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. The Daily Bulletin Is printed andpublished every morning and circulatedthroughout tho town by carriers, andforwarded to tho other Islands by ovoryopportunity.Subscription, 60 cents par Month,

Ciub. R Buoeland, Editor.All business communications to be ad.

dressed. Manager Daily Bulletin, TostOOlcc Box No. 14. Telephone 250.

Ofllcc, . . . - qucon Street,Oppotlto Weit's Carrlngo Factory.

J. Q. Ci,EVion, Manager

JUST ARRIVEDEx"Alnmcdn"

HORSE SHOEING-p- ar oxoollonco.

Whitman & fright,TO THE ERONT AGAIN

more contracted hoofs, fovcr InNO ftet, lameness and sore shoulders,loiiring or over-reachin- corns or quar-ter cracks.

The Putent Spring Horse Shoe doestho business.Rocommondod by tho California Society oi

Provonllon ol Cruelty to Animals.This shoo is the invention of an old

horseman of 40 years experience, and ismanufactured in New York City fromsteel prepared expressly for this pur.pose, and carefully tempered to retainthe elasticity of tho spring as long asin use. As the name implies the gene-ral principal, is to act as an assistant,where elasticity is natural in the foot.

The toes of these shoes being madeheavier than those of the common kind,act as a toe weight, giving a horse

length of stride and naturallyincreasing bis speed. For working, ordriving, horses used on hard or stonyroads aud troubled with xameness orsore shoulders, these shoes arc an in-

fallible cure, while for sound horses thatmay become liable to the same com-plaint they are a certain preventative.They are a protection to corns on horsesfeet as they relieve the part on whichthe corns are produced.Give thorn but ono trial and you will us no

other. Satisfaction guaranteed.We have lately secured the services of

a thorough, experienced, and reliablehorse shoer of San Francisco who hascharge of this branch of our businessand who we can most fully recommendto our patrous.

Wo refer, by permission, to Mr. H. P.Hebbard, Express and Drayman, whohas given these shoes a thorough trial,having used a sample set for tho pastmonth.

Whitman & Wright,Pioneer Horse Shoeing Shop,

75, 77, 79, and 81 King Street, Honolulu.CCQlm

A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

KOHM & RTTPPEEOHTBeg to intimate to their friends and the

public generally, that thoy are now pre-pared to execute orders for

Plain and DecorativePainting & Paperhanging

in the best and newest styles.

1 SS FORT STREET,Opposite Gymnasium.

P. 0 Box, No. 411. 461 ly

City Shoeing Shop.

110 Fout Street,Opposite Dodd's Stable.

IF YOU WANT y.our horse shod, andhave no time to bring him to the

City

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And your horse will be sent for shod,and returned on short notice. Messrs.Mc. Donald and Ryan who superintendthe work are practical mechanics ofyears of experience, and can be rccom.mended as reliable men, as well as Firstclass Workmen at the trade.

We mean business, ill work guarun-tee- d

done with promptness.

S. I. Shaw,

510 ly

L'WAY & BUILDERShop bn King street, In rear of NewOdd Fellow's Hall King street.

Telephope 112. 529 0m

GERTZ, tCHR. No. 80 Fort stroot, Honolul.fCIraporler and Dealer in Gent's, Ladles'and Children's boots, shoes and slippers.

IIOLLISTER & CO.

Druggists & Tobacconists,WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

69 Nuuanu Street, Honolulu, and Cor.,507 Fort and Merchant streets, tf b

Workingmen's Union.regular weekly meeting will beTHEheld over D1AS' NEW STORE,

opposite Bethel, Kine Street.GEO. OAVENAGH,

549 Secretary.

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All Lace Goods,

All Fine Embroideries,

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All stock Fans, -

, All Silk and Lace Parasols,

All Yelvet Toilet Cases, Si;

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purchased previous to date, may be duplicated at wholesale cost.'. ';''

The above gcqdswill be sold for C. O. D. only

B. EHLERS Co., Fort street

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SHU stands at tho head of his profosson.Eostorntion and Contour

work a speciality. Uslnc coloredgold or any other materia known tothe profession as the case requires.From tltis date price reduced 25 to 60

Sur cent, guaranteeing Matlsfactiou andllm-cla- s work 5 per cent lower

han anyother dentist in Honolulu.003

grossman!DENTIST,

Has opened his ofllco In Hotel st., noxtto the Y. M. C. A. building, where he iaprepared to perform all operations indentistry. 3m 601.

WM. b. McAllister,DEN blST,

Corner of Fort and Hotel streets.Eostoration, Gold and Platina Fillings

A Specialty.Hoping to gain the confidence of the

public by good work, and reasonablePrices. 504 Urn

DR. EMERSON,Residence and consultation rooms

at No. 2 Kukul St., corner of Fort.Telephone No. 140. 59 2ra

ALFRED 8. HARTWELL,COUNSELLOU AT LAW,

Oflicc-.ov- er tho Bank of Bishop & Co.682 3m b Honolulu.

T M. DAVIDSON,

504ATTORNEY AT LAW,

No. ia Kaahumanu street.

A ROSA,ATTORNEY AT LAW,

And Notary Public,Ofllcc with the Attorney General, Alliolani Hale, Honolulu. 342 ly

W AUSTIN WHITING,Attorney and Counsellor at Law.

,Agei.i to take acknowledgments ofinstruments.

Kaahumanu st., Honolulu. &

bHNRUSSBrj!li'ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Ofllcc, on Merchant street, (next doorto Dr. Stangcnwuld.) 495 ly

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B. DOLE,Lawyer and Notary Public,

No. 15 Kaahumauu

FRANCIS M HATCHAttorney tit Law,

23 15 Kaahumanu it

RICHARD F. BIOKERTON,and Counsellor at Law.

Money to lend on Mortgages of Free-holds. Office, No. 44 Merchant st. 1

BROWN,Attorner and Counsellor at Law-Notar- y

Public, and Agent for taking Acknowledgments of Instruments for theIsland of Oahu. No. 8 Kaahumanu stHonolulu. 1

T M. MONSARRAT,O ATTORNEY AT LAWand Notary Public. Real Estate in anypart of the Kingdom bought, sold andleased, on commission. Loans negotiated, Legal Documents Drawn. No. 27Merchant st. (Gazette Block), Honolulu,Hawaiian Islands 106

WILLIAM AULD,to take Acknowledgments

to Contracts for Labor for the Districtof Kona, Island of Oahu, at the ofllcc ofthe Honolulu Waterworks, foot of Nuu-an-

Btreet. 181j .1'

JOHN A. HASSINGER,Agent to take Acknowledgment

to Contracts for Labor. Interior Office,Honolulu.

WO. AKANA,and Hawaiian Translator

and Interpreter,No. 48 King street, Honolulu.

Translations of either of the abortlanguages made with accuracy and dispatch, and on reasonable terms. 209

pt O. BERGER,

KAAHUMANU STKKKT.

General Agent for

The N. Y. Life Insurance Company,

The City of London Fire In. Co(iimil.'d

Mncneale & Urban Safes,

The Celebrated Springfield Gas Machluo

Gas Fixtures of Mitchell, Vance & Co238

R. W. GRANNIS,CONTRACTOR AND BUILDEREstimates given for all work connects,

with theBUILDING TRADE.

All Orders left at the Shop, No. 80Hotel Street, Honolulu, or with Wilder& Co., will be promptly attended lo.

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LAWRENCE St FREETH,CONTRACTORS,

Plans and Estimates furulshcd for worksof construction. Civil Engineering &Surveying Offlco, cor. Halekauwila andKilauca eta., next door to Wldemann'abrick warehouse.800 P. O. Box, 101. ly

HMEAD, & BUILDER,No. 13 King st., near the Bridge.

All 11 twin itf Tnn ftltnala Xtnfml imn IntM

Batk Tubs, &c, &c.( made and repairedat en ode rat o charges, 305 ly

Telephone No. 823,

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Her Majesty tho Qncen will not holdany reception on her birthday, Dec. 31,1883. C. II. JUDD,

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THURSDAY, DEC. 27, 1883.

THIS DAY'S DOINGS.MORNINQ,

Regular Cash Sale at Sales Room,of Lyons & Levey at 10 o'clock.

Mr. Adams will sell at 10, at hisSales Room, Assignee's Stock.

Chamber of Commerce, 10.EVENING.

Trade Union, at Dias 7 :30.Magic Lantern Exhibition, oppo-

site Rending Rooms, Fort st.

THE CASINO

Is the name of Mr. Nolte's new es-

tablishment nt lvapiolani Park.The building is pleasantly situated afew miles from town, and was builtby Mr. Lucas. It comprises a largeroom sixty by thirty feet, always atthe disposal of the public, and whichcan bo utilized for private picnics ordances, the floor being a good one.It is well lighted and opens on to awide verandah. In a corner of theroom is a bar, whence unintoxicat-in- g

beverages arc supplied to thethirsty traveler. Bath rooms, dressing rooms, a good kitchen and theprivate apartments of Mr. Nolte areat the rear of the public room ; thegrounds in front are being cultivated,and will soon be covered with grassand flowers. The painting andpaper hanging were executed byMr. Kohm, and the house is fittedwith chandeliers, intended ultimatelyfor gas. On Tuesday' several hun-

dred visitors partook of the proprie-

tor's hospitality, being conveyedthere chiefly by Dodd's busses. Wehope that the venture will be a suc-

cessful one, supplying, as it does, amuch needed want in Honolulu, andwe wish the enterprising proprietor"Good Luck" in his new venture.

Lyons & Levey hold their regularcash sale

Mn. E. P. Adams holds an assignee'ssale of retail stock, at 10 o'clock to-da-

Tuk meeting of the Trustees of theSailor's Home is postponed till to-

morrow morning at 11 o'clock.

The "Spectator," in an niticle on Aus-tralian affairs, says that England mightpermit an Austtalian Dominion tondoptany foreign policy which does not

a European war.

Elocution' has been generally neg-lected in Honolulu. An opportunityfor learning how to improve in the nrtwill he'given on Monday evening nt theY. M. C. A. Hall.

The programme of tho concert, totake place on Saturdu' night, for thepurchase of n piano for Oihu College,is published in this issue. The pro-

gramme has been arranged by MissCastle and is well selected. It com-prise- s

instrumental solos, trios andquartets besides two numbers by theSymphony Club, and vocal solos andquartets. The admission fee is only adollar and tickets can bo obtained at alltho book stores.

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Saturday evening: Dec. 9thA.T rJ?IIID

Y. M. C. A. HALL,Proceeds for tho purchase of a Piano

for the

O&liii. Oolleg-e- .

Overture Caliph of Bngdud...HoslldienHonolulu Symphony Club.

Male Quatet Tho Huntsnian'8 Farewell,...,,.. MendelssohnMessrs. Hall, Davles, Starkoy and

Mcrartney.Trio Piano clariuet and Viola., MozartMiss Castle, Messrs, Kraft and MarquesSong The Friar of Orders Gray . .Shield

Mr. McCartneyPiano Solo Gavotte Capen

Miss CastloHondo Two pianos. ChopinMiss Castlo and Miss Hopper.Ladles Qartet--th&Ag-

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(Orchestral accompaniment)Mendelssohn

Mrs. Hanford, Mrs. Cruzun, Mrs. Brownand Mrs. Judd

Due- t- Plauo and Violin ltoscuhalnMIbs Castlo nnd Mr. Ynrndle;

. Soug Come 1 ith me, Love.F Uaiupanairs, Jirown

Los Regret. Fauconleri . .npliony plub.

