Hi Vol. IX. No. 12GJ. IIONQLULU, II. I., THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1B8G.

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HL; THE DAILY BULLETIN Professionals. TYTTjTV THP' Ii printed mid published ut tlio oincc, LBERT O. SMITH, 11 j WWH&' Queen Street, Honolulu, 11. I., every X Attnrnuy Ht Law nnd At'ent to J 1 J J JHf iiiternoon (Siinduyri excepted). lake Acknowledgments. No.-- Kiahu.

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Addrcu nil Communications DailyBulletin.

AdvertUeinents, to ciuuro Insertion,should be handed lu before one o clock1'. M.

Daniel Logan Managing EditorNorman Logan Associate- Editor and Ac

eouutanl.W. A. S. Bcals-- Collector mid Shipping

Repoitor

Bulletin Steam Printing Office.

Nowspnper, Book and Job Printing or

all kinds done ou the inoit laoiubluterms.

JAS. Q. CLEVIOR, Manager.BcllTelephone No. MO

Mutual Telephone No. 250

Commission merchants.

T. WATEttHOUBB,JOHN Importer and Healer in GenerulMerchandise, Queen t Honolulu. 1

Claus bprcckcls. Win. O. trwln.

irwin Ss Company,WCt.Sugar Factors and CommissionAgents, Honolulu. 1

OLEQHORN & CO.AS. Importers and CommissionMoiohunts, dealers In General Mcichan-dlse- ,

Quoeu aud Kuahumanu sts., Hono.lulu. 78

at CO.,WILDER Healers in Lumber, Paints,Oils, Nails, Salt and Building Materialsof every kind, cor. Fort aud Quccu sts.,Honolulu. 1

S.N.Catle. J. U.Ataortoa.Si OOOKE,CASTLE Shipping uud Commission

Merchants. Importers aud Healers inGeneral Merchandise, No. 80 King st.,Honolulu. 1

K. HUTCHISON. M. A. OONSALVKS.

M. A. GONSALVES & CO.,

Wholesale Grocers & Wine Merchants

28!) Beaver Block, Honolulu.

QRINBAUM St CO.,MS. Importers of General Merchandise aiid Commission Merchants,Honolulu, and

HM.Califoiniu street,1 Ban Fruuulaco, Cal.

J LYONS,Auctioneer and General

Commission Merchant,Masonic Block, Queen St., - Honolulu.

Sales of Furniture, Slock, Heal Estateand Uenornl Merchandise promptly at- -

tended to.Sole Agent for Americau aud Eur,

pean merchandise. iHo"

BREWER & COMPANY,0 . (Himiiwu;

Gknehal Mbkcantilk andCommission Agents.

list ok okkickiis!1'. 0. Jones, Jr. . . .President & ManngerJ. O. Oautkii. . . ..Treasuier ii Secretary

DIUKC10HS:

Hon. C. H. Bisuor. Hon. H. A. 1'. Caiu-e-

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Geo. W. Macfarlane. II. H. Mactarlanc.

Q. W. MACFARLANE & Co.

IMPORTERS, COMMISSION MER- -

CHANTS andSuyar Factors,

Fire-Proo- f Building, 52 Queen street,Honolulu. U. I.

aoentb torThe Walkapu Sugar Plantation, Maui,The Spencer Sugar Plantation, Hawaii,Tho lleeia Sugar Plantation, Oahu,Huelo Sugar Mill, Maui,lluelo Sugar Plantation, Maui,1'uuloa Sheep llauch Co., Hawaii,I. Fowler & Co. Steam Plow and Port-

able Tramway Works, Leeds,Mirrlees. Watson & Go's Sugar Machin

ery, Glasgow,Glasgow and Honolulu Line of Packets

1 ur.

O. BBRQER,

24 Mkhohant Stkbkt.General Agent for

The N. Y. Life Insuranco Company,

Tho City of Loudou Firo In. CoOlmit'd

Bouth British and National Flru & Ma-rln- o

Insuianco Co.

Mncnealo & Urban Safes,

Tho Colebrated SprlngQeld Gas Maehlno

Gas Fixtures of Mitchell, Vance & Co.

The Hartford Firo Insuranco Co.

Tho Commercial Firo & Marlnu Itisur-uuc- o

Co.238

C. II. AVOOLTIIINGTON,

GENERAL PURCHASING AGHKT.

Special notice to Island orders forMerchandise of every description, at thovery lowest rates ot commission, ccuufor samples of Dry Goods, etc., etc.Catalogues and prico list free by mallevery steamer. Address

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

JAl.FKED MAGOON,ATIORNEYATLAW.

42 Merchant street, Honolulu.

JOHN A. HASSINQER,Agent to tako Acknowledgments

to Continets for Labor. Interior 'Jfllee,Honolulu.

IJMOUAUD F. BIOKEBTON.Xj Altoruev and Counsellor at Law.Money to lend on Mortgage of Free,holds. Olllcu. No. UMci chant st. 1

1ECIL BROWN,J toiuer aud Counsellor at Law

Notary Public, and Agent for taking Ackuowlcdgmcnts of Instruments for thoIsland of Uahu. Mcichuut fctrcot, Hono-lul- u.

1

M THOMPSON,ATTORNEY AT LAW,

and Solicitor in Chanccrv. OlllceCampbell's Bloc!;, Second S"iory, BoomsU and U. Entranco ou Merchant nticct,Honolulu, H. I. im tfVATILLIAM AULD.t T Agent to take Acknowledgments

to Contracts for Labor for tho Districtof Komi, Island of Oahu, at the olllcu ofthe Honolulu Waterworks, foot of Nunaim street. 18!

JM. MON8ARRAT,ATTOHNEY AT LAW

jnd Notary Public. Heal Estate in anypart of the Kingdom bought, sold andlc isnl, ou commission. Loans ncgolinted, Logal Documents Drawn. No. 27.Merchant st. (Gazette Block), Honolulu.Hawaiian Islands 100

WO AKANA,and Hawaiian Translator

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

Translations of either of tho abovilanguages made with accuracy nnd diapatch, and on reasonable terms. 200

13 P. GRAY. M. D.,X . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,Olllce, first door west of Library Build-ing. Hours, from I) to 11 a m., nnd 2 to 4and 7 to 8 p.m. Sundays, 0 to 11 a.m.

Residence, cor. Kinau and PensucolaStreets. 048 ly

DR. A. MOWAYNE,Physiclau and Surgeon,

Ofllcc aud residence iM Alaken street.Office hours, 9 to 11 n.m, 0 to 8 ..

04 ly

DR. EMERSON,PHYSICIAN & SUHGEON.

Has removed his licsidence and Ofllccto 10(1 Fort Street (lately occupied byuapt. nayicy;

( 8 to 10 A.M.,Office Houus- - 1 to 3 P.M.,

( 7 to 8 EvenincTelephone (Bell und Mutual), No. 140.

177 tf

DR. M. GOTO,Physician and Surgeon.

Lcpio-y- , Syphilis and Skin l)icase aSpecialty. Olllce, mauka of tliu resi-dence oi Hon. James Keau, King Street,Knpalama, Honolulu.

Okfici: Houus 1 to 5 p.m.Su.nkavs 8 a.m. to 12 M.

N.B.Paitics on the other Islands conconsult by letter. 153 ly

JAMES BKODIE.Veterinary Surgeon.OFFICE nnd residence, 100 King St.,

Kawaiahao Church. Mu-tual Telephone, :)51. Olllco hours from7 to 0 a. m., and 1 to 2 i: m. Orders leftat tho Pantheon Sbiblcs will be prompt-ly attended to.

P. O. Uo- - fcO. 843 tf

NOTICE.M11-- , D. L. AHPHART hereby Inti- -

mates that hu has this day withdrawn lioin the llrm of Soyoni; & Ah- -

pluirt, and that ho will carry on the busi.ncs of au Employment Agency, Anglo.Chinese Interpreting, Collecting Ac-counts nnd other Agency Business atSun Kim Lung Co.'s, '13 Hotel street.

112 tf

TO BUTCHERS, GRAZIERS,pTPm T. AV. KAWL1XS,2EWim Soap Manufacturer.Tho highest Casta vidua for any quan-

tity of Tallow.

Honolulu MunitlYorltH, I.clcoBell Telephone 20. P. O. Box 4.

217

ALEX. ARTHUR,Queen St., next Bulletin OiUcu,

Horses broken to Sad-

dleAk and Hnruoss,Horses hoarded by tho

dny, week, or month,Horses Clipped. IgV Telephone 181.

2Utf

S. M. CARTER,"Wood mid Coal Slercliuut,

No. 82 King Street. TelnphonoNumber, In both Companies, 187.

Wood and Coal Orders are herebyfoHcltid, and will bo dclivcre4 at anylocality within the city limits.

Departure Bay Coal, NowoastloCoal and Charcoal.

Hard and Soft Wood, Saed and Split,always on hund.aud sold In

234 quantities to suit. tf

NOW READY FOIt INSPECTION AT THE

Popular Millinery101 Fort Street, :

N. S. SACHS,

Every Re-Stocke- d,

ELEGANT

Embroideries,SILK

CorsctH, Grloves,

DISPLAY

HANDKERCHIEFS,

Mictw,A complete linu of Ladies and Children's Hose; The latest Novelty Hod

and Blue All-Ov- er Embroidery, for yokes and sleeves,with edging to match.

AND STRAW GOODS,Our Millinery Department is now complete, and arc now showing

the Latest Style of Ladies and Children's Hats, trimmedand untriinmcd. Also, a largo assortment of

Plumes, Tips, Birds' Wings, etc.Native Straw Sewed in tho latest Shnpcs.

Mrs. aiellis' Dressmaking Department on Promises.

UNION0

Hay, Qrain and

GOODS,

House,

Department

MILLINERY

FEED

Corner of Queen and Edinburgh StreetsTelephone XVO.

Inland ordern nollcttnd. and goodM delivered promptly.

II. M. BENSON,

- uj.. "CTTMgae

BENSON, SMITH & CO..i;iif:ii;lii;il k Dispmsli Fbarmacists,

113 Si 116 FORT STREET, HONOLULU,

Depot for Booricko & Schreck'sHomoepathic medicines, Ricksecker's Perfumes

And Toilet Requisites, Tho Common Sense Nursing Bottles,

And Allaire Woodward & Co's Pharmaceutical Products.

Mercantile.

IHR. GERTZ, t.No. 80 Fort street, Honolul.lCImporlcr aud Healer m Gent's, Ladies'and Children's boots, shoes and slippers.

ltobcrt Luwora, U. M. t'oolto,Si COOKE,

(successors to Leweis & Dickson.)Importers and Dealers in Lumber and allkinds ot Building Matcilals, Fort street,Honolulu 1

HOLLIUTER fc CO.

Druggists & Tobacconists,WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

109 Fo-- t Street, William's Block, Ilono-- 2

1 0 lulu, 11. 1 .

J. M. OAT Jr. &Co.Dealers In all kinds of

STATION I3RY,The Latest Foreign Papers always onhand at tho Gazette Itleck. MerchantStreet

Mr Tho English Admiralty Chartsalways on handi. 1 by

FOR SAIilM.

