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'LATEST FOREICN NEWS,k kr rcr: of PLSS. jtvfmlM in port

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in, w btvr been withr dates auc raail to the 25th tilt,

O.SS tsfeich amred on the

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to tbeSftk cH, have been received.it ytraaUia litcs of foreign

Lowollwwapaay,

Yraaeisco

BaftM$aar.meMBoaatKv instructions

w thrmteeed Spam.

Till I Til Bin

fcn.unn.il

1ft

supplied

Mrifv

cwocrescd

amte

flufimlluc to the Mu--has 3ed to Cali- -

Sim Sex- -

at his ova

crew inLaafe Kftaid the Irish registm- -

IllH

5o batW reilroad onCX. TOtMa three years.

cd iwn riate the nonh'wst

tiw uresemftt ISiS.

have been

Omhi Tales-re-:- office ataiua-ie- d the bending

Seadav, Aug. 391b, inand Aasttnns.

rein

Fatter itiotdan asooad-of California will take

Nth.Baeeme has fioae to Carlsbad.

down from dyspepaa and drtpres- -doeftar has been called to

is btatzemsi lately.ef Three

the vwrsty of rfeme andi Sre by ligi-ttiirt- f-.

the mforator, eerlv in 1S2 sentt to s&eet VVikb S. Forstcr.

tfckf SerTmwT iac iraktad, bet their courage

yeUov iTer, choierft, endhavoc in portions of

t Saxeat Hill. Mass Am? 14.3Wia.Xga. Pteistd.ana Hauiiuoutt. to nrst-nani-

ksiMtiasthe peopie of

Faroit feo6t etoisc greet datnapi in Maiue.OD tin m 8o kil-- d infotmer Cgr&y. is to be

Xftoti, with his trja. had arrivedSa 2vf Yorku Kansas cay, S. Y. MitebeOand

i m iron; lMssver. ijaoe and Mitchellgo tsta atssjve traininr for their

at new for tri-ic- c has beenTtemt--g ISth to the Uth. to be

1 3St a&ues at aas aty or Otsaha.Jv. X Aaast IT.th. K&nlan won the

I nee tnis afteraoon. three c-il-es withcaw in 2a: ttoee iencrhs ahead, Hosmec second

Cftttoee S a. pood thmL Liee tmt.

Tear

ghee urtut of the VJS, rreasorr has receivedube. lb Collector of Casto-a-s at Sangaoeeraiag the importation of cattle

i Aft Tlratii, and asks rrfctrrrcuoos in regard toquarantine tor tsetr acoonicioaa- -

le GoiMcsor was moracred so provide tic- niUMBu tor tae ca-- a aim spelter o: tne

i mt tbe expense of the owners.as Ctjr. An. 3$. Herbert Slade. with his. left uafapendenee to-da- and it is statedbk to Atcaisan. Kan-qis- , to arrange for the; noae 3H-- h This takes the case oat of

b of tbr Xisoftti aftthoritief.Aa 29. The staamer Maid of the

IfiA. trneh has been boildmt: on the dek atet k nwarfy completed, and will be

i toe smit()Mi rapns x&nrsdav. fep--. s as esptsnmestt.

mniimununuo-i-.

Neufcimte?.

TeaEyck,

Atacsst 33d- - A eorraspaadeat tele--i foam HoBckoug that on the 17th instant

: --sas a-a- by me rreot oaliHl --Uzocncaa the imciae of Sonttj. a ttrom; post sevenntfln mi Ha-Ko- i. The fnanch force was 2,000smmtm.. and the toeax aiMsbered la,C00. Thejijjika --sas earned, hot foend untenable, and a

acaaB of she troops returned to the river oovaredig JIBft boat;, wfalie the ret went in the directionof Sa-jC- oa There ha-r- e been terrible floods,

; Mas at me in tsc vramtv ot ilx-Ao- i.

. Assest 2Sd. One-thir- d of the bnil- -Srabestec are in rmss. Twentv-foc- r

iniii an uuau. wii ei. menonea, owing toxlMBr iraarfBi iststSaaon by the storm. The stormacta tftiutL Dodge and Aimstaad counties,

iin-a-- r; drter oestrocrion than at first supposed.The damiy in Bochester will reach fally sSl1003.VThe-- s. the stone street the Coiisregatioaal chcrchUam-ST- nr children had jost returned from thejaaBc bat none were hart.

By the weeftt cydooe in Minnesota 035 hocseswmt is the city of Rochester, 31 pej-tw-

XAed ad HO woaaded, a number fatallv.Oawiiilaii kfttc been issaed for distribeiiraHiiiiftjlawil the State asking aid for the destitute

OBKftoo. Aserosi 29th. Dr. L F. Tisdale ofHoMtc K Kopfsre; at the Tremont House withhe faanly. and &a the Doctor is largely interestedsb mx csdtttic. owning several plantations in theHwiftwi fctaads. a reporter called upon him toask shoot the ooadition of the traffic, and whatgtsms&z then vee for the charge that Chineseitacmrt; were naxrtec iree o: mty via tlonolulc ?tte Tf-aa- said : --There is absolutely nothingakttese- - It wodd be impossible to carry

a sabesse into execution, for besides the dinf-ccn-y

iUinitiaf. the tninsfers of cargoes, theAmencan Mrotnr and American. Consul at Hon-xd-- i.

--saoald have to be broaght np. as well as thefaauai Hoas anthorities at San .Francisco and1'ortlDsd. Oreeos. Another point is that our

crap etdy araocnis to about G1,000 tons,is a mere drop in the sugar market. Ar ann im has best eat thre to inquire into the

vtiole 'VTat their report may be. I can-s- ot

laxato. The present treaty was' for seven--rar. and thee at the-- expiration of one year fromit cod of the seventh it cotdd be closed by eitherparty. Tot seven years finished in Septemberdot ume. and there has bees a great erlort onthie aecocnt to produce as large yield as possible,ihjs Tears crop wilL therefore, reach 65,000 tons,ia u will be the largest crofi ever msde before orhtregfujg. for ahhopgh old lands are beingrapidly xhaasted. Yon will find that the sugarvKld of the Ha-aiia- Islands will never surpass"the postal ssres."