DOor open at 7. Entertainmentat 7s30 o'clock. Addndsslon 91.

Tickets to be had at the Book ntntaa.5M St.

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4 1STOCK EXCHANGE.

The Honolulu Stock Escbangohold Us regular session on Wednesday morning.

BUI. Av'tlIluw'n Agr. Co .' 10PHonoknn Sugar Co.. 0Koloa Si.' nr Co......... -- - IGOi'

Sur Mill C 4East .Maui Plant Co 2)Ptuiknn Sitff'irCo 10Pnla l'lntii. C 1O0 12'.llaw'n Boll Til. to CO

Inter Island S. N. Co 1G3

pur cent Gov Bond 100awn. Agr. Co. Bonilt. 7 p.c. 101!. 102

Salos.CO00oriIaw.A8rl.('.BB'md nt 101

11. IUcuienschneldcrSecretary.

The B tiidimuiii B uudi'iennn openedlast night to a eiowded houc nlul tneperfoimnnco was veil icwlvcd. An ox.

tended notice will appear

Auction Sales by Lvons & Lovoy.

Regular Cash SaleThursday, Dec 27th,

At 10 a.m. at S der room will he offered

DRY GOODS,CLOTHING,

Furniture Fancy Goods, &c, &c.Sacks Sii'rar.

Potatoes and Onions,ALSO

100 Bale Il-iy- , ex Buk " Elslnorc "A consignment of

BROOMS Just received ex S. S." Alameda "

Lyons & Levey, Auctioneers

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

At Auction,AT

Residence of Mr. S. Magnin,No. O Font's Iianc, Xuuanu Av

on account of depai turc

On Friday, Dec. 28th,"At lOn. in., tlic

Entire Household Furniture,in part as follows:

2 Handsome Parlor Sets,1 Giand Piano,Marhle-To- p Center Table,Oil P.iintinjn and "Water Colors,Extension Dining Table and Chair.--- ,Elegant Side Board,Hail Cloth Lounge.Mahogany "Wardrobe,BedinoinS 'ts i nd Mattrcsfos,Crockeiy andCook Stove anil Kitchen Utensils, etc'

LYONS & LEVEY. Auctioneers.

Notice.THE Annual Meeting of the Recipro-

city Sugar Co, will be held onMonday the 7th dnv of January 18 4, atthe oftlc" of G. "W. Micfailane & Co , atten o'clock a.m. Stockholders are re-

quested to attend.C. L. HOPKINS,

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ELOCUTION !

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MONDAY EVENING

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W. H. PAGE,

houolulu mm MANUFACTORY,

NOS. 128 nnd 180, FORT STREET,

(opposite Pautheqn Stables)

HONOLULU, H. I.

Carriage Manufacturer,Wheelwright and

General Blacksmith.The Manufactory contain a comnlcto

Carriage Shot), HlackciniUi rho,., PaintShop, and Tiimming Shop.

FAMILY OARRIAOES,

EXPRESSES, BTJGG1E8,

PHAETONS, OMNIBURSKS,

DRAYS AND TRUCKS,

BREAKING OARTS,

PLANTATION WAGONS,

HAND CARTS, &C, &0,

Mndc to Order on most favorable terrasand all work guaranteed.Tho CloHCMt Attention k'vcii to re-

pair work of all UludH.Having been in business on the I lands

for a number of years employing nonebut tho most Skillful of M chanlcs, andusing only At Material, I can btricllyguarantee all work leaving my Manu-factory.

Give me a call before purchasingelsewhere.

Don't forgot tho place.128 and 1E0 FORT STREET,

orr03iTH uodd'h staulks.

W. H. Paee,1 664 6m PROPRIETOR.

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OUR SHOW ROOMSDuring? tlie present xveelc

lfi AtReduced Prices

CHRISTMA:AND

NEW YEAR'S GIFTS I

FOR EVERYBODY!Q-- "W. Macfarlane &z Co.

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AUCTION SALE BY E. P. ADAMS.

AUCTION SALESBY

DEL DP. .DO-MS- .

Thursday, Dec 27th,At 10 a.m., at Salesroom, AssigneeSale of a Retail Stock.

Saturday, Dec. 29tltAt 12 o'clock noon, at SilcsroomValuable Ileal llou-- o anaLit at Kallhi, residence E.G. "WallerE q., nNo Lot of Lmd adjoiningabove, area G 17-IU-0 Acres.

Saturday,' Dee. 29th,At 7 n.m., at S ilcroom Last Even-ing Stle for 18851 Cut Glass andMajolica "Ware, Pine Vases, Deco- -

ratcu Uups ana ameers, tea sets.Choice New PatternsLamp and Fine Rugs, &c.,.&c.

E. P. Adams, Auctioneer.

SatriayEveiii,Dec.29at 7 p.m. at Salcsioom,

LAST EVENING SALE.

HANDSOME IIX2VEIt SETS,Decorated Cups and Saucers,Te i Sets, Vns e- and Flower Pots,Ivo-- y Handle Knives,Fine Perfumed Soaps,

AN ASBOIITMENT OP

OUT GLASS WAREHanging and Stand Lamps new

patterns.

Somo Handsome MAJOLICA. WARE.

AND

A Variety of Goods,Suitable for the holidays

E5T"LadicB are invited and will havereserved scats.587 td E. P. Adams, Auctioneer.

MUSIC HALLSATURDAY, December 29th

SECOND PERFORMANCE

OF THE

BANDMANN, BEATJDET,and CHAS. LOBBETT

Season for positively a fow nightsonlv. by lnvitadon of tho PRINCIPALCITIZENS of Honolulu.

Great Variety BillThe performance will begin at 8 o'clockwith

R0ME0 & JULIETTo be followed by the COMEDY of

DAVID GARRICK.SINGING and DANCING,Tho entertainment to concludo with the

SCREAMING FARCEOK TIIE

RADICAL CUREAdmission, $1.00.

Gallery, 50 cents.No Extra Charge Tor Reserved Seats

Which nan bo obtained from J. W.ROBElvTcON & Co..

DOOItS Ol'KN AT 7:P.O.

Performance begins at 8 o'clock. Car-riug-

muy boordoicd at 10:15 o'clock,

TUESDAY NIGHT,Entire Change o( Programme

J fiT4 at b

GEO. E. SHERMAN.$fe No. 42 Kino Stiiem'.Trees nnd Saddles of all kinds made toorder, and repairing Htrnosc, etc,, doneut ehort notice. A.l oj deis promptly at.tended to. US ly

uuMajuLLmiLUBJiuwmiamjw

PRESENTS

Oceanic Steamship Comp'y.&&k THE MAGNIFICENT

new and Elegant Steamships

MARIPOSA & ALAMEDA,Will leave Honolulu nnd San

Francisco on the

1st and 15th of Each Month.Passenoeiib may have their names

booked in advance by applying at theolllce of the agents.

Passengers by this line arc hereby notilled that they will be allowed 250 lbsof baggage free by the Overland Hall-way, when traveling East.

Excursion rickets for Round Trip, $125,good to return by any of the Company'sbtenmors within ninety diys.

McncuANnisn intended for shipmentby this line will be received free ofehargo in tho Company's New Ware-house and leceiptu ihbucil for same.

Inbuuance on merchandise, whilst intne warehouse, will lie at owner'H risk.

AVm. G. Ihwin & Co.,Agents, O. S. S. Co.

IXTJBRISJLASroSteam Navigation Company's

JLIXE OF ST33A3031SS.

'?IhThe Planter,

nates, - - Commander,Will run regularly for Kona and Knu :

Leaves Honolulu at 4 r.M. onTuesday, Oct. 9 Tuesday, Nov. 2(1

Friday, Oct. 19 Friday, Nov. 30Tuesday, Oct. 10 Tuesday, Dec. 11Friday, Nov. 9 Friday, Dec. 21

Arrives at Honolulu at 5 r.M :

T.ieday, Oct. 10 Tuesday, Nov. 27Friday, Oct. 2(5 Fiiday, Dec. 7Tues-tluy- , Nov. (J Tuesday, Dec. 18Friday, Nov. 10 Friday, Dec. 28

The Iwalani,camkuon, - Commander,

Leaves Honolulu every Tuesdayat C p.m., for Nawiliwili, Koloa, Eleele,and Wnimea, Kauai. Returning, leavesNawiliwili every Saturday evening.

The James Makee,freeman, - - - Commander.

Loaves Honolulu cvory Thursdayat .1 p.m. for Kapua and Kilauea.

leaves Kauai every Tuesday at4 and touching at Wainae, bothways.

The C. R. Bishop,. Commander.jmvis, - -

Loaves Honolulu overy Tuesdaynt4p.m. for Kukuihnele, Honnkaa andPanuhau. Returning arrives at Honoluluevery Sunday morning.

.Steamer Kinau,King, - Master.

Leaves Honolulu each Tuesday nt4 p.m., touching at Lahaina, Maa-lne- a

Bay, Makena, Mahukona, Ka- -

wuuiuc, Xinupuiioenoo ana 1110.Returning, Aill touch at all the

alove porta, arriving at Honolulueach Sunday a.m. 1

THE FAST SAILING

Schooner Ehukaiwill run icgulnrly

TO VVAIA.LUA EVERY MONDAY,Returning on Thursday, weather

permitting.For freight or pasbagc apply to tho

Captain on board, or to181 A, F. Cooke, Agent.

FRUIT TREES.CONBIHTINO. OK

Apricotb, Peaolics,Nectarines, Aoplcw,Pears, Ohoirio",Plums, ' Prunes,Q ilnces, I'ig?,PerslmonR, Almonds,

English Walnuts, etc.75 conts per Tree. Per dozen Assorlod

Troes, $7.60.Orapo Vines per dozrn 200.Khubaib Root each CO cents.

JOHN KIDWELL,Honolulu Nui hbry,

Beretaula stnnt near Puuahou.091 2w

To H,at,

THE ROOM recently occupied by1 lamer"' Libor & 8 ipply Oi).,

over Mestn W. G, I wn .( C -.

680 tt b Trustee.

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HOLIDAY

PRESENTS.

NEW DESIGNS

Silver Plated Ware.

Wu linvo iccetvol

Largo Consignmentswhich instiuclid

Liberal Discount.nviunf iiei''pi'lne'".

'ov-ltli'- fortlic llolitln-ym-

DILLINGHAM CO- -

BROGUE and SPEARWatchmakers, Engravers, Manufacturing Jewelers and Importers,

HAVE ON HAND, JUST ARRIVED

Diamonds and Other Precious Stones,Waltham Watch s Gold and Silver,

For the Trade.The Largest nnd Finest Assortment GOLD and SILVER JEWELRY, Solid

and SILVER PLATED GOODS, imported into this Kingdom.

Cloclcs, Spectacles, and JEye Glasses.S82 h

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A Large Assortment of these jtistly Celebrated SafesJust Arrived.

Over 500 in daily use on the Hawaiian Islands.

Safes Sold for Cash, or on the Installment Plan.For Prices, Circulars, etc., apply to

C. O. BERGER, General Agent,510 If b HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

springfielFgas machines.This Well-know- n Machine is now used at the Royal Palacr, Hawaiian Hotel,

Music Hall, and a numbir of private residences, giving entire satisfaction every-where.

