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t-- f . 'j,Is printed and published nt tho omoe,yuoen sircci, jionomiu, n. i., kicijafternoon (Sundays excepted).

Subscription. - 50 conls per Month.

""BUM.KTI.V.Address all Communications Daily JAdvertisements, to ensure Insertion,

should bo handed lu before one o'elock

Danlol Logan Maunglug EditorNorman Logan Associate Kdttor and Ac

cotiutiuu. toyt. A. S. Boals Collector and Shipping

Itcportur

Bulletia Steam Printing Office.

Newspaper, Book and .lob Printing ofnil kinds done on the inot f.ivorableterms.

JAS. G. CLEVIOR, Manager.linll Tolcliliunu

" No. S5U

Mutual Telephone .No. "JdO

Commission Merchants.

T. WATEBHOU3E,JOHN Importer and Dealer in GeneralMerchandise, Queen t., Honolulu. 1

8Claus Spreckcls. Wm. U. Irwin.

IRWIN & COMPANY,WG. Faotois and CommissionAgents, Honolulu. . to

S. OLEQUOBN Ss OO. of

A Importers aud CommissionMerchants, dealers In General Merchan-dise. Queen and Kaahumanu sts., Hone.lulu. W

St CO.,WILDER Dealers in Lumber, Paints,Oils, Nails, Salt and Building Materialsof every kind, cor. Fort and Queen sts.,Honolulu. t

S.N. Castle. J.ll.Atberton.St OOOKE,

CA8TLE Shipping and CommissionMerchants. Importers and Dealers inGeneral MenhauUise, No. 80 King st.,Honolulu. !

i:. HUTCHISON. M. A. UO.SSALVUS.

M. A. GONSALVES & CO.,

Wholesale Grocers & Wine Merchants

US'J Denver Block, Honolulu.

GRINBAUM it CO.,MS. Importers of General Mer- -cliuudisu and Commission Merchants,Honolulu, und

VM California street,1 tiau Francisco, Cul.

J. LYONS, L. L. VOI1BN.

St OOHEN,LYONSAuctioneers and GeneralCouunissiou Merchauts,

Beaver Block, Queen si., - - - Honolulu.Sales ot Furniture, Slock, Keal Estate

und General Merchandise promptly al--

leuded to.Solo Ageuts for Aiuerieau and .Euro,

peau merchandise. 31U

BREWER St COMPANY,O . (Llmilt.U)

GlJNKKAIi MKHCAKTILU AND

. Commission Agents.

Lisr ok- - ofkiuekb:P. O. Jones, Jr. . . .President &, MauagerJ. O. Uaiitku Troasuior Ss Secretary

DIllECTOltS:

Hon. U. K. JUsuui. Hon. U. A. P. Cahtkkauaiy

Geo. V. Macfarlauo. 11. It. Macfarlaue.

O. W. MACZARLANE & Co.

IMPORTERS, COMMISSION MER-CHANT- S

and

Sufar Jfactors,Fire-Proo- f Building, 02 Queen stieet,

Honolulu. U. I.AC EM'S tor

The Wuikapu Sugar Plantation, Maui,Tho Spencer Sugar Plantation, Hawaii,Tho lleela Sugar Plantation, Oahu,Uuclo Sugar Mill, Maul,Huclo Sugai Plantation, Maui,Puuloa Sheep Ranch Co., Hawaii,I. Fowler & Co. Steam Plow and Port-

able Tramway Works, Leeds,Mlrrlees. Walsou & Co's Bugur Machin

ery, Glasgow,Glasgow aud Honolulu Lino of Packets

185

0. O. BERQER,

1 Mkhciiant Stuket.General Agent for

Tho N. Y. Life Insurance Company,

Tho City of London Fire In. Co(llmlt'd

South llrltlsh and National Fire & Mu-

rine lnsuiuuce Co.

Macnealu & Urban Safes,

Tho Celebrated Springfield Gas Machine

Gas Fixtures of Mitchell, Vance & Co.

The Hartford Fire Insurance Co.

Tho Commercial Fire & Marino Insurance Co.

2U3

C. II. WOOIdllXGTOX,

GENERAL PURCHASING AGENT.

Special notice to Island orders forMerchandise of every description, at thevery lowest rates of commission, bendfor samples of Dry Goods, etc., etc.Catalogues and price list fieo by mallevery steamer. Address

309 CALIFORNIA STREET,101 tf Room 10, Ban Francisco.

O. SMITH,Attorney at Law and AkciiI to

take Acknowledgments. No. U Knnhu.miinti street. 102 6m

ALFRED MAQOON,. AT rOKNEY AT LAW.

173 42 Merchant street. Honolulu, ly

JOHN A. HASSINQER,Agoul 16 take AcknowlcdgtnenU

Conlincts for Labor. Interior OUlcc,Honolulu.

1IOHABD F. BICKERTON,and Couiiiellor at Law.

Money to lend on Mortgage of Free,holds. Olllee. No. 44 Merchant st. 1

Cecil Brown,and Counsellor at Law

Notary Public, and Agent for taking Ackuonlcdgmuuts of Instruments for theIsland of Oahu. Merchant street, Hono-lulu. 1

f THOMPSON,1VL. ATTORNEY AT LAW,and Siillcitor In Chancery. Olllee--Campbe-

Block, Second Story, Roomsand U. Entrance on Merchant Stieet,

Honolulu, ILL 0S4 tf

WILLIAM AULD,to take Acknowledgments

Contracts for Labor for tho DibtrictKonn, Island of Oahu. at the otlice of

the Honolulu Water wonts, loot oi jnuuanu street. 18l

JM. MONSARBAT,A'lTOHNEY AT LAW

ami Notary Public. Heal Estate in anypart of the Kingdom bought, sold audleased, on commission. Loans negotidted, Legal Documents Drawn. No. 27Merchant st. (Gazette Block), Honolulu,Hawaiian Islands 190

AKANA,Chinese and Hawaiian Translator

and Interpreter,No. 7 King street, near the Bridge.

Translations of either of the abovilanguages made with accuracy aud diepatch, and on reasonable terms. 209

O P. GRAY. M. D.,X . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,Olllee, first door west of Library Build-ing. Hours, from D to 11 n m., and 2 to 4and 7 to 8 p.m. Sundays, 9 to 11 a.m.

Residence, cor. Kinau and PensacolaStreets. 018 ly

A. MOWAYNE,DK Physician and Surgeon,Olllee and residence 34 Amkca btrcct.Ofllco hours, 9 to 11 a. in, 0 to 8 p.m.

04 ly

DR. EMERSON,PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

Has removed his Residence and OJllcoto 100 Fort Street (lately occupied byCapt. Hayley).

f 8 to 10 A.M.,Office Houns-- 1 to 3 p.m.,

( 7 to 8 Evening.Telephone (Hell and Mutual), No. 140.

177 tf

M. GOTO,DR. Physician and Surgeon,LeprOiTy, Syphilis and Skin Disease a

Specialty. Olllee, mauka of the resi.dence of Hon. James ICeau, King Street,Kanalama. Honolulu.

Office llouiis 1 to 5 p.m.Sundays 8 a.m. to 12 m.

N.U. Pintles on the other Islands canconsult by letter. 1P5 ly

JAMES BIIODIE.Veterinary Surgeon.OFFICE and residence, 1C0 King St.,

Kavtaiahao Church. Mu-

tual Telephone, 1154. Olllee hours from7 to 0 a. m., and 1 to S r. m. Orders leftat the Pantheon Stables will be prompt-ly attended to.

P. O. Ho bli. 813 tf

NOTICE.TR. D. L. AHPHART hereby inti-1YJ- L

mates that he has this day with-draw- n

from tho llrm of Soyong & t,

and that ho will carry on the bi'si.ness of nu Employment Agency, Anglo.Chinese Interpreting, Collecting Accounts and other Agency Husincss atSun Kim Lung Co.'s, 43 Hotel street.

113 tf

VOLCANO ROUTE.

tier's SMsMi Co.

Commenclnir on Monday, October12th, and thenco on the llrst Mondayfollowing the arrival of tho Alamedaand Mariposa on the 8th and 22nd ofeach mouth.

Tho steamer Kiiiitu will make thoVolcano Trip, reaching Keauhou on"Wednesday morning, giving Touriststwo days nnd two nights at tlio VolcanoHouse.

When the 8th and 22nd of tho monthfall on Monday, the Kiiiuu will leavethat day.

B3T Tickets (or tho Round Trip, $50, whichpays all Charges.

The Kimiu will arrive in HonoluluSunday mornings on Volcano Trips. OuHUo Trips, will leavo Honolulu onTuesdays, and return Saturday morn.lllgS. WtLUKIt'O BTJHBmi' uw.

Honolulu, Sept. 14, 1835. 131 tf

$12,000rpo Loan on Rcnl Estate Security, inX Sums of not less than $1,000 each.

Apply to J. M. MONSARRAT,. 27 Merchant Street. HU tf

Popular Millinery House,101 FORT STRKET, HONOLULU.

A choice assortment of Solid Colortt ami Fancy I'laid

Dress Goods, Dress Goods,

Which we will offer at the low llgure's of "J5 and 35 cents per yard, northdouble the money. Also, a large assortment of

All-Ov- er Embroidery at $1 HO per yard and upward;All-Ov- er Pulling' and Inserting' at oO cents per yard;

Embroidery Edgings in all width ;All-Ov- er Oriental Net and Laces to Match.

We still keep the Lead in

MILLINERY GOODS !

And offer the latest styles of Ladies and Children's lints, trimmed andnntrimmed at tho lowest prices.

Native Straw Sewed into any Shape.

IV. S. SAOH, Proprietor,101 FORT STREET, HONOLULU.

UNION FEED0

Hay, Grain and

of and173.

Inland ordern nollcltpd. nnd rooiIm delivered promptly.

It. M. BKNSON,

&&

113 St 115 FORT 6TREET, HONOLULU,

Depot for Booricko &

And Toilet Requisites, Tho Common Sense Nursing Bottles,

And Allaire Woodward & Co's Pharmaceutical Products.

0HR. QEKTZ, HNo. 80 Port street,

Importer and Dealer in Gent's, Ladles'and Children's boots, shoes and slippers.

Hobcrt Lewera, O. K. t'ookc.

LEWERS St OOOKE,(successors to Lowers & Dickson,)

Importers and Dealers in Lumber and allkinds ol Building Materials, Fort street,Honolulu 1

HOLLISTER & CO.

&WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

109 Fo-- t Street, William's Block, Hono.JIO lulu, II. 1.

J. M. Jr. & Co.Dealers in all kinds of

Tho Lntest Foreign" Papers always onhand at the Gazette Block, MerchantBtrcct 1 by

Wolfe &Grocery and Feed Store,

Corner King nnd Nuuanu streets.Fresh Groceries nnd Pio Islons received

by every Steamer.P.O. Box 130, Tclcphono 349.

filll Om

WM.No. 0 Queen street. Fish Market,

Dealer In choicestlleer, Veal, Mutton, VInJi, Ac, Ar.

Family and Shipping Orders carefullyattended to. Live stock furnished tovessels at short notlco, und Vegetablesof all kinds supplied to order. 310 ly

THE FISHER CIDER COMPANYFactory, 13 Llliha street.now prepared to furnish this

celebrated Champagno Cider atshort notice, nnd in quantities Insult.All orders will meet prompt attentionby addressing The Fisher Cider Co.