Facts. Aucast 25h. A telegram was received byshe Hiaister of Marine from Sagon to-da-y,

asaioBacsDg that the Preach bombarded andcaisred the fort and batteries at the mouth ofihe He river, after a brilliant land attack. TheoperstMos occ-rre- d on the 25th. 19th. and 23th.V tea, hcadred namites were killed during theeasBcec-et-

. The ccly causalities suffered by theFrteefc were several men slightly wounded. TheAnamae Cocrt is greatly alarmed at the move-xaents- of

She French.Stearjeer i'y sflimm British u ilunro, which

arrrced s: Xew York, Awrusi 2th, from Liverpool,mad the passsce from Fcsnet to Firt Island in

days. S hours, sad 50 mfr.ates.ThecassesOf Cocnt de Cnambord's death were

caaeer of thestomzch, ulcers and atrophy of thetad derangement of the blood vessels,

Bv the fTr- - of a scanold at the King ofpahtce." Friday, at TjakeChiem, 23work-rae- r

were kSled and seventeen injured.s, AtustSa. The Queen's speech pro-loj-ai-ng

Fariisment, refers to the continuance ofhar-aonio- relations with foreign powers. TheadsBmstratrve organisation of Egypt, though re-

tarded brthe outbreak of cholera, has steadilyadrmacei Her Majesty reasserts that the occupa-tio- e

of Ervnt is onlv temporarv. Communicationswah France cccerring the

sfcip. aad the Queen has no doubt will leaa aq-.ftn-f.T xesslt. xne conoiuon 01 ice ciasea j

is the Kingdaa ssSering from the depression of i

k in most respects shown some de-- j

iix. nsd-ist-rr is sorrad. The Queen says she canrsitr with greater satisfaction than on some for-ao- ss

occasions to the condition of Ireland. Thecs of the Land Act had been brought

auo --sriae operation and the late combinationagaast the fclfillrnsnt of contracts, especially forrent, hive been in great degree broken np.There is a marked diminution of agrarian crime,--ad associations having murder for their objecthaw been checked bv the detection and punish-rae- at

cf the oSeriders. Her ilajesty refers toHarsoBrt's rneasares to which she had givenassent, --sijj which She hopes will advance the.ntereKs of aH. She refers to the legislation of--Ux esos in regard to Ireland, as evidence oftae aimetv of Parliament to momote the pros-Iserit- T

of "that countrv. The House of Lords, atsh lis: rrajraent agreed to the Agricultural

Ltnzisfs. August 2G.Kioting between Orange--

renewed Satnrdajr, and '22 persons were arrested.

itrtr real cjspwEzers uiougn:i2T iiepo&ed persons may offer sin- -

cerc coBgnalatioas. Fortanately, feowcrer,ise mlmmm af ffinliar in ekber direction

mi tfae ariiiwry expeneacee ot

Hawaiian Gazette Supplement Sept. 5Ijokdox. Amrust fK. A rallicirm

o'cloct this morning, off Eddvstono licht, in the" vt mreu lijt: xxu.iii steamer of.Germain, from Havre for Xev-- - York, and thesteamer TfiKxHufi-n- , from the East bv way of thesnar f?-- al it. , t - ,t - r- . . ,-- - xuc Kopra unmraimeiv sanK,nnd eighteen of her crew were drowned. The5. Gtrmoin vras disabled," but arrived nt Plv--

moninana lanaea the passengers saved from tho

The Kniehts Temnlir'sCisco has ended, nnd on the 26th of August knightsirere retnrninR to their homes. The (De Molcy)Kcatncky Goramandery iron the fist prize in theBimiuuoa unit, unnni; uie senson ot reunionthe corner stone of a monument to be erected inmemory of James Ahraro Garfield, xras lniilGolden Gate Park, the ceremonies attended by10,000 knifihts.

Tho machine on vrhieh Terrv emisM thf Knn.lish Channel is a trievcle. nn invention of his num.and which is so constructed to bo capable of ;

ine irameworii ot a boat, xne boat is12 feet long, and S feet 9 inches cide, and 2 feetdeep, and is formed of a simple covering of tar--pnuiiu. j.uc uHicr lunusuai .iin a piuroisenile, all of which near he carries bv road

VlKXXl. Ancust 2G. The bodv of Count deCharabord has been embalmed! The fninrJwill be on September 1st.

London. Aumst 26ih. Deaths from cholem o- -

Saturdav 120 in Upper Eypt. and JS in LowtEcyp--

Liseok. Anmst23. It is renorted that TTrnniT. Stanley has closed tho Upper Congo to commerce.

---. X. CAUTEC s. t. cr-ini-

S. B. CftRTfB AND COMFYiiSSi King St., Hooolnln, II. I Eetail DciUt - is

Firewood Coal and Feed.VTe would notifr the rrnblic andbcKi?rkinr"r in mr--

ticabr, tastwe keep on hand and for sale quan-tities to fait and at lowest rates Fnel asloilews: iiarc awl bolt woods. cu:snylenrto5;Char-CBircoa- l.

.S.'W. Newcastle Uoals, softtti Coal? .and the Celebmed AVdlinston illne

Departure Bav Coals;.also.BbcksralUis" Coal.

Tin-- above can be ordered by telephone or otherwise'and immediate delivery guaranteed.

GIVE IS A CALLTelephone Kb. 305

WE ALSO KEEP IX SliOCK

Kay S4-23.C2- . Oats,California and Xcw Zealand :

Com. Whole and Grouned ; Bran,Barley, Whole and Ground; Wheat.

Middlings, and other Feed.Order the above through

TELEPHONE KO. 305,

and we warrant quick deliverp, and fvll weight.Orders from the other Islands solicited.

FREEDELIVER Yto all parts of the city. Itemember

S2 Eins Street, and Telephone Kb- - 1ST.953g

Invite Special AttentionTo their present Stock, contaicinc. as it does, the lar-

gest amoant tlity have ever had at any onetime, consisting of as follows:"

Kor'Westi: Eedwood Lumber,OF ALL SIZES;

Eastern White Pine,Port Oxford Cedar,

White Wood, Oak, Ash,Black Walnut. Eoa,

Redwood and White CedarSTi i n gles,

KEDWOOD and "WHITE CEDAR7 foot Posts.

KAILS 3d fine zo 60d also.Clivit, Finishing & Galvanized.

BUILDERS3 HARDWARE"Wall Paper and

Ceiling Decorations,

ATL.VXTIC, riOXECK, lirUBCCK'S.AJV'D ECitEK.V

Patent aiid French White Zinc,

IICJ1BUCK UOILE1) AM) It AW

A Large Assortment of

COLORED PAINTS EM 0!

3

s

Li

Paint Brushes, White "Wash Brushes,

BARRELS OF WHITING.Paris "White,

Yellow Ochre,"Venitir.n Red and

Privecs" Iffetallic Paint.AVe have also just received a Large Stock of

Pacific Rubber Mixed Paint.

Tins from lib. to 5 Gallons.oindof a Great Variety or Shade

EST TRY IT &Claaiices Q-las-s

ritOM TXO TO lOXol: IXCHES, .tc, Ac.

Lewers & Cooke, j

iS35 itn 6) i

satMada-- ! T7XIrpT?D DDTC-1- 7 T?L?T?T fAhare been conducted in a spirit of fnend-l-rj Iliil. 1 lllOli rillliU l.

to

icncaitcre

a

in

as

inpurchasers

Cor. Qoecn and Edinburgh Streets, HonolnlE.