It is the most economical Machine in ufc, easily managed and automatic in itsoperation.

lean furnish from a 20 Light to a 1031 Light Machine, smaller sizes constantlyon hand.

GAS FIXTURES OF MITCHELL, VANCE & CO.For Circulars, Catalogues Prices, etc., apply to

O. O. BERGER, Sole Agent,6 tf b HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

NO LONGER HELD RESPONSIBLE !

HA.UL TO 1L.DET!

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Great I X L StoreCorner Nuuanu and Queen Sts.

Tie People lass al the Great 1. 1 L StoreAnd the Store for the People Is tho Gront I. X. L., whero

Clothing, White and Percale Shirts,Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Neckwear,

UNDERWEAK, HOSIERY,Tnixilirs, Scg.

Are being sold lower than any other housein the kingdom.

Comparison of rrlccs will tell. Call oirly at t''e Great I X L Store, cornerofNuiiauu and Qui en H recti.

584 Cm A. GABTENBEBG, Proprietor.

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OCEANIC S. S. COi

FOR SAN FilANUSCd.

Ahinicda....KeHve Honolulu, .Inn. lt.Mariposa. . . .Leaves Honolulu, Jim. iGth

PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO.

FOtl SAN KHANCISCO:

FOU AUCKliANU AND RVUXItYt

Australia On or about Deo 20Zealandln On or about Jim. 20

TELEPHONIC.Dlnmond Head, Dec. 'J7 0:80 a.m

Light N. E. wind.lJIctnc KUklttU off Dltuond heart

ARRIVALS.Deo. 20

Sclir Kiiwailtuii from KoolauSclir Cntcrinn from IliumloiSflir Luktt for Ooknln

DEPARTURES.Dec 2G

Bk D C Murray for S. RStmr Kinnu for windnrd portsStmr Iwnlnni for ltnuiiiStmr Kilaiicu Hon for KnliuluiStmr C U Bishop for HnmakunStmr Lclnia for Molokni & MauiStmr Mokolii for KoolauSclir Eliukai for WaialuaSclir Wailele for MalikoSchr Wnioli for WaialuaSchr Malolo for LaupahochocSchr Mile Morris for KoolauSchr Rainbow for KoolauSchr Gen Seiglo for KonlauSchr Liholiho for Nawiliwili

VESSELS LEAVING THIS

Schr Waimalu for KoloaDAY.

PASSENGERS.

From San Francisco per W HDiamond, Dec. 25 Mrs A Delisser,R. Gerkc, F Johnson.

For S. F. per D C Murray, Dec.26 Mr Smith.

For Kahului per Kilauea Hou,Dec. 2G W Fennell, Miss Larsen,Mr Williams, Mr George, J F Cole-

man, Miss Hanucstad, Brother Fran-cis, Brother Andrews, J Stelling JE Murtey and 46 deck.

For Molokai & Maui per Lehua,Dec. 20 Dr Saxc, J McColgan,and 27 deck.

For windward ports, per stmrKinnu, Dec 26 Mrs Wells, RevWhallcy, II B Atkins, Bishop Willisand wife, Mrs Leloy and child, G

Pokmntz, G A Whiting, J McLean,G Front, F II Austin, J Nawahi andwife, Miss Ireland, AV E Calnlmn,C Auld, Mr Bingham, F Spencer,Mr. White, Mr. Hastings, H Corn-wel-l.

SHIPPING NOTES.SchrWaiinalu brought 800 bags of

sugar, 108 bags of paddy, 100 bags ofpia and 24 bags of peanuts.

Bktne Ella Capt. Clifford, 15 daysfrom San Francisco, brought 190,000shingles, 180 bbls of lime, 35,000 bricks,28 tons of sand. 520 bales of hay, 500 sksof barley, 800 sks of flour, etc.

Schr Caterina brought 741 bags ofpaddy and ?5 bbls of molasses.

Schr Rainbow was hove down yester-day to be cleaned.

The Henry James Is bending her sails.TheW. H. Diamond Capt. Houdlett,

17 days from San Francisco, brought 58hogs, '.'5 sheep, 3510 r.w. posts, 850 bblsof lime, 100 bbls of salmon, 377 cases ofliquor, 200 sks of Hour, 330 bales of hay,etc. .

The D. C. Murray sailed yesterday.with 4,799 bags of sugar, 2,519 begs ofrice, 933 bags of paddy, 529 bbls ol mo-lass-

and 325 bunches of bananas. To-tal domestic value $12,213.80.

Tuo W. H. Rued went on the MnincR lilway yesterday.

LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

Elocution, on, Monday evening.

The Working Men's Union meets to-

night.. .

Latest foreign news is given in thesupplement.

,. .

Anotiieu rifle match will take placeon Monday between nil the volunteerforces,

A fresh Invoice or Bjthesda Water inbarrels has been received, by the Ala-med- a,

by Benson, Smith & Co.

Her Majesty, Queen Knpiolani will' not hold any reception on Monday, theoccasion of Her Majesty's birthday.

I'liKAiny Turner will leave Bostonon 1st February, consequently all ordersmust bo forwarded by the Alameda..,

' That beautiful picture, Vetoile endouble, now graces the walls of thepalace, having been presented to HisMajesty, on Christmas day, by ColonelC, II. Judd.

The Mariposa will sail at nine o'clockon Wednesday morning. Shippers arenotified that no freight will bo receivedafter Tuesday, anu hannnas not laterthan Tuesday morning.

. .

An oceanf rnco between the W. n.Dlmond and the Ella, resulted in a winfor the latter vessel by two days. Cap-tain Houdlett can't understand it and lawaiting for his revenge.

A handsome silver watch was pre-

sented by u generous watchmaker andjeweler of this city, as a Christinaspresent, to David Nape, the leader ofthe Reformatory School Band.

. .i i

The Union Steamship Company ofNew Zealand Jb organizing an excur-

sion to the South Sea Islands, comingas far north as Samoa and Tonga. The.steamer will start in May or June.

$p i '

There will bo another Froo MagicLnntern Exhibition ht on Foitstreet. Beautiful views, etc.

Tiiiiitt; Is n novel sign in front ofCrowley & Co.'s store on King street.It consists of a suite of furniture andwas painted by Mr. Ivohni.

Tttu concert at Knuniaknplll Churchon Tuesday evening was a great success,the building being crowded. Over 8300were added to the funds of the church.

Anotukk opinion on the annexationscheme of Hawaii, from the Town andCountry Journal, is given on the secondpage of to-dn- supplement.

Pkhsons that are desirous of enjoy-ing the best cup of coffee with theirmeals, and also the finest Manila cigarsin this city, will please call at the AsterHouse anil we Will prove the assertion.

!)! lw. Hart linos.

Tiik new Hawaiian half dollars havebeen christened by the natives Kcmo

Ailulu,. which, being Interpreted, meansJames who eats taro tops. The reasonfor this" singular appellation Is becausethe likeness resembles exactly JamesHumphrey, who was noted for his par-

tiality to taro tops.

The double band concert, on Tues-

day afternoon, attracted an enormousnudlcnce. The music was good, peopleexpressing surprise at the degree ofperfection attained by the ReformatorySchool baud. The new uniforms of theHawaiian band, worn for the first time,were much admired.

Tins effects of Christmas ilny werefelt by an increase in the treasury ofthe Station IIouso yesterday. Seventeeninebriates, four gentlemen who createdallrays, three for assaults, one for dis-

turbing the quiet of the night, and onefor furious and heedless driving, allcontributed their quota to the revenueof the country.

On Sunday Dr. MeGrcw celebratedhis sixtieth birthday, and, on Monday,Judge Widomann celebrated his sixty-secon- d.

Both gentlemen were visitedby a very large circle of friends whowished to see them, halo and hearty,sixty years hence. Ills Majesty sentthe band to play at Dr. MoGrcw's houseon Monday morning, being under theimpression' that that was the day of thedoctor's natal celebration.

A most enjoyable incetingof the YoungPeople's. Temperance Union took placeon Tuesday evening at the residenco ofMiss Breeze, the house being crowded.The entertainment commenced withreadings by Mif-- s Kbit and Master A.Carter. Miss Brecse then explained howSanta Clans had crossed the ocean toMirprise the little ones of Honolulu. He.then made his appeal ance in the personnf J. Not! Jr., though some said it wasNott S inta Clans, and gave a present toeach member of the Union. After thissurprise to the young folks, Miss Brcesewas surprised by receiving a bedroomlounge and suite from her bible class,for which she briefly returned thanks.After three cheers fo'r Miss Brcese andthree for Santa Clans, the company par-took of refreshments before adjourning.

The Christmas eve of 1833 will lou;rbe remembered in Honolulu. The streetswere thronged with folks who had post-

poned purchasing tin ir gifH till the lastmoment, and Thrum's and Lycan'sstores, about 10 o'clock, were almostdenude of toys. The auction sale at theGolden Rule Bazaar was crowded, andthe stores of Mollis, Fishel and Water-hous- e

did a good business. WhenMellisdisplayed his magic lantern views, Fortstreet was impassablel and the sidewalk,in front of Number Ten, was blockedliv people watching the mechanical toyc.Wenner and Broglie & Spear were wellpatronized as were the barbers and gro-cers. Later on the Hawaiian B ind sere-nnde- d

the town and found its way to thehotel, where a large number of visitors,including Ills Mijctv, were assembled.His Excellency Paul Neumann was

the rccipieut of a spuch'.l fere-nud- e,

"for he's a jolly good fellow" beingreceived with cheers. String bands pa.raded the town,- - delighting some anddisturbing others with their Hawaiianmelodies. Christmas nlghl was celebrated at the hotel hy a small dance inthe public sitting room, which was veryenjoyable.

KEIEDY &

No. GT, - - - Hotel Street,nAVE JUST RECEIVED PER

" "Mariposa

A LOT OF

Fresh Salmon

File Eastern Oysters !

IN TINS,

FINE EASTERN OYSTERS !

IN SHELLS

Choice CeleryAll of which have arrived in fluo cou.

dltion.

Call early as the Supply isli ited.

5f,fsajpPppwww.'' inn miii i iimijiiiiiii mpi ipn umpuwnwi1" M"i ')"

A SOLID COMBINATION!Untied we Stand, Divided wo Full!

I3EWIAN & ASHLEY,THE ONLY RECOGNIZED

GENERAL BUSINESS AGENTSIN THE HAWAIIAN KINGDOM !

rPHE NEW FIRM TAKE MUCH PLEASURE IN STATING TOA the Business Community "d the Public Generally, that they have tlttcd up

one of the Elegant Ground Floors In the

NEW CAMPBELL FIRE-PRO- OF BUILDING,On Merchant Street, Honolulu,

Where they will conduct their Business hereafter, and be most happy to sec theirpatrons and friends who desire to bestow on them their patronage, feeling assuredflint all business traductions will be conducted by them in every particular to thebest, of their nbllitv. and on the most reasonable basis.

