VOL I

6cncril ulictiiccmcntc

Christmas is ComingAN- D-

Willi a large vnricty of goods suitable forpresents to olil ami younj Received by the

Mariposa

Chinese New GoodsFOR

Christmas PresentsKiubtoldercd Silk I Iandkcrcliicfs with bor ¬

ders In nil colors Kmbroidcred Grass ClothIhntUccrclilcfs Silk Crepe Slnwli allcolors

DRESS MATERIALIn Silk Pontjcc Silk and Grasi Cloth

Fans in Great Vnricty

Also a full line ofKancy EiiRlIsh and Anicrican Goods a full line of Millinery GoodsLaces new patterns of Embroidery LinenHandkerchiefs all kinds Childrens ClothingHals Caps etc Ladles Gentlemens andChildrens Undciwearj and In short every ¬

thing to be found in n first class Dry GoodsStore

GOO KIMCorner ZTTort and Xlotol StsFOR SALE OR LEASE

PREMISES SITUATED ONTIIOSK street called Kanantlobialhcproperty of C II Judd arc for sale or forlease for a term of years

Kor particulars inquire ofALEX J CAimVUIGHT

Honolulu Dec it 1886

Honolulu December 1 1886

From the first day of January next

the rental of instruments at present in

use in the Districts of Ewa WaianatJ

Waialua and Koolaupoko will be re ¬

duced to 500 per monthcoorunv iiuown

President

NOTICETo

AND- -

LTVERY STABLES

THE

Hackmen

If you are in need of a GOODCUTUNDER CARRIAGE BUGGY

PHAETON or CART call on CIIAST HOYT corner of Alakea and King

streets before you make your purchase

elsewhere Every carriage is warrantedfor one year

THOMAS LINDSAY

Manufacturing JewelerINo 00 Nuunuu Stroot

Honolulu H IParticular attention paid to repairing

O DOUi

raiiici and Solayu 1nbttc

Office at 15 Kaahumanu Street

JOHN T DARIiAttorney and Counsellor at Law

OlTice No i SpreckcIV Illock Honolulu II I

P O Box 94

N F BURGESSExpressman and Drayman

84 King Street Honolulu

Office Telephone No 301 Hesidcuce

DQG FOR SALEHETWEEN MASTH T ANDACROSS Apply at C J FWieJs

Mote to GEO PEACOCK

TO THE GREAT ARMYOF WRITERS

Olllots Estcthrook Steul Pens

rODOSOOCP flAS

IAlimtS ANH NI3UVOUS IKNHOIOKUS

Kntber Holders Cork Holder Ivory and rlwnyHolders r old mounted Ivory and Hone

1ohlemttiid Paper Cutters Taoers Tabletlrascrs Denlsons Velvet Urasers

Crystal Rubber Uubberm woodpencil thnne ihuinh Iat ks

Iencll lrotectors RubberHands of various

sites etc etc

rov Sale bji TIWSt 1 Til HUM

No o IOKT SlKKKT

NEATEST JOB PRINTINGoidcr at tills otfice

A ui ut2MLj

IS

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133

23 1886t

Emeriti

1RIELLI

It is pure

and is in

the Orchard from fresh

selected Apples one year

before being placed on

the Market and gener-

ates

¬

its own gas by

NATURAL

Co

Sole Agents

IDIES IMC G OTOPhysician niul Surgeon

a

Office hours at Kaknako from 9 to i A ll everday except Sundays Will vnit patients at llieir residence by request

All oilier diseases treated at his office corner ofPunchbowl niul Ileretania i treets

Office hour from f to 5 P M biindiys from 8 toA M

Lincoln KinsThe dishes may lc ortlerei at nil hours of

the nay

G

AT TI 1E

Mock Streetfollowing

Oyster Stew Ham and EggsMackerel lite tuc

We une up the Celebrated AIIUIM ANU RANCHlU 1 ER at eety meat

GeoProprietor

AN- D-

ST

F HORNPractical Confectioner Pastry Co nd UnVei

Klcli and drliciom lco Cream made liy iilcam

71 Hotel St Both Telephones No 74

ILimited

OINKKAI MCKCANIILE AND

COMMISSION AOrNTS

LIST r OKFICHKs

PC loNEsJr Vrenfilent inn ManagerI O Cakthk Ireaiurer and ijeaetaiyItoN W11 P AtlRN Auditor

directorsHomC U Uisimr Hon H Vteriioisk

Searcher ot Records

Office nt prewnt ith Allert Smith Kw No 9

ftaaiiumanu sircei

Orders from the other Islands promptlyattended to

CAUL NEUMANNS

Iiitw Ollloo

No u Merchant Street Honolulu

TheFORT STREET

Oppo lie Ibe Oceanic Wlnif Next to Custom House

Meali served at nil hours Nice airy rooms frrefrom he The table supplied Willi the best the nunke arTord a readable rjes jas McUaN

rropiletor

P I GKAY M D

viivswiAS ixn svnavoxOffice next door 10 h Honolulu Libran

O IU lO A l

OlTILK llDUhSI a lu 4 H7 to 8 f i

Sundays 9 to 11 AM

JtXSIUrNCi Alakea Si Ophite V M C A

TOr m PHRMISES LATKLV OCCUI pled by the late Queen Kniroa corner of

II ln trail nrt rtlT rillNnuaiiu ami nqiemiiw nvi wvrental for a term or yejusuuon reasonable

JOHNterms ij TreMUJrer Qweng 1 jTOpia

lfos1iri tfili tf

V

DAILYCentral

AT THE- -

4--

HERALDHONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS THURSDAY DECEMBER

Stocttfecmente

absolutely

manufactured

FERMENTATION

Macfarlane

Leprosy Specialty

Pacific House

2Uicdu5cmcnt

HOLIDAY GOODS

Popular Millinery HouseN S SACI IST Proprietor

No 104 Fort Street -- --- - Honoluluo i

Just Opened a fine line of Goods suitable for the HolidaySeason consisting in part of

Sols in AmberI otlct Cases in Amber and Celluloid Fancy Plush Work J3oxes

Fancy Plush Jewel Caskets Fancy Plush Handkerchief and Glove UoxcsInfants Toilet Cases Gents Collar and Cuff Doves

Gents Shaving Sets Hammered CoppcrWhisk HoldersFancy Plush Perfume Cases Port Folios Hand Glasses Etc Etc

Hand Burkes and FansCHEAT VARIETY OK

Colored Border and Embroidered Linen antlSilk Handkerchiefs

GRAND SPE0lll7OH0LIDAY SALEPositively for THREE WEEKS ONLY The Following Prices wc guarantee

for the Holiday Season only

Satins all Colois plain and Striped at 35 ccntsh yardMikado Tidic Towel Pink Uuff and lilue at 25 centsLadies Open Work Hose Pink Light Pluc and Cardinal 60 cts a pairChemises at 40 cents Silk Gloves all colors 50 cents per pairCol liorder Handkerchiefs 1 per doz Ch Gnjgham Dresses 10 cts

N - - - - i 104 E011T ST

M GOLDBERGTJnRSSJlCorner of Fort and Merchant Streets

Cavenagh

PIONEER

STEAM CANDY FACTORY

BAKBB

RENT

Manicure Celluloid

Satchels Money

SSACHS

JUST RECEIVED THE FINEST LINES OE

J I vi 1411 1 e 1 1 nf I lAAflAuUSlUIIHIIdUtJ blUUIIIIU bUIlti Kllllli UUUUU

HATS CAPS ETC ETC

Latest Styles and Novelties in Neckwear

AIo by repeated and Special Request a small Invo co of the Fines IIandmadeconsequently

MOST DURABLE GENTS SHOESObtainable in the Eastern Markets

J r

NOW LANDING

Ex J D Spreckels and W G Irwin

5150PACKAGES GRAIN

UNION FEED CO

n E MclNTYllE BR0

T

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS It

Groceries Provisions and FeedKr st Corneir iKovt tmtl TClimt3tvets

New rooJs received by evory picket from lie E tstern States nrul Europe Fresh Cali-

fornia¬

Produce by every steamer All orders fniitiliilly attended to and Goods delivered toany pait of the city free of charge Ishml order solicited Satisfaction guaranteed Postoffice Hox ro 1 S i Telephone No 92

P O Box 315 ESTABLISHEb 1879

Real EstateAireut

11

Telephone

JOS E WISEMANGeneral Business Agent -

CAMPBELL BLOCK HONOLULU H I

Agentbniployment

Wi

17s

Custom Houso BrokerMoney Broker

llders Steamililp Agent Mauaecr IlawalianOprra Houseureat uuriiiiRton iauroaujiseni

In America Fir ani lfe Insurance Accnt

THE TRUTH MUSI1 HE T0LHIt IsTruo tlmt- -

CI IARIvBS HAMMERHnslntely relurnrd fiom the Coast with a -- ll selecte1 stock of allVmUof TRlMMlUflS SADHLrIIIANKllS I A I KOlIlii and u srett vine of nrlUlei the like of which has never hcfoie been seen here

It Is Tr tltot Oharlcu Haituimr wl c ie above together w th his ou maniifacluro ofSaddles anjllarnei at price lint aro bound to suit

It U truotUat Oharlos Hniumoi nal8 f nrl Iim ell known all over the KiiiKdom forliolh ipiahty and clieancss tint there is no need for praMin it here

It ITiuo that owners of hores cannot afford to piss IIAMMlKS without calling In tosee fie Koaus work aim prices

Hant Forget the Old Store corner Foit and King StreetsCHARLES HAMMER

Proprietor

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UusincaB QTrnftA

r a schabfhr a co

IMroKTitm AND

Ctitiuntssln Meirlutnli

No joMbrciiant St Honolulu

- 0 BRRGRK

Agent for 3liic jen

MRKCIIANT STMIItT HONOLULU

OROWN PHILLIPS

Jraettcat ltumlitrn flan llltern andCopper Smiths

House and Ship Job Work promptly executed

No 71 King St - Honolulu

T EWERS COOKE

SucciusorA to Lkwkrs Dickson

rmportrrit and Dtalrr In Lumber and nilklndn of llulldlnu Material

No Si Tort Striikt IIonoiiimi

II SOPKRJ Successor toJ M OAT JR CO

Stationer and Vnr Dealerlied llnbber Stamp Aueney

GazbtthHlocit No 15 Merchant StructHonoivlu II I

ALFRED MAGOON

ATTOllXllY AT fiAlf

42 Merchant Street Honolulu

W

cvcrjliody

CIIAHLIS

ILL1AM McCANDLESS

llraler tn Choicest Jteef Iral Mutton MeNo 6 Quern Sthurt Fish Market

Khmily mid Shipping orilers carefully Attendrtl toLive StodrfuriiMieil to Veel at short notice

Vegetables of all ktnds tuppliecl lo orderTkikmionk No 13

DEAVER SALOON

Fort Striikt Orro UTE Wilder Cos

ltJSOTm Proprietorririt cla hinclie wrved with Tea Coffee Soda Wa

ter Gmgr Ale or Milk

OPKN FIOU 3 A M TILL lO r U

SmnXerit Jlfijiilnltrn a Speciality

COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT

TUX 11 1111 lroprli torHotel street IlETnpEH Tort and fJouANUOur secret Is succesiwe havenerer failed an

wlllcontinue to serve our customers n the pavwith the best the market rdlordsat tea enable rates

TD W FRA2ER

MERCHANT TAUiORCorner Klna ami Alakia Sis llonoluli

Moderatechareet good workmanship and a prrfi tfit Euarantted

GJ WALLERFamily and Shipping Butchd

METROPOLITAN MARKET

IKIjik Stroot

Employment OfficeUNoriisirNCD is runPARrD if

furnish wrsantfifor every description of workincluding house fieiyants stewards cooks waitersgardeners carpenters etc

ChinoHO IutorprotlnrjA spechlty Account collected and cencral cominis- -

Imi mr rntlv nml itrnmnllv cverilteit

Opiiosite Im hing SAKKNC

Yosemir SkatingSCO

Willibe open eer at

Monday TuosilSutumlrt

OL

To the public t 0veral

FRIDAY EVENINGSFor ladies and gentlemen

Saturday AftonioonFor ladies gentlemen and children

Lessons in Fancy Skating

MUSICFriday and Saturday Evenings

WILLIAM WALTMaqnger

S M CarterHas on hand for sale In ipiantitlet to suit

Dopjirturo Bay CoaL New-

castle¬

Coul CharcoalHard nml Soft Wood Sarcil Split

Manienie Hay

California ITay

liran Oats

Uarlcy Corn

Cracked Corn

Wheat Etc EtcOrders are hrebyfioliclird and will be delivered

any totality within the limits

No 82 King StreetlotlifrcIcplioiKIi87

-

NO 96

bcncml Jtotorrliecmcnifl

BOS ART RTflRFlii

READY READY READY

For the Holidays jjCOME COME COME

Come anU See the Rich and New

Goods

Opened and Opening

Wc nre now placing on exhibition

for the first time our stock of Novelties

for the approaching Holiday Tradepersonally selected hy our Mr T JKing during his recent trip to the

United States which wc unhesitatinglyclaim to be the largest finest and best

assorted stock of Picture and Art

Goods ever shown in Honolulu

Tito FollnwliiK is a Pnrtlnl I it orJLtiteit IrainvtniJoiM

Steel Engrav1 on Paintings

Oil Painting inotoAi ms

Allotypes Olacc Photo Panels

Photographs Gold Frames

ov

nml

at

Water Colors Plush Frames

Silverware Ebony Hrackets

Brass Goods Medallion Photographs

Artists Materials Auogia hAlbums

Parlor Fasels Holiday Sou-

venirs¬

Bouquet Tables Graphoscopes

Bronze Frames BroomHolders

Plush Goods Birthday Caids

Painted Plaques and PanelsBook Shelves Wall Pockets

C iristmas Cards Etc Etc- SPECIAL

Our recent impoitations contain acomplete assortment of all the lateststyles in Oak Bronze Gilt Copper1and Plush Picture Frame Mouldingsfiom which wc are prcpaied to makeframes to order on short notice at thelowest possible rates

KING BROS87 Hotol Stroot Corner of Union

OPEN EVENINGS

CLARKNLEWItmtKASIIfUUtl

ASIIF0KDASI1F0RDChancery Conveyancing Admi-ralty Binkruptf Probate

EOld Capitol n

Tost

Oninnt strict corner llace V comsalvbsSam V

city

jsf

VOtNIV VAIILANCOUKTASHKORD

Law

Etc EtcOiticu

Nutianu Kukul

adjoining General

IIUTCtMWON

Gonsalvcs Co- -

Wholesale Iroeerx and ITIne Met chimin

Diiavuk 1iock Queiin Htkkut1IomoluiIoit OlTice Uo No 309 Telephone N aoJ

lolmTWatcrlionserijoror and Healer In tlenriat Mar

clta inline

No 95 31 Quxkn STKrrr IlohotiiLU

PI 1 Iaclvfeld Co

Jeneial CommlusloiiAiienln

Con Tort and Qiikkn Striiiiik HiiNoititi

T M WHITNIXY M D D S

Dental lluomn on foil St veil

llotioiuit II

Office In llrcvers Iflock corner Ilolel and PollStreets entrance on Hotel Slrrct

L A THURSTON

Alt- -

No 8 MURCIIANl

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Impfnters ami Dciltrh

Ales Wines SpiritsAl WI iLKSALE

t 1 Merchant St Opposite Post Office

Honolulu H

JOHN H PATY

Nolnvil Iubllc anil Commission 0 JhtilnPor the States ol Cahfnrnh and New York Onice

at the Hank of Uishop ft Co

IIonoiuiu Oaiiu II H

Boot Building ShopRear of Lucass Mill

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EVERY MORNING

EXCEPT SUHDAY3

Onion Min obimt

TiutHs svnsrnipnox

ermonths

monthsPer month

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At t ho No 20 St

PcKtisoniUUlicnil

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T Subscript Join Inunbn tn iilvitiice