H. J. Agnew, Proprietor,Informs his friends and the public generally that he

has opened business at the above stand and hasmade complete arrangements for a

coatinucas supply of

FRESH GOODS OF THE VERY BEST QUALmr,

Which he will offer for sale

At the Lowest Possible Prices.He hopes, by giving his best attention, to please the

paWtc and locaerit a part of their patrnnare--

A LARGE STOCK OF

Wheat and Oat Hay,Whole and Ground Barley,

California and Oregon Oats,Bran Middlings, fee- - Sec,

xovr ox HAXD.. C3T Orders solicited and satifaetioa guaranteed ornopayasksd. Telephone.280. ' S57g j

At Eobissoa's Wharf,

Dealers in Lumber ant all kind of Building.Kate rials, Pairts, Oils, Kaili, &c, &c. &e.,

ACESTS oriCHOOSXES 4 JHALEAKALA,

invoioi of lew

I A 1 " V j . 1 - J W If - I ir ' f t bbww- - V

TEEE ABOVE CUT REPRESENTS ATwo-Seate- d Cut-und- er Family or Express Carriage

MAXtFACTlTRKD fiXPKKSSLY FOR THE

KoiLoliilu Carriage Ileiiository,XOS. 50 AXD 3 KIXG STItEET, OPPOSITE THE POLICE STATIOX

PRANK JT. HIGGINg : : JPi-oprieto- r,

BY THE FIKII OF

Ec F, Briggs &; Company, of Amesbury, Mass.,OSE OF THE LA KG EST AXI MOST UELIABLE CAKKIAGE JIAXUFACTBnEBS

Tt--1 tHo ci Statos.Read the

AVEI.E-KXOW- X

Following,Journal

From theof Commerce M

"Tho firm of IS. F. B1UGGS & CO. have their Factorv at Amesburv. ilass. It comprises four largobuildings, all connected by an elevated bridgeway. Tho'nrst large building, 130iS5 feet, is the factoryfor wheels, todies and gear. It contains all tfie latest improved machinery for producing all tho dif-ferent parts that go to make np carriages and all other kinds of vehicles." Of tho second, a brick

. . . . . . . . . , .l "i i: rn m r 1 1 i n - . t t t jriminimis; AouiUM luti. uie lirti noor is occupiea as lud oiacKsaiuiiing suop, wuere luuru ucu run uuiythirty fires. AU the ironing of carriages is done here. The second department is used as a leading andhanging-u- p room. The next two floors the third and fourth are used for gear finishing and trim-ming of bodies, and as varnishing rooms. The third brick structure threo-Storie-

s high is a packingand store house ; when full it has a capacity of storing 500 carriages. The fourth and last tbree-stor- y

building, 0x45, is the section devoted to painting the bodies, g and general blacksmithing.This factorv is comclete in everv nart. It emnlovs one hundred and fifty mechanics in the differentdepartments, and turn out from 2,503 to 3,000 per year, consisting of some forty different styles ofTeuicies, using uie very oest material. J.ue sposes ana ienoes aro niaue trom ino oesi secouu-groi- u

white hickory, while the hubs are made from tho best gum, white, and vellow elm. AU their wheelstuff is from the foot-hill-s of the Blue Bidce mountains, in Xortk Carolina.

The factory turns out a variety of fine carriages, buggies, phaetons and wagons, and with tho facili-ties and experience of twenty years the proprietors are enable to produce in styte, quality and finish asfine a carriage for the money as can be found in the United States. In our visit a fow days ago in thebranch house in San Francisco we found a complete stock of carriages and buggies, and new goodsarriving and on the way. all of which are especially made with a view to standing tho climate of theRacine coast.

Also on hand and to arrive per Strar. Suez, a full Assortment of

Fine Carriages fe Waa'oiiscoxsisTrxu or

Tlu-ee-Seate- d Extension Top Cut TJnder,(SEATING PEOPLE).

BRAKES FOR HOUSE-BREAKIN- G

WITH Olt WITHOUT POLES OU SHAFTS.

Carriages, Buggies, Phretons, Hack Carriages, &c,

on

Sah

Whips, Saddles Carriage Furnishing Goods

Always

Francisco

Sand --tsa3-- My CAHBIAGES arc all Manufactured with a view to esc jn this Climate and J.'"Ja,T5jJ52nl i0

tending Purchasers before Buving elsewhere Every CARRIAGE Warranted to Give fcATIbFACTIO.GOODS.

Honolulu Carriage Repository, AJos. 50 and 52 King St.,Frank J. Higgins Proprietor

HOLLESTER lb CO.A Large Invoice of the Celebrated

CEIiliUIiOID TRUSSESDii'ect DF-x-ox- a. tlie Factory.

We. Bavo Especial FACILITIES for Adjusting TRUSSES.

Hollister & Co.,Core Fort and Mercliaiit Sts., 59 NuuanuSt

Perfumery

i

--BY-

SIX

Perramery !

OX. LIST

Perfamery

Have Just the l

LOT OF PER

Goods

ttHIif,

Perfumery

& CO.Received argest

FUMERYEVER DIP0KTED INTO THIS JIES'GDOM, COMPRISING

Over Fifty Different Odors of tiie Celebrated

LniidborgOdbx-Case- s, Fancy Boxes, Bottles, &c.

Hollister & CoAgents forHawaiian Tin gcaLoro.

59 Nuuann St., and Cor. Fort and Merchant St;: - (3 67

OONGHEE & AHUIVGFORT STREET, ABOVE KING,

and

'a. tixrixui uuirv-anu-uiiC- CIi

ox iiaso Ai-- t niRUiCGXSTAr.TJ.y knownWaimea Taauery, JT. P. Yorker, Prop'r.Hilo TaHHery, F. 8. tymaa. Profrlet-- .

33-- ly A. S. CEEGHOBS & CO.. Agents.

"Pioneer" Line

FROM LIVERPOOL.