Agencies: Wells, Fargo & Co.,I1AN1BLE & ST. JO, AND

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROADS,MS A . E STATE AND EMPLOYMENT,

Mutual Life Insurance Company, New York;CITY OF LONDON FIRE INSURANCE CO.,

House, Money & Custom House Brokers 1

jjSySpeoial attention In the following Departments will be our aim, and weinvite your careful pcmsal.tdfl

Wells, Fargo & Co, General Forwarding and CommissionAgents. We deliver Letters, Packages, Parcels and Money all over the World,send orders direct to our Agents likewise, to be tilled and returned. Ship through-out the United States and Foreign Countries Merchandise, Curios, &c, from theKingdom. fiQyAlwiiys advise your friends abroad to send Parcels, Packages,Important Letters and Money to you through WELLS, FARGO & Co.. whoseAgencies are established in all large cities on the globe. Don't consider the ex-pense when sending through us, as' wc will Guarantee you Satisfaction in everyparticular, and hold ourselves responsible in all our undertakings.

Agent for the Hanible and St Jo., and Chicago, Burling-ton AND QUINOY RAILROADS. These Roads are. the most Comfortable andInviting Roads going East. Tourists will find the Scenery, the Palace .Cars, theStation Restaurants along these routes most inviting and superior, and Letters willbe given to all Travelers and Tourists going either as 1st or 2nd class passengersto the Principal Agent in San Francisco, who will take special pains In makingyou acquainted with Railway Olllcials through letters, so that your trip will hemost enjoyable to the end.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. "WE BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE ill allparts of the KingdomSearch Records and attend completely to every branchin Selling Real and LMlsehold Property. Our oflice will contain maps of allProperties left In our charge. We make a specialty in Collecting Rents, keep-ing Premises in repair, Paying and Discharging Taxes, Water Rates and effectingInsurances. Owners of Property should bear in mind that we Avill relievo themfrom given their attention to Property, guaranteeing at all times to act with careand for a nominal consideration for services in this department. Rooms, Cottagesand Mansions to let at all times on application to us.

EMPLOYMENT AGENTS. "WE SUPPLY ALL KINDS OF HELP, bothMale aim Female, in alt tlie various brandies ot industry on tnesc Islanus.

Agents, Planters, and Merchants generally should notify us when vacanciesexist, as we will furnish no help such as Clerks, Salesmen, Book-keeper- s, Mechanicsor Laborers unless well recommended to us.

Chinese Servants and Female Servants will be supplied to families at shortnotice, for which a nominal commission is exacted.

LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE Agents We feel it a duty to call .everyman's attention (particularly a man of family) to keep his Life insured for thebeucfit'of his Family, who so often are dependent upon his labors for their sup-port, young men and mechanics would And it the most pleasant duty of theirlives to take out a Policy on the "Tontine" principal, when, in a few years,should they live, they will have sulllcient funds In business, with a neatliltle income to back them. We invite you to calil on us when wc will takepleasure in illustrating to you how beuclleial It Is for your welfare to be Insured !

Every man who owns Property should remember that "Fire," that grimmessenger often makes the rich, or well-to-d- o, poor and poverty stricken. Letthis be a warning to you, and call on us at once and protect yourselves againstloss.

MONEY TO LOAN. FROM $100 TO $ 10,000 ON FIRST-CLAS- S SECURITY.

Custom House Brokers We have made special arrangements wherebywe can enter Goods at the Custom House through Power of Attorney, and we callupon all" Merchants and Store-keepe- rs to make us their Agents at once. OurCharges for this work are very Reasonable, and we will Enter Goods, Pay and Dis-charge Freight and Duty Bills, and Deliver Your Goods direct to your places ofbusiness in prompt order. Merchants and Store-keepe- rs will Und this of great ad-

vantage to them in every way.,

General Business Agents. Our long acquaintance with the BusinessCommunity is well known, and we Invariably keep inviolate all business mattersof a private nature. Business men who will intrust their commercial matters to usmay always feel safe in so doing. We study the interests of our clients at alltimes, and advise on all business topics carefully, based on our best judgment.

In the General Business Department wc attend to everything in the Commer-cial line, such as the following, viz : Books and Accounts Kept and Adjusted Ac-curately, Neatly and Satisfactorily, Bills Collected Promptly, and ProceedingsTaken Against Creditors when compulsion requires a speedy settlement, LegalPapers of every description, such as Deeds, Bonds. Mortgages, Bills of Sale,Leases, Wills, Partnership Papers, &c, drawn. ALSO Advertisements, Notices,Articles, Communications and Correspondence written. ALSO MemorialsDrafted and Engrossed, Drafts, Notes, Bills of Exchange, Letters of Credit, andBanking Matters Generally attended to.

All Orders from the Various islands to us will receive prompt-ness. Wc can purchase at the lowest makket rates, and much more reason-ably than you can, and we inspect everything before wchuy, and, therefore, It Isto your interest to send your orders to us, as wc then become responsible, and thesmall commission you pay us is less than what your purchases amount to buyingas you have been doing direct.

OQy-A-ll correspondence to us we take.pleasure In answering without delay.U$arvc invite everyone 10 inspecr. our new anu spacious omces, anu nave an

our departments working under a systematic rule, with polite assistants, centrallocation, and special advantages for conducting our business, we feel that thecommunity at large will be gratified in knowing that such a beneficial institutionhas been established, where the wants of till may be supplied by

Your Most Obedient Servants,WISEMAN & ASHLEY,

General "Business Agents, Campbell's New Block, Merchant Street.P. O. BOX 31f. TELEPHONE 317.

JUSfP. S. Our Christmas and New Year's Books arc ready, and on applica-tion or by letter we will present or send you one. 500.

Music ! Music ! !

LESSONS given on tiio PIANO at ren.rates, at Teacher's or

Pupil's own residence, by Mrs. A. Altmanlately fioin Kew York, inrniiro at 16ISmma street, between 8 and 5 p. in.; orat A. M. Mollis, Fort slreot Store, be.tween 0 and 'J o'clock. 1580 lm

NOTICE.NOTICE IS hoieby given that the

have entered intol iirfnorxhip as General Bjslnesi Agentsin Honolulu, 11, I., and that their buni- -tiC'.xhcrciiftcr will ho conducted un.krthe firm name of Wihomsiu iv.

J E WISEMAV,G. W. ASIIuEY.

Mr. Wiseman & Mr Ashley desire tothank the public gexeially for theirliberal patronage loatowed upon thornw'liln separately eomluxtiug business inII Hiolulu as Genera! B ndnea Arnntsund they trust a LlhEIUL SHARE ofpatronage for the new nrm in the future.

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Sale.A QUANTITY of iron Hoop,

xa. aiso, ironinuK3.(JSOfru

For3x8.10.

Apply toj. a. imuNti.

MINCE PIESMinee Pies' Mince Pies'

Now ready, Rich and Finest Flavored

Xmas & New Year'sMINCE PIES,

Surpassing in Quality any ever soldbefore, and to he had only at

F. HORN'S.also, FOR SALE

Minoe Meat !

In any Quantity to suit for Family me.

ISPPlease give the Articlo a trial, toc nvinee voursulf of its MUCH SUJ'E.RIOR QUALITY to any imported.

COO coy

The " Amy Turner."TNTENDINQ SHIPPERS from Bos.J-- ton are notified Hut the "AmyTurner" willFEBRUARY.lOD it b

not leave Ho-to- n till Ut

O. BREWEH & Co.

T E LADIES.

ofSelected by myself In far! , Lund'on. mid New

jjyi1 unci

Never before introduced line, uimnir bf.o tnd

Now in

'toNHH

My Elegant Assortment Kfew Goods

Are Now Open id Heady for InspectionHAJLilS, comprise

MANY NOVELTIESwhleliljwHl

Entirely Patterns

Ladies', Misses', mill Cliren's Bools and Shoes.

ST lU-'- SHS i -- 1508

Elegant Paris Made French Kid Gaiters.Do i o fail to see the

m

ork

M

New Styles and Colors in Lit dies' und Mishes' Silk,Lisle, and Bnlbriggun Host .

NEW STYLES OF PURSES, in Peacouk, Blue, Old (.old, andMaroon Plush. &c, Sec, tic.

LADIES' TOILET CASES,.Cent's Elegant Dressing Cases,

SUITABLE FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTSIt is not necessary for me to enumerate the m my new gto Is 1 o x

introduced Jiy me here, but the

Ladies are invited to call. and judge for themselves.SV9. SSc3ftE&NY.

Honolulu, Nov. 23, 1883.

E. LYCAN,

LYCAN & CO.,

105 "& 107 : '...; FORT STREET, HONOLULU.

l11

ARE SELLING

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PER "MAI

Wo have received further of Messrs. Mlrrlees, Watson A Co.'sand havo now on hand, ready for delivery.

Onesquare feet ofjus, complete.

Oneengine and montjus.

ThUS

assortment

T.flK

LADIES'

heating

,M.rHAGAN

HiAND TOYS

COSTHJl

SUGAR MACHINERY,LSGATE."

consignmentmachinery,

TripplcEIIect.

'DaublcEIIcct,

BUCHANAS,

on handsome wooden iron staging, containing H4U&

surface, with (lumping engine ilKchaigln? mont.

havlug 2200 feet of healing eurfuce, with' :fc

One set of Four Weston's Patent Centrifugal., with (nginejunl nlicr,

Ono set of Two Weston's Patent Centrifugals.

Having increased facilities lor the manufacture of tiic.su machine, theWoston's.Patcnt for which, in Great llrltuin. Iiiir expired, we are thus en-

abled to .oticr them at materially reduced prices.

We have fullbands and hushes, etc.

W.'R.

and

square

Two Diagonal Engines, eiu h

Clarltler, Flat Coolers, I;x6x2

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inch by 13

and .

Ono Top for 20 ln:h hy

On i Side Roller, for 20 in h by

Onojspare intermediate Spur Win el,

Centrifugal spares lining,

inch,

11x5x1.7,

Bpnru Roller,

spare

ri inch; mill.

.11 inch mill.

brasses,i

215

rubber

or j! lrlng of 20 inch by fit mill. , '

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llBMERHO. ZJk ,7 Kerosene Oil ! NEWOOODS,s,r. ,m m in :n bi twt" w at w - ., ,

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3LtMdfiWBmmiif Castle & Cooke, No. ltd ITort Street. ? MiVOx Carte,

Light ExprcBsWagon,Ex Top Carriages.

ST.EASW GIOAL.Cumberland Coal,

Com. "Wood ChalrsJ

KEROSENE OIL.Matches,

Fine Molasses Shooks,' Rosin, Soap,

Ico Chests, Nos, 2, a, and 5,Hoe Haudlcs,

Lobstors, llbtns; Beans, SlbtnsSpruce Plank.

Hay Gutters, Nos. 1, 2, & 3.Axle Grease,

Fairbanks Scales, Nos. 7,8,10 & 11 JLeather Belting,

Centrifugal Lining, 14 inch ;

Comp. Nails, lt Inch.

MAMMOTH ROCKEKS,Bales Excelsior,

Manila Cordage, Assorted:Excelsior Mattresses,

. Galvanized Fence Staples,

FARMERS BOILERS, 20 AND 25 BAU&i

Sisal Rope, Assorted,Ash Plank,

Dump Barrows,Ames' Shovels,

Y. METAL SHEATHING10, 18, 20, 22, 24 and 26 oz.;

Hair Mattresses !Grindstones, Rubber Hose,

Hide Poison, BarbedWire, Refined Iron,

"annealed fence wire,Galvanized Scrows and "Washers.

532 b

1! 1!

Ex " Spartan "

Best Anthracite Stove CoalIn casks of about 1200 Pounds,

For Sale at Lowest Rates by

572 3m Castle & Cooke.