Hnfeammunicilions from all parti of tlio KingJomwill always b ncctptaMe t

All matters intended for publication as well as litis

nf communications anil advertisements should beaddressed to

the daily herald

THURSDAY DECEMUR 23 1886

AN ABUSE

There is something barbarous in a

law that allows the stopping of a man

from taking passage out of the King

dom without tlie intervention of

judge or jury upon a claim that is

squarely disputed and can only be set

tled by mutual arrangement or refer-

ence

¬

to the courts When as in the

case reported to hae happened yestcr

day the victim of the law is called

away on such an errand of humanity

as the illness of a wife the proceedingis calculated to work great hardship

Writs of capias in other countries are

sometimes abused in like manner but

there is the safccuaid in their case ofgreater formality in the producing of

the suspected intending absconder im

mediately before a magistrate for ex ¬

amination into the claim against him

In any case however the passport law

of this country should have a pro-

vision

¬

requiring reasonable notice of

intention to stop a debtor leaving tne

country if his purpose be known within

a day of his projected departure Tobe complete moreover such a law

should go a little further and compelstreets

at lcasl thirty six hours in advance of

the sailing of the vessel that is take

them and allow no process to inter-

fere

¬

with their departure twelve

hours prior to the time of the shipsleaving port Of course per-

sons

¬

of property in the Kingdomshould be pxempted so that the pro-

vision suggested would not interferewith the exigencies of business which

often call a man of affairs abroad on

very brief notice But perhaps the

best way toamend the law would be toabolish it leaving people to look outfor themselves and be more careful in

giving credit than they are under such

an arbitrary law While the law is inexistence however it will manifestly

be the part of wisdom for anybody

having any difference whatever with

the little world of Hawaii to force a

settlement or an understanding of

the particular matter before buying a

ticket for any foreign port

THE CIGAR IMPOST

Users of the weed may be left tolook out for themselves in samplingcigars perhaps but there are two seri-

ous

¬

charges in the letter of a corres-

pondent

¬

published morning which

demand a searching investigation Thethat the increased duty on

cigars was especially intended

0 favor the importers of other kinds ofMr Haysclden who was tariff

and internal taxation engineer at thesession should come forward and

blnw if he can that there were good

and sufficient reasons of another kind

for the discrimination againstcigars In the case of any otherLegislature knovn to modern institu-

tions

¬

it might look absurd to ask

for reasons a after it hadbecome law but Hawaiian legislatorssome ot them have a peculiar habit ofrushing a law through first and allowingits reasons to appear in results For

instance an honorable noble in thesession of 1884 had scleral policemen

addeU to a certain district where vari ¬

ous members said there was a sufficient

number already through the knock

-- cv -V 5rrVH Vviiiff jirTf wt

fcJiimiMiiVitMitniiJwwmimfti jwnMMiincmiiflliiiwa

down argument expressed in the laconic1

declaration I want them Tiftopinion of the Herald that theduty on Manila cigars was raised as a

simple means of increasing rcvcnilcsfor extravagant expenditure that classof cigars being a luxury of thepoorman and the poor man in this tin

democratic country being more pas ¬

sive than the man of casitr circum-

stances

¬

A cognate sample of piling

on the agony to poor people is theinci cased duty on China matting embodied in the same act

A more serious charge one that we

have heard before is that the bill in

question received the royal sign manual

on second reading This being n case

somewhat similar to the question of the

ten days clause in the Oceanic subsidybill demands immediate attention from

the Trivy Council if not taken upby that body the people will have totake into consideration means of strictlyexamining the whole process of Icgishtion What in earth is this nation coining to

if there is uncertainty left on the minds

of the people as to what laws

or parts of laws are genuine

and what base counterfeits It will be

an object of the Herald to investigate

the facts relating to the tariff amend-

ment

¬

as it has been to uncover the

scandalous omission of a clause in thesteamship subsidy bill Hut there is

no use in a newspaper ferreting outgrave crimes and misdemeanors unless

the public who arc injured arc pre ¬

pared to do their part like men

NOTES AND COMMENTS

Places of convivial resort for whitemen and natives are obliged by law toclose at half past eleven which is

proper but there are scores of housesin Chinatown wherein loud revelry andgambling are kept up the livelong

night What about that

The recent Chicago strike was endedthrough the determined action of MrPowderly Grand Mastcrof the Knightsof I nbor who issued a letter informing

the Chicago Knightstthat the strike

being contrary to orders from the exe-

cutive

¬

must cease or the charters of

the local lodges be surrendered

Science is gry headed and Modern

Science is growing a beard but thestreet makers of Honolulu have notlearned that water finds its level nor

the statesmen of Hawaii that the same

money cannot be spent at the same

time in Samoan politics and in making

all persons to enter for passage abroad decent and sidewalks in Hone

to

within

solvent

this

first is

Manila

cigars

late

Manila

for measure

is

and

lulu

Indications are strong and increasing

that the Conservative party in Englandwill adopt the protection doctrines to

save itself with the working classes

Mr Gladstone is preparing the strong-

est

¬

arguments against protection to

meet the revolt against free trade

which is gathering strength among theworking people of England The Con-

servatives

¬

hope by raising the cry of

protection to home industries to divert

the attention of the people from the

Irish question

It has been suggested to us that

efforts should be made to induce Mr

Raymond of Boston to bring an ex-

cursion party to these Islands Thisdistinguished excursion manager hasbrought a large number of people fromthe East to California this winter Perhaps special rates could be given for alarge party hither by the OceanicSteamship Company also by the inter- -

island steamship companies for visiting

the volcano One party of wealthy

tourists would likely be followed byolhers and a recular stream of travellers directed this way which would

put large amounts of money in activecirculation

Naturalized Englishmen in NewYork have taken preliminary action forthe fitting celebration of Queen Vic

torjas jubilee on the throne next JuneDoubtless British subjects all over theworld will engage in commemorative

exercises of some sort and those in

Honolulu should not be behind theirbrethren elsewhere in manifestations ofloyalty on the auspicious occasion Asthey join with citizens of the UnitedStates in keeping holiday on the anni-

versary

¬

of American independenceprobably they might count upon Amer-

icans

¬

sympathizing and evenwith them in some degree to cele ¬

brate the jubilee of good Victoriasreign

Old gentleman And how old arc

you my little man Little Freddie

Im not old at all sir Im nearly

new

lciu bcrtlsemcntis

AN SNTERESTING LECTURE

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN youngand old small or tall you arT all requested tocall at the ELITE ICE CREAM PARLORSII J Hart proprietor S5 Hotel Strccif4nt anearly date to give your order for the comingHolidays You CAN MAKE CHRISTMASCHEERFUL by ordering some of our cele ¬

brated Ice Qrcam which is pronounced the best- Wc have also a great variety of Plain and

Fancy Cakes on hand so well known for superiorMake and Duality

IT WILL BE OUR SPECIAL AIM tomake an extra quality of CHRISTMASCAKES this season in regard to Material andFinish

A splendid lot of the CHOICEST CANDIEShas just arrived per steamer Australia also anelegant assortment of Fancy Candy and Bon bonBoxes Just the thing for a Christmas PresentSend in your orders at once

338 Mutual Telephone Bell Telephone 1S2

The Elite Ice Cream Parlors arc open dailyuntil 1 1 a m

HOLLISTER COHaVe Just Received

A FINE ASSORTMENT

or- -

L OASES MANICURE SETS

PERFUMERY CASES

HOLIDAY GOODS109 Fort Street Honolulu

Pioneer SteamCandyFactfy

Cake Pastry and Bread BakeryESTABLISHED 1863

F I Iorn - - - ProprietorAnd Only Practical Ornamented in the Kingdom

Respectfully invites Parents and those who intend to make Holiday Presents of

Confectionery and CakesTo select from his Stock the tartest ever shown in Honolulu consisting

of many thousand pounds of both plain and Fancy Confectionery suitable forChristmas Trees An immense assortment of Fancy BASKETS BOXESAND CORNUCOPIAS Wax Tapers aud Self supporting Holders Bonbons inlarge variety nnd hundreds of other articled too numerous to mention

CAKESOf all Descriptions ano sizes ornamented in HORNS well

known style which defies all imitation

Of all known Variety on Hand nnd also Made to Order

Candied Pineapple Frail GlapesAll of those in the

As Seeingconvinced

greatest variety of goods everHORN will sell at the

shown in Honolulu

THE LOWEST PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES

is Ilelicving everybody is respectfully invited to call and be

Steam Made Ice CreamAt 3 00 for one and 500 for two Gallons Made from rich ligg Custard

It is made from the Woodlawn Dairy Cream guaranteed to be made withoutStarch or Gelatine and acknowledged to be the Richest Purest awUCheapcstice Cream in Honolulu

WEDDING CAKES - j

Not a specialty exactly but are made now as before of superior quality andrichness of flavor and ORNAMRNIED IN AN ARTISTIC STYLE whichfully sustains a twenty three years reputation not yet excelled in Honolulu i

F H O R nPACTORTSTOnB 3TX5 IC33 03132 ZPiTZXJtt

No 7Jt Hotel Street Between Fort and NuuanuUollt Telephones No 74

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IFinQ Xjine

HOLIDAY GOODSSOME REAL DRESDEN CHINA ORNAMENTS

WEST DOW COHave on I land a Full Assortment

TOYS

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FOR THE

101

ANGY

AND XMAS

IDA

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GOODS

CARDS

AYSALSO GOOD STOCK

Fiirnifure Picture Mouldings Frames

Furniture and Mattrasses lVIade Ropairecl

Hlfi CE WILLIAMSFURNITURE

Just

A NEW LOT OE MNE FUMITURE

BEDROOM SETSIDEBOARDS

r5i

4UU

Liu

CORNICES

Rcccivcd- -

Few Eot of

150 and 200 Set

New Lot of1

i100 each

Store Hotel Street between Fore nnd Nuuahu Streets

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AND

PARLOR SETSWARDROBES

Cornice Poles- -

Window Curtains

10HN C0LBURN

IMPORTERnear

DEALER

CURTAINS

WILLIAMS

Maunakea

IN HAY AND GRAINGoods delivered promptly MulualjTclcpltonc 3871 O llox 398

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R IAI OIA WORKS

LMoo T CoiiIh

Fort streetMrrchnnt nhti

Hotel StlLet

IECEMMka3t is3pi I JRSDAY

iACArNRWChun Hook ought to know enough

to come in when it rains

If anybody lias had an umbrella

hooted charge it to Chun Hook

Ilicrc is to be a hard legal tussle

0cr sundry tax assessments at the

January term

Doth the Klrnu and the W G Hallwill he due to morrow from Hawaii andMaui

Christmas Day will observed by UgeS tle found was exthe neonlc of Honolulu chiefly in ask

ing each other I las the steamer beensignalled yet

The authors of GynbcrRdrin kenstem arc reputed to be rolling inwealth from the proceeds of the bur-

lesque

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There was one arrest for drunken-

ness

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and one for assault and batterylast night Anything to be taken in

out of the rain

A carriage costing 600 has beenmade for the King by the HawaiianCarriage Company to be sent toSamoa

Some of the stores have sold out alltheir umbrellas They did not antici-

pate

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two rainy seasons on top of thelegislative session

If the sidewalks were uniformly con-

cave

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instead of only in spots peoplecould get about comfortably in canoesin rainy weather

Messrs Castle Cooke offer Pearlkerosene guaranteed superior to any inthe market at 175 per case by thedrayload

The administratrix of the estate ofthe late Kconc Kapu gives the usualnotice in this paper to claimantsagainst and debtors of the estate

The clerks office of the SupremeCourt has been furnished a Howespatent scale for letters and parcels Itmay be loaned to juries occasionally forweighing evidence

Somebody made an attempt to enterthe Temple of Fashion Tuesday nightbut only succeeded in leaing the pen-

knife

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blades in the locks of the twostreet doors

Applicant Id like a sc pl ace inthe post office PostmasterAh mdecdl Have you any preference The

the immediate deliverysir

Rev H II Parker is going to giean almanac in the Hawaiian language asa premium to subscribers of the Kuokoa newspaper the work being got upby the Press Publishing Company

Not as news but as a matter ofrecord is the fact noted that rain fellin torrents during most of yesterdayafternoon which with heavy rains dur-

ing

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the past three nights has madeHonolulu pretty moist

The S S Australia had a freight ofHawaiian produce for San Franciscovalued at 4546538 She was playedoff at noon by the Royat HawaiianBand only a small crowd on accountof the rain bcipg on the wharf

Mr James W Robertson will suc-

ceed¬

MrvZ K Meyers as Clerk of theWater Works beginning his duties withthe new year Mr T Thompson second clerk in the same office has sentin his resignation

Invitations from the Chamberlainsoffice arc out for a birthday party inhonor of the Queens birthday to beheld at Iolani Palace on New YearsDay Her Majesty will be fifty twoyears of age ofi Friday December 31st188C

-The Christmas entertainment of the

Bethel Union Sabbath school will beheld at the Lyceum this evening atseven odlock if the weather isfavorable Children and friends ofthe Sabbath school are cordially in-

vited¬

A musical entertainment under theleadership of H R II Princess Liliuokalani will be given at KaumakapiliChurch on Saturday evening December 35th at half past seven in the eve-

ning¬

The proceeds will be for thebenefit of the second division of Liliuokalani Educational Association

Mr C 0 Uerger is circulating piettyperiodicals containing general readingissued by the New York Life InsuranceSociety for gratuitous distribution Thispolicy brings in applications for poli-

cies¬

wonderfully One leaflet of whichhe has only one copy and which hewould not part with tells of a man whopaid 319 80 a year for nineteen yearson a policy of 5000 but got back

i8io in cash dividends and had

no762o paid his heirs at death

SUPREME COURT

At Chambers Wednesday Decem22 Ileforc Judge Preston II RMacfarlanc vs Cecil Drown Replevinof horse damages tb WhitingCrcighton for plaintiff defendant forhimself This was an appeal from thePolice Court where judgment hadbeen rendered on September 13th forthe restitution of- - the horse Contitnied

Ueforc Chief Justice Judd In theestate of Wm M Wenncr deceasedthe executor Hugh Mclntyrc filed hissupplementary account and asked thathe be allowed costs of the contest and

50 for his lawyers fees After briefarguments of counsel the Court de ¬

clined to grant the request The executor reported the sum of 53333returned by August Wenncr paid by

be which Court

de

cessive rhc balance due the heirsafter modifying the accounts is

207352 which amount was orderedto be paid into Court the supple-mentary

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account being approved andthe executor discharged Mr R FUickcrton for the executor Mr W AKinney for the heirs

Ucforc Judge McCully In theestate of Moehukahi w of Koolaupoko Oahu deceased Applicationby the husband for letters of adminis-tration

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Deceased in her life time wastrustee fera minor named Kalua w andhaddeposited savings in Bishop Cosbank to the ctedit of said minor to theorder of the deceased The amount sodeposited was stated to be over 700no other property being reported TheCourt appointed Kaiwi Molokca kAadministrator of the estate under bondof 8ooj also guardian of the personand property of the minor Mr WL Holokahiki for petitioner

Wong Kim vs J II Soper TroverThe grounds of the action arc that de-

fendant¬

did unlawfully convert to hisown use 363 tins of opium of the valueof 127050 The case was heardand decision reserved

A B Kerr vs E E Mayhew LAseu garnishee L A Thurston forplnintiff Paul Neumann for defendantThis was a claim of 475 for work andlabor done and material used in paint-ing

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and papering the residence of HonPaul Neumann Judgment was order-ed

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to be entered against defendant for298 and costs

XV R Castle vs Chas Michaels CU Merger garnishee tlaintilt appeared in his own behalf Paul Neumann and Whiting Crcighton fordefendant Continued by agreementand order of the Court until the threeinsurance cases in which defendant inthis case is plaintiff to be heard in theJanuary term shall have been decided

Gold and Silver

Messrs Wenncr Co are making adisplay of gold and sitver watchesplate and jewelry such as never hasbeen equalled in Honolulu Theyhave magnificent coffee tea and watersets and Jardiniere ware gold watchchains necklaces bracelets lockqtspins and diamond sets also elegantgold mounted canes all this in thewindow Inside there are show casesfilled with magnificent gold and silverwatches some of the former with ex-

quisitely¬

chased and embossed casesgold rings and jewelry as in the win-

dow There is a large cabinet packedwith rich silver ware while more plateis stacked out of sight for want ofshow space Lemuel did not wantriches or poverty but if he visitedMessrs Wentier Cos he would havea hard tussle against temptation tocovet wealth

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Police Court

Monday afternoon Chung YungLeong got judgment of 90 with

18 Co interest and costs against HewChain W S Luce 23 and 1005costs against E L Parker and Davis

Wilder 3058 and 905 costsagainst E I Parker

Tuesday judgment was given discharging the eight Waianae nativesJricd for assault and battery on threeChinamen

HI

BUSINESS ITEMS

rvcrbody says the imported Candies at theElite are yum- - tin Go and try some

Miss Tuck at Miss Harrys Punchbowlstreet has received by last steamer a large

assortment of Stamping Patterns for fancywork W

No hand book excels the Hawaiian Almanacand Annual for relhble statistical and generalinformation relating to these Islands Price50 cents

