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No. 290. HONOLULU, II. J., SATUKDAY, JANUARY G, 1883.GO 0ENT8

aUDBCRIPTIONPER MONTH.

4 The Daily BulletinIs published every morning liy llio

Daily Bui,t.ktin Ponusitixa Co.,nntl circulated throughout the town, nntlforwarded to tho other Islnnds by everyopportunity.i" Subscription, 50 cts per month.

Qi Cahso.v Kknyo.v, . Editor.All business communications to be ml.

iltcwed, Muunccr Dully Bulletin, PostOlllre Box No. 14. Telephone 2o0.

Onlco, .... ttfCn Htrcct,Opjirsllo Wcot'" CMrrlilgo Fnrtory.

' J. O. Ct.Kvion, Mimiigcr.

THE SONG OF THE PRINTER.

rick unit clicklines tlio t ,w In tlio stick,

'Ah th ii Intel' st mid An IiIh ciihc ; (Tlll cj'oi sbiilco quick, nmt bin 11 unci's pick'' ' The typo ilt 'And duo by nitons tho letters k, '

Woi tin nro piled untuiuly and slowStoutly nuil stow,IMitHtlUllioyfa.tiw, ' v '

And ortls of r o tlioy soon m 111 glow J

Wondcrfttttroias, Hint wlthout'n koiiihIXi nvcrso tlio enrth to Us utmost bound ; .

Woi ds that hIiuII mnkoTlio tyrant quake,

And tlio fetters of tlio opprcsVd slinll tircuk.Winds that can crumble un unity's might,Or, It) etient, Ai In a righteous lllit, . ,

"Yct'tho typo they look but leaden and dumb,As ho puts them in place with linger and

thumb ;

ltut thq printer smiles,' Anil Ills work beguiles

By cliniitliig n song as" tho letters ho piles,With pick and click,

Like i tlio world's chionomctcr, tlckl tick!' tlcfcl

U, wheie is tlio man lth such simple, toolsCan govern the world us I?

With a printing press, an Iron stick,And a little lcndcn.dlc,

With paper of white, and Ink of black,I support tho Itlglit, and tho Wrong attack.i.Buy, wlioro Is lie, or who may ho be,

That enn rival tlio printer's power?to no ,monurchs tlintllvo thohvall doth lie

glvo- ,-'Their sway lasts only nn hour j

Wlillii tho printer still glows, mid God onlyI 1 knows

When lils might shall censo to tower I

ANEWJm MACHINE.

A party of gentlemen, visited thepremises of the Aylesbury DairyCompany at 'Bayswatcr recently toinspect the working of tho newvacuum ice machine patentedby 'Messrs. iWindhausen and Picper.This very complete and valuable

be stated, thoughnow in, operation on tho property oftho Aylesbury Company, is

distinct from that under-taking; but' it is obvious that for thepurposes, of milk-coolin- g or conden-

sing such apparatus might be cm-ploy-

with advantage in dairiesconducted on a large scale. Thecompany included Professor' Frank-lan-d,

F.li.S., Dr. Hopkinson, F.R.S.,Mr. Imray? .C.E., Surgeon-Gener-

M'Kinnon, C.B., and Mr. rEmestHart;-an- d Mr. Carl Picper, the rep-resentative in this country of theproprietoreafvthepatcntsjjcxplainedthe working of the pump, refrigera-tor, and iccr machine in detail.Further, the visitors had tho advant-age1 of seeing the ice actuallyemerge from tho freezing cylindersin a condition ready for use; and asit differs from ordinary block ice inbeing opalcbcent, and is turned outin what may in fact be described ashuge columusof crystal, it presents apretty and novel-appeara- nce, beingsomething in tho iiaturo of massesof hailstone; This is owing tovacuoles in, the jBubstanco

'of the jco,

duo to its lifbduction m a vacuumchamber.,, ,jOu wthafe account it issaiil to bo jrioro durable; but themachine, it jnay ba mentiouen, is

p capablo of 'producing, 'if desired,transparqnt ice at ia somewhat'greater cost. Tlio only chemicalused is pure 'sulphuric acid, abd asthis noycr epmesin contact with tho

portion of tho machiuoit hasno tendency to volatiliso;indeed, it is only used as an absor-ben- t

of aciucous vapour to cheapenproduction. According to tho cal-

culations off the patontcos, they canproduco ice at 5s. a ton, a ratowinch allows 10 per cent, for capitaland S.po'r.ooiifc interest. Tho machinoexhibited, which has ten cylinders,,is capablo of manufacturing 12 tonsa day with tho berviccs of only oneman, and tho amount of steam poworrequired, buing also comparativelybmallj a further considerable econ-

omy is effected. Dr. Hopkinson,who has made a careful examinationof the machino, was Apprehensive atfirst regarding its duru-bjlity- fearingtha Biuall quantities of acid mightpass away from tho 'absorbing andconcoutra tiugv. vessels, but ho is

now abo to express Ins boliof thatit will "l; dopreohvto more, or.

required more- - repair, tliairotnor'otiginoeriug'ilrtw.

B. F. EHLERS & Co.,

All tho latest Novelties in Fancy Goods71

DRY GOODS IMPORTERS,

Grand Holiday Gift Sale !

AT THE

HONOLULU CLOTHING EMPORIUM.

A handsomely painted Palette or Placque vvill.be

presented to each purchaser to the amountof $1, or over, during the sale of

New Holiday Goods at" , V M A. ';' J . 31 DE'ILi LIS ,

101 Fort Street." '(.

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MRS. A. M. MELLISHAS JUST OPENED

A Magnificent Lot of Ladies Hats,-- 1

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'ii.i,. s : i

(Fashionably trimmed),

tat her

Dress Making Establishment, ForfcSt.... i .. , i, : otc? 3'k '1

FOB SALE.

Franklin Stove Coal !

In any quantit-- ,

"WIiolcHalo or Kctxtil,DY

230 Wilder & Co.

To tho IiiMlic !

ELEGANT FANCY WORKKOI THE HOLIDAYS.

tiiken nntl lemons given inChenille, Silks, and Crewel Em-

broidery. "Work to be seen every dayfrom 10 n. m. to'J p.m., nl 131 Fort sticet(next door to Dr. Kindle). 242 llin

A. ItKAFT,JEWELER.A OPTICIAN,

Dealer in Ilawa'ilan Curiosities.Store In the "llawiillaii Gazette" bulkl-4- 4

JiifJi opposite the Bunk.

Chas. D. Gcinsch,Practical t Watchmaker.

Hotel Street, opposite the12;i :im international Jloiei. "XtSI

D. W. CLARK,Watch Maker and Jeweler,

Always on hand a nice stockofK2 Watches, Clocks and Jewelry."aIlepalrlng Watches and Clocks a Speci-alty, No, Ciiliotcl Struct. 'SI

Telephone, No. 340.

Artesian Ice Works

DELIVERED to all parts of thoICEcity and suburbs.

)rdeis from tho other Islands proiniit-)- y

attended to.OlHco at V. E. FOSTKU'S, Saddler,

Foitsticet.150 Telephone) No. 111. 2m

ONOLULU ICE MANUFACTORY,H led delivered to all partu of thoCity. Hhlpplnjt mipplU'd1 in (utantltlcHtn Hiilt. Teli!ihoiiu. No. 5S. Oillcu atWilder & Co.'s.- - ... 18'

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Received by every steamer

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H, S. TREGLOAN,TAILOR,

204 FORT ST.

Robert Lcwori", tJ. J. Cooke.

L EWERS & COOKE,.(succesors to Lcwcrs &.Dickson,).

Importers anil Dealers in Lumber and nilkinds )0f ButldingtMatcrlals, Fort street,lloholuln 1

WILDER & Co., Dcnlcrs inPaints, Oils, Nails, Salt

and Building Materials of every kind,cor. Fort and Queen t,ts., lioii'jlii'lu. 1

& ROIJINSON, Dc.ilcis inLumber and all kind; of Euildln

Materials, Paints Oils Nails, etc. 71

BROWN & PHILLIPS, PracticalGas Fitters and Copper-

smiths, No. 71 King St., Honolulu.House anil Ship Job Work ptoinpllyexecuted. 17

fehpCII. GERTZ, No. 80 Fort st.and dealer m Gent's,

Ladles' and Chlldien's boots, shoes and(Uppers. 03

BROWN & CO., Importers nndin Ales Wincn ami Spirits,

No. !) Merchant Ilonoliilu. 12

X-- t' HONOLULU IRON WORKS,rpf.l.y.'iSleiiii) engines Mijfiir mills, boil.

i'is," cooli'i'j.; it on, brass and lead pusi-in;;-

uiachiiierv of eveiy descripUoniii.uli! In ordei. Piiilicuhir atlcntlon paidto ship's liliKiksiuitlimg. Job woik e.e.ciilcil al hhoil notice. 1

G. WEST,Carriage jplt Builder.

Buggies, Carriages, Express Wagons

ami every kind of vehicles

manufactured.

