairo,
But wo wore not suited to each other and
they havo been dinning it into his oais. I am
flie ho is Ice; my lovo would have weailod
htm, and then I should have died. As well
die as lastl"
'How can you caro for him hateful
wrotchl" I exclaim vlndlctivoly.
"Oh, hushl" sho says, Binillng folornly. "I
adorohlm; If ho thrust a daggor Into my
hoart, I should dip kissing his hand."
"Then I cau scarcoly pity you," I say
sovorcly.
"Pity mo 1 I want no pity. What is your
pity to nio or anything now that I havo
lost his lover What Is the wholo world to met
don't valuo my life at a pin's point I could
not live and endure such Intolerable anguish
could not live I" , ,
She lcoki beside herself. I do not know
what to say to comfort her. And the worst T
of It is that I believe in my heart Lord Lorraine
does not care for her. It Is so odd his
never having spokon to her about the renewal
of their ongagomohtl And, as thoro was no
quarrel.his avoidance of hor society can mean
nothing but that bo is tired of it. But that
he cares for any ono olso except himself I
do not Imagine for a moment I pity her
from tho bottom of my heart, for I know how
oxqulsitely she suffers I suffered mybelf
whun Jack forsook me, though 1 never rcully
loved Jack, and Charmlan loos Lord Lorraine
with all tho mad wild lovo of her pas
sionate Undisciplined heart Such a love is almost
incomprehensible to my colder nature;
but there is Afrlcun blood inChaimian's
I
01 is. Her mother was a Castllian of
'.lo.uish descent, whom her father A
met when his legimcnt was stationed at
Gimiiltar, and married, Very much
HSJint the wishes of the family, though the
gul mis noble as well as beautiful and good.
But she was an alion a daughter of Heth
and there was a certain Alice Probyn whom
they wonted him to marry who afterward
lived and died a spinster for his sake. But
Chnrniian's mother was not long a thoni In
tbn llrtJi of hor husband's family she Bavo
her life for the life of her chid, dying at Algiers
011 her sixteenth birthday. All this
Charmlan told me one day at Tranqullla,
while we busked iu tho sunshine of my dreamy
old garden.
"Char.nian," I Bay, pushing tho cloud of
dark hair out of the great wild eyes
dailing, you must try to think of other
people think how we all lovo you and by at
and by you will not caie so much."
I am kneeling before her, holding hor two
hands in mine, when Jeannette comes to toll
me that I am wanted in the drawing-room. T
"fciay I am bus', Jeannette," I say, without
turning my head; "toll them I cannot come."
'It is Lord Lorraine, and he wants you for
only a moment," Jeannette persists: "I told
him you were with Miss Dacre. who is not
well; and he said to tell you that he would
detain you only for a few moments, if you
would lie good enough to come."
"You had better go," Charmuin says, sitting
up in her chair, her foverish eyes devouring
my face. MHe does not liko to bo
kept waiting."
"As if I care I"
"Oo you hod better go I don't want you
here."
She .actually takes me by the shoulder and
puts me out of the room. But she cannot
hurry my going down stairs. I am too stupefied
to wonder what Lord Lorraine can want
with mo, or to be surprised at finding no one
else in the drawing room. He comes forward
to meet me, shaking hands with me just as
usual
"I wanted to ask you a question," Miss
he says quietly, and puts forward a.
chair that I may sit down.
CHAPTER VIII.
Hi! has come to ask me to marry hlml
I havo not taken tho chair he offered mo.
am standing with my two hands on the back
of it, staring at him. 1 can see mjbelf In the
great mirror on the wall behind him, a quaint
ihildlsh figure In my Bilk gown
and shoes. At first I can scarcely
comprehend what he is saying to me that ho
la asking me, little Susan Coventry, to b his
wlfo to bo a Countess. What would my
father say If he could hear him? And what
would Pleasant say old Pleasant, who has
often told me nobody would ever ask me to
marry him?
"No, thank you," I find myself saying
vaguely. "I am very much obliged to you,
Lord Lorraine; but I could never marry
you."
Ho does not look very much astonished he
expocted nothing elso, I daro say, at first. Ho
renews bis offer, standing before mo quite
gravely, and speaking In a stiff formal way
I think ho is more nervous than I am, though
ho is old and I am very young.
"No," I repeat qulto positively; "you need
not aslr mo, I.ord Lorraine. 1 could never
marry you."