ANNING'S ISLAND GUANO inF quantities to suit Apply to tho

PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.103 lyr

Wll. UIcOAXlVLESS,No. G Queen street. Fish Market,

Dealer in choicestlieef, Vcnl, Mutton, FIhIi, Ac, dr.

Family and Shipping Orders carofullyattended to. Livo siook furnished tovessels at short notica, tnd Vegetablesof all kinds supplied to nlcr. 340 ly

THE FISHER CIDER COMPANYFactory, 13 Lllilm street.

ARE now prepared to furnish thisChampagno Cider at

short notico, nnd in quantities to suit.All orders will meet prompt attentionby addressing The Fislur Cider Co.

M.T. DONNELL, Manager.Mutual Tclophono 330. 180 ly

: : Honolulu,

PKOPMETOK.

OF

Laces, Shawls,

etc..

COMPANY,

Chicken Feed.

a. w. smitu,

Wolfe & Company,Grocery and Feed Store,

Corner King and Nuunnu streets.Fresh Grocorios and Provisions received

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

501 Om

tronoli tan iMeLJ

KING STREET,

G. ,T. AVA.l,rl31t, Proprietor.Choicest Moats from Finest Herds.

Families and Shipping

SUPPLIED ON SHORT NOTICE

and at tho

Mtir-Ico- t PriccH.All meats delivered from this Market

nro thoroughly chilled immediately afterkilling by inenns of n BelLColeinan Pa-tent Dry Air Refrigerator. Meat sotreated retains all Its juicy properties,and is GUAIIANTKKI) to Kkkp LonoehAKTKIt DHUVI'.KV THAN FllKSIIIjY-KILI- r-

E Meat. 74 ly

Patronize Hone Mistfjf !

J. W.miMCLEY,

Cigar tlanutRcturer,

Fonnorly of the Pioneer Cigar Fnctory. has moved into tho front part ofthu Crystal Soda Works, where ho isprepared to 1111 all orders at the lowestwholosalo prices.

t3T hi and orders solicited andpromptly filled. 100 ly

71 Quoon Htr!et,AOKNT KOIl

Steainor "J. I. DowselV'AND SC1IOONKI1S

Morris, Joseph, nt.

SAXi" ITOll BALE.Fi le ami roarc runloii Salt j ino

Kikaako Halt, In quantities to Hiiit.

Alfo, lnrj,e nnd Binall Iron W-tte-

Tunkn. Palms, Oils, Etc., Etc. G3 ly

LAtNE & CO.IIuo a Large Stock of tho

VERY BEST EAT.O-x'Mi- DEt.9

Which isofl'jrednt Low est Market Pi ,cesAND-Duli- eroJ

Freo to any part of tho City

AGENTS FOB THEi'tific Mutual Life Insurance Gj.

OF CALIFORNIA.

Aejcntt, for the Hoover Telephone

Commisiic norofDeodsforCalifo; nialVlonlioni- - No. 147. 7(h'

Mechanical.

1"UOWI JS PHILLIPS,ticai Plumbers, Gas Fi- - ers

nnJ Jopp 'i unlths, No. 71 King st jet,H m ilulii 13- - Houte nnd Ship fobWoifr prcm rtly executed. lu3

J't) C ViPENTERS ii BUILD S..lr bbln- - promptly attended to a all

wur s gun a itced. Plans and speci ica.tit ii fun u icd at short notice. Q eenStrt-t- , na Alakea. P. O. Box t50.N it ial2 1 phono 318. 141 y

Hji olu u Carriage Manufai t'ytztr and 230 Fort Street,

Hoiolul'i, - - - Hawaiian Is,Yr.lM'AUE, Proprietor

h0 iy

3T rjfT.TTT.rr Tnnw TXTm-w- o

i.t. .(inlniia e,. rrtip 111 rJ1

uia, coohi ( irnn, brass nnd lradist-l- -

i m'Cilncry of every descrlftionmid to (n r. Particular attentio aidto si lp's ihck smithing. Job work 4X0--1

cutei at n it notice.

T A.. MCKENZIE,tJ PRACTICAL PLUM MERand Oas fitter.

All orders for House or Ship vrorkpromptly c tccuted.

feTBIiop next to Post Office, B'thclStrtst. 154 ly

WEMNER & CO.aiaiiiirarttirliiE Jewellers,

Constn it r on hand n larac assort, .lentof very ilcscrlptionof Jewelry, Wnt bes,Gold and Silver Plated Ware, &c.

95S ly

GEO. V. STUATJMII-WEit- ,

AnriSTIC SIGNS A (SPECIALTY.

7E King Street, Honolulu.

170 P. O. Bos 310. iy

Thos. Lindsay,MANUFACTURING JEWELT1R.

108 Xo. GO Nutianu fctrcct. iy

ALV1NTI. IIASEMAXN,Book-Bind- er

PAPER-RULE- and BLANK-- !' )OKManufacturer.

Book Bliu lug of all description i entryxrd promptly executed.

Gazette Building - - Merchant street722 1y

ft-KOU- LUCAS,Contractor

and Builder,'; SNIBa JrV

Ifonolilu Steam Planing Mills, 1 ipla-nnd-e,

Honolulu.Ianufa' tt res all kinds of Mouh Ings,

dracl ou, Window Frames, Bill Is,thf-he- Ooors, aud all kinds of Wood-t- c

rk Hu s'i. Turning, Scroll and BandSawing. HI kinds of Sawing and Plan-in,- ,,

Mo't tjingnnd Tenanting.i)rdci i promptly nttunded to nnd work

ginrant '0 I. Orders from the oti. or la-

in ds si .Iclted

Telephone 35.

; TERPRIJ Cf. PLANING MILL,l'bAlx1(en, iivurtnen . L

O i, Haiidbe, Proprieio.

Contacting & BuildingMonti! tgs and Finish always onh'ud.

CiT 0?d rs promptly attended t . --&lvon mam:

t'nrtl unl Nolt Htovo Vood,934 Cut and Split ly

0UD8ORIPTIONSO 0ENT8 PER MONTH

R. MORE &. Co.,Ship's Blacksmith & General Machinist.

Or All work Promptly nud neatly Per.formed. 205 am

PIOIV13I3K,

AM) JJA.ICJJIIV.F. HORN, Praclicnl Confectioner,

Pastry Cook and Baker.71 Hotel Si. --tttrar Telephone 71

N. T. BURGESS,84 King street, : : Honolulu.

Carpenter and llnlliler. Itncitticc aud(iSeticrnl IIxpitmm.Draying nnd steamer Freight rarefully

handled.Carriage painting done by a first-clas- s

workmnn at 78 King Mreet.Jobbing in above Hues attended to withpromptness, and chnrges according to

the amount nnd ipudlty of work.OfTlce Telephone, 20'J. Residence, 102.

143 ly

E. R. RYAN,13out Jlullder.

Boats Built and Repaired to Order.

All Kindts of Jtoiit Mntvrial.Timbers, Knees, Stems, Keels. Also, 1

Decked Surf Boat, 1 Largo Twchc-To-n

tfcow, 1 Four.Oared Race Boat, 2 SmnllSkilTs, 1 Twclvo-To- n Sloop in peVfectorder, with sails, anchors and chainscomplete. For snle cheap lor cash,Kllauea street, Honolulu. 1008 ly

ALEX. FLOHR,Practical Gun M and Lock Smith,

Bethel St., next to Posl-Ofllc- p.

Sewing Machines of all kinds repaired.All kinds of Light Machinery repaired

on Short Notice.N.B. Good Workmanship nnd Charges

Strictly Moderate. P. O. Box 100.124 ly

WILLIAM MILLER

CabinetmakerMM. .

And Vpholfttcrcr,No. 03 Hotel Btrect,

Opposite International Hotel,Canes and "Walking Sticks,

Made of every kind of

NATIVE WOODSrackets, Cornices, Curtain Poles, &c.

made of tho latcH designs.

BAGGAGE EXPRESS.The undersigned havingui;en cnarge or llnggago

;Express No. 81, for thopurpose of carrying on tho Express andDray business, hopes by paying strictattention to business to receive a shnroof public patronage.

B3T Moving pianos nnd furniture aspecialty. B. BURGERSON.

Residence, corner Punchbowl nndStreets. Mutunl Telephone 826.

West, Dow & Co., Telephone 170.30 ly

Bearer seiThe Best Lunoh in Town,

Tea and Coffee at All Hours

Tho inet Brand of

Cigars & Tobacco.always on hand.

ii, J. NOLTE, Proprietor.

HDSTACE & ROBERTSON

DRAYMEN.orders for Cartago promptly

to. Particular attentionpaid to the

Storing & Shippingof goods in transit to tho other Islands.

Also, Black and White Sandin quantities to suit at lowest prices

Olllce, cor. Knnhumnnu & Queen sts,

Hawaiian Bell Telephone No. 83.982 ly Mutual Tclophone No. 19.

LIME 1 LIME !

Fntronlze Homo Mimnfactnro

The Hawaiian Stone Comp'yAro now prepared to furnish fresh Limoin quantities to sun purchasers, nndsatisfaction warranted as to loth thekind and the price.

93, ly

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-- KkW 4w 2SimiJg. &,;& Uk,WJ, 6WJUm-- '

ALLEN & B0BINS0N,Aicnts,

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B" ,;' MHIiMMMMMWMMIM

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BISHOP & Co., BANKE1 8llunululu, Hawaiian Islands.

Draw Exchange on thei3iuin oi'CuitroiMtiii, h. ir.

And their agents InNEW YORK, BOSTON, HONG KONG.

Miinrs. N. M. Rothschild & Son, Lon' mThe Commciclal Bank Co., of Sydi i.y,

London,The Cuimnci uiiil Bank Co., of Sydney,

Sydney,The Bank of New Zcalaud: Aui'kli.nd,

Ohrlstehureh, and Wellington,'The Hank of Hritlsh Colunibla, Vic-

toria, li. 0., and Portland, Ur.and

Transact a General Hanking Business.fif.il ly

Pledged to neither 8ect nor Party,But tttabllihcd for the benefit of nil.

THURSDAY, FKH. 2fi, 188(1.

FREEDOM JUSTIFIED BY HER CHILDREN.

By tlu recent lowering of thefranchise in Knglnnd, the cleetoiatewas increased from three millions to

'ilvo millions. This tremendous ac-

cretion was from the working classes.Yet the new House of Commons ap-

pears to be as able, intelligent amiwcll-eilnciit- a body us precedingones. This goes to prove that the

working people of the United King-

dom have justified the trust reposed

in them, contrary to tho apprehen-

sions of a disastrous democratic

deluge. They have not been car-

ried away by preposterous notions

of a betterment of their condition to

be achieved by having their newly

acquired power wielded by members

of their own class. Their good

sense has been displayed in select-

ing ability, intellect and experience

to serve them in the councils of thenation, rather than the untrained

zeal without knowledge of would-b- e

reformers from their own ranks.

EDITORIAL NOTES.