Now is the time to get your ChristinasCards We have just received a large findvell selected stock all new and of the latestImIiiih Cn and cct one linij wos miStore Hotel street tf

II you want a cood smoke for your moneyif

atronizu home Industry ami call at j iwHitiRleys Cn ital Soda Works 69 Hotelstreet Island orders solicited and promptlyiiiiiil There is no license required to sell

these cigarsHincleyHotel strict

Do not foruet the name J YV

nor the place Crystal boda Works

A G0011 Rem buy One feels better actsbetter and is contented after taking a plate of

Good and Ttire Ice Cream as they serve at theElite Ice Cream Iarlors 85 Hotel street Delicious Fruit Ices anil Shcrbits in evcrchanglnK

varkty The Fancy Cakes and Candies of

superior make ami quality nre all the got All

orders promptly attended to Ring up 3J8Mutual Telephone Hell iSj

liatdktJUtM

vT7e Thr

To Smokers

To the Editor of the IltraldAt the last session of the Legislature

a bill wts introduced in the interests ofimporters of so called Havana cigars

which are principally manufacturedin Germany and Connecticut and arecommonly known as Stinkadoras

Telephone cigars Teamsters Re-galias

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etc protecting these im-

porters¬

by imposing a duty of 10 per1000 and to per cent ad valorem onManila cigars and in the hurry tosecure their subject it was passed to 1second reading and it is said went tothe King and was signed by him inthat form It not having reached thethird reading can it be consideredlegal to collect the duties as prescribedby law They arc being collected andthe result is it is very difficult to find areally good Manila cigar in town asunder the circumstances it will notpay to import them and the dealers inthc Stinkadoras arc havjng thingstheir own way for a time Let me ad-

vise¬

the smokers of the so called Havanas to cut a piece off the small endof the cigar and then light the cigar atthe small end instead of the large oneor usual end and I think they will besoon cured of their love for cattlechips rolled up in cabbage leavesOne of the largest manufacturers ofcigars in the United States says hecan undersell the world as he usesgood tobacco in the large part of thecigar but the poorest in the mouthend As a cigars particularly these

Havana Regalias arc seldom smok-ed

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up a little of them going a longway the poor quality of the tobacco ishardly noticed and as they are muchcheaper than good Manilas they aregradually working the best out of themarket I his is not righr either inlaw or equity and I hope a test casewill be made of the legality of the lawand the next Lccislature will imposesuch a duty on these Havana luxuries

that will prevent their coming intocompetition with the genuine article

Stopped

Nearly a month ago the barkentineGeo C Perkins brought to Honolulufor Mr J H Congdon of San Fran-cisco

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a deck load of hogs Duringthe passage down some forty odd of thehogs were smothered to death by anaccident on the vessel The hogs wereconsigned to McChesney Son whoby request of Mr Congdon declinedpaying the freight bill 600 until thedeath of the forty hogs was made goodMcChesney Son asked 450 winchthe agents of the Perkins refused topay A suit was brought by the agentsof the Perkins against J II Congdonfor Coo Mr Congdon having re-

ceived¬

news of his wifes illness pre-

pared¬

to depart by the S S Australiathis noon He left his affairs inthe hands of McChesney and wouldhave given bonds if they had beenasked for As the steamer was aboutto leave the whaif Officer Fehlbehr ar-

rested¬

Congdon and brought himashore Although all of Congdonspersonal effects were aboard thesteamer no attempts were made to getthem off A crowd of people gatheredabout the prisoner who quietly sub ¬

mitted to the arrest Bulletin

SIDE EIGHTS

The Pink of Key West at Mc-

Carthys¬

Mr Levey sells ale and stout at hissalesroom at noon today

Toys will be given away today at NS Sachs store Every customer is en ¬

titled to pne

Mr McClcery is prepared to givesingle lessons or a course in billiards atthe Haw man Hotel

No better place for the raw recruit toprepare for the rifle range than at theFort street shooting gallery

The rain was somewhat of a damperon Mr Leveys sale last evening still

many articles were sold at fair prices

Sing Hin who lives near St LouisCollege has been annoyed recently bynocturnal prowlers - He is afraid theymay put up a job on him by leaving ashell of opium on the premises andthen sending a policeman after it andhim So he issues a warning thioughthe II KRAin- - which means that he is

prepared to give a warm reception totrespassers Hins house is going tobe his castle hencefoith

A large detachment of the armyperhaps eight or ten rank and file will

it is reported accompany the HawaiianAmbassador to Samoa Fcrhaps we

caif borrow a gunboat till they returnor all that is left of them if Malietoabe in a merry mood

A Burlington girltalker says that it isgaged in conveisation

sovereign Russiasarcastic mjghtbe ronsideiing

mouth aOar chasm

Mr

is ato be en

not at all

of is not asas he

his is

ThiWashinclon D CHenry Hillings

who greatbetterthan

The

that very

Host Tonic

wrltesi I have used your Dullys Pure MnltWhisky for medicinal puinoscs As n Ionic 1

consider it superior to the hundreds of conuocions which nre row flooding the land as ktimulant lltpiors

rTry Martinclli Cider It h absolutely pure

Maclarlanu Co agents

A Honoliiluan Hurt at Yale

The Washington Stat of November12th has the following news -

At Hamilton Park New Haven1Conn Wednesday afternoon ArthurChambers Alexander of HonoluluSandwich Islands a member of thejunior class in the Sheffield scientificschool at Yale college broke his collarbone while engaged in a scrub gameof foot ball The students of the selectcourse were playing the engineers forthe class championship The contesthad just begun when Alexander --who

in the rush line secured theall and after making a brilliant run

passing all the rushers on the opposingside was tackled by the half back andboth fell heavily to the ground Onrising Alexanders arm hung helpless athis side He was taken to the hos ¬

pital where the bone was set Thehalf back was not seriously injured

A church organist in a Pennsylvaniatown all bent with age at the weddingof an antique belle whom he knewyears before astonished everybody byplaying a fantasia on the air WhenYou and I Were Young This isabout as good as a Detroit organistwho trilled I Am a Pirate King asthe deacon was taking up the collec-tion

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It is said that the lady who wroteIn the Gloaming made 3000 out of

it There arc a good many youngladies who sing it and who do notseem to make much out of it

As a true tonic cdectlve invieorator andgenuine appetizer Duffys Malt Whisky isunexcelled

Try Martinclli Cider It is absolutely pureMacfarlane Co agents

Shipping Intelligence

ARRIVALS- -

Wednesday Pec 31

Ik John Smith from Ncwcistle NSWSchr Joscphilie from Ewa

DEPARTURESWttPNItSDAY DeC3

S S Australia for San tranciscoStmr Iwalani for KamiSchr Mana for Honomea and LaupahochoeSchr Wallele for Koolau

PASSENGERSIor San lrancio per S S Australia Wednesday

Dec 33 C AChapin J M Oat and wife Miss MaiJrIAgnes vcuueil anu uiCKSon nuams I Hume

Shaw Mr Yates G W Foster 11 Oorlmund and wifeA laaulm wife and 3 children Mrs Oellex and childU Ko Mis JIcMullen Kred Plnth Wahla J 1 horn isand wife W Stott W 1 averes wife and 3 children 1

Zehandcr J and L Yankee J T lloyt A Schmidt K- riyne J rlalin D Carroll anu 6 Chinese

Ior Kauai tier stmr Iwalani Wednesday Dec sC M White C Gay Japanese Consul General Andoand wife Jnpantie Inspector G O Nakayama K Nakajama J Mobcrt Mrs Gibson U Cottolen Mr Swiftand about io deck

Vcssols iu Povt from Foreign PortsGer bk Pacific Olfinan from firemen GermanyAm bktie OiO C Perkins Ackerman from San

Franciscoilaw schr Jennie Walker Andetson from Fannincs

rlslandliktne Mary Winkeunan Backus Horn ban Iran

cuciAm ok Forest Queeo from San Tntnciscoliktne WrcJter Siliananc Irom Newcastle N S WUk Cclon - from btn FranciscoIlk Nellie May Austin from N C N S WHaw K S Australia Iloudlett from San IrarciicoAm bk Saran ic from NewYorkllgtne W II Dimond from San FranciscoArn ship Mercury from Newcastle N b Wliktne Itireka from San FranciscoUk Mar of Desonfrom Fuining Islandllitno Claus bpreckcU Irom in Franciscoliktne 1 Ili from ban lVaialuoliktne John Smith from Newcastle NSW

Vossols Expcotod from Poroicn PortsAm brgtne balina make from ban trancisco uueA tl llnlln f - HI Iiaah ill Vnn

Itokton August th due December 10 30 lo C Urcwer

siollr bk Martha Fisher fo have sailed from llveriiool

Augiit 3llril bk Glengilx r Itolleston from Live pool duq

Januvy is 3o 1837 T II Dtwcs Co agentsAm bktno b N Casle Hubbard from Port Town

send W T duo December 1590 Castle Cookeagents

Haw bk Iody Lnmpson Marstoir from Newcastledue February 10 20 lo ltrewer Co agents

Gcr bk ltdra from Hongkong due December iiGtr bk Hirmles from I ivcrpool due Kb- -

rtiary 30 30 1887 To Schaefet K Co agentsb S Alameda Morse from the Colonies for San

Francisco due December 17S S Zealandia from San Francisco for the Colonies

December asAm schr V S Nowne Paul from San Francisco

due December ao 30 -btmr Iplorcr from Apia due December

V3

NOTESI he steamer Inalanl had a good cargo of fielghr to

the other islands jcsierdayIhe rain interfered with the loading and discharging

of vessels j esterdnyThe bark Cclon is bein unloaded at night with lie

engine used in the day time to discharge the bark Saranac

1 ho barkentine lureka is still discharging her cargntt he PMSSCos wharf

Ihebrlganline Clans Spreckels has been moved tothe OSS Cob wharf where she will fjnlshdischaiging

1 he schooner JcnnteTWalker will sail for FnnnlngsIsland 1 hursday or Friday She has a cargo of lumber

and general merchandise

ilclu berttficments

AXTLftgam

WARNING

rKUSONS ARK WARNEDtrespassing on the premises of the

subscriber on Dcretania street next St LouisCollege Offenders will be prosecuted andany person foundon the place t night will bename to get nun

Honolulu Uec 2SINUJIIIN

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

nrilE UNDERSIGNED HAVINGJL been duly appointed Administratrix of

tht estate of kcone kanu late of Honoluludeceased all persons haunt claims against thesaid cslale are notified tint they must prtSentthe same duly verified nnd with propervouchers to the undersigned within six monthsfrom date of this notice or they will be for ¬

ever barred nnd t11 persons indebted to saidestnte are requested lo make immediate payment to me LAVINIA KAPU

Administratrix ofthe estute of Kconc KapuHonolulu Dec 22 lSJG

Subscribe for the Herald

tn Pbci tificmcnte

JUST RECEIYD

A small invoice of

CIGARSImported direct from Havana

C O BERGERA CARD

Messrs II MAY CO would respect

fully notify their patron and the public in

general that their store will not be opened on

Christmas day

MINCE

Those Delicious andNew

PIES

RichYears

Christmas and

MINCE PIESKinovinc a twenty years reputation will beready for sale from THURSDAY December23rd at

F HORNSALSO

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS CAKE

Of all descriptions decorated in HORNSwell known artistic style ftoralooto 500or at 50 cents per pound at the

Pioneer Steam Candy Factory Bakery

Hotel St bet Nuuami and Fort Stliotli Telephones No 74

J H SOPERInvites attention to the following list

HOLIDAY GOODSJust received per Oceanic steamship Australia

CHILDREN BOOKS

Chatterbox 1SS6 beautifully boundFrank Leslie Chatterbook doOur Hero General US Grant Where When

and How He ToughtNjir sery A 1 C 1icture Story Magic

Dream and Fortune Telling liooks etc

CARDS AND PICTURESCHRISTMAS CARDS beautiful designs

including Raphael Tuck Sons ArtisticSeries

Large Scrap Pictures comprising the LordMayors Procession The Queen Rctutning from a Review and other grand sub-ject-

Small Shell PlaquesChildrens Toy blocksGames etc etc

STANDARD BOOKS

Family Bibles with RegistersHills ManualSecrets of Success in BusinessGoden Key to SuccessSucccssfdl Housekeepingucn iiuBoots and SaddlesAnd a large wricty of popular works

GOLD PUNS AND HOLDERS

In

of

large supply and variety Diaries Iocketliooks Blank Books etc etc

J H SQJrERBookseller Stationer and News Agent

Gazette Block Merchant Street

H ANDY STATIONERY

mAt cap ruRiTcrioN pads

HOUDKRS IXXIERPADS

Letter Cap and Note Uloctts of first quality pitwrLegal Cap Letter and Note lllocks of ruled

Manilla paper plain Memo and Noteblocks M ft II form blocks

for Hills StatementsWasli lists etc

Or Paper HUT UP In ANY FORM Desire

iiu Titos a THJiirjiwICO FOBT STkBKT

w P AULEN

Has an office with Messrs HUIiop Co corner ofMcrclnnt and Kaaliumanu streets and he will txpleased to atiem1 to any business ntrustedto liini

6M f il

WISIOG FOIIT SXItEET

replete with iti usual variety attractive andseasonable Nosellies for Joung anil old

Consisting part

MlseollancousJAH Present ntlon HoolH

- INCUIDIN- O-

M V

Is of

lit of

second Invoice of Mm Sinclair IndigenousHowrra of the Hawaiian Islands Moral

atalhindy volume Poets Juvenile nookOffice and Pocket Diaries for 1887

New Sljle Iapcterics and Tablets

Portfolios PIuOi Good Lndics find Gents TrarelinfCases Necessaries Work llaskets fitted Gold

Pencils Pens and Holder Charms Stylograph Pens Christmas and New Years

Cardswith more to follow

NEW TOYS AND GAMES

Hot the Voting folti

Dolls and Doll Sundries

Head Iiodiet AllfnJ Shoe llau Jjwelry

Wire Heds Mattrastes Dolls Carriage Chalilablei Wagoni Harrow bilUrvelocipedes tricycles Kocking

Hones bhoO lf

RUBBER GOODSDolls Rattles Animals Calls Ktc

Croquet Sets Asstd Grades

Together with a variety of other articles whichbe seen to be appreciated -

Orders respectfully solicited filled with care

TIIOS G THRUM

nOOKSHLLEU STATIOVEIl

108 Tort Strcot

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On sale at the -

King- - Street

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andand

Etc

Must

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MINCE PIESMade front the Celebrated recipe of Messrs

Metier Halbe

Crystal Soda Works

MANUfACTURKlUOF

SODA WATEBQ riSrGKEIR JJXJJZ

FLORIDA LEMONADE -

Aerated Waters of All Kinds

JFruit Syrups and Essences

Our Goods ale ucknowlegcd the 11CSI NO CORKS

WE USE PATENT STOPPERS

In all our Bottles

3T We Invite particular attention to our latentFilter recently introduced by which all wnti rc inedn our manufactures is absolutely lieed fnnn all finpurities

iST We deliver our Good free of charge lo all partsof the city

Careful attention pali to Islands Oiders Adliess

THE CRYSTAL SODA WORKS

P O nox 307 IIONOLlIU H I

Telephone No 208

New PJiotpgrapli GilliryAbove Pantheon Stable

Iokt STimnr IIovolli U 1 1

Portraits and vltwc lirt 1 lass work Sattsfactiguaranteed

I A GONKALV

Mnounamrj imuaaiaiNmi

WOLFE COWo Q6 HOTEL STREET

Have Beceived by Late ArrivalsAmerican and Knlish Jms and Jillies Table and Pie Fruit Star Hams Oxford SausifesCurried lowl Kippered Jlenlngs Tresmed Woaters Fried Kel Findon Haddock PlumPudding Fiench and American Peas Crackers Cakes Mackenzie Fine Biscultr Etc

Also a large assortment of Candles and Nuts Orders will receie careful attention aidprompt deli cry guaranteed

POBox no Bell Telephone No 3s Mutual No 149

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IN SOUTH GAltOLlNA

SKLTCH OF THfc WIFE AND DAUGH ¬

TERS OF A MOUNTAINEER

llrlushiRTIiclr Oooils toTtlurliot Arllthyllnblt Trailing nt llio CScnoral StoreA So Cnilcti Home Tlio Kitchen Outlt No Hope