A I INE LOT OF

Matting of all GradesBOTH WHITE AND COLORED

For Sale at482 A. S. CLEGHORN & CO

California Eedwood Oomp'y,(LIMITED,)

Offlces,s 123 George Street, Edinburgh.

California Redwood Co.,408 California Street, - - San Francisco,

Eureka, Trinidad, Humboldt Co., C'al.Company is prepared to contractTHIS cargoes of California Redwood

to be shipped direct from their mills atcurrent market prices.

The Company will load ships, sent toSan Francisco or Humboldt Bay, or willfurnish cargoes, cost, freight and Insur-nnc-

FALKNER BELL & CO., AgentB.C74 8m San Francisco.

WILLIAMS & CO,120 FORT STREET,

Photographer's,Have Secured the Services of

MR. HASSELMANN,

One of the Best Artists.From San Francisco, His Coloring is

Unequalled.

Views of the Volcano,' Also on Hand, Come and Sec Them.

531 tf

Canes and Walking Sticks,Made of every kind of

NATIVE WOODSCan bo hud from

WILLIAM MILLER

Cabinetmaker

Aud Upholsterer,No. C Hotel street,

Opposite International Hotel,

WM. McCANDIilSSS,tf

No, 0 Queen street,-- . ...... .Fish Market,Dealer in choicest

Jteer, Veal, Mutton, FImIi, Jkc, Ac.Family and Shipping Orders carefully

attended to. Live stock furnished tovessels at short notice, and Vegetablesof all kinds supplied to order. 340 ly

Mr. J. W. YARNDLEY,TEACHER OJP M.TJSIO

VIOLIN and thoSPECIALTIES of the VOICE.Pianos Tin. 1, Repaired and Polished.Orders ren ed only at the Furniture

ft and Piano S re of 0. E, Williams, 111; Fort Street 'elephone 1$ ; or at my

residence. 1 lease send orders one daybefore the work Is required to bo done.

404

w.

Corner Fort and Morchnnl SU. EliiJStfiSl!WW" Corner Fort and Merchant Sts,-

THE

ONE

PRICE

MECHANICS

BAZAR

Chcnpofit is not always the Best, but wo can show you howyou can combine both by buying your Clothes, etc, at the

Price Mechanics' Bazaar, where you can sco the 'LargestStock of New Goods, at fully 25 per cent less

Than at any other store in the Kingdom, and really NowGoods, New Styles, and selected with taste by our buyerslu Eastean Markets.

Rally round the Trader who buys for CASH, Sells for Cashand is satisfiedwith small Profits and Quick Returns.ThlB wonderful

Contains Gents' and Boys' Clothing, White and ColoredShirts, Gents' Underwear,

Hose, - Handkerchiefs,Suspenders. Boots,

Neekweai,Collars, Hats,

The One Price Mechanics' Bazar, .Corner Fort and Merchant 8tn., Honolulu.

All goods marked in plain figureB. Store open from 6 a.m. to8 p.m, Saturday evening till 10 o'clock.

J. L. Rosenberg. (563)

J. M. OAT, 'Jr., & CO.Gazette Block, No. 25 Merchant

Have received Consignments of New Goods,

Paper of every Conceivable Kind,MEMORANDUM BLOCKS, BLANK BOOKS, INKSTANDS, LETTER SCALES,

Mucilage, Copy Books, Pons and Holders, Envclopos, Drawing Paper, Memo-

randum Books, Letter Presses, and Invitation Paper, Carter's Violet and

Inks; Arnold's and Stafford's. Basoballs and Bats. Pockot

Knivos, Birthday Cards.

Red Rubber Stamp Agency.v

NEWS, NEWS, NEWS, NEWS, NEWS.Every MAGAZINE and PAPER published IN THE WORLD can be

OBTAINED from OAT, or he will scud for them.516

COMMOTIONIN THE

ROPE MARKET!Yes, and we sell

A.ta HiOv as tlie Lowest I

and don't anybody forget it.

We sell New Bedford Rope, and anyretailer knows how it will hold out innet weight.

We also have the mo?t varied assort-ment of

SHIP CHANDLERYkept by any house this side of the RockyMountains, such as

Hemp and Manila Cordage, all sizes,Artesian Well Boring Ropes,Manila Hawsera, Wire Rope,Cotton and Hemp Duck and Twine,Gaivanized Marine Hardware,

' PAINTS AND OILS,Pure Copper Sheathing, 14, 16 & 18 ozYellow Metal and Nails, 14 to 28 oz.Copper Paint (Tarr & Wonsin's)Whale Boats, Boat Stocks,Gal. Boat Nails, all kinds and sizes,And 1001 other things too numerous

to mention Also, agents for

Perry Davis' l'ain Killer,Brand & Pierce's Bomb Guns and

Bomb Lances, &c., &c,All of which we will sell at the

Lowest Bates.890 ly A. W. Peirce & Co.

PIANO TUNING!ME. JOSEPH TEISKA,

WHO is in our employ, hus hadyears experience in Piano

Factories in Germany and America ; hois a sober, reliable man, and we

Guarantee all of his work.All kinds of Musical Instruments re-

paired and put in perfect order.

537 fjycan &, Co.

Wilson Brothers,

GENERAL HLC'It:rMV?NHomo Shoeing it opeuiulty

A ilrst-cla- ss man being specially engagedfor that work.

Ship and Wagon work faithfullyattended to.

Shop on tho Esplanade, op. Hopper's.204

JUST RECEIVEDA CHOICE LOT OK

English GroceriesA. S. CLEGHORN & CO,

GYMNASTICS I

INSTRUCTIONS in Gymnastics willand Children

Every Saturday MorningFrom 0 to 11 o'clock, in addition to thoEvening Classes. S. B. DOLE,886 Proldent Athletic AitocUtlon

'pr' G.w

Shoes,

Street,

Caps,

TrunksBags,

Valises, &c.

S. W. Lederer, Manager.

Reliable Transit.WILKINSOFS EXPRESS

'AND TRANSFER COMPANY.

Can Remove Household Furniture,PIANOS, BAGGAGE, ETC.

BETTER THAN EVERResidents of the other Islands can in

iuture be accommodated in every man-

ner desired. Written instructions bymail will be faithfully attended to. Ad-

dress Post-offic- e Box No. 332. TelephoneNo. 130.

Wilkinson's Express and Transfer Co.529 No. 96 King street Honolulu. Omb

Tourists Retreat.Honuapo, Kau, Hawaii

NOW OPEN for. Travelers, whereIS First class accomodation can be hadat all Times. The climate of Honuapois recommended for invalids.

HORSES AND GUIDES' Provided for the Volcano. 0

ISTFor Terms, etc., See CARDS atHotels and Streets.

J. W. SMITHIES,573 ly Proprietor.

KEN LUN CHONGr & Co.,Dealers and Importers in

CHINA SILKSin large and small pieces,

.AJL.X. COLOB8 & GHAJOJ363.

Broad id 1 Fine MsAll patterns and qualities.

SUITS MADE TO ORDERIn the Latest Parisian aud American

Styles,Fit and Workmanship Guaranteed.

'523 No. 78 Nuuanu St. 8m

BONE MEAL!Super Phosphates,

Powderet& Other FertilizersIn quiuititiOH to milt,

FOR SALE BY

THE0. H. DAVIES & CO?,

510 6m Agents Pacillo Fertilizing Co.

JUST RECEIVEDKX LATM ARRIVALS,

75 Barrels, BVesh

Columbia Salmon245 A. S. CLEGHORN & CO.

Notice.MR. OHAS. FURNEAUX will give

free instruction in free hand out.lino drawing at tho Y. M. O, A. Hall, toMechanics only, on Saturday Evenings,from 7 to 8 1 u. The courso will openDecember 8th, and will coisist of twelvehMon. WT

Inltoc mul Viilcim X?rmila,Ex " Spm Ian " and ' Henry James"

THESE Favorite Oils, equal to, if notto any In tin Market.

For Salo at Lowest RatosEither Wholesale or Retail, by

G72 8m And Other Dealers.;A

Budweiser Lager Bier!!!

received, e.t " S;nrtan," a limitedquautity of thi nboro favorite

brand, in

Pints and Quarts,In FIRST-CLAS- S CONDITION.

For Salo by

F. T. Lcnehan & Co.,570 lm Solo Agents.

S. M. CARTER. S. F. GRAHAM

S. M. GARTER & 00.Retail Dealers in

Fire "Wood,Coal and Feed.

JEJCay and. Oats,JTISJDE 3IIIL.rVEK.Y

to all parts of the city.

Remember, 82 King street,578 GSPAnd Telephone No. 187.

B0LLES & CO.

Have just ReceivedPer "Mariposa "TOiil "Claus SprockelB,"

A large addition to their Stock, con-

sisting of

Bbls Extra Mess Beef,

Bbls C. R. Salmon,

Bbls Prime Mess Pork,

Kits Mackerel, Kits Salmon Bellies,

Half bbls Salmon, Hlf grs and 1-- 8

pkgs. Pig Pork,

Hlf bbls Family Beef, Cases Cheese,

Cases Lard, Cases Onions.

Cala. & New Zealand Potatoes

Hay, Oats, Brun, Barley, Beans

Wheat, Ham, Bacon, Canned

Goods of all kinds.

Cases of Codfisb," Saloon Bread,

Medium Bread, Cases of Soda

Crackers, Flour, Costa Ri-

ca and Kona Coffee,

Tea, LimeCement, &c., &c., &c.

ALSO

An invoice of tbose superior

MANILA CIGARS

In boxes of 250 and 500 each, di-

rect from Manila, via San Fran-cisco all of which will be sold atthe lowest rates.

LUCAS,Contractor jSsfcJWffiljBvv

and Builder,'Honolulu Steam Planing Mills, Espla-

nade, Honolulu.Manufactures all kinds of Mouldings,

Brackets, Window Frames, Blinds,Sashes. Doors, and all kinds of Wood-work finish. Turning, Scroll and BandSawing. All kinds of Sawing and Plan-ing, Morticing and Tenanting.

Orders promptly attended to and workguaranteed. Orders from the other Is-an- ds

solicited

FISHER'S

CHAMPAGNE CIDER

APURE, WHOLESOME,HEALTHFUL

RE-FRESHING,

BEVERAGE,According to tho highest and beHt medi.

cal testimony,Manufactory, ; ; : No. 18 Llliha St

P. O. Box, 379. Telephone, 284.IA11 orders receive prompt attention.

Notice.THIS is to certify that N. Clifford has

power of Attorney to act forme during my absence.

B.W.BUCKMAN.Honolulu, Nov. 10, IBM. (68 8w

XEW GOOD'S,UST ILMUISIYISD, ex "MuKiposn,"

(IXKCTED BT OCR ur. btockley) at

W. RICHARDSON & Go's.,

OOJ. M. OAT,

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TOJR. & GO'S

DIARIES OF 1 884.Office anil Pocket Diaries of all sizes,

One, Two, ami Three Days 16 a Pago.

lias, lew Year, ai Birtiay Cards!Autograph and 'Photograj li Albums, ami many other articled

Suitable for ChrtatiuuM and Now Year Presents !Also, something new In Ornamenting Papers.

J. M. OAT, Jr., & Co. Stationers and Nows Dealers,

565 84t b 25 Merchant St., Gazette Block.

BENSON, SMITH & CO..Practical Druggists,

113 FORT STREET, :::::: HONOLULU,

Depot for Boericke and Schreckes CelebratedHOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES,

Fine Toilet Articles suitable forHOLIDAY PEOESENTS!