"May I ask you one question, Miss Coventry?"
"I I suppose you can."
"Do you caro for any one else I"
"I I don't know," I answer stupidly.
"You don't knowl" ho echoes, smiling
slightly. "Then, If you do not know, I do.
And, as long as you do not caro' for any one
else, there is hojio for me."
"Thoro is no hopo for you there can never
bo any."
"Do not say that. A man is so constituted
that ho will hope until he sees positive reason
to dc&pair. And I do not yet despair of
making you care for me."
He has come closer to me and taken my
hand, forcing it gently from Its rather obsti
nate grip on the back of the chair,
"Don't!" I exclaim Impatiently. "Please
to let me go, Lord Lorraine 1"
"I will let you go in a moment," he answers,
growing calm as I grow angry. "I knew you
would not lliton to my suit all at once you
are such a child. It was your enchanting simplicity
which first attracted mo the very fact
that you were indifferent to what another
girl would have thought the primary consideration
the timidity which made you avoid
mo, because you had never learned to care
for me for my own sake. But It is Just that
lesson I want to teach you "
"And which you will never teach me, Lord
Lorraine."
"I want to teach you," he. goes on Imperturl
bably; "and I am a man who have never
failed In accomplishing anything upon which
I havo set my hoart."
"But vpu'U never accomplish this."
( To be Continual, )
It is said that Branson Alcott was
one day holding forth on the advan
tagef of a vegetable diet, and urged the
argument that if a man eats pork he
will grow to look like a pig; the beefeater
like a bull, and so on. Where
upon somebody rather confounded
him by dryly adding: "Yes, Mr. Al-1
ott, and he who confines himself to
vegetable diet will be in great danger
01 nnaiiy reteinuung a very aiuan iiu
tato,"
gMjdMjeeaEWtr iittinmniiHrifi
13fofccsiomil GTmIis.
P P. GRAY, M. D., r
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office, next door to the Honolulu Library.
8 to to A. M.
Omen Hours: 3 to 4 r. M.
; to e r. M.
Sunday, g to ti A. M.
RBSlDKNCi:, Alakea St., Opposite Y. M. C. A.
C
M. WHITNEY, M. D D. D. S.
Dental Room on Port Street
Honolulu H. 1.
Office in IJreaer's block, corner Hotel and Fort
Streets, entrance on Hotel .Sueet.
TDWARD F. HOPKB,
V O UN S K L OH AT I, A W.
No.
Oskice: Room No. 9 (over tin Bank), Spreckels'
Mock.
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AKENCK WILDER VOLNEV VAILLANCOURT
AMItORD. ASHrORD.
SHFORD tX ASHFORD.
No.
tttorneys. Counsellors, 3oUrltorsf Advo.
rates, Proctors, Conveyancer, Etc.
Officii "Honolulu Hale," adjoining Post-office,
,1
ALFRED MAGOON.
T.
ATTORNEY AT LAIT,
41 Merchant Street, Honolulu.
JOHN H PATY,
Notary Public and Cotnmlion of Deed,
For the States of California and New York. Office
the Rank of liishop & Co.
HoNOlULU, Oamu, H.I.
A THURSTON.
(Successor to smith & thurvtoh)
Attorney at Late,
No. 38 Merchant Strfet Honolulu
C U. DOLE,
Lawyer and Notary Publle,
Will be at his office, at 15 Kaahumann street, from
to 10 o'clock A. si. during the Legitlatif session.
356-307
AX 7" R. CASTLE
Attorney ( Law and Notary Public.
So. ig, Merchant Street Honolulu
Attends all the Couits of the Kingdom.
' SSMSSSMSRSRSillSMSSSSlSMSMeiSMiRmSRSR,
business QIarbe.
F. ALLEN.
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Has an office with Messrs Bishop & Co., corner of
Merchant and ICaahumanu streets, and he will be
pleased to attend to any business to him.
L AINE & Co.,
Commliun Merchant,
Importers and dealers in Hay, Grain and General
Produce.
Honolulu H. I.
310-361
wevt, 11, m. Don, U W. MACFARLANB
w EST, DOW & CO.,
Importer and in all kind of
Music, Fancy and tlunane Good.
Paintings, Chromos and Toys, Picture Frames and
Comices to order. Moving and repairing Furniture
a speciality.