Tlio streets of Asliovillo tiro wonderfullyquaint urn ilcturcMua Thoy nro so partlyby vlrttto of tliclr unllkcncro to anything clsowith which tho northern visitor accustomedto Industry thrift and tho Ufa and stir ofbusiness Is fanilllir Poverty and content-ment

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go hand In hand Yonder n barefootdirkcy with crownlccs hat and dilapidatedtrousers chalTcrlng with n countryman overn wotemiolon composes well but thoAnglo Saxon eecms nn niton clement Ilcturcucnes3 it not hti forte Ho is lean andscrawny whllo CufTcy 13 fat and nhlnlngCuffoys tones and laugh nro mellow andunctuous tho soul of good nature andlovo of enso How through them Tho conntryinmi speaks with a sad and gentlo drawlHo may not know It but ho was mado forbetter things than to pick tho banjo and Ho

with his feet to tho lireIllswlfo and daughters Micro nro thrco

of tho latter nro nil tall thin nngular withno hint of womanly graco in Micir forms andlilt lo In their faces Thoy nro so lean thattheir dresses fit as tho old Raying has it liken snek on a liean pole Each has a bit ofwood threo or four Inches long sticking outof hor mouth Thero Is or baa boon snuff onMio unseen ond of it Bometlmes you mayceo a brown rivulet of tho snuff julco tncandciing down their chin Somo of thesepoor women however nro evidently Indus-trious

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and as clean ns n lllthy habit whichIs almost universal will allow them to boIf it is n bright day and by far Mio greaternumber of tho days aro bright in this genialclimate thero nro from fifty to a hundred ofthem In n town Bomo hnvo walked inthree five eight miles with a fow quarts ofberries n fow opplon potatoes chickens thoaggregate of their goods probably worth lessMian 1 v

a calico nncssOthers hnvo como in tho country teams

long low cnuvns covcrcd Pennsylvania wngonn sitting In splint chairs drown by mulesor possibly by steers Thoy wear calicodresses and calico capo bonnets Thoy novcrhad anything better than a calico dress notono in a hundred of them in all their livesNot ouo in a hundred of them can road orwrite Not ono in n hundred over attendedschool thav months They stand about nt thostreet cornora gazing nt tho pnsscrsby withwide storing incurious oyes Thoy trndont tho general storo their rag carpeting theirtallow butter their homespun yarns for to-

bacco¬

Jo coffee calico of gay colors Thoysit nlKat on upturned Imxcs In tho storestheir trading finished Mil it pleases pater-familias

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to start for homo Not Infrequentlyyou may seo ono on cither sldo of tho husbandor brother who has got nt tho lmr room closoby moro than ho can carry supporting hisstnggoring stepi and hoisting him into thowagon w hero ho lies in thp strnwupon thdfloor whllo tho women drivo homo

Uomol Tho houso is of logs with probablytwo doors possibly u Ioard window Shouldit bo built of boards with glazed windows itis spoken of as a nlco houso with glnsslights It Is apt to lw about blxtecn or eigh ¬

teen feet square nml may havo a lean towhich may bo used cither for n bedroom orcooking loom Uusually howovcr tho Blmplo family cooking is done In tho great stonefireplace at tho end of tho family roomThero aro often threo beds In a row on onoisldooftlio room Perhaps ilicro is a loftnbovo which Is reached by a ladder or ns Inono caso wo know by one of tho boys climb-ing

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on n table clutching a rafter and swing-ing

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himself up In this ono room all ages andI ttthcexes bleep from childhood to old ngoTho furnlturo Is at Mio simplest Alongtnblo at ono sldo with low benches licsldn Itfor uso at meals is often seen There Israrely a plain bureau but this is in thohomes of tho well-to-d- o Thero may bo nspinning wheel In tho corner Thero is nochina closet for the wholo tahlo servlcowould not furnish forth a modern camper outfor a weeks outing

THE KITCHEN OUTFITTho cooking utensils aro an Iron teakcttlo

a frying pan and a bakcoven tho latter adeep Iron vessel with a hollow cover whichholds coals for browning tho top of tho breadand a coilVo pot Thero may bo a pot to bolltho dinner if so it may also rorvo to bolltho family washing Bacon fried in thofrying pan corn bread baked in tho bakooven beans string beans mid roasthigears boiled In tho pot with plenty of baconfor seasoning thoso aro tho staplo articlesof tho family faro nccompanlod threo timesdally by black Itlo coffee usually taken with ¬

out milk or cream and almost always withoutsugar Thin menu Is varied occasionally byfried clilcken moro rarely by gatno whichmight cosily bo had with llttlq trouble WhatIs Known as raised bread or yeast breadnmong us is spoken of soiith as light breadIn contrn dlstincUon probably to tlio ordi ¬

nary buttermilk biscuit which Is cither sourand heavy or wxldun and yollow with sodnTho art of making light broad is not afamiliar ono to tho woman wo havo lioenspeaking of Sho knows nothing of thoniceties of cooking nothing of dainty housekeeping

Bho was raised to field work Sho milkstho cows feeds tho hogs plows hoes combulld3 fence hauls logs pulls fodder dlpotatoes In short docs any and all tho worka man may do lis amount only limited byher btrengtli If her hard rough Ilfo has loftsnntll room for tho graces of Ilfo what Wolidcrf Into her darkness antf Ignorance nohousehold Journal comes with ita sympathyand stimulus Should her husband bell apleco of land tho innkes her mark in thoproper place Her llttlo girls aro growing upJustus their mother did Thero is n poorapology for n school taught during twothreo or four months hi tho year somuwherotwo thteo or four miles away That oventhis rightly used would lift them out of thoslough where tho iloforenco of mankind hasplmsrd them how should thoy laiowf Howcan you reach thorn and lift theni to a higherlovcfr AshovJlIo N U Cor Womans Jouriiil

Fishing for u DogA citizen of Clayton Oalo3ta vnluablo

dog nnl suspected Mint he had fallen Into n dosorted mining Bhntt Kt could neltherseonorboar anything ofbm nt ho bottom of thoBlity foqt hole but wh Mi ho let down n plecoof meat on n string runctuing bit ns grwdHy ns a Saranao trout Then a miner wentdown and tniro enough tho dog was theromid nffcr being drawn up was found to lieunhurt --New York Kan

Not Had to TjikoA physician enys When n teospoonful

of vnrm honoy Is taken ovory fifteen twentyor thirty minutes it has a surprising offecton en to nil Every family should bayoaglassof pure honoy in thrt house In ordor nt oncoof ter catching cold to Ijo ablo to uso someExchange

Dried orango and lemon pool burned oncoals Inn sick room nro good deodorizersTrlbuno ami Farmer

Js lt i 4 v iylimA14ulsly

LTtVs nr

crrmmiUi ilTm

General bevtiocmente

ORDER OF EVENING SALES

FOR

XMAS HOLIDAYSBy Lewis J Levey

WEDNESDAY Dec sad nt 7 p in at M

Rosenthals of New Goods to ariivc onDec 15th by Steamship Australia

FRIDAY Dec 24th at 7 p in nt salesroom

The comrott of ladies attending hiy saleswill be specially attended to

LEWIS J LEVEY Auctioneer

PANOEAMAOF THE

VOLCANO- OF

KILAUBABy J Tavcrnier

Is now on Exhibition at

CAMPBELLS BLOCKQueen Street Honolulu

H O U R S

From 1 m to 4 r M and 7 r m to9 r m

ADMISSION

Adults FiflyCcnlff Children Twenty five Cts

ABO OKOF

REFERENCETO THE

LegisMit ProcRRdm 18Frank Godfreys Report of

THE LAWS PASSED

COMMITTEE REPORTS

MINISTERIAL

STATEMENTS

AND THE

FUN AND PROLIOKSOF THE

LEGISLTURE of 1880

Price - - 4 per CopyON SALE AT

J --H SOPER

C J McCarthyhas iuciivii fkom

San Francisco per Mariposa and other latearrivals a very choice collection of cigars andsmokers articles consisting in part of

Havana Cheroots Operas Duettas Lit-tle

¬

Dudes Triplets Cherubs andthe Fine Flor do Cuba

Also some Full Dress Pet Sweet Caporaland other popular brands of Cigarettes

Dont forct to come and try some of theseline goods wiilti in be had at

107 FORT STREET

NewGooclsNew Goods per Mariposa

AUGUSTUS L SMITHHas received an excellent assortment of

CHRtSTMAS GOODS among which are

Christmas cards plain and fringed ranging in

price from 5 cents upwards Dolls In great

variety large pml mall Doll Carriages

Transparent slales Writing desks Dominoes

Checkers Perfume cases Christmas candles

Candle holders Tree onnments Trumpets

Tops Paint boxes Purses Papelries Fie

Etc Ktc Etc

NOTICEHARK G H POWERS WJMTUB lie rMxnsitile for any debts conj

Iractetl by any of lie crewJ l ilUJM

Captain

yHHJ rfWjiKitiB--t-

T 7 rrriiTiiiriil7tiiWiiririttrKrffliiWitfhfey

Seiteritl 2tibcrti0tmcitl

H HACKFELD CO-- Oflcr lor Sale- -

Various Sires

STEfiL RAIvLSV FENCE WIRES

ROOFING SLATES CEMENT

CROCKERY ROCK SALT

mxiwitWii

Vienna FurnitureAnd a Large Variety of other Goods too Numerous to Mention

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LDsucenssons to

Dillingham Co and Saml NottHOLIDAY GOODS

Meriden Silver Plated Ware New designs in ChandeliersLamps and Lanterns

POCKET CUTLERY SHELF HARDWAREAgricultural Implements a new Fire Pronf Paint for Shingle and

Metal Roofs Carriage Paint for country use no varnish required StovesTinware Lubricating Oil Kerosene Oil and General Merchandise

Charles Hustace100 nnd 111 ICIor St botweeu Fort nml Alalrcn

Has received per late arrivals a full assortment of

Consisting in i art of

Family Flour Gcrmcn Oat Meal Corn Meal Cracked Wheat IJrcalcfast leni Ditpce Hamnnd Macon Codfish Lard Smoked Iicef New Cheese Kegs Cat ltuller Dates RabinsMustard Sauce Sea Foam Wafers Saloon nnd Medium Itreml Apples Humlotdt PotatoesWheat Corn liran Also a lull line of Cal Cracker Cos Crackers and Cakes All ol

hlch arc olTcrcd at lowest rates All orders receive careful attention and prompt deliveryDoth Telephones No 119 P O Box No 371

The Central Cigar StandCampbells Block Merchant Street- -

F MILDER - - - ProprietorBell Telephone 172 Mutual Telephone 375

Gentlemen will find the Central always stocked with tjiechoicest Havana and Domestic Cigars and I obaccos Freshimportations by every steamer

Tho Finest Manilla Cigars la tho Market on Hand

Island orders Carefully attended to Give me a call

George EngelhardtIormttly willi Samuel Nott

Importer and Dealer In- -

STOVES CHANDELIERS LAMPSA1S0

rockery Glassware House Furnishing Hardware Agateiron and iinware

AGENT HALLS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANYBeaver Block Fort Street

Tim Sioro formerly occupied ly S Nott opixJiste Pibkckhis Cos IJanl Honolulu II I

S N CASTLEG V CASriK

ATllliltlONCASTLE

CASTLE COOKE

Shipping Commission MerchantsIMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

GENERAL MERCHANDISE

AOENTSjFORKohala Sugar Company Haiku Sugar Company

Iaia Plantation Htchcock t Coi llantallanGroYCjUancU Plantation R HiltteaJ W lalua Plantation

- II Smith Co Kotoa Kauai

Union Firs and Marina Insurance Company of San Irancltcotna Fire Insurance Company of Hartford

Tlit New England Mil ual Life Insurauc Company of Itotton

t 1M Wettonf Patent Centrifuftal MachinesTlieNewVoik and Honolulu Packet Line

Th Merchants Lino Honolulu nml San Krandsco -Pr ayno ft Sons Celebrated Medicine

Wilcox Gibus Remington and Wheeler VilwnSlne Machl

LAINE CO1

Have vr tee Wed consignment of the most KconomfcAl and Valuable Feed for All knd of tock U

COOKED LINSEED MEALIt It the createst Flesh former Milk and Jtulter producer in use

Oil Cake Meal shows about per cent of nutrltlvn matter tlits nearly 39 per cent 100 Ibit of this mealIs equal to 300 lbs ol oats r Jt8 lbs of corn to 767 lbs of wheat bran Also our UnrivalMMIXil I rrlI well ouusual supply oftbebekt kinds of

Hny Oat Wheat Cava Etc EtcWhich Is offered at the Lowest Afatket Rates nnd deliveicd free to any pan of the city

I B THOMASContractor Builder

Estimates civen on alt kinds of Drick Iron Stone nnd Wooden UuiUlinpfi Refers lo thefollowing prominent building erected liy him amongst others too ntimcroin lo incnlion heKings Palace Lunalilo Home Opera Ijhwc Honolulu Library Wilder Mrs Lack Policeand Aswan lluildings Etc

Brick Work in all Ifa BranchesHi e S corner Queen and Alaket Streets

rl kUJt

i

tMimiid ii a Ji SawiAV

n

J U

J II

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1

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jor

as as

Mutual Teleplwne No 8t

kltStJStit

w jVTf

ii fni n ilim iaft tiiiiMHsMt ruiTiTi iAi nmmi

Stittntl SilirttoiKMl8

DUFFYS

Pure lit WWFOR

Medicinal UseNO FUSEL OIL

Absolutely Pure and Unsdulternted

in usr IN

IloipltnlsCurntlvolimtlltitlont

InllrctirtrloN

Prcsctibel by Phj sfctans Everywhere

THE ONLY -

Pure StimulantFor the Sick liwaliKContn1ccinc Patients

Aged People

WKAK AND DKIIIL1TATED WOMCN

Awardetl First rHimtioiD MpdaiWorlds Fxposltlon New Oilcans IAiW5i

For Exoollonoolnail Purity

Macfarlanc CoSolo ARciita -

Wenner CoMnnufactuiinc ami Importing

JBWEIjEKSJVo 911 Fort Street

Alwajs keepon hand most clesnt Awirfmvnt of

FINE JEWELRYSOLID AND ILATKD SILVKIt WAKR

Ker liroucht to this marke

Clock WntoliOH IJrncolctd WeekIela Tins Lockets Joltl CIiuIiih --

mill Guards SIcovo lint tonsStuds Ktc Ktc

And ornaments of all kinds

Elegant Solid Silver Tea Sots

And all kinds of idlrer ware suitable for presentation

KUKUI AND SHELL JEWELRYMade to order

Repairing or watches and Jewelry carefully attended to and eaecuted in the most workmanlikemanner

ENGRAVING A SPECIALTYParticular attention u paid lo orderland job work

from th other Island

Hawaiian HotelCarriage Co

Carriages nt all hours day andnight Saddle horses buggies wagonncttcs and village carts with stylish andgentle horses to let

Horses clipped with the PatentLightning Clipping Machine

FOR SALEA few good Horses a Phaetons

Two Top Buggies second hand Harrness and 2 Village Carts

PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMESUlnij up Telephone Numlicr ji or Apply lo

MILES HAYLEY

J GOMESV Watchmaker and Jeweler

Tin tit auil friUli C n AHtAA ul -- jwl IHIII4 lift IWtl t I1IILISIU lllt HtA

opened n ttoio oppcalte llarla Ice Creuui larlorswliere he will atteml to the manufacturing of nil kindof Jewelry The telling of diamonds etc

Clironometcra 11 Ijpoolnlty

FOREIGN STAMP

Q W BURGESSHas for sale a variety of rare foreign potago stamps

for collections Call nud see them at

No 81 King Stroot Honolulu

10 REWARD

A REWARD OF T1CN DOLLARSwill be nven for certain paper of no

value to any person lmt the owner taken fromMr C UWilsons shoeing shot Esnlanadeon Friday llio 3d inst to anyone ilclivorinithem nt the Ukkami ofricc nml no nuostlonxUKI3l

JUST RECEIVEDA splendid assortment nf linnnrs

comprising the various brands of WipesSpirits and Ales which wc guarantee tobe of the finest quality suitable forXmas presents Try a bottle it willmake your friends heart rejoice

THE ROYAL SALOONCor of Nuuanu and Merchant Sts

15 II I WOLTIJKManager

jLJONOLULU IRON WORKS Co

Hteam Huahiet Hotter fiitar JIIIIIhr Jirittftiiul htmil VaMInu

IIOHOIUtUt

Machlfierv nt everw 1MlfA -llcuU aientlon paid to fchft I licks nlthltigoi wotk eaccuteil on the shotteMilotlce