M.T. DONNELL, Manager.Mutunl Telephone 830. 130 ly

COMPANY.

Chicken Feed.

Corner Queen Edinburgh StreetsTelephone

BENSON, SMITH CO..

Schrock's

Homoepathic Medicines, Ricksecker's Perfumes

Mercantile.

Hoiiolul,!"

Druggists Tobacconists,

OATsxA.'jL'iois'jartr",

Company,

McCASllliKSM,

a. W. SMITH,

FOU NALK.

FANNING'S ISLAND GUANO Into suit. Apply to the

PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.103 lyr

Metropolitan Mariel

KING STREET,

O. .T. WJUlJliiX,Vvotvlot.ov.Choioest Meats from Finest Herds.

Families and Shipping

SUPPLIED ON SHORT NOTICE

and nt the

LowcHt iUnvlcol, X'rieeH.

All mi'-t- s delivered fioin this Marketare thoroughly chilled Immediately afterkilling by means of a Pa-tent Dry Air Refrigerator. Meat sotreated retains all Its juicy properties,and is Guauakii:i:i)to Km'.r Lo.nuuhAKTKIl Dm.IVEUY THAN FlIV.SHLV-KI- U-

kii Mkat. 71 ly

Patronize Home Inflnstry !

J. W. HINGLEY,

Cigar Manufacturer,

Formerly of tho Pioneer Cigar Footory, has moved into the front part oftho Crystal Soda Works, where he isprepared to 1111 nil orders at the lowestwholesale prices.

EST Island orders solicited andpromptly filled. 100 ly

"WUNDENBERC,71 Queen Htroot,

AOEST tOU

Steamer "J. I. Dowsett,"AND SCHOONERS

Rob Roy, rlllo Morris, and Josephine.

WAIV.L" Xi'OK. HAJLK.Fine mill eonrso I'uuloa S'llt ; flue

Kakaako Salt, in iiuiiuliliis to suit.Also, lare and small Iron .itr F.

Tanks. Paints, Oils, Klc , Rte. Oil ly71

LA3NE & CO.Have a Large Stoek of the

VERY BEST HAY.O-irsiin- , Etc.,

Which is oK'cred at Lowest Mnrkctl'ilccsAND

Dciivcrod Frco to any part of the City

AGENTSKOR THEPacific Mutual Life Insuranco Co.

OF CALI1-ORNIA- .

Agents for the Hoover Telephone.

Commissioner of Deodbfor CaliforniaTelephone So. 147. 7C'.

IIochanical.

"F?aowN & Phillips.JjS In ltcal Plumbers, Gns FMirsnul .iiilihs. No. 71 King stuet,llnnln'l.. ami Slili. .Toll '

Vi k pron.pily cAccuteil. 10J

T" rfOADH & MACKENZIE.Xl CARI'ENTERS A: MHLDntS.

,I.)bbliK uoiniitly mended to nt i allOik guaiiitueul. Plaus and spu illea-t!-

furni lied at short notice. 1 leiuStt el, inir Alakea. V. O. Ho ili.lt.Mi iU.il Telephone !H8. 14 1 ly

Hcnolitiu Carriage Manufaut'y"

221. and 2H0 Fort Street,Honolulu, .... Hawaiian Is,

AV. IJ. PAGE, ProprietorHhO iy

y-f- f HONOLULU IRON WOHKS,2aaBStrani engines, sugar mills, boll,ert cooler ; Iron, brass and lead cast-ing- jj

marliincry of every descriptionmade to order. Particular attention paidto Lhlp'B bl ick smithing. Job work cxe-cut-

nt short notice. 1

J A. McEKNZlE,PRACTICAL PLUMUER

and Gas Fitter.All orders for House or Ship work

promptly eecuted.

E5T Shoj) next to Post Office, BethelStieet. ir.1 ly

WENNER & CO.Mr.mirncturliin JowcllerH,

no. u i'ona"" H'rll3i:J3,x.Constunily on hand a largo assortment

of ivory description of Jewelry, Watches,Gold nnd Silver Plated Ware, &e.

Itr.B ly

OVM. V. STKATHaiKYKK,

ARTISTIC SIGNS A SPECIALTY.

7(3 King Street, Honolulu.

175 P. O. Box tlio. ly

Thos. Lindsay,MANTjrACTUEINQ JEWELER.

108 No. CO Nuuanu fctrcct. ly

AliVXNH. ItASEMAUN,Book-Bind- er

PAPER-RULE- and BLANK-BOO- K

Manufacturer.Book Binding of nil description neatly

a nl promptly executed.Qiuctte Biiildlng . . Merchant street

723 ly

fUSOROK LUCAS, As .J Contractor -- &$;''&nnd RiilIdcr,'r3aSgilSL

Honolulu Steam Planing Mills, Esplanude, Honolulu.

Mtuufii'tities all kinds of Mou lings,Urac'ccs, Window Frames, Blli.ds,

S'shcs. floors, and all kinds of WoodWirk lliilih. Turning, Sci oil am HaulPi wint;. All Muds oi Sawing am. 1'1'iuin'.', Morticing and Tenanting.

Order promptly intended to nnd worlguaranteed. Orders from the ot'icr

sol cited

Telephone A5.

MTERPRIS FPLANING Mill,

.Alukcit, near fcueon t:i. MC. J. Haiiiiek, Proprleior.

Contracting & Building'Mot Id.ngs and Finish always onlicnd.

PiT" Orders promptly attended to. -- J

Foil ham:Kurd ami Soft Slovc Wood,

931 t Out and Split ly

STEAM CANDY FACTORY

AND JIA-ICIJIt-

HORN, Prnctiral Confectioner,Pastry Cook and Baker.

Hotel St. --&t$1 Tclepliono 74

N. F. BURGESS,81 King street, : : Honolulu.

Carpenter mid llullitcr. llnicgiiitc andUenernl UxpreiH.

Urnylng nnd steainr r Freight carefullyhandled.

Carriage painting done hy a first-clas- s

workman nt 78 King street.Jobbing in above lines attended to withpromptness, and charges aicording to

the amount and quality of woik.Olllee Telephone, 20'J. Residence, 1C2.

Mil ly

E. R. RYAN,Xiottt Jtulll-r- .

Boats Built aud Repaired to Order.

All KIiuIh oi float .llafcrial,Tlmhurs, Knees, Stems, Keels. Also, 1Decked Surf float, 1 Large 'J'weHe-To- n

Scow, 1 1'our.Oared Race JJoat, 2 SmallSkltri, 1 Tweho-To- n Slooji in perfectorder, with sail-- , anchors and chains

W "tc- - ' 1or1IMlollllc,!lcaP lotiS?ZKilniica ly

ALEX. FLOHE,,Practical Gun and Lock Smith, -

3llethel St., next to Post-Olllc- e.

Sewing Machines of all kinds repaired.

All kinds of Light Machinery repairedon Short Notice

N.R. Good Woikinnnsliirt and ChargesStrictly Moderate. P. O. Box lt'0.

12Mjr

WILLIAM MLLLEE

Cabinetmakerj:il&jLs

And Upholsterer,'No. Oa Hotel street,

Opposito International Hotel,

Canes and talking Sticks,Made of every kind of

NATIVE WOODSrackets, Cornices, Curtain Pole, &c.

made ot the latest designs.

BAGGAGE EXPRESS.Tlio undersigned havingtuiten charge oi iiuggugcexpress iNo. m, ior tlio

purpose of carrying on tho Express andDray business, hopes by paying strictattention to business to receive a shareof public patronage.

5T Moving pianos and furniture aspecialty. B. BURGERSON.

Resldeucc, corner Punchbowl andStreets. Mutual Telephone 326.

West, Dow & Co., Telephone 170.89 ly

Bearer Saloon

The Best Lunch in Town,

Tea and Coffee at All Hours

The inot Brand of

Cigars & Tobaccoalways on hand.

II. J. NOLTE, Proprietor.

HUSTACE & ROBERTSON

DKAYMEN.orders for Cartago promptly at.

tended to. Particular nttentionpaid to the

Storing & Shippingof goods In transit to tho other Islands.

Also, Black and White Sandin ouantitlcs to suit nt lowest prices.

Olllee, cor. Kaahumanu & Queen sts,Hawaiian Bell Tclcphono No. 3S.082 ly Mutual Telephone No. 19.

LIME ! LIME !

4

1

Put run i.o Home HniiufnctiireI

The Hawaiian -- Stone Comp'y"Are now prepared to furnish fresh Llrae '

in quantities to suit purchasers, and"satisfaction warranted ns to both thekind and tho price.

ALLEN & EOBINBOK, 9W Arenuf

JS,. ,:4,.. . mmm'i

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BISHOP & Co,, BANKEKSHonolulu, Hawaiian Islands.

Draw Exchange on tho....!.-- ,.iriliiti;.i.tn - i(

And their agents InNEW YORK, BOSTON, HONG KONG.

Messrs. N. Jt. Hothschild & Son, LondonTlic Commercial Bank Co., of Sydney,

London,The Connnerci.il Hank Co., of Sydney,

Sydney,Tho llnnk of Now Zcnlnnd: Auckland,

Chrlstcliurch, and Wellington,The Bank of BiltHt Columbia, Vic-

toria, II. 0., and Portland, Or.AND

Trnusact u Oenerid Banking Business.(1011 lv

PIodgd to neither 8ect nor Part;.Bat established for the benefit of all.

SATTKDAY, KKU. lit, 188(1.

THE SOLDIER VOTE.

A fow tlnys ago the grout Morn-

ing Apologist for all that is coi niptiu government and nutragenus in

political chicanery, with that in

imitablo nonchalant mendacity forwhich the sheet has acquired an un-

enviable notoriety, states that in the

United States "no one ever questionsthe right of a State militia or national

guard to vote at all elections," and

from this proceeds with an elaborateapologetic defense of the iniquitous

manner in which the "soldier vote"was polled at the recent clcclion in

this Kingdom. Comparing the

rights of militiamen to vote in this

Kingdom with the rights of militia-

men in the United Stales, is neithermore nor less than placing fraudand corruption in contrast with

honor and patriotism. Were United

States militiamen ever known to be

placed under military orders on themorning of the election, and marched

iu platoons to the polling booth?"Were United Slates militiamen everallowed to enter a polling boothwearing their side arms? Did a

State government ever dare to insultthe nation and degrade the ballotby coralling the troops on election

day and supplying them with un-

limited rations of liquor, as was

done on the l'alacc grounds iu thiscity on the morning of February3rd? If the ballot were outraged ata single polling booth of the United

States as was done in Honolulu andthroughout this Kingdom, ten daysago, a storm of indignation wouldsweep over the Hcpublic from Maineto California, carrying the guiltyparties into political oblivion.Neither militia nor any other "com-

panies" have the right to vote in theUnited States, and members ofthese bodies possess the franchisesolely by virtue of their being citi-

zens, of full age. Boys of 10 and18 years who happen to bo undermilitary training have not the rightof voting either singlj' or iu "com-

panies." Moreover, soldiers of theregular army are not allowed to voteat all. It will be time enough tocite United States election methodsin vindication of those of this King-

dom when the Great Republic; de-

grades its citizenship to the perpe-

tration of practices followed only bythe lowest grades of ward politicians.

EDITORIAL NOTES.

The Federal Council of Australiawas sitting at Unhurt, Tasmania, in

.lanuary. At a banquet given by .Mr.

