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Is printed unil published lit the olllcu,Queen Street, Honolulu, II. 1., eveiyiittcriinon (Suniluys excepted).

Subscription, 50 cents pet Month.

Atltlrov nil Commiiniculliiis DailyUULLIHIN.

AdvurlUuinuitts, tc eniuic Insertion,should be handed in bcfuio one o'clockV. M.

Daniel Logan Mnnnglng EditorNorman Logan Associate Editor and Ac

coiinliint.W. A. S. Beals Collector and Shipping

Reporter

Bulletin Steam Printing Office.

Newspaper, Rook unci .lob Printing oftill kinds done on tliu inot Invoiabloterms.

JAS. 0. CLEVIOR, Manager.Bell Tcleiilioni) No. anilMutual Telephone No. U5(J

Commission ltd . ouants.

T. WATEHHOUSE,JOHN Importer mill Dealer In GeneralMerchandise, Queen t., Honolulu. 1

Claus Sprcckcls. Wm. O. Irwin.

IRWIN Ss COMPANY,WG. Factors and CommissionAgents, Honolulu. 1

6t CO.,WILDER Dealeis In Lumber, Taint,Oils, Nail, Salt ami Building Materialsof every kind, cor. Fort and Queen sts.,Honolulu. 1

8. N. Castle. J. U. Athortun.& Cooke,Castle Shipping mid Commission

Merchants. Importers mid Dealers inGeneral Merchandise, No. 80 King st.,Honolulu. 1

s &; Co.,

Wholesale Grocers & Wine Merchants

28U Heaver Ulouk, Honolulu.

AX S. GRINBAUM Ss CO.,JLYJL. Importurs of General Merchandise unit Commission Merchants,Hniiolulu, and

121 California street,1 Sum Francisco, Cul.

J LYONS,. Auctioneer and General

Commission .Merchant,Masonic Block, Queen st., Honolulu.

Sales of Furniture, block, Heal Instateand Ucncral Merchandise promptly at--

tended to.Solo Agent for Americau and Euro,

peuu merchandise. I! 18

0. BREWER(Llmiwdj

& COMPANY,

Uenbual Mkuoantilu andCommission Aukntb.

list ok omemts:P. O. Jonus, Jr. . .i'lesideul & ManagerJ. O. Cautkk.. ..Treasurer it Secretary

uiiiucrons:Hon. U. H. Bisuoi Hon. 11. A.l'. Cahtkh

'SM ly

Geo. V. Macfarlane. 11. H. Macfarlane.

Q. W. MACFARLANE & Co.

IMPORTERS, COMMISSION MER-CHANT- S

andSufftir Jfactors,

Fire-Pro- Building, - 02 Queen street,Honolulu. U. I.

AUKNTS lorThe Wulkapu Sugar Plantation, Maui,The Spencer Sugar Plantation, Hawaii,The Heeia Sugar Plantation, Oaliu,Huelo Sugar Mill, Maui,Huelo Sugar Plantation, Maui,Puulou Sheep Hanch Co., Hawaii,I. Fowler & Co. Steam Plow and 1 ri--

able Tramway Works, Leeds,Mirrlees. Watson & Co's Sugar Maelun

ery, Glasgow,Glasgow and Honolulu Line of Puc

183

r O. BERQER,

24 MKIIUIIANT S'rilUKT.General Agent for

Iho N. Y. Life Insurance Company,

The City of London Flro In. Co(llmit'dSouth lirltUh mid National Firo It Ma.

rino Insurance Co.

Macnealu & Urhtn Safes,

The Celebrated Springlleld Gas MachineGas Fixtures of Mitchell, Vance & Co.

Tho Hartford Fire Insurance Co.

The Commercial Fire & .Murine Insur-ance Co.

U!18

Notice of Letters Patent.persons nro hoieby notified that

Letters Patent ucio issued by IhoHawaiian Government to .IA.MKSKKNNKY of Honolulu on tho tilth dayof December, A.l). lbS.'i, for an impiovc.incut in biake, gig and chaise spilug-i- ,

mid that tnld Letters Patent were as.signed by tliu said .Iniues Keiiuey to tlioHawaiian Carriage Manufacturing Com-pany on tho SUml day of Decemlier, a.d.188.r), wlierufoio tliu Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing Company herebywarns nil pursons against Infifnging ontho said Letters Patent.

1IAWN OAHKIAGE MANF'G Co.Honolulu, Dec. S3, 1885. , 208 tf

Professionals,

(.'i.viir.M'iiutt.uisii voi.mii VMi.i.iNcofiirAuroi:i. Kllioiili.

ASKFORD & ASHFORD,liiiw. ;hanrcr.v. 4'oiic,vini'lim,

Admiralty. l.iuiKi'iiiilr.v, I'lolialc.ltd-.- , Clc. r.lc.

OKl'K'K: Old (ii)ilol llultdiiig, adjoin.lug (lencial Pot.Olllce. tl.l

ALUERT O. SMITH,at Law and Aiient to

lake Acknowledgments. No. II ICaaliu.maun stieet. tOJ dm

J Alfred mAgoon,ATIOKNKY AT LAW.

l":t 12 Meichanl street. Honolulu, lv

JOHN A. HASaiNQER,Agent to take Acknowledgments

to Contracts for Labor. Interior Jlllce,Honolulu.

1) IOHARD F. BICKERTON,i Attorney and Counsellor at Law.

Money to lend on Mortgages of Free-holds. Oillee, Police Couit llullding,Merchant st.

CECIL BROWN,and Counsellor nt Law

Notary Public, and Agent for taking Acknowledgmeiits of Instrument for theIsland ot Uahu. .Merchant tiled, Hono-lulu. 1

,VI THOMPSON,1X. A'lTOK.VKY AT LAW,and Solicitor in Chancery. OlllceCampbell's Hlock, Second Slory, Kooms0 unit l). Hmrance on .Merchant Stieet,Honolulu, 11. 1. USl tf

'TAILLIAM AULD,it Agent to take AcknowleilgmenU

to Contracts for Labor for the Districtof Komi, Island of Oaliu, at the olllce oithe Honolulu Waterworks, footot Nuuaim street. lb;

JM. MONSARRAT,ATl'OlWEY AT LAW

and Notary Public Ileal Estate in anypart of the Kingdom bought, sold andleased, on commission. Loans nogottated, Legal Documents Uiaun. No. i!'Merchant st. (Un.ctto Mock), Honolulu,Hawaiian Islands 11) ti

C AKANA,Chinese and Hawaiian Translator

and Iulerpieter,No. 7 King street, near tliu Ilridge.

Translations of either of tho abovilanguages made with accuracy and illspatch, and on reasonable tei ins. 20f

Y) P. GRAY. M. D.,X . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,Olllce, llrt door west of Libiary Iltiild-in- g.

llfiurs, lrom flto 11 a.m., and 2 to 4anil 7 to a j).in. Sundays, !) to 11 a.m.

J23T llesidence, No. 10 Alakea, nearHotel Stieet.

DR. A. MCWAYNE,Physician and Snigcon,

Olllce mill residence i!t Alakea street.Olllcu hours, y to 11 a. m, 0 to S p.m.

ttl ly

DR. C. L. WOOD,(lute of California),

Vett'riimi'y .Suij:joii,121 King Stieet; Olllco hours, 8 to 10 a.2U1 m., and 2 to 4 i'..i. ly

DR. EMERSON,PHYSICIAN & SUKGKON.

lias removed liis Residence mid Olllceto PJO Fort &ticol (lately occupied bydipt, llayley).

(8 to 10 A.M.,Omul: Huuns-- j 1 to a p.m.,

( 7 to S Evening.Telephone (Bell and Mutual;, No. 140.

177 tf

JAMES BltODIE.Veterinary Surgeon.OFFICE and residence, 1(10 King St.,

Kawaiahao Church. Mu-

tual Telephone, :I51. Olllcu hours 1 1 om7 to 0 a. m., and 1 to 2 . . m. Oiders leftat tliu Pantheon Stables will be prompt-ly attended to.

P. O. Box fell. 84U tf

Mercantile.

11 HR. GKRTS5.No. 80 Fort street, Hoiiol!!!,'

Importer and Dealer in Gent's, Ladies'and Children's boots, shoes and slipper.

II. l.muiK, 1'. .1. I.owicy, I'. ,M. Conkn.

LEWERS ds COOKE,(successors to Lowers & Dickson,)

Importers and Dealers hi Lumber and allkinds ot Building Materials, Foil street,Honolulu i

HOLUSTER & CO.

Druggists & Tobacconists,WHOLESALE AND HETAIL,

100 Fo l Stieet, William's Block, Ilono.210 lulu, II. 1.

J. fla.OATJr. &Co.Dealers In all kinds of

STAT LOrs' JSltY,Tho Latest Foreign Papers always onhand at the (iasvilc JJacf;, Merchanthi i rot

HIT The English Admiralty Chartsill ays on hand. 1 by

W3I. McOAXHIiKSS,No. 0 Queen street. Fish Market,

Dealer in choicestlli'i'l, Will. .Mutton, I'Uh, Ac, Ac.

Family and Shipping Orders carefullyattended to. Llvo stock furnished tovessels at short notice, ami Vegetablesof nil kinds supplied to order. UiU ly

.j"!' ox3auivjEi,

AN ENTIREAT

Popular Millinery101 Street,

N. J5. S5n.cliK, Proprietor.KNDLKSS VARIETY OF

lite ai Colored All-Ov- er Emliroiiery,

with Edgings to match ; Oriental Net, with Edgings to match;assortment of Silk Gloves, Silk Mitts, Fancy Embroi-

dered Handkerchiefs, etc., :i new lino of Doltcil Swivj,Mulls (in whito and Cream), Printed Muslins, Nan-nook- s,

Lawns, etc.,

New Novelties in Every Department !

Spring and Summer Millinery, latest, Shapes of Ladies' and Children's Un- -

triminod I hits, latest designs in Trimmed Hals, now Noveltiesin Hat Trimmings,

Ladies' Evening Bonnets made up nt Low Figure.

UNION FEED

Hay, Grain and

of and1 T'.";.

Inland oi'iIcrH HollcitiHl. unit gomlM ileltvoreil iiruniptl.v.

II. M. UUNSON,

113 116 FORT STREET

&

Toilet Bottles,

Allaire

&Grocery and Feed Store,

07 and Oil street,Fresh Groceries and received

by every Steamer.P. O. llo.v l!i0, Bell Telephone No.

:tl9, Mutual Telephone No. 101.D01 Urn

t,KINO

. .1. AV AL.T-.J31-t, Xvoirlutor.Meats from Finest Herds.

Families and Shipping

SUPPLIED

and at the

Ii'Umjw.