J222S53

taMi dtitbementfl

MJJcClnyte

GROCERS

3No US Quen sail

SUOAB SUGAR

In lanels half I arrets mi loae

UhK Dour Ooldeu tininUiis Hour El Iloradr

Crown H0111

Sacks Whear retSaihs itjilcvj IteM

isitli Corn Best WholeSacks Corn IcM Craclcd

Sack Dian Coarse nnd Fine

Sacks Rrans WhiteS ickt lleans Ked

Sacks leans Da oilSacks Itcaus Horse

Saiks Ileum Iimi

SACKS rOTATOKS I1KST in JUNNIHS

Cases NicnaeiCues Extra Soda Crackers

Cases Medium DreadCases Crackeil Wheat 10 In daci

CaieaCorn Meal while 10 It batsCases Oat Meal 10 lb bags

Cases Cum Starch

Casks Dupee Hams

Casks C k A Hams Caves R 11 Oacon-

Cases Kaiibanks I jnl j lb pailCases Iairbanks Ird 5 lb pill

Cases Kalrbanks Lard ro lb pall

Cases Whitney lluttcr In linkIlalffiikins Ilutter Oilt VAr

Qr iiklns lluttcr G t Edgs

Cases New Cheese

Boxes and IxlU Salt Codfishlitis Ilercrs CtumbU Riter Salmon

Cases Iaundry ilarchlioxct IlroHn laundry Soap

Pure Jhva CoJTee Koasted and Ground 1 lb tins- MKa sirccn suiice

Chesls Jaian lea 1 lb papersChests JapanTea i lb papers

Uoics Kalilns Indon Layers14 Ijoics Kafsins lAndon layers

Doxes Kajslns Miiscale

rirtims Citronrtoxes Currants

Cases ChocolateCases Mixed Pickles

Cases Spices assorted all sire

Sacks English WalnutsSacks Soft Shell Almonds

Cases California Honey 1 lb tinsCases King Moim Co fresh canned

1iuits Jellies ond VegetablesUalcs Wrapping Paper extra qna ity

A Lakuu aisoktmpjit

EosL California Leatlior

Sole Insole Harness Skirting ami UppersFrench and Anirrlcnn Calfskins

Sheep Skins Goat SkinsRiddles nml Saddle Tices

These goods nre new and firsh nud Mill l sold t

LOWEST MARKKT RATES

M W McCiiesney Sons

No 42 Qrnion Stroot

hi

VOL I

6cncril ulictiiccmcntc

Christmas is ComingAN- D-

Willi a large vnricty of goods suitable forpresents to olil ami younj Received by the

Mariposa

Chinese New GoodsFOR

Christmas PresentsKiubtoldercd Silk I Iandkcrcliicfs with bor ¬

ders In nil colors Kmbroidcred Grass ClothIhntUccrclilcfs Silk Crepe Slnwli allcolors

DRESS MATERIALIn Silk Pontjcc Silk and Grasi Cloth

Fans in Great Vnricty

Also a full line ofKancy EiiRlIsh and Anicrican Goods a full line of Millinery GoodsLaces new patterns of Embroidery LinenHandkerchiefs all kinds Childrens ClothingHals Caps etc Ladles Gentlemens andChildrens Undciwearj and In short every ¬

thing to be found in n first class Dry GoodsStore

GOO KIMCorner ZTTort and Xlotol StsFOR SALE OR LEASE

PREMISES SITUATED ONTIIOSK street called Kanantlobialhcproperty of C II Judd arc for sale or forlease for a term of years

Kor particulars inquire ofALEX J CAimVUIGHT

Honolulu Dec it 1886

Honolulu December 1 1886

From the first day of January next

the rental of instruments at present in

use in the Districts of Ewa WaianatJ

Waialua and Koolaupoko will be re ¬

duced to 500 per monthcoorunv iiuown

President

NOTICETo

AND- -

LTVERY STABLES

THE

Hackmen

If you are in need of a GOODCUTUNDER CARRIAGE BUGGY

PHAETON or CART call on CIIAST HOYT corner of Alakea and King

streets before you make your purchase

elsewhere Every carriage is warrantedfor one year

THOMAS LINDSAY

Manufacturing JewelerINo 00 Nuunuu Stroot

Honolulu H IParticular attention paid to repairing

O DOUi

raiiici and Solayu 1nbttc

Office at 15 Kaahumanu Street

JOHN T DARIiAttorney and Counsellor at Law

OlTice No i SpreckcIV Illock Honolulu II I

P O Box 94

N F BURGESSExpressman and Drayman

84 King Street Honolulu

Office Telephone No 301 Hesidcuce

DQG FOR SALEHETWEEN MASTH T ANDACROSS Apply at C J FWieJs

Mote to GEO PEACOCK

TO THE GREAT ARMYOF WRITERS

Olllots Estcthrook Steul Pens

rODOSOOCP flAS

IAlimtS ANH NI3UVOUS IKNHOIOKUS

Kntber Holders Cork Holder Ivory and rlwnyHolders r old mounted Ivory and Hone

1ohlemttiid Paper Cutters Taoers Tabletlrascrs Denlsons Velvet Urasers

Crystal Rubber Uubberm woodpencil thnne ihuinh Iat ks

Iencll lrotectors RubberHands of various

sites etc etc

rov Sale bji TIWSt 1 Til HUM

No o IOKT SlKKKT

NEATEST JOB PRINTINGoidcr at tills otfice

A ui ut2MLj

IS

Vaj- -

133

23 1886t

Emeriti

1RIELLI

It is pure

and is in

the Orchard from fresh

selected Apples one year

before being placed on

the Market and gener-

ates

¬

its own gas by

NATURAL

Co

Sole Agents

IDIES IMC G OTOPhysician niul Surgeon

a

Office hours at Kaknako from 9 to i A ll everday except Sundays Will vnit patients at llieir residence by request

All oilier diseases treated at his office corner ofPunchbowl niul Ileretania i treets

Office hour from f to 5 P M biindiys from 8 toA M

Lincoln KinsThe dishes may lc ortlerei at nil hours of

the nay

G

AT TI 1E

Mock Streetfollowing

Oyster Stew Ham and EggsMackerel lite tuc

We une up the Celebrated AIIUIM ANU RANCHlU 1 ER at eety meat

GeoProprietor

AN- D-

ST

F HORNPractical Confectioner Pastry Co nd UnVei

Klcli and drliciom lco Cream made liy iilcam

71 Hotel St Both Telephones No 74

ILimited

OINKKAI MCKCANIILE AND

COMMISSION AOrNTS

LIST r OKFICHKs

PC loNEsJr Vrenfilent inn ManagerI O Cakthk Ireaiurer and ijeaetaiyItoN W11 P AtlRN Auditor

directorsHomC U Uisimr Hon H Vteriioisk

Searcher ot Records

Office nt prewnt ith Allert Smith Kw No 9

ftaaiiumanu sircei

Orders from the other Islands promptlyattended to

CAUL NEUMANNS

Iiitw Ollloo

No u Merchant Street Honolulu

TheFORT STREET

Oppo lie Ibe Oceanic Wlnif Next to Custom House

Meali served at nil hours Nice airy rooms frrefrom he The table supplied Willi the best the nunke arTord a readable rjes jas McUaN

rropiletor

P I GKAY M D

viivswiAS ixn svnavoxOffice next door 10 h Honolulu Libran

O IU lO A l

OlTILK llDUhSI a lu 4 H7 to 8 f i

Sundays 9 to 11 AM

JtXSIUrNCi Alakea Si Ophite V M C A

TOr m PHRMISES LATKLV OCCUI pled by the late Queen Kniroa corner of

II ln trail nrt rtlT rillNnuaiiu ami nqiemiiw nvi wvrental for a term or yejusuuon reasonable

JOHNterms ij TreMUJrer Qweng 1 jTOpia

lfos1iri tfili tf

V

DAILYCentral

AT THE- -

4--

HERALDHONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS THURSDAY DECEMBER

Stocttfecmente

absolutely

manufactured

FERMENTATION

Macfarlane

Leprosy Specialty

Pacific House

2Uicdu5cmcnt

HOLIDAY GOODS

Popular Millinery HouseN S SACI IST Proprietor

No 104 Fort Street -- --- - Honoluluo i

Just Opened a fine line of Goods suitable for the HolidaySeason consisting in part of

Sols in AmberI otlct Cases in Amber and Celluloid Fancy Plush Work J3oxes

Fancy Plush Jewel Caskets Fancy Plush Handkerchief and Glove UoxcsInfants Toilet Cases Gents Collar and Cuff Doves

Gents Shaving Sets Hammered CoppcrWhisk HoldersFancy Plush Perfume Cases Port Folios Hand Glasses Etc Etc

Hand Burkes and FansCHEAT VARIETY OK

Colored Border and Embroidered Linen antlSilk Handkerchiefs

GRAND SPE0lll7OH0LIDAY SALEPositively for THREE WEEKS ONLY The Following Prices wc guarantee

for the Holiday Season only

Satins all Colois plain and Striped at 35 ccntsh yardMikado Tidic Towel Pink Uuff and lilue at 25 centsLadies Open Work Hose Pink Light Pluc and Cardinal 60 cts a pairChemises at 40 cents Silk Gloves all colors 50 cents per pairCol liorder Handkerchiefs 1 per doz Ch Gnjgham Dresses 10 cts

N - - - - i 104 E011T ST

M GOLDBERGTJnRSSJlCorner of Fort and Merchant Streets

Cavenagh

PIONEER

STEAM CANDY FACTORY

BAKBB

RENT

Manicure Celluloid

Satchels Money

SSACHS

JUST RECEIVED THE FINEST LINES OE

J I vi 1411 1 e 1 1 nf I lAAflAuUSlUIIHIIdUtJ blUUIIIIU bUIlti Kllllli UUUUU

HATS CAPS ETC ETC

Latest Styles and Novelties in Neckwear

AIo by repeated and Special Request a small Invo co of the Fines IIandmadeconsequently

MOST DURABLE GENTS SHOESObtainable in the Eastern Markets

J r

NOW LANDING

Ex J D Spreckels and W G Irwin

5150PACKAGES GRAIN

UNION FEED CO

n E MclNTYllE BR0

T

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS It

Groceries Provisions and FeedKr st Corneir iKovt tmtl TClimt3tvets

New rooJs received by evory picket from lie E tstern States nrul Europe Fresh Cali-

fornia¬

Produce by every steamer All orders fniitiliilly attended to and Goods delivered toany pait of the city free of charge Ishml order solicited Satisfaction guaranteed Postoffice Hox ro 1 S i Telephone No 92

P O Box 315 ESTABLISHEb 1879

Real EstateAireut

11

Telephone

JOS E WISEMANGeneral Business Agent -

CAMPBELL BLOCK HONOLULU H I

Agentbniployment

Wi

17s

Custom Houso BrokerMoney Broker

llders Steamililp Agent Mauaecr IlawalianOprra Houseureat uuriiiiRton iauroaujiseni

In America Fir ani lfe Insurance Accnt

THE TRUTH MUSI1 HE T0LHIt IsTruo tlmt- -

CI IARIvBS HAMMERHnslntely relurnrd fiom the Coast with a -- ll selecte1 stock of allVmUof TRlMMlUflS SADHLrIIIANKllS I A I KOlIlii and u srett vine of nrlUlei the like of which has never hcfoie been seen here

It Is Tr tltot Oharlcu Haituimr wl c ie above together w th his ou maniifacluro ofSaddles anjllarnei at price lint aro bound to suit

It U truotUat Oharlos Hniumoi nal8 f nrl Iim ell known all over the KiiiKdom forliolh ipiahty and clieancss tint there is no need for praMin it here

It ITiuo that owners of hores cannot afford to piss IIAMMlKS without calling In tosee fie Koaus work aim prices

Hant Forget the Old Store corner Foit and King StreetsCHARLES HAMMER

Proprietor

t r n- - f

UusincaB QTrnftA

r a schabfhr a co

IMroKTitm AND

Ctitiuntssln Meirlutnli

No joMbrciiant St Honolulu

- 0 BRRGRK

Agent for 3liic jen

MRKCIIANT STMIItT HONOLULU

OROWN PHILLIPS

Jraettcat ltumlitrn flan llltern andCopper Smiths

House and Ship Job Work promptly executed

No 71 King St - Honolulu

T EWERS COOKE

SucciusorA to Lkwkrs Dickson

rmportrrit and Dtalrr In Lumber and nilklndn of llulldlnu Material

No Si Tort Striikt IIonoiiimi

II SOPKRJ Successor toJ M OAT JR CO

Stationer and Vnr Dealerlied llnbber Stamp Aueney

GazbtthHlocit No 15 Merchant StructHonoivlu II I

ALFRED MAGOON

ATTOllXllY AT fiAlf

42 Merchant Street Honolulu

W

cvcrjliody

CIIAHLIS

ILL1AM McCANDLESS

llraler tn Choicest Jteef Iral Mutton MeNo 6 Quern Sthurt Fish Market

Khmily mid Shipping orilers carefully Attendrtl toLive StodrfuriiMieil to Veel at short notice

Vegetables of all ktnds tuppliecl lo orderTkikmionk No 13

DEAVER SALOON

Fort Striikt Orro UTE Wilder Cos

ltJSOTm Proprietorririt cla hinclie wrved with Tea Coffee Soda Wa

ter Gmgr Ale or Milk

OPKN FIOU 3 A M TILL lO r U

SmnXerit Jlfijiilnltrn a Speciality

COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT

TUX 11 1111 lroprli torHotel street IlETnpEH Tort and fJouANUOur secret Is succesiwe havenerer failed an

wlllcontinue to serve our customers n the pavwith the best the market rdlordsat tea enable rates

TD W FRA2ER

MERCHANT TAUiORCorner Klna ami Alakia Sis llonoluli

Moderatechareet good workmanship and a prrfi tfit Euarantted

GJ WALLERFamily and Shipping Butchd

METROPOLITAN MARKET

IKIjik Stroot

Employment OfficeUNoriisirNCD is runPARrD if

furnish wrsantfifor every description of workincluding house fieiyants stewards cooks waitersgardeners carpenters etc

ChinoHO IutorprotlnrjA spechlty Account collected and cencral cominis- -

Imi mr rntlv nml itrnmnllv cverilteit

Opiiosite Im hing SAKKNC

Yosemir SkatingSCO

Willibe open eer at

Monday TuosilSutumlrt

OL

To the public t 0veral

FRIDAY EVENINGSFor ladies and gentlemen

Saturday AftonioonFor ladies gentlemen and children

Lessons in Fancy Skating

MUSICFriday and Saturday Evenings

WILLIAM WALTMaqnger

S M CarterHas on hand for sale In ipiantitlet to suit

Dopjirturo Bay CoaL New-

castle¬

Coul CharcoalHard nml Soft Wood Sarcil Split

Manienie Hay

California ITay

liran Oats

Uarlcy Corn

Cracked Corn

Wheat Etc EtcOrders are hrebyfioliclird and will be delivered

any totality within the limits

No 82 King StreetlotlifrcIcplioiKIi87

-

NO 96

bcncml Jtotorrliecmcnifl

BOS ART RTflRFlii

READY READY READY

For the Holidays jjCOME COME COME

Come anU See the Rich and New

Goods

Opened and Opening

Wc nre now placing on exhibition

for the first time our stock of Novelties

for the approaching Holiday Tradepersonally selected hy our Mr T JKing during his recent trip to the