Cold waves in the Southern Statesmay turn the eyes of injured fruit-

growers there to a country whosetropical balminess never fails. Come

hither, where the orange and the

myrtle ever bloom, and Jack Frostis never numbered among "th0

burglars. ftMr. Ilcydon, Minister for Justice

in New South Wales, has resignedhis position owing to the decision of

the Ministry to propose a. propertytax. Would it not be a funny thingto sec a Minister in Hawaii resign-

ing on account of disagreement withhis colleagues, or for any constitu-

tional reason, such as the vetoing of

one of his measures?

In this issue is given a descrip-

tion of the yacht now building to

defend American honors in this

year's international race. It would

seem that sailing racers are runningto the same standard of inutility

that has characterized racing row-boa- ts

for many years. Speed andnothing else is the desideratum.Therefore, marine architecture forpeace or war is not going to benefitmuch, if any, from the models of

craft, with centerboards and leaden

keels, which win gilded trophic1.

INTERMEDIARY COURT.

TiiunsiuY, Feb. 2f)th.

Before Preston, J. Chung Tingwas discharged, on appeal from sen-

tence of the l'olicc Court, for as-

sault and battery. A. Rosa forprosecution and J. A. Magoou fordefendant.

On the appeal of Poni from theDistrict Court of Wnialua, appel-lant was found guilty and sentencedto hard labor for (1 months. A.Rosa for prosecution and S. K.Kane for defendant.

POLICE COURT.

Tnt'itsDAY, Feb. 25th.Kit, and Kniuahaua, drunks, 0

each.. Chas. Nelson, 831, and Kauianu,

81(1, adultery.Annie llowo, disorderly conduct,

hard labor 18 hours and 82. 80 costs.Morgan, SO, assault and battery.

civil. CASKS.

1 Geo. II. Lttco, Tax Collector, vs.Apai al Chung Pal, assumpsit for6i'7C, with 10 percent added ; judg-ment for the Collector.

Tax Collector vs. S. F. Graham,tax 8o7.y.r), and 10 percent added ;

judgment as above.

BUSINESS ITEMS.

A noon milky is for sale at C. K.Miller's Business Agency. (10 tf

' Annual Meeting1 Notice.rpilE regular annual meeting of theX Stockholder of tho Inter-Islaii- d

Steam Nailgatlon Co. (limited), will beheld on the 2nd pioxluin, at 10 o'clocka. 111., at their olllco on Esplanade.

.l.ENA.Seo'y I.I.S. N. Co.Honolulu, Feb. 25, 1880, 01 4t

kwr,wwfMWWMenwnt'l

NOTICE,M11', I. TUN SlAU of Honolulu,

lmvlnir made an usslirnluciit to woof nil his propel ty for the bun Ht of hiscreditor', notice Is hcichy givui to allpomm'. to picscnt their claims againstthe Kild I. Ton Slau within one monthfrom dato at the olllcc of 11. liackfeid& Co., and all persons tndebtc-- i to wildI. Ton Slan are luicby roniested tomake Immediate p.n incut to t.ie under-hlgtiM- l.

,1.1'. IIAUKFMM).Aslpieo of I. Ten Sluu.

Honolulu, Fob. '.'4. lssti. 01 "it

NEW YORK LINE.T II. OKOS.MAN & BHO.,

TT Broad StH'et, N.Y., will do- -

patch nu Al vessel In this line, on orabout

JIA.Y 1 O, 1 H,Older should be forwarded by steamerof .March lilth, In Injure shipment bythis opportunity, or not latet Hum April(ttli. CASTLE A; COOKE,(It Agents.

UNION GAS MACHINE,4 T our regular Sale on SATURDAY,J. Fob.!i7lh, we will sell

1 Union nw Miieliine,In good older. Can bo seen al 11. Hack,fehl it Co.'.s stole.

E. P. ADAMS & Co.01 si Auctioneers.

Regular Cash SaleFit I DAY, Feb. 2(th,

at 10 o'clock a. m , at my salosioin,will be sold, a full line of

Dry Goods, Clothing,Cioekery, Gins-war- Lamp Chimneys,Groceries', Chinese .Matting; aKo, a linelot of Plated and Gold .lewclry, consist,ing ol Finger Kings, Earrings, Ladles'Sets, Watches, etc.,

CALA. POTATOES. ONIONS,Maui Com, Hags No. 1 & 2 Sugar,

ANo, will be oll'ured a tine lot of Ladies,Misses. Hoys and Men's Bonis and

Shoes, which must be sold toclose consignments.

A large variety of lloiuehwld Furniture,consisting of Bedsteads, Matlicsscs,Lounges, Tables, Chairs, Stovts, etc.

1 llxpicss Wagon, '2 Carriage and 1

fine S.ihilo Horses, Mexican Saddles,Set of new Huggy Harness. Also,

1 Large Square Piano.Also, Taio.

J. LYONS, Aucl'r.

(fJarber's ShopJTV1S, sa.jl.i;.

The fixtures of Barber Shop and HairStore on Fort Street, opposite Dodd'sStables, consisting of1 large Glass Show Case with counter,1 largo Side Show Case with drawers,5 Mirrors, 1 Marble Withstand,I Patented Uarlier Chair, 28 square yards

of Linoleum, 2 Wasbsiands,1 Iron l!edstead,2 Wire Mattrcscs,

Chairs, etc.

N.B Ladies in need of Hair Switch,es, front pieces, Hair Nets, etc., woulddo well to purchase at once, as now is achance to get a bargain they may neverhave again.

If the above property is not disposedof before TUESDAY, March flth, it willon that day be sold at auction by E. P.Adams it Co.(il lOt EDWARD WANEK.

Adm'tors' SaleOF

Val'ble Real EstateIN

Maui, Hawaiian Islands.

On Monday, Mar. 1, 1886,At 12 o'clock, noon, at the auction rooms

of E. P. Adams it Co., QueenStreet, Honolulu.

1)AKT1KS desiring a good InvestmentHawaiian Islands will have

a rare opportunity in the purchase oftho Rose Ranch property, lately ownedby Captain James Makce, on the Islandsof Maul.

This estate comprises over eleventhoiisaud (11,000) acres of land held hifee .simple, ami about ten thousand(10,000) acres held under lease to runsix years longer. The stock on the estatecomprises about il.bOO head of well-bre- d

cattle, including 100 yoke working cat-tle and ilOO milch cows and 00 horsesand mules.

The buildings consist of a iiialu dwell-ing house, guests' cottages, otllce, bil-liard room, chapel, dairy and beefhouses, store, overseer's house, servantsquarters, etc., etc.

Tlieio arc between thico and fourhundred thousand trees on the estate, ofvarieties of eucalyptus, acacia, cypress,l'ridu of India, cedar and cinchona.

Tho cisterns for water are 12 in num-ber, thu largest capable of holdingK..000 barrels.

Steamers fioin Honolulu slop at thelanding of the estatu once a week. Thupassagu from Honolulu to thu landing Ismade in 12 hours by steamer. Hundredsof citizens of Calllornla and the EasternStates bine experienced the hospitalityof the late Captain Makee, who willbear willing testimony to tho naturalbeauties of the estate ami to thu salub-rity of the climate.

. TEH.MS OF SALK,

One-thir- d cash.One-thir- d In hU months; one-thir- d in

onoyear, with interest at 1) percent.,by mortgage.

Particulars of lauds hi feu or underlease can be had upon application to

WM.O. UtWJN it CO.

E. 1 ADA3I3 & CO.,Auctioneers.

V AVIED,A SITUAT'ON by tt young respect--"- .

able Etij'llshmiitt. Is a teetotaler.Understand tha car'cf horses, etc. Canto highly iccrmmetidcd by former

l'lcn'o nddre, W. K., cityrosi uincc. lii ;it

"just received,'TMIK follow ng Courts direct from theX English Ulml alt)'!

1'aclllc Occ n; I'licltlc Ocean, S. W.I beef, Pacific Ocean, X. W. sheet; Pad-li- e

Ocean, S. "2. sheet; Pacific Ocean,!L 12. sheet; Sandwich Islands; Fan.King's Island, Gilbcit Islands; FlglIslntuls; New alei.oula, New Hebrides,mid Loyalty Isles; New Calidonla;XitmontiHo In .uids; Mackenzie Island;Anchorages In Solomon Islands: Anchor-ages In Marsh, ill Islands; North PaeltlcCaroline Islands; Truk or HoyoluIslands; Aiieiteiim Island; Gilbert Isl-

ands; Kill Islands; Yap Island; Caroline Island; Ancliorages In the ewHebrides jNoithi'aclllc Marshall Island;.Norm 1'aclllc Caroline isianu; . w.Pacific New Hebrides; .Marshall Islands.For sale by .I.M. OAT, .11$. &. CO..

L'fi Merchant St.Ilrnolnln, II. 1. til '.w

Marshal's Sale.virtue of an order Issued out ofEY the Supreme Court of the Hawaii-

an Islands, sitting as i Court in Ad-

miralty, wherein certain proceedings hiAdmiralty wiec brought by Frceth itPeacock, plaiiitllls against the brigAllle Howe, a decree and order of salewas madn thciciiudcr by the HonorableLawrence McCully, Justice of theSupreme Court, dated the !Mtli day ofFebruary, a.o. 18SII, commanding mc inpursuance of said decree to sell thu saidbrig Allle Howe, her boats, tackle, ap-parel and furniture.

In nhedicnio to said older I will sellthe said

KlUCr "AI.il.1E KOIVE,"

her levats, tackle, nppaiel and furnitureat public auction, to the highest bidder,

On Tlinx.scly,the 11 lb day of March, A.n. 18S0, at

12 o'clock noon,Al her moorings at Minnies' wharf, nearthe Fish Market, Honolulu.

3?" Terms cash; deeds at expense ofpurchaser.

JNO. H.SOPKR, Marshal.Honolulu, Feb. 21, 1SS0. (it td

Adm'tors' SaleOF

VaVble Real Estate.By order of the Administrator of the

Makce Estate, we will sell at publicauction, ou

WEDNESDAY, Mar. lOlli,AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON,

On the premises, that certain parcel ofland on thu comer of Heretauln andUnion Streets, with the handsome

Family Residencethereon, built by the late Capt. Makcefor his own use." The house is large androomy, faithfully built, and with parti-cular reference to the wants of ourtio-plca- l

climate. The place can be viewedat any time upon application toIHWIN & Co.

Immediately after the sale of thehouse and lot we will bell

5 Lots at Waikiki,adjoining the residence of W. G. Irwin,Esq., and numbered as per IvapiolaniPark plan respectively 110, 117, 118, 119,120.