Ulttoksmllhing, horse-shoein- g,

and all kinds of repairing done.

"Wilson Brothers,

GENERAL 15LACKHM1T1IB.Bhoeing a hpcolalty

A llrsUclnssmnn being specially engagedfor that work.

Ship and Wngon wpjk faithfullyattended to,

Shop on tho Esplanade, op, Hopper'slsOI

THE Hawaiian Journal, " KoPak Aina,". owned and

edited by Kawainui Bros, ; ,haa aweekly edition of 0,300 copiesandis tlio best advertising medium. .Of-

fice, No. 0 Merchant ut. ' 1

FORT STREET.Commission Merchants.

Geo. Y. Macfarlatic II. R. Macfiulanc.O. W. MACrARLANE & Co.

IMPORTERS, COMMISSION MER.CHANTS and

Sugar Factors,FltcProof Rtillilinc, k Ca Queen street,

Honohmt. II. I.Aor.NTS for

Tho Walkapu Sugar Plantation, Maul,Tho Silencer Sugar Plantation, Hawaii,Tlinllcela Sunm Plantation, Oaliu,Huelo Sugar Mill, Maui,IIiiclo Smiar Plantation, Maui.Piuiloa Sheep Runch Co., Hawaii,J. Fowler it Co. Steam Plow and Port- -

nblcTramMiy Works, Leeds,Mlnlccs Watson ACo's Sugar Machin

cry, Glasgow,Glasgow and Honolulu Line of Packets.

185

F' 'S. PRATT & CO.Auctioneers and General

Commission Merchants,Reaver Ulock, Queen S,t., Honolulu.Special attention glcn to tho Sale' of

Real Eslalc and Personal Property.Advances made on consignments. 240

Clans Sprcckcl'i Wm, a. Irwin.

WCt. irwin & Company,Sugar Fuctois and Commission

Agents Honolulu. i

Hhackfeld & Company,Commission Agents,

Queen street, Honolulu. l

AS. OLEQHORN & CO.ImnortcH nnd Commission

(Merchants, dealers in General Merchandise, Queen and Iviiiiliumiinu bts., Hono-lulu. 78

II. A. P. Carter. V. C. Jones'Jr.'

C Brewer &' Company,Shippingfand Commission

Merchants, Queen st., Honolulu. 1

Theo. H. Davies & Company,Importers and Commission

Merchants; agents for Lloyd's and theLiverpool Underwriters, British nndForeign Ins. Company, and NorthernAssurance Compnnyi 71

JOHN T. WATERHOUSE,Importer and Dealer in General

Merchandise, Queetf st., Honolulu. 1

S. GRINBATJM & CO.,A-'- Importers of General Mer-chandise iiiid Commission Merchants,Hnuoluiu. iTVT S. GBINUAUSr & CO. ,

Commission ilercliants, 124Cnllfoinl.i street, San Francisco,Cal.

J? T. L li N 10 II A N&CO .,- Iiiiporlei.s nnd Coninissioii 3Ier-clinnt-

Nuiianu st., Ilonoliilu. 1

S. N, L'nHlv. J. B. Atlicrton.

f A S T L E & COO K E ,Slilpplii,' and Commission Mcr.

ehanls. Impurlei-- s and Dealers in Gen.er.il Merchandise, No. BO King street,Honolulu. 1

"7ING MrO CHAN & Co.,V T Tinpoi tcis and General Dealers

in English. American nnd Chinese Pro-visions, Plantation Tea mid GeneralSupplies. Also, while and colored con-tract ninttlnir, all iialltles and prices.

JBQT No. 22 Nuiiami Stiect, oppositeMr. AfongV. ' hi

No Bush Whacking Here.tiiV HA YD by pur-

chasing j'otirHorse Equipments HC

From AV. FENNELL, -- &?Practical Mechanic, l2 King strcot.

ESNo Peter Funk tock here. 200

A. S. CLEGHORN & Co.Have received a largo assortment of

Colonial Saddles,to suit all classes of purchacrs,pcr H. H.

181 Australia. , ; tj

A. CiX0NUIJV13 BIJBOXj.DK. Pe FJtIES,

YEJERINARY SURGEON, resl.Medical Rooms and

Stables, near the corner of Victoihibt.,on Ectctanju street.

Cures all kinds of Dumb Animals.All Hoibcs and Cattle neiftctly cuied

or no eonijiensiition iihliid,My Dlnloma mis sranted by the "Ley.

den" Univeihity, al Holland.GTTLeavo ouleis ill J. E. Wiseman's

Ollh'c, Meichaiil btrcet, or at mv lesl-denc-

2."0 llil

JOHN N0TT,Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Worker,

Plumber, Gas Fitter, &o.

Stoves and Ranges, of all kinds,

Plumbers' stock and metnls,House Furnishing Goods,

7? Clmudelicib, Lamps, &c,

Professionals.

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B. PEIROE, M. 'D.,Ladles' and Children's Phyilcinn.

Ofllco and residence, No. 5 School street,(between Fort and Emma).

Ofllce hours 10:00 to 11:30 a. m.210 Ii;i0to3:0p. m.

Dr. Emerson,Residence and consultation rooms

.at No. 2 Kukul fet., corner of Fort.Telephone No. 140. 50 2m

DR. Q. TROUSSEAU,begs to notlfyhls friends that lio

has rcstnntd practice In Honolulu. Jtcst.denco and consulting rooms, No. 73Punchbowl St., opposite the.makal catoof the Queen's Hospital. Consultinghours from 0 a. m. to la. ' '

TcicpiioncNo. 103. CO

"Vr Austin "Whiting,TT Attorney and Counsellor at Law.Agent to take acknowledgments of

instruments.Knnhumanu St., Honolulu. 209

T UL Monsarrat, . ,1,

ATTORNEY AT LAWAND NOTARY PUBLIC.

Real Estate 111 any part of llic Kingdo''bought, sold nnd leased, on ')i.h

commission, ( ,,l

Loans negotiated, qLegal Documents Drawn.

No. 27 Merchant st. (Gazette Block),' ''100 Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands

SB. Dole,Lawyer nnd Notary Public, ' '

U No. 15 Kanhitinaiiu St..

JM. Davidson, ' "'Attorney, at Law, -

10 24 Merchant street., ii

FRANCI8 M. HATCHi, i. ' (

Attorney at Law,23 ' 15' Kn'nlinmantl St.

JOHN RUBSELL, ,'','Attonicy ht'Law ""'' 1"Olllcc, cornor of , Fort and Merchant st.(up Malrs) , , USt,

WILLIAM O. SMITH, Ml 'Attorncj' at Law,

73 No. 3(5 Merchant street. " '

BICKERTON, , ,,,,Attorncyand Counsellor at Law.

Money to lend on Mortgages ofcFrcc.holds. Onice, No. 34 Merchant st. ,1

'BROWN,Attonicr and Counsellor at LnW,

Notary Public, and Agent for taking Ac-kn- o

lodgments of Instruments for theIsland of Oalm. 'No. B.Ivaaliumanu st;,Honolulu. 1

t

r O. Berger, ' ' ' "

KAA1IUMAKU BTIIUET.,, ,,General Agent for

M it ,

The N. Y. Life Insinanee Company, ,jjTlie City of London Fire In. Co(limjl'd)Mncnvalc & Urban Safes, nilf ,ftThe Cclojnatcd SprjnglleId,Gns Machiner.. l.il... r in. . .. . . ,.una X'l.MUira ui JlllCllCll, VailCQ K UO. .f

238,I l.'lM--

pHARLES T. QULIOK,1.1 rr

NOTARY PUBLIC,Agent to take Acknowledgments to

Labor Contracts,ii i

AND GENKRAL BUSINESS AGENT.Olllcc, in Makec's Block, comer Queen

and Kaahiunauu stu'ds, Honolulu. 21

J. WILLIAMS & Co. T120 Foil Stieet, - - Honolulu;,

Portrait and landscape '! ''

180, ly )

WILLIAM AULD, Agent' toto Con.

tr.icis for Labor for the District of Kon'uIslnuil of Oaliu, at tho oflicu of. the Hono-lulu Winer Works, foot of Nuiianu st.

180 if ,,

JOHN A. HASSIN.GER,to take 'Acknowledgments' to

Contrueta for Labor. Interior Oflicc,Honolulu. , , 7 t j,

W O. ATCANA,- - I

uuiueso mm jiivwaunn irani- -

lajor nmj InterpreterNp, 48,lving street, ilonoliilu. ,r

Translatlons,,of cither of thc nhovoInnguiiges made with accdracy' nnd'dis- -

patch, and nnTcnsormblo terms. 209

J II. BRUNS, Cooper and Ganger,. Water Tanks of any dimensions,

Cooperage. No. 10 Foil btrcet,Honolulu.