United States which wc unhesitatinglyclaim to be the largest finest and best

assorted stock of Picture and Art

Goods ever shown in Honolulu

Tito FollnwliiK is a Pnrtlnl I it orJLtiteit IrainvtniJoiM

Steel Engrav1 on Paintings

Oil Painting inotoAi ms

Allotypes Olacc Photo Panels

Photographs Gold Frames

ov

nml

at

Water Colors Plush Frames

Silverware Ebony Hrackets

Brass Goods Medallion Photographs

Artists Materials Auogia hAlbums

Parlor Fasels Holiday Sou-

venirs¬

Bouquet Tables Graphoscopes

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THURSDAY DECEMUR 23 1886

AN ABUSE

There is something barbarous in a

law that allows the stopping of a man

from taking passage out of the King

dom without tlie intervention of

judge or jury upon a claim that is

squarely disputed and can only be set

tled by mutual arrangement or refer-

ence

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to the courts When as in the

case reported to hae happened yestcr

day the victim of the law is called

away on such an errand of humanity

as the illness of a wife the proceedingis calculated to work great hardship

Writs of capias in other countries are

sometimes abused in like manner but

there is the safccuaid in their case ofgreater formality in the producing of

the suspected intending absconder im

mediately before a magistrate for ex ¬

amination into the claim against him

In any case however the passport law

of this country should have a pro-

vision

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requiring reasonable notice of

intention to stop a debtor leaving tne

country if his purpose be known within

a day of his projected departure Tobe complete moreover such a law

should go a little further and compelstreets

at lcasl thirty six hours in advance of

the sailing of the vessel that is take

them and allow no process to inter-

fere

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with their departure twelve

hours prior to the time of the shipsleaving port Of course per-

sons

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of property in the Kingdomshould be pxempted so that the pro-

vision suggested would not interferewith the exigencies of business which

often call a man of affairs abroad on

very brief notice But perhaps the

best way toamend the law would be toabolish it leaving people to look outfor themselves and be more careful in

giving credit than they are under such

an arbitrary law While the law is inexistence however it will manifestly

be the part of wisdom for anybody

having any difference whatever with

the little world of Hawaii to force a

settlement or an understanding of

the particular matter before buying a

ticket for any foreign port

THE CIGAR IMPOST

Users of the weed may be left tolook out for themselves in samplingcigars perhaps but there are two seri-

ous

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charges in the letter of a corres-

pondent

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published morning which

demand a searching investigation Thethat the increased duty on

cigars was especially intended

0 favor the importers of other kinds ofMr Haysclden who was tariff

and internal taxation engineer at thesession should come forward and

blnw if he can that there were good

and sufficient reasons of another kind

for the discrimination againstcigars In the case of any otherLegislature knovn to modern institu-

tions

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it might look absurd to ask

for reasons a after it hadbecome law but Hawaiian legislatorssome ot them have a peculiar habit ofrushing a law through first and allowingits reasons to appear in results For

instance an honorable noble in thesession of 1884 had scleral policemen

addeU to a certain district where vari ¬

ous members said there was a sufficient

number already through the knock

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down argument expressed in the laconic1

declaration I want them Tiftopinion of the Herald that theduty on Manila cigars was raised as a

simple means of increasing rcvcnilcsfor extravagant expenditure that classof cigars being a luxury of thepoorman and the poor man in this tin

democratic country being more pas ¬

sive than the man of casitr circum-

stances

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A cognate sample of piling

on the agony to poor people is theinci cased duty on China matting embodied in the same act

A more serious charge one that we

have heard before is that the bill in

question received the royal sign manual

on second reading This being n case

somewhat similar to the question of the

ten days clause in the Oceanic subsidybill demands immediate attention from

the Trivy Council if not taken upby that body the people will have totake into consideration means of strictlyexamining the whole process of Icgishtion What in earth is this nation coining to

if there is uncertainty left on the minds

of the people as to what laws

or parts of laws are genuine

and what base counterfeits It will be

an object of the Herald to investigate

the facts relating to the tariff amend-

ment

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as it has been to uncover the

scandalous omission of a clause in thesteamship subsidy bill Hut there is

no use in a newspaper ferreting outgrave crimes and misdemeanors unless

the public who arc injured arc pre ¬

pared to do their part like men

NOTES AND COMMENTS

Places of convivial resort for whitemen and natives are obliged by law toclose at half past eleven which is

proper but there are scores of housesin Chinatown wherein loud revelry andgambling are kept up the livelong

night What about that

The recent Chicago strike was endedthrough the determined action of MrPowderly Grand Mastcrof the Knightsof I nbor who issued a letter informing

the Chicago Knightstthat the strike

being contrary to orders from the exe-

cutive

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must cease or the charters of

the local lodges be surrendered

Science is gry headed and Modern

Science is growing a beard but thestreet makers of Honolulu have notlearned that water finds its level nor

the statesmen of Hawaii that the same

money cannot be spent at the same

time in Samoan politics and in making

all persons to enter for passage abroad decent and sidewalks in Hone

to

within

solvent

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first is

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late

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and

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Indications are strong and increasing

that the Conservative party in Englandwill adopt the protection doctrines to

save itself with the working classes

Mr Gladstone is preparing the strong-

est

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arguments against protection to

meet the revolt against free trade

which is gathering strength among theworking people of England The Con-

servatives

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hope by raising the cry of

protection to home industries to divert

the attention of the people from the

Irish question

It has been suggested to us that

efforts should be made to induce Mr

Raymond of Boston to bring an ex-

cursion party to these Islands Thisdistinguished excursion manager hasbrought a large number of people fromthe East to California this winter Perhaps special rates could be given for alarge party hither by the OceanicSteamship Company also by the inter- -

island steamship companies for visiting

the volcano One party of wealthy

tourists would likely be followed byolhers and a recular stream of travellers directed this way which would

put large amounts of money in activecirculation

Naturalized Englishmen in NewYork have taken preliminary action forthe fitting celebration of Queen Vic

torjas jubilee on the throne next JuneDoubtless British subjects all over theworld will engage in commemorative

exercises of some sort and those in

Honolulu should not be behind theirbrethren elsewhere in manifestations ofloyalty on the auspicious occasion Asthey join with citizens of the UnitedStates in keeping holiday on the anni-

versary

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of American independenceprobably they might count upon Amer-

icans

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sympathizing and evenwith them in some degree to cele ¬

brate the jubilee of good Victoriasreign

Old gentleman And how old arc

you my little man Little Freddie

Im not old at all sir Im nearly

new

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AN SNTERESTING LECTURE

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN youngand old small or tall you arT all requested tocall at the ELITE ICE CREAM PARLORSII J Hart proprietor S5 Hotel Strccif4nt anearly date to give your order for the comingHolidays You CAN MAKE CHRISTMASCHEERFUL by ordering some of our cele ¬

brated Ice Qrcam which is pronounced the best- Wc have also a great variety of Plain and

Fancy Cakes on hand so well known for superiorMake and Duality

IT WILL BE OUR SPECIAL AIM tomake an extra quality of CHRISTMASCAKES this season in regard to Material andFinish

A splendid lot of the CHOICEST CANDIEShas just arrived per steamer Australia also anelegant assortment of Fancy Candy and Bon bonBoxes Just the thing for a Christmas PresentSend in your orders at once

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The Elite Ice Cream Parlors arc open dailyuntil 1 1 a m

HOLLISTER COHaVe Just Received

A FINE ASSORTMENT

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PERFUMERY CASES

HOLIDAY GOODS109 Fort Street Honolulu

Pioneer SteamCandyFactfy

Cake Pastry and Bread BakeryESTABLISHED 1863

F I Iorn - - - ProprietorAnd Only Practical Ornamented in the Kingdom

Respectfully invites Parents and those who intend to make Holiday Presents of

Confectionery and CakesTo select from his Stock the tartest ever shown in Honolulu consisting

of many thousand pounds of both plain and Fancy Confectionery suitable forChristmas Trees An immense assortment of Fancy BASKETS BOXESAND CORNUCOPIAS Wax Tapers aud Self supporting Holders Bonbons inlarge variety nnd hundreds of other articled too numerous to mention

CAKESOf all Descriptions ano sizes ornamented in HORNS well

known style which defies all imitation

Of all known Variety on Hand nnd also Made to Order

Candied Pineapple Frail GlapesAll of those in the

As Seeingconvinced

greatest variety of goods everHORN will sell at the

shown in Honolulu

THE LOWEST PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES

is Ilelicving everybody is respectfully invited to call and be

Steam Made Ice CreamAt 3 00 for one and 500 for two Gallons Made from rich ligg Custard

It is made from the Woodlawn Dairy Cream guaranteed to be made withoutStarch or Gelatine and acknowledged to be the Richest Purest awUCheapcstice Cream in Honolulu

WEDDING CAKES - j

Not a specialty exactly but are made now as before of superior quality andrichness of flavor and ORNAMRNIED IN AN ARTISTIC STYLE whichfully sustains a twenty three years reputation not yet excelled in Honolulu i

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IECEMMka3t is3pi I JRSDAY

iACArNRWChun Hook ought to know enough

to come in when it rains

If anybody lias had an umbrella

hooted charge it to Chun Hook

Ilicrc is to be a hard legal tussle

0cr sundry tax assessments at the

January term

Doth the Klrnu and the W G Hallwill he due to morrow from Hawaii andMaui

Christmas Day will observed by UgeS tle found was exthe neonlc of Honolulu chiefly in ask

ing each other I las the steamer beensignalled yet

The authors of GynbcrRdrin kenstem arc reputed to be rolling inwealth from the proceeds of the bur-

lesque

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There was one arrest for drunken-

ness

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and one for assault and batterylast night Anything to be taken in

out of the rain

A carriage costing 600 has beenmade for the King by the HawaiianCarriage Company to be sent toSamoa

Some of the stores have sold out alltheir umbrellas They did not antici-

pate

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two rainy seasons on top of thelegislative session

If the sidewalks were uniformly con-

cave

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instead of only in spots peoplecould get about comfortably in canoesin rainy weather

Messrs Castle Cooke offer Pearlkerosene guaranteed superior to any inthe market at 175 per case by thedrayload

The administratrix of the estate ofthe late Kconc Kapu gives the usualnotice in this paper to claimantsagainst and debtors of the estate

The clerks office of the SupremeCourt has been furnished a Howespatent scale for letters and parcels Itmay be loaned to juries occasionally forweighing evidence

Somebody made an attempt to enterthe Temple of Fashion Tuesday nightbut only succeeded in leaing the pen-

knife

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blades in the locks of the twostreet doors

Applicant Id like a sc pl ace inthe post office PostmasterAh mdecdl Have you any preference The

the immediate deliverysir

Rev H II Parker is going to giean almanac in the Hawaiian language asa premium to subscribers of the Kuokoa newspaper the work being got upby the Press Publishing Company

Not as news but as a matter ofrecord is the fact noted that rain fellin torrents during most of yesterdayafternoon which with heavy rains dur-

ing

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the past three nights has madeHonolulu pretty moist

The S S Australia had a freight ofHawaiian produce for San Franciscovalued at 4546538 She was playedoff at noon by the Royat HawaiianBand only a small crowd on accountof the rain bcipg on the wharf

Mr James W Robertson will suc-

ceed¬

MrvZ K Meyers as Clerk of theWater Works beginning his duties withthe new year Mr T Thompson second clerk in the same office has sentin his resignation

Invitations from the Chamberlainsoffice arc out for a birthday party inhonor of the Queens birthday to beheld at Iolani Palace on New YearsDay Her Majesty will be fifty twoyears of age ofi Friday December 31st188C

-The Christmas entertainment of the

Bethel Union Sabbath school will beheld at the Lyceum this evening atseven odlock if the weather isfavorable Children and friends ofthe Sabbath school are cordially in-

vited¬

A musical entertainment under theleadership of H R II Princess Liliuokalani will be given at KaumakapiliChurch on Saturday evening December 35th at half past seven in the eve-

ning¬

The proceeds will be for thebenefit of the second division of Liliuokalani Educational Association

Mr C 0 Uerger is circulating piettyperiodicals containing general readingissued by the New York Life InsuranceSociety for gratuitous distribution Thispolicy brings in applications for poli-

cies¬

wonderfully One leaflet of whichhe has only one copy and which hewould not part with tells of a man whopaid 319 80 a year for nineteen yearson a policy of 5000 but got back

i8io in cash dividends and had

no762o paid his heirs at death

SUPREME COURT

At Chambers Wednesday Decem22 Ileforc Judge Preston II RMacfarlanc vs Cecil Drown Replevinof horse damages tb WhitingCrcighton for plaintiff defendant forhimself This was an appeal from thePolice Court where judgment hadbeen rendered on September 13th forthe restitution of- - the horse Contitnied

Ueforc Chief Justice Judd In theestate of Wm M Wenncr deceasedthe executor Hugh Mclntyrc filed hissupplementary account and asked thathe be allowed costs of the contest and

50 for his lawyers fees After briefarguments of counsel the Court de ¬

clined to grant the request The executor reported the sum of 53333returned by August Wenncr paid by

be which Court

de

cessive rhc balance due the heirsafter modifying the accounts is

207352 which amount was orderedto be paid into Court the supple-mentary

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account being approved andthe executor discharged Mr R FUickcrton for the executor Mr W AKinney for the heirs

Ucforc Judge McCully In theestate of Moehukahi w of Koolaupoko Oahu deceased Applicationby the husband for letters of adminis-tration

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Deceased in her life time wastrustee fera minor named Kalua w andhaddeposited savings in Bishop Cosbank to the ctedit of said minor to theorder of the deceased The amount sodeposited was stated to be over 700no other property being reported TheCourt appointed Kaiwi Molokca kAadministrator of the estate under bondof 8ooj also guardian of the personand property of the minor Mr WL Holokahiki for petitioner

Wong Kim vs J II Soper TroverThe grounds of the action arc that de-

fendant¬

did unlawfully convert to hisown use 363 tins of opium of the valueof 127050 The case was heardand decision reserved

A B Kerr vs E E Mayhew LAseu garnishee L A Thurston forplnintiff Paul Neumann for defendantThis was a claim of 475 for work andlabor done and material used in paint-ing

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and papering the residence of HonPaul Neumann Judgment was order-ed

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to be entered against defendant for298 and costs

XV R Castle vs Chas Michaels CU Merger garnishee tlaintilt appeared in his own behalf Paul Neumann and Whiting Crcighton fordefendant Continued by agreementand order of the Court until the threeinsurance cases in which defendant inthis case is plaintiff to be heard in theJanuary term shall have been decided

Gold and Silver

Messrs Wenncr Co are making adisplay of gold and sitver watchesplate and jewelry such as never hasbeen equalled in Honolulu Theyhave magnificent coffee tea and watersets and Jardiniere ware gold watchchains necklaces bracelets lockqtspins and diamond sets also elegantgold mounted canes all this in thewindow Inside there are show casesfilled with magnificent gold and silverwatches some of the former with ex-

quisitely¬

chased and embossed casesgold rings and jewelry as in the win-

dow There is a large cabinet packedwith rich silver ware while more plateis stacked out of sight for want ofshow space Lemuel did not wantriches or poverty but if he visitedMessrs Wentier Cos he would havea hard tussle against temptation tocovet wealth

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Police Court

Monday afternoon Chung YungLeong got judgment of 90 with

18 Co interest and costs against HewChain W S Luce 23 and 1005costs against E L Parker and Davis

Wilder 3058 and 905 costsagainst E I Parker

Tuesday judgment was given discharging the eight Waianae nativesJricd for assault and battery on threeChinamen

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BUSINESS ITEMS

rvcrbody says the imported Candies at theElite are yum- - tin Go and try some

Miss Tuck at Miss Harrys Punchbowlstreet has received by last steamer a large

assortment of Stamping Patterns for fancywork W

No hand book excels the Hawaiian Almanacand Annual for relhble statistical and generalinformation relating to these Islands Price50 cents

Now is the time to get your ChristinasCards We have just received a large findvell selected stock all new and of the latestImIiiih Cn and cct one linij wos miStore Hotel street tf

II you want a cood smoke for your moneyif

atronizu home Industry ami call at j iwHitiRleys Cn ital Soda Works 69 Hotelstreet Island orders solicited and promptlyiiiiiil There is no license required to sell

these cigarsHincleyHotel strict

Do not foruet the name J YV

nor the place Crystal boda Works

A G0011 Rem buy One feels better actsbetter and is contented after taking a plate of

Good and Ttire Ice Cream as they serve at theElite Ice Cream Iarlors 85 Hotel street Delicious Fruit Ices anil Shcrbits in evcrchanglnK

varkty The Fancy Cakes and Candies of

superior make ami quality nre all the got All

orders promptly attended to Ring up 3J8Mutual Telephone Hell iSj

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To Smokers

To the Editor of the IltraldAt the last session of the Legislature

a bill wts introduced in the interests ofimporters of so called Havana cigars

which are principally manufacturedin Germany and Connecticut and arecommonly known as Stinkadoras