No. 105 Fukt Strict Honolulu
340-301
A L. SMITH,
Importer and Dealer in Glutticare,
Mertden Silver-Plated Ware,
Bracket, Taeet,
No. 83 Fprt Street...... Honolulu
King's Combination Spectacles and Eyeglasses,
L.ustral Wire Ware, Fancy Soaps, Picture rrames,
Wostenholm's Pocket Cutlery, II, I. Chase's Island
Mews, Clark's Spool Cotton, Machine 'Oil, all
kinds of Machine Needles, "Domestic" Paper Fashions.
Soie agent of the universally acknowledged
Domestic Sewing Machine,
E. WISEMAN,
J
Heal Estate Broker andEinployment
Bureau.
Rentt. Rooms, Cottages, Houses, and sells and leases
Ucal Estate in all parts of the Kidgdom. Employment
found for those seeking work 111 all the various
branches of business connected with these Islands.
3T N, II. Legal Documents drawn, Bills collected,
Books and Accounts kept, atid general office work
transacted. Patronage solicited. Commissions mod
rrate,
Honolulu, 11 1.
OISHOP & CO., Bankers
Honolulu, Hawaiian Ulanim
Draw Exchange ou
Till'. BANK OF CALIFORNIA,
SAN FRANCISCO.
And their agents in
NEW YORK,
BOSTON,
PARIS.
AND
M. ROTHSCHILD & SONS.
LONDON,
The COMMERCIAL BANKING CO.
OF SYDNK.Y, LONDON.
The COMMERCIAL BANKING CO.
OF SYDNEY, SYDNEY, N. S. W.
The COMMERCIAL BANKING CO.
OF SYDNEY, MELBOURNE,
VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA,
Ihe BANK OK NEW ZEALAND
AUCKLAND,
And Its branches in
CHRISrCHURCH, DUNEDIN,
AND WELLINGTON
rilF. BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA,
PORTLAND, OR,
The AZORES AND MADEIRA ISLANDS.
STOCKHOLM, SWtDEN,
The CHARTKRED BANK OF LONDON
AUSTRALIA AND CHINA.
HONGKONG. CHINA.
AND YOKOHAMA, JAPAN.
4ND
7rantMt Qtmrat Biinkim Busuttet,
E. WILLIAMS,
UtroRTxx and Dealer in
Furniture- of Every Description, Alio
Upholsterer and Manufacturer.
Furniture Warerooma No. tt Kort Street.
at old itand on Hotel Street. All orders promptly
intended to. 353-103
BREWER & COMPAHY,
(.Limits J.) A ,
General Jlcrcantitx and GommUtiop A genie
Queen Street, Honolulu.
Ollicer P. C Jones, jr., president and manager',
Joseph O. Carter, treasurer and secretary. Director :
lions. Charles K. Ilishop and H. A. P. Carter; V. V.
Allen auditor. U-84
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pD. HOFFSCHLAEGER & Co
Importer and Commlielon Merchant:
48 QumiN Stkikt Honolulu Oauu. 11 I
A. SCHAEFBR & Co.
Importer and Vommieelon Meretntnts,
ao MaRCHANT Street Honolulu
rjRANK GERTZ
Jlool unit Shoemaker.
Roots and Shoes made to Order.
No. 103 Fort Street. Honoiulu
310-361
JOHN T. WATERHOUSE
rnjiorear and Dealer in General
ehandite.
No. 33-31 Queen ' Honolulu
310-361
M. OAT, JR. &CO.
.Stationer and New Dealer.
Bed Rubber Stamp Agenoy
Gabttb Ulock No. tj Merchant Street
-306 Honolulu H. I.
HACKFELD & CO.,
H
,
General Commiteion Agent.
Cor. Fort and Queen Street ..Honoi.ul
JT E. McINTYRE & BROTHERS
Grocery and Feed Store.
Cor. King and Fort Sts ,.... Honolulu
a 10-10 1
OLLISTER & Co.
H
TF7iofaaf and Retail Druggist
bceeonUt.
No. 59, Nuuanu Stleet Honoluiu
310-361
H ONOLULU IRON WORKS Co.,
Steam Engine, Boiler, Sugar Mill,
Cooler, Iron, Bra and Lead Catting.