THRO. II, MYIR i CO

OFFER FOR SALE

From the CargoesOF THE

Ship GLEOTERVIE,'. AND

Other recent VesselsTHE FOLLOWING- -

DRY GOODS 6ND CLOTHINGPrints of latest styles, fast colors ;

Bluo Denims, Whito Crodou SheetingUorrock'a Long Cloths,llrovn Linen DrillsWaterproof Tweeds, Towols & Toweling,Glass Towols, Table Cloths, do. Napkins,Pnro Linens, Shawls, Grenadiues,

DRESS GOODS, WHITE SCOLORD SILKS

Colored Satins, Grass Cloths,Artilici.il Flowers and Feathers,Cotton Handkerchiefs, Silk Handkerchiefs,Woolen Tablo Covers, Col'd Sattecns & OrapetFancT. Mixture, Bluo and Gray Flannels,Victoria Lawns, Brooks' Spool Cotton,Lace Curtains, blno nnd white;Check Lisladds, Fancy Dress Goods,Fancv Plaids, ltegatta Shirts, Wool Shirts,Whito and Colored Cotton Shirts,Pilot lleefers, India llubber Coats, Capes and

Leggings,Men's White, Brown and Colored Half Hose,Ladies' Hose. Men's Heady Mado Clothing,Men's Hats, Blue and Gray Horse Blankets,Woolen Blankets, all colors, sizes & weights;

Yclvct Carpets, Velvet RugSj Yolvet

and Tapestry Door Mats,

SADDLERY !A Full Assortment of Gents', Ladies,' Girls'

and Boys' Saddles.A few JOCKEY SADDLES,Bridles, Saddle Cloths, Chamois Skins,

Sugar DAGS, 20x36; Coal RAGS,2Cx37;

RICE BAGS AND TWINE,

GALVANIZED

CORRUGATED ROOFINGlu 6, 7, 8, & 9 ft. lengths, (il guagc), Screws & Washer

GALVANIZED RIDGING,

Annealed Fence Wire, Nos. 4, 5, G, 7, and Staples,tialv iron iiucitets, nil sizes;Galv Wash Basins, Galv Garden Borderings

and Nettings,Tinned Iron Saucepans, all sizes;Tea Kettles, Ileal Japan Blacking,

PAYING BRICKS, GARDEN TILESGarden Hollers, Lawn Seats and Chairs,Umbrella Stands. Iron Scraners.Hat Hooks and Bails. LAWN TENNIS SETS,Clothes Baskets, Hand Baskets, Work Baskets

Crockery and Glassware,Fancy Glass Flower Stands, Fern Baskets, etc

ORTLAND CEMENT & FIRE BRICKS

Fire Clay, Whiting, Chalk, Yellow Ochre,

Roofing Slates

JUJ

Liverpool anifBock Salt,

ZINCS. PAINTS AND BOILED OILSWorcester Sauce and Groceries.

English, American & Hawaiian Flags

3, 5, and 7 yards lengths.

TOPSAIL SHEET CHAINSAdmiralty Test sizest Jf, , and 0;

Powell Dufiryn Steam CoalSTATIONERY, IRON BEDSTEADS,

ENGLISH LEATHEIt BELTING, 3 to 12;

FLOOR OILCLOTHS

WINES AND LIQUORS :

Pig Brand Stout, Blood, Wolfe & Co's ALE, inpints and quarts;

Bass' Ale, in pints nnd quarts;Fine French Brandies, in bulk and cases;Hennessy's Brandy, and , in cases;Cases Scotch and Irish Wbiskey3,Duplcssis "Bed Bar" and other Clarets, in cs;Best Sherry, in bulk and cases;Champagne, in quarts and pints;

STEEL BAILS,ISO. Length!; 161b. and 161b. pet Yard.

Fish Flates, Bolts and TTtits,n.vii.r.oAi) spikes to match

ONE SIX HORSE-POWE- R

PORTABLE ENGINEALSO, ONE THREE HORSE-POWE- R

VERTICAL EftCSNE&c! &c. &c.

TUEO. II. DAVIES & CO

J. D. RAMSAY,Grocer

AXD

Provision Dealer,XO.G71IOTEI.ST. : r i JIOSOLUIAT.

Goods Delivered to Customer's Resi-

dences, Free of Charge. 3Just Received ex late arrirals. a fresh line of

Garden Seeds & Fresh Groceries.VST ALL ORDERS FILLED W1TH1PB0MPTNESS. --53163 ISLAND ORDERS SOLICITED tf

uuiiuiuiu uicaui nailing lunio,EsUiade4 HshsIhIh, Mi I.

XasBfactare a'lf kinds of

Muldfnss. rackets.

- ... Cy c f ..

POST OFFICENOTICE !

Suggestions to the Public,with Regulations Relating to the

Mailing and Registry of Letters

PAPERS, PARCELS,A'D- -

Rates of Postage to Co tintries la and eat'of tho Postal TTbIob. 1 '

1 Mall all letters, etc.. nt nrrlv at noiliblt.It when r ent in Isrce number?, as I frequently thec.io with newspapers and circular. The labor ot thepost-odlc- c Is much diminished If letters, when mailedin largo numbers, are tied In bnndles, with the ad-

dresses all In one direction.2 Make the address on alt forcfcm letters legible and

complete, elfins; tho name ot the post-olOe- the State,when addressed lo the United States. The name oftho street ucd number of the hoose should also beclvcn, where letter-carrie- are employed; while theletter will eventually reach its destination withoutnumber, tho omission is often a cansc ot hesitationand delay. In the ease ot letters for foreign coontrles,and especially In Canada, in which conntry there aremany post-oQlcc-s bavins the same names as rxut-oSHt-

In the United States and JSncIand. the name of thecountry as well as tho post-offic- e should be gtTen Infull. Letters addressed, for Instance, merely to " Lon-don." without adding " England," arc frequently sentto London. Canada, and He Tina, thereby eansl&pdelay, and often serious loss. Letters addressed toDnrllngton, JT. S. (JoTa Scotia), often co to Burling-ton, J(ew York, on acconnt of the resemblance betweenS and Y when carelossly written

il Always write the addrps with Ink. and not withpencil of any kind, as pencil marks often become'erased and the address rendered Ulejlble.

4 Avoid, as mnch as nossible. mln? cnvflones nudeof thin paper, especially where mora than one ihcetotpaper, or any oinct article than paper, is' enclosed.uein often handled, and especially in the overlandmail bags carried on horseback, inch envelopes notnn- -frcoucntly EDlitoDcn.eiTlnir cause of comnlalnt againstofUcials who arc entirely Innocent In the matter.

5 Never send monev or anr other article nf ra!n- -through the mall, except either by the means of a"money-orde- r or In a registered letter.

6 Postage stamns shnnlit m nl.trptl nn th nniwright-han-d corner of thcaddrcsssldeotthcmall matter.

7 Tho cnttini: of Dostacc stamos in two or morapieces is prohibited, and no letter having a mutilatedstamp on It will be forwarded.

8 Postage stamns are retrarded as cash, and theof them on credit is strictly prohibited.

0 --Anrthluir In addition to an address written n.--printed on tbc address side of nostal nn! rrm!them unmailablc.

10 To insure a domestic letter belne forwrtril Inthe mails, it mint have not less than two cents Inpostage stamps affixed. If less than the full postage:ias been paid, double the amount dnc mnst he nalri hrthe pa,ty rccievlng It.

It A subscriber to a newspaper or periodical whoanscs his resident and nost-ofllc- e shonld at nnrc

notify the publisher of the change and have the publication sent to his new adJress.