Service, the President, Mr. Douglas,one of the Tasmaiiian lopro.sonta-tives- ,

made a speech, in which bepiedieted tho eaily separation of thecolonies fiom England. Ue said thetime was not far distant when thecolonies would no longer remain sub-

ject to a little island iu the Not thornliemispheio. The other nienibeis of

the Council present expicsscd dissentfrom tho view held by Mr, Douglason tho subject.

There ought to bo enough enter-

prise in Honolulu to gut up an elec-

tric, light company. Besides tenderingfor lighting the utieets, it might do a

good thing in furnishing extra lightsto piivate pieinises. It would

as cheap for a man to havea lamp at bis fiout gate as to keep a

dog, gun and watchman for waulingoil' sneak thieves. With plenty, of

light, tho police on their beats might(deep in safety. At all events, it

would. bo wm tb while to obtain esti-

mates of tho cost of electricity be-

fore a tlneo years' conduct is closedfor the fitful gasoline, that mostlyserves to make tho daikness visible alew feet fiom tho lamps.

ALAMEDA AND MARIPOSA.

As tbeio are vaiious opinions exist-ing between tho friends of the abovenamed vessels, regarding their lola- -

f wp in hi jitb y

tli! niPtlt'. of spued, wo give the fol-

lowing account of ouch vessel oh llielrmaiden vo ages to Australia, which,being taken from the log of bothships, it authentic:

The Alameda mi rived at Honoluluneaily 10 bonis earlier than theMariposa, owing to tho latter havingMiich extremely bad weather, thellrst 1 davH only having i overed atrille over 1,000 miles. After leavingHonolulu tho Mariposa arrived atTutuila, .fan. .'I, 1SS, at 1 .50 i m.,having accomplished the uupuinllclcdinn of 2,271) miles iu 0 days, 7 hours,'15 min., having gained 0 hours and10 min. on the Alameda, On themorning of .Ian. fith, at !) A. M., hoveIn for !! hours in heavy MiuthonstKale, and bad stiong head wind and

r

heavy sea for next !tO boms. Jan.Dth, 18S(S, ihlfi a. ji., took Aucklandpilot on boaid, having ariivod just2 bonis and III min. (steaming time).in advance of the Alameda, which m

lcmaikably close lime for such along distance. The Union S. H. Co.'hsteamer Hotouiahaua for ycais hashad the fastest record from Aucklandto Sydney, of 11 days, 21 hours, 20min. ', until the Alameda lowoiod it to!l days, II! bonis, 2!l min. The Mali-po- a

made same distance (1,28(1

miles) in I! days, 11 bonis, CO min."fastest on iccoid" having gainedI bonis and IK! min. moie, making atotal gain of 7 hours and 7 min. fiomHonolulu. The Mariposa's smallestday's work was 20!) miles and largestll!)2, and with all her detention ofbad weather, delivcied her mails inSydney iu 2 bonis, 2"i min. less timethan the Alameda, and the Alameda'ssteaming time is 2 bonis, 58 min.less than the Mniipo-m- , owing to badweather eneoiinteied foie pait of voy-age. In a long run of over 7,200miles, this should be eonoliiMiwenough for the patious of each, thattheie H little or no did'ctcucc legaid-in- g

their speed.

11. llnolcl'eltl .te Co.'h

Great Credit Salewn.i. conci.uih: on

MONDAY, February 1 JHli,

Commencing at 10 a.m.

Buckskins, Doeskins, Flannels,

Mi'ihuH, Dri's-- s Goods,

And at Noon,

Ueei, fX7olfieco,S.uldlery, Paper, and an

IuyolCB of Silver Watches.

E. P. ADAMS & CO.,Auctioneers.

Hawaiian Hell TelephoneCompany.

rpHK following changes and additionsJL have been made since i lit- - publica-tio- n

nl the hi- -t nlllclal list, of whichsiib-eribo- are requested to take note:

nkw kuuscuiiiuhs.No. :t White Homo," l:iU-- C. K. Miller (res.)" 204 Kevstone Saloon."!U8 .1. U. Knwainui (res)" 101' M. Goldberg," I03-.T. It. Greene (re.)"410-A.- M. Mollis (re.)" 111 Mis. E. Gaseoync (res.)hunseiti units DihCo.Mixoni).

Hawaiian Hotel,dipt. Ilaylev,Win. Buckle,II. Burger. 51 lw

TO KENT, CI I BAP.COTTAGE of Rooms. FiveA minutes' walk from the Post

Olllce. iVpply toJ. ALFRED MAGOON,

41! Merchant Street. 48 tf

HOUSESBroken to Saddle andHarness, and well caredlor, while in charce.

S. TOPAS,I wild, near Owen Holt'.'50 lm

Estate of T. E. Krouse.THE undersigned, having been

assignee of the above estate,hcieby rcquesis all persons indebted toibis estate to pay immediately, and allput sons having claims against tillsestate to send their bills Immediately to

T. R. LUCA&.Honolulu, Jan. 29, 1880. 8 3w

MRS. GASC0YNE,

lTuHliioimble Clonic andDreHN JVIuJtci,

Corner of Alaktn & King Hts.

Feathers Cleaned and Dyed.H7ilm

STOTE OO.A.Ti !

Housekeepers take notice I

Franklin Stove Coal

rX"Jo JBtiHt X--ol

Ever brought to this Market. For saleIn quantities to suit by

CASTLE & COOKE.17 lm

JUST RECEIVED !

A Large imd well (.elected Stock of

CALIFORNIA

WINES,

comprised in part as follows:

Gutedel, White Wine,

Reisling,

Red Zinfandel,

Hock, Claret,

Burgundy, Angelica,

Sherry, Port,

Tokay, Sweet Muscat,

Malaga, Madeira,

etc., Ill Casks and Cases.

Having been nppointed sole agents

by Messrs. S. Lnchiuan & Co. for their

justly celebrated brand'-- , we are enabled

to oiler the above goods to our friends

nnd the public gcnciidly at unusually

law tales.

Freeth & Peacock.150 Gin

NOTICE.rpilE adjourned annual Meeting ofJL the Hawaiian Hanile Company

(Limited) will be held at the olllce ofA. J. C'iriwilglit. E-i- i., Kaaliumanu St.,onMONDA'i, February lli, 1S80, at 10o'clock a.m. W. F. ALLEN.HI lw Soeretniy.

Election of Officers.tin- - Annun! Meeting of the EastAT Maul Plantation Company, held

on ihc 20ili .lanuarj, ltJfcO, the followingolllceis were duly elected for tho cur-le-

year:Coi, W.M. F. Ai,i.i:n Pi esldentJ. En. Hoitmasn Vice.Pi evident1. C. .To.nis S''cretaiy is TreasurerCoi.. Wm. F. Ai.i.i'.n Auditor

Dliector: Col. Wm. F. Allen, Hon. C.It. Bishop and P. C. Jones.

.1. O. CARTER,Seo'y pro tern E. Maul Plantation Co.

W) lm

NOTICE.pei sons having any claims

against me are hereby lequestedto present the same to WM. CHILTON,at his barber shop, on Fort street, beforeMarch luih nct, and all persons in.debted to mo nro requested also to paytho same to the above-name- d Win. Chil-ton. And all poisons aro hereby furthercautioned not to negotiate any notesheretofoio made by me; nnd nlso not totrust any one. in my name without mywritten order.

II. BRADLEY.Honolulu, Feb 2, 18S0. 41 !iw

Election of OiHcers.tho Annual Meeting of thoAT Agricultural Company

held on the 21st January, tho followingolllcers were elected to servo for the cur-rent year:Hon. Ciias R. Bisuoe PresidentMil. Sam'i. C. Am.ln Vice-Preside-

Mu. P. O. .Toxns TreasurerMn. Josr.eu O. Oahtkii SecretaryMn. Tom May Auditor

Directors Hon. 0. 1'.. Bishop, Mr. S.O. Allen and Mr. P. O. .lones

.1. O. CARTER,Seo'y Hawaiian Agricultural Co.

Honolulu, .Ian. 22, I860. ittlm

G. K. MILLER,

Gonoral Buslnoss & Purchasing Aflcnl- -

42

My most faithful attention will begiven for tho

Purchase of Merchandise

in Honolulu for tne residents of tho30J several Islands of this group, ly

Corporation Stocks 11.

1WU SALE.' ' N

rAnVAI.tlBi

ITaw'n Carrlnge Mimf'K Co., 8 DO 100K. O. Hall A' bon, 75 100Intur.IMniKl S. N. Co., I0(I 100Hell Telephone, M 1"llaw'n Agricultural Co., 00 1C0

Wlldcr's Steamship Co., 100 100C. BtccrfcCo., 100 100Hulnwa, W 100Woodhuwi Daby, 00 100Wallnku Sugar Co., (HI 100Walnianalo, 17fi 100Star Mill. fiOO

Reciprocity Sugm Co, to 100

L. A. THURSTON, Stock Hrokci.113 Merchant Street. 151 ly

Important Sale ofIQI-K- O ANT

HonselioltL MoraAT AUCTION.

I am Institictcd hv Mr. J. A. Hassln-gc- r

to sell the whole of his EleguntHousehold Furniture ou

THURSDAY, Feb. 18th,AT 10 O'CLOCK, A M ,

(And for convenience of sale It will boheld at the late residence of W. O.Smith, Esq., Pensacola Street), consist--

ingot

1B.W. Parlor Set,Upholsterc 1 in hair cloth,

1 Grand Squnro Piano, by Woodwaid &Brown, of HoMon;

1 Elegant Parloi Minor, with BWBracket;

An cxtcnsiwi am! valuable n sort incut ofHooks,

1 BW BookCase, 1 BW side board, SideTables.

Extension Dining Table and Chairs,Lai go and Small Rugs and Mats, Oil

Paintings nnd Clnomos,Silver-plate- d Ware, Glassware. Crockery

and Cutlery,1 Florence Rowing Machine, 1 Wilcox &

Glbb's Sewinir Machine.BW Bedroom Set. Painted Bedroom

Sets. BW Wardrobe,lion Refrigerator, Meat Safes, Chande-

liers ami Lamps,Veranda Clinks, sundry Kitchen Furni-

ture and Utensils,Lawn Mowtr anil Garden Tools, &c. &c.

Alto, 1 tlno American

Family Carriage Horse,1 Can Inge Pony, 1 Family Carriage,

1 Phaeton, Suldlo Horse, Harness andSaddles, Lhe Frogs,

Stuffed Animals and Biids, a supeiiorlm of Poultiy, and 3 fine

Milk Cows and Heifors.EST N.B. The House will be open forintpcciinn on Wclne(lay, the lith hist.,from 10 a m.

LEWIS J. LEVEY,48 7t Auctioneer.

101ftasurfles Notice

oir SALliIn nccoidance with a powei of sale

contained in a certain mortgage madeby Hop Wo Company to B. F. Dilling-ham, Muted August 2."), 1883, and lccord-e- d

in Liber 07, p. 1U5, 100. Notice ishereby given that said mortgagee in-

tends to forecloso said mortgage forcondition bioken, and upon bind foreclosure will sell at public auction at thoAstor llousu ucstauraut, Hotel street.Honolulu, on

Wednesday, February 24th,at 10 a.m., the following nrticlet,:

!1 trays, 80 dinner plates, 80 soup plates,2 huge platters, KM) small platters, 20miuccis, 1 cooking range and utensilsthereto belonging, cook house tables, 1

ice chest, water piping nnd sinks, 22tables, 23 chairs, 11 pictures 1 counter,I dusk, 1 basket, 1 mirror, 1 linen r,

1 lion safe, 1 water coolers, 17

cruets, It; lamps, 100 knives and forks, 1

clock, 100 tablo bpoous, 100 lea spoons,II pltcheis, 11 butter bwwls, 20 sugarbowls, 20 water glasses and all othergoods, wares and properly of every kindued in connection with tho said AstorHouse Restaurant busines1--- .