All delivered fiom this Marketarc thoroughly chilled immediately afterkilliug by means of a Pa-le- nt

Dry Air Refrigeralor. Meattreated ictains nil its juicy rropeitlcs,and Is Uu.UANTi:i:i)'io Kma LoniwhAtTint Dni.ivr.uvTiiAN

71 ly

J.

Foimerly of the Pioneer Cigar Factory, lias moved Into the front part ofthe Crystal Soda Works, wheio bepicpuiu! to till all oiders at the luuc.t

prices.

&' Island ord-rs- j bolicltcd andpromptly tilled. 100 ly

STOCK

House,

Corner Queen Edinburgh StreetsTolopliono

TIIK -- -

Honolulu.

(I. W. SMITH,

M.Wood and Coal Ifli'i-cliiin-

No. 8'J King Street. Telephonein both Companies, lb".

Wood and Coal Oiders are herebysolicited, and will be delivered at anylocality wilhin tliu city limits.

Departure Bay Coal, NewcastleCoal and

Hard and Soft ood, Sawed and Split,always on hand, and sold in

ltil quantities suit. if

it CO.Have a Large block of the

Which is ottered at Lowoi .Market Prices

Froe to any part of tho City

FOR THKPacific Mutual Lifo Insurance Co.

OF CALIFORNIA.

Agents for the Hoover Tolephone.

for CaliforniaTelephone No. 117. 7011

I'll t run i.c EIiiiuc

The Stone Comp'y

Arc now prepaicd to lurnlt.li flesh Limein to uk piirelm.crB, and

as to both thokind and the piite,

& ROBINSON,M ly Aiouts

& CO..&

&

Dopot for Boerickc Schrock's

Homoepathic Medicines, Ricksecker'sAnd Kcqulsilcs, Tho Common Sense Nursing

And Woodward it Co's Pharmaceutical Piodticts.

Wolfe Company,Hotel

Provisions

iroBOii tan larkeSTREET,

Choicest

ON SHORT NOTICE

Tjo-vhI- . Multstmeats

so

FnnsiiLv-Ku.ir-i:d.Mi:- at.

Patronize Miistry !

W. HINCLEY,

Cigar rVianuTacturer,

is

uholciale

NEW

C01PANY.Chicken Feed.

S. CARTER,

Number,

Charcoal.

to

LAINE

VEEY BEST HAY.

-AN- D-Dolivered

AGENTS

CommissionerofDeods

liie ins.13uiiuliicliirc

Hawaiian

(pi.intitiessiitlsfncllon waiinnti'il

ALLEN

BENSON, SMITHlitfaclBrii Dispsii Pliarinacists,

.".HONOLULU,

Perfumes

Homo

THE FISHER CIDER COMPANYFactory, lit Lililm sliccl.n prepand lo funil-- b this

cclcbi-iii- Cbampauni' C.lcr atli it noilcc, ami in (iiantitli'H losnit.

All orders will meet prompt attciiilnnbv nildresiing Tlio Fisher Cider Co

M. T. DONN KLL, Munimr-r- .

Mutual Tcli-plmm- i tKtil. lit!) ly

Mechanical.

DltOWN & PHILLIPS,J- - Practical l'ltimbers, Gas Fittersand Copper-Mnltli?- , No. 7t King street,Honolulu, tf II ouo and Ship .lobi rk promptly executed. 10'J

Honolulu Carriayc Manufact'y2l!8aiiil 2!!0 Fort Sli eel,

Honolulu, .... Hawaiian Is.W. II- - PAOK. Ptoptlttor

HONOLULU IRON WORKS,MuS1""" eiigine", ugar mills, boil-

ers, coolers! iron, luavs and lead cast-ings; machinery of every descriptionmade loonier. Pailiciilar attention paidlo ship's black smithing. Job work exe-cuted at short notice. 1

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

f." All work Promptly and neatlySaW ;tm

I A. MOKKNBIE,fJ PKACTICAL PLUMBERand Gas Fitter.

All ordeis for House or Ship workpromptly executed.

tgy- - Shop next to Post Olllce, BethelStreet. P. O. Box 11,0. Bell Tele,phono 124. 151 ly

(.'NO. C. STKATIttlKYHK,

ARTISTIC S1G.NS A SPECIALTY.

78 King Street, Honolulu.

17.1 P. O. Box :il0. ly

Tlios. Lindsay,MANUFACTURING JEWELER.

103 No. fONuunim Street. ly

STEAM" O'MDY FACTORY

AM) ILVKUIU'.V. HORN, Practical Confectioner,

Pantry Cook and Baker.71 Hotel St. --XpIIST Telephone 71

ALVJLN II. ICASUMAXX,Book-Bind- er

PAPER KULER ami BLANK-BOO- K

Miiuutai'tnri'r.Bonk Binding ot all dc-- t i iptiou neatly

and promptly cveuicd.Gazette Building - - Merchant street

722 lv

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

4,'ni'IMMitci' mill IIiiIMit. ItnKKiiKi' nulll.'ciM'ial 1.x t't'r.-.- .

Draying and steamei Ficlglit ciuefiillyhandled.

Carriage iiaiuilug iIoiid by a llrst-chis- s

workman al 73 King street,.lobbing in above lines attended to withprompinc.xs, and chnige.s accoiding to

the amount ami quality of work.Olllcu Telephone, 202. Kesidcnce, 102.

Mil ly

E. R. RYAN,JtoiiL llnlhlor.

Boats Built and Repaired to Order.

All JvimlH ut' llotii ninlcrinl.Timbers, Knees, Stems, Keels. ANo, 1

Decked Surf Boat, 1 Lmgu Twelve-To- n

leow, 1 Four.Oared Race Boat, 2 SmallSkilft, 1 Twelve.Ton Sloop in perfectonlir, witli sails, anchors and chainscomplete. For Mile cheap lor cash,Kilailiti street, Honolulu. l(t()."i ly

iKOltOK I.UCAS, --V, ,,Continctor jtfVv ftSiftit.

ami Biillder,Si"gaJHonolulu Steam Planing Mills, Kspla-mul- e,

Honolulu.Maimfactiircs ail kinds of Mouldings,

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

Orders promptly attuiideil to and workguaranteed. Orders from tliu other is

solicited

ALEX. FLOHR,Practical Gun 3P?2 ami Lock Smith,

Bethel St., ncM to Pusi-Olllc- o.

Sowing Machines of allikinds repaired.

All kinds of Light Mnchinery ropairedon Short Notice

N.B Good Workin inship and ChaigesStrictly Moderate. P.O. Box PJO.

121 Bell Telephone 121. Jy

13. ji.rj:no3iA.ss,Builder.

Olllce, corner Alakea and Queen streets,Mt'TlAl. TIM I'llONI., MS.

illll P.O. Box 117 0m

WEMER & CO.Mnmifnrtiiriiijr .! (IIitm,

rs'o. tj 8'i'itiniT.Cotutantly on hand u lnivo iisvortiiicnt

of every ilcsci iptinuof .lewelrv, Watches,Gold and Siher Plated Ware! vVc.

U.1S ly

WOjVG IvIJWC.('oiilrni'li)t'. 'ni'iMiti'r .V lliilldcr.

Ilousei and Furniture Repaired,the Best of Workmanship.

JlitUoi, M Hr Uiiy.Work Shop, 27 Miutnakca St.

2!l.'l llm

WILLIAM MILLER

Oabinetmalccr N

And Uplioltcrci',No.C'J Hotel street,

Opposite Intel t nal Hotel,

Canes and TiValking Sticks,Made of every kind of

NATIVE WOODSrackets, Cornices, Curtain Poles, &c.'

made ot the latent designs.

Telephone S.l.

NTERPR8S IJ PLANING MILL.LAliikn, iii'nr ihoii SI.

O. J. H.uinr.i:, Pioprletnr.

Contracting & BuildingMouldings and Finish always on hand.

C3?" Orders promptly attended to. "QU,

vim sai.i:JIiuil mill fSol't Stove Wood,

0:t4 Cut and Split ly

Miscellaneous.

Beaver $ Saloon

The Best Lunch in Town,

Tea and Coffee at 111 Hours

Tlio Inet Biunil oi

Cigars & 1 obaccoalways on luml. '

H. J. XOL'I E, Proprietor.

The White House,Corner Third unit llmvuril NIh

BAN ritANCISCO, Al.UOIl.MA.

IUi-n- . Jaiucs 't AVhi,Formerly of the While House, XminntiAvenue, having purchased the St. Law. .rence House, al tliu above address, con.taining !I0 rooms, all lieaiiirfully fur.nisheii, in suites mid single, offers manyadvantages to travellers to and from theIslands'. Tlio house is located but threesipiarcs fiom the Palace ami BaldwinHotels. Terms very moderate. 85

PIONEERSt'm Candy Factory .

and Bakory.

JE!St;!xllisliollSG3.F. HORN, : : Proprietor

Xo. 71 HOTEL ST., betweenNiiuanu and Fort Sts.

Has ahwiys on hand the largest Stoc kof Candies, both Plain and Fancy, gunan teed to be STRICTLY PUKN

Wliol.HiiI; unil Koiuil.

Rich Wedding Oakes

Of a Twenty Years' Reputation, allSizes always on hand, ornamentedin any Stjle.

Pastries of All Description Made toOrder at Short Notice.

Pun; unci '

Wholesome Bread,Fresh every Day.

Bell and Mutual Tclephouo, Xo. 7--

P. O .Box No. 75. ictJ

,Kv $,

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BISHOP & Co.. HANKERSHonolulu, Hawaiian Islaiula.

Draw Exchange on the

J3i will l Ctilll'orniu, !?. IT.And tlicir ngents in

NEW YORK, HOSTON, IIONfl KONG.

Messrs. N. M. Hothschlld & Sou, LondonTho Commercial Bank C , of Sydney,

London,The Commercial Hank Co., of Sjdncy,

Sydney,The llank of New Zuitluuil Auckland,

Ohrlstehnich, mill Wellington,The Hunk of British Columbia, Vic-

toria, B. C, mid Portland, Or.and

Transact a General llanklnji Itusincss.(l(i!l 1 v

Fledgei to neither But nor Patty,Bnt established far the benefit cf all.

FH1DAY, MAY 7, 1880.

PRISONS.