12 Publishers and news agents mjllini- - nrlntnlmatter In quantities will faciliatc its distribution, andoften hasten its dispatch, by assorting such matter brbtatcs and Territories and tho larrcr cities. If forelrm.or by Island, if domestic

13 All Inquiries, whether from postmasters or theubllc, relative to lost or missing mall matter of everycscription. both forclirn and domestic onllnsrr mil

registered, should be addrctsed to the General 'Post-Oillc- c,

Honolulu, and losses or irrcgnlaritics should bereported as soon aj knowledge is had of their

11 Send all letters. newsnaDcrs. nnd mull mrrrUto the nost-ofllc- As a rale thrv mil nn KifWitmlreach their destination more quickly In the mails thanwhen sent in any other way. Most of the complaintsabout the of letters are traceable to theirocing sent dj cnancc conveyance outside the mails.

13 Domestic postal cards, costing one cent nrh.can be purchased at every pbst-offlc- Also, two-ce-

postal cams, mauaoie to tnc united States, Canadaand Mexico: and three-cen- t postal cards, mailable toanr country In the postal union.

10 Donblc postal cards, called "return HHtaleani" -

Intended for an immediate reply to a correspondentwill soon be prepared, the cost being-- ! ecnU 1 centlor inc inquiry cam, anu I cent lor the return card.

17 Letters and naners addrc4fM tn nrvm rt'1firin Honolulu should have the street and number, orsome other designated place of delivery, as it Is the.purpose of the Department to establish letter-carrier- s

in Honolulu as soon as practicable.IS The Issue of moncv-o- r Jors on ermllt Is trlrtl

prohibited, and no money will be received bv a post-master In payment for money orders issued, exceptthat which Is legal tender, or bank checks, orders andcertificates of deposit.

19 Letter boxes will be orenarcd as soon as nraMI- -cable, in all tbc post-offic- in the Kingdom, and allpersons who are in rcgniar receipt or letters andncn?papers will find It greatly to their convenience to haveboxes. g

20 A letter deposited in the mall can be recalled '

only by tho writer, and then only on giving a writtenreceipt lor mc same, -- iicr a letter leaves tnc otUcewhere deposited It becomes the property of the personto whom it Is addressed, or his legal representative,

RATES 0FJ0STAGE.Domestic Postage Bates :

ii

Dnor Letters, or circulars In tealtd envelopes, to bedelivered at tho office where deposited, t cent each halt iounce. 9f. f

Domestic Letters, to any part of the Kingdom. 2cents, if less than li or., and Scents for each addition-al J oz.

XEwsr.U'Ens printed in the Kingdom, and nulled' tosubscribers from offices of publication, are freeinter-islan- d mails. Hulls of papers sent to agents,and not to bona fide subscribers, cannot claim thebenefit of the free postage law.--

Kooks. (printed or blank.) cards, engrayln;s. watches. tjewelry, roots, bulbs, cuttings, samples of dry sugaror rice, photographs, medicine, except liynlds. articlesof clothing, samples of merchandise of any kind, andall articles not included in class 1 or 2 of the laws of1578 when weighing not more than four pound or 61ovnus, one cent an ounce or fraction thereof. Allarticles likely to damage the malls are strictly pro-hibited.

Packages asij Paecels, containing books or malt-abl-emerchandise of any kind, any letter, newspaper or

parcel that may be mailed, may be registered, on pay-ment of a fee of 10 cents In addition to the ordinarypostage.

NEwarirEns, pamphlets, almanacs, calandars, hasd-- f ! ,

bills, magazines, maps, occasional and other pobllca- -.Hons (not bonnd), t cent for each 1 ounces or fractionthereof. Circulars, in unsealed envelopes, 1 cent each.

Pauceu of merchandise of any kind will b receivedand forwarded In the Inter-islan- d mails at the rateiofvone cent an ounce. This regulation does not Include fthe foieign mall service. All lntcr-ulan- d parcels canbe registered.

Postal Union Bates.

PETIVATIO.V.

United States of Amerlca. Dominion of Canids and Mexico:.'.'.:1

Japan. Porta In Chinahavln Postal Unionoffices. Straits Settle-ments and Manila. .t;

Ureal urltaln. i ranee,German vjnd all other countries and Col-onies in theUnlversalPostal Union t

10c

10c.

5 p--n Boots2 Printed

.nailer.5 M I

Samples

"5 rr "sg aj&3 3--

10c" icjioz. -- c aoz. act 2

10c. ic ioz. 2e. ids. 2c,

10c.gel2oz. 2 c aorja cVhere a return receipt for registered matter Ui."

wanted. 5 cents extra Is ensrged, makinz the regulation Jfee 15 cents.

tVCitb a minimum charge of five cents for books andprinted matter, and 2 cents for samples.

Postage to Countries not in the Unioa.To the Australian Colonies. .....12 cents for each ox fTo Xctv Zealand 12 cents for each J oxTo Tasmania (HobartTown) 12 cents for each X ozTo Samoa 12 cents for each ii ozTo Fiji 12 centi for each y, ozTo Slam, vis San .Francisco IS cents for each ii ozTo St Ilartholomcw 19 cents for each H ozTo Cape ot Good Hope 21 cents foe eaeb ozTo Madagascar J3 cent) for each ii ex VTo St. Helena SI cents for each !ioz

KETrararxEs, etc. The postage on newspapen toAustralian Colonies, New Zealand, Fiji, uid Samoa, it2 cents each paper. On books and other printed mat-ter, 1 cents for each four ounces or fraction of four .

ounces.For the other countries named, special rates are

charged, which can be learned by inquiry at the officeIn Honolulu.

XSf All pottages to any country in or out of the 'Postal Union mast be paid la Hawaiian Stamps only.

ssstm h. W. Whitney, P. M. C.

TPT.T GrQSSTJP.RE IS NO IDIE GOSSIPTIIE that the undersigned will taks Portraits la

any style or views to order la the best cryle t tfcePhotograpbic Art,andoa the most KauuMeTerar'

bnt it is Idle gossip which says " he wIH sot try W ,please," for be always was and wfU be will tog to liesicgeveryone who can be tailed; and never treat4 aafoaaf,out of the way, and never will treat mtokc sOter!than in a proper manner. Do not llstea tojoa4,Vtcome and see for yoarself there U alwaj-- two sWea toa story. (36! 3m) U. L. CHASE.