E. P. ADAMS & Co.,Auctioned s.

I). F. Dii.mnoiiam, Mortgagee.Honolulu, Feb 0,1880. 47 lit

NOTICE.ALL persons having claims against

It. II. LlLIlfOKALANl willplease present them at once (with itemsand dates) to her agent.

ALEX. J. CART WRIGHT.Honolulu, Feb. U, 1880. 42 2v

Election of Olllcers.AT the Annual Meeting of the slook.

holdcis of the Kolmla Sugar Co.held this Dili day of February, 1880, thofollowing olllcers wero elected for theensuing year:S. C. Ai.i.kn PresidentHon. .1. MoTr Smith.... Vice-Preside- nt

Hon. S. X. Castm: TreasuicrI. B. A'UiUinoN SecretsiryC. M.Cooki: Auditor

J. B. ATI1ERTON, Seo'y.Honolulu, Feb. 0, 18S0. 47 lw

FOR SALE,1 WINDMILL, 10ft. diameter, com-.- 1

plete, with Composition Pump nndFiame-work- , 14ft. high. 1 1,000-gallo-

Wooden Tank (nearly now) and Framefor same, 7ft. high, all iu good order.Also, HOO feet, more or less, of Gal.vnnizcii ripe, second nanii. Apply toBuu.UTiN Oftlce. 8 3jv

WWDAVIS. t&rDAVIS & WILDER,

IMPORTERS AND DEAIihKS IN

Stsiplo rwidL Iancy Groceries.Rcrolvc by overy steamer from tho Const, regular replenishments of

Groceries of the Choicest Brands:.Tacoh Hold's Buffalo Hams, II. M. Dupee Breakfast Bacon ; New York nndCain. Crvnm, Llmburger, Sls, Young America, Edam nnd Pino AppleGhoeso; Falrbnnks' Laid, Outline's Tablo and Pie Fruit, .Tarns and JclllcssCanned, Carried, Potied and Deviled Meats, Fowl and Fish; Dried andPitted Pcnchcs. Chortle, Plums. Prunes, Apples, Figs, Dates, uts nndRaisins. Meals put up In 1()lb. tins proof against worms and weavels;Out Meal, CrncKed Wheat, Yellow Corn Meal. White Corn Meal. GrahamFlour, small nnd large Hominy, &c, Cnln. Crncker Co.'s Crnckers andFancy ts In every variety. 25-lb- . Kits Salmon Bellies; Choice Fam-ily Corn Beef, nnd Pork ; Mixed Pickles, Sauer Kraut, French Capers, MuMi.rooms, Peas, Sirdlnes, .s and Pelo do Fole Gras.

Crosse & Blackwell'sFruits, marmnlades, .Inms, .lollies. Bultnnn Raisins, Currants, Salad Oil,Pickles, Spices, Pepper, Mustard, Mint, &c, Woiccstershlrc, Tomato, Clmt-no- v

and Tobasco Sauces, Chill Colorow & Durkecs Salmi DrctsiiiB; Oinnge,Lemon and Citron Peel; Sago, Tapioca, Corn Staich, Pearl H.irley, Germcii,Imperial Granuni, While Oats, &c.

McCondray & Co.'s Choicest Brands of Green & Blaok Teas.Fresh Flower nnd Vegctnble Seeds always on hnnd.

OUR ICE HOUSE GOODSBy nverv stenmer, Is a special feature comprising California Fresh Fruits, Vegctnbh, Fish, Rutter Point Reyes Roll and ewi-- delicacy IN SEASON that theSan Francisco matket affords.

EST" Orders dispatched promptly. Dally deliveries made to all pnrts of thecity, Walkikl ami the Valley. Island orders for famllle and plantations filledwith special care.

Boll Telephone 274; Mutual Telephone 130; P. O. Box 435.

HELLO

so, send me 20 yards. It is the FINEST MATERIAL Ihave ever seen for the Money.'

" Quite ritfht. It's below value 1"

- GOOD-BY-E ! "9i;

TUB FIRM OF

fromtheir largo

their

and

CORNthis

of4its

Queen Olllce.

Horses Snd-dl- c

Horses theweek, or month.

Horses

Wood and Coal Merchant,King Street.

both

Orders hcioby

within city limits.

DoparturoandWood, Sawed Split,hand, sold

234 suit.

S"? HHS'qt

3 K. WILDER,

HERE !

Mint YOU, MR. FISHEL ?

""Have you any more

that JERSEY clotlt-doub- lo

width, swell as yon

sold to Mrs. Jcukiiison yes-

terday for $1 50 a

S. COIIN CO.,

FLOUR, FLOUR,MO-V-

A and Family Flour,

FOR SALE BY

CASTLE & COOKE.40!)m

For San Francisco.?

Tho Magnificent--iVllWtl'ulIu,

Bi.ououWill leave for tho above port or

about 20, 1880. freightpassage, apply

220 H. CO., Ag'ts.

NOTICE TO TMJE

Ladies and Gentlemen of Honolulu.

TEMPLE OF FASHION !

Are tho Clothing, Gents and Hat busiucs,order to make room for importation of

DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS,And oiler for sale and genuine bargains entire

unsurpassed Stock of

Boys'

Suits, Hats, Caus, etc., etc.The many friends of our S. will bo glad learn that he has re-

turned fiom San Fiaucisco and will) conduct and superintend Clearance Snlepersonally, which alone is a guarantee to our many patrons genuineness.

Come and Secure Your Bargains,

Reasonable Offer Refused.224

ALEX. ARTHUR,St., next Bulletin

broken toand Harness,S5 day,

boarded by

Clipped. iST Telephone 18t.26 tf

S. M. CARTER,

No. 82 TelephoneNumber, Companies, le7.

Wood and Coal arosolicited, and will bo delivered nt anylocality tho

Bay Coal, Newcastle--

Coal Charcoal.Hard and Soft and

nlways nnd Inquantities tf

IS

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ofbroAvn

yard ? If

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first-clas- s Baker's

Steamship

Commanderon

FEBRUAUY Forand to

HACKFELD &

retiring Furnishing in

at exceptional

Men's, Youth's

Mr. to

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wiwwjiiiwwiiiwty.wiwyllWt .,ilftii4iiU"sATUUDAYl-iiB-, 111." 1880.

STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS.

OCKANIO S. S. CO.

Marlpoa, from Colonic- for San Fran-cisco, Feb. 12.

Alameda, from San Frnnelfco for Colo-nies, Feb. 20.

F.LDKK LINK.

Australia, from Sydney for San Fran-oNe- o,

hourly expected.

AnRIVALS.February 10

S S Mnrlpuii from the ColonicsBgtne Coiisuelo from San FrnncNeoStun' Llkellke from KttliultitStmr Mokolll from Mnlol;nlStmr.I I Dowselt from MnllkoUgtno .f I) Spreekels f i oin Sun Fmncteo

""departures."February 13

Slmr.Ias Jlakeu for KauaiS S St Paul for San Francis-e-

VESSELS LEAVING ON MONDAY.

Stmr l.ikcllkc for h'aliuliitStmr J I Dowsott for MallknStmr Mokolll for MulokalStmr Kllauca Ilou for Windward Ports

VESSELS IN PORT.Ilk Virginia. PettlgrowUktne Mt Lebanon, XeloiiBrig Alliu Howe, PhillipUk Clillcna, Davit'sSclir Canntu, Juliniuiasuu

PASSENGERS.For Honolulu from the Colonic, per

S S Mariposa, Feb 111 Col Iturlton, Col"W II WlNon, A .1 llcnnctt, Samuel Knvand son, Mr and Mrs V Norton, EHrhlge, II Norman, 11 Leroy. II Header.G Nelson, Mr Hapbam, and --Mr IVrklu.

For San Franel'-c- from the Colonic-- ,

per S S Marima. Feb lit Sir Alex-ander and Lady Stewart, Miss Slcwart.Mr K.Stewart, Mr and Mis .ronnlson, ODrossier, General Field, F Mauli. J)rand Mrs Slate, C Hlrk-- , Mr- - and .Mb- -

Itusscll, Frank Forest, O II Oraham.Mrand Mrs Foniior, Mr d, Mi-

ami Mrs ltlaku and 2 chlldien. .MrsSliauuon and II children, Mr and Mrs OScott, Mrs Wlghtmnii and 2 daughters,infant and servant.

From Kaliuhil and ts, per stmrLikciikc, Feb 1!1 S Solig. Ahoi. Col WF Allen, W HtJoriiwull, G C William-"- .

F Corrca, C A Snyder, Ah Mee, Mr Mc-

Millan, .1 1) Marliii, Mr Dransllcld.Capt Fuller, Taniyan and wife, Ahloy,It W .Meyer, and 61 deck.

From San FranoNoo, per bglno Coii-suelo, Feb 1H- -.T Merrill, E U Winstonand Antoue Kcunil (Haw).

SHIPPING NOTES.

Stmr Llkellke brought :i,71 1 bags ofsugar.

The stmr Khiau Is duoniornlug.

The schooner Canuto Is on the MarineHallway.

The bktno Wrestler has .sailed for Ka-

liuhil to discharge her coal.The bgtno Consuelo, Capt Cousin",

arrived tills morning, 10 days from SanFrancisco. She brought a large list ofgeneral indse, uKo 2h hogs for MessrsWinston & Uurkc.

The schr Jtoario was towed out ofKahului yesterday by the Llkellkc forSail Francisco with sugar. The G CPerkins with lumber arrived at Kahuluion Wednesday.

SSMaiiposa, II M Hayward, com-mander, sailed from Sydney Jan 28th,4:30 pm, and discharged pilot 5:12 pin. Had line pleasant weather to Auck-land, receiving pilot at li:l."i p in, Feb 1.

Feb 2nd 2:'J0 p m, left Auckland wharf,and discharged pilot at II :2I p m.

line weather with light vnil-ab- le

winds to Tutiiila, where wu touchedFeb Gth at 0 a in. Detention :ir minute.Thence to poit light to fresh heartwinds with moderate sea and frequentrain squalls. Feb 4th, (1 a in, paud asteamer bound south, supposed to bethe Mararoa hence for Auckland andSydney.

LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

Tvm.vi: years y lias KingKalakaua reigned.

Tin: Lucas-Mulle- n race at theYosomite Kink

Sunday Services, Puzzle Dopait-incn- tand news on fourth page.

TiikW. C. T. U. scivice oil tliowharf will bo omitted

Puuki:u Carpenter of tins Mariposahas our thanks for Hie latest dates ofNow Zealand papers.

Tin: foundry employees 100 strongwere photographed in a group thisnoon by Sir. J. J. Williams.

" What can wo know of the secondndvent," is the question to ho dis-

cussed at the tent litis evening.

A kanaka, while working tlio cargoof the steamer St. Paul yesterday, fellthrough tho scuttle and severely cuthis head.