Oil Casks, Shocks and Htmp Iron con.221 stantly on hand nnd for sale, ly

PilONHElt STEAj:

CANDY FACTORY. AND1 I1AKERW ,,1A

F. HOItN, rinctieal Confectioner,Pastry Cook aid liakqr. , , ,.

No. 71 Hotel st. Telephone ;j,G.li,,HpREItTSON,

Q2, best, teamslu town. Tclcpuouc No, 05." " ;"15

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j(fo litilu ltilldhi.SATUKDAY, JAN. G, 1883.

THIS DAY'S DOINGS.MORNING.

Cotitintlntion snlo of dry goods nt1 S. Pratt & Co.'s, at Snlcs llooin,at 10 o'clock.

Valuable licnl Kbtntc, nt SalesRoom, liy Ki V. Adams, at 12 noon.

AFTERNOON.Coricert nt Kmmn Square, 1 :30.

, EVENING.Gospel Temperance Praise Meet-

ing, nt Bethel, 7:30.

Ucthcls Hcv. Dr. Damon, nt 11

o'clock."Kofi Sheet Church: Rev. J. A.

Cnuan, morning nml afternoon.At St.. Andrews' Cathedral: Rev.

G. Wallace, morning and afternoon..ttiblo class at Fort Street Chinch

''Vestry, nt 3:15.

WE NEED PROTECTION.

Jt is positively certain that-i- f we

had more police protection, manyi flings thnt now happen would not.

The old man KAAiwr.uwr.tr whose

death wo reported yesterday, mighthave hnd an attempt made to save

his lifciif theipolicc authorities hadknown of the accident before hisdeath. They did not know till afterhe was dead and then only by tele-

phone from a private citizen.And yet they arc not to blame in

the matter. There is no policeman

nt Waikiki and thov haven't themeans to station one there. Therearc not enough to do so withouttaking thcin away from more impor-

tant stations.Mounted police were asked for

by the Police Department for thesuburban districts of Honolulu.They were plnccd on the estimatesand were stride out by n committeeof the Legislature. So that theblame does not-li-e on the Marshal'sDepartment. Still we feel thenecessity for these mounted policefor these suburban districts. Thereis hardly a week goes by but whatsome case turns up in which theabsolute necessity for this species ofvigilance is not felt.

It is commonly said in Honolulu,u whenever you want to go on a

spree, go down country, there arc no.police to interfere with you," andeven in Honolulu some districts can-

not have a policeman regularlystationed there, and the conse-

quence is that those who wish tooffend against the laws retire tothese spots lo do so.

It would redound to the credit of

the Ministry if they would providefurther funds for this importantneed in our city, and they will beheld lo be justly to blame if anyserious disaster happens from thewant of it.

EMMA SQUARE CONCERT.

'The Band will give a concert atEmma. Square, this afternoon at4:30 o'clock. Following is the

piogrammc:Swedish "Wedding March. .. .SodcinuuiOverture Taneredi Rossin i

Duct Trovatoro Veiil I

Selection Ei mini Vcrd iGavotte Little Flatterer EilciibcrgWaltz Gilded Youth, Waldteufcl

. t ' SHIPPING NOTE3.The C. R. Bishop will not return

.tillThe Mima will go to the Gilbert

Islands with South Sea Islanders,about Tuesday.

The Mokolii vyns discharged fromthe dock-yesterda- afternoon, andthe Nettie lMorrill .hauled up.

The Iwalnni brought 3481 pkgs ofHugnr which' are being shipping inthe Lady Lampson.

ThoLilioliho brought 1000 pkgs ofsugar from Ilouunpo.

Mr. Win Dnvlcs, mate of the Jas.JMakcc, has been rondo Cnptnjn ofthe iLilioliho.

LOCAL. & GENERAL ITEMS.

. Tin: two young men tried forJluliing with ginnt powder were lined$25 and costs.

" As interview witli a Socialist litis

been reported. Ho is said to bemeditating dreadful deeds.

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Mu, Noi.tki hns just opened afresh box of the best genuine Man-

illa Cignrs. Try them' they nrcgood,

Tni! committee on widening ,Aln-k- oi

Btrcvt did , ngt'.nject ycuterduy

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afternoon. They will meet nextTlnusday.

-- -Yksti'-iiday'-

s sale of the dry goods

bought by the late J. G. Tucker was

conducted by Mr. Kllis for F. S.

Prntt & Co.

FoitiiKs street, behind Knwninhno

Church, is in no better conditionthan the other streets, or rather con-

catenations of mud holes, in ourcity. .

TiiKttK is a regular pond and taropatch mud along 'tho foot path' fromMossman's corner to the PoliceStation. People who have to dobusiness there And it very annoying.

Tin: "Week of Prayer" will be

observed next week. Union meet-

ings will be held every moinittgat11 o'clock in the Rcthel, and everyevening at 7:30 in Foit streetChurch.

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It is stated that no less than tlucestyles of invitation cards for theCoronation hnvo been piintcd in

Kuropc and brought by the laststeamer. Couldn't they have beenprinted here?

.

Tub inquest on the accident tothe old man Knaivvcuwcu will beresumed at 1 p.m. to day. Thosewho were the cause of tho accidenthave made themselves known to theDeputy Marshal.

. -AsoTiir.it pond in front of the

Police Station. The holes were fill

ed up a short time ngo, but thematerial used was so soft that it iswashed and woin away already.Try again.

It is said in well-inform- crclesthat there is considerable difficulty ingettiug statements and vouchers ofexpenditure for the late trip toEurope in search of a crown. Mad-

ness rages in the Ministerial breastin consequence.

Wr. arc told thnt street crossingswere cleaned in the far-o- ff " long-ago- ."

It would be a good idea tokeep up the practice. Send some

of our vaiicgatcd-clothin- g gentle-

man down ovcry morning to theintersection of Fort and Nuunnuwith Queen, Merchant and Kingstreets.

"A Itr.viVAL?" will be Mr. Cru-znn- 's

theme Sunday morning. Inthe evening there will be a Gospel

Service. Mr. Cruzan will preach abrief sermon; theme, "Now?"

.After-meetin- g in the "Vestry. Thousual Y.M.C.A. prayci meeting willbe omitted, the after-meetin- g takingits place.

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Wk draw our readers' attentionto changes in the time-tabl- e androute of the Palama 'bus which will

be found iir another column. Thechanges will begin to-da- y. The'bus will no longer go lound bySchool sticct, but will go straightout to, Kalihi Bridge and back.The timc-tnb- lc of the Waikiki andPunahou loutes will also he changedon Monday.

Mnssits. Jno. A. Palmer and W.W. Kilbourn arc about to start inbusiness as druggists, at 113 Foitstreet, near Max Eckart's, with asplendidly assorted stock. Theywill keep open during the evening,and a person will be left in chargeon Sundays to attend to emergencies.All of us know Mr. Palmer's reputa-tion in this line; and his pleasantway of doing business, so that weanticipate quite u good share oftrade for the now firm.

Palama and Kalihi Route

Lino ol'OinnilniHHeH.Lc.lVll KlllihiHavel own. Jiiidgc.

0:00 A.M, 0:80 A.M.7:00 7:!)00:00 t):U0

12:00 p.m. ViM r.M.. 2:00 u::;o

4.00 hiiO.TjlO 5:100:0 7.000:00 (:!!0

Hiiiuhiy 'Jfiiin' ' ''O.OO A.M. fl;!!0 A.M.

1);00 U:3010:00 10:30" - 'MvViV.

12:15 r.M. isilor.M.2:00 , , , 2:!J0'4:00 1.110

, !i0;;i0 ' '7:00. . ' MOoA , .rt u " V:10 .i

Somk months ago Mr. HenryWaterhousc lost a very fine blackdog, a cross between a Gordonsetter and a water Spaniel. He ad-

vertised but, apparently, withoutresult. "When he was over in San

Francisco a' gentleman mot him nndsaid, "I sec by an advertisementyou have lost your dog." "Yes,"said Mr. "Watei house. "I linvc."The gentleman then gnvp, him paitl-- .cillars nilowho lind taken It. Fol--'

lowing up the chic thus given hefound it had 'been taken Noil It in awhnlcship and brought back and washot aX Healdsburg. Jtist befole he'left on the steamer it was to his de-

light delivered to hhn by express.It can now' be seen at his residence.If ho had never advertised he wouldnever perhaps have heaid of it again.

AuotiODtSales by E. P. AdamsTlUs Drty7s'timl'y '

J mm 1,v (till,At 12 noon, al Fnlcs Room, will ho miUI

llic following

OT.aO'aFS oi I-jiV-D'

.Situated in Uonoltilu, Oalm:, , ,

Lot 1 Contiins 4 taro pitrhcs in Hm- -

hattkoi j nrc.i 1 es,

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Ld( 2 Contains It tarn patches, In Him- -

naiiKoi; men aLot 11 Contains 2 tnro pntollo,JiiiKnmu

kfcla; in im 2 3400 nine.Lot 4 Contains Llnio patch, in Kumn.

keia; 0 .lore. '- -

For fin tlier pniticulun apply lo S. B.Dole, or to

E. 1 An vms, Auctioneer.

AUCTION SALES BY F. S.' PRATT & Co.