532 ,

and 81

MAX ECKAKTBegs to- - notify his customers and public of Honolulu,

and the Islands generally,

That lie is Hfceacly JSowas ever to supply their needs in

WATCHES A3XD JEWELRY,and, having engaged a Competent Assistant from tho

States, is able to attend to nay amount ofWatchmaking and Repairing.

New Styles in Jewelry. Am.454 Solid Silver Ware Everything of the Rost.

FOE THE PEOPLE.a

JOSEPH E. WISEMAN,Real Estate Broker,

Custom House Bi-olte- r,

Employment Agent, and.General Business Agont,

Office, 27 Merchant street, - Hawaiian Gazette Block- -

By request, I have added to my business that of a CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERand will hereafter attend to making entries at tho Custom House of goods throughPower of Attorney from merchants. Our business community will find this dopartment a great source of convenience.

tSTThe ONLY recognized Beal Estate Broker in this Kingdom."aLand and property for sale in all parts of Honolulu and the various Islands.Houses to lease and rent in Honolulu and suburbs.Rooms to rent, en suite or single, throughout Honolulu.Books and Accounts kept. Bills collected. Legal papers of every description

drawn. Agent for Vickcry's Monthly Fireside Magazine and "Visitor, with18 Chromos; subscription $1.25 per year. Agent for the Best Life

Insurance Company in the World.Uncharges always moderate. BlfTolephone No. 172.

mmm mamma w mui iwjgqa w mm m

Pioneer Carriage Manufactory,

75, VI

King St.

Waltham Watches, all styles.

75, 77 and 81

King St.

aa&sL fltr- -

mliai5mSC?SmmmmmmmmmmmmiBtSiSmiisGmmmmmmmmWitOmmmmmBBSmmmSSSSSmS

WHITMAN & WEIGHT,(Lato M. J. HOSE.)

All orders for Wheel.vchicles of every description filled with promptness anddispatch. First-clas- s Mechanics employed all the year round.

I" FINE CARRIAGE WORK A SPECIALTY. -- aNothing too hot or too heavy for us. TRAM OARS, OMNIBU8SES, PLANTA-TIO- N

WAGONS, MULE & OX CARTS, made to order, altered or repaired.Our Horse Shoeing: Department

Is under tho supervision of a practical man a mechanic second to none. Wehave no use for soaking scalds or rot tubs. All work guaranteed.

moderate. WHITMAN & WRIGHT,468 ly 75. 77 and 81 King Street.

UNION FEED COMPANYCorner of Queen and Edinburg Streets.

Telephone, , TSo. 17S

BEG to inform their friends and the public generally that they are continu.business at the abovo stand, and have made complete arrangements for

a continuous supply of

Fresh Goods of the very best qualitywhich we will offer for sal

AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.We hopes, by giving our best attention to please the public, to merit a. part 9ttheir patronage. A large stock of " "- -

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Wheat and Oat Hay, "Whole and Ground parley,California and Oregon Oats, Bran, Middlings, &c,

now on hand. Orders solicited and satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay asktd,m

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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

A lianquol was jjlven to Pnrncll in

Dublin at which hu was presentedwith A'08,uWns a national tribute.Unremitting cffoits arc being madeto save the life of O'Donncll. TheFrench Chamber of Deputies hasadopted the war budgot. There is

great excitement at Sunkini in con-

sequence of an expected attack bythe- - rebels. Much damage was doneby gales in England. Arrangementshave been completed for the execu-

tion of O'Donncll. Baker Pasha'stotal available force consists of 21,-00- 0

men. Four trains were wreckedon the Texas anil St. Louis Railroadon Tuesday night. A letter from anihilist prisoner gives a horrible pic-

ture of the interior of a Russian pri-

son. A lire in Brussels caused aloss of 12,000,000 francs. A secretagreement directed against Fiance issaid to have been made betweenGermany and Spain. ItMs reportedthat Tennyson's title will be BaionTennyson Drincouit of Aldwoith.In a battle with hill tribes near ttua-ki- m

on December 5th, G80 Egyptiansoldiers were killed. The prospectsfor continued peace in Europe areexcellent. The Portuguese complain that their Crown Prince hasbeen snubbed in London. EarlGranville has postponed action onthe demands of the Australian colo-nics. The- French are expected toadvance on Soutay. Through fraudulent contracts for street work thecity of New York is being robbed ofmillions of dollars. James F. Gcinfell dead after giving a spiritualisticperformance at St. Louis. Mrs.Langtry's car was stoned by roughsat Collinsville, Pa. A band of sevenmen attacked the town of Bisbee,A. T., and after killing two menand mortally wounding another manand a woman, they robbed a storeof 81200. The Standard Theater,IsTew York, has been burned to theground. Total loss 80,000.

A bill providing a fine of 5000and dismissal for any public olliceraccepting a pass or frank from anycorporation was introduced in theHouse by Vance. The total num-ber of bills piled up by ambitiousRepresentatives is 1021, one by theMormon delegate for converting Utahinto a State. There is good reasonfor believing that a sack will besent to Washington this winter to beused in defeating attempts to bringabout the abrogation of the Hawa-iian Reciprocity Treat'. Intelligenceof a reliable character from theislands is to the eli'ect that a sub-scription list had been signed by theplanters, the money raised to bospent in lobbying at the nationalcapital. The sugar ring in this cityalso provides a liberal sum for thesame purpose, so it will not be at allstrange should theic be any lukc-warmne- ss

manifested in the matterof abrogation by our ly

delegation in Congress. US. J'Chronicle.

Brussels, December 7. The fire-

men continue to play upon the ruinsof thcbiu'iied portion of the palaceand Legislative Chambers. Nearlyall the documents connected withthe foundation of Belgian indcpendence, including the original consti-tutional charter, were destroyed.The damage by the lire amounts to12,000,000 fracs.

H0RRIBLE7 RE VELATIO NS.London, Dec 7. A Paris corre-

spondent forwards a second letterwritten in blood by a nihilist in a fort

' at St. Petersburg. It describes theharrowing treatment of the prisoners.They rot away and exhale odors ofdead bodies before life is extinct.The number of those who go mad inconsequence of their sulferiugs isdaily increasing. Madmen arc strap-ped down and whipped with knottedropes by their keepers. Fierce yellsrewound throughout the night. Manyprisoneis have committed suicide.It is said one woman was outragedand then poisoned, aud inquiries intothe affair have been prisoners. A'woman with a babe was obliged tobo constantly on the watch and lightnight aud day to prevent their ravagesupon the child, The use of combs andsoap is forbidden. The prisoners,especially women, whose hair is al-

lowed to giow, ace literally, devouredby vctiuiu. Prisoners who refuse toreply to questions are tortured, audcases of violation of woman are fre-queu- tr

The writer especially appealsto the civilized world in behalf of thewomen in prison, whoso situation, hesays is far worse than that of tho

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A GHOIGD GOLLEG2ION OF HOLIDAY GOODSCONSISTING

Laces, Embroideries, Sacliels, Fans, Tidies,Children's Dresses, and a Splendid Stock of

Flowers, Feathers, Beaver HEtc., etc., just received per Mtirlposu, and now open for inspection, ul

A. M. MSLLIS, ::'::: 104 Fort Street.Store open till 8 p. in. during tho holidays.

GRAND

iotwwoi ajMtpi.ynm-T- iwniwt

OF

The lew Golden Rule Bazar !

OF- -

AT TIIE

Htore lately occupied by S.

on Hotel st., near Fort.

THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF

Toys, Fancy Goods, Toilet Sets, Yases,

Ornamental Ware,DEvei seen in "fcl&is jEsCiias."11--

571

PIONEER STEAM

AND BA.KERY.

F. HORN, Practical Confectioner,Pastry Cook and Baker.

No. 71 Hotel st Telephone 74.

Grocery and Feed Store.

WOLFE & EDWARDS, corner ofuirJ Nuuuiiu trools.

Fresh Groociics by evoiy steamer. Or-ders solicited, ami goods dullvcieil inany part ot the city. o(fl Uni b

JOHN N0TT,Tin, Copper and Shoot Iron "Worker,

Plumber, Gas Fitter, &c.

Stoves and Eangesof all kinds.

Plumbers' stock and metals,

House Furnishing Goods,

77 Chandelieis, Lamps, &c.

011 SALE, a No. 2

Warehouse Feed MillGiluds from 5 to 10 tons per day.

Also, pulleys, belts, etc., all in goodorder; can bo run by steam or horsepower, just the article- for a plantation.

HAY, OATsf CORN,Wheat, Bran, Barley, Whole and

Ground, Mixed Feed, etc.

AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPESTfiO hjL SL" !U rort bt'

JUST ItB'JCJBIVJBDKX" MAIIU'OSA"

A Full AssortmentOF

American Groceries !

210' A. S, OLEGHORN & CO.

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Magilin,

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LGYEJGY & CO.No3. 8 and j0,

Mcrcluuit Street, Honolulu,IMl'Or.TOllb AJil) JOWJIJI18 on

liesJJuiw,,. I Siiits

"Wish to inform old friends and thepublic generally that they have now amoru complete and

larger As3ortmsnt of Choice andDe3iiable Goads,

than ever before, which they will sell

at i.owusr rossniMi imucks.

Wo are constantly receiving additionsto our stock, and led sure ot giving sat-isfaction to all puichascrs.

517 TX&Y XJS. 2m

FRESH EASTERN OYSTERSi:x " .uaiiivcsa "

Frozen in Tins and Shell,AJX rJUXE WXIVJDSOJK.E2TE.pcrl Openers oa hand to 1111

orders. 582 tf

Hawaiian Carriage M'f'g Co.

LIMITED.

GENERAL Carriage and WagonJ Munufuctuieiv, and Dealers

In Wagon MuterluU, ifcc.

OKFicnim:Gideon West Piutsidonl & ManagerJ. N. Wright Yice-PicMdc-

K. G, Schumiin Bee &'i'icnsuterS. HI. Damon Auditoi

mr, am

"Water Notice.Olllce Bup't Water Works,

Honolulu, July a, 1882.persons having Water Privileges

aienotilled that their Water lhitesare payable Benii-nnnimll- in advance,at the olllce of the Superintendent ofWater Works, foot of Ifuuanu street,upon tho 1st day of January and July ofeuoh vcur. C'lIAB. 13. WILSON,

Sup't "N ater WorksS, K, Kaai, Miuistor of Interior. 201

ats.

THE OLD CORNEREstablished, 1S58..

Hart linos., : : Proprietors.

MEALSServed up in Hrst-elais- S style at all hours

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

Always on hand

Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes.&c., &c. Also,

JEceci. iOi'luLcs !

COM TO LOECHYou can oht Tun m:sr in towx rnoM

2S. JT. NOLTE',iTHE BEAVER SALOON,

WIIEKE YOU MEET EVERYBODY

A Oup of Tea or Coffee !

j.t .A.11 lioni'N,asd Tim riKKsr miAXDS or

OS-GARS-;

lliivanas, Mtmil:i,Figaro, Flor de Cuba,

Coney Inland, etc., etc., etc

N0LTE. N0LTE. N0LTE

JUN 9

Gosuplitai Restaurant.