A I'AKTY of tho passengers in tran-sit by tho Mariposa were driven inDodd's four-hors- e 'bus this morningto Waikiki.

A nativi: deck passenger by thoLikeliko died on hoard tlie vessel yes-

terday afternoon. His nanio and thocauso of deatli are not known.

Yi:sti:uiav tlie pupils of Iohmicollege had a day's outing at Waikiki,accompanied by tho head master,llov. W. H. Uarnes.

Tiik Hawaiian Mission Children'sSociety will meet at tlio residence, of

Mr. 0. M. Cooke this livening, Satur-day, tho i:ith of February.

Mn. O. K. Miller leaves on .Mondayon u business trip to all tlio principalpoints on Maui. Any business placedin his lunula will meet witli promptattention.

---

Tin: steamer. St. Paul will tako10,000 bags of sugar, and tho S. S.

JInrlpcw 00,000 bajjfi. On tlio Inttorvssd work will ho continued tlumo night,

.l.vfc-- t --. -Nos. 10 nnd 11 of Mr, Merger's

'Mole Hawaii" have been loccived byMessrs, .1. M. Oat, Jr., & Co. Theirtitles arc "Pill Aoao" unil "MnhinaMuliiiuulatiia."

Sam. MoKciiguci keoperof tho Station llnusc, yesterdayfound a purse containing monoy,which tlio owner can have from himon pmviug property.

E. P. Adams it Co.'s gieat eieditauction sale has been so successful

y Hint Messrs. Hackfehi fc Co.have ordered it to be continued onMonday. The sale of K. O. Hull

stock wrts withdrawn from mic-tion, having been closed outnt privatesale.

.Mil. ,1. Mori Oat goes to the Coastby tho Mariposa.' In his nbsenro Mr.F.ckley nnd Mr. Hewitt wi'l conducttlio business of J. M. Oat, Jr., fc Co.Mr. Oat will he missed, and every-body will long for his return with anew stock of jokes for the black-boan- l,

Hv older of Hon. A. S. Clegliorn,acting Governor, tin- - Koyal Hand willpiny this evening at the HawaiianHotel, in honor of Sir AlexanderStewart, of New SouthWales, and Lady Stewart. Printedprogrammes will bu distributed at thoHotel and on the grounds.

Mil. Goldberg is sending tlio young-sters after " papa," to get him to buyhis Xo. lfiO shirt, by presenting themwith neat little nose-wipe- on whichan inscription solicits their kindolliccs to tlio above end. As thoHum.i'.tin stair's numbers range onlyfioni 12 to Hi, we can fearlessly com-mend this stiokeof advertising enter-prise.

Owi.vci to the delay in the aiiivalof the Kiuaii until Sun Jay morning(lie examination and ordination ofProf. E. X. Dyer, announced for to-

day, is necessarily postponed. Me-

linite announcements as to tho ser-vices will be madu from tho pulpitson Sunday morning. The councilmet this afternoon at 2 :!10 o'clock fororganization.

A i'iii:ss Association message of theHOtli January, to Auckland, says:"It is believed that in the new Minis-try Sir William Vernon llarcourt willbe Chancellor of the Kxchequcr. andthe Hon. Mr. Chamberlain, Secretaryfor Ireland" Tho Itt. Hon. HughCliilders has been elected to theHouse of Commons by alarge major-ity in one of the divisions of Edin-burgh.

.

Tin: Australia was detained atSydney until tho (Hh, owing toiler boil-

ers being refused a ccrtilicato by thoinspector, involving repairs that wouldtake some days. An accident alsohappened to the Chief Engineer,serious enough to keep him oil' dutyfor a short period. Slio will he duehere on tho 20th, giving nn oppor-tunity for communication witli theCoast not expected.

Pa it. Hoyd, one of tho pilots car-ried oil' fioni San Francisco by theXcalamlia, is going homo by the St.Paul, having enjoyed his involuntaryholiday iii tho tropics very much.As ho had conio out to pilot anothervessel, lie is not under pay liko hiscomrade, who is entitled under thopilot laws to $8 per day and to boreturned free at the charge of thevessel carrying him oil'.

Tin: following names are lcgistercdat tlio Hawaiian Hotel: Lt. Col.Wilson, F. A. L. Pophani, C. T. Per-ki- n,

Sain'l Kay and son, Col. llurltonand A. J. Uonnott, all hailing fromEngland, most, if not all of whomremain' over from tlio Mariposa tospend a while doing tlio Islands.There aro also registered, J. 1). Mans-field, Jr., of Now Zealand, Dr. G. M.Slate and Mrs. Slate, of Sydney, anilGen. G. S. Field, of Now York.

Tiik long expected "Merry Makers"have at last arrived. They will re-

main hero until tho arrival of thonext steamer for San Francisco, anilwill piolmbly give two peiforinancesat tlio "Hawaiian Opera House".This troupe has played successfullyin Japan. China, India, Australia,parts of Africa, Fiji, and Now Zea-

land. Their specialties aro toonumerous to mention, but judgingfrom tlio reputation they sustainedand comments by the press excellentamusement may bu looked for. Thefollowing aro tho names of tho MerryMakers: Mr. nnd Mrs. N. Xorton, E.Uridge, 11. Norman and II. Leroy.Mr. Noiton was with tlie HillyEinmerson Minstrel Company eightyears ago and is well-know-

Foi.lowinii aro tho names of pas-sengers booked to leave by the S. S.Mariposa at 7 o'clockmorning for San Francisco: T. DickPcddie, Lowcnborg, II. Mullinkin, J.M. Monsarrat, Sam. A. Monsarrat, S.Colin, Mr. Alexander and wife, J. E.Miller, .las. K. lloxter, Mr. and Mrs.Graham, Mr. Wellman, Chits. H.Watt and wife, Miss F. Markliam,J. It. Holt, .Jr., and brido, T. K. Fos-to- r,

A. C. Turton, J. ltee, J. W. Mc-

Carthy, J. M. Oat, Jr., and wife, J.Maguin, S. Eluiich, E. It. Miles andwife, G. Ilolloway, II. Hoobor, G. W.P. Castle, J. T. Waterlioiisu and wifo,F. W. McChcsnoy, M. W. McClies-ney- ,

N. Y. Pieneycook, 0. Hoxwill,Mrs. Fox and daughter, Capt. Mayo,

I Mrs. W. A. Minton nnd 0. Gertz,

PRETTY CAVflS,A it'llct' Wn vcci lv.il by Mr, J, ),

wisuinnn, soiiio days ngo, from Mr,Fred. W. Marclutiit, a brother of ourtownsman, Captain Mnrchant. Ac-

companying the letter wote someKnights of Pythias mementos forwhich tin1 sender requested icturnsin tlio form of similar articles madufrom Hawaiian woods. Accordingly,Mr. Wiseman has had half a dozenbeautifully finished gavels proparedby Mr. W. E. Hcrrick. Four of themaro in four woods each, kou, koa,sandal and kauwila; the other twoare in two woods each, kou and hala."Joe" is also foi warding a lot ofpictures as well as copies of the Bul-letin. The gavels will probably formpart of the appaiatus of the GrandKnights of Pythias temple in couiseof construction in Kicluiiond, Indi-ana, at tlie opening of which, abouttlio llrst of March, Supreme

of the woil.l, HowardDouglass, u distinguished Cincinnatilawyer, is to deliver tho inaugural.

HONOLULU RIFLES.

rniKr takoi;t i'U.M'tici:.

The Honolulu Kilies held theirfirst target shooting practice yester-day afternoon. They iniitoied abouttwenty-liv- e strong notwithstandingtlie fact that some of (lie memberswere unable to attend. They marchedwith agility to tho foot of Punchbowlhill, where tlio target was erected,and shooting began in the oider oftlio roll call, with tlio following re-

sults: Capt. MoLcod, 10; First Lieut.Hebbaid, 10; Second Lieut. Uuger,14; Sergt. Pratt, 17; Scrg't. Ilisliop,8; llurgess, ; Ihuns, I!; Smith, f;Heals, (1; Clark, 0; Collins, I ; Dow,U; Fageroos, 8; McCarthy, 2;

Keist,0; Seveiin, 5; Wag-ner, 11; Wood, 7; Winter, 2; G.Wilder, 18; Young, 0; C. T. Wilder,", ami King out of a possibletwenty-liv- e at 200 yaids. McCarthyand Winter having made the lowestscore of those who hit tlie target,fired another round for tho medal,which was won by Winter, whoagain failed to score. Some of thomembers of tlio Killo Associationwere present, and were invited toshoot. Dr. IJrodie made 15 and Mr. J.II. Fisher 17. When the Kilies wereabout to march home, Mr. F. Winterwas decorated with a lingo leathermedal for "extinguishing" himself,

SIR ALEXANDER STEWART.

The Mariposa'! arrival this morninggives Honolulu the honor of thopresence, for a day and night, ofSir Alexander and Lady Stewart, ofNew South Wales. Sir Alexander isthe lato Premier of that colony, whoseGovernment negotiated tlio piesentUnion-Oceani- c mail contract. Helmsbeen long resident in tlie Colonies,standing eminent as a statesman, hav-

ing lately received tlie honor ofknighthood from Her Majesty QueenVictoria for his distinguished servicesto tlie Empire. Sir Alexander is nowon his way to Loudon, as tho Com-missioner from Xew South Wales tothe great Colonial Exhibition shortlyto open there According to a state-ment published by us a few days ago,part of his mission abroad is to nego-tiate witli capitalists in America forestablishing cable communication be-

tween tho Pacilli! Coast and tho Colo-

nies. Tliis wo have been unable toverify from Sir Alexander himselfsince liis arrival in town, ouricpro-suntativ- u

having failul to see himthis forenoon. Upon his arrival thodistinguished gentleman was taken incharge by Mr.Theo. 11. Davies, BritishVice-Consu- l, tlio two being oldfriends. He was driven about townby Mr. Davies, and this afternoon willbo taken out to the ci lcbration ofKing Luualilo Day at Lunalilo Home.As mentioned olsuwheio, a compli-mentary concert by the Koyal Ha-

waiian Band will be tendered SirAlexander and Lady Stewart at tlioHotel this evening, beginning at7::i0.Mr. Graham, manager, is busy thisafternoon piuparing for tho decora-tion ami illumination of thu Hoteland grounds. It promises to bu avery pleasant occasion.

A ROYAL PARTY.

Yesterday having been tho thirdanniversary of tlio coionation of theirMajesties tlie King and Queen, agarden party was gion by HerMajesty on tho Palace grounds. Tlioparty was tho great social event oftho day and of tho season ns well.The Qucuii was attended, on "tliooccasion, by tho Princesses Liliuoka-lan- i

and Likolike, Besides the highollicors of state, foieign ministers,members of lliu consular corps,judges of tho Supremo Court, andclergy of the Anglican, Koman Ca-

tholic and other chinches, tho en-

trances wore thronged with a con-

tinuous How of visitors, from It o'clockuntil 0 o'clock. The guests werepresented to Her Majesty, who wasseated under one of the luxuriantshade trees of tho place, after whichthey' filed into tho Palace and regis-tered their names. Tlio Palaco wasthrown open to inspection, to thomeat delight of tlio guests. Tlioroyal eiowns, decorations and pre-

sents from foreign courts to TheirMajesties, and tho throne room wereobjects of particular notice and ad-

miration. Having "done" tlio in-

terior of tlio Palace, the guestsamused themselves during the restof the evening strolling through thogrounds. Ice cream, enko and coil'cowere served, thu waiters being as-

siduous in their attentions, andwatching that no one would missbeing served. A noticeable andhighly agreeablu feature of thu wholeall'air was thu perfectly free and easyinformality that piovailed. Tlio

T?oyil Hawaiian Hum! wns iiresmitnmi enlivened tlm oocnMon with nnoxi't'llrnt pioKVaiiiMc of national nndotlior nihslu. The elements, too,Were propitious, the day being oneof those glorious Hawaiian dayswhere the zephyrs playing in thesunshine realize visions of a climaticparadise.