This Day, Saturday.Administrator's Sale at

Auction,ily order of the Admiiiistiator of the'

Estate of the lute .Iocili Tucker, theundersigned will sell nt auction on

Friday and Saturday,the Gth nnd fith of Januniy, 188'!, at thestoie founcily occupied Jiy the deceasedin Ucivar' Blpck, the , , i

Entire Stock of Dry Goosd, Ac.now on cxhiliitiou.

Thi stock compi iscs a gcncinl nssort-mci- il

of jVery (superior goods sdci ted liythe deceased in Europe expressly forthis market.

Will be sold without icscrvc.P. S. PRATT & Co. Auctionccrg.

Determined to Undersell !

Notice.VfOTWlTlISTANDIXG tins inipu.J.1 dent, ignoian and malicious no-

tice published in your paper by A. M.!Mcllis, reminding his peiional attack onme and Jii-- i ability to sell his goods atlied rock prices, and other similar fabri-cation matter. I would simply thnthis tirade by this method to deceive thepublic has King since been fully playedout, and cv'ea the li'itivo elimen't 'li.isbeen too often deceived bv over-charge-

and goods p.ilmcd oil" on the n cntiiclyaverse to what he represented them tobe.

Compare for one moment my large,varied and splendid stock ia my fancynml, di.v go,ds departments, with thelninhitiuc iisortinenl of nld Iellis.Sinre I dissolved piutnciMiip with A.3I.Mclli'? some two ycaisago, 1 liavc

niv place oi business four timesthe sielt was then: and my stock iseven now' too laige to ircoinnioditc thestoie. Is it nny wonder that I undcrullhim? It is not the slightest dinieultv forme to sell my goodr in any depaitmentfiom 25 to ijll per cent, lowcrthnn him,and 1 have facts lo piove this assertion,all of which Mclli is as fully awaie ofas tho public; but like some othcre ofhis niituie when dilllcully .irises tiaduf.illlng oil", &c, he ilsks Ji last chanceliy publishing a sickly cud to misleadthe public. The actual di.ivvb.ick to A.M. Mcllis is his uiiaenualutiuico witlithe E'istcni and wholesaleluimufiictiircrs, whicli sets him at sea,buying, as lie does, indirectly, payinghigh pi lees, and bcrausc he cannot com-pet- e

wlih me, owing to his purchasesbeing made tliiough eoniinlssloii agcii-cies- .

it would bctsi)nply ridiiiiilous forme to enninnio my choice, d

and varied stock, inipoiting, as I do,largely from uiicct luiiniifactiiringhouses abroad, with tho few lines of

of A. H. McIIIh, If one-thir-

of my Mock of lry or fancy goods wasplaced in A. M. tcllis' sinall store, therewould not Jie pulllvient room left lo evenhang the portrait of paid A.'JI. Mellis.I would advise Mr, Mellis to start out inthe new yiir wjth fair' dealing andhonestv'rcproscutatiomy and apply him-pel- f

to bis liusinctis instead of tnlslfyinghis neighbor and'niaking indescrcto asFcitious, vhlch acciisutlons evcntuullywill terminate .sadly ngalnsthim. To bejealous as A. 3f. Mellit lain ho consplcu.ously chovviijiiniself to bo liy Ills card,because ny d prices amigoods are drawing Qll'his small trade, isa sud omen indeed (o Mr. Mellis; hut ifhe cuunot compete with iiiq In goods andlow""pilces he initst sink into oblivion,as time mid tide waits for no man litthese enlightened days.

Ik'liqyjug from tlm'kind putronagoon mo t,hat the public fully rely

on my wojd that I ean undcisell A. 3t.Mellfo, that I always have and alwayswill. I remain, vcrv respectfullv,

OIIAB. J. I'lHHKb,Proptletor Leading Milllnerv House,21)0 Cor. Foit nnd Hotel Mh. ' lw

'FoV'rale,

Quo open iop Buggy togood older, (a seats)' Clleun for cash.

sw 'OAVKMAOH'b A'lliSC'V. '

wsKNOTICE-- e '

OWING TO UNUSUAL DEMAND THAT HAVE

1J31Q1 & BAKTON'S

ELEGANT SILVER

And, notwithstanding thelot we opened n fewweeks was the huge-i- t

nil ever leeched, weourselves quite out of

ninny at tick's.

Wr decided to makea llbeinl discount to allchasers of these goods nndof our

GORHAM SILVER WARE

until the ChristmasHolidays.

jf AlWe arc obliged lo order j

ft ncw'nipply nulnei.iiUly,In order to lie piep.ued forthose weddings which nic ito conic oil' soon. i

i E.

277

THE WE HAD FOR

thatago,

havellm'

hnvopur.

after

PLATED WARE

ll jSB Em

EmmmO. HALL & SOS'S,

277 2v

JUST RECEIVED,'A KIXi: ASS011TM1AT OK i ,

it t I

Boots? Shoes, Slippers, Sandals,, Ties, &c.AI."0

THE FINEST SELECTION OF GENTS' SCABFS,One in a Ijov, all of whichnrc i

Eminontty Suitable for Christmas ProustesA. W. JvTCHARDSON & CO.

NOTICETo Sliippei'S ol Xiviierlit.

mid X'aHweiicei'H perLULIKE & UlilllXJiV.

feTfe

the return of the Likcllicc onAFTER Januaiy 7th, she will behauled up for lcpaiis.

The Steamer ."Lehua"vwill be placed on the Likelike's route,iimbiM Icnvo on ,Tiicsilay,iJaiiifaiyl)tlifor the iisiiiil ports oif Maui riiul Hawaii.

The Steamer " Mokolii"will, take thy Lebua's route, and jvvillIcavc'on "Jfo'n'day, "January Olh, 'for Molo- -

icai ami liana, iviaui.Ei!"Thc iicconimodations of the Lchua

being limited, shippers: of 'freight vyilltake notice that' freight will only lieshipped in the order it is received. Thefirst down being the first shipped. 7Tofreight will be receipted for after 3p. m. on the day of departure of citherMU.III1U1.

28!) 4t WILDER & Co.

THE HAWAIIAN ALMANAC I AH,2TOJX 1 -,

IS nowicady and for sale at the v.ui.ous Book-stor- in any quantity by

T. U. TllKUJl,288 101 Publisher,

Notice.,rpiIK undersigned beg's to notify theX public that he is no longer d

with tile Fashion Stables of thiscity, and thcrcfoic will not be.rcsponsi-b'eforan- v

debts contracted after thisdate.

II. J. AQXEYV.Honolulu, Dec. 10, 18S2. 2fM lw

Notice.

A DIVIDEND of fclO per share inthe Hawaiian Agricultuinl Co.

has been declared and is payable toStockholders at tho office of t237 lvv C. BREWER '& Co. '

Notice.rpiIE Annual Meeting of the Kaplo-J- L

laid Pink Association will be heldat the armory, in this city, on Mondayevening, Januaiy 15th, 188!!, at 7 p.m.

A full attendance Is'iciiuested.H. MACFARLANE,

285 Secretary K. Y. A.

TWO OFFICES TO LET, on thoHour of the building occupied

by J. W. Kobcithon & Co 130'

FiiriiiHlicil ltooniH,ON KINO STREET, to let, 5 minutes

from Post Office.2.VJ CAVENAOHJS AGENCY.- e ri1' tt

FlIl'lliNllVll ItooiuM,fN SUITES and SINGLE, in desliabloL loealitv--, suitable for nilvqtu family50J CAVENAGH'S AGENCY.

TranslationsFROM Hawaiian to Englis h, and vice

Tonus modeiateCAVENAGH'S AGENCY,

201 88Kingstrcel.

UNION FKP.D COMPANY, A. W..Manager. 'See adveitlse-inen- t

on other page, 28

Q E. MANN, B. S.,IO TKAClir.Il OP DllAWINO,

DllAVOIITINO AKO TUB ScHtttCKH.287 No. 181 Fort'strcBt. lm

& GONSALB8, TDIAS No. f7 Hotel Btioct, Honolulu fImporters mid Deulerhiu Dry aiulFiinoy

Goods, luluid Work Etnuioideryi281) Ac, S;c., &c, j ,

&Wa would liero reninik

thnt we often hava.pccasioiito; f etui special onlurs forPlated or bllveYare, sonic-time- s

to he lnntkcd with aletter 6r nioliogrnm, whichis done In beautiful idylo.

i

Any ono wishing octa ofFolks mid J3poon,iori nny.thing else, maiked or notninikid, would do well toleave the oidcUb joou asi ossiiile.

t . ' '!! itlt

Call nnd examine theelieiinfifid goods bctoro theynieall gone. You nil kuovrthey mo to'he .found at

in r i

Notice. ' ' '

ALL patties indebted lo'D. v", Clarkrequested to settle the same on

or befoio the lUth instant; and all par-tic-s

having bills against the sanie arcrequested to present the' same withoutdelay. ,

Panics having 'clock,' watches' landjewelry ati my .Btorc, fon repairs, Willplease c ill for the same al oncc,nri I d

leaving tho Kingdoml-o- n the 15thllisiillll.'JOO lw D.,W..CLARK.J )

A Good' Chance 'rpObuyo, Shooting Outfit, consistingX ot 1 Colt's brecch.loading Shot

Gun, 12 gauge; 1 cartridge beltSO'dinusshells,, l,shopting,pQat, rl eartridgoioxtractor, 1 cap extractor, 8 wooden decoyuucKs, iinu rn assortment 'oi snoi; povv- -

uei, chiis ,iiiui; wnus.i .hnqiiiro nt tuiBOnifcc. 2C0

A Card to' the Public.