E. P. ADAMS & CO.,01 lit Auctioneers.

Adminis Erie

OF

Household Furniture.By order of tho Administrators of the

Makce Estate, we will sell at publicauction, on

WEDNESDAY, Mar. 10th,AT 10 o'clock, a.m.,

at the residence, corner Bcretnnia andUnion Streets, the

In part as follows, viz:

Drab Silk rep. Parlor Set, 8 pieces;llosewood Center Table,2 Bronzes and Stands, 4 Oil Paintings,U Walnut and Gilt Mirrors, Music Back,

lMCftialle Tases,Marble Busts, Carpeting, Oak Extension

Dining Table,Oak Sideboard and Mirror,12 Oak Dining Chairs, Glass and Plated

Wnrc, Majolica Ware, 1 Sextant, GlassLamps,

1 CliInpNe I'orcelaln

Breakfast and Dinner Set,3 BW Bed i oom Sets, complete,Wardrobes, Mattresses, Pillows,Mo&quito Nets, Chellbnlers, Covered

Lounges, Camphor Trunk,Velvet Hugs, Carpet Chairs, Clothes

Box, Parian Figures, Toilet Sets,Chamber Sets, 1 Kosowood Bedroom

Set, complete, Hocking Chairs,Hat Back, Buvolvlng Chair, Whatnots,Flower Pots and Stands, Koa Meat Safe,Befrigcrator, Stove and Kitchen Furni- -

turc, Bath Tub, etc., etc.

1 Top Buggy,Also, Harness, Step Ladder, etc. do,

E. V. ADAMS & CO.,01 Ht Auctioneers,

Corporation StocksFOlt SALE.

rxnvAi.un.

Ha w'n Oarnnco Manf 'g Co., cl no 100K. O.Hall & Son, 7S 1C0lnter.Islftiul S.N. Co., 10(I 103Bell Telephone, 33 10Hhw'ii Agilculliinil Co., (a. 00 1C0

Wlhler's Steamship Co., 100 100(1. Biewer & Co., mo iroHalawa, no looWoodlawn Dairy, U0 100Walluku Sugar Co., Of! 100

Walmanalo, 175 100Star Mill, r, cooReciprocity Sugar Co., to 100

L. A. THUBSTON, Stock Brokci.33 Merchant Street. 151 ly

CLEHK "WANTED,who can write neatly and

and understandstlgurcs. Ho must have recommenda-tions. A young active man preferred.Applicants may address In their ownhut.dwriiing (stating salary desired).59 lit V. POWERS, Bulletin Otllce.

T ntnhfni lif'CI PGllllBSLU UllIUlUOWo have received instructions to sell

at Auction,

On SATURDAY, Feb. 7th,nl 1 1 a.m., to close a consignment,

lYll IllVoiCMS olLetcliford's Choice Perfumes,

Florida Water. Lime Juice itGlycirine, etc.

which will be sold without reseive.

E. P. ADAMS & Co.,00 lit Auctioned!).

LEASEofGITYPROPERTY

For Sale at. Auction.l have icccivcd Instructions to oiler at

Public Auction,

On MONDAY, March 1st,ut 10 a.m., at the Premises,

The Lease of Stock & Fixturesof the well-know- n Restaurant,

THE OLD CORNER,situated at the corner of Queen nndNuminu Streets. The Lease has ! yearsanil I months to run from the 15th ofMarch, and ihc llMiires comprise 2Ranges, Cooking Utensils, Chairs.Tallies, Cioekery. Glass, Cutlery, PlatedWare, and all the appurtenances d

in said Restaurant. JS" Termscash.

LEWIS J. LEVEY,CO It Auctioneer.

undersigned begs to call theof Phintcis and others who

may want to move a succession of lightloads for moderate distances to the sys-ter- n

of

TELPHERAGE,By which a nearly continuous stream ofsugar cane or other matcilal may bomoved by means of electric motorsdrawing buckets, baskets or other con-

tainers along a stationary steel rodon posts, the power being sup.

plied at a central station by means of asteam engine or water power workingon olectric dynamo.

Tins system does not pnuess to com-pete with tramways whcietho groundis suitable for such a mode of convey,ancc, hut the circumstances under whichits advantages are apparent are:

Where tho ground is very rough, un-even or gulchy, or where the gradientsaro steep, as it has no dlflleully in draw-in- g

a loud up an incline of 1 in 10;Where tho spaeo for a tramway can-

not well be spared, or over swamps orother ground Impracticable for tram-ways.

It can bu taken nlong the high roadwith as much facility and with littlemore obstruction to the truffle than ,by aline of telephone posts;

It has the advantages of the overheadwire rope system without Its disadvan-tages, as there Is not a long wile rope todrag with Its attendant friction and lossof power, whilst It can turn on sharpcurves.

Tho main lino can ho moved to differ-ent positions at a moderate expense.

A lino is now working ut Glimlc inSussex.

For further particulars nnd cost, ap-ply to

W. Su CiUUKN,Agent for the Telpherage Compauy,

Limited, of London; also. Agent forJohn Fowler it Co.'s Railways andSteam Plows, and Mirrlees, Watson& Co.'s Sugar Machinery. 200 lm

JPOTL SALE.

IndiaRice Mill,San Francisco, Cal.

IN consequence of the death of theowner of this well. known property,

the whole establishment is ollcred forsale, and will bo disposed of as un en.tlrety, ofll-rln- a favorable opportunityto any onu disponed to enter into thisbusiness. Tho Mills for cleaning andhulling areof the most approved pal-ter- n,

wilh a Corliss Engine of lOOhortopower, built in U83, with all tho latestimprovements; also, a supeilor Boilerand all Machinery nccessaiy for clean,ing Rice ready for Immediate use.The land upon which the Miucturn Iserected Is held by lease, expiring July1, 1687, wllh tho privllcgu of 0 vents' ex-tension upon very favorable terms,- - orthe Mills and Machinery can lm remov-ei- l

if so desired. For further parti-- c

u In is, apply to

J. T, WATE1UIOUSE,Honolulu, or to

S. L. Jones & Co., San Francisco, 68

II. DAVIS. sarar .1. WILDER.

DAVIS & WILDER,IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Sta-pl-e sincl Fancy Groceries.Receive by every steamer from the Coast, regular replenishments of

Groceries of the Choicest Brands:Jacob Hold's Btilmlo Ilnms, H. M. Dupee Breakfast Bacon ; New York andGala. Crvum, Llmburger, Swiss, Young America, Edam and Pine ApplbCbecsu; Fairbanks' Laid. Culthm's Table mid Pie Fruit. Jams and Jellies;Canned, Curried, Polled and Deviled Meats, Fowl and Fish; Dried andPitted Peaches, Cherries, Plums, Prunes, Apples. Figs, Dates, Nuts and

corn ileal. Willie torn ,ueai, uraiiamCala. Crocker Co.'s Crackers andKits Snlnion Bellies; Choice Fam-I- ISnucr Kraut, French Capers, Slush.

Raisins. .Meals put up in lUlli. tin"Oat Meal, Craelicd Wlieal. bellowFlour, small and large Homliiv, &c,F.mcy in every variety. 25.1b.

v Corn Beef, nnd Pork : M ixed Pickle.rooms, Peas, Sardines, ,s and Js;

K.

Crosse & Blackwell'sFruits, marmalades, Jams, Jellies, Sultana Raisins, Currants, Salad Oil,Pickles, Spices, Pepper, Mustard, Mint, itc, Wotccstcrshlrc, Tomato, Chut-ne- y

and Tobasco Sauces, Chill Colorow it Durkccs Salad Dressing; Oiangc,Lemon nnd Citron Peel ; Sago, Tapioca, Corn Still ch, Pearl Barley, Gcrnica.Imperial Graniim, White Oats, .to.

McGondray & Co.'s Choicest Brands of Green & Black Teas.Fresh Flower and Vegetable Seeds always on hnnd.

OUR ICE HOUSE GOODSBy cverv steamer, Is n special feature, comprising California Fresh Fruits, Vcgetables, Fish, Butter Point Beyes Roll and every delicacy IN SEASON that theSan Francisco market affords.

CPT Orders dispatched promptly. Dally deliveries mode to all parts of thecity, Waikiki and the Valley. Island orders for families nnd plantations tilledwith special care.

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

sf'IJ

HELLO

rupnritnf '.T"".i .n hui

'lffi 7r7

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

" Quite ritfht. It's below value !"

GOOB-BY- E ! "04:

THE FIRM OF

and

The Bou

ogiunsi worms nnu

Pete do Fole

!

IS YOU, FISIIELYES."

"Have you any ofbrown JERSEY cloth-doub- le

width, such as you

uii T,r

terday for 50 a yard ? If

S. & CO.,

Your No

Offer224

STOVE IHousekeepers take notice

NOTICE TO THELadies and Gentlemen of Honolulu.

TEMPLE OF FASHION !

Are retiring from tho Clothing, Gents Furnishing and nat business,order to make room for their largo importations of

DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS,And ofl'er for sale at exceptional and genuincbargalns thelrlentire

unsurpassed Stock of

Men's, Youth's and Hoys'

Suits, Caps, etc., etc.The many Munis of our Mr. S. will be glad to learn that ho has re-

turned San Finncisco nnil wllll conduct and superintend this Clearanco Balepersonally, which alone is a guarantee to our many patrons of its genuineness.

Come Secure

Reasonable

E. fViclNTYRE & BRO.7

IMPOBTERS AND DEAJ.EHB IN

Groceries, Provisions and Feed,EAST CORNER FORT AND KING STREETS.

V;''0'1 V uver' Packet from the Eastern States nncf Europe,trosh California Produce by every Steamer. All orders faithfully attended to.nnil Goods delivered to any part ot the city free of charge. Island orders soli-cited. Satisfaction guaranteed. Post Olllco Box M5. Telephone No. 03. 1C8 ly- rit Un

MANILA CIGARSIn Bond or Duty Paid.

A Very Choice Lol, Fresh and Full.

In thu Market.

HOLLISTER & Co.sio

prnot wcaveis;

Gras,

HERE

Hint MR. ?

moreHint

- t,.i.iSI

COHN

Bargains,

Refused.

COALI

in

Hats,COHN

from

&L

Frmii Stove Conl

Xlio IStiHt JL,ot

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

CASTLE & COOKE,

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8Jw gUs g)UrtJn,THURSDAY, FKB. 26. 1880.

ARRIVALS.February Ul

Schr Tootsoy from KooluttFebruary 25

Stmr Dowsett fioin PalaSehr Jennie Walker from Fannlug's IsSchr Wallele from MallkoSchr Kiihimamt from Koholalclc

DEPARTURESrFebruary 25

Whaler Mary & Helen for n cruise.Schr Canute furlllloSchr Walmalti for HawaiiStmr C II ltlhop for llamaknaKclir Ku An Hon for HawaiiStmr Dowsett for Pain

VESSELS LEAVING

Stmr W G Hall forMnul and HawaiiSebr Wallele for Mallko

PASSENGERS.

For Walanac and Kauai, per steamerJnines Mukee. February ill Him II AWldemaiin, Hon G W I'alohau, (3 XWilcox, E Kruse, 18 .lupance Immi-grants and 20 deck.

For Kahulul, jier steamer Mkcllke,February 21 Hon W C l'aike,I.ieut .1 MKaneakua. Mrs II E Carpenter. MisStoltz and child, E W Peterson, Hon WK Castle, S Kapu, ltev .1 11 Haualke, 0V Foster, A II Smith. Mr Wasli Nortonand wife, Messrs Norman, I.eroylc andBridge, and about 80 deck.