PAHALA NOTES.

Tho election for Kan took place atIlonunpo in tlio plantation store-house on tho 3rd inst., the Royil. J.Knuhauo (Opposition) being returnedby the large majority of one bundlednnd seventy-si- x (170). About n hun-dred more ballots weie cast than inthe election of 1881, Kniihane takingninety-tlnc- e of them. Great piessurcwas put upon the native electors ofXaalehu, ilonunpo and Hilea by theplantation niauagets, etc., of thoseplaces, to vote tlie Government ticketand an unlimited supply of gin wasto be obtained at tlie house of theGovernment candidate. Money, too,it is said, was also used on those whowould sell their votes, but all this nndthreats to cut. oil' the water supplyand diive (lie natives' horses oil' theland woio of no use, thu Oppositionshowing stiong tlnoughout the day,that part of Kau lying between Puna-liu- i

nnd Aiunpo alone supplying onehundred votes solid for the Opposi-tion.

Mr. .lulian Mousauat did good ser-vic- u

here by his canvassing previousto tlie election. It was reported thoGovernment party intended to carrytlio day, if not by fair and legalmeans, by fraud and force, but tlieparty in favor of good law and onlerwas too strong on the ground for anywrong doing of this kind to succeed.In this connection I may say that thepiesenceof Mr. Foster, tho managerof Pallida plantation, who was onhand from an eaily hour in the morn-ing until late in tlie afternoon, didmuch in the cause of peace ami fairplay, ami in soothing the aidoramlrahidncss of tho.--c Government menwlio could see no wrong in stealingballots and putting their own in placeof them. Mr. Thompson, tho Gov-ernment candidate, was a constantattendant near the ballot hoc duringtlie day. This, 1 think, is not accord-ing to law.

The Government paity have scoreda victory in Puna and elected theirman, hut from repmt that reachedhere it was done by fraud, 112 namesbeing struck oil' thu list of voters, allthese being Opposition men. Thesuccessful candidate got in by amajority of twenty-eigh- t (28), so thatif these thirty-tw- o hail not been wipedout, Kauwila (Opposition) would havegained the seat.

Last year's ciop of the Pallidaplantation was It,!) Hi tons. This is asplendid showing and not to bu beator equalled by any mill on theIslands. If this is not so, let us hearfrom tlio next mill that has done aswell.

Wu had a slight shower of rain lastnight, but not enough to do muchgood, and the country looks verynarched and dry. Tho Pallida Millis tho onlv ouu in tlio district thatcan manage to make sugar in Michdry weather. At II ilea I hear theyaro discharging all laborers notunder contract, tho dry weather preventing grinding and the held worknot being enough to keep all baudsat work.

We peoplu of Kau who take anopposite view of the necessities ofthe country to that held by the Gov-

ernment feel ptniirt that wo havesucceeded in electing such a man astho Bovd. Kaiihano to represent us,and by such a splendid majority. Hois a man who will work in the legisla-ture for the good of his country, andnot for what a sycophant Governmentwill promise to give for his vote, astoo many Hawaiian legislators havedime in tlio past.

Pallida, Kau, Feb. 10th, 1880.

BUSINESS ITEMS.

Vai.kxtini: day is near at hand,and we aro almost giving them away.Call early and select from a goodvariety at King Bros.' Art btore,Hotel street. Hi CI

Aiiuivni) ex St. Paul Latest stylesof Picturo Mouldings, Wall and Cor-

ner Brackets, Kustic Fiaines, Mirrors,Lap Boaids, B. W. Chairs, MarbloTop Parlor 'fables, B. W., Ash andCedar Dining Tallies, Violin Stringsand Bows, Carts, Velocipedes, Bats,Foot Balls, etc., etc., too numerousto mention, ami to bo sold as cheapas tho cheapest.

fil lw Wi:st, Dow it-- Co.

IIA,

So. 4 AilaniH Lane

Hats dyed and pressed,Feathers cleaned and curled,Native stniWB sewed In nil tho latest

shapes,Lessons given in thlrty.slx kinds of

fancy work, with drawing and p'lliitlngOrders taken for all kinds of einbiol.

dcry. 225

Notiuo oi'LotterH Patent.persons are hereby notified that

Letters Patent were issued by thuHawaiian Government to JAMESKENNEY of Honolulu on tho Kith dayof December, A.i. loSn, for an Improve,nient in brake, gig and chalso springs,und that mid Letters Patent wcru as.signed by the suid James Kemiey to thuHawaiian Carriage Manufacturing Com-pany on the 22nd day of December, A.n.188-r- , whereforu thu raid Hawaiian Car.rlago Manufacturing Company herebywarns all persons against infringing ontho Hild Letters Patent.

HAW'N CAKK1AOE MANF'G Co.Honolulu, Dec. 22, 1SS0, 203 tf

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JOS.General

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Ken! Estate AgentEmployment Agent,

Wilder'. Steamship Agentureal iiiirnngton Kalliond A;;ont

in America.r ua,1 mn-q- gi r-- rt

H. E. WIcSN TYRE & BRO.,IMPOP.TEKJ AND DEALEKS IN

Groceries, Previsions and Feed,EAST COKNEK J OUT

Now Goeils recoiled by every Paul'Fro li Ca'ii'irnla Produce by oci, Stiainml Oooi's- - delivered in any part o tin-

cited. SnlMncliim guaiaiilcul. Pi st O.

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Agent.Honolulu II. I.

Custom ilouso Broker,Money Broker,

Manager Hawaiian Opeia House,Fire and Life Insurance

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AND KING STKEETS.

I from tho F.aMermTStatcs and Europe.icr. All orders faithfully attended to.ty freo of charge. Island orders roll,

Box 1 l.'i. Telephone No. 03. Ili81y

VLB & Fire and Burglar Safe.

C. O. BERCER,(icncral Agent for the HaA-aiia- Islands.

8 Kaaiiiami Street

5?AN FKANCIKCO, January IS, IStO.

IuVhsi-s- . w. IJ. 1VilF.hlro & Co., Agents

MacNEALE & URBAN SAFES,$00 California Mreoi. San Francisco, Cal.

Oi-.nt- i r.jinx: In reply to jour iiupiir.- - concerning tin: opening of the Burglar,proof t'hc.--t in thu tare In the olllcn of t'tu Clerk of the Supreme Court now boveil known t.9 TIIK McOAKTIIY .SAl'L I will say that 1 tonic charge of theofllce on Wednesday, the lith inst. For Mine days previrus unsuccessful attemptshad been iniulu by vaiious expert tu pii-- the lock. On TliuiMhiy, further, similarefforts were niudc, with Hie mini! lesult, ov Mr. Eiudgn mid other noted experts,ALL OF WHOM FINALLY DKCLAHED THAT THE LOCK COULD NOTBE PIGMvl.D, and that thu safe mutt bo ,pcnid by force.

On Friday I employed thu expert of ouu of vour competitors, Uio did faithfuland honest work for thai purpose.

On morning work w.h begun, and till liiomlni: (YVedticpilay) FOURDAYS the expert succeeded in i.rilllng through thu door and opening thesafe.

1 com! Icr it was an extraordinarily severe test, much beyond xhnt a burglarcould pottihly employ under any Circumstances, and can nssurc lt has inspired mwith the h. ghost conlldctict in the ccurlly of vour Uurglar.Proof Safes, and thatYOUK LOCKS AKE PICK-PKOO- F Af AINST THE BEST EXPEKTS.

After working lor miiiiu hours nn 111 lock, one expert said he had found thatV was one letter' and another that 0 was one. On examination, neither of theselctteih appi-arc- In the combination. Yours trulv,

J. D. SPENCEB, Clerk of Sunrcinc Court.

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M. GOLDBERG,CVMJUSTOIX.--! J5LOOIC,

Corner of Fort & Merchant Streets,lias jut opened out a 'urge a id carefully selected stock of

Gent's Fine Furnishing Goods,CuslonvMadu Clotlm g, and Hats and Cnps

lii all le Latest Miles and Pattens,

C3T i'aitlcular attention U called to an elegant line of Cent's Neckwear.Cfltf

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Granite, lion and Tin Ware !

Chandeliers, Lamps and Lanterns,

WATER PIPE and RUBBER HOSE,House Keeping Goods,

PLUMBING, Til, CDPPER AND1)03 SHEET IRON WORK.

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SATURDAY. PliB. 13, 188(1.

SUNDAY SERVICES.

Elder W. M. Hkalf.y will pi each at7:30 r. Mm In the tent, corner of Alakcaand Hotel sheets.

Roman Catholic Catukdhal.High inns' at 10 A. M. Benediction ofthe Blessed Sacrament ut 4:!!0 i M.

Y. M. C. A. Young Men's BibleClass In the pallor at !i:45a. M., con-

ducted by the General Secretary. Cos-p- el

praise at l:!lo v. M.

1'oitT Stkkut Cinntuii. Rev. .1. A.Cman, pator. I'leachlng by thepastor at 11 A. M., and 7:30 i M.

A biluf gopol oiinon will be dellveiedIn the evening. Thu ehoh, agisted byseveral lnstniineiilallts. ghei u bpeui.ilmusical piograintno at this wivlec, andall the scats sue fiee.

Blthki. Union Oilmen. Kcv. E.C. Oggel. pa-to- r. Pleaching by thepuMornt II a. M. nnd 7 :IU) I. M. Collcc-tlo- n

In the morning for the home mis-

sion wink of the Hawaiian Board. Theohnreh choir and ehlldien's eliouw willassj.t at the evening service. Seamen,strangers nnd all othots Invited. Hun-da- y

school at !:iri A. M. Subject, "TheHnndwiltliigon tliu Willi," Daniel r:l-1- 2;

25-2- 3.

St. Andkhw's Catiii:ikai.. Thelht eoligirgiitlon will hae m-- i vices,conducted by the ItlMiop of Honolulu,

us follow: Holy Communionat C.::i A. M.; matin', and seimon bythe BWIiop at H::t0 a. m.; Sunday whimat 11 A.M.: cenong and catecheticalleetiuebv Hie BNhop, at IS r. m. N

appioprlaliou of -- enl. The secondroiimfirtitliiii, conducted by Be. Ceo.Wallaee, will have Sunday school at 10

a. m. in the I'unahou Preparatoryschool. Mointng prayer with -- crinon,tit 11:15 a. m., and cenlng prayer at7:30 1. M.

PUZZLE DEPARTMENT.

WOKI l'UZLi:, NO. XIV.

t :i i ii lKclv. I am -- ad.1 am good and 1 am bail,

I'm not wanted in -- oine places I can tellof;

I am often diiven out,But alway- - keep about,

A "hell-ll-- li take- - me when he shed- -off.

Engines employ me.Old anil young enjoy me.