A CERTAIN statement emanatingfrom Chas. J. Fished in liis

in'one of our native papers,has appeared In several' issues of late,wheicin bo basely uses my name, settingforth to the public that ho can under-sell me, and soliciting patronage inlthiscunning, scheming way., I desire towain the public of his 'baseness and toconvince all that my good aio alwaysmarked down to bed lock'piiccs, and Icannot lie undersold by' said Fishcl,besides my goods arc always fresh1 andnew. Jtespectfully, ,

A: M. MELLTS, Proprietor,'Honolulu Clothing.'Enipbriiiin, ,

288 lw 104 Fort Street;

BOOTS & SHOES!

Footgear of ail'MudB, ,.

and to suit eVery'pnrse.

HaB just opened and !( now selling ai i t ,

Speldnld Stoclc ', ,

of Jioots an'Q Stipesof tho best workmanship.nnd'ieatest

. styles, u i

Embroidered Christmas Shippers,'

GentlemciiV FJno Wcnr in.English Walking Shoes, .j,

Tho '' Stronghold" English Walking Qailars

lliuf ijcycr i ji. '

French CnlMsln Diess Roots,Riding Rpots, Plantation, Roots-- ,

Ladies' and Children's Boots and Shoes1 'i,

in the latest fashions.ItSTA largo'stock of French Dressing.

F, PERT?, -

1 1-- 1 Xort Street,2(11 ly Opposite P.an'ntcon Rubles'

T6'lsct. ,( ,:''.' .'ThosoSnlciidid' PVcinlse1 No'

ipt) Ucretiinin street. Amily toi ' ,ia. JiijUiua'Attu, '

n.. ij.i i iri.... ,.iM....287 lw VO f WIWB"1"''!"V,AI 3.

-- MMteiB ckjfew. rtPfcw '!$f ! "j

, fain

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TELEPHONIC.Dlmohit Hcall,"Jan. D, G:30 n.tn

Liglit iioilhly Mind.Nothing in sight.

ARRIVALS.Jnn. 5

Sclir Hnlenknln from l'cpcekcoJnn (i

Stmr Kilattca lloll from KahiiluiSchr Knlulirt from KoolntiSolir Mile Morris from Lnuul.Schr Wnioli from KolinlaSclir l'oholki from KomiSclir Jcninu from Olowalu

departures"Jnn. fi

Slmr Jns Mnkco for KuunlSchr Moi for LtmpMtiochnuSclir I'ntiuhi for Kukiiilini'lu

ySSELS LEAVING THIS DAYHehr f.iholiho for I'antiluuiDKlncnoch Lcc for HumboldtSclir Glaus Smockuls forCoquhnbo

PASSENGERS.FofWhidvvnrd rpoiteipoidwii

Jan. o'Mts Ulla P'aiV, Mis. C"Wall, Hon 1) H Wnhine, J K Cook,1) It Fyfe, J K Koknula imd about70 deck.

For Kauai, per James Makcc, Jan5 r T T SoelycY'G'Gdoctacro andwife, Miss llniris, Col Jcfftcss, JnoA Moore, C A J Gunning and 25others.

.VESSELS IN' PORT.Hrtrlr f!iiliiirlimBark Lady Lampoon. Mni.MouAm schr Clnus, SpreekelsBktne Loch LccAm term Eva,Haw brig Niulto, CameronA'm bUijjJtlpHc,

VESSELS EXPECTED.Hip Name From JlnoStmr,City of.N. Yoik Jm Sydney, .TnnloSttnr Sue,, fiom S..F. .fan 17Stihr fiom S. P. Jnn 21Br bk Ullock fin Livuipool, DecBr ship Ambassador, fin NewcastleBark Loch Lcc, fin Newcastle, DecBk C R Bishop, from 'Brcnicn, Fib 10Bk Janet Couit, fm Liverpool, MarchBk Abcr Amnn fm Glasgow, Dt cAm bk Amv Turner from Boiton, Jnn 28Am bktne Elinor Vernon, fmN.I.Mh 15Haw hclir Julia, fm S 8 Islands, DueAm bktne Amelia, fm PtfBlnkclcy, DueAm bgtnc V II Meyer fm Faucis,, DueAm tern Datokn, fm Pt Blakclcy, DueGr bJvOanopus fm Bremen, jFeb 7Brs fe'C THook,fin 'Hongkong, - DueAm bjrtnc W G Irwin fi" S. F. Jan 15Haw bk Kalnknua fm S. F. Jan 12Am tbktnu Ella fm S. F. Jan 20Br ship Glcnbcrvic fm Liverp'l, Mh

IiOSt? ,

A TERMER DOG, of 'greyish color,cars cut, long tail. Handsome re.

ward will bo given for the return of thesame.. to Axtonk Rosa, GovernmentBlillding. 280 lit

"Wnntcd,A, SITUATION ns Caipentcr or BossJ? 7orila Plantation. Addiess. X.Y.Z.,this Ofllce. 288 lvv

' ATTENTIONV"VNERS, .whojaio lri possession of

. J f' large qhtihtitics of

-- i and wish to dispose of them, nrc respect-fully requested to communicate, citherpereonallv or hr letter, to

(.w F..HORN, .Pib-'nee- r Btcam Candy Facloiy Si Bnkcry288 Hotel Sticct, Honolulu. lm

Merchants Storekeepers..JOJtlJ XBAH IB JliUSlU 1 (ICl . hiii. In s.iv that all mcichants and

sloickecpcrs will Ibid it to their inteiesttopntionic me li outsuic ncip is

to adjust accounts, auangc books,and "cncralbuslneii. iunlteifortho newyc.uvll .

OJ" Commercial matters of every des-c- ilotion attended to.

J.t E. "WISEMAN,,l , ' GciicrabBiisincss Agent,

2011m- - ' ' 27Mciclmiit hticct.

To MercIiniitH,V,f ASTER Mechanics, and Othew.JtI. The services of a live nndjicllableCollector of Bills has bcen,cngagcd,forthe expiration of, the present quarterami 'year. All accounts sent here forcollection will receive prompt nttcnliou.Commission moderate. RcturiiK made

283 Cayexaqii'b Abkxcy.

, lVunted Immediately,A SMART active boy, who has had

some schooling, to make himselfusoful in a htoie, and know'H soniothlitgabout driving ,,ho&Affio285,3v Employment Agent.

STOVES! .

RANGES!'AOATK WAUB!

Cluuulclicrfl,1'eiulaiitg, imd

' StaiHlTjumpH,

A splendid and varied absoitnient

Just Opened I

SAMUEL NOTT,, "ty-'Fort- i Street. --iW

it.t.i M '

Al C 'miy

""1 "-- $ " p """WHf

W

JtftonlWt

Oceanic Steamship Oomp'y,THE A 1'?-.- .

Iron Stoamor Suez,1)011, COMMANDKIt

Will Icavo Honolulu

FOR SAN FRANCISCOJanuary 22ml.

Poi-helg- or passage, having supeiloraccomodation!!) apply to

la I W.m. G. litwi.v & Co., Agents.

twPAOlFlC MAIL Steam-SJsE-

ship Company.FUU SAX K HANOI SCO,

The Splendid $leamshlpCity of Now York,

Cobb - commander,Wilt k.ic Honolulu fur San FrancKco

" ' - on oi about Jan. li).

FOll SYDNEY via AUCKLANDThe Splendid Steamship

Australia,, r k

'arlllV- - MacUnLlcr,On or about Jnn. 21,

For freight or passage apply to theuhdci'dgncd agents,

jWjoare npjvprppared.to issue ticketsto oan rraucisco iinu iciuru iur piao,the Round Trip.

II. II.VCKKUI.II it Co.

3ftv FOU SAN FRANCISCO.f4t3fflg- -

ii "j ,7Tk, v 1 1Xfe 'flic clipper barkLady Lampson,

Marfton, ... Master."Will have tpiluk dispatch for the aboveport. For freight or parage apply tt

Cmiir.vv'irii &" CfKrAgenK

f4. FOR SAN 'FRANCISCO.