SHIPPING NOTES.Sclir Wallele brought r00 baps of

sugar from Mallko this a m.The Sumatra has nearly llnMicd

The schooner Kc Alt Hon sails thisr m for Kan to receive cattle.

The John Smith received sugar fromthe Bishop voteiday, and some fromtho Dowsett this morning.

The steamer Dowsett ai rived thismorning with 800 bags of ugar froml'ala. She sails this r M, and will re-

turn Saturday with ti.full load of sugar.The schooner Toot'scy leturned from

Koolau yesterday with COO bags ofsugar, anil 20 bbls of mola?es. Shewas hauled upon tho Marine Hallwaythis morning.

The schooner Jennie Walker, CnptAnderson, arrived this morning, 1 1

days from Fannlug's Island with llicwood and 80 tons of copra. She waseight days sailing down but on her re-

turn was becalmed several days.The W II Dlinoml will take the oil left

here by whaler Mary & Helen to SanFrancisco.

mum.In Honolulu, Feb. 2tth, to the w ife of

Fred. Harrison, a daughter.

LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

RiKiULAR cash sale by Lyons at 10o'clock

Tiik brig Allie Kowo is to be soldby tho Marshal on Mutch 11th.

J. A. Pai.Mi:k and II. F. Hebbaidliuvo shifted quarters to tho stoicformerly occupied by S. Roth.

A hkkikh of events advertised forthe Yosemito rink begins with acandle raee evening.

Tiik schooner Canute will take 25Japanese laborers this evening forMr. Hitchcock, l'apaiko, Hawaii.

Mu, Yarndley's continued illnesswill prevent the weekly practice oftho Choral it ml Quintette Club to-

night.

A Hiwixn society is being oigun-i.e- d

this afternoon, liy tho women ofthe becond congregation of St. An-

drew's Ciitliedral.

Vihitino Mr. Johnson's harnesswhop, corner King and Nuuanustieets, some handsome English andMexican saddles, with patont stir-

rups, can bo seen.. m . -

Mn. and Mrs. Rowley, Master How-le-

Col. Powell and wife, tho MissesM. and F. Gove and Mr. Merrillleave by the steamer W. (!. Hall to-

morrow for n visit to tho Volcano.

SoMETiiiNn must ho moving inbusiness, when two columns of newadvertisements apply for room in n

day. Certainly something is "going,"when the auctioneers havo more thanhalf of tho quantity.

The Chief Engineer of tho FileDepartment is some more happygrandpa. A burglar visited his hotisou few nights ago, but a little ungelcamo to stay last night, in the pertonof Miss Harrison. Congratulationsto all.

Mits. Thomas Lack has vacatedthe store on Fort stieet, oppositoLowers ifc Cooke, and will occupy aportion of the building corner ofMerchant and Fort streets, whilo theold building is being moved and ic- -

placed by a brick house.-- -

Mil. J. H. Iteove. an Australianstockman, is on a tour among theplantations and ranches of this island.He is reported as saying that he hudnever seen a finer propeity than theHonouliuli lanch, that forms pint ofthe lands offered by the Oahu Coloni-zation Company.

Coi..Non is, whose migratory habitsare proverbial, being booked for pas-sag- o

to tho Coast by tho FoiestQueen, has shown anxiety as towhether all the powder has been gotout of that vessel. Ho has no di'Miofor an aeiial flight from tho world,unless allowed occasionally to comehack to read the Bum.iiin in bibfavorite chair at Nolto's.

Policeman No. U reports a littlenntivo girl about three and u halfyears of ago, Knpuu by name, tail-

ing into tho hay near the fish iniukotthis morning. The child had sunk

tc tlic ht'lfain for tho last Hum, whenbivtral native muu dived und

the body. Life was appa-rently extinct, but after judiciousand patient tieiUment the child wasresuscitated and is now doing well.

The schooner Jennie Wnlkci, thatarrived this morning from FanningIsland, will sail ngnin next Thursdayfor Gilbert Islands, calling at Grcig'splace on the way to get his returnGilbert Island laborers. Tho schoonerwill also visit Juluit for South SeaInland produce, and will return toHonolulu about June 1st. Captainl.ovoll leaves by the Jennie W.tlkerfor tiie Pacific Navigation Co.'s trad-ing station at Juluit.

Mn. A. J. Ciutwright received aletter from u friend of his by laststeamer, wherein it is announcedthat the woild-ienowne- d SignorCam-pobull- o

would be delighted to make nhip to this country, bringing u su-

perb opera company for u short sea-son, if our music-lovin- g people wouldextend the invitation ami raise usuitable subseiiption to wariunl himcoming. Sig. Campobollo's voice isa baiitoue, and he stands eminent inrespect both of talent und gentle-manly bearing.

Tilt: bath-hous- e now building nearthe Marine Railway promises to be ugreat boom to lovers of natatorial exer-cise in salt, water. The buildingwill ho 2l.vK) feet with two stories.The upper Hour will be similarto that of the Myrtle's boat hoife,the center loom being used for tem-perance lefieshments. On the bal-cony around the lefreshmenl roomwill lie chairs and sofas for tho.e whoehooe to look on. The lower floorwill contain diessing looms and freshwater showers. The swimming place,(JO.vlO feet, will he enclosed by u wiienetting to ptevent the entrance oflarge lishes. A fee of 25 cents willbe charged for u single bath, andmonthly tickets will be sold at u re-

duced inte. Theie will lie springboaids and all such conveniences forswimmers. The place will bo con-ducted in a strictly respectable way, asthe propriotois intend to make it alesoit for ladies and children us wellas gentlemen.

BOOKS FOR THE LIBRARY.

The Library and Heading ItoomAssociation has received from Mr.1. C. Jones, u copy of Hogarth'sWorks; also from Hon. . II. Dole,the following: Four Thousand Yearsof the World's Progress, ModelFarms and their Methods, Diseasesof Live Stock, and, Gleanings frommy Life "Work, by John 1$. Gough.There has just been added, by pur-chase, a complete set of Thackeray'sworks in twelve volumes, besides avariety of recent fiction.

The cold wave forced the Ken- -

lucky Legislature to adjourn.

COKAL,4 FINE lot of Coral Stone for build.

--TX ing; will t)o sold cheap, in ipiun-file- s

to suit. Applv toM 1 w FRED HARRISON.

Annual Meeting Notice.rpiIE Annual Meeting of the Stock.JL bidders of the People's Ife andRefrigerating Co , Limited, will lie heldon the and pioxlmoat their olllce onFort Street. J. KNA,

Sec'y P. I. & R. Co.Honolulu, Fob. 23, ISM. 8r lw

TO LET,rpilE Iloyd premises In Pauoa Valley,JL with large 2.story Dwelling House,containing Parlor, 0 Bedrooms, Dining- -

room, rantry, miction, wiue vcrantians,Stable, Barn, Rath llouso and Servant'sHouse, also a comfortable Cot.tage. (.V7 lw) C. BOLTE.

A'o Let Furnished,A I' Kilauca, Kauai, a comfortable

Ilousuiiud Cottage cmincntlysultn-i)- ,icr a lauiily wishing to spend a

hi i oi I lime in the country. Apply toMANAGER,

30 It Klhmea Sugar Co., Kauai.

TO LET.rpiIK Residence lately occupied byJL Mr. J. T. Watcrhousc, Jr., In Nuu.tutu Avenue. Would be a veiy desira-ble llouso for n family. Also, 2 Cot-lug-

on Sehoul Street. For full parti.cuTais apply at J. T. WATKIUIOUSE'SQueen Street Store. (51 2w

Election of Officers.AT the Annual Meeting of tho Ha-

waiian Agricultural Companyheld on the 21st .lanuary, the followingofllccrs ueio elected to torvo forthe cur-le-

year:Hon. Chas. R. Bishop President.Mu. Sam'i. U.ALU'.N VICClVoMllOlltM u P. 0. J onus Tirasurer.Mu. JosiiPii O. Cauti:ii SecretaryMit. Tom May Auditor

Directors Hon. 0. '. Bishop, Mr. S.C. Allen and Mr. P. 0. Jones

J. O. CAUTJSIt,See'y Hawaiian Agricultural Co.

Honolulu, Jan. 22, 1880. 82 lm

Election ol Ollicers.a T tho Annual Meeting of the 0.J. Brewer Company held this day.

i ho following gentlemen were electedfor the ensuing year:Mn. P. C. Jo.nks PresidentMn. P. C. Joni:s .ManagerJin. J. O. Cahtuu SecretaryMn. J. 0. 0ahti:u TreasurerCoi,. W. F. Ai.lun Auditor

Dli colors Hon. Clitis. H. Bishop,Messrs. Sam'l C. Allen and HenryWnterhoiiMi.

JOSKPH 0. CATITER,, Seo'y C. RrovNcr & Company.Honolulu, Feb. 4, 1SSU. 44 1m

DOCTOR 'Si'fflnS removed lib offlc 1 135 FORT,

Cliuphin Hi el. Olllcehours: 8 to 10 a.m , 2 to 4 p.m., ond Ot'.tOto H p.m. Till phone Cflt e, No. 51;Residence, No. ItlO. (,0 1 w

PRIVATE LESSONSTN DRAWING AND PAINTING;L wutir rulers and oil : pcropeetive,etc. K. C. IUi N FIELD,

0 lm No. ) Kukul Street.

TO KENT, CHEAP.COTTAGE of C Rooms. FlvoA minutes' wntk from the Post

Ofllcc. Apply toJ. ALFRED MAGOON,

12 Merchant Street. 48 tf

LOST,JA SMALL Hlack and Tun

flV DOG, with a little turn at

f j end of tail, answers to niinio-- s&of PET. A fair reward

will bo given upon return of same tothis olllce. 53 tf

Executor's & Trustee's Siilo

OF- -

Real S state.

NOTICE Is hereby given that, byof Alexander J. Cartwright,

Sr.. the Executor and Triutcc of thclastwill nnd testament of Euitnu ICalelcoualanl, deceased, and under license of thoSupreme Court, wo ire authorized to sellat Public Auction, at out salesroom, onQueen St., in the City of Honolulu,

OM TUESDAY,the 23d day of March, 1880,

At 12 o'clock noon, nil the right, titleand luteiest of the said Emma Kalelc-onalau- l,

of, In and to the following de-scribed lands:1 The Ahupuau of WAI UlA 1, situate

In Kona, Island of Hawaii, and con-taining an area of 27!lJ acres, nnd be-

ing more particularly described inRoyal Patent 10SO.

2 The land known as ICOLOAKIU,situate in Waipio, Dis'rict of llama-ku- a,

Island of Hawaii, containing anurea of 130 ro.IOO ucn.s, and beingApana.'Iof RoynlPatf.it 1005, LandCommission Award 8515 B.

a-- Tho land situate at KULAHUHU,Lihalna, Maul, containing an area ofI .1081210 acres, and described inKoyal Patent Grrnt 482

I The Ahupuaa of ULA NO, situate Inthe District of ICooliu, Island ofMaui, and beiii. the si mu as appearsby Royal Patent 2237, band Comis.sion Award 851f B. rra unknown.