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XorctSi? Memories oT Eis Boyiood.

w publishing iu

aatasBts t fee TetttSeqfr- - some of the chaptersT3h5 Spr&oosiiD!: vrilcHie,tbe fonrtb and last,TiHS He5Eone? Ie new xolnme will be

Raaesrfcst ostofondor, ctrooolori rally viewed.It-oi- fl aeel ddasivtlj with ibe reminiscencesdf3ks bevaeod aad Tocth, so that in the

his great personal rec--k

of Xhc Mstsrv of oor century, and of hismvm nfcce a5 pari ia it, his l&nrcsl piece of--srfc --ctJ alnrriUj- - take precedence of ihesfcece earlier issaes. Kossnth tells as, anions

ebercAocics, tkctais chief iastrncJor in lawst ?& was fsaons Hungarian jurist.Alerxader Xtrry. After Kovy had examined

Esss& aa DexesMBji at tbe end of the firstscnacslrr,'"' cc Tmiversitv term, the gruff oldBMssa?exclakMC, these two lads understand

larsr feacar tfecn all tbe bis lawyers on thejndl Vane!" Sassodi describes himself asMB f tiw ssricbdiac&s and mischief whichii. Mil iT cimrsderirie academical youth.One fhy, after tbe stsdeats had manifestodheir iwiaaeaoe at tbe leagth of Kovy's

Iconrr by lirr iocssssnt aotsy scraping of&ar feat, tbe professor suddenly stopped,

Insert ias buds down apon bis desk with aMale crasb, caBed oot angrily, 'Yob impn-ts- A

seevMreU !" sad left the lecture-roo- m.

Ifce des, aader Sassath's leadership,aad rated that apologyhM a aMdar, an

f&eaH be dcaaaded from the professor.Sefere Syy begas bis next lecture, Kossuth

Etm op. --id said to tbe learned jurist, in thebssm of himself sad Ms follow-stndca- is,

Professor, we have come hera

i leira from yoc, and not tc be insulted bytwc with approbrlons names. Ton hareniltrl n- - 'scocacrels-- ' We hare nnaimoaslyresrfved to withdraw from this class unlessvwc retract this calarsnwus expression.TSjmt oonmit a srspidity," replied the pro-

fessor, 'C which I shall take no notice." Hetagaakis lecture. Kossnth and his fellows atoaee jwse, aad a formal secession took place.Dbe jmfessor was left to address the emptyliMnSit. Ibe next day Kovy met young

ad said. -- 'Come to tbe fcctnre-roo- m

Mi i iio". and we will see what caube dooe."Of coerce ibe sUmobIs ilocked in, and Kovy

besea: "Tbe other day there was a littlealdiventure is ibis room, which I heartily

sojrat. I saspected you of a malicious plot,aai aotaratty was Kdignaai. After thinkingAn xastter well over, I am convinced that thearaiest was ao token of your personal illoal Jowsrd yoar teacher. Let us one and all

faciei tbe besaaees, aad lose no more of ouryrroiocs rise." The stenants were charmedwife bis apology, for as such they agreed toSMCgft it-- After the lecture the old manpointed to tbeir leader, and said, in the hear--g

of the whole class, "As for the DominusKesssti there, he will some day be a rebel

a higher authority than mine in thislasi!" The forecast was prophetic. Kossnth,Mlaoag ibe story in his old age, denies that

tW Mtltr aninst the nro- -iessec ia ibe university or against the land ofaeogary. la aotb instances, tie says ue siooq

wbebslf of violated right. "The arbi-trary spirit, in school or State," he says, de-acs- ds

a blind homage, sad when it is refesed,she jrecssaiit is called a rebel. AThether thetkle sticks to him, or whether it recalled, de-

pends upon die failure or the success of icbel--

E.IDG--E HOUSE,Soutb. Sona, Hawaii.

rDEHSIGX12D I3EGS TOTHE bif frirad; mui the poblic in sencral thstisdi-ksov- x BOVSB is isiz ready to receive

i titmaXti : miWf inland from KeelakekiuJvif.x an (kwm or aboot fect and offers a

thai it i- - fiw in sddiUoo to tbe rrer arc andr air of tltr dirtnel- - the drlirbt of both toufet and

Baia Haaxes cotuiectd with tee estaWi'h- -t. Kepecttnllv.ilj 1. II. TODD.

KRAFT,OPTICiflK AND JEWELER!

HAWAIIAN GAZETTE BUILDING. XEK-CHA-

STREET. HoXOIXLr.

Has Received, Per Late ImportationsA Laie and Var.cd Af jorunfnt of

Optical S-oo3.- s?

Spe tiit. jwcacitt. tbooUrs Glasicf . etc.

ar E --w blr --sr,It Irpki ;lTer acd PUsed Ware, and of the

LATEST DESIGNS.

WatchesTtM. w. iac;or.:i of ".Jit Hos Approv-

ed STairrs. m Goid and SilTcr.

CURIOS From All Parts of Oceania.CALL AD EXA3ITSE MY STOCK. lv

TOBACCO, CIGi--AXD

SlOtLERS ARTICLES"THE LAKi;i2X AXD 2IOST

Varied AssortmentTO BE

POUND m HONOLULU !Wejirr Conflsntlv ix Receipt of

Kresh. Supplies !

FKOil THE

Most Reliable ManufacturersIA" THE rXITJID STATES.

AEXTS FOR

P. LoriUard & Go.5sTin Tag-- Tobaccos,

Vanity Fair Tobacco andCigarettes,

ALSO

or

CIGARS, MEERSCHAUM !

axdSlX'i.BJF jEPIjo es, cfcc, cfcc

Hollister & Co0"Wielcsalc aad Retail Toliaccoaists.

39 3fCUA5U STBEET.

aWaj ibe fortune Sand the homo.!. Hcn or4women-betray- , and life loses. all that made ait.worth .hayincThe jistol,Jherhxr,flit

fSLOER C

Importers and Dealers in

LTJMBEB-- AAD

BUILDING MATERIALS !

JUSTor ai.x. kixps.

-- EX-

LATE ARRIVALS !

SEVERAI

URGE JHD WELL-SELECT- CARGOES

01T 11-- iFf 'ST

cosiriusufG

LiBJ

ALL IBE USUAL S10CK SIZESrr- -

SCASTLING.

TII3.BEE, PLANK, BOAEDS,

?EKGIHG AHDio, on x-x-ri

A Most Complete Stock of

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF WALL PAPER

I.ATEST STXIXS.

NAILS, LOCKS

BUTTS, EIKGES,

BOLTS. SCEEWS, Etc

WOOO !

Scantling; Plank, surface and rough

Boards, surfaced and rough ; Battens,Pickets, Eustic, Lattice, Clapboard.

ALSO, IXJJjTOCK,

Pant andAVhitewash Brushes,WHITE LEAD,

WHITE ZIXCT,

I'AIXT OIJ- -

METALLIC AND OTHER PAINTS !

GlassSalt,

Firewood.DOORS SASK BLINDS

ALL SIZES,

Of Eastern and California Make.FOR SALE IX QUANTITIES TO SUIT

AND AT

IiOW PRICESto 9M

E. O. Hall & SonDEALERS IX

Hall'sSteelPlowsCnttins from 5 to 16 inches; made for them j

thcWloline Plow Co.