Ssi- - The fine clipper baik ,

Gabarien,Hubbard, - - - Master,

Will have quick dispatch for the aboveport. For freight or parage apply to

I'Atvri.i: & Cooke, Agents

T. R. FOSTER & Co.'s

Line of Steamersi

a rtThelwalarii; .3irGUInvrr.s, - ..""'. Commander,

Runs regularly to Kona and Kan, asper follow, ing timetable:

Leavks Honolulu at 4 im. onTucsdav, Jan 0 Tuc-da- v, Feb 20iFrhlay," Jan 10 Fiiday, March 2Tuesday,, t.Ian 80 Tuesday, !Mafoh 11!

Friday, Feb 9 Friday, March 23

Ariuvj:s at Honolulu:Wcdnesdny, Ja 17 "Wednesday, Fe 28Saturday, Ja 27 Satuulay, Ma 10

"Wednesday, Fe 7 "Wednesday, Ma 21Saturday, Fc 17 Saturday, Ma 31

The O. B. Bishop,cameiiox, - - Commander,

Leaves Honolulu every Mondavat 5 p m., for Nawiliwili, Koloa, Elcele,and "Waiinca, Kauai.1 RctuiniiiK, leavesNaw iliwilbcvcry Fiiday evening. ,. i

The James Makee,mcdoxai.ii, - - Commander,

Leaves HonolulucvciyrThtirsdnynat 5 p.m. forKapaandKilaucal I Returning1 leaves- - lCapaa-cvci- y

Tuesday evening.

zf?&, iSteamer Likelike,TgtesBfe- - King, - Mnster.

Leaves Honolulu each Tuesday nt4 p.m., touching at Ijiliaiim, Mna-lae- a

Bay, Mnkena, Maliukona, K- -nwnllini.. riimitnlifir.linf. ntwl-- "; ....-..- ..- - - -. ,i, j

jcocuriiing, win loiicu abt uu luu.nlovp ports, arriving at iionoiuiuencu touiuiny a.m. 1

UIi; FAST SVII.IM1

Schooner Ehukaiwill inn icgulnily

TO "WAIALUA EVERY MONDAY,Returning on Tliuisdny, weather

permitting'.For fi eight or passage apply to the

Captain on board, or to181 t i , AvF.iCopKE,"Agcnt.

Sohooner "Emma,"Will ileayo IIdnolulu EVERY TUE&

DAY at 4 p. m.,FOR WAIALUA AND WAIANAE.

Returning Satuidays,'For freight or passage, having superiorcabin accommodations, apply to

15 1 Mackaulane & Co.

t37" Every lady bhouhUhec tho'NovyPatterns which Miih. Mnrii.m has justleceivcd diicct from Paris. -- i

A. FEANK COOKE,

Ofllce, coinor Nuuanuand Queen blicels,Honolulu, II. L,

Agent for tho following Packets:"Wallelc, j, "Waioli,"Wuichu, yV AVaiiualu.Ma)olo, juJUmis Kaluua,Maun, 59Kk Julia,

Ka Moi, and Ehukai.

Ee4 Flag, Yfith .White ,BaU.. mi. . ! '

To It,Unfurnished Rooms, five2LARG.E 'walk fiom Post Ofllce.

27a Cavkxaqu'h Aoencv.

- FRESH nnsigiinient ofPilmcAfldiimcMic 'I'urkcyrt.. ' '' z ": Cavmsaoji's A0E.NCV.

LOUIS ABLER,113 Nuunnu direct,

IlUN JllHt lloCOlVCtlE tmr " Suez,"

A lnrgo invoice of all the latest Myles of

BOOTS SHOESincluding n line assortment from the

well known mniiiifactureis, Buck- -

iiighnm & Hcckel, who have no(final On the Pacific Coast.

GKENTS FINE CALFdoiigres, Hullim and Buckle Shoes.

Ladies' Sandals, Tics, &c.

Boy's and Youth's Boots and Shoes,Gent's Splendid Call Boots.

Abo, n line assortment of

which will be olleicd at a bargain.277 Um

KSARTISTIC--!

WALL PAPERS,Ceiling Decorations,

FREEZES, DADOS,

AMI

JJOUDEKS.

A splendid and varied nsioilnicnt

JUST OPENED.

221 LEWERS & COOKE- -

i ii ltil rt j I? ft '" '-- Mil up '' .1 i

' '!California ' -,

Furniture

..n,'- - . Cdiirpariy,

WARE-ROOM- Nos. fiO nnd r8

QUEEN STREET.

THE LARGEST AND HOST COMPLETE

STOCK OF

FUENITUEEIII the Kingdom,

Mhich will be

i

Sold at the Lowest Rates.

EASY CHAIRS,

LOUNGES, and

MATTRESSES

Made to older at short notice.

,, i E. P. ADAMS,1 .' i l . i ,

...t i. ... .'i ' i

,.!. Agent.,, ii . '

Telcpli'o'neNo.'i73..' '207

GO TO

The Beaver SaloonFOIt

Christmas Gifts'For SmokciH. Look nl thU list :

'lob.ict'0 and Cigaii, liict hraiisdTobacco pnuclicii and boxesMatch boesG. 1). D. hilar 100I pipesMeerschaum pipes,Olgiu and Cigaielte Ho)deriPipe Ktcnih f i oiii 2 to 21 Inches longAmber npiiitli.pivci--"Wood cigar and cigarette holdcirt

All tlieso nrc quite new and Mf the llnestbrautlu.!J78 II. J. NOLTE.

Water Notice.Ofllce Sup't Water "Works,

Honolulu, July a, 1882.A LL persons having Water Privileges

X. are not tiled that their Water Ratesaro payable Bcml.aiinually, in ndvance,at the otllce of tl-- Superintendent ofWater Work, foot of Jfuuanu hticct,upon tho lnt day of Jaiiunry mid July of.cacti year. OlIAB. U. WlLSOK'

WWOVMtcr Works.Bl KfK.Uii'Miulbter of Interior. sol

BJLi

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2 Sa

6 tsssxlr.i

Ladies' and Gent's

Goldi niul Silver, Watches

Just to hand.

Every "Watch warranted asreptcsentcd.

y miSISTOiairflhaltfimiriii)tiijQStfraprd riBmrHilaMrii Mr

vtoiraioBtiiSlaUafisih'CroralooliIlllo mVVN. US.MINTASBAY. f

Fac-simil- c of Silver Cases.

.

No

Actual weight..ofGoldi

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With

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05 'ci

ooBr. Mclncniyt

Agent for this Kingdom,N. 13. Howard of imita-

tions, as I linyo discoveredscvcial silver watches benr-in- q

the name of WaltliamAVatchcs," which arc of SwissManufacture, and aro sold aagenuine Wnltham watches.

i :ni,"fflri,if2Spi I

VVttisitoCtrtifnfcthAtlho nccpnipTroinerniCAlamTcdjttth ctirTnoc auk

iBOunriinlDctlVlB UNITED STATtS MlNTASSAyV,

(21") Facsimile of Gold Cnsoa

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Honolulu Undertaking Association,.

GEO. F. WELLS, Manager; VvEDWARD LYCANj Funeral Dlroclor.

Telephone and Night Alarm, No. 29 ; OiUce in rear of Wells' Music Store.

TI7"E would respectfully call your ntl enuoli, to our, SUPERIOR JFACIL1TIE)TT fordblngcvtrything in our 1 life. '

An Elegant and Expensive HeraseHas been imj oilcil direct fiom New York. Our "Embalming and C.ire.o'f the DeadUin the hands of a letiied Physieiau of large experience, who will give his bestcl'osts to this'Scicntitlc branch of the buslnois. Everything that money c'oftldbuy; everything lhntpiaelic.il and scientific knowledge could suggeBtj.has bcucarefully considcrel.

"Wo arc Now ltently, ami our Chsirfres will bo Moderate.'S X'Uvtt-s- , XSoIok, SIn-oiul- s,

And everything appertaining to the busbies-- , constantly on hand.From 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Telephone, 17!). Night Alarm Telephone, 201.

WALTHAM

-- AT-

BKOGLIE, SPEAR & CO?S.

75 FOilT ST11EET. -- '

237 ' ' . Jaw aiiii

or THK

ONE PRICE MECHANICS! BAZARCoiner of Foil and Merchant Streets,

To-D- ay To-Dt- iy !

- .an Entire

To-D- ay -i, . -. . UNew Stock'of - w

kGouts', Youth's and Boy's Olothingt y

And a genei.il of FiiinMiingGoodi-- , just received ux.Meainer Zealand!,

,

10 "lore riihc to arrivu per Huvx and City ol'Kvriiivy. '

Rcnieiiibef, the pil(,u lb plainly marked on each nitlcle, front which there Is'no deviation, To puicluihcm to the amount of ij.1, or over, i per '

"'" " cont'difScouiit. (Noboolcaa-ounMkep't.- i.

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Hloru oiiuii from ti.in. to 8 p.m. Kiilurtluy uvtiU"KMtiuoa..S. W.LEDEREIt, Manager.- - (252) J, L. ROSENBERG.