5 That certain pit ce of land fcltnato atI'lHWA, Honolijlu, OjIiu, and con-taln- g

nu area of 0 of an acie,and being more particularly describedin lioval Patent Grant 2100.

fi That certain land situate at 1CA11U-LU- I,

Koiiu, Hawaii, containing anaieaof 1 and more paitl-cularl- y

described in Royal Patent0277 A, Land Commission Award7 l!X!B.

7 Tho-- e two certain piece? of land situ-at- e

at PUAKO, Lahalna, Maul, andcontaining an area together of l'jacres, and bclm: Apamts 4 and 5 ofRoyal Patent 0777, Laud CommissionAward 5483.

S That certain land situate atPUEHU-VA-

Lahalna, Maul, and containingan area of 23 perches- - and being de-

scribed In Royal Patent 1707, LandCommission A waul 0875.0 The Ahupuaa of KAIIl'LUI, situate

in Komi, Island of Hawuli, and beingAp.ina2 of Royal Patent 1000, LandCommission Award 8510 B, Are.i un-

known.10 The Ahupuaa of ICALAMA, situate

in Koua, Island of Hawaii, and beingApauu 2 of Royal Patent 1000, LandCommission Award 8510 B, Area un-

known.11 The Ahupuaa of PAHOEHOK situ- -

ate lu Koua, island ol Hawaii, anilbeing the same as described in LandCommission Award 8510 B, Area unknown.

12 The Ahupuaa of WAIAKA 1, situateat Walmea, District of South Kohahi,Island of Hawaii, and being Apana 1

of Royal Patent K'.OU, Laud Commis-sion Awiud 8510 R, Area unknown.

13 That certain piece of land situateIn PAICALA, Lahalna, Maul, and con-taining an area of 1 acre 22 perchesami being described in Royal Patent1S70,r.aud Coiiiudtslnii AwaidSSlDB.

14 That certain piece of laud situate luPAICALA, Lahalna, Maui, containingan area of 38-1- of an acre, and

Royal Patent 1100, LandCoimnK-io- ii Award 10127.

15 ThateeitaltilandsltuatuatMAKII.A,Lahalna, Maui, contMuhig an area of7?i acies, and described In RoyalPatent 1112, Laud ConiinUslon Award10127.

10 That certain land situate in MA-KIL-

Lahalna, Maul, containing anurea of 1 Rood lD.ltoils. and describedlu Royal Patent 3537, Laud Commis-sion Award 10427.

17 The Ahupuaa of MU'XALEl situ-ate on this Island of Laual, uud containing an area or 34 12 0 acres,and being tho amo .is described luRoyal Patent 0775, Li.nd CommissionAward 8510 B.

18 That certuiu piece rf land with thebuildings thei'Lon, situate on HotelStreet, lu the City of Honolulu, Islandof Oahu, and known as Kl'OIIA, con-

taining an area of 83 fathoms and 10

feet, and described in Royal Patent1 10, Land Commission Award 118 B.

10 That certain piece of land with thebuildings thereon situate on QueenStreet, in said Honolulu, containingan area of 015-100- 0 of an acre, andbeing Apana 1 of Royal .Patent 0778,Laud Commission Award 8515 amialto

20 That certain piece of land with thebuildings thcicnu, sltuato on saidQueen Street containing an area of

0 of unacrc, and being described luRoyal Patent 3500, Land CommissionAward 0128 B.

For further particulars apply to

E. P. AIAMS tS; Co.,Auctioneers

Or to A. J, CARTWRIGHT, SR.,EcccuUir and Trustee.

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5998999!FOIl BALJH,

AFIHST-OLa-Sj truck or hack Hoi mi.

to C W. hUCFAHLANE,Knumnmi Street. f2 2w

EOlt SALE,AFEW lino Building Lots on Here

tiinln Street.. .. Aimlv. J ... to........ Mm. u. MvaaAUUivri,27 Meirlmut Street. f)3 1m

EMPLOY3IENT OFFICE,rpilK uudcrslgucd has moved into theJL ofllcc of Mr. J. K. WUciunu, where

ho will be prepared to furnish house,hold servants, collect bills, do Anglo.Chinese Interpreting, and a generalbusiness. (G'J Om; SOYONG.

A.( XUXlU-U- t

So. 4 ,iInniH ILimc.Hats dyed and pressed,Feathers cleaned and curled,Native stiaws sewed hi all the latest

shapes,Lemons given In thlrty.slx kinds of

fancy work, with drawing nnd paintingOrders taken for nil kinds of cinbrol.

dory. 225

MRS. GASCOYNE,

ITuwliiomible Oluulc uudJLrew 31ulfci,

Comer of Alakcn k King Sts.

Feathers Cleaned and Dyed.H7 I'm

COAL, COAL.A. ITcav CukUh ol"

Fra Stove oa1,

just received, ex bark I.ovspring.Also,

Departure Bay and

AUSTRALIA! COALFor sale in quantities to suit.

Delivered free.

N. B. When oidcriug coal ask If you?et 2.000 or 2,240 lbs. per Ton. Wo selllong Tons. (54 1m) WILDER & CO.

NOTICE.tho matter of the Estate of WM.IN FOG O, deceased. Notice is hereby

given to all persons Indebted to theEstate of William Fogo, deceased, asubject of the King of Portugal, tomake Immediate payment thereof toMr. W. C. Parke, at his olllce, In Hono-lul-

over the Bank of Messrs. Bishop &Co. All persons having claims againstthe said cutatu are hereby notified topresent the same duly verified to thesaid W. C. Parke within sixty daysfrom tho dale heieof(Sig.) A nu SOUA CANAVARRO,

Consul of Portugal.Honolulu, Feb. 10, 1880. 53 3w

Notice of Letters Patent.persons aru hereby notlllcd that

Letters Patent weio issued by theHawaiian Government to JAMESICENNEY of Honolulu on tho 10th dayof December, a.m. 18S5, for an Improve-ment In brake, gig and chaise springs,und that said Letters Patent were

by the said Jituieb Kenney to theHawaiian CarrlageManufacturing Com-pany on the 22r.d day of December, a.d.1885, wherefore thu said Hawaiian Car.rlago Manufacturing Company herebywarns all persons agiiin-- t Infringing onthe said l.cttcis Patent.

HAW'N CARRIAGE MANF'G Co.Honolulu, Dec. 22, 1845. 208 tf

Yoswte Skating lm,

Will be open every afternoon and even-in- g

as follows:

Montlny.TiieHilny.Wi'diicHilny.TlmrHday unit Kuttirilay J'.venliicH.

To the public in general.

I11X..VY J3VJ3IS'J7.'GH,For ladies and gentlemen.

Tuemlny AftornooiiN,

For ladies, gentlemen and children.

SlUfclic,Friday and Saturday Evenings; also, at

the Tm-cda- Matinee.

Fob. 26-Ca- ndle Raco for Prize,it " ''07

March 5 Potato Race for Prize,II r CI II I

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" 12-Ca- ndy Party," 13 Orango Eace for Prize- -

THOS. E. WALL, Manager.

C. K. MILLER,

General Business & Purchasing AgoM.

42 Mercian Si, Homlilo.

My most faithful attenlionj will begiven for the

Purchase of Merchandise

in Honolulu for the residents of thoill) several Uluuds of this group, ly

Telephone

LHWIS L CO., GROCERS,IMI'ORTEI s AN') DEALERS IN

ISt to.xlc and. j nicy Gi'oceries,or nnd Hotel Htroct,

Froh Goo-- l continually on tho waj A nice assortment of Biscuits Just received.Of Goods delivered to 'alkul Tuesdays and Fridays.

P.O. BOX 3.5. KSTA LISHED 1879.

240.

CO

JOS. E. VISEMAN,General Business Agent,

Oumpbfill JBloclc, - - Honolulu, II. I.Ren' Esti.tf Agent, Custom Houso Broker,

SmploMrtnt Agent, Money Broker,Wlldm it Steamship Agent, Manager Hawaiian Opeia Hotife,

Great Burlington Railroad Agent Fire and Life InHirance.Agent.I' America. (1112 ly)

M. GOLDBERG,CA.3L1?J II ILL'S XIJLOCIC,

Corner of Fort & Merchant Streets,Has jitit opened out a If ge and carefully selected stock of

(rant's Fine l.'urnishing Goods,Cuslom.Miulo C Jtlihig.'and lints and Caps

Ii all lie Late t Btyles and Patterns.

53T Particular attention ia cnP m1 to an elegant Hue of Gent's Neckwear.28 tf

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FRANCISCO, January 13, 1S?U

Messrs. W. B. Wllsliiro & Co., Agents

206 California Itret-!- , San Francisco, Cal.

Gh n smkn: In reply to your uqul y concerning the opening of the Burglar-- Iof CI .' in the safe In tho oil e of the Clerk ot tho Supremo Court now so

ve kn u as THE McCAKTIP SAFE I will gay that I took churgo of thof.i'H c on edne.'day, the (1th inst. For s.tnie days previous unsuccessful attemptshi bee lude by vai lous expert t pit the lock. On Thursday, further, similar( iTi rts e o made, with the .nine wult, bv --Mr. Ensign nnd other noted experts,J.L O'. WHOM FINALLY D1.0LAR1H) THAT THE LOCK COULD NOT

HE PIC'C 3D, and that tho safe m 3t be opened by force.On I'i day I employed the c.xr rt of ono of your competitors, who did faithful

!nd lion"; work for that purpose.On ia'iirday morning work w i begun, nnd this morning (Wednesday) FOUR

Di YS I I'ER, the expert sueceec1 'd in drilling through the door und opening theral .'.

I cout der it was an cxtiaord' .arlly severe test, much beyond what a burglar( oi.ljl pi ly employ under nny 'rcuiiistanccs, nnd can assure it has impirrd mowi h tin 1 ghest conlidenct in tin security of your Burglar.Pronf Safes, and thatYOUR i.OOKS ARE PICK-PR- O IF AGAINST THE BEST EXPERTS.

Aft r vurking tor some hour on thu lock, one expert said he had found thatV ' use u letter' and another thai 0 wiu ono. On examination, neither of theselet ers i.,tf. cared in the eomliitiutio' , Yours truly,

.L I). SPENCER, Clerk of Sunrcmo Court.

The above was a No. 8 J acNEALE & UKI1AN Fire ami Burglar Safe.

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Granite, Iron and Tin Ware !

Chandeliers, Lamps and Lanterns,

WATER PIPE and RUBBER HOSE,House Keeping Goods,

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THURSDAY, FKB. 25, 188G. 18

THE COMINC GUP DEFENDER. byAfter n great deal of conjecture

and guesswork, and few facts, re-

garding the new sloop which I hoAtlantic Yacht Club of NowYtikhas ordered built to defend theAmerica's cup next summer, thefollowing particulars of the craft gohave been given out for publication: it

The new vessel will be do feet 1

inch long over all, and 8'3 feet 8inches long on the load water line.She will have an extreme beam ofL'!l feet 2 inches, u depth of 12 feetII inches, and her extreme draughtwill bo 8 feet 10 inches with hercentreboard up. Due peculiarity ofher model is that her extremedraught is about one-fourt- h of thelength of keel forward of her stern-pos- t,

her draft I feet abaft the stembeing 1 feet fi inches, and at herkeel 8 feet 7 inches. With her cen-

treboard down, she will draw 'JO

feet 0 inches of water. The over-hang

jforward is 1 1 inches ; aft it is

10 feet G inches. The rake of thestempost is 'A inches to the foot.Her least free board is .'5 feet Jl

inches: height of rail forward, 10

inches; amidships, IT) incites ; nft, 7

inches. She will carry 110 tons oflead on her bottom and 12 tons in-

side. The lead on the outside is tobe moulded on to conform to theshape of the hull, anil that withinoast to lit between the frames, asusual.