Jn the past, thi) question linn oftenbeen mooted, whether or not :i m

school should be regarded as nkind of prison. Jiut the best thoughtof the present age has decided thatevery prison ought to lie a kind ofreform school. The old, barbarousidea of exercising vengeance uponthose incarcerated in prison ha noroom in modern civilization. Intliis respect great change havetaken place in the management ofprisons in Europe and Anieiicaduring the present century. Inmany of the Southern States ofAmerica great changes of sentimenton this subject have been manifestedduring the last two years. Thespirit of this country dictates thatsociety punish those who violate itslaws, just so far and in just such away, as will most effectually preventthe repetition of crime by the indi-

viduals or by other. That theprison system of the HawaiianIslands falls far short of the idealmust be evident upon even a cursoryexamination. Prisons accomplishtheir end the prevention of crime,through the segregation of crimi-nals, thus checking their evil inllu- -

once upon the innocent, through thereform of criminals thenielves, andthrough the salutary inlluencc ofexample of crime punished. In allthree of these particulars our penalsvstem stands open to criticism. Inthe llrst place, offenders of allgrades, from the school boy forpetty larceny to the brutal wretchwho assaults unprotected women orattempts to take tho life of his fel-

low mini, all are sent, or may besent according to law, to the sameprison. There is no likelihood thatthe school boy's inlluencc will re-

form his degraded companion. But,on the other hand, there is everylikelihood that such companionship,enforced by law, will result in incal-culable harm to the boy. These arcextreme cases, but there i a greatdifference in the classes of offendeisshut up in one another's society inour prisons. Placing all classes ofevildoers in one prison i not thesegregation which will lesult in thegreatest possible diminution ofcrime. And another defect, just asglaring is the failure to separateprisoners from the rest of society.Jt is a painful and unhappily com-

mon thing to see children playingabout, and even conversing withprisoners at their work. How canthis fail to result in evil?

What effort is put forth to leforinthose whom the btate has deprivedof tlicir liberty because of theirhaving fallen into crime? Ho who

undertakes to answer this question,so far as the state is concerned,assumes no heavy task. To tellwhat conscientious woik is done in

this line by individuals, and withwhat degree of skill and success, isa different matter. Hut such workin public institutions is always unsatisfactory unless carried on underthe authority of the management.It is biul economy for tho state toshirk this responsibility.

When prisoners work side by sidewith unoffending laborers, and onpractically equal terms, the exampleof their punishment loses much ofits salutary inlluencc. Too greatfamiliarity with criminals nearlyalways results in harm.

All desirable reforms cannot bemade at once. Yet it is time forsomething to be done if Hawaii is tokeep up with the most advancednations. The Legislature cannotdo a better thing than to appoint acommittee or arrange tor a commis-sion to investigate thoroughly andreport what changes are desirable,and what can be done in that lineat picsent. Then action should betaken upon the matter at once.

"MISREPORTEDr

Eniroit ISimxtin: Would youkindly allow me to correct the state-ment in your issue, of the nth inst.,ancnt the bark "Star of Devon."I nin icported as having said "thattho only sound timber she has is inthe masts ;" whereas, when askedby your repoiter, if the masts woreTottcn, I said, "No, I believe thespars are the best part of thevessel." I never spoke of her tim-

bers at all, because I have neverhad an opportunity of seeing them.

Thomas Davii:s,.Male bark "Star of Devon."

0th May, 1880.

THE LEdLATUEEii.vr.vrn day.

KniDAV, Jlay 7th.The Legislative Assembly opened

wtlh prayer by the chaplain, Kcv.I. Witlntnnti, at 10 a. m., the Presi-dent, Hon. J. S. Walker, in thechair.

At the expiration of 20 minutes,no quorum being present,

Hep. Dickey nmveil that the houseadjourn until 'J o'clock, i m. liesaid a steamer was leaving for theCoast at noon, and some of themembers might desire to see fi lendsoff. The motion was lost.

Ten minutes later, a quorumbeing obtained, Mr. Pierce, Secre-tary, lead the minutes of previousmeeting, which, on motion of Hep.Kaai, were conllrmed.

rios.Hep. Kcau a petition from u.

Kalihi, to be granted S2,-.)0- 0

for damages done to his laudsby the opening of the Kaniehnineliaroad. Heferred to Lanils and Improvements Committee.

Hep. Hichardson a petition from1!) residents of Honuaula, prayingthat Honuaula, Kahikinui, Null,Kaniaolc and the lands to theboundry of Pulehii be made a taxa-tion district to be named Honuaula.On motion of Hep. Kalua the peti-tion was laid on the table to be con-

sidered with any bill the membermight bring in on the subject.

Hep. Xahinu -- a petition fromSouth Kona. praying, 1st. that thef!o eminent nit the coffee-growin- g

industry by subsidies; 2nd,that llsh iii all harbors be madefree for the ue of the public, and,iird, that a law be enacted regulat-ing the t length of coffee to beserved out at icstaurants. Heferredto Committee on MiscellaneousPetition.

Hep. Uichni doii a petition, thatSfiOO be appropriated for a landingat Makcua, Maui ; also, one to grantS;S0() for a jail at 1'liipalakua.Heferred to Committee on PublicLand and Internal Iniprovments.

Hep. Kcau a petition from Hono-lulu, that the ue of ti leaves andwood be not restricted to the peopleliving on different lands. Laid ontable to be considered with a billpromised to be introduced later.

Hep. Xahinu a petition that alaw bo enacted, prohibiting peoplefrom other countries from cominginto this country without certificatesof good character; 2nd, that theduty on coffee be increased, and,3rd', that where applications arcmade for land, the owners of whichhave died, said lauds be rcsiirveyed.On motion of Hep. Aholo petitionwas laid on table to be consideredwith bills that may be introducedrelating to its prayers.

Hep. Kaai a petition signed byIf! residents of liana, that laborersbe not required to woik later than10 o'clock on Saturday. On motionof Hep. Kcau, laid on table to beconsidered with any bill on thesubject.

S lANllINli COM.MlTTKXs.

Minister Gulick, for the PrintingCouiinittec, reported the printing ofvarious bills.

Hop. Kalua presented a reportfrom the I'oininitteu on PublicLands and Internal Improvements,to the effect that they recommendedthe several petitions hitherto pre-

sented for public works and im-

provements, to lie laid on the tablefor consideration with the Appro-priation Hill.

Hop. Castle moveif that the peti-

tions be referred back to the committee, with instructions to bring inrecommendations relating to theirrespective prayers when the Appro-priation Hill is under consideration.

The motion was lost and thereport of the committee adopted.

Mlllt'KS AMI Itr.SOI.l'TlONS.

Hep. Dole gave notice of an actto amend sec. .18, chap. 1.1, laws of1882, relating to the collection oftaxes. AIo, a resolution that81,000 bo granted for building ahospital at Lihue. Kauai.

Hop. Kcau gave notice of an actto provide a permanent settlementfor lion. V. C. Parke.

Hep. Hichardson, by leave, leadan act to amend sees. 18 and 211,

uhan. 1, laws of 1882, relating tothe "ale of spirituous liquors.Passed to order for second reading.

Minister Ciulick, by leave, pre-

sented an act to define thts firelimits of Honolulu, which beingprinted in both languages, wasordered read a llrst time by itstitle.

Minister Neumann, by leave, readan act to repeal sec. 1 of an act tofacilitate the recovery of rents. Hewas explaining Hint the section pro-po-c- d

to be repealed provided thatlandlords might distrain for lentwithout process of law, and then beaccountable lo the tenant for thesurplus; when

Hep- - Castle rose to a point ofolder, that this was not the timeto explain the measure.

The Presidcnt'sustained tho point,and

Minister Neumann appealed fromthe decision of the chair.

After dUuuBslon by Rep, Dolo Insupport of the chair, and Rep. AJioloand Noble Rhodes against, the votewas taken, resulting in the chair J.being not sustained.

(Minister Neumann, apparentlysatislicd with the explanation he hadgiven before the dispute began, leftthe room on the announcement of thedecision of the house.)

Hep. Drown read the act, of whichlie had given notice, to amend thelaw regulating proceedings in bank-ruptcy.

Minister Cudick read the act, ofwhich he had given notice, to regu-late the building of (Ires in Honolulu.It forbids the lighting of llrcs out-

doors within a mile, in any direction,from the Dell Tower, without writ-ten permission from the Chief Engi-neer of the Fire Department, to liegranted at his discretion; also pro-

hibits the setting off 1

fireworks, or llre-arin- s, withoutsimilar permission; the penalty forinfraction being $'.

Hep. Castle moved that the billdefining the tire limits of Honolulube made a special order for to-

morrow. Carried.On motion of Hep. Hichardn

the house adjourned at 1 1 :o(J until2 i .M.

WANTED,A WOMAN to do plain needlework

J Apply to MIth JACKHON,;;.!! Heformnlory School.

EIRE.consequence of having been burnedIN out I Iiul: to notify in friends mid

tho public hf general, that I hae ro- -

iiiommI to 10(1 .Nliuauu street, next to tlie(.'iiiiuiicii-hi- l Hotel. Coffee and Lunchut all liour.s, as define.Mi Im THOMAS MII.DOOX.

x. ivxcxejsivxiil:,Contrm-to- r mid Jtitihler.

S ohm and oIllccH lilted up, Estimatesgiven on nil kind ol liriel; and wooilctibuilding;-- , Plans mid .Sptcillculinin

EST Olllcc, IK) Heictutllil Ht.;Mutual 'lciophoiic, :"2; Poslolllcr Bo.,1110. Li'-ii-

a. morgan,Blacksmith and Carriage Builder,

CAN UK KOUXI) AT

70 iiiul SJ KiiiK- - Slrcul,(lately occupied by Mr. Schuuiun),where he Is roadv to attend to all ordersIn Blacksmitliiug, Making and ltepair-in-g

every description of Vehicles, Taint-ing, Turning, etc., at the most icason.able prices'.

Horse-- Shoeing; u Specialty.Mi iiin

ar Uas

SATURDAY, May Stli,At 10 a.m., I will sell at my Salesroom",

at auction, a lull line of

Dry Goods, Cloii,(ihirswurc, Crockery, Grocciio, blueMottled mid other .Soaps, Eagu No. 1

it Sugar, Iih Krcth ltalsins and Fig.,jlitt received ex Zualandia; line TableI'enches and Peine, crates Cnlilornianew crop Potatoes ; also, to eloc con-signment

1 ,000 Sugar Bags,variety of 1 ohm hold Eurnituie,

Chairs, Tabic, lied Lounge, Settiei,Meal Safe, Lamps, tVe.

6 Horses, broken to Saddle & Harness

Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Uiiiih fc

Pibtoh,

A Good Square Piano.J. LYONS, Auctioneer.

A CARD.

The KeyNtuuu Saloon.

WE beg most respectfully lo informthe public generally that we have

assumed the projiiicloisliip and mjIcmanagement of the above saloon, there-fore It Is our intention and desire toconduct this plate of business In a mostrespectable, and ordeily manner. Weare well awaie that civility and eouite-ousiie- ss

are Indispensable to pusouswho wish togalnpiiblleconlldence, con-sequently we Intend to do our utmost topleasu our customers.