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!,, J. iVi. OAT, Jr., ( CO.Still ionei-t- s and ISotib, ,Pce?fhJ9U

llitvq Jusl Received, ox Sue,tJAIIIXKT I'HOTO AMIIMIH, AlITOi.It.Vl'II IIOOKH, .

1'ltOMF.XAIH: AH, VVttfiKH, VXl'KH, K.VlifcOrJK, , ,n,

Base Bailsiahd'Batsr): Diaries for"l883.Now is tho time to Millscilbo rjil

' iyA'11 orders will bc'lilled ) ' ' i "" '' J

25U Gazetto Block, Jfo. !15 Merchant Htroet,.- - "Sn' ''

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pw - .,Established 1880t.

J. W. ROBEETSON & CO.,(8UCCK85011S TO II. M. WIUTXKY.)

Importing, and Manufacturing Stationers,PUBLISHERS,

Printers and Book-Binder- s,

N03. 19 and 21 Merchant street,

The Oldest, Largest, and CheapestStationery Establishment In the Kingdom.

Keep constantly on hand a large assortment ofUlnnk Hooks, of nil descriptions;

Foolscap, Legal una 1)111 Cnp,Journal mid Trial Buliuicc Papers,

Linen Paper nnd Envelopes, nil sizes;

and Copying Inks, in quarts, pints and'eonos.Mucilnecn nil sizes, especially adapted to this climate;

Drawing IVpcr nnd Pencils ' ' ,

Trnoing Paper nnd Cloth,Transit Book, Field nnd Level Books, adapted for the

of Surveyors nnd Engineers;Memorandum nnd Pass Book",

Silver nnd Perforated Cnnl Board,Shipping Tags', Shipping Receipt Books and Pads,

Note, Drnft, nnd Receipt Book?,

And numerous other articles In our line to befound in a well kept stock

MUSIC! MUSIC!We have made such arrangement with Mrislc Agcxts, as will cnnblc us

hereafter to keep on hand full assortment, and nlso to receive the litlcst-plccc- asthy are published. Any special order will receive best nnd prompt atten-tion. 182

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MAX ECKART,Watchmaker and Manufactur-

ing Jeweler,Nos. 113 and 115 Fort Street, Honolulu.

Splendid New Stock of Solid

Elegant Gold and(illvcr.riatcd "Ware, &c, &c.

Commercial Ideas!of Real tc will alwaysOWNERS to their advantage to placo

their houcs and lands in my care fordlspo-al- , ns I am the only acknowledgedReal Estate Broker on the Islands,

Agents nnd Planters, nnd nil other em-

ployers of mechanics and laborers willdowell to notify mc when vacancies oc-

cur.Lcae, deed', bonds, mortgages, and

all .other legal paqers drawn in properform.

lUlls Collected,Books and accounts kept,

, Custom entries,Letters, ami Engrossing done,

and general bu incss ofllcc woik ofevery description attended to and alwayson the most reasonable terms.

JOSEPH E. WISEMAN,Office 27 Merchant Street, Honolulu

Telephone 172. P. O. Box, 815

tfAllPAPER!A.Largo Assortment

or Tin:

LATEST STYLESOF

Fine Wall PapersAND

BORDERS!Just received, nnd for sale by

WILDER & CO.

I&b. Call nnd examine. 147

MAS & GONSALESNo. 57 Hotel Street.

INLAID WORKFrom Madeira s

Work Boxes nrid Tables,'

Parlor Tables, Writing Desks.Paper Knives, Rulers,

Glove, Hnndkerchlef, & Jewelry Boxes,Hair Chains, iSecKiaces,

- Biacelels, Ear-rin-

Bioochcs, fee, Sec.

EMBROIDERED SLIPPERSIn dllfcrciit style, and veiy low

prices; iiImi, just rccoimlnow lines of

Holiday Goods!per Suez.

Embroidery nnd Cipchct Work,'All the above will bo found in great

variety, mid excellent quality,' together with all the

O " usual itook of '

Dry .Goods EstabliHlnncnt.A cull will you hiimlbomely for

tUv trouble. fUU ly .

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pwii "Jynig'" ' n """wy "'" 'V"R'y"'I.- -

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Gold and Plated Jewelry,

Silver Watches.

180

TO LET n Cottage, contain.ina: 7 rooms, with stnblin- - andevery convenience. situated on

the. Plains, one mile fiom town. Arte-sian'we- ll

water. For particulars applyto A. FERNANDEZ.200 lm at E. O. Hall & Son's

George Cavenash,XPERT ACCOUNTANT. IntricateIT and complicated accounts adjusted.

Illuminated writing,Engrossing, &c, &c-- ,

done to order. Will prepare Deeds,Leases, and Mortgage, in legal form.

Book-keepin- g in evciy form,Bills Collected. Making up mechanics'

accounts and books a specialty.2o!t Agency, 88 King st., Honolulu.

PLANTATION GOODS.Simple Belting,

Helvetia Laces,Tuck Packing,

Sugar Coolers,Clnriflcrs,

Fire Clay,Hemp Packing, with or without India

Rubber,Babbit Molal,

Barbed Fence Wire,Mining Steels,

Hoes, 'Pickaxes,Cane Knives, with or without hooks,

Hand and Smith Hammers,Shovels, Axes,

Jnckscrcws, Vices,.Steam-pip- e Brushes,

Patent Slenm.plpc Covering,Lubricating Oil,

Cement, Steel Rails,r Sugar nnd Conl Bags,

Twine, &c, &c.

For sale by

ILIIACKFELD&Co."Oct. 10th

A. iNeiv JLoL ulDurham

SmokingTobacco

Ami Cigarettes,Just Received nt

2 15 A. H. Cleulioi-i- i & CVh.

FOR SALE, a Xo. 2

Warehouse Feed MillGrinds from 5 to 10 tons per-da-

Also, pul)eys, belts, etc., nil In goodorder; (.m bu run by steam or hoiopower, just the nrtjclc for u plantation,

ALSO,

HAY, OATS, CORN,Wheat, Bran, Hurley, Whole niii'V'

Ground, Mixed Feed, etc,AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST

, .01) . LAltfB .Co., Ul Fort el.

Money will not accomplish every-

thing, it appears, even though one

possesses ns much of It ns docs Mr.W. W. Corcornn, of Wnsltinton.'J'lmt well known and philanthropicmillionaire wished, a shoit time ago,so snys n Washington paper, to enlargethe Arlington Hotel in thnt city, andaccordingly sent n note to Mrs.Freeman, who owns a flue brown-ston- e

hoiisc adjoining it, asking whatvalue she placed on her property, andoffering to send her his cheek for theamount. Hut great was his chagrinon receiving a reply to the effect thntMrs. Freeman hud for a long timewished to have a larger flower garden,and that if Mr. Corcoran wouldkindly denot the value he placedupon' the Arlington Hotel property,it'would afford her 'great pleasure tosend him her check for the amount.And now they say Mr. Corcoran hasabandoned his ideas of hotel mana-gement.

OrSWliitc open front shirts, ntChns, J. Fishcl's Lending MillineryHouse.

-- -B6T Ex Zcalnndin, Gents fine

Tweed Suits, aChns..T.'Fislicl's.

3F The lnrccst selection of Ladles'Flchucs nnd Collarettes of the latestPatterns nrc to be had nt tho HonoluluClothing Emporium of A. M. Mki.ms,101 Fort Street 271

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VST Good unbleached cotton11 yards, for only 1.00, nt Clias.J. Fishcl's Leading Millinery House.

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IgTi, Gents' Silk Suspenders (some.thing new) will be sold during the lloli.day's at the Honolulu Clothing Enipori- -

urn of A. M. Mki.mp, 101 Foit Street. 271.

JSQy-40- 00 yards of Qucchcc nil woolflannel, from 25 cts. up, at Clias. J.Fibhcl's Lending Millncry House.

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OF Wanted n suite of looms, withboard, in a private family, for lady andgentleman, in a respectable neighbor-hood. Address J. E. Wiseman, RealEstate Biokcr. 280 lw..

J6SyPlain Sateens all colors, atm t n:..i iv. r i: ni:n:; ,

ivu.is. i. jc muui a juukuiji iuuiiiiuiyiHouso. 235

??" A lino selection of Ladies' SatfnCorsets can be jluu pit the , HonoluluClothing Emporium of A. M. Mki.ms,101 Fort Street. 271

"AVIULIAlHTOrsailTH;STOCK BROKER,

NO. 88 Merchant Street,Honolulu, H. I,

Bugnr Plantation, Railroad,Telephone, and other Corporation Stock,

Bonds and Similar Securities Boughtnnd Sold on Commission.

Money lo ined on Stock Securities.Honolulu, Oct. 1st, 1882. 214

A. G. ELLIS,STOCK BROKER, Will buy or sell

Stock, Bonds, andOther Marketable Securities;'

Althcir market value for cash.21.1 Office Willi E. P. Adams. Auct'r.