The build of tiio backbone of thenew vessel is peculiar. Amidshipsthere will be a double keel made ofwhite oak timbers, 21 inches square,and from 50 to .r)5 feet long. Pro-

jecting from between these, forward"and aft to the ends of the vessel,and securely scarfed to the doublela-el-, will be two timbers, 12 incheswide by 21 deep, which arc calledthe kceisons. Under these keelsonsand the double keel will be placedthe white oak keel proper, whichwill be moulded to coincide withthe V shaped bottom of the hull,lint about .'12 feet aft of the step ofthe stem, instead of continuing theoak undcrkeel, thu lead will bemoulded on. The lead begins justabreast of the piulal on which the.centreboard swings, and continuesaft on both sides of the centreboardwell, and will continue aft about 35

feet.The forward end of the lead is

about lh feet aft of the stepof themast. The lead will be bolted tothe big keel timbers through andthrouirh with diagonal 1A andholts, four to each bent. As thebutt of the forward keel extends aftbetween the big keel timbers to theforward end of the centreboard box,the mast will have a very substan-tial foothold.

The stem will be made of whiteoak, 8x14 inches large, and thestern post will be 8x10 inches. Theframes will be made double, ofwhile oak below the water line andhacmatack above, each frame being10x5 at the heel. They will beplaced 2G inches apart from centreto centre. They will be mortisedinto the keel and further strength-ened at the joint by iron floors Unitwill be two inches thick at tho angle.The ends of the floors will turn upabreast the centreboard box, andwill bo bolted to its lower plank.The garboards and plank will be2i-inc- h Oregon pine, and the walesS'incli white oak, tapering to 2A atthe ends. The bilge strakes will be3xC-iuc- h Georgia pine. The ceilingbetween bilge strakes will beOregon pine.

The beams that support the mastwill be made Gxl2 inches, the part-ners being the full depth of thebeams and kneed and bolted throughand through.

Tho designer has determined thatthe frame shall not be strained byany amount of carrying on in heavyweather. To make the chain platesto which the shrouds are set upamply secure, they will be let intothe frames and riveted to diagonaliron straps.

Tho centreboard trunk, or box,will be made of Georgia pine, andbuilt clear up to the deck beams, towhich it will be notched. Thecentreboard will bo made of five-inc- h

white oak, bolted together withli-inc- h iron bolts. It will have aknife-edge- d bottom, faced withwrought iron.

The cabin will be floored anddivided up with white pine, but the

' hatch coamings and companion-wa- y

will he made of mahogany. Theforecastle will be fitted for a crowof eight men, but that is, of course,no indication of the number of hercrew on racing days.

To give extra strength to the hull.amidships, 10 U-in- iron bolts willbe placed abreast tho centreboardtrunk, running through tho keeltimbers and up through the deckbeams, setting up with turnbuckles.A copper cutwater will extend fromone foot above the water lino tothree feet below it. She will havea Perley steering gear, with a hardwood wheel.

The mast will be of Oregon pine,about 81 feet long, and 20 inchesdiameter at the deck; tho mainboom 7G feet long, by 15 inchesdiameter; the bowsprit 51 feet long,

by 17 inches in diameter; tho gnff,of spruce, 18 feet long, by U in-

ches diameter ; topmast, of spruce,feet long, by 11 inches diameter,

and the spinnaker polo 75 feet long,12 inches in diameter. She will

carry four topsail sprits and a doubleset of the light spars.

Everything about her is to bemade under the supervision and totho satisfaction of l'hilip Ellsworth,her designer. The club expects to

sailing in her on May 1. Sincehas been announced that Kllswoith

would design a yacht for the Atlan-tic club, ho lias received numerousletters from would-b- e designers suggesting astonishing features, uneman wanted him to make a hollow

centieboard and (111 it with quick-

silver for ballast. As the quicksilverwould cost anywhere from 875,000to 100,000, and when in placewould be just where it isn't wanted,the suggestion was not adopted.Neither was another suggestion,which was to make the bottomround, like an inverted U, makingthe bilges lower than the keel.

1 m eriain paper.

JUST RECEIVED !

A barge and well selected Slock of A

CALIFORNIA

WINES,

comprihctVin pari as follows:

Cutedel, White Wine,

Reisling,

Red Zinfandel,

Hock, Claret,

Burgundy, Angelica,

Sherry, Port,

Tokay, Sweet Muscat,

Malaga, Madeira,

etc., In Cnsks ntid Cases.

Having been appointed sole agents

by Messrs. S. Lachman & Co. for their

justly celebrated brands, we nre enabled

to oiler the above goods to our friends

mid the public generally at unusually

lw rates.

Freeth & Peacock.s:no cm

Crystal Ouu forksManufacturers of

Soda Water, Ginger Ale,

Florida Lemonade, Aciatcd Watcrif ofall kinds, Fruit Syrups and Essences.

We Use Patent StopsIn all ourllottles.

Wo Invito particular attention to ourPatent Filter, recently introduced, bywhich nil waters used in our mnnufocturcs is absolutely freed fiom ull ini.purities.

Wo deliver ourJ'Goods free of chargeto all parts of tho city. We guaianteoour Goods to bo the best in the market.Careful attention paid to Island Orders.Address

The Crystal Soda Works,P. O. llox a07, Honolulu.

Itcll Telephone : : 2UH

Mutual Telephone : aUIS" Orders loft with Renson. Smith &

Co , No. 11 Fort Street, will receiveprompt attention.

We, also, aro Agents for tho saloof J. W. HiBgley's

Celebrated Cigars,188 of his own manufacture. Am

Notico.P. and JAMES R. CASTLE

aro admitted as paitners in ourAnn, dating from January 1, 1880.

CASTLE & COOKE.Honolulu, Feb. 17, 1880. ' CO lw

4lfiiWP"'7rr y- - "wvr ; VVJJV ' 1 ViC' ' 1" v--r"js.,'-,ri'ig W$'r,

U.K. Dux'ioiUM,President nrul Manager.

Pacific Hardware Company,xmtrxmo.

Successors to Dillingham & Co. and Samuol Nott.FOKT STKEE P, : : i : : : HONOLULU

DSLCMLii:O.A.Y GOODS,Just received, ox S.S. Alnmedii and St. Paul, hitct designs in

Silver-Place- d Waro, Chandeliers & Lamps,

(202) Water Filters & Coolers, etc., etc., etc.

GEO. ENGELHARDT(Formerly with Samuel Nott'.

Importer mid Denlor inSTOVES, CHANDELIERS, LAMPS,

CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, HOUSE FURNISHING HAHDWAHE,AOATK IKON AND TINWARE.

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

t5y- - Store formerly occupied by S. NOTT, opposite Spreckels & Co.'s Bonk, -- a

FLOUR, FLOUR, IVal'ble Stock!Well kuowu

first-clas- s Baker's and Family Flour.

FOR SALE BY

CASTLE & COOKE.4!) ilin

Two Suburban Cottages tcLet.

That elegant Cottape liitnorFIRSToccupied by tho ownei, JrhnRobcllo. with tine flower and lintgarden, stables, etc. Terms favorable.

SECOND The two-stor- Cottage twodoors niiikni of the above, lately occu.pled by the late A. T. Baker, havinggarden, stable, etc. Terms favorable.

Both premises are connected with thecity water service. Apply to

I1YMAN BROS.Queen Stiect. 101 tf

COOL OFF !

ICE CKEAM,DID YOU SAY ?

Moke your wife and children happyby supplying them with

tho Celebrated

Elite Ice Creammade from pure Woodlawn Dairy

Urcam.Go and surprise your folks, order a

bucket "f our delicious Ice Cream. Wopack orders for Ice Cream from 1 to 50quarts in Patent Refrigerator Cans, war.ranted to keep its delightful lluvor andperfect foim for many hours.

Families, Parties, Balls and WeddingsSupplied.

Our Foncy Cakes arc the Favoritewith all the Ladies of Honolulu.

CHOICE FRENCH CANDIES,Imported fresh and in great variety by

every steamer.

Ring Up BcllTclcphono 182 or Mutual 338.

The Elite Ice Cream Parlors.No. S5 llotol Struct.

Aie open dally until'11 l'.M.214

PIONEER

St'm Candy Factory

and Bakery.

Estnmiwliea 1863.

F. HORN, Proprietor.

No. 71 HOTEL ST., betweenNuiuinu and Fort SU.

Has always on hand the largest Slockof Cuudlcs, botli Plain and Fancy, guar-nntee- d

to bo STRICTLY PURE

WlioleNulo unrt Ketnil.

Rich Wedding CakesOf a Twenty Years' Reputation, nilSizes always on hand, ornamentedin any Stylo.

Pastries of All Description Made to

Order at Short Notice.

Pure and

Wholesome Bread,Fresh every Day.

Bell and Mutual Telephone, No. 74.T. O .Box No, 76. 108

JA1. O. Sl'KNCKll,Secretary nrul Treasurer.

Cutlery,

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Xi'Ort HAL 13.

IIY TIIK

Woodlawn Dairy & Stock Co.

1 Thorough-bre- d Holstcln Bull,

"Dutchman," 3 years old, will weighabout 1,800 lbs.

1 Holstcln Bull, 12 months old,"Hercules Second," sired by JudgeMcCully's Imported Holstcln "Her.cules," "dam, a large Hue graded Hoi.stein cow imported from California.Dam has given 441bs. of milk in a dayin this country.

1 Holstcln Bull, 9 months old,"Aiax." This line thorough-bre- d Hoi.stein was sired by "Hercules," dam"Elma."

We also have several graded HolstclnBulls horn 2 to 8 inns, old.

This Is it raro opportunity oflered tostock-raiser- s to secure a superior breedof cattle. Stock men In America claimthat for beef, milk, and butler they urosuperior to any other cla-- of slock.

We liuvo recently imported 2 thor.nugh-hrc- d Holstcln Bulls from Syracuse,N. Y. These animals aru iclated to thufinest dairy stock in the woild, viz: thuAaggio Family.

The best cow in this family at C yearsof age made the following milk record:84?.(lbs. in one dnj, 2,802lbs. in onemonth. 18,(10 1 15-1- 0 lb:-- , in one year end-

ing March 25, 1S85.Applications made for bull calves from

thotu superior animals will receive ourattention. Wo are agents for Smiths,Powell & Lamb, and nro prepared totake orders for slock to be importedIroin them. We have open cataloguesof their stock, which wc shall be pleas,ed to furnish upon application.