Honolulu 11. I
Machinery of every description made to order
articular attention paid to Shp's Blacksmith! ng.
ob work executed on the shortestnotice. 310-361
P O. HALL & SON (Limited)
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Hardware and General Mercltandlee,
Corner or King and Fort Streets, Hoholi'iu
orncERs:
William W. Hall.r President and Manager
L. C Abies ,,., Secretary and Treasurer
W.F.Allen ..Auditor
Directors Thon as Mav, E. O. White 16-307
H.DAVIBS & Co.
Kaahumanu Street Honolulu
General and Committion Merchants.
AGENTS for
Llovds,
British and Foieign Marine Insurance Company,
Northern Assurance Company (Fire and Life),
"Pioneer" Line of Packets. Liveroool to Honolulu.
Liverpool Office ....Nos 13 and ijlhc Albany
o;. 1 y
JTUSTACB & ROBERTSON,
Draymen.
All orders for cartage promptly attended to. Parti
cular attention paid to the Storing and SmrriNGof
goods in transit to the other Islands. Also! Black
Sand and White Samu in quantities to suit at lowest
prices.
Opmp No. 46 Queen street, adjoining auction
rooms of E. P. Adams Ac Co,
Mutual rlephoe No, to
Cl W MAC'AaLANK, H. a.
G W. MACFARLAHE & CO.
Importora, Ooinmiaaion Meruliantu
nud Sugar Faotorm.
Building. ..v., , ..Queen street, HoikjIoIii.
AGENTS TOE
l'uuloa Sheep Ranch Co, Hawaii,
J. Fowler & Co's Steam Plow and Portable Tramwa)
Works, Leeds,
Mirrless, Watson & Co's Sugar Machine?, Glasgow'
Glasgow and Honolulu Line of Packets,
Liverpool and Honolulu Lint of Packets,
London and Honolulu Line of Steamer,
Sun Fire OlTice of London
-ASTLE & COOKE,
Shij'ping and ComiHlstlen Mete'i'iul,
No. 80 Kino Street ,. Hi.M.vUll
lUrORIERt AND IK
GENERAL MERCHANDWK
Agonts (or
The Hitchcock k Company's Plantation
The Aleiander & Baldwin Plantation.
R, Halstead, or Waialua Plantation,
A. H. Smith & Company, Koloa, Saual
J, M, Alexander, Haiku, Maul.
The Hslku Sugar Company,
The Kohtla Sugar Company,
Hamakua Plantation'
Tli Union Insurance Company al Sen Fniuceno.
The New England Life Insurance Company cf Holt.
The Blake Manufacturing; Company of Boston
D. M Weston's Patent Centrifugal Machine.
The New York and Honolulu IVcket Lin.
lh Merchant's Line, Honolulu snd San Francisco
Dr. Jaynes It Son's Celebrated . edicllies.
Wileoi Gibb's Singer Manufacturing Company,
VTlwaU &Wlaou'Bwlni MuaiUee,
business
l ..'ftHfliu. f 1
T EWERS ft COOKE t
U
6
(Successor to Lrwem tDt'tifoMt . . 1 t
Itnpo rtare and Vealere in lAtmber dud iiV,
kind of Jluilding Material. "
No. 8a Fort 'Street, .,... .Honolulu
B
TWT PHILLIPS & Co.
Importer and IVhole'tale Dealer in Cloth'
ing. Knot, Shoe, Mat, Men'
Goods, Fancy Good, Etc.
No. 10 Kaahumnu Street ........Honolulu
CLAUS SVRECKELS. I WH C IRWIN.
w M. G. IRWIN & CO.
Sugar Factor and Committion Agent.
Honoi.ulO ,H. 1
one
w ILLIAM McCANDLESS
Dealer in Chniceit Beef, Veal, Mutton, Etc.
No. 6 Queen Street Fish Market.
Family and Shipping orders carefully attended to.
Live Stock furnished to Vessels at short notice.
Vegetables of all kinds supplied to order.
..,...., No 13,
358-00
T.L' yoNs,
sttiritonro' and Cmmnietton Merchant,
Corner Fort and Queen Stueets, Honolulu.
Sales of Furniture, Stock, Real Estate and General
Merchandise promptly attended to. Sole agents for
American and European merchandise.
333-383
H USTACE,
c. cics
formerly with bolles & CO.)
Ilholeeale and Retail Grocer,
in, King Street., Under Harmony Hall.