ADDITIONS to our formerGREAT ex Suez, Kalakaun, and Cityof Sydney, of

Ship Chandlery & Ship Stores:Cordage hemp Manila, cotton duck,Flax canvas, llax sail twine, beeswax, hBlocks, oars 8 to 24 ft; shackles,Bales of oakum, hooks and thimbles,Club blocks, snatch blocks, row-lock-

Iron strap blocks, must beads, shicves,Metaline and patent bushings.Stockholm tar, pitch, coal ttuytar oil,Bright nnd black vainishes, whe riggingMarline, seizing houscllne, ratlin,Spunyarii, caulking irons, copper tacks,Iron tacks, connecting links,Maiiiu spikes, caulking mallets,Mast hoops, hand spikes, pitch mops,Tar brushes, &c.Paints and Paint Oil, a full assortment

of all kinds and colors;Pacific Rubber Paint, a new lot, includ- -

nil the various colors;Brushes Paint, varnish, pencil, white-was-

paste, nitist, shoe, icriib, andsash a good assortment of each;

Axes and hatchets, wood mid bliingllug;Ship lanterns and side-light- s the Regu-

lation article.Groceries and Provisions.A full assortment of fine groceries,

some choice varieties ofcanned goods:

Table pie fruits, jams nnd jellies, a nowin nun., jiui up oy a new iinn, una.wo. can highly recommend them" asbelngsoHiethlng really nice;

A now lot of Tens, including borne supe-rior Japan varieties;

Sugar Rcllncd nnd raw;,Hams, bacon, lard, smoked beef, in tins,

new article;Curried fowl, curried oysters,Plum pudding, kits salmon be'lies,Kits mackerel, kits tongues nnd sounds,Codfish, cheete, Oxford sausai-- , in this:Raisins, in ., if nnd yt boxes;Raisins, in tins; curiums in 4 & 71b tinsPickles, In 1 gal., gal., (ps, & 5 gal kgsCorn March, tapioca, vermicelli,Macaroni, dried npples, prunes, plupis,

peaches nnd pears.FLOUR AND BREAD.

Golden Gate extra family, Eldorado,Golden City, Graham, out and corn mealAti'illum lirpitil. rmanrtpfl r.iiwl.-nV-

Ginger snaps, Jnll'jysalooii pilot bread,Soda biscuits, rice and collee,HJIII1U llllll SITJU (HI,Sperm candles, 4s nnd Os, tAll (ftha (tOovc mill be sold at the

JJest JTurfrtt Jlatcs,Buyers'aro most resnqrtfnlly; liiyilcd to

call and examine our Mock.

iw B0LLES4C0,

i,W1 JipiuiUJSH,

Silvbi. ftSilvcv. Sil-ver- .

In consequence of

34 Cases of Holiday Goods 34Have been received by

Chns. J. FIS1IEL, of thoCoiner Fort nnd Hotel

21 pes of fine Ulterldnn S. P. Castors,24 pes of silver plated cake baskets,24 pes of silver plated butterdishes,20 pes of silver plclke dishes,!M pes of silver goblets,00 pes of silver spoon holders,24 pes of silver card receivers,ilO pes of silver vases,18 ties of silver cuiis.45 dozen napkin rings,

0 dozen dessert spoons nnd forks,

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can be expected as I am determined to sell these goods-Bri- ng

what, they lilng on account of want of room.

C'lIA.S. .J. IT" I.SI IltJr.,

Bruce Cnrtwrlght. W. H.

Union FeedCA11R1KS

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Largest and-- OF-

HAY, GRAIN,Of AH description, and gunrantccs to keep n full supply

constantly on hand.

BSrScnd orders to A. W. BUSH, Fort St., Honolulu..

J. W. ROBERTSON Go's

Subscription Departmentprcparcd'tp receive further orders for nny Paper or Magazine publish

In California, the EiMem Stntcs, Canada, and Europe.P'nt time' we receive by over one hundred nnddinercnt Papers and Magnzines, published in the English, French, German, nndiScandinavian Languages,,

as our Miiiscnption list large, weMagazines at 11 low late of Subscription.

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Something New !

Concentrated CiderA Most Refreshing Drink.

Every family should use it. Will keepgood'for The cheapest and

best out.:

GIVE IT A TRIAL !

To be obtained only atS. J- - LEVEY & Co;s.,

208 Fort sired.

THE OLD CORNEREstablished, 1858.

ILykt Bnos., : : Proprietors.

M E ALSServed up in llifct-cla- ss at all hours

Open from 2 a. m. to 10 p. m.

Always on hand

Cigars, Tobaooo, Pipes&e., &c. Also,

Iced. Drinks!75

FOIt SALE

OHIA and LEHUAFIRE WOOD

At $13 per

Apply to

A. F. Cooke,213 Uin Foot of Nuunnu street.

FIRE WOOD!FOR SALE,

.A.t 10 a Cord.Apply to

S. M. CARTER,1U7 S. S. Wharf.

GKORGK LUCAS,

nnd Builder,- -

Honolulu Stcrun Planing Mills, Espla-nade, Honolufii.

Manufactures all of Mouldings,llrackets, Window Frames, Uliiuls,

Sashes. l)oorn, and all kinds of Wood-vyor- k

flnlsh. Tinning, Seiolltind Uab'lSawlnj. All kinds of Sawing and Plan-ing, Morticing and Tenanting.

Orders promptly attended to mid workguaranteed. Orders from thu other Is-lands solicited 21

CHAMPAGNE CIDEJfrom the purest materials,

It the best norHintoxIcatlng , ,drink on tho land$ I '

" It ivlll thoroughly refresh tho jailedand wearied body."

.1. FiNlivr, l.'IXlllliu Mti'uci.52T Town orders may bu left ut Mrs.

, .Wolk'SiKlui? Struct. h53;

Lending Millinery Store,

rsr-- i --'' "-- mp. 4H" W- W- - -- - . j

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streets, consisting of .

Assortment of glove nnd hnndk'f boxes,Writ Inc desks, yWork Boxes vLadles' toilet sols,Albums, viTraveling necessaries,Lcntlicr card cases, '$Ull enifrnvlnirs. .Tlfll,vilr,a i 'wirf '

Picture frnmes,&c., &c, &c.

LeiittlnffMimiicry torc.7

Luce. A. W. Busln

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Best Stock!t i! : u

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AND FEED

arc eunbled to furnish the Papers, and182 i

!If yoa want to sec the

Largest Stock of LeatherIn'thc.Klngdom, ',

oto 4 qneen Street.' tl

f-you want to see -- y

The Best Quality of LeatherIn tho Kingdom,

Wo to 4 qtieen Street.,

If you want to

Buy leather at the LowestPrices in tho Kingdom, ' '

o to 4 luccn Mtrcct

If you want to'Buy theBest Quality of Groceries

In.thc Kingdonij

o to 4 queen Mtreet.

If you want

More for your Moneythan you can buy elsewhere in

the Kingdom,

' Go to 42 Queen St.M. W. McCHESNEY & SON.

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THE EVILS OF PAINTINGAmi thoir Itcmctly.

" It has been said with much truth,too, that houso painting might, withstudy and acquirement of biste, resumeits rank as a liberal art." Painters' 1MniiuiU. fT.'wwi,ey,ng 'll0 ,0 orue,A.B.

now reorganized his "systemof working the business iu Honolulu.In the first place he has secured the scr.vices of that celebrated artist, Mr. MaxKonr formerly of San Francisco, whosowork in the line of phi in nnd decorativepapcr.linnging, frescoing, &c, Is up totho present time unsurpassed, and onthese- Islands has never been equalled,lor house painting jobs first-clas- s inc- -chanics onlyi will be employed. Infuturo patrons can depend upon iijy"tlllling every order on tho most scientificbasis, known to tho trade.

The Sign Painting nnd Lctterinc'dc-- 'partment will bo permanently presided'over bv Jlr. f'F.n.RTi.T.i.-i.i.- .. V...i.comment umicccbsnry.j

fi -- or or trcscos forceiling and cornices. Something new;and if you want any glass put in cull at

"Tiger PaintStore? ? '&

W -- y 78 Klngjjtrcct.IHtEAiaNG HOji3ES

IN OKXUINU BTVI.K.

WALLACE JACKSON--fc- tlio thpfoiigli experiene(Ml Ilfirxtrt lirnillrm iftulw.n

iHSS tho public to know thatlin Ifl flllll' llmhnro.1 4,.

take charge of stock, and guaranteesto break them thoroughly on hisRanch, and attend corefully to feedingand (gearing horses. He hus.now In

W-"-- ' lobrated, jitecds.-U- B

JlhicK Thorn and other thoroughbreds,and has tho exclusive chorgo of nil ofMr. Jas. Campbell's stock. Excellentrecoiiimeiidntions. .Charges mdenite.t Onlcrs left at the Pniitlieou UUiIiIch

.ylH be promptly ttttvuacU lo, 250 lw

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