We have opened a spacious billiardloom, ill for any gentleman to play in,being well ventilated ami lighted up

of expen-e- , having nUocveiyaceoinmodotloii neec-ar- y.

We also w Nh to Inform our friendsand the public thai on Saturday eveningwe seno our patrons with the best clamchowder suppers that can be prcpaicd,especially with our own hauiN, and lupii'scnco of tho public. Wo do notiu-hiir- t

to back rooms or celiacs to niaiiu-factu-

clam chowders or anything elsewith the aid of t'hliiaiiicu and others,but come boldly out ami Invite the pub-li- e

to violl and Inspect our prcml-e- -, andsatisfy themselves.

As regaids liquors and beers, etc., weKeep no ten cent hceiy.ind beg tost.ito thatwo keep on hand the very best that canbe obtained in the market, second to uubouse in Honolulu, and we defy con-tradiction. J. P. IIOWEN k, CO.,H22 2t Piojirlc'tors.

NOTICE.AT a special meeting of (ho Hawaiian

Carriage Mainifaettiilng Co. heldthis day, E. 11. SOill'MAN was electedSecretary and r lu plaeo ofThus. S. Douglas reigned.

Ero.HCHUMAX.Sec'ry JIaw,n Carriage limf'g Co.

Honolulu, 31ny Urd, 16S0. iilS

WANTED,A SITUATION by mi American girl,

XV as liotifeuoeper or nurse, AddressYV, olllco of lid paper. S!l ill

NOTICE.Honolulu, April 10, 18S0

LL persons aio hereby cautionedA not to trust inv son. IIAHHYMcf'lIESNKY.iis I will not pay blllsothis conn acting without my writtenoidtr. 11. N. McCHKSNKY.

13 1 X IDE NO NOTICE.DIVIDEND of One Dollar perA Share on ilu Cimitnl Slock of the

I'e'ipleslee and Hufriu,cialnr Companywill bo payable (in SVTUltDAY, May8ih, allhe Company's olllcu, comer ofFort and Chaplain sfeei.'Jl lit V. K. t'os l'Elt, Treasurer.

QUntlttlH COUKT of the Ila-I-

waiian Islands. In the matter ofthe Uankruptev of THOMAS K.OLAHKi:. hrfoie Chief .lusllec .Iiulil.

Thomas K. Clarue, lining business Inbin, i and Honolulu, Island of Maui

and Oahu, Inning thin day been adjudl-rule- d

bankiiipl "U hi own petition, It isordered thai all orcditois of -- aid bank,rupl come In and prove their cliiluu. be.fore me, at my Cliniuliuis, In Honolulu,on

Tuesday, May 11, 188G,At 10 o'clock a. in.

It it lurther orduied that, upon saidday, the rnditor proceed to holdthe ELECTION' of an absljjiieo or as-

signee of said bankrupt estate, and thatnonce uureoi oe puiiiisucu in uiuI)I1.Y HUM.I.TIN four times previous tonlil dav.

D.it'd Honolulu, May-!- , 1SSH.

A. K. .HJD1),Chief .1 ul lee Supiemc Couit.

Attest. Jlu.Niiv Smith,Deputy Clerk. !)2I It

Admin'trator'sI'.y older of L. A Thurston and Mrs.

11. U Alexander, adiulni-tlrato- and nil.liiinistrntrk of tho Ktati;of t ll.Alev.under, deceased nuhig under outer ofhide ol the Supluiu Co-irt- , I will i lintpublic auction, at my .ale-iooi- n in Ho-

nolulu, on

MONDAY, May a-i- , 188(5,At 13 o'dock, noon, all of that cur-

tain pi"ic.rty known as the

Tie HaiBaKala1

Bandsituate in Miikawno and Kula, .Maul,

coiiM-tm- g of the lands of

KAL1AI.1NUI, coat-linin- 1,QSS acres,PUIEIIUN'UI miiuka, containing 11,.

fi.'iU aeio.AAPL'EO 1 and 2, containing 1131 acre?,

Total, 32,071 acres, moro or less,

The Lauds are all lu fee simple, andMile Is perfect.

The Ranch StockCONhlsTS or

600 head of Qnule, moro or less,

4,500 head of Sheep, more or less,

85 Horses, more or less,

A portion of the land is wooded, sup.plying an abundance of firewood

A portion of the land not at presentnecessary for carrying on the ranch Isrented out, bringing in an 11 initial rentalof sjliio.

I bo lauds exti ml tiom Jlnalaea Hay,lucludiiu; lishlni; light, (o the top olllalcaUala, and ore bounded on ouosideby the Von Teinpsky mid Goodnessranches, and on the other bide bytspnckolsville, V 11. lialley's ranch, theLast Maui St"ck Company's ranch(lliowei's) and Ilaiku-uku- .

The soil Is in great pint rich and fer-til-

ami the p.istuie for stock excellent.The land and stock will bo sold as a

whole, being put up at an

Upset Bid of $50,000,Terms are: $S5,O0O cash, the balance

to he paid in equal installments in '. 2,!l, land 5 years, seeored by llrsl mop-gag- e

upon the prcmi-e- s sold, and Im.movements hereafter placed theicon.Intel est at the rate of 8 per cent, perannum, free of taxe, payableseini.au.mially. Principal ami in'lerest payablein United Slates gold coin. DeuW atexpense of purchaser.

.J. J,YONS, Auci'r.Fit" Maps of the land can he seen,

and full paiticulara obtained at theolllce of L. A. THUItSTON, :! Mcr.

Mieet. H'Jl

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Public AuctionIX WA1LUKU, MAUI,

On TUESDAY, May 11th,Tho-- very desirable Piemlses situ.

tiled on Market stieet, andknown as the

Wailuku Bakery,and belonging lo the Estate of the

lale E, llatehelor.The house comprtscs (I looms and a

spacious and well arranged

Bake House & Ovenand being a well Known and centralestablishment, oilers a line openingtor any one in tho baking or restau-ran- t

business.

A FINE VJJfEYAKD,Yielding tine crops of the celebrated

alluku Grapes, form pint of the preunites, 1120 at

IT. BAV18. --CJ03"

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. ." XoiM, II. I.HCO TO CALL ATTENTION TO, ANU IMVITK 11IU INSI'KCTION OK 1HK1II

of&The quality and aiiety of our Ico

eiiuaitciii, ny oilier dealer'.

tVIXDJBTl,

Staple and Mcf Mix, Mini ai Provisions,

S(rcjt, Honolulu,

Stock Fresh Goods.Extensive aried

Table LiixurieH and of every dcsciipllou.Evaporated, Peeled and Pitted KrultcNuts and U'llns.

Woodlawn Dairy Butter in b. Bricks, 65 cents each; FreshIsland Butter, at 50 cents per lb.

Sole Auenls for Anchor T?lour, a llrU grade Flour lor fanillv use.Oats, Barley, Bran, Wheat and Corn, at lowp-- t iumct mi cm

Our guarantee goei with every article mid, for Quulity, Correct Weiriit andMeasure.

The minutest cure excreisid in aceuralely e.(cuilnir all oulers. Shouldany mistake occur In spltu of thl. i

Goods Avill bo ExohanodDaily dellverle to all parts of tho City and Island Orders solicited and

satisfaction guaranteed.CSr !' O. bov 1:1.1. .Until Telephones 180 -

JUST OFEJSED UI',A 6'IXK

Jersey Waists from $2 to $8;

Jersey Cloths in all Shades;

Ladies' Untrimmed Hats, the latest Styles;

Feathers, Flowers,

Ribbons, Laces,

Ornaments, All-Ov- er Lace,

Arasones, Chemilles,

And a Fine Line of Trunks,

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at bed-ioe- prices.

We are pleased to announce ih arrival of our immense laigc Invoice of

andand aie now diluting and uiulvnlled Bargains in nil .

lust 100 pieces o.f very line Victoria Lawn at 8 apiece, 10 yards; n veryiiuyu iKvnunrai ui new spring sij les in j.awns, h liaiisie. sateens, plainllgured and brocaded, while Pique and u lull line ol IJichh Ooods, the latest out.

in all new shades ; 10 do. Ladies Lisle Tin nd Hose ut 10 cents,the best value ever oll'ered.

Just received, all iho latest wjlis in Hoys and Childien's Suits; GreatHoys Blue Fianel Sailor Suits at $'.'.00 a Suit, .lusl rcccled, direct from

Eastern mauufaclui cs,

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which we oirer

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Street.

TEMPLE OF FASHION,

Dry (loflfls, Fancy M, Laces, lion,Clothing Gent's Furnishing G-ood-

iiupiecidented ourdepnrtm'ts

Letting Down the Price.

JL..ee lOonole, LadicK' Tricot Clotlitho

Clothing Department.Ilargaitis,

Mens,

utee)roiii

&

Vahcllne I'lire,Vaseline White.

A'nsellnc I'niiiuilc,I'usellne Caiiiiihor Ice,

Vaseline Cold !rcain.Vaseline CoHiuetliiuc,

ViiMellnu Hair Oil.Vi(Niliii Kc uini; Mnulilue Oil,

&P. 0. BOX 31 D.

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OumplM.'ll lloclc,Ileal Kstalo Agent,

Employment Agent,Wlhlurs bteainshlp Agent,

Great liuiilngtou Hailioadin Ainencu.

Agent

DEAbEHS

Waiklkl;

unsurpassed

Monuy

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received,

CO., Proprietors.

Itaifac Compys

Hollister Co., 109 Fort Street.KsTAIIbiSIJEI).lS70.

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Tolcphono 172.

WISEMAN,

Iloiiolitln, IT. T.

Custom House Broker,Money Broker,

.Manager lluwallan (Jpc)a llousa,,Eire and LlftIusuran'ce Agent-(1U- 2ly; J

General Business Agent,

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FRIDAY, MAY 7, lfitfli.

ARKIVALS.Mnv 7

Slinr V O Hull from Windward Torts.Srlir Kc An Iloit from llnwutlSclir ltol Hoy from Wulanao

DEPARTURES.May 7

Hchr Wallele for I'ala.Sclir KIiuUii! for WalaluaS S Zealaudla for Kit FranciscoIJUtiie Uncle .Jnliu for San Francisco

VESSELS lEAVIHOSclir Hob Roy for Koolati

PASSEtlllERS.Kor San KrnueWco. per SS Zealandla.

May 7. Caiiin Mrs I) M 1'leieher.Miss .1 (illlmaii, Mr ,1 Vandona. (! IISpniildiiig. II Hamburg MKs I I.Mi-ma- n.