AGRICULTURAL

IMPLEMENTSofcrery dcscripUon needed on these Islands.

OOIL STOTESAXD

RANG-E- S

OF ALIi SIZES;KTTCHEX XSD HOUSEHOLD UTKSILS-- of

all Muds;

PAINTS AXD OILS of all Idnds;IiCBBICATUvG OILS best stock in the market;KEEOSEXE OIL Downer's, Koonday & LustraljSILTEB PLATED "WARE from Eeed & Barton;SOLID SILVEK "WARE from the Gorham Co.PO"WDEES all kinds, from Cala. PoTrder "WorksCARRIAGE AXD MACHINE BOLTS all sizes;

'

SHelfHARDWARE

A. Splendid Assortment:

LEATHER Of All Descriptions;X2T Oar Goods are of the "best quality; sue bonsht

for cash; are always netr. 1'orparticalare,cnsMuners and FBIEXDS to OUR NEW DESCRIPTIVECATALOGUE, which ire will send tcany one upon appli-cation, or call and examine oar Splendid Stock of GoodsAT OUR VAREROOMS, corner of Fort andKing Streets, Honolnln. SG2

mzvr YOEK CITY

FAMILY BEEF. !

S For Sale byUN KOLLES & Co.

wltioat rereace to dates, mx acquittals

jjlc homicidesand no wecutionnliirSeDtem. I ?T ItEOEIVED PER" '

PALMER & THACHER

soiP.i10. 113 FORT ST., HONOLULU, H. I.

--Wo arc now manufacturing a lino of--

AERATED WATERSSuperior in quality and flavor to anything over before produced in this Kingdom.

OUR SODA WATER is UnrivaledOur Ginger Ale is eqnalcd only 1)3 tho imported. Our cider wo guarantee to be mado from

the puvo jnico of tho apple. These delicious drinks are increasing in popularity and aro takingthe place of light wines for tablo use. Our cxlremclv" low prices bring tbeni "within the reachof all.

Soda Water, per doz ...50cSarsaparilla ' i 50cCider.. ...: 50cGinger Ale- - ."-- ;.: : .' 75c

The patent wire stopper used by us on all of our bottles does away with corks entirelyand for cleanliness and ease in opening is unequaled. Our bottles arc brauded

CRYSTAL. SODA WORKSWe deliver our goods to any part of the city and ship to anv part of tho Islands.

TELEPHONE No. 297.

965 PALMER & THACHER, Pharmacists.

TO THE LADIESOF HONOLULU.

Mrs. W. H. WILKINSON

is now Opening a Splendid Stock of

Featliers,

Flowers,

Ricli Satins,

Dress Silts, &c,

Just Received from Liverpool,

cxDark TJLLOCIC, and expects per Zcalandia,

All tlie Latest Stvles

Millinery G-ooil- s

Ladies Underwear, etc.,

Carefully Selected by Mrs- - Davis in

Person, in San Francisco,V.'aosc Taste and Artistic Skill has heretofore nic. ae

hearty approval cf the Ladies of this City.

Particulars in future Advertisem't933

GINGER ALE,Soda Water and Sarsaparilla

Have never been Equalled or Excelled forFnrily or Excellence of Flavor.

Only Pure Fruit Acid

Pure Fruit Flavors, and

Pure Filtered Water,CSF.D IX TI1X 1'BEl'ABATIOX OF

THESE IEiIC10l'S BEVERAGES

IP x-- i c o s; :

.GISGER ALE..... ...73 Cents per Dozen

SODA WATER 50 Cents perDozcn,SARSAPARILLA 50 Cents pcrDozen.

HOLLISTER & CO.,WHOLESALE ASD RETAIL

DRUGGISTS !

AT)

Tobacconists,90S OO XOUAXU STKEET.

Beaver SaloonHi J. NCTE, : : : : Proprietor.

Begs io announce to his friends and thepublic in general

That he has opened the above Saloon'where first-clas- s Refreshments

will be served from S a.m. till 10 p.m., nndertheimmediate snpervision of a Competent Clufdt Outline

THE FINEST GRADES OF

Tobaccos,Cigars, Pipes and

Smoker's Sundries,Chosen by a personal selection from firE'-cla- mann-factoric- s,

has been obtained, and will be added to fromtime to time.Or.s of Brunswick & Balke's

Celebrated Eilliard Tablesis connected with the establishment, where loversof the cne can participate. 951

EPSOJI SA.L7TS. TS BOXES OREor Salcfliy

235 BOIXES d CO.

GREAT ADDITIONSTO OUR FORMER STOCK,

Ex Suez, Kaiakaua I City of Sydney,

Ship Chandlery & Ship StoresiCordagc, Hemp Manila, Cotton Dock,

Flax Canvas, Flax Sail Twine, Beeswax,Blocks. Oars, S to 24 ft; Shackles,

Bales of Oakum. Hooks and Thimbles, CJnb Blocks,Snatch Blocks, Iron Strap Blocks, Row Locks,

Mast Beads, Mctalme and Patent Bashings,Sliievcs. asstd. sizes: Stockholm Tar,

Pilch, Coal Tar, Tar Oil,Bripht Varnish, Black Varnish,

Wire KijKinsr. Marline,Seizing llonselinc, Ratlin,

Spnnvarn, Caulking Irons, Copper Tacks,Iron Tacks. Connecting Links, Marl in Spikes.Canlking Mallets, Mast Hoops,Hand Spikes, Pitch Mops. Tar Brushes, &c 4c.

Paints and Paint OilA Full Assortment of All Einds and Colors :

Pacific Rubber Paint, a new lot, including all thevarious colors;

33 3L XT 331 33 E3 !Paint. Varnish, Pencil,

Whitewash, Paste. Artist,Shoe, Scrub and Sash,

A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF EACH ;

Ases cfc .OTcxtolieits IWOOD AND SHINGLING ;

Pn LANTERN'S AND SIDELIGHTS T:ic Regula-tion Article;

GROCERIES & PROVISIONSA Full Assortment of Fine Groceries, including

some Choice Varieticsof CanncdGoods:

Table Pie Fruits. Jams and Jellies, a new article, putup by a new Cim, and we can highlyrccommcndthem as being something really nice;

A New Lot of Teas, including some superior Japanvarieties ; SUGAH-Hefi- ncd and Raw;

Hams, Bacon, Lard, Smoked Beef, in tins, new article;

CURRIED FOWL,CURRIED OYSTERS,

PLUM PUDDING.KITS SALMON BELLIES,

E1TS MACKERELKITS TONGUES AND SOUNDS,

Codfish, Cheese, Oxford Sausage, in tins;Raisins, in J,', X and half boxes ;

" wunama 1U 4 & I 10. tins;Pickles, in 1 gal., hf. gal., qts. a:id 5 gal. kegs;

JIacaroni, Dried Apples,Prunes, Plums,

Peaches, Pears,

Flour c&5 Bread.Golden Gate Extra Famib",

Eldorado, Golden City,G,ranam. Oat and Corn Meal,

Medium Bread, Crackers, an asssrtmcnt;Ginger Snaps, Taffy. Saloon Pilot Bread.