HAYING undergone gicat imnrovcin tbo way ot Wire Gaiuu,

Doors and Window.'-- , "which keep outthose peals of covet Hies, coulinlly in.vitas his fiicnds and the public generally to give him a call, and giminntcessatisfaction. C03 lm

KENNEDY & do-- ,Jobbing and ltetail

GROCERY,07 UOTEL STREET,

FRESH GOODS,By ccry arrival of the O. S. S. Lino

CANNED GOODS,and Standard Groceries of all kinds by

the Case, which we otter very low.

Depot of the Woodlawn Dairy.

P O. Box No. 2!)7.

Ring up Telephone No. 210.

SATIhtfAUTIOX G UA IIANTEDD.

201 ly Goods dolivorcd froo of Chargo.

Haiicc.TO BUTCHEES, GRAZIEHS,

and all whom it'may concern.STJ7f"""' Tno uudeiKigncd hivingMferraKfiniadc nlterntio'ns, additions,

'Sj'111'1 ini)iovemeuts in hisUbmidABst t$n$ FACTOISY,Is now prepared to give

The Highest Cash Valuefor any quantity of

rJ7.A.:L.:2LiO"W,And will furnish containers for Hie samofree of cost to any one who may dedire.

TWOS. W. ItAWLIKW,Honolulu Soap Works.

OJlico in Ei ick Building,King street, Lelco. 480 1m

'? RTOMnT.TTT.T7 Trifws TWrcntroSteam engines, sugar millH, boil!

er, coolers: iron, brass nud lead castings; niacliiiiery of every descriptionmade to oidur. l'ai I icular attention jmidto ship's black binilluug. Job work c.o.cutcd at short notice. l

Sl lEewuitl.LOST on Saturday night on Hotel st.

double English Traveling Rug,a dyed sheepskin loot ruir, and an em.broidered dust-wni- Tho above re.ward will be paid on returning same to401) U. W, MACFARLANE & Co

X 'Ooumiisioii Merchants.'"O-- v

CBBEWER (Limited)& COMPANY,

Ul'.NlIUAI, Mi:tl( ANTII.K AND

Commission Agkvis.

list ok oKi'icnns:l'. C.JoNi's.Jr... .1'iesidcat it ManagerJ. O. Cautimi.... Treasurer & Secielaiy

DIllKOTOHS:

Hon. C. R. Btsnoi'. lion. II. A. P. CautkiiU3S ly

Geo. W. Maofailane. II. R. Macfarlanc.

.G. W. MAC?AELANE & Co.

IMPORTERS, COMMISSION MER.CHANTS and

Snfar Factors,Fire-l'roo- f Building, C2 Queen street,

Honolulu. II. I.AGKNTS for

The Waikupu Sugar Plantation, Maui,The Spencer Sugar Plantation, Hawaii,The Heoiu Sueur Plantation, Oahu,Huelo Sugar Mill, Maui, sHuelo Sugar Plantation, Maui,Puuloa Slice) Ranch Co., Hawaii,J. Fowler & Co. Steam Plow and Po li-

able Tiamway Works, Leeds,Minlucs, Watson &Co'a Sugar Machin

eiy, Glasgow,Glasgow and Honolulu Lino of Packets.

185

J. LYONS, L. J. LEVKY.

LYONS & LEVEY,Auctioneers and General

Commission Merchants,Beaver Block, Queen st., - - - Honolulu.

Sales of Furnitmc, Stock, Real Estateand Generul Merchandise promptly at.tended to.

Sole Agents for American and Euro-pca- n

merchandise. 318

Glaus bl'rcckcls. Wm. o. Irwin.TXT 0-- . IRWIN & COMPANY,

TT Sugar Factors and CommissionAgents, Honolulu. i

5. OLEGHORN & CO.Imnortcrs and Commission

Met chants, dealers in Geneial Merchan-dise, Queen and Kaahumanu sts., Ilonn.lulu. 73

A. GON8ALVES Ss CO.,No. 57 Hotel Stieut. Honolulu.

Importers and Dealcis in Di y and FancyGoods, Inlaid Work, Embroidery,

28J) etc., &c, &c.

JOHN T. WATERHOUSE,Importer and Dealer in General

Merchandise, Queen st., Honblulu. 1

MS. GRINBAUM & CO.,Importers of General Mer

chandise and Commission MerchantsHonolulu. i

MS. GRINBAUM & CO.,Commission Merchants,

121 Califoinin street,1 San Francisco, Cal.

BROWN & CO.,Wholesale Wine and Spirit

Merchants, No. 14 Merchant st.,Honolulu. 330

FT. LENEHAN & CO.,Importers and Commission

Merchants, Nuuanu st., Honolulu. 1

S. N. Giietlc. J. B. Atlicrton.fASTLE & COOKE,v Shipping and CommissionMerchants. Importers and Dealers inGeneral Merchandise, No. 80 King st.,Honolulu. i

WING "WO TAI & CO.,and Generul Dealers

in English, American and Chinese Pro-visions. Plantation Teas and GeneralSupplies. Also, White & Coloicd Con-tin- ct

Mailing, all qualilic- - and prices.No. 21 Nuuanu street, opposite Air. C.

Atong'H. 523 Qui

WING WO CHAN & CO.,Impoiters and General Dealers

in English, American and Chinese Pro-visions', Plantation Tea and GciferalSuppllcH. Also, white and colored eon-tra- ct

mulling, all qualities and prices.BST No. 22 Nuuanu Street, opposite

Mr. Afong's. 81

3?D, O. EOWE,HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,

Pai'uk IIanouu, etc.,No. 107Ki.oSnti:i;T, Honolulu.

025 Telephone, 114. ' ly

BROWN & PHILLIPS,PI uinbeiH, Gas Fittors

and Copper-smith-s, No. 71 King fit.,Honolulu. US?" llouso and Ship JobWork promptly executed. 17

HS. TREGLOAN,TAILOR,

201 FORT ST.

. M. CooUo.LltobertLuuore, Cooke,

to Lowers & Dickson,)Importers and Dealers In Liunlm-un- d allkinds ot Building Materials, Foit street,llouolubi i

WILDER & CO.,In Lumber, Paints,

Oils, Nails, Salt aud Building Materialsof every kind, cor. Fort and Queen Bis.,Honolulu. i

JSWG' IL ROBERTSON,

III town, Tolophouo'Nu, 00, 15

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T11UHSDAY, DEC. 27, 1883.

THE KING OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

His Majesty, Kulnknim 1, of Ha-

waii, appears disposed to innko n

stir cic long. Through Iiis Minis-tci- s,

iv cliiiin has been set tip fqrsovereignty over all the uiuinnexudislands of the l'ncillo, he being theonly sovereign in this direction. Itis not likely that the modest pro-

posal will have much effect, althoughit appears a "great ofllcer of state"has gone forth from Hawaii with aHag and instructions to annex allthe islands he comes across, afterthe style of recent annexation pro-

ceedings from Queensland. Howthe little kingdom of his majestycould hold the islands supposing hehad them is a problem, for the solu-

tion of which there is neither mennor money available in his domi-

nions. Possibly ho might arrangewith a syndicate. But, at present,ho has more territory now than peo-

ple to occupy it profitably ; for theislanders, through leprosy and otherscourges, arc dying out rapidly.Toxcn and Country Journal.

A TARCEDY THAT MADE A CEMETERY.

The Baltimore Green Mountaincemetery lias a most romantic his-tos- y.

Fifty years ago it was thu

happy homo of the Oliver family,which consisted of the father andtwo children, son and daughter.The daughter, who was a beautifulgirl, had many suitors, but to all didshe nay, save one, a poor youngman of whomc her father disapprov-ed, and whomc he had forbidden tobee. He had also taken an oath thatif he caught the young man on thegrounds he would shoot him. Buttrue love not onlg laughs at bolt andbars, but at shotgun as well. Oneevening the young lady, havingjiggrcccl to meet her lover at the footof the lane, donned a suit of herbrother's clothes, hoping thereby toesdape detection, and sallied forth.Her keen-eye- d father caiiajht sight ofher as she marched boldly along,and thinking he recognized in thetrespasser the young man who hadbeen forbidden the grounds raisedhis gun and iirad. The feminineshriek which pierced the air revealedto him what he had done. II isdaughter was dead before he reachedher side, and from that day thewretched father became a wandererupon the face af the earth. He tookhis son and went abroad, leaving hisbes property in the hands of anagent with orders to sell the home-

stead for a cemetery. In a shorttime the city purchased the grounds,and the body of the murdered girlwas the lii&t one to be buried there.-- Uorreepondcncc Uieveland Leader.

NOT SUCH A FOOL.

The mysteries or feminine costume

have ever been held to be a scaledbook to long-sufferi- men. Butone of the sterner sex recently playedoff an innocence of those mattersupon the woman whom he had swornto love, honour, and cherish, in astyle that was just a trille too thin.The poor lady had expressedan ardent desire for

to completeher Gup dress, and the guilelessyouth had responded to her desireWilli an aiacniy mai suprisuu ner uy,proniising to interview Messrs.Geoige and George on his way homethe following evening. The "horrorand amaze" of the good woman onreceiving at the hands of a messen-ger a note saying that her lord andmaster had gone to the "club" witha packet containing a dozen and ahalf buttons of the fashionable colour,instead of the gloves for which herspirit yearned, may be more easilyimagined than described. "I knewlie wns'ft fool, but I didn't think howas such a fool ns all that!" she tear-

fully remarked tota sympathisingvisitor. "She took mo for a flat, butI'in not quite such a fool as I look ! ' 'remarked the inhuman master to afriend as he related his brutal joke,and chuckled oyer the desolaljon ofsoul which It had ocottsjoiipil,-2''0tf-e- ral

Austrialian,

In one shoe factory In Lynn, Ma&s.,nro thiity divorced wives. When,they hear of a girl about to manythey organise u prayer meeting andweup oyer hpr'sad fiiti,

A gentleman in Brooklyn, cele-

brating the birth of a daughter onthe day of the opening of thebridge, proposed to call her Victoria,in honour of the Queen's Uirthday,whereupon a friend (not a alderman)suggested that 11 more appiopriatomime would be Uritlget,

iiA.au lton .roiirsHoiv,Honolulu.

J. I--I. CONG-DO- & CO.,Beaver Block, Queon Stroot, Honolulu

Iiiiiorlcrs.-Sliiii-i

mid General1

Commission Merchants,

h.vvi: .h'ht i(AXJin aBarloy, Bran( Oats, Onions, Beans, Wheat, olo. Choioo tabic & dried Fruils.

" M'irlpoa " Largo H ock CHOICE POTATOES, which woolVor to the

trade at bw:ci.i. luticr.s. AXLE UREASE, which gives mil.585 vcisul HUlimuUoii. solicited. am

WTTJUawu.H.JHlJI.WTlHW IIIWTW.tl 1IW UmlH'MIJl .ItHMJimilllilW1M,U im.fu llA.IWI IMVJfl

GEOI) ucommum,0 1 King sticct, next door to Bethel,

Practical Watchmaker & Jeweler,lias on linml nn elegant stock of

Very Superior Gold600 Alo, n Rood assortment of

Messrs. G. W. Macfarlane & Co.

lcceived from London aHAVE consignment, which is

on view, of LONDON .MADE

DIAMOND JEWELRYok tiii:

Newest and Most Recherche Patterns;

consisting or

Diamond, Rubv,Emerald, Siipphiii',Pearl, and Other Gem Bing-- ,

Brcsibtphib, Bangles,

Ami other OrnniiiuntN nil mountedin lino oll.