Mrs Hanks and 2 children, Mrs K

(2 Allen, l)r .1 Smith. Mls .1 Smllli.Mrs Noble. Mls II llenlck. Miss L,

llnllawav. W II llallcv, Mrs ( .1 Nolle,Drllcnr'i McOieu..! Ilolhi.'. W.I Hilland wife. V L1 l'cacock. I' Atllcr. MrsLnnger and child. Mrs DIcKcv and son,TKTostcr and wife, Mrs ,jr Klscler,.1 C Melcalf. Mrs (.'apt llelekinott. i)r I.1 Dayton. .1 (i I'or-vt- h. W Hongs. UaptMelntyre. Mrs )r Webb and maid, AKldd, wlfo and it children, and .lud-j-

Hoffman. Stit.iiaui: M tk' S Tavarin.wlfo and 2 children. I Mmpker, I.TocnnK 0 Wanibubl. wife and child,JI I.ackwaml. ; 'llelei. (! limber, K

Varlkln, II llamnlstei'. (' Lehman, FTenta. A O Wood. 1, Santlne and wife.C llrunsieller. G II ( Junes andwife, Mr Ilrmi", wife and child, M!s.lMiranda, R Orr. A Kratis. wife and II

children, 'J' MeUeti.le. I (ilnsberf;. .1

Llnd, 11 Kennell. (i W I.ond, '1 II llun-'f.o- n,

II I. lllaucliard. A Wilson, IIHarrison and .1 Hoc.

From Windward .Ports, pertmr WO Hall, May 7 lion .1 11 S Martin. liev.1 Kanhano. W V Koy, .1 Hoick, JlwDSjneekinan and child, and 5:1 deck.

CARGOES FROM ISLAUD PORTS.Sclir Kc Au lion 1.1)22 bas of sugar.Stmr W G Hull 7.rUl) ba-'- s of sugar.

SHIPPING MOTES.

The S S Zealandhi sailed at noon forSan l'rancl-c- o with 21.ID.I litmsof Migar,1,150 bags of rice, l.ll.'il bunches ofbananas, .(i(j bills of giceu hides, s balesof goat skins, IS bales of bags, H) balesof sheep skins, 7,--( dry hides and l!)(i

bdls of sugar cane. V.iluo 81111,227.71.'1'ho l)owelt and KeAullou sail on

Monday next.Tho Forest Queen will -- ail for San

Francisco about Wednesday next.

LOCAL & GEUEHAL NEWS.

Tin: ciicket match,coiiiinonccs at 11 o'clock a. m.

A i.ai:c;i: and ugly hole is reportediu Kulaokaiwiula bridge, I'ulama.

Nativks diving for coal yesterdaygot scvcral'liagH full where the Starof Devon discharged.

Tm: Morning Star was launchedfrom tho Marine Railway, and the.lames I. Dowsott hauled up, yester-day afternoon.

Tin: band will not play at KnimiiSquare afternoon, but willplay at tho Cricket ground, com-mencing at !t o'clock.

Tin: citi.ens of Honolulu generallyuro subscribing liberally towards next.Saturday evening's, concert by theCampobello company.

Tin: ball given at tho Palace lastnight by His Majesty, in honor oftho Ihitish Admiral now heie, was agrand and successful all'air.

Tin: 'steamer V. (I. Hall, whicharrived thin i m., from Hawaii andMaui, brings newn of lire seen in theVolcano . last l''rjday night, andalthough it has now disappeared thoHinoko has ineroafcd consideiably.

Tin: children of St. Andrew'sCathedral Sunday School will meetat tho Oathoral, Satuiday afternoon,at 2 o'clock, for an Easter Carol. AtIt o'clock, tlioy will piocecd to theBishop's residence, for lLfichiuentspiovided by nioiubuis of the congre-gation.

At a meeting of lopiescntutives oftho Honolulu Fire Department, heldlast evening, it was resolved todonate !fT)UI) to the lliemen rcndcieddestitute by tho late Hie. A commit-tee, consisting of the Chief and Flintand Second Engineers, was appointedto distiibulo the money as they deem-ed best.

Tin: entertainment to bo given bythe GleaiieiH at tho Y. M. C. A. hailthis evening pioniieen to bo on ex-

ceedingly pleasant all'air. It is fortho benefit of the Kawaiahao Semi-nary and tho admission is only 25cents. Such a wuithy cause andsuch u low price should 1111 tho hallto overilowing. Come everybody andyour fiieuds.

YliH.Dl.vu to the expres.ed wishesof many in tho community, SignorCampobello ohangid his puipoi-- ofgoing by tho Zunliiudiu andwill remain for the Maripo.-- a a dayor two later. This arrangementallows an opportunity for anotherconcert, which will be given

night in the Opcia House.Prioes of admission are brought with-

in reach of everybody, and anybodywho fails to go will lose a treat thelike of which will probably not boavailable again for many aday.

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Tinr "Imso Hawaiiano" containstho iiifm mutiuii that a sailing vesselleft Madoira for these islands wilhemigrants about a mouth ago. Alsothat a petition will bo presented totho Legislature for opening to settle-jnci- it

fioino government lamia between

.f ,,-- ' , "7 t"llfAl.ilt. (.r,il WaI.iI, riniu l.lni mlitAmul inrtcci Mbl". Some PoitURt'cscwho left Ililx lor Rritish Columbia an few inon'lis ago have written backt say that (hoy have exhausted tin irmoney and found no' work, mul wishtheir friuls to furnish tliein the meansto r turn.

The dcpaiturc of the steamship'ealundia this noon drew a very

largo crowd to sco her ofl". ITcrwere numerous and generally

decked wilh llowers. The band wason tho wharf mid enlivened the scenewith popular tunes and native bongs.All was merry until the "all a shore"hell ru:.-:- , then theie Weie teais amiembraces and good-bye- s and Alohas.His Majesty was on the wharf asweie other notables. As the steamerwas leaving her berth a Chinese pas-senger, named Ah Soon, came amiwas hauled aboaid with a lope,causing considerable laughter. Thesteamer look, besides a large mail, ucargo viilinil .it $MI),227.7I.

iniiilnilniiil iiiii ii

BUSINESS ITEMS.

.h r opened at the Elite Ice OicamPailors, ex ealundia, lino frcahcandies. ,'117 lw

AirribTs' Materials, Plaque, Panels,Stretchers, Canvas, etc., etc., at KingRros.' Ait store. U20 lit.

II. May & Co. have received perZenlandia, in the ice room, ficsh Cali-fornia Ridl Rutter, Cnulillower, Aspa-ragus, Celery, Smoked Halibut andSalmon, boxes fiesh Apples:. 1117 lw

Wi: hope that all loveis of Hu-

manly sport, as well as, the friends ofthe club, will aid the Myrtle boys intheir cuiiTtainmcnt next Thursdayevening, by at once gelling theirtickets. For tale at J. M. Oat's, C. .1.

McCarthy's and King Bro's. Price $2.

Co.MK and see my now StetsonHats in all shapes, .lust opened, aline line of Paratols and Flips, which1 will sell at very low liguics. Also,Silk Gloves and .Mitts, in all shapes;patent Leather Pumps (dancingshoes) in lace anil ties. The lateststvli's of Millinerv leceived bv ovcrvsteamer. Re sine and have a look atour must cMpiisile evening Roundsin Opera Pink, Lt. Mett'eh gieen,myrtle green, lureois blue, lilac, c,

etc., at (21) ('has. .1. Fi.smki..

WOOD VS. DILLINCHAM.

His Honor the Chief Justice filedhis decision on Saturday, in thoequity suit of.). II. Wood vs. 15. V.Dillingham. Tho action was broughtfor speeilio performance, the pro-perty being the premises of theWoodlawn Dairy. The learnedjudge's decision, which N a lengthyone, concludes as follows: "Aftermuch relleelion I am of the opinionthat the defendant should ho allowedto elect whether speuillc perform-ance of the contract shall he detieod without compensation, sincehe has sold the premises for aboutdouble what he contracted to payfor it, or whether speeilio perform-ance shall bo refused and the agree-ment of sale annulled, the plaintiffto pay defendant the amount of theenhanced market value of tho premi-ses by reason of thu. permanent im-

provements placed thereon by de-

fendant, less rent, to ascertainwhieha reference may he had to a master.Costs of Com t divided."

SUPREME COURT---11- 1 CHAMBERS.

Refore Judd, C.J. In re estateWerner l.uliben, late of Kalaielm,Hawaii, deceased. Letters of ad-

ministration were granted J. F.Hackfeld, under bond of 1,000.

'In 10 estate of Conrad Jlonkc,Hawaii, deceased. J. F. llackfcldappointed admiuistialor, underbond of SI, 000.

In re estate Thomas K. Clark,sugar planter, liana, Maui, a volun-tary bankrupt. Couit orderedproof of claims and election of as-

signees take placo on thu lllh hist.Iu re guardianship of Samuel

Moakeawe, an insane person. D.F. Sanford, of Hauiakua, was ap-pointed guardian instead of Lalakea,who had failed to qualify himself.Rond $2,000.

Wr.iNi:si)AY, May Mil.Refore Judd, C. J. Iu tho mat-

ter of the estate of Charles Rrewer,late of Roston, Mass., deceased.The attestation of II. II. Al.'a Con-

sul, at Boston, to tho coitilicates at-

tached to the will of the deceased,was llled ; and the' will was ad-

mitted to probate.In the matter of the estate of

Julius L. Richardson, of Waiunao,Uahu, deceased. Tho accounts ofHon. II. A. W'idcmauu, aduiiuis,-irato- r,

were approved ; he was dis-

charged, as administrator, and ap-pointed guardian of tho minor lieiisof deceased, under a bond ofS2."),000.

ASSISTANCE !

ANYONE who Is willing lo give anylo lliiMi who biiil'erul by

tlm llr" .if the Ibth day of Apnl, 1KSU, Isheiebv cuiilndly luvlu-i- l lo send hisdonation to the Hon, S. M. Damon,Tieusiuer, ami notllv W. C. Acid, thuScLreturv, for notlcu in newspapers.

11. II II. LII.1UOKAI.ANI, Pies.,II WATKRIIOUSK, Lscj., Vice.Pies.IIOX. S. M DAMON, Ticasurcr,W. ('. Ai'HI, Seerelary.ROX..1NO. U. IvAULUKOU,HON. .IAS. KEAU,REV.T. WAIA.MAU. U17U

' ' il Hi, rij'iV iniyifti7miit?l i yllfi'TTf rjj'iiiiThf"v"i7i!irSrii"lJi7i' " 'ifTTTir"' j ijAir7iiry

TO PLANTERS.WOO to 1,000 TfoxiM r

STABLE MANURE, in bulk or in bagsto slllt customer?. Will be delivered (iiirhu; .Inly ;n.o An ju-- l.