Telephone cigars Teamsters Re-galias

¬

etc protecting these im-

porters¬

by imposing a duty of 10 per1000 and to per cent ad valorem onManila cigars and in the hurry tosecure their subject it was passed to 1second reading and it is said went tothe King and was signed by him inthat form It not having reached thethird reading can it be consideredlegal to collect the duties as prescribedby law They arc being collected andthe result is it is very difficult to find areally good Manila cigar in town asunder the circumstances it will notpay to import them and the dealers inthc Stinkadoras arc havjng thingstheir own way for a time Let me ad-

vise¬

the smokers of the so called Havanas to cut a piece off the small endof the cigar and then light the cigar atthe small end instead of the large oneor usual end and I think they will besoon cured of their love for cattlechips rolled up in cabbage leavesOne of the largest manufacturers ofcigars in the United States says hecan undersell the world as he usesgood tobacco in the large part of thecigar but the poorest in the mouthend As a cigars particularly these

Havana Regalias arc seldom smok-ed

¬

up a little of them going a longway the poor quality of the tobacco ishardly noticed and as they are muchcheaper than good Manilas they aregradually working the best out of themarket I his is not righr either inlaw or equity and I hope a test casewill be made of the legality of the lawand the next Lccislature will imposesuch a duty on these Havana luxuries

that will prevent their coming intocompetition with the genuine article

Stopped

Nearly a month ago the barkentineGeo C Perkins brought to Honolulufor Mr J H Congdon of San Fran-cisco

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a deck load of hogs Duringthe passage down some forty odd of thehogs were smothered to death by anaccident on the vessel The hogs wereconsigned to McChesney Son whoby request of Mr Congdon declinedpaying the freight bill 600 until thedeath of the forty hogs was made goodMcChesney Son asked 450 winchthe agents of the Perkins refused topay A suit was brought by the agentsof the Perkins against J II Congdonfor Coo Mr Congdon having re-

ceived¬

news of his wifes illness pre-

pared¬

to depart by the S S Australiathis noon He left his affairs inthe hands of McChesney and wouldhave given bonds if they had beenasked for As the steamer was aboutto leave the whaif Officer Fehlbehr ar-

rested¬

Congdon and brought himashore Although all of Congdonspersonal effects were aboard thesteamer no attempts were made to getthem off A crowd of people gatheredabout the prisoner who quietly sub ¬

mitted to the arrest Bulletin

SIDE EIGHTS

The Pink of Key West at Mc-

Carthys¬

Mr Levey sells ale and stout at hissalesroom at noon today

Toys will be given away today at NS Sachs store Every customer is en ¬

titled to pne

Mr McClcery is prepared to givesingle lessons or a course in billiards atthe Haw man Hotel

No better place for the raw recruit toprepare for the rifle range than at theFort street shooting gallery

The rain was somewhat of a damperon Mr Leveys sale last evening still

many articles were sold at fair prices

Sing Hin who lives near St LouisCollege has been annoyed recently bynocturnal prowlers - He is afraid theymay put up a job on him by leaving ashell of opium on the premises andthen sending a policeman after it andhim So he issues a warning thioughthe II KRAin- - which means that he is

prepared to give a warm reception totrespassers Hins house is going tobe his castle hencefoith

A large detachment of the armyperhaps eight or ten rank and file will

it is reported accompany the HawaiianAmbassador to Samoa Fcrhaps we

caif borrow a gunboat till they returnor all that is left of them if Malietoabe in a merry mood

A Burlington girltalker says that it isgaged in conveisation

sovereign Russiasarcastic mjghtbe ronsideiing

mouth aOar chasm

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not at all

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ThiWashinclon D CHenry Hillings

who greatbetterthan

The

that very

Host Tonic

wrltesi I have used your Dullys Pure MnltWhisky for medicinal puinoscs As n Ionic 1

consider it superior to the hundreds of conuocions which nre row flooding the land as ktimulant lltpiors

rTry Martinclli Cider It h absolutely pure

Maclarlanu Co agents

A Honoliiluan Hurt at Yale

The Washington Stat of November12th has the following news -

At Hamilton Park New Haven1Conn Wednesday afternoon ArthurChambers Alexander of HonoluluSandwich Islands a member of thejunior class in the Sheffield scientificschool at Yale college broke his collarbone while engaged in a scrub gameof foot ball The students of the selectcourse were playing the engineers forthe class championship The contesthad just begun when Alexander --who

in the rush line secured theall and after making a brilliant run

passing all the rushers on the opposingside was tackled by the half back andboth fell heavily to the ground Onrising Alexanders arm hung helpless athis side He was taken to the hos ¬

pital where the bone was set Thehalf back was not seriously injured

A church organist in a Pennsylvaniatown all bent with age at the weddingof an antique belle whom he knewyears before astonished everybody byplaying a fantasia on the air WhenYou and I Were Young This isabout as good as a Detroit organistwho trilled I Am a Pirate King asthe deacon was taking up the collec-tion

¬

It is said that the lady who wroteIn the Gloaming made 3000 out of

it There arc a good many youngladies who sing it and who do notseem to make much out of it

As a true tonic cdectlve invieorator andgenuine appetizer Duffys Malt Whisky isunexcelled

Try Martinclli Cider It is absolutely pureMacfarlane Co agents

Shipping Intelligence

ARRIVALS- -

Wednesday Pec 31

Ik John Smith from Ncwcistle NSWSchr Joscphilie from Ewa

DEPARTURESWttPNItSDAY DeC3

S S Australia for San tranciscoStmr Iwalani for KamiSchr Mana for Honomea and LaupahochoeSchr Wallele for Koolau

PASSENGERSIor San lrancio per S S Australia Wednesday

Dec 33 C AChapin J M Oat and wife Miss MaiJrIAgnes vcuueil anu uiCKSon nuams I Hume

Shaw Mr Yates G W Foster 11 Oorlmund and wifeA laaulm wife and 3 children Mrs Oellex and childU Ko Mis JIcMullen Kred Plnth Wahla J 1 horn isand wife W Stott W 1 averes wife and 3 children 1

Zehandcr J and L Yankee J T lloyt A Schmidt K- riyne J rlalin D Carroll anu 6 Chinese

Ior Kauai tier stmr Iwalani Wednesday Dec sC M White C Gay Japanese Consul General Andoand wife Jnpantie Inspector G O Nakayama K Nakajama J Mobcrt Mrs Gibson U Cottolen Mr Swiftand about io deck

Vcssols iu Povt from Foreign PortsGer bk Pacific Olfinan from firemen GermanyAm bktie OiO C Perkins Ackerman from San

Franciscoilaw schr Jennie Walker Andetson from Fannincs

rlslandliktne Mary Winkeunan Backus Horn ban Iran

cuciAm ok Forest Queeo from San Tntnciscoliktne WrcJter Siliananc Irom Newcastle N S WUk Cclon - from btn FranciscoIlk Nellie May Austin from N C N S WHaw K S Australia Iloudlett from San IrarciicoAm bk Saran ic from NewYorkllgtne W II Dimond from San FranciscoArn ship Mercury from Newcastle N b Wliktne Itireka from San FranciscoUk Mar of Desonfrom Fuining Islandllitno Claus bpreckcU Irom in Franciscoliktne 1 Ili from ban lVaialuoliktne John Smith from Newcastle NSW

Vossols Expcotod from Poroicn PortsAm brgtne balina make from ban trancisco uueA tl llnlln f - HI Iiaah ill Vnn

Itokton August th due December 10 30 lo C Urcwer

siollr bk Martha Fisher fo have sailed from llveriiool

Augiit 3llril bk Glengilx r Itolleston from Live pool duq

Januvy is 3o 1837 T II Dtwcs Co agentsAm bktno b N Casle Hubbard from Port Town

send W T duo December 1590 Castle Cookeagents

Haw bk Iody Lnmpson Marstoir from Newcastledue February 10 20 lo ltrewer Co agents

Gcr bk ltdra from Hongkong due December iiGtr bk Hirmles from I ivcrpool due Kb- -

rtiary 30 30 1887 To Schaefet K Co agentsb S Alameda Morse from the Colonies for San

Francisco due December 17S S Zealandia from San Francisco for the Colonies

December asAm schr V S Nowne Paul from San Francisco

due December ao 30 -btmr Iplorcr from Apia due December

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NOTESI he steamer Inalanl had a good cargo of fielghr to

the other islands jcsierdayIhe rain interfered with the loading and discharging

of vessels j esterdnyThe bark Cclon is bein unloaded at night with lie

engine used in the day time to discharge the bark Saranac

1 ho barkentine lureka is still discharging her cargntt he PMSSCos wharf

Ihebrlganline Clans Spreckels has been moved tothe OSS Cob wharf where she will fjnlshdischaiging

1 he schooner JcnnteTWalker will sail for FnnnlngsIsland 1 hursday or Friday She has a cargo of lumber

and general merchandise

ilclu berttficments

AXTLftgam

WARNING

rKUSONS ARK WARNEDtrespassing on the premises of the

subscriber on Dcretania street next St LouisCollege Offenders will be prosecuted andany person foundon the place t night will bename to get nun

Honolulu Uec 2SINUJIIIN

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

nrilE UNDERSIGNED HAVINGJL been duly appointed Administratrix of

tht estate of kcone kanu late of Honoluludeceased all persons haunt claims against thesaid cslale are notified tint they must prtSentthe same duly verified nnd with propervouchers to the undersigned within six monthsfrom date of this notice or they will be for ¬

ever barred nnd t11 persons indebted to saidestnte are requested lo make immediate payment to me LAVINIA KAPU

Administratrix ofthe estute of Kconc KapuHonolulu Dec 22 lSJG

Subscribe for the Herald

tn Pbci tificmcnte

JUST RECEIYD

A small invoice of

CIGARSImported direct from Havana

C O BERGERA CARD

Messrs II MAY CO would respect

fully notify their patron and the public in

general that their store will not be opened on

Christmas day

MINCE

Those Delicious andNew

PIES

RichYears

Christmas and

MINCE PIESKinovinc a twenty years reputation will beready for sale from THURSDAY December23rd at

F HORNSALSO

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS CAKE

Of all descriptions decorated in HORNSwell known artistic style ftoralooto 500or at 50 cents per pound at the

Pioneer Steam Candy Factory Bakery

Hotel St bet Nuuami and Fort Stliotli Telephones No 74

J H SOPERInvites attention to the following list

HOLIDAY GOODSJust received per Oceanic steamship Australia

CHILDREN BOOKS

Chatterbox 1SS6 beautifully boundFrank Leslie Chatterbook doOur Hero General US Grant Where When

and How He ToughtNjir sery A 1 C 1icture Story Magic

Dream and Fortune Telling liooks etc

CARDS AND PICTURESCHRISTMAS CARDS beautiful designs

including Raphael Tuck Sons ArtisticSeries

Large Scrap Pictures comprising the LordMayors Procession The Queen Rctutning from a Review and other grand sub-ject-

Small Shell PlaquesChildrens Toy blocksGames etc etc

STANDARD BOOKS

Family Bibles with RegistersHills ManualSecrets of Success in BusinessGoden Key to SuccessSucccssfdl Housekeepingucn iiuBoots and SaddlesAnd a large wricty of popular works

GOLD PUNS AND HOLDERS

In

of

large supply and variety Diaries Iocketliooks Blank Books etc etc

J H SQJrERBookseller Stationer and News Agent

Gazette Block Merchant Street

H ANDY STATIONERY

mAt cap ruRiTcrioN pads

HOUDKRS IXXIERPADS

Letter Cap and Note Uloctts of first quality pitwrLegal Cap Letter and Note lllocks of ruled

Manilla paper plain Memo and Noteblocks M ft II form blocks

for Hills StatementsWasli lists etc

Or Paper HUT UP In ANY FORM Desire

iiu Titos a THJiirjiwICO FOBT STkBKT

w P AULEN

Has an office with Messrs HUIiop Co corner ofMcrclnnt and Kaaliumanu streets and he will txpleased to atiem1 to any business ntrustedto liini

6M f il

WISIOG FOIIT SXItEET

replete with iti usual variety attractive andseasonable Nosellies for Joung anil old

Consisting part

MlseollancousJAH Present ntlon HoolH

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second Invoice of Mm Sinclair IndigenousHowrra of the Hawaiian Islands Moral

atalhindy volume Poets Juvenile nookOffice and Pocket Diaries for 1887

New Sljle Iapcterics and Tablets

Portfolios PIuOi Good Lndics find Gents TrarelinfCases Necessaries Work llaskets fitted Gold

Pencils Pens and Holder Charms Stylograph Pens Christmas and New Years

Cardswith more to follow

NEW TOYS AND GAMES

Hot the Voting folti

Dolls and Doll Sundries

Head Iiodiet AllfnJ Shoe llau Jjwelry

Wire Heds Mattrastes Dolls Carriage Chalilablei Wagoni Harrow bilUrvelocipedes tricycles Kocking

Hones bhoO lf

RUBBER GOODSDolls Rattles Animals Calls Ktc

Croquet Sets Asstd Grades

Together with a variety of other articles whichbe seen to be appreciated -

Orders respectfully solicited filled with care

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MINCE PIESMade front the Celebrated recipe of Messrs

Metier Halbe

Crystal Soda Works

MANUfACTURKlUOF

SODA WATEBQ riSrGKEIR JJXJJZ

FLORIDA LEMONADE -

Aerated Waters of All Kinds

JFruit Syrups and Essences

Our Goods ale ucknowlegcd the 11CSI NO CORKS

WE USE PATENT STOPPERS

In all our Bottles

3T We Invite particular attention to our latentFilter recently introduced by which all wnti rc inedn our manufactures is absolutely lieed fnnn all finpurities

iST We deliver our Good free of charge lo all partsof the city

Careful attention pali to Islands Oiders Adliess

THE CRYSTAL SODA WORKS

P O nox 307 IIONOLlIU H I

Telephone No 208

New PJiotpgrapli GilliryAbove Pantheon Stable

Iokt STimnr IIovolli U 1 1

Portraits and vltwc lirt 1 lass work Sattsfactiguaranteed

I A GONKALV

Mnounamrj imuaaiaiNmi

WOLFE COWo Q6 HOTEL STREET

Have Beceived by Late ArrivalsAmerican and Knlish Jms and Jillies Table and Pie Fruit Star Hams Oxford SausifesCurried lowl Kippered Jlenlngs Tresmed Woaters Fried Kel Findon Haddock PlumPudding Fiench and American Peas Crackers Cakes Mackenzie Fine Biscultr Etc

Also a large assortment of Candles and Nuts Orders will receie careful attention aidprompt deli cry guaranteed

POBox no Bell Telephone No 3s Mutual No 149

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SKLTCH OF THfc WIFE AND DAUGH ¬

TERS OF A MOUNTAINEER

llrlushiRTIiclr Oooils toTtlurliot Arllthyllnblt Trailing nt llio CScnoral StoreA So Cnilcti Home Tlio Kitchen Outlt No Hope

Tlio streets of Asliovillo tiro wonderfullyquaint urn ilcturcMua Thoy nro so partlyby vlrttto of tliclr unllkcncro to anything clsowith which tho northern visitor accustomedto Industry thrift and tho Ufa and stir ofbusiness Is fanilllir Poverty and content-ment

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go hand In hand Yonder n barefootdirkcy with crownlccs hat and dilapidatedtrousers chalTcrlng with n countryman overn wotemiolon composes well but thoAnglo Saxon eecms nn niton clement Ilcturcucnes3 it not hti forte Ho is lean andscrawny whllo CufTcy 13 fat and nhlnlngCuffoys tones and laugh nro mellow andunctuous tho soul of good nature andlovo of enso How through them Tho conntryinmi speaks with a sad and gentlo drawlHo may not know It but ho was mado forbetter things than to pick tho banjo and Ho

with his feet to tho lireIllswlfo and daughters Micro nro thrco

of tho latter nro nil tall thin nngular withno hint of womanly graco in Micir forms andlilt lo In their faces Thoy nro so lean thattheir dresses fit as tho old Raying has it liken snek on a liean pole Each has a bit ofwood threo or four Inches long sticking outof hor mouth Thero Is or baa boon snuff onMio unseen ond of it Bometlmes you mayceo a brown rivulet of tho snuff julco tncandciing down their chin Somo of thesepoor women however nro evidently Indus-trious

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and as clean ns n lllthy habit whichIs almost universal will allow them to boIf it is n bright day and by far Mio greaternumber of tho days aro bright in this genialclimate thero nro from fifty to a hundred ofthem In n town Bomo hnvo walked inthree five eight miles with a fow quarts ofberries n fow opplon potatoes chickens thoaggregate of their goods probably worth lessMian 1 v

a calico nncssOthers hnvo como in tho country teams

long low cnuvns covcrcd Pennsylvania wngonn sitting In splint chairs drown by mulesor possibly by steers Thoy wear calicodresses and calico capo bonnets Thoy novcrhad anything better than a calico dress notono in a hundred of them in all their livesNot ouo in a hundred of them can road orwrite Not ono in n hundred over attendedschool thav months They stand about nt thostreet cornora gazing nt tho pnsscrsby withwide storing incurious oyes Thoy trndont tho general storo their rag carpeting theirtallow butter their homespun yarns for to-

bacco¬

Jo coffee calico of gay colors Thoysit nlKat on upturned Imxcs In tho storestheir trading finished Mil it pleases pater-familias