We have also been appointed agentsto take orders and bell cattle and horsesfrom the well known ranch of Gov.Lcland Stanford, Vina, (.Jul. GovernorStanford has been importing fromSmiths, Powell & Lamb thorough.brcdHolsteius by tho car-loa- paying ashigh as $1,5011 each fr.r cows.

WOODLAWN DAIRY & STOCK Co.,

Address A. L. Smith, Sec'y.

Holsteius for Beet.

As proof of the superiority of Hol-stel-

as beef cattle, wu call attentionto the follow lug statement:

In the winter of 18S4 and 1885, wccaused to be slaughtered thu recordedHoMcln bull Syracuse (822), calvedApril 2lth, 18S2; the recorded cowSignet (1S17), calved April 0th, 1880,and Little Wonder (1788), calved MayHth, 1880, with the following result:Syracuse weighed, alive, on

day of killing 2,21)0 lbs.Dressed beef 1 ,4110 lbs.Hide 112 "Itomrli tnllnur 15(1 "

Per cent, of dressed beef . .02.4 1

Percent, of offal 20

Signet w eighed, alive 1,470 lbs.Dies'-edbce- f 015 lbs.llldu 7H "Rough tallow 120 "

Per cent, of dressed beef. .02.31Per cent, of offal 21

Little Wonder weighed, alive.. 1,403 lbs.Dies'-e- beef 701 lbs.Hldo 78Rough .tallow 121

Per cent, of dressed beef . .52.03Per cent, of offal 33

Syraeusu and Little Wonder had notbeen fattened for beef, and Signet wchad fed for soiuo time, but she was notwhat iicci men would regard rat.

Taking everything into" consideration,wo think tills shows decidedly to thoadvantage of llolstelns as beef animals.

The butchers that purchased mid cutill) the carcasses of Signet and LittleWonder' send us tho following strongtestimonial us to the quality of thesetwo cows :

Sviiacusk, N. Y., Feb. 11, 1885.Mi'.ssitH. Smiths & Powiu.i.:

Gentlemen: Wo were much plcoscdwith thu two Holstcln heifers purchasedof you last month. We have been intho meat business for the last twenty-liv- e

years, and have killed all grades ofcattle, the best wu could Unci iu thiscountry, but never have wo had anythat would equal In quality those pur-chased of you. Wo lmvo had a greatmany compliments from the leadingfamilies In thu city iu regard to thuHolstcln beef.

Respectfully,W. it J. FACE,

III Warren St.Tho imported Holstcln bullEbbo, live

years old, was killed on tho RemingtonFarm tu Ca.cnovla:Weighed, alive, on day of kill-

ing 2,200 lbs.Dressed beef 1,313 lbs.llldu 150 "Rough tallow 75 "

Per cent, of dressed beef.D8J

Next "Vessel.Chas. Brewer & Co.'s lino of Boston

Packets.

Shippers will plensn take notico Hintthu line Bark

" EDWAIID MAY,"Will Kill fiom Boston for this port onoi about APHIL 1st next. For parti,oul.us apply to

C. BREWER & Co.,(uccu Street

Or to CHAS. BREWER & Co.,21!l 2m J 27 Kllby Street, Button, Muss.

WLUJISlt'S H. S. CO.Mmltcil.

Sfc.Stoamor KinauKing, Commander,

Leaves Honolulu each Tuesday atp.m., touching nt Lnliuhm, Miui-lue- a

Ray, Mnkenu, Muliuknna. o,

Lnupnlioeliou and Kilo.Returning, will touch nt all thoove ports, nrrlvlug at Honolulu

cuch Batimlitv afternoon.

THE KAST HAll.I.NO

Schooner JEHUKAIwill run regularly

TO WAIALUA EVERY MONDAY,Returning on Thursday, weather

permittingFor freight or passage apply to the

Captain on board, or toPacific Navigation Co.,

181 Agents

for koloa & waimeaKauai.

The Clipper SchoonerWAIEHU,

F. Kibbling Master,Will run regularly to tho ports ofKOLOA, HANAPEI'E & WAIMEA,KAUAI. For freight or passage applyto the Captain on hoard, or to thu

Pacific Navigation Co.,890 am Cor. Nuuanu & Queen sis.

VOLCANO ROUTE.

filers Shu Co.

Commencing on Monday, Octoberliith, and thence on the llrst Mondayfollowing tho arrival of thu Alamcduand Mariposa on the 8th and 22nd ofeach month.

The steamer ICinan n ill make theVolrano Trln. rcaclilni: Kenuhou onWednesday morning, giving Touriststwo days and two nights at the VolcanoHoutc.

When the Sth and 22nd of tho monthfall on Monday, the Kinau will leavethat day.

tS" Tickets for tho Round Trip. $50, whichpays all Chargcs.-Q- 5a

The Kinan will arrive in HonoluluSunday mornings on Volcano Trips. OnHilo Trips, will leave Honolulu onTuesdays, and return Saturday morn,ings. WILDER'S STMSH1P CO.

Honolulu, Sept. 14, 1835. 124 tf

MELLER & HALBE'S

Ice Cream Parlor

Confectionery

Lincoln's Block, King st,

A Fine AxMortmciit of

Candies & Cakes

AlviiyN on limit!

3?a,rtie Suppliedty

NEW IJOOKS,received, "Tho Dogs of Great

Britain, Ameiica and other Coun-tries: Their Breeding, Training, nndManagement in Health and Disease," byStonchcngo; "Incidents nnd Anecdotesof tho Civil War," by Admiral Porter.14 J. M. OAT, JR., & CO.

Dwelling llonso for Kent.S45 per Month uiul

Water Kates.THE large dwelling house and lot

by D. D. Baldwin front-in- p

on Dole street, nt Puliation, and runnlng through to Beckwith street. Thehouse contains 8 largo rooms. 2 pantries,1 bathroom, 4 large closets, kitchen ad-

joining. There Is a largo barn withservant's room on tho grounds, nlso anoOlco scparato from the main building.The lot is nearly 2 acres in extent andaffords considerable pasturo and lire,wood. Everything in good repair. Gov.oi anient water laid on. Enquire of133 tf B. U. DOLE.

Insuranco,

CASTLE & COOKE,Lifo, FiroA Marino Insur'oo Agonts.

AOKNTS FOilThe Xew lliiglutul

MUTUAL LIFE INS. COMP'Y,of Rcston.

Tho .Etna Firo Insuranco Go,of Hartford, Conn.

The Union J' I re anilMarine Insurance Co.,

of Sun Fiuiiclseo, Calu.

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Prussian NationalInsurance Comp'y

KSTAlll.lSIIKU 1815,Capital 9,000,000 Rclchsmarks.

riMIE undersigned, having been apJL pointed agent of the above Companyfor thu Hawaiian Islands, Is prepated toaccept risks, against Fire, on Building!',Furnllurc,McrchnndlsC, Produce, SugarStills etc., on the most Favorable Terms

Losses Promptly Adjusted and Payable In

Honolulu.

H. RIEMENSOIINEIDER,070 ly at Wilder & Co's.

The JOfiiiitulilc JaU'c AsMitnuicSociety of the United

Statew.i:ktaih.ihiii:i ix ihbo.

ISfc-UE- Policies on thu most approvedviz -- Ordinary Llfc.Lifo.Limit.

ed Payments, Endowments; TontineSavings Fund, Tontines, Senu.Tontines;A. B. C. Tontines; Lifo and Survivor,ship Annuities; Children's Endowments,Joint Iiifu Risks, Partnership Insurance,etc., ele., etc.

Policies both Incontestable and Nonforfeitable.

Contested claims, none.Before Insuring elsewhere, call and

get an estimate.It is calculated that every reasonable

wish of tho Insured is embodied in onoor moru of thu plans.

For full particulars and pamphlets,apply to

AI.KX. J. CAllTWKKSHT,General Agent for Hawaiian Islands.

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STATEMENT.undersigned, a Committco of Dl- -.

lectors of the L'quitnblo Life As-surance Society of thu United Suites,appointed to formulate the views of theBoard on the advantages offered by thoSociety to the public, report:

1st Tho Society issues all the appror.ed foims of assurance, including Ordi-nary Life, Ei.dowmcnt and Tontine po-licies. It is immaterial to the Directorswhich form of policy is taken by in- -tendinc assurers.

2d The Life and Endowment formsof policy provide lor annual cash divi-dends and a surrender value; nre lndls-putabl-

o

after three years and payableimmediately after proof of death.

3d Tho premiums on a Tontine po-licy nre tho samu as on the OrdinaryLite, but, while the latter is only pay.able in tho event ol dvath, the holder ofiho Tontine policy lias the right to drawthe whole of the reserve and the accu-mulated profits in cash at the end of astated period; thus, during his own life-time, after his producing years are past,lie can, without any larger, premiumthan on an ordinary policy, secure thesegreater udvantuges. '

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

Oth Tontine policies, like others, aropaid In full in tho event of death at anylime during thu term of tho policy, andaro incontestable after three years, andpayablo Immediately after duo proof ofdeath.

Oth Experience shows that tho mor.tallty is lower among Tontine policy,holders, as tho better lives seek thiskind of assurances, which is n consider-able source of profit.

7th Tontine policies will bo madeunder tho laws of tho

State, if so desired at tho time the as- -

suranco is effected.8th Tho Tontine system is fair and

just; its accounts arc accurately kept,separate from all other business; thofunds judiciously invested and improv-ed, and thu accumulated protlts faith-fully guarded and properly nppoi tinned.

Oth The Society has since its organi-zation transacted a larger amount ofnew business than any oilier company,while its now business for the tlrst haltof the present year is $1,750,000 largerthan that of tho llrst half of 1884. Ithas Assets of $00,000,000; over $14,000,-00- 0

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

ClIAUNCKY M. DlJI'EW,John A. Stewaht,Euoknk Kelly,William A. Whkelock,ClIAHLES G. LAKDOX,Joiin Sloane,Heniiy B. Hyde,

Committee of tho Board of Directors oftho Equitable Lifo Assurance Societyof thu United States.

ALEX. J. OARTWRIGHT,General Agent for Howailan Islands

Equitable Lifo Assurance Society.127 ly

KEAL ESTATE FOR SALERARE chance for scouring n desir-nbl- oA homestead. Threo Lots only,

on the easterly sido of Makikl Street,adjoining tho mauka sldo of Mr. WalterSeal's place. A very pleasant neigh-borhoo- d;

a never foiling supply of purowater in tho street from the MakiklReservoir. Terms, ono third cash, thoremainder In 1 and 2 years with Interestat 8 per cent. net. Maps and plans canbo seen at the office of '

170 tf W. R. CASTLE.

TO LET.nPIIE largo and commodious BuildingX situated on Nuuanu Street, a fow

doors abovo Hotel Street, and recentlyoccupied as a Drug Store by Messrs,Hollister & Co. From its location in acentral position on ono of our most busythoroughfares, it is admirably adapter!to business purposes. For full parti.culars, apply to

ALEX. J. OARTWRIGirr,03 lm No. 3 Kaalmmanu St.

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