Send order io ilio

Pacific Navigation Company.IK)

'l'ln TSVw IOiiIuikI

Kitchen and Ballro in: OIM..N iiv 'inn

MYJJTLI3 IJOAr t!IJUJ,,

II S llCKX I'OsTl'ONUI) C.NT II.

Thursday Ev'g, Wlay 1 3.Tickets for s'de at King 15ri3. and

;i20 .l.M. Q.it. .Ir., Co.'s 8t

AUCTION SALE Oh'

C0?1 L. SMELLS & CURIOS.

Oi- SATURDAY, May 8,

Ai 0 .m , nl the premises, corner ofAlikiti i ml Kln Sl. (lormerly oceu.piul ie ilij Louvre of Rnisse!-)- , wo willsell nl j.ii .ilic ailrliiiii, a lot of

Kou Calabashes,Pink Coral Shells, nil of

lluunilim

Mats, Kapas ana Curios.

Poslthe (Jorals on Rvhibltlnii,'Ihursd.iy, Mny (i, IsHd.

E. T. ADAMS & Co.,U18.'it Auctioneers

Valuable Land inNutmnu Valley at Auction.

On SATUJtDAY, 31iy Stli,t 12 o'eloek, noon, at our Salesroom,

Queen slicel, wo will sell at public aue-tio-

all thai line tract of Land known a

Biiof Kahapaakai, !

situiileil in Nutltiuu Valley, three milesfiiitn King street, containing :? I

aeies. This land treats on the NuiiamiGovcinineiit Jlo.id, and is well fenced.There ate on llie hind

A Dwelling Houso, Chicken House, etc.

A stream of flush water runs throughthe place. This oilers u desirablecliiinco lor Investment. Tltlu perfect,terms at sale.

E. 1 ADAMS & CO.,1115 81 Auctioneers.

NOTICE.Ilawiiilati LodL'e Kii. LM. t.A: A. JI will be convened

m.f KVKRY AFTERNOON's THIS WEEK, nt 1 o'clock.loi iiis.uucilou, coiidueted by thoDeputy Ornml L'.'ctnrer. hO

LOST,rpiIH niornitig, from Ton St. Shoot.X ing Gulletv, a sniiill Austrulian

PARROT; body, sbile color, with redabout the neck. The tinder will busuitably rewnrdid on returning sunie t'ithe (II) tf) SHOUTING GALLfiRY.

NOTICE.I 1IRRERY lesi.eclfully notify myJ li lends ami the public iu genera),that 1 have removed my business to theHawaiian Carriage Manufacturing Co,wheiu 1 can lie touuil to attend to mycustomers ai iisiud. So'iciliug a coll.tinuiiiiee nl tle'ir patronage, and thank,ing the public for past luvors,

1 am, nioit sincerelv voms,E G. SCIIUMAX.

Ilnnnlidii, Aplll 211 1HHU. Ml'J lm

EM 1 LOYJM J3NT OFPJ C 13,

rpilE unilcrsigri(d has moved into the.L (lice, ot Mr. .1. E. Wiseman, where

he w I bo picpured lo lutiiish house,hoi ' 'Vanls, collect bills, do Anglo.C Intel pi eting, and a general1 (.VJ(iin) SOYdNO.

Off? LUIS EO, 1U2NT,"I Wli.. lent one-ha- lf of my olllee, at.1 .Si . '7 Porl blicet, furnished, withlm i uphones, io a desir.ible parly.

.INO. A. PALMLR,!0,l Giineral Aui-nt- , Honolulu.

Notice to the Public.JE. WlhRMAX, pioprietor of tho

Cuutrid Cigar btaml, on MerchantMicei, begs to Iiilonn the public l lint hoIms the eiieus of Mi. F.H1LRRR, for rly at II. .1. N. lie'sitesliiur.ini, who will take exelustvocharge of my Cigar and Tubicco hiand,and will endeavor to keep constantly onhand a si lection of

FINE CIGARS & TOBACCOwhich, he tnist.i, will lm appiLchitid byllie gcncial community. Oidcis Iromllie oilier islands will bn prouiitly

lo. Patronlo Mr. F. Wider, whoIs a thoioiigh judge of a good smoker'sin tide. lloMicottullv,i'Oil lm .I.E. WISK.MAU.

FINE COLUMBIA RIVER

I'S.lSl

SJ !titJut leceived, per Zealaii-din- ,

and foi sale by

ID. 1. ADjV3IS wSi CO.,aioi Queen Street. lm

lw

Corporation StocksSALE.

vAi.cn.Ilitw'n riirrmo Minify Co.. i WI 1110

R. O. ll'dl Jsbon, oo 75 1IHI

IniciMaud s.. N. Co., M100 101Hell Telephone, m :i:i lollnw'li AuMle.nlluriil Co., otlOO UN)

Wilder' Sleiitnslii,, Co., OilOO 100C. llrewer 11,0 100Woodbiwn Daily, l)U 101)Wiiiluku Sugar Co., 1)11 100Wiilimiiiulo, ifiTi 100Star Mill. Qisfl r,00Reciprocity Siiem d. , tO 100

L. A.TIU'Itsl'ON, Mock llrokci.

'aih'tIcdTl OV to intend Club n work, eluan

IIoim' and !uv'., itid drive ali .i A iritul limine . and SHI am nub. Apply t" .1. L. W ISKMAN',Oil Oen'l I Agriu.

c;uaim)ia2hS' xoticrTH.VVINO bet'ii iippuiNiiil I y tho Su.

Onnri llie L'imf,ll,ilis of thepersne and e-- t: tc of .UiIIX HOHKl.LO,fiiiiiid by llie C ml to l,e incapable oflaltlnj i are nl luimelf, all persons aicliereb warmd -- ,n i Ii.imhu any deal,big with the .luiiii Hnhello, and allpirtlcs having any clnims against himate hereby noiilled in present the sameto .1. llyuiati, mul nil paities owing themid .loh n Kulnlln ,,r i t (in tosettle wltli J. IIvn.Mti iifon-uli- l.

'.M A GO.NSAI.VKS,.li SKI'll HY.MAN.

Hntinliiln. April IS-l- l. :3 lm

RECITALS !

Under the nuspuv - of the HonoluluLiluiiry and Keading Uooni.

Do not fall lo hear

PROF. HORATIO G. PARKER,of Trinity College, Toronto,

Select Classic and Humorous Programme

nl Y.M.C A.llull,

Tuesday Even's, May LJlIi,at 8 o'elnck.

ADMISSION, 1. Tickets andul .1. M. Out, .Ir., A-- Co 's.

lilli lw

FOR SALE 15V

j. t. umnm, aiNo. 1 S( i",

A Varied Ass'in't of Kid GlovesWash Doe ,li ts(y f;oes,Khailed Plushe ,'

French Merino,Victoria Iiwiis,Ciislunu: Caiiilitie,

Sash and other Ribbons:iibi ate-- ' .si les.

Just Landed !

Kx bark ilamcs S. Stone,

'X'ln; CMiniiu l"i'iiiiUliu

STOVE COALFoi sale in hits to suit and at

Lowest M irl,et Hutes.

O. BREWER & Co.A CAKD.

fully LOtiineed that ihoJ seventh ih.y ol the week is not llietine Silibalh, which we aie coiiiiiiiuii.leilto olwcivc anil l.ep, 1 nIhiII, on .milu fit r thu llr.st day ot Mai, ISbli, run thebusiness at the

ltOVAI, HA I (',im usual, on S.itnnl tyi. tint II 1 l'.M , andcontinue lo ell iho best ol every kindof Liipinirt as heietolote, nol iisiii).; iihmi inducement to pidm oH'liiums ol 1.11

inferior ipiallty, the bl iiidbhtmnts ofHosion Clam Clmuilcr ami othei deli.aeies uiauulaeliiied in u second rate

hash kitel on.Thanking friends and the nubllo u n- -

erally f- -i past tavois, and hoping for acontinuance of tint same.

P. L. LKS1.IE,Sliiiniger Itoyal .Saloon.

EST The fliio-- i LMiLl.slI ALK, ondriuiL'hl. IO eriii- - n yl iss, w.., :H7L'w

a"liLLEKGeneral Business U Pnrchasinrj gent.

12 irtait St. Honolulu.

My most rai tli tul attention will hogien for thu

Purchase ot Merchandise

in Honolulu for thu ic&ldciits of theUU several lblundn of this group, fly

'1riiiVT:rr?':f n li

MMMMrUi, LJL &&

tvSQ

Fresh Home Steam Made

CASHES Mm CAKES.!of the srrntet vi-- i' "id Inrrost tork, nlwnv on hand, hMIip lowot

priT-- , in IKIPTLY Pl'Ri:, cm only be found nl

F. HORN'S STEAM CANDY.T;i.Loy : ii itl JL5iK'oxy.

The Finest and Richest Wedding Cakes,In all sl.es, ahvavs on hnml, and oiiiiiiientcd iu tlm highcU tvlc of art, at

prices which iinot bo competed with, at the muiiu plaoe.

1)22 ISoth '1V1(i1ouis, 71. lw

LADIES' BAZAAR, 88 FORT STREET,

BARGAINS, liAHGArXS, UAIIGAINS !

arc recpie-'te- to call mul exainiue my

IVev Stock oi jiilliiiciy &ood,just receive I, e. Zfahunlia, amongst which are some of the

Novest anil Latest Styles of Huts, Italian Del Monte,

in fumy mixed Shell Ibuid and White Chip and Lace, fancy mixed Dlxcy nndliliy-inn- e, Leghorn Liurel and Arno, Ve &.C.

Pc.ithcrs. Plumes, ri,ier, Ortuiuients, Laces, Velvets and Plushes In greatmi ty ulro, Slruw Triinmings.

All Work Guaranteed nnd at the Lowest Possible Price?.

RflR3. Jr LYOWS, Proprietor.

ALDEI FSUIT

Poi, WJush, Hot Cakes, Rflufifms, etc.The Flour we moat preient supplyiiig is far superior to any previously offered,

ai d can be undo Into

AN UNLIMITED NUMBER OF PALATABLE DISHES

nl le-- s expense than any other farinaceous preparation".Ilighlv leroiii'i.i'Uilcil by pkysicliiiib as an invaluable diet for persons suffer,

ing from (iisunleiitl stomach or bowels, n well as a nutritious food for the healthy.

Ifoi 25 nlo Ixv Jill Grocoj's.DlltLCTIONS POP. MAKING POL Take the desired amount of Hour nnd

mix vet v thin with cold watvr, being uro there are no lutups. ('online this in ahag or cloth and phuo iu a liottle of boiling water, and lei it continue to boll l'to 'lf, hours, according to ipi.tutity used, cate being taken to pirn e a piece of per.formed tin at the bottom of the'keltlo so us to prevent the etoi It from limning.When done (white warm) stir with u stout spoon, adding a Utile water until thowhobi well mixo I. Let t ,i- - st.iiid fioni live in six hours Then add water lusmall ipiautities, luKim. Uioioughly .mil kneading until the consiitcnnv Isobtained. Owing lo u- - purity it takes from tin ee to four days to btenmo acid orsour. 31 !)m

twn fwjrnt-siwt- v n

CHAS. HUSTACE, GROGE:King Street, Between Fort nnd Alakon Streots.