Al.bO, A Sl'LENDll) ASSOllT.MUXT 01'

For Ladies and Gentlemen.

Including borne fine. Minute Repealersmid Chronographs, in heavygold cases: some Beautifully EnameledWutcheh,' In hunting cases, for Ladies,and nn abbOitmcnt ol line

SILVER WATCHES,Alo n verv bountiful Aesoi tun-n- t of

SILVER JEWELRY, ot bpeeially newdesign and make.

U3Thc whole consignment will beod'eiedat exceptionally low prices, toclear befoie Xew Yeai's D.tj

537 tfb

TJEDCEJ

Honolulu Iron Works Co.

Offer for Sale the Following'

In quantities to hiiit imrcha-.ern- ,

150,000 ft. of pipe composed of G.ilvnn.i.cd Water Pipe, from Jin. lo 2in.

Steam and 'Water Pipe from 14111. to Tin.10PO ft. of Cin. Aitesi.in "We'll cusing.

BLACKSMITH'S COAL,The genuine article direct from Balti-

more, over TONS, Ex " Spartan andHenry James"

BEST, BEST,

ALL SIZES, 500 tons to select fiom.

TAFGYE'S

Patent,

HyQranlic Lifts !

Tons ami 8 TonsEDDYS WATER GATES with Flimsies

for Artesian "Wells fiom Dili, to 10 "in.a SPECIALTY

HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.573 lui

Lottery.

Kins William,Jte600 Chances, at $2.50 a Chance.

Tickets to bo hud at Nordborg(s AnchorSaloon. 559

cKEftaNEY'SPACIFIC CQAST

iran ci (

INCLUDING THE

HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,vm

CITY DIRECTORYOF

HONOLULU,1,900 PAGEg, cryjgrt 3,qgQ qiqwNH.

L. M. McKENNEY & Oo.PUBLISHERS,

089 Twenty. Fourth St., Oakland,

424 Montgomery St. - - San,

Frederick Bagot,Correspondent and Agent for Hawaiian

liu Islands, 070

,J. 11. COrs'G!lClV tfc: Co.,nil tri'lllM'lMC'O.

Ex ofPAKAGON

now

!K)0

FranrjjiCQ,

iakmi: oxHiux:;ri:vr ov

and Silver Jewelry,WATCHES and CLOCKS. uv

"WENNER & Co.,

1'OICT HTItJ'.I'.T,Have on hand New Koicign and

Home Made Jewelry,Watches, Bracelets, Necklets,

Pins, Lockets, Clocks.And Ornaments of all hinds

Silver and Gold Plate,Elegant Tea Scts-- in Solid Silver

Suitable for Pi escalation.

NATIVE JEWELBY A SPECIALTYKepairino; and mending in nil

its branches.

The Sole Aycittfor JunifxCELEBRATED EYE PRESERVERS.

mA. IvRAFT,

JEWELER, iOPTICI AN,

Dealer 111 Hawaiian Curiosities.Store in the "Hawaiian Gazette" build-4- 4

iug, opposite the Bank.

SPECIALJIOTICE.'r,IIE Undcrilgncd Proprietor of the

piQwssRr mm CANDY PACioavAND BAKERY.

desires lo infoiin Iiispations and the publio uenerallv that notwithstanding thorecent HISA'STItOUS FIRE, has erected

A NEW FACTORYOn a much more Extensive Scale whichis now in Ftn.r. Ornn.viiox, and whichwill be in complete working ouler by anliiiily Ariiv.il of new Mnchinor' andTools, llab 1 peeived per " ALAMEDA "the Largeat and Yaiied Assoitmeut of

Clioicc Candies,Sugar Toys,

and Ornaments,For ChrMnias Trees; will also have

on hand 100 POUNDS of the so muchcalled for

SCIIAUM CONFJ3CTOf Jiis own Manufacture, and 11 Large

Assortment 01 Hib Own Home Made

PURE GLOBES,As also his Delicious, Fresh

CHOCOLATE CREAMS !

Christmas and STew YearFruit, Pound, Sponge, and lolly Ca;qs,

Itichly oinamoiited, and is again pie.paied to receive oulcis for his so wellKnown rich and tine llavored

WEDDING OAJCE,Ornamented in the most Aitlsllo Style.

aXIjVOE MEATOf the Finest Qunlities, will he sold at

Fifty Cents per Pound,Wjth largely Increased fnoilHIos, I am

now pieparod again lo supply my Cus.tomorH with PUKE and WHOLESOMECONFECTIONERY of my own niami-fautui- c;

thanking u Public for theirliberal putionugoueforu the lire and boliciting a continuance of thu same in thefuture.

Very respectfully,

F, Hern,'PI 1.13 V!,1 STAND.

71 Hotel Street. Telephone No. 74.572 "111

rr youu jiohse ia aiai; w lame,i. or any wy out qf ua; p;ll 0 AT. )AIJ1, at f Upt, J. 0. (jlnney's stabusi pcirner of (jiicen & I'unohbowl sts

E3f Breaking horses to saddle or carriago a hpccialty. 420 ly"

FORSALE,

1 Lot of Land300 ft. wide by 300 ft. deep,

Situated on niakai bide of IlcrctaiiiaStreet, near the resldeuco of Mr, WftHis-Qui-

Water laid oU.

,STARt AND OUT-BUILDIN-

ALbO ON THE 1'ltUMISLH.Trco3 mid Flowers are now planted and

Grounds aro well laid out.CSTApjily to

CO tf X CUIULAN vt UO.

CrlJEA'J?

Holiday Clearance Sale

Fancy Work from Madeira.CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

INLAID WOUlv- -a beautiful llnu In

uiro Woods, such as:Ladies' Woik Hoxes,Glove and llMiidkerchlef lloxos,IMper Oulters &c, Flue Albums,J uwuh v Uaes, Cigar C ie,Chess Hon rd s. A full Afcs'l of

Horso Hair Fancy Work.A full lino ot MADEIUA HANDMADE

Embroidery and Crotohot.Untlcrwait, Olieniise Top,Uetl Sol", Pillow Oa-oi- ,

Daily's Dobe.i, Night DiesLcs,Square ltonnd Tidies.

KIKUXOS AND IXSiniTIO.Nh

DaskctsandCliuirs.A I'UIjTj i.txi: OF

Ladies' and Gents' Gaiters.M. A. GONSALVES & Co.,

570 lm Hotel street.

JUST RECEIVED.EX LATE ARRIVALS

A large and select block of Ladius andMlfeVl!3

BOOTS AND SHOESALSO

A beautiful lino of Gent's and Hoy?'

Straw and Felt HatsAll of the latest stylc3.

"Wo would call atte.ilion to the aboveline of Goods as having been holeotedby Mn. M. MoIkkhny. 501

'

P. A. DIASInforms his friends and the public gene,

lally that ho will

.Open on Saturday Next,

December 1st,

His lei Dry Goods Store,

On King- - Street,(Near Castle & Cooke's) with an

ELEGANT DISPLAYOF

Dry Goods,Clothing:,

Fancy Goods,AND

Gent's Furnishing Goods, &c.G71 lm

KING BROS.m ITTlT? C fffl n TJ T1

lunuoiunfi,Will open on

Saturday, Wee. 8U1, 1883.with a large collection of

Oil, PAENTENTGS,Chromos, Ebony Ware,

Minois, JJrncko'.s,Artists Materials, &c, &c.

No, 108. : : : King Street

Way's Ni;y Block.0T8 KING BROS. lm b

STREET LETTER BOXESbeen piepured mid dlstiibuted

through the city at tho followingplaces,

On Tclephono Polo noar King Street Stables,

On Tclephono Polo at tho cntranco of Re-

formatory School, Palama.At tho East corner of Lillha and School sts.Attho North corner of Nuuanu andJudd sts.At tho South cornor of Nuuanu and School

struts,,At the South cornor of Nuuanu and Borotanla

siroots.At tho West cornorof School and Emma sli.On Borotanla opposite Emma street,Af tho North corner of Berotatila and Punch-ho-

streetAUhQ Sottth qitmor of King and Punchbowl

r5otsi.At tho East corner ofThomas Squaroon Bor-

otanla strcot.At tho South carnor ol Punahou and Bcwtdn-i- a

street.

Thufso boxes will be visiled twice enchday, (vM'ept Sundays), at 8 o'clock a, ji.and 3 o'clock i', m., by a Post Olllcomuasengcr, and the lcttorc carried to thoPost Oltlco. All intcr-ihltui- d and foi(ij;iiletters that aro prepaid by fctamp willbe lorwardcd in the miUfs a pionmtlyas if they had been left tit tho Post Olllco.

l,cti,if, not lircpaid AVill not liefui'wunleil.

It is the iutciitiou to provide moreStreet boxes, din In-- ' tho coming year,and placo them at ail convenient pointswithin t.vo or tin 00 miles of the PostOlllco.

GENERAL POST OFFICE.Honolulu, Deo. Hlh, mi GtfU It b

J.T. WATEBHOUSE

King- - Street Store,Has Just Received,

Y,x Hell Rock and otherlate arrivals,

New HoMay LtQOQS!

Comprising in part as follows :

Jjinthorne Ware,Victorian Ware,

And Lotus Ware.These goods are entirely now to this

market, and arc well worth inspection.

I

Single, Double nnd Treble,

In Amber, Green, Blue,

Hose, and Flint Colors.'

Stand Lamps,of New and Elegant Designs,

In Moss China, Glass, Majolica,

and Barbolino Ware with

New Self-Lighti- ng Burners.

nhi I

of assorted patterns.

Moss Baskets,

Barbolino Flower Pots,

Wedgwood and Majolica Ware

There aro also in stock the regularlines of

Dinner and Tea Services,Chamber Sets and Crockciy, '

of every description.

Lamp Globes, Chimneys,

Burners, Wicks, &c., &c

T. T. WaterliotiseKing St., Honolulu.

5ti2 tf b

D. M. CUOWLEY. It. 1IA8T1E.

& CO.78 King Street.

PRACTICAL

jftS

HIMMtim OP FURNITURE

IX

IMPORTED and HAWAIIAN

WOODSElegant Coverings and Trimmings.1

rue"BIOSTOX" and "CHAMEXGE"

SPRING BED,Xot to be surpassed in

Durability, Comfort, and Prioe.

Several PALOlt SETS from $50 upwards

Any sized House furnished

On tlie installment PlanEASY TEEMS.

Ladies Needle work mounted and up.bolstered, lcstufTed and covered iu bestStyle AT LOWEST KATES.

New Store, v

Eemember : 78 Bang Street.501 lm

HOLIDAY GOODS,For Christmas or

New Year's PresentsHollister & Co.,

Fonr St. on Nuuanu St. Stokes,Oder inducements lo purchasers in an

Escellent SolccliiwXTS1 JL.OAV XXHCK I

ttU coy

A Good Pasture for Hornes,NEAH TOWN.

.1l L'-- l Inquire toA. A. MONTANO.

577 Gin

Notice.of Palnma baring made an ai.citrnineiit Ihfs day to the under,

signed for tho benefit of bis creditors,all persont. having any claim againstsaid Ann, will pleaso present them at ourolllco within sixty days from dnto hero,of, or thoy will bo forever barred; nHpersons owing said AW A are requestedto make Immediate payment to tho un.derbigncd.

HYMANBROS.Honolulu, Dec. lath, mit 0S1 lm.

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