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to start for homo Not Infrequentlyyou may seo ono on cither sldo of tho husbandor brother who has got nt tho lmr room closoby moro than ho can carry supporting hisstnggoring stepi and hoisting him into thowagon w hero ho lies in thp strnwupon thdfloor whllo tho women drivo homo

Uomol Tho houso is of logs with probablytwo doors possibly u Ioard window Shouldit bo built of boards with glazed windows itis spoken of as a nlco houso with glnsslights It Is apt to lw about blxtecn or eigh ¬

teen feet square nml may havo a lean towhich may bo used cither for n bedroom orcooking loom Uusually howovcr tho Blmplo family cooking is done In tho great stonefireplace at tho end of tho family roomThero aro often threo beds In a row on onoisldooftlio room Perhaps ilicro is a loftnbovo which Is reached by a ladder or ns Inono caso wo know by one of tho boys climb-ing

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on n table clutching a rafter and swing-ing

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himself up In this ono room all ages andI ttthcexes bleep from childhood to old ngoTho furnlturo Is at Mio simplest Alongtnblo at ono sldo with low benches licsldn Itfor uso at meals is often seen There Israrely a plain bureau but this is in thohomes of tho well-to-d- o Thero may bo nspinning wheel In tho corner Thero is nochina closet for the wholo tahlo servlcowould not furnish forth a modern camper outfor a weeks outing

THE KITCHEN OUTFITTho cooking utensils aro an Iron teakcttlo

a frying pan and a bakcoven tho latter adeep Iron vessel with a hollow cover whichholds coals for browning tho top of tho breadand a coilVo pot Thero may bo a pot to bolltho dinner if so it may also rorvo to bolltho family washing Bacon fried in thofrying pan corn bread baked in tho bakooven beans string beans mid roasthigears boiled In tho pot with plenty of baconfor seasoning thoso aro tho staplo articlesof tho family faro nccompanlod threo timesdally by black Itlo coffee usually taken with ¬

out milk or cream and almost always withoutsugar Thin menu Is varied occasionally byfried clilcken moro rarely by gatno whichmight cosily bo had with llttlq trouble WhatIs Known as raised bread or yeast breadnmong us is spoken of soiith as light breadIn contrn dlstincUon probably to tlio ordi ¬

nary buttermilk biscuit which Is cither sourand heavy or wxldun and yollow with sodnTho art of making light broad is not afamiliar ono to tho woman wo havo lioenspeaking of Sho knows nothing of thoniceties of cooking nothing of dainty housekeeping

Bho was raised to field work Sho milkstho cows feeds tho hogs plows hoes combulld3 fence hauls logs pulls fodder dlpotatoes In short docs any and all tho worka man may do lis amount only limited byher btrengtli If her hard rough Ilfo has loftsnntll room for tho graces of Ilfo what Wolidcrf Into her darkness antf Ignorance nohousehold Journal comes with ita sympathyand stimulus Should her husband bell apleco of land tho innkes her mark in thoproper place Her llttlo girls aro growing upJustus their mother did Thero is n poorapology for n school taught during twothreo or four months hi tho year somuwherotwo thteo or four miles away That oventhis rightly used would lift them out of thoslough where tho iloforenco of mankind hasplmsrd them how should thoy laiowf Howcan you reach thorn and lift theni to a higherlovcfr AshovJlIo N U Cor Womans Jouriiil

Fishing for u DogA citizen of Clayton Oalo3ta vnluablo

dog nnl suspected Mint he had fallen Into n dosorted mining Bhntt Kt could neltherseonorboar anything ofbm nt ho bottom of thoBlity foqt hole but wh Mi ho let down n plecoof meat on n string runctuing bit ns grwdHy ns a Saranao trout Then a miner wentdown and tniro enough tho dog was theromid nffcr being drawn up was found to lieunhurt --New York Kan

Not Had to TjikoA physician enys When n teospoonful

of vnrm honoy Is taken ovory fifteen twentyor thirty minutes it has a surprising offecton en to nil Every family should bayoaglassof pure honoy in thrt house In ordor nt oncoof ter catching cold to Ijo ablo to uso someExchange

Dried orango and lemon pool burned oncoals Inn sick room nro good deodorizersTrlbuno ami Farmer

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General bevtiocmente

ORDER OF EVENING SALES

FOR

XMAS HOLIDAYSBy Lewis J Levey

WEDNESDAY Dec sad nt 7 p in at M

Rosenthals of New Goods to ariivc onDec 15th by Steamship Australia

FRIDAY Dec 24th at 7 p in nt salesroom

The comrott of ladies attending hiy saleswill be specially attended to

LEWIS J LEVEY Auctioneer

PANOEAMAOF THE

VOLCANO- OF

KILAUBABy J Tavcrnier

Is now on Exhibition at

CAMPBELLS BLOCKQueen Street Honolulu

H O U R S

From 1 m to 4 r M and 7 r m to9 r m

ADMISSION

Adults FiflyCcnlff Children Twenty five Cts

ABO OKOF

REFERENCETO THE

LegisMit ProcRRdm 18Frank Godfreys Report of

THE LAWS PASSED

COMMITTEE REPORTS

MINISTERIAL

STATEMENTS

AND THE

FUN AND PROLIOKSOF THE

LEGISLTURE of 1880

Price - - 4 per CopyON SALE AT

J --H SOPER

C J McCarthyhas iuciivii fkom

San Francisco per Mariposa and other latearrivals a very choice collection of cigars andsmokers articles consisting in part of

Havana Cheroots Operas Duettas Lit-tle

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Dudes Triplets Cherubs andthe Fine Flor do Cuba

Also some Full Dress Pet Sweet Caporaland other popular brands of Cigarettes

Dont forct to come and try some of theseline goods wiilti in be had at

107 FORT STREET

NewGooclsNew Goods per Mariposa

AUGUSTUS L SMITHHas received an excellent assortment of

CHRtSTMAS GOODS among which are

Christmas cards plain and fringed ranging in

price from 5 cents upwards Dolls In great

variety large pml mall Doll Carriages

Transparent slales Writing desks Dominoes

Checkers Perfume cases Christmas candles

Candle holders Tree onnments Trumpets

Tops Paint boxes Purses Papelries Fie

Etc Ktc Etc

NOTICEHARK G H POWERS WJMTUB lie rMxnsitile for any debts conj

Iractetl by any of lie crewJ l ilUJM

Captain

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Seiteritl 2tibcrti0tmcitl

H HACKFELD CO-- Oflcr lor Sale- -

Various Sires

STEfiL RAIvLSV FENCE WIRES

ROOFING SLATES CEMENT

CROCKERY ROCK SALT

mxiwitWii

Vienna FurnitureAnd a Large Variety of other Goods too Numerous to Mention

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LDsucenssons to

Dillingham Co and Saml NottHOLIDAY GOODS

Meriden Silver Plated Ware New designs in ChandeliersLamps and Lanterns

POCKET CUTLERY SHELF HARDWAREAgricultural Implements a new Fire Pronf Paint for Shingle and

Metal Roofs Carriage Paint for country use no varnish required StovesTinware Lubricating Oil Kerosene Oil and General Merchandise

Charles Hustace100 nnd 111 ICIor St botweeu Fort nml Alalrcn

Has received per late arrivals a full assortment of

Consisting in i art of

Family Flour Gcrmcn Oat Meal Corn Meal Cracked Wheat IJrcalcfast leni Ditpce Hamnnd Macon Codfish Lard Smoked Iicef New Cheese Kegs Cat ltuller Dates RabinsMustard Sauce Sea Foam Wafers Saloon nnd Medium Itreml Apples Humlotdt PotatoesWheat Corn liran Also a lull line of Cal Cracker Cos Crackers and Cakes All ol

hlch arc olTcrcd at lowest rates All orders receive careful attention and prompt deliveryDoth Telephones No 119 P O Box No 371

The Central Cigar StandCampbells Block Merchant Street- -

F MILDER - - - ProprietorBell Telephone 172 Mutual Telephone 375

Gentlemen will find the Central always stocked with tjiechoicest Havana and Domestic Cigars and I obaccos Freshimportations by every steamer

Tho Finest Manilla Cigars la tho Market on Hand

Island orders Carefully attended to Give me a call

George EngelhardtIormttly willi Samuel Nott

Importer and Dealer In- -

STOVES CHANDELIERS LAMPSA1S0

rockery Glassware House Furnishing Hardware Agateiron and iinware

AGENT HALLS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANYBeaver Block Fort Street

Tim Sioro formerly occupied ly S Nott opixJiste Pibkckhis Cos IJanl Honolulu II I

S N CASTLEG V CASriK

ATllliltlONCASTLE

CASTLE COOKE

Shipping Commission MerchantsIMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

GENERAL MERCHANDISE

AOENTSjFORKohala Sugar Company Haiku Sugar Company

Iaia Plantation Htchcock t Coi llantallanGroYCjUancU Plantation R HiltteaJ W lalua Plantation

- II Smith Co Kotoa Kauai

Union Firs and Marina Insurance Company of San Irancltcotna Fire Insurance Company of Hartford

Tlit New England Mil ual Life Insurauc Company of Itotton

t 1M Wettonf Patent Centrifuftal MachinesTlieNewVoik and Honolulu Packet Line

Th Merchants Lino Honolulu nml San Krandsco -Pr ayno ft Sons Celebrated Medicine

Wilcox Gibus Remington and Wheeler VilwnSlne Machl

LAINE CO1

Have vr tee Wed consignment of the most KconomfcAl and Valuable Feed for All knd of tock U

COOKED LINSEED MEALIt It the createst Flesh former Milk and Jtulter producer in use

Oil Cake Meal shows about per cent of nutrltlvn matter tlits nearly 39 per cent 100 Ibit of this mealIs equal to 300 lbs ol oats r Jt8 lbs of corn to 767 lbs of wheat bran Also our UnrivalMMIXil I rrlI well ouusual supply oftbebekt kinds of

Hny Oat Wheat Cava Etc EtcWhich Is offered at the Lowest Afatket Rates nnd deliveicd free to any pan of the city

I B THOMASContractor Builder

Estimates civen on alt kinds of Drick Iron Stone nnd Wooden UuiUlinpfi Refers lo thefollowing prominent building erected liy him amongst others too ntimcroin lo incnlion heKings Palace Lunalilo Home Opera Ijhwc Honolulu Library Wilder Mrs Lack Policeand Aswan lluildings Etc

Brick Work in all Ifa BranchesHi e S corner Queen and Alaket Streets

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DUFFYS

Pure lit WWFOR

Medicinal UseNO FUSEL OIL

Absolutely Pure and Unsdulternted

in usr IN

IloipltnlsCurntlvolimtlltitlont

InllrctirtrloN

Prcsctibel by Phj sfctans Everywhere

THE ONLY -

Pure StimulantFor the Sick liwaliKContn1ccinc Patients

Aged People

WKAK AND DKIIIL1TATED WOMCN

Awardetl First rHimtioiD MpdaiWorlds Fxposltlon New Oilcans IAiW5i

For Exoollonoolnail Purity

Macfarlanc CoSolo ARciita -

Wenner CoMnnufactuiinc ami Importing

JBWEIjEKSJVo 911 Fort Street

Alwajs keepon hand most clesnt Awirfmvnt of

FINE JEWELRYSOLID AND ILATKD SILVKIt WAKR

Ker liroucht to this marke

Clock WntoliOH IJrncolctd WeekIela Tins Lockets Joltl CIiuIiih --

mill Guards SIcovo lint tonsStuds Ktc Ktc

And ornaments of all kinds

Elegant Solid Silver Tea Sots

And all kinds of idlrer ware suitable for presentation

KUKUI AND SHELL JEWELRYMade to order

Repairing or watches and Jewelry carefully attended to and eaecuted in the most workmanlikemanner

ENGRAVING A SPECIALTYParticular attention u paid lo orderland job work

from th other Island

Hawaiian HotelCarriage Co

Carriages nt all hours day andnight Saddle horses buggies wagonncttcs and village carts with stylish andgentle horses to let

Horses clipped with the PatentLightning Clipping Machine

FOR SALEA few good Horses a Phaetons

Two Top Buggies second hand Harrness and 2 Village Carts

PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMESUlnij up Telephone Numlicr ji or Apply lo

MILES HAYLEY

J GOMESV Watchmaker and Jeweler

Tin tit auil friUli C n AHtAA ul -- jwl IHIII4 lift IWtl t I1IILISIU lllt HtA

opened n ttoio oppcalte llarla Ice Creuui larlorswliere he will atteml to the manufacturing of nil kindof Jewelry The telling of diamonds etc

Clironometcra 11 Ijpoolnlty

FOREIGN STAMP

Q W BURGESSHas for sale a variety of rare foreign potago stamps

for collections Call nud see them at

No 81 King Stroot Honolulu

10 REWARD

A REWARD OF T1CN DOLLARSwill be nven for certain paper of no

value to any person lmt the owner taken fromMr C UWilsons shoeing shot Esnlanadeon Friday llio 3d inst to anyone ilclivorinithem nt the Ukkami ofricc nml no nuostlonxUKI3l

JUST RECEIVEDA splendid assortment nf linnnrs

comprising the various brands of WipesSpirits and Ales which wc guarantee tobe of the finest quality suitable forXmas presents Try a bottle it willmake your friends heart rejoice

THE ROYAL SALOONCor of Nuuanu and Merchant Sts

15 II I WOLTIJKManager

jLJONOLULU IRON WORKS Co

Hteam Huahiet Hotter fiitar JIIIIIhr Jirittftiiul htmil VaMInu

IIOHOIUtUt

Machlfierv nt everw 1MlfA -llcuU aientlon paid to fchft I licks nlthltigoi wotk eaccuteil on the shotteMilotlce

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MJJcClnyte

GROCERS

3No US Quen sail

SUOAB SUGAR

In lanels half I arrets mi loae

UhK Dour Ooldeu tininUiis Hour El Iloradr

Crown H0111

Sacks Whear retSaihs itjilcvj IteM

isitli Corn Best WholeSacks Corn IcM Craclcd

Sack Dian Coarse nnd Fine

Sacks Rrans WhiteS ickt lleans Ked

Sacks leans Da oilSacks Itcaus Horse

Saiks Ileum Iimi

SACKS rOTATOKS I1KST in JUNNIHS

Cases NicnaeiCues Extra Soda Crackers

Cases Medium DreadCases Crackeil Wheat 10 In daci

CaieaCorn Meal while 10 It batsCases Oat Meal 10 lb bags

Cases Cum Starch

Casks Dupee Hams

Casks C k A Hams Caves R 11 Oacon-

Cases Kaiibanks I jnl j lb pailCases Iairbanks Ird 5 lb pill

Cases Kalrbanks Lard ro lb pall

Cases Whitney lluttcr In linkIlalffiikins Ilutter Oilt VAr

Qr iiklns lluttcr G t Edgs

Cases New Cheese

Boxes and IxlU Salt Codfishlitis Ilercrs CtumbU Riter Salmon

Cases Iaundry ilarchlioxct IlroHn laundry Soap

Pure Jhva CoJTee Koasted and Ground 1 lb tins- MKa sirccn suiice

Chesls Jaian lea 1 lb papersChests JapanTea i lb papers

Uoics Kalilns Indon Layers14 Ijoics Kafsins lAndon layers

Doxes Kajslns Miiscale

rirtims Citronrtoxes Currants

Cases ChocolateCases Mixed Pickles

Cases Spices assorted all sire

Sacks English WalnutsSacks Soft Shell Almonds

Cases California Honey 1 lb tinsCases King Moim Co fresh canned

1iuits Jellies ond VegetablesUalcs Wrapping Paper extra qna ity

A Lakuu aisoktmpjit

EosL California Leatlior

Sole Insole Harness Skirting ami UppersFrench and Anirrlcnn Calfskins

Sheep Skins Goat SkinsRiddles nml Saddle Tices

These goods nre new and firsh nud Mill l sold t

LOWEST MARKKT RATES

M W McCiiesney Sons

No 42 Qrnion Stroot

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