IMeA GJootl, --Just DR,coervol,Kecs Pamlly Iteef; l. .mil hall bbls. Pig Pork; Kast-ri- i P.loek Cidllsh; Smoked-Halibut- ;

U Tongue Lunch Tongues; Smoked lieif; 1J me'l Chicken; Dupeollams ami liacon, l,iiiiiine M iple Syrup; Cala htai Drips; Fresh New OrleansMolasses; .luiiis; .lellu-- ; Iloiiei, in glass and tins; No. 1 Flour; AVheat; MildChee-c- ; (iermea, and a

General Assoitail of Stmilc and tav Groceries.'

i

All onlei-- in i hecaretill

1 O. ISox :JTVT.Mtfdikftf. . wa.

11. K. Dll.l IM.IIAM,Ptesideiit and Manager.

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s taamw vwwr rt a

atteulloa and piompl delivery.

X:l.'lui; I 1S.

Ias. (L tSiiici'.u,Secretary and Treasurer.

Kerosene

8 Kaalmai

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Pacific Hardware Company,Limited, Suece-(i- ri to IMIIInliaiii A Co, unit Samuel .otl.

i'eiiii Safety

.J l ST JtSOOlOIVlOO.Recommentlecl by the New York Board of Underwriters.

liltlsJOI I0TT, 1.

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Street

--'i5SSSlWtllliJ-TrHCIV;

Granite, iron and Tin Ware !

Chandeliers, Lamps and Lanterns,WATER PIPE and RUBBER HOSE,

House SCeepin Goods,PLUMBING-- , TIBi', COPPER ANB993 SHEET IRON WORK.

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iA Olltli (Oonrmn preferred) from 12.AY. to Id years of itgc, t cure for twoflltlldren, mid tnnko linntrir KrnmillyUHjfnl. Apply mI8 1 w U I QU RKX .STltKKl

WAKTlil).AUOOI), sober, icllnhlc, Mendv iiiiiii,

to ilii' country. T takeonro of horsei, milk n few cw, uml at-

tend to ground ill u private residenceon Maul. None need npply utile fullyable to meet tin' above rcipiliciuent.Wages, "" ,i inontli, lionrd mid lodging.Apply i J.E. W1SKMAX,;tl4 Ocu'l PuwliiesH Ancnt.

Special IWoeiiiitf lirilishlioiujvolont Society.

SPECIAL Meeting of the MembersA of the llrltlsh lienovnlcnl Societywill lie held nl the Biltish Club onBATUHDAY, May Slli, tit 7::U) tomake arrangements for oclobinling theblrthdnvof llcr.Macslv(Jiiecii Vieioiia.

.'1AM K8 A KKNh IIDY, hec' .

Honolulu, May D, lfcSl). 20JI

TOPLANTERS,

What are the Elements Lacking inYour Soil ?

100 Tons m Emmie,

ANAt.Y7.tXO AS 1'OU.OWS:

Ammonia Organic and VolatileMatter S2.0

l'liospliatc Lime 13.2Insoluble Matter 1 .!)

Moisture 2.3

100.0Trace of Alkaline Salt'.

In quantities to suit,Also.a new Chemical Fertilizer.

SPECIAL SUGAlt-CAN- E

imlajsxtjrjb: i

ZST ltead the following analysis and--" Cerlillcalc. "&k

MoUtttic (dried nt2l2 F.) !.10"Organic Matter, Ammonia Salt.

Ax-- 17.10Monobasic Phosphate of Lime... !MHi

Insoluble Phosphate 3.83Sulphate of Lime 13.72Alkaline Salts and Magnc-l- a 1 LrSilica :i.0l

100.00containing Aiiunonia..o.iContaining Pota-l- i 1.8l,cpial

to Sulphate of Potash. ...."..10A blgli cla-- s and excellent Cane Manure.

(Signed) Or.oitin: litem:.Consulting CheniUt to the Agricul-

tural Society of Ihirbadoes.7!i Mark Lane, K. C.

Tryit, a small lot for Experi-ment.

'Castle & Cooke.

:ji:i ijv

JUST RECEIVEDI A KKW 1NVOICU 01

Cienlue Frencli Claret(SUl'UUIOU QUALITY),

In Half Casks of 30 Gallons each.

For sale in Ilond or Duty paid by

2H. S. GKXNIiLTJM .to Co.,!)2 Queen Street. Honolulu. 2m

The CottagesThat Will Suit.

Tliat charming Cottage on Beretnniastreet, near Punchbowl street, (I rooms,nicely laid out; stable, garden, etc.

Neat Cottage, corner of Lililia andSchools streets, 4 rooms ami kitchen.

Small Cottage on Merchant street,buitablc for man and wife; .$10 a month.

The seaside Cottage of W. I. Toler,Esq.. at Waikiki. Beautiful rooms,lanni, stables, carriage house, linogrounds.

At Palama, I have several line Cot-

tages to rent.Cottage suitable for 3 gentlemen,

beautiful place, on Fcnsacola street.Small, neat Cottage, on Pcnsncola

street, with both pasturage and use ofstable; lino elevation.

Other houses to rent.

Some Fine Property for Salo.The Property adjoining the Itcsl-den-

of Mr. Neumann oii"Kiiig street;beautiful building lot; reasonableterms.

On Luualilo street, a beautiful licsi-deuc- e

and lino grounds; elegant marineview.

On Lilihii, corner School street, 2 Cot.Mages; neat lots.

And Other Proporty.1 lino Hold Piano for sale, $250; cos!

$050; in perfect older.Saddlo Horse, young and sound, $7fi.JilackMaio for Mile, $r,0.KIde.bar Buggy, cost 2!)3, nearly now,

!?Ki0.Will exchange Buggy for Phaeton.

Apply or address J. L WISEMAN,Gen'l Business and Ileal Estate Ag't,

Campbell's Block. IJMWlm

NOTICE.rpAI AVO CO., the well-know- Shoe--

makeis, foimerly of 35 Nuuniiustreet, have moved their establishment

To No. 85 on the same Street,

where thev will continue to make shoes'to order 113 well as ever, and will bopleased to receive their patrons.' 1103 lin

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VJ ' , Ww.-,,W- pP llir.,V"yW

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COTTACllC TO HUNT,,WflLA No. W livrulmilii Street, nt

flWfvrSB luonout occupied by A. Killers.- t'oMOMlo given May Ut.

Knipiirc on the p cmIkuh, or of L. 'WAY,Klnnii St'crt. In 'eur. 7!1 tf

WE LEAD !

Others Follow !

.11 "Von "Wauil;

Fine Ice Cream,CAIvlOH JUKI tJATSIH

(lO'lO

THIS K1J1WK

Ice Cream' ParlorsS.'i Hotel Street, near Port.

OlT.N DAILY UNTIL 11 1M.

"JCisle plumes:Mutual Jills'. -- a (ili:t) ififf- - Hell 182.

FBEETH&FEAGOGK

Wine and Spirit

IMCE ROHANT S

23 Nuuanu St., Honolulu.

Sole importers of

S. lachinan & Co.'s California Wines,

John j.chaw's No. 1 Ilrandy,

J. Pcllison's 7 and lO.year-ol- d Urandy,

.T. J. Melcher's "Elephant" Gin,

II. W. SMITH li CO.'S

"Thistle Dew" Wliislcey,

Coatcs & Co.'s 'Plymouth" Oin, etc.

a rui.i. i.ini: ok tiii:

Most Favorite Brand?

OK

Ales, Beers, Wines,

si'iniTC, LiQunuits, ktc,

constantly on hand and for salo at the

jVCurlcctlSuJ oh.

Orders filled promptly and all Goodsguaranteed.

P. 0. Box 362. Both Tel., No. 40.u

Just Arrived,ex bark .Ins. S. Stone,

jvziiy vol, .sajue,AN ASSOUT.Mr.NT OK

Carriages, WagonsCnlrioletH, ct.in part ns follows, viz;

Open Ivers BuggiesTop Ikcwster Uox Dugcles,Toji llrcwstcr Pliacton JUiggics,Open Dciiiocrnt Wagons,Canopy Top Wagons,Concord Wagons,

Extension Ton ciHitii,Hand Carts and Mulu Carts.

C. BREWER & CO.,Honolulu, April Id, 1880. W2 lm

?JU ll'M"rt" i'.'"'wi' "Li.'jy'1:".."!' iJi in'

H P. nflnlMTVIP A, RROivu wiia u n n una ww wjv a .- n

IMl'OIJTIiKS M) DCAI.HIJH IN

Groceries, Provisions and Feed,EAST COitNIJU POUT AND KINO STItKKTS.

New (loods received by every P.ickct from the Knti'rn .Stales mid Kurnpc.Presh Cnliroriila Produce by c cry .Steamer. All ordcin rulthfiilly attended to.ami Goods delivered to any part 01 the city free of churjre. Nlanil orders roll,cited. Satisfaction guaranteed. Pent, Olllco llov Tck-iilum- No. tu. IfiSly

P. O. Box 2!I7.

LEWIS & CO., GROCERS,

Importers & Dealers in Staple & Fancy Groceries.Now Goods continually on the way. .lint received ICeys Saner Kraut, kcs Hol-

land Herrings, kegs Tripe, kegs German Pickles, hogs Mlcd Pickles, kitsSalmon Deifies, kits Mackcicl, kegs Family Poll.--, kegs Conud llcef. Forllie.ikfast White O.ils, Geimea; Ilicnklaxi Gem and Shreded Mai.e. Aim, aline lot of New Zealand nnd Portland Pcachhlow Potatoes always on lrind.The very bejt of ISLAND HU'ITKK, plenty fcir everybody.

2S0 J'riecs lu- - and Sutfcl'iu'tiim i!iini':iiit(Ml.

"GEd.BNUi!;LHARDT7(Pormcily with S.tmuel Note.

Jlltl01tt!l Sllltl lJlll inSTOVES, CHARIDgLgEftS, LAIPS,

OHOCKKltY, GLASSWAHK, IIOUSK PUKNlSllINO 11AHDWAUE,AGATE IHON AND TINWAHK.

Agent HalFs Safe and loeZs Company.Beaver Block, - Fort Street.