Family, Plantation, and Ship stores suoplied at short
notice. New poods hv everv ttram... Orilr. frnm
the other IsUndfaithfully executed.
iciepnone no. xio 8
J AHLO.
Dealer in Dry-Good, Biee, Tea, Silk and
Fancy Good, ITats, Boot and
Shoe, Bran, Feed and Flour,
Cigar and Tobacco.
Also proprietor of Rice and Sugar Plantation at of
Kaneohe, Koolau, Walpio Ewa, and Heeia.
Cor. Nuuanu and Chaflain Stj Honolulu
'
M S. GR1NBAUM & CO ,
Itnporltr of General Merchandise and
are
Committion Merchant,
Queen Street Honoluiu. M. P
No. 134 California street, San Francisco, CaU
THE WESTERN AND HAWAIIAN IN
vestment Company (limited.)
M oney loaned f"r long or short periods on approved
security Apply to W. I,. GREEN,
Office Beaver Block, Fort St. Manager
34-05
M. A. GON1AITRS. E. HUTCHINSON.
-" ONSALVES & CO.'
irholesaln Groci r and Wine Merehantt,
Upaver Block, Qukfn Street, Honolulu
Post Office Box! No. 300 Telephone No. 63.
nnHOS. G. THRUM,
Importing and Manufacturing
Stationer, Hook-idler, Printer, Bookbinder,
etc..
And publisher of the Hawaiian Almanac and Annual.
Dealer in Fine Stalionery, Books, Music, Toys and
Fancy Goods.
Fort Street. N.ar Hotel, , ....Honoluiu
341-361 or
Cocrtcrrtl Jluucrtiscmcnts.
TWT ETROPOLITAN MARKET.
KISO STREItT,
C J. WALLRR. Proprietor
Choicest Moats from iFlnaat Herds,
Families attd.shipping supplied 011 short notiee and at
Lowest Market Prices.
Ml meet delivered from this market arc thoroughly
chilled immediately after killing by means of a Cell-Coleman
Patent Dry Air Refrigerator, Meal so
treated retains all Its juicy properties, and Is guaranteed
to keep longer after delivery than meat
y 350-363
MBS. THOMAS LACK,
No. 70 Fort Streot, Honolulu,
IMPORTER and DEALEK IN
SEWING MACHINES
AND CEktllKE
Attathmvnft, Oil and Accessories,
AcrN' roa THE
Willi e andlneLlcHT.RUNNiNe New Home Machine
Howard's MachiuVNeedtes, all kinds
CorticeU's Silk, in all colors and sises !
111 bout's Linen Thread,
Clark's O, Ni T, Machine Cotton.
J
AfHt. Demortsfs faliablt Cut Pays Patttmi
AND fUaLiCATKINS.
Dealer tu ItirLEi
Revolver
Gun at J SroKTiNs Goods
hot. Powder. Cam.
and Metallic; Caetridcms1.
KBBO.IBXK STOVES, in all Ue.
Sewtag.Meenlne, Loelc aad GuvReuemtifproasptly
sswodeJte, -
Incurancc Notices.
TNION MARINEINSURANCE COMPAHY
. of San Francisco.
CV! J7XA IU1A AUElVJi.
norpbiated 187.
OSTON BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.
C. BREH'&K if Ce.,
Agents for tho Hawaiian Islands.
BOARD OP UNDER
PHILADELPHIA
, writers.
C. BRBU'ER & Ce..
Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
910-361,
DEPARTMHNT, PACIFIC
ACCIDENT Life Insurance Company, cadi
OS CALIFORNIA.
S. G. WILDKR, AGENT.
Assets, December 31, 1884 . . ,i,oi,ooQ
Policies Issued against Accident for one day up to the
year. 94'tf
leave
FIRE IHSUR.
acee Company of Hamburg.
A.AEGER,AGENT.
Building, Merchandise, Furniture and Machiaery
Insured against Fire on the most favorable term.
DREMEN BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.
K A. SCHAEFER & Ce., Act".
Also Rffenti for the
Dresden Board of Underwriters.
Vienna Board of Underwriters.
For the Hawaiian Islands.
FOREIGN MARINE IHSUR.
BRITISH
ance Company. (Limited)
THEO. H. DA VIES, AGENT.
The above agent has instructions to reduce
the rates of lnsurai.ee oetween Honolulu and Isi,
Ports in the Pacific, and is now prepared lu Umis poll
at the lowest rates, with a special reduction on '.
freight per steamers. 310-361 u
UTUAC LIFE INSURANCE COM.