I dwell In hou-e- -, caes, and on a farm.1 am picked up in a -- poon,1 am m allowed by the loon.

I can help, or do you lots of liii.'in.

I ride in a balloon.I it on and moon.

I'm never mtii, but often 'awed byhand;

I am used by babes and mother,I convey jour pots to otheis.

Tliuu'ih on the sea, I am iil-- o on thelaud.

Tho-- e who foice me out of home,Without me cannot loam,

My lo-- s to them would prove a seilou-matte- r.

I'm u-- on ships nnd schooners.LikewNe by piano-tuner- s,

And I prose of --eiieo to the -- mltli andhatter.

I'm a friend to .py and scout,I am near your water spout.

My voice at night, peihaps. you hearquite often.

I am far beneath this ocean,Wlieio I fm ther locomotion.

I can kill or cine, make haul or 1 cansoften.

I am gentle. 1 am Hide,1 am Mii-te- d by the dude,

1 am easily consumed, cspo-c- d to ll.une.I ex'Ut within a wellIn your water pipes I dwell

Now don your thinking caps and ghemy mime.

Perry's answer to No. 13 was concct.John B. Kami.

PACIFIC COAST NOTES.

The Local Parliament opened atVictoria, U. C, recently, with aspeech from the throne. The at-

tendance was large and great inter-

est is manifested, as important legis-

lation is foreshadowed this session.

The frequent burglaries in Santallosa have occasioned talk of theformation of a vigilance committee,who will make it their duty to in-

vestigate every strapger piowlingaround, especially after night, whocannot give an acconnt of himself.

A gang of boys at Napa stoned aChinese washhouse on a late Saturdaynight, and broke several windows.On Monday, however, they wcie ledby public sentiment to take up ncollection among themselves and re-

imburse the Chinamen for the lossthey had caused.

The American river, at Sacra-mento, is changing its course nearthe railroad bridge, and graduallymaking Us way northward that is,it is bending away from the city sideand cutting in upon the Kuncho delPaso, which, at Unit locality, is notvery valuable, the hard-pa- n beingloo near the surface. This changeon the river's part will not be ob-

jected to by residents of the city, asit favors the levees.

The Helena (M. T.) Herald ofJanuary 25th says: I. G. Bake &

Co. of Boston yesterday receivedfrom their Fort McLcod house 88800(al)out 185 ounces) in gold. Theletter accompanying it does not statein what mines or diggings it wasfound. Speculation is rife us to theplace from which the gold came. Itis supposed by many to have comefrom tho Sweet Urastf hills, butnothing certain is known. This isthe hugest chipment of gold to Ben-ton siucu 186"8. There is great ex-

citement here.

Wble Stook !

for siAXjE,

11 Y T1IK

Woodlawn Dairy & Stock Co.

1 Thorough-bre- d Holslcln Bull,

"Dutchman." it years old, will weighabout 1,800 lbs.

1 Holslcln Bull, 12 months old,

"Hercules Second," sired bv JudgeMel'ully'i imported Holslcln "Hercities," "diun, a large line gi.idcd Hoi.stein cow imported from California.Bam has glen of milk In a dayin this country.

1 llolstoln Bull, 9 months old,"Ai,i." This line Ihotoiigli-brci- l llol.stein was Hired by "Hercules," diun"El ma."

Wc also lme sereral graded HoistelnBulls f i oiii 2 to 8 mo-!- , old.

This is a inieoppoitunlty otlcied toMnck'.miM'M tosecme a superior bleedof entile. Slock men in America claimHull for lieif, milk, uml butler they innsuperior to any other cbi-- s of slock.

We have lecently linporkd 2Hoisteln Bulls from Syiucmc,

N. Y. 'iliesu animals are minted to thelineal dairy stock in llie world, vU: theAnergic Family.

The best cow in this rnniily at 0 yeaisof age made the following milk recoid:8i;(Jbs. in one dur, L,30-ielb.- in onemonth. 18,ri)l 0 lbs. in one year end.Ing March in, 188.1.

Applications niiidc for bull nil ves fromthe i' siipeiior animals will icceiveourattention. Wc are agents for Smiths,Powell ik Lamb, anil mc pi (.pared totake mdeis for slork to be ImportedIrom them. We have open cataloguesof their Mock, which we shall be pleas,cd to luinish iijion application.

Wc have also been appointed agentsto take oiders and sell oalllo and horsesfrom the well known ranch of Gov.Leland Stanford, Vina, Cd. GovernorStanfoid has been importing fromSmiths IVwcll fc Lamb thorouj'h-biu- l

Holslcins by the car-loa- paying ashigh as 1,500 each fur cows.

WOODLAWN DAIRY & STOCK Co.,

Address A. L. Smith, Sec'y.

lliilnliiins or Beef.

Aspioof of the silperloilty of IIol-stel-

as beef cattle, we call attentionto the following .statement:

In the winter of 1S8I and 188."i, wecali-e- d to be tJaughtcicd the recordedHoisteln bull Syracuse (822), calvedApill 24th, 1882; the lecorded cow-Sign-

(1817), calved Apill 0th, 18S0,ami Little Wonder (1788), calved Mnv14th, 1880, with tho follow ing resultSyracuse weighed, alle, on

day of killing 2,21)0 IIh.1)1 beef 1 , 130 lbs.Hide 112 'Rough tallow 120 '

Percent, of dressed beef.. 02. 14

Per cent, of offal 20

Signet w elglicd, alive 1, 170 lbs.l)ie-e- d beef 015 lb-- ..

Hide 70 'Hough tallow 120 "

Per cent, of dressed beef. .02.:ilPercent, of offal 21

Little Wonder weighed, alive.. l,l!i:t lbs.Dieted beef 701 lb.Hide 78 "Komdi .tallow 121 "

Per cent, of dicssed beef.. 52.0:1Per cent, of offal M

Syracuse and Little Wonder had notbeen fattened for beef, and Signet wehad fed for some time, but she was notwhat beef men would icgaid fat.

Taking everything Into consideration,we think this shows decidedly to thoiidMiiitiigu of HoMcins as beef animals.

The butcheis that pin chased and cutup the eaie.is-.e- s of Signet and LittleWonder' send us the following strongtestimonial as to the quality of thesetwo cows:

Sviucusi:, X. Y., Feb. 11, 1885..Mnssits. Smiths it Powki.i.;

(lailtemrii: We were much pleasedwith the two Hoisteln heifers purchasedof you last mouth. We have been inthe meat business for the last twenty-liv- e

yeais, anil huvo killed all grades ofcattle, tlie lo-- t wc could and hi tinscountry, but never have wo had anythat would ejiml In (nudity thosu piilvchased of you. Wo hac had a greatmany compliments from the leadingfamilies in the city In icgaid to theHoisteln beef.

Hespectfully,W.&.LFAGE,

40 Warren St.The imported Hoisteln bullEbbo, live

years old, was killed on thu IlemiugtonFarm in Cacnovia:Weighed, alive, on day of kill-

ing 2,200 lbs.Dressed beef 1,111:11b".Hide 150 "Bough tallow 75 "

Per cent, of dressed beef.58j

Election ol Oilicers.AT tho Annual Meeting of tho C.

Browcr Company held this day,tho following gentlemen were electedfor the ensuing year:Mn. P. (3. Joniib PresidentMu. P. C. Jokkh ManagerMn. .1. O. Caiiti:ii SecretaryMn. J. O. Cahteii TreasurerCoi W. F. Alus Auditor

Directors Hon. Chas. . Bishop,Messrs. Sam'l O. Allen mid HenryWaterhouso.

JOSEPH O. OAHTKH,Sec'y C. llruwer & Company.

Honolulu, Fob. 4, 1S80. 44 1m

Dwelling House for Kent.$4:5 per Month ami

Water Rates.rpilK largo dwelling house and lotJL occupied by D. D. Ihildwin front-- Ilie on Dole street, at Pumihou, and run.

ning tluough to Heokwilh fltieet. Thuhouse contains 8 large rooms, 2 pantries,1 bnthroom, 4 largo closets, kitchen ad.joining. There Is a largo barn withscivant's room on tho grounds, also anolllco separate from thu main building.The lot is nearly 2 acres in extent andaffords considerable pasture, and lire,wood. Everything in good icpnir. Gov.eminent water la'd on. Enqul.o of132 tf 6. I). DOLE.

i'ltalui'nUuu M.UlilgUL

drib..

Paciiic Hardware Company,SuccossorB to Dillingham &.Go. and Samuol Nott.

FORTSTRKET, : : i : : i HONOLULU

HOLIDAY GOODS,Just received, ox S.S. Alameda and St. Paul, latest designs In

Silver-Plate- d Waro, Chandeliers & lamps,(02) Water Filters & Coolers, Cutlery, etc., etc., etc.

GEO. EHGELHARDT(Formerly with Samuel Nott'.

Tmpoi'lei siiiil Dealer inSTOVES, CHANDELIERS,

CI.OCKL'KY, GLASSWAHE, HOUSE FUKNlSHlXtJ HAHDWA1IE,AGATE IllON AND TINWAKE.

Agent Hall's Safe and Lock Company.Beaver Block, - Fort Street.

U2T Store founerly occupied by S. XO'IT, opj os.to s &. (Jo.'s Dunk. -- a

P. O. ISox 207.

LEWIS & CO., GROCERS,IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Staple Fancy Groceries,i iiiiil m Hotel Slreet,

.lust received, c OSS Co.'s steamer St. Paul,

Apples, Fears, Dried Pigs, Dried Dates, Dried Apples,

Dried Peaches, Dried Cherrie?, Dried Pilled Plums, Dried Prunes, Swiss Cheese,Oregon Cicaiii Chccic, Edam Chtese, Cain. Cheese, Smoked Sausages, SmokedTongues, Smoked Beef, Soused Tongues, Kits Salmon Bellies, Kfis Mackerel,ICegs Bunkers, C.ila. Salt Pork, Kegs Oil.i. Family f'o-iic- d Beef, Kegs Salt

atcr Cucumbcrii, Kegs S.iuev Kiaut, Keg Holland HoningJ, Sicily Lemon,Eastern Codllsh, Boi.clcts Codflsli, Stone Jars Soused I'lgs Feel,

A Nice of Biscuits,Graham Wafers, Oaten Flukes, Sea Foam Wafers, Pcaok and Fiean, Rasphcirv"

Wafers, ltartou & Gelstcis Salad Oil, Durct Salad Oil, Crosse & Blackwcll'sOil, Cain. Olive Oil, Russian Oardellej, Russian Caviar, French Eating

Chocol.ile, Iiisliiutiiiieoiiu

A Fine Lot of Cala. Potatoes and Onions,Alt ol which are ottered nt low pi it e .20

NEW BOOKS,received, "The Dogs of Great

Britain, Amotion and other Coun-tries: Their Breeding, Training, andManagement in Health and " byStonchcuge; ''Incidents and Anecdotesof the Civil Win," by Admiral Porter.4J .1. M. OAT, JR.. & CO.

L'o Let Furnished,A i Kilauca, Kaimi, a comfoilable

Houseand Cottage eminently suita-- b,

lor a family wishing to spend asboit time in the country. Apply to

MANAGER,n 'i Kilauca Sugar Co., Kauai.

Two Suburban Cottages toLet.