Soda Biscuits, RICE AND COFFEEWHALE AND SPERM OIL,

SPERM CANDLES, 4s and 6s;

ALL OFTHE ABOVEwill.be

Sold at the Best Market RatesBuyers arc most respectfully invited to call and

Examine Our Stock.

330X1133 cte OO.THE WOMEN'S FRIEND !

Washing Syiade Easy,By the KALAKAUA Al.

Washing Machine !

Patented and Manufactured by "the

HawaiianWashingMachine Man'fg. GoShould yon want your

Clothes to wear well.Get this Machine

And have no fear.It will pay for itself in less than a year

CS FOR SALE BY

IB. O. Hall Son.Cor. Fort and King Streets, Honolulu. H. I.,

To whom all orders should be addressed: (033 1

ICE O 33. 33 JL. 3VE i

MR.E. A. HART HAS JUSTfrom San FranrUrn nr)T.e j

lee Cream Saloon !

STYLED

The ELITEIN CONNECTION WITH

THE ASTOU HOUSE Messrs. nart Bros, haverenovated THE DIXIXG PAHLOIES," and theirr 0"snmentsa?JE'0 the Filest in the

. ....i.-.t.- -

"j unnt lJlIU..onrIetor8"DAISXIsS A2TJD CUllRATS. SUI,- -

munuB anaranu i;orran, m 4ta and 10tS126 BOIXES 4: CO.

MiAiaa. 15,5-- i

No. & 107 Tort street

5 .

6r

POST OFFICE BOX 38. - - - TELEPHONE No. f7t.;

LYOAN & JOHNSON havo just recoived a beautiful lot of Parlor Suits, tirAMlstirt--

in Silk, Silk and PIubu, Plnsh and Haircloth, Haircloth and Reps, that thoy wHl a aij --Jtho lowest pnecs possible

LYCAN & JOHNSON havo just received ox Suez, a largo assortment' of ITel

Steamer Chairs, that should bo inspected by every one contompmung a eca voyage.

4 .'

. . --i . i , mi . i i l -- r..." 2s- - JSAT LxUAN ft JOHNoUJN'S can Bo tounct an oi iuo miusi. iuusit, juau leuatea exSuez and Australia. .

Is ;

ijXUAiN X JUrtixourt unvo n largo associuioui 01 xiiiuj uanwji.o anEbcking Cradles, Cribs, high and low Chairs for tho little folks. i " .

t2 t

.LYCAN it JOHNSON have some very cheap and somo expensive Bedroom Ssite:

. .. . . . r . l T t r . .

LYCAN & JOHNSON havo tho only assortment ot small iMusicai insimmeHis aere.t

LYdAN it JOHNSON have tho only assortment of PIANOS and ORGANS' .ielfound in this Kingdom.

105

LYCAN it JOHNSON sell more Pianos than all tho other dealers becauso .theya6aIL

cheaper, sell on tho installment plan, take old instruments in exchange and lease tkeallowing tho rental to bo applied on purchase.

LYCAN it JOHNSON keep everything in tho Mnsic Line.

j. JLYCAN JOHNSON havo tho celebrated Herring Patent, Eire and Burglar.proof 1

Safes to sell.

LYCAN JOHNSON keep constantly in stock tho largest assortment ofand Clock Shelves, sido and corner Brackets, etc.

if.

it

it

v LYCAN it JOHNSON havo a large assortment of Centro Tables, and everything ,tor f4 '

put the Centro Table. "P ', ; ,

LYCAN it JOHNSON havo tho only assortment of Japanese "Vases; Japanese Dishes,Fans, Screens, etc., etc.

LYCAN & JOHNSON havoa large stock of Toys, Dolls, Tool Chests & Doll Carriages.". IE? ,

LYCAN it JOHNSON havo tho only largo stock of Picture and Cornice Moulding to .be found in Honolulu.

. r isLYCAN it JOHNSON havo a very large assortment of Paintings, Water Colors, gs

and Chromos, that they will sell below auction prices.

LYCAN it JOHNSON havo in their employ Mr. W. Q. "WOOD, who is tho only pro-- , .

fessional house decorator in tho Kingdom. If you want everything to harmonize,consult him.

LYCAN it JOHNSON manufacturoLombroquin's, Cornices, and keep Cornice Mould-ing, poles and rings in Brass, Ebony and Walnut.

LYCAN it JOHNSON will furnish estimates for the. complete or partial Pnrnislilng;;of Residences. .

LYCAN JOHNSON sell and rent Chairs cheaper than anybno else.

LYCAN it JOHNSON propose to sell all Goods handled by thorn at only, a fair ;profit, and not at the high figures usually asked for Goods in their lino in Honolulu.

LYCAN it JOHNSON havo tho best Sewing Machines for family and manufacturing1-purposes- ,

and sell them at from $20 to $45 each. ' 1

i.

LYCAN it JOHNSON have all Goods plainly marked, and will deal justly by-ever-

one. Answering all of their correspondents and Shipping Goods to tho other Islandspromptly, and do all in their power to pleaso in prico and qunlity. 971

O. ENaLIKO & CO;,No. 5 NTJUANU STREET, HONOIUIU,

Agents fop the Superior' StoveDEALERS IN

967

to

it

: PIPES FITTINGS, aii ifzelfiSiiaSgS?; SoIeAzentaintheIsInP,!.,

TELEPHONE No211.

HAWAIIANFurniture lamifactoiT

MANUFACTURES

ALL IK OF FID,A'D

AT THE LOWEST PRICES!

A1.TT A TH OX IIAXD, AXD

ORDERS FILLED AT SHORTEST NOTICE

THE FUBKITTJBE IS

Ml 2VTado by TUTaclilzicryAND OF THE

BEST SEASONED STUFF,AND

No Pains will be SparedTO GIVE

SATISFACTION TO HIS CUSTOMERSUpholstcrliifr Done to Order.

Coffins Always on Hand.

BLOCKS AND MAST HOOPSiFFtSFt ,koik strapped ntocus

Ftln BushinV,", fnmeJa?en! UuAb"818 OLLES

ani jelecttawr v"5

STOVES AND RANGESAlso, Every Description of

SHEET METAL WARE OH HAND

OR MADE TO ORDER.

iimifiiiymuiETC., FOR.

ALL SIZES IN STOCK.

AND PRICES ON

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CONTRACTED

WITER

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