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Vol. XIV. No 2153. HONOLULU, II. I., TUESDAY EVENING-- , JANUARY 22, 1889. GUB8CRIPTIONCO OENTQ PER MONTH

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IHFOKTJ3KS AND COMMISSIONMERCHANTS,

Honolulu. H. I.Queen street, - - -1G18

GONSALVES & CO.,

Wholesale Grocers & Wine MerchantsU Beaver Block, Honolulu

C BBEWBR & COMPANY,'. (Limited)

Gehkrai. Mercantile andCommission AoKtrxs.

Lier ok ofkioeus:1'. V. Jom.s, .Jr....l'iesident & ManagerJ.O. (Jaiuku Treasurer Az SecieUiy

' OIUKCTOH3:

tlon. O. It. Bisuor. S. C. Allun,11. WArunnousK.

JJb ly

T. WATEBHODSB,JOHN Importer and Dealer in Generalileicliiuidi.se, Queen at., Honolulu. 1

8. N. Castle.--J. B. Athertou-- U. 1. Castle&i Cooke,C1ASTLE Shipping and Commission

Merchants. Importers and DealeisinGeneral Merchandise, No. 80 King st.,Honolulu 1

CI&ub Spreckels. Wm. G. Irwin.IRWIN SS COMPANY,WO.Sugar Factors and Commission

Agents, Honolulu. 1

WILDER &i CO.,Dealers in Lumber, Paints,

Oils, Nails, Sal', and Building Materialsof every kind, cor. Fort uud Queen sts.,Honolulu. 1

S TUT 3. GRINBAUM Us CO.,JlU. Importers of General Merchandise und Commission Merchants,Honolulu, and

1124 California Btreet,Sau Francisco, Cal.

. Loworu, F. J. Lowioy O. M. L'ooko.et Cooke,

(successors to Lowers & Dickson,)mporters and Dealers in Lumber and all

kinds ot Building Materials, Fort street,Honolulu 1

FRANK J. KRUGEIt,

Practical WatehmaLer & Eepairery iiov.U.83

O LTJSO 1IAWAIJLANO.

persons who want to conunuuiALL with the Pottugucso, eitherfor buslnoss, or for procuring workmen,aorvauts or uuy oilier helps, will And itthe most prolltahlu way to advertise intho Luso ntvaiiaiio, the now organ oftho Portuguese colony, which is pub-liBhc- d

on Hotel street, and only chargesreasonable rates for advertisements

H. G. CRAB BE,

DEALER IN Waud GRAIN,

81 