FIRST That elegant Collage hi1occupied by the ownei, J t i

Rolcllo. with line llower and ln.igulden, stables, etc. Terms favoinble

SECOND The two story Cottage twodoors makiil of the above, lately oecu.pied by the lale A T Bake1-- , havinggarden, stable, etc. Terms favorable.

Both piciniscs aie connected with thecity water scivice. Apply to

HYMAN BROS.Queen Sticet. 104 tf

NEW DltESS MAKINGllOOM.

MRS. J. LYONS begs to inform theof Honolulu that she Inn

just opened the large nnd spaciousrooms over llio htoio occupied by O. J.Fishel for carrying on the business of

DDi'esss--; JMLaJking',in all ts branches Having pindp

to receive fiom Etnopu anilAmorlca all tho latest Fashions, shehones, by doing work thoroughly andat low pi ices, to receive a fair bhtue ofpatronage. Call and seo me.

07 3m MRS. J. LYONS.

MANILA CIGARSIn Bond or Duty Paid.

A Very Choice Lot, Fresh and Full.

The Bo-,- t In tho Market.

HOLLISTER & Go.210

Yosemite Slating Rink,

Will ho open every afternoon and even.ing as follows;

9Ioiitltiy,TiH'Nilii)',Wc(lmmtay,Tliiii'Nilny uml Hadu'dny KvuiiIiibn.

To the public in general.

J.ntHJA.Y J3VENJNG8,For ladies and gentlemen.

Tticmluy AfternooiiM,For ladies, gentlemen ami children.

Frldayand Sutuulay Evenings j also, atthe Tuesday Matinee.

THOS. E. WALL, Manager.147

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Assortment

SaladChocolate,

bbctcul.y tlutllrtiitauibrl

LAMPS,

Telephone 210.

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The Great Short Line.K. KISTLttlt, Agent.

An ym

Crystal SoQa forts,Manufacturers of

Soda Water, Ginger Ale,

Florida Lemonade, Aciutid Waters ofall kinds, Fruit S.rups and Essences.

We Use Patent Stopsin all our Bottles.

We invlie i articular attintion to ourPatent Filter, leccutly introduced, bywhich nil waters used in our manufac-tuie- s

is absolutely freed from all im.purities.

We deliierour Goods free of chargeto all pails of the city. We guaranteeour Goods to be the best in the market.Careful attention paid to Island Ordcis.Addiess

The Crystal Soda Works,P. O. Box !!1)7, Honolulu.

Hell Telephone : : 208Mutual Telephone : .'.'DO

B3T Oiders left with Benson, Smith &

Co., No. 11 Foil Street, will rccehcpiompt attention.

We, also, are Agents for tho saleof J. W HiMgley's

Celebrated Cigars,188 of his own manufactiuo. Cm

ICE. ORE AM,DID YOU SAY ?

Make your wife and children happyby supplying them with

tho Celebrated

Elite Ice Creammade from pure Woodlawn Dairy

Cream.Go and suipiise your folks, oulern

bucket of our delicious lee Cream. Wopack oidors for Ice Oieam fiom 1 to 00quarts in Patent Rcfilgerntor Cans, war.ranted to keep its delightful flavor andperfect form lor ninny hours.

Families, Parties, Balls and WeddingsSupplied.

Our Fancy Cakes aio tho FavoiltoWilli all the Ladies of Honolulu.

CHOICE FRENCH CANDIES,Imported fresh and in great variety by

every steamer.Ring Up BcllTclcpliano 182 or Mutual 338.

Tho Elite Ico Cream Parlors.No. S5 Hotel Stroot,

Are open dally until 11

i!14P.M.

CTS3?raj

Next VosBeLbhus. BrewbV & Co.'fl Lilic of Boston

Packets.

Shippers will please lake notice Unitthe lino Hnrk

"EDWARD MAY,"Will fall from Boiton for this port onor about APRIL 1st next. For parti,culars tpply to

C. BREWEE & Co.,IJueeu Street

Or to CHAS. BKKW ER & Co.,2PJ 2m 27 Kllby Street, Boston, Mass.

VXH12K,'H . S. CO.Limited.

Steamer KinauKlnir. Commander.

.Leaves Honolulu nnnl, Tnnailnv nt4 p.m., touchlKg at Lnhalim, Maa-lac- a

Bay, Makena, Mnhukoun, e,

Laupalinehoo and Hllo.Returning, will touch at all the

alove ports, arriving at Honolulueach Saturday afternoon.

TIIK KABT SAIMNO

Sohooner EHTJKAIwill run regularly

TO WAIALUA EVERY MONDAY.Returning on Thursday, weather

permittingFor freight or passage apply to tho

Captain on board, or toPacific Navigation Co.,

181 Agents

M FOR KOLOA & WAIMEAKAUAI.

The Clipper SchoonerWAIEHTJ,

F. Kibbling, . . . Master,Will run regularly to the ports ofKOLOA, HANAPEPE & WAIMEA,KAUAI. For frelcht or passneo applyto the Captain on board, or lo the

Pacific Navioation Co.,800 3m Cor. Nitminu &. Queen sis.

TO BUTCHERS, GRAZIERST. XV. 1SAWLIKS,Soap Manufacturer.

The highest Casli value for any quan.tily of Tiillow.

lloiioluln ScHitAVoiIin, .LclcoBell Telephone 20. P. O. Box 4.

27

PIONEER

Stfm Candy Factoryand Bakery.

Established 1S63.

F. HORN, Proprietor.

No. 71 HOTEL ST., betweenNuuunii and Fort Sts.

Has always on hand the hugest Stockof Caudles, both Plain and Fancy, guar,anteed to ho STRICTLY PUKE

"WliolcNule niitl Kotuil.

Rich Wedding CakesOf ii Twenty Yeais Reputation, allSizes always on hand, ornamentedin any Style.

Pastries of (All Description Hade toOrder at Short Notice.

Puro uuil

Wholesome Bread,Fresh every Day.

K Bell and Mutual Tclpphpne, No. 74.P. O .Box No. 70. 1(18

MELLER & HALBE'S

Ice Cream Parlor

AND- -

Confectionery

Lincoln's Mod, King st

A Fine Assortment of

Candies & Cakes

Al-wtiy- ou Iltviitl

3PartieN Suppliediy

HwnPHrO) . MHHMHIHflQBloJ

msammmmmmmmimmntmamfri1 $' .-- t! i' TT"T'rM1',

T ria till n?w.rt.

CA3TLIE tSt COOKE,Life, Firo &. Marino Insur'co Agentsi

AOENTS 1'OilThe X'civ J'.iiKlnml

MUTUAL LIFE INS. COMP'Y,of Boston.

The JEtna Firo Insurance Co.of Hartford, Conn.

The Union 1'lre nndMarine Insurance Co.,

of San Francisco, Cala.101 ly

Prussian National"Insurance Comp'y

ESTABLISIIKD 1845,Capital 9,000,000 Rolchsmarks.

HE undersigned, having been appointed agent of tho above Company

foritho Hawaiian Islands, is prepared toaccept UskB, against Fire, on Building,VJiiH're, Merchandise, Produce, Suit r

Mills etc., on the most Favorable Teruis,Lojsos Promptly Adjusted and Payablo In

Honolulu.Ii. MEMENSCHNEIDEH,

1 at

The qnitnb!o Iiifo AsHiirunc.Society of ho United

KSTABMSIIIill IX l -,.

ISSUES Policies on the most nnproudvizs-Ordln- Life, Life. Limit,

cd Iayments, Endowments! ToiiiineSavings Fniui, Tontines, Semi.Tontines;A. Ii. O. Tontines; Life and Sunlvor.sl'fp Annuliles; Children's Endow ,

Joint Life Bisks, Partnership Insuianco.etc., eu ., ttc.

Policies both Incontestable and Nouforfeitable.

Contested claims, none.Before insuring clsewherecnll andget an estimate.It is calculated that every reasonable

wish of tho insured is embodied in onoor more of tho plans.

For full particulars and pamphlets,apply to

AliKX. J. CAKTWKMJJIT,General Agent for Hawaiian Islands.

J CO IT

STATEMENT.undersigned, a Committee of

the Equitable LifeSociety of tho United States ,

appointed to formulate the views of tlteBoard on the advantages ollered by thoSociety to the public, report:

1st Tho Society issues all the approv-ed forms of assurance. Including Oid'.nary Life, Ei dowment and Tontine pclieies. It is immaterial to the Directorswhich form of policy is taken by

assurers.2d The Lifo and Endowment forms

of policy provldo for annual cash dlvi.dends and a surrender value; arc Indis.putablc after three years und payabloImmediately after proof of death.

3d The premiums on n Tontine po-licy are tho same as on the OrdinaryLilc, but, while the latter is only pay.able in tho event of death, tho holder ofthe Tontine policy h.as the right to drawtho wholo of tho reserve anu tho accu.mulntcd profits in rash at the end of astilted period; thus, during his own life,time, after his producing years are past,ho can, without any larger premiumthan on an ordinary policy, secure thesegreater advantages.

4th Experience shows that tho icturnpaid in cash on maturing Tontine po-licies approximates to or exceeds theamount of premiums paid by policy-holders, so that tho .average cost of thoassumnco will bo only about tho intereston the premiums.

5th Tontine policies, like others, aropaid in full in tho event of death at anytime during tho term of tho policy, andaro incontestable after three years, andpayable immediately after duo pioof ofdeath.

shows that the mor.tallty is lower among Tontine policy,holders, as tho better lives sock thiskind of assurances, which is n consider,able souicc of prollt.

7th Tontine policies will bo mndounder the laws of tho

State, if so desired at tho tlmo the as.suranco is eH'ccted.

8th Tho Tontine system Is fair andjust; its accounts aro accurately kept,separate frpm all other business; thofunds judiciously invested and improv-cd- .

and the accumulated profits talth.fully guarded and properly appoitloned.

0th The Society has since its organ!,zation transacted a larger amount ofnow business than any other company,whilo its new business for tho first halfof the present year is $1,760,000 largerthan that of the first half of 1884. Ithas Assets of $00,000,000; over $14 000,-00- 0

of Surplus, nnd its ratio of Surplusto Liability is greater than that of anyother company.

Chaunckv M. Durrcw,John A. Stewaht,Euqunk Ki:m,y,William A. Wheelo eChaklks O. Landon,John Sloane,Hknky B. Hyde,

Commiiteo of tho Board of Directors ....the Equitable Life Assurance Societyof tho United Stales.

ALEX. J. OAimvitlGHT,General Agent for Howallan Islands

Equitable Lifo Assurance Society.127 Jy

KEAL ESTATE FOR SALEARARE chance for securing n deslr.

able homcstind. Three Lots only,on the easterly sldo of Jlnkikl Street,adjoining the mauka side of Mr. WalterSeal's place, A very pleasant neigh,borhood; a never falling supply of purewater in tho slicct from tho MakiklReservoir. Terms, ono third cash, thoremainder In 1 and 2 years with interestnt 8 per cent. net. Maps and plans canbo seen ut the ofllco of

170 If W. R.OASTLB.TO LET. 7

rpiIE large and commodious BuildinAJL situated on Nuiiauu Street, a few

doors above Hotel Street, and recentlyoccupied as a Drug Store by Messrs.Holllster&Co. From Its location in acentral position on one of our most busythorough fares, It Is admirably ndnptediu uuDiuuai. jiuiiiuscB. i?or mn nam.culars, apply to

ALEX. J331m

OAUTWRIGHT,No. !1 Kaahumanu St,

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