C2?" Store formerly occupied by S. N T , opi osite Spreekels &. Co.'u l'ank.'tBaltd

M. GOLDBERG,CVMl'KISLIS HLOCK,

Corner of Fort & Merchant Streets,Has just opened out n largo and carefully selected stock of

Gent's Fine Furnishing Goods,Custoin-Mnd- Clothing, anil Hats and Caps

111 all lie Latest Styles and Patterns.

22?" Paiticular attention is called to an elegant lino of Gent's Neckwear.23 tf

HONOLULU

Steam L

WILL

On MONDAY,

No Chinese205

FOR SALE,ON reasonable terms, the now

Prick Building, known as theLincoln Block, situated on King street,near Hon. C. It. Bishop's. It comprisesa frontage of 125 feet on King street,running back mauka 200 feet more orless, with all the buildings nnd improve,munis thereon. Apply toSOU tf G "V. LINCOLN, Builder.

Yoscmilc Skating Kink,

J$il!pWill bo open every altcrnoon and even.

ing as follows:3Ioiiilny,'ru('Nilny,AV((lii('MWi,v,Tliui'N

day nml Kiitiirilny I'.vciiIiich.To the public in geneial.

JVlt I JAY 1Z V JjJlV 1 N G H,For ladies and gentlemen.

TiicNiluy A 11 e rii on ii h,For ladies, gentlemen and children.

Friday nnd Saturday Kcnlng8,

"WILLIAM. WALL, Mnuagcr.

i""Ji'J'JU.J.'i.l-.T.'iMia,io'l.i'- '"'n.1 l.r.!iih"i"iWkuawirrytlSiSiSi

TelcphonoUIO.

aundry03P3EIV

April 5th, 1886,

Employedflm

FIRE, FIRE !

HAVING been obliged (on shortby the above clement) to

niovotobomo other (piaiters, wo wouldtherefoio notify our patinns, and allthose that wisli us well, that weaio nowat the

67 and 69 Hotel Street,

where wo shall lie prepared to till allorders for

Groceries & Provisious,

nlso, In the Feed line, as

Hay and Grain.Oiders solicited, prompt attention and

nilr pi ices guaranteed.COT Bell Teleplicno aiO, Mutual Tele,

phonu 11)1

WOXJFJE Sc CO.ao7

For Family Use, "Mrr, i

sSs8iWKJBSt-"-

-4 jSalmon Bellies, in 20 6: 00-l- Kits,

Dalmon Tips, in 26-l- Kits,Codfish, in 25-l- Kits,

AI.IO, ON KAMI,

Plantation Salmon, Bbls. & Tioroes,The abovu nic of late niiivals, and

Kiliirantced in good idcr. For kiiIc Ii):in:i im castlk it oookk.

MR SALE,i lSFBLT' WINDMILL, niado byI Jlyion and .luckioii, with Klfiet

Tower. Four tioughs capalilc of hold-ing 1,000 gnllnut or water, suitable forcattle, with :i.lncli piilvmiicd ironpump. Will lie sold ohciip. Keiyllilngnew. Abo, a good spring Carl, si'iilablofor n butcher. For luilher imiliciihirs,apply lo T. W. 11AWLINS.i!00 Dm I oap Wink-- , Li'len, Honolulu

Crystal OuEi nimi

Manulactiireis of

Soda Water, Ginger Ale,

Florida Lemonade, Aeiated Waters ofall kinds, Fruit Syrup mid Enscncc?.

We Use Pateat Stepnersin all our Hollies.

We invite particular attention to ourPatent loccnllj u.iiudi.ecd, bywhieli all w uteri toed In our niainifaclures is absolutely deed fiom all

We deliver our Goods free of chargeIn nil pints of the city. We guaranteeour Goods to be the best in the market.Careful attention paid to Island Oideis.Addi ess

The Crystal Soda Works,P. O Box !!07, Honolulu.

Uoll Toh'iilione : : 2i8Mutual Telephone : iilW

I?,'" Orders left with Benson, Smith ACo, No. 11 ' Fort Stieet, will leccivepromiil atieiitiiiu.

c, alto, aio Agents fm the puleot J. W. liingley's

Celebrated Cigars,lHfl of his own innntifiictiiris. Oin

EUSTACE & ROBERTSON

ALLordcis for Cnrtngo pioiuptly at.to. Particular attention

paid to the

Storing & Shippingof goods in transit to the other Islands.

Also, Black and White Sandin quantities to suit nt lowest pi ices

Olllce, adjoining 1L P. Adams & Co.'smiction room.

"32 ly Mutual Telephone No. 10.

TO BUTCHERS, GRAZIERSrtflZTpST. T. W. JtAAVIilA'S,

feirefe Soap Manufacturer.The highest Cash value for any qunn.

tity of Tidlow.

Honolulu MonpYl oihs, I.eleoHell Telephone 20. 1. O. Uox 4.

217

VOLCANO ROUTE.

ffier's Stmsli Co.

Commencing on Mouday, Octoberli, and thence on the Hist Monday

following the arrival of the Alamedaand Mariposa on the 8th and U2nd ofeach mouth.

The steamer Jviiiau will make theVolcano Trip, reaching Kcauliou onWednesday morning, giving Touriststwo days and two nights at the VolcuuoHome.

When the Sth ami 2211(1 of the monthfall on Monday, the loimil will leavethat day.

CS1" Tickets for tho Round Trip. $50, whichpays all Cliargos."a

The Kiiutii will nirive in HonoluluSunday mornings on Volcano Trips. OnHllo Trips, will leave Honolulu onTuesdays, and return ftiluidnY morn,nigs. WILDKU'S bTMSIIl'P CO.

Honolulu. Sept. 14, 18W. 121 tf

AVIUWKrt'.S ft. S. CO.lilinllcd.

Stoamor KinauKing. Conimander,

f.eiivcH Tfnnnlnlu minli Timailnv nt4 p.m., touching nt Lnlininii, Mna-lue- a

Hay, Miikenu, Mnliukoim, o,

Jituipulioulioo nml Hllo.Piotiirning, will touch at nil tho

iilovo ports, iirriving nt Honolulueiudl Ratiinliiv uflernnoii.

ALEX. ARTHUR,Queen St , next Uiillelin Oll'co.

te. Horses broken to Sad- -

taMr dlu ami Harnussi,XSU. Horses boarded by thej S;-- - day, week, or month,Horses Clipped. ES" Tolenhouo 18i,

20 tf

iw' :' t " wjWtf)Innurnnco.

WHY THE

Equitable LifeAssurance Society

of tho United States Is dm Pest Com"puny with which to Assuic.

I. Bccauso of ils Safety.Its surplux Is larger tli'nu that of any

other aisiirnneo company.II. Because of its Promptness.

Of l.fllU death claims paid In 188".,nearly one-hal- f were paid the very fyproofs wciu iccelvcdj while of the re-mainder, the maioilly were paid withinthe following three dnvx. Xo othercompany can hov Midi "ii rccoid.III. Bccauso of its Liborality and

Reforms.All policies are i.ncoxtiiht.mim: after

tin ce yeiiH. All Incontestable policiesare payable Immediately upon receiptof proofs of, death. The Society'spolicy contract is clear and simple, andllboial In IN conditions. Its g

Tontine (ofSeini-Tontlno- ) policyiiffords nil tho ulthnato benellts of thefull Tontine, nnd has during Its earlieryear the sin render value and othermaterial advantages of ordinary lifopolicies.IV. Profit.

Xo other company Is paying on Itspolicies as huge prollts as aru shownunder the Kquliable's linitined Tontlnopolicies with ilfteen-yea- r periods. Per-sons ig assurance may obtainestimates of Hiu probable results ofsimilar iiollcles, mid of policies withtwenty-yca- r teims, which mo expectedto show even larger prollts.V. Prospective Advantages.

The iinexninpled progress of 'theLipiitable In tho past Is the bestgiiarau-te- e

of the Increasing futuro value 6fassurance with the Equitable.Af J' : 9(!,r.r,3,387.B0Llnblllties, M.COl, WS..-1-

Si.rplus, $i:i,SC2,2;io.i:i"

Surplus on the Xcw YorkStandard, 617,103,329 10

ew Assiiiimee in 18S3,... 90,011 ,378.00a larger business than that of any othercompany.Out-tandi- 1

Ami ranee, 3.'.7133812I0.00

Total Paid Policy-- )liolilcn.Hi 1883...... 7,138,089.03

Paid Policyholders) .since Oiganlation,.... 5

(iJ

Ineonio In 1883 10,500,053.13

Improvement Duringthe Year.

Increase In Premium lu- -eonic, 1,130,349.00

Increase in Surplus 3.378,022.03Increase in Assets 8,301,101.00

For full particulars apply toALKX. J. CAKTWPIGHT,

Xo. :i. Kaahiimaiui St.,General Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.

CASTLE & COOKE,Life, Fire & Marine Insur'ce Agents.

A0ENT8 FOll

Tho Xbw KiiKlmulMUTUAL LIFE INS. COMP'Y,

of Boston.

Tlic tna Fire Insurance Co.,of Hartford, Conn.

Tho Union Fire nnd

Marine Insurance Co.,of San Francisco, Cala.

101 ly--

Prussian NationalInsurance Comp'v

KSTAiJLisnED 1845,Capital, 9,000,000 Rolchsmarkj.

THE undersigned, having been upagent of the above Company

for tho Hawaiian Islands, is prepared toaccept risks, against Fire, on Buildings,Furniture, Merchandise, Produce, SugarMills etc., on tho most Favornblq Terms

Losses Promptly Adjusted and Payablo In

Honolulu.II. 1UEMENSCHNEIDER,

C70 ly nt Wilder & Co's.

The .Hquitnble Iiifo Ahmui'uiic.Society of the United

StnteN.i:STAIlI,IHHi:i) I" 1H30.

ISSUES Policies on tho most approvedviz

ed Payments, Endowments; TontineSavings Fund, Tontines, Semi-Tontine-

A. B. C. Tontines; Life and Survivor-bhi- p

Annuities; Children's Endowments,Joint Life liisks, Partnership Insurance,etc., etc., etc.

Policies both Incontestable and Nonforfeitable.

Contested claims, none.Before insuring clsowherc, call nnd

get an estimate.It is calculated that every reasonablo

wisli of the Insured Is embodied in oneor moru of the plans.

For full paitieulars nnd pamphlets,npply to

AM'.X. J. UAKTWKMSIIT,General Agent for Hawaiian Islands.

00 lv

TO THE PUBLIC.

Tim Pacific Transfer Go.

Olllco with O. K. Miller,12 Merchant Street,

Bell Tel., 377, Mutual Tel., 391.

I nm fully prepared to do all kinds ofdraynge, hauling or moving work, all ofwhich I will guarantee to execute faith,fully.

02 ly Sv F, GRAHAM,' Prop'r,

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