M
pany, of New York.
J. G. WILDER, AGENT.
Assets, December 31, 1CS4 ,....$103,876,178 51
Policies Ueued on the Life Term and Endowment
plan.
GENERAL INSURANCE
FORTUNA
of Berlin.
F. A. SCHAEFER & Ce., AGENTS.
The abort Insurance Company, has established a
General Agency here, and the undersigned, General
Agents, are authorized to take risks against the dangers
the Seas at the most reasonable rates and on the
most favorable tei ins.
GERMAN LLOYD MARINE INSURANCE
Company of Berlin
F. A. SCHAEFER A Co., AGENTS.
The above Inurance Company has established a General S.
Agency here, and the above Mgned, General Agents,
authorized to take Risks azainst the dangers of the
Seas at the most reasonable sates, and on the most fa
vorable terms.
HAMBURG-BREMEN Company. FIRE INSURANCE
F. A. SCJAEFER & Ce., AGENTS.
The above firm having been appointed agents of this
company are, prepared to irsure risks against fire on
Stone and Brick buildings and on Merchandise stored
therein, on the most favorable terms. For particulars
apply at their off.ee. the
TVTBW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE
1N ance Company of Boston.
CASTLE & COOKE, AGENTS.
INCORPORATED 1835.
The oldest Purely Mutual Life Insurance
Company in the United States.
Policies Issued on the most Favorable Terms
Losses paid through Honolulu Agency, $40,000
NORTH. GERMAN FIRE INSURANCE
Company of Hamburg-,
H. HACKFELD & Ce., AGENTS.
Capital and Reserve Reichsmark 1,130,00
" their Re-Insurance Companies, " 35,000,00
The Agents'of the above Company, fot the Hawaiian
Islands, are prepared to insure Buildings, Furniture
laiih'S rtfliea estH 1VAr4is e nf iBliinAn 1 C.
tkivuniiuui. nu IUUUH, Aab.l lllt.l jr. Cel, KleMJ lJU4
and Rice Mills, and vessels in the harbor, against lot.
uamaRc Dy me, on tne most lavoraoie terms.
110-261
TRANS-ATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE
Company of Hamburg:.
. HACKFELD cV Co., AgtuU.
Capita! and Reserve.,..,.. ,. Reichsmork 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 Buildings, Furniture,
Merchandise and Produce, Machinery, etc., also Sugar
and Rice Mills, and vessels in the harbor against loss
or damage by fire, on the most favorable ttlm.
0-361
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
THE Globe Insurance Company,
BISHOP & Co. AGENTS.
SATABISIIEn S6
ltilimiforf Liability to Stockholder.
Assets , , , . . $Jf ,oij,gi j
Reserve , ,,. 7,500,000
INCOME FUR lS8s:
Premium received after dednction of re-
Insurance , $
Losses inptiy adjusted and paid here,
313-364
EW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE
N' Insurance Company of Boston, Mass.
INIOErORATED iSlJ.
Assets January lit, 1X84, neatly
Polices Issued on the most favorable terms, and
absolutely after Two
Payments.
EXAMPLE OK rLN '.
Insured age 35 years 30 years Endowment Plan for
$5,000
Annual Premium $24l.30
V'l'e IM-up Ins,
At the end of the sd Vear. ; sse.ej $ MS
jo 4.7 C40
43.J I.IJO
Sth J1.J MIS
th " l,oo oe . i9S
1th' ,M.S I.970
tth .J0.7$ MJ5
oth 1,676.0s a, 500
oth 1,01165 .755
nth " .57 9 3.ooj
th ' S,4S 41 3.So
ijth " a, 685 00 3,4B
14th ,067,70 3,7
11th "
sith " 575 JS ss
17th ' 3,9) t 4,lo
sith 4.43 4,399
19th " 4.37 .
soth 5,000.00
The second and tubeiei( premium ate likely 'la
be reduced by imriilur aiuiUJil tttitrttnllent (
,
JOT Application eats be had, of ; and fall larbnaatloa
nll be given by the Agenie,
, W m V COOKti
Shipping.
r's
3ajjf
New Route to the Volcano
Via Keaulioii.
ROUTE AND TIME TABLE
TUB KIN AC
K.1NC , COMUANKE
Leaves HONOI UI.U, H. I. at 4.00 o'clock t. M
week. Touching at Lahaina, Maalaea, Maktna,
Maul, Mai utona, Kawaihae, Laupahoehoe and HUo,
Hawaii, and will make two trips to the Volcano eadi
month, leaving Honolulu on the first Monday following
arrival of the mall steamers from taan Francisco.
When the sttamer arrive on Monday the KINAU wil
on that day
PASSENCIR KAINiiwBl coon wkh lk
Kinaa at Mahukooa
The KINAU WILL TOUCH at Honokaia aoJ
Vaauhau on down trip from HUo for risnj.in If a
signal is made from the shore.
'Ihe steamer KINAU will make the Volcano Tlf,
reaching Keanhon on Wednesday morning, giving
Tourists two days and two nights at the Volcano
House.
Tickets for the round trip $50.00, which pays all
charges.
The KINAU nill arrive in Honolulu Sunday moraines
on Volcano Trips. On Hilo Trips, will leave
Honolulu on Ttied)i, and return Saturday merning.
L1KKL1KK.
LORENIEN. COUSIAMCER
Leave Mondays at 5 r. 11 for 4Kaunakakai, Kahu
Ituelo, liana and Kipahulu ; and for Keanae, Me-
ulai and Nnu every other week. Returning will stop
tnc above potts, arriving Lack Saturday mornings.
ror maiU and russeneers only".
TMK K1I.A VEA MOV.
WM.SARfH...., COHStAXDEB
Leave regularly for Paauhau, KohoWelt, Ookak'
Kukaiau, Honolulu, Laupahoehoe, Ilakalaa and One-
mea.
TUB LEIIUA.
Davie Command
Will leave regularly for ami port a the KUaEsa
Ho.
THE MOKOLII.
McGrbooe Command!
Leaves each. Monday at s . m. for KaunakaVal, Ka
malo, Pukoo, Lahaina, Lanai, Moanui, Halawa, Wai
fan, Peleunu and Kalaupaia. Returning leave Pvkoo
Friday at re A. M. for Honolulu, arriving Saturday
morning.
G. WILDIR.'Pre. S. U. ROSE, See'y.
M If
BREWER & Co,
Kilt Street, Boston,
AUMXTB OF MAW All AX PACKETS.
General Commission Agent,
Special attention given to the purchasing of goods of
Hawaiian trade. Frcirht at lowest rate.
PLANTERS' LINE
FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
C. BREWER Jk COMPANY Agent
Merchandise recened Storage Free, and liberal cash
advan cesmadc on shipment by this line. 110-if
OCEAHIC STEAMSHIP CO.
-K
iJ&Tv
Australian Mail Service.
For San Francisco,
The new and splendid AI Steamship
" MARAROA,"
Of the Union Steamship Company, will be dae
at Honolulu irom Sydney and Auckland
on or about
June 5th.
And will leave for the above port with mall and pa
scngcr on or about that date.
For freight or passage, having SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS,
apply to
WM. G. IRWIN & CO.,
Agent.
For Sydney and Auckland,
Tht new and fint AI Stmiitp,
" MARIPOSA "
Qf the Steamship Co., will be due at
from San Francisco on or about
June 12th,
Aud will.have prompt dispatch with mail aad piss est
gers for the above ports.
For freight or having SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS,
apply to
WM. G. IRWIN & CO.
Agent.
1.VXTV3E OO.
No,'34 Fort St., Olook Building,
Have received a consignment of the most Econonusm
and Valuable Feed for all kind of stock, via!
COOKED JjINSEED MEAL,
h greeted Flesh former, Milk aud Butter producer
in use.
Oil Cake Meal shows aboat ay per tent of nutritive
matter ; this nearly 39 per cent.
100 lbs. of this meal is equal to 300 Ibe. o) oau. or
318 lbs. of com, or to 767 lbs. of wheal bran.
Also, our Unrisaled MIXF.D FLED, at well aa our
usual supply of the beet ktnds of
llnj. Oast, Wheat, Corn, Etc.
Which 1 offered at the Lowest Mattel Kale, sjs
delivered free to any patt of the city,..
Agenu for the
Pacllt Mutual Life Insurance.Cs. of California.
AgeaUforthe HOOVKR TKLEPHONt
CesHsalssIoaer at IHeJi for )ie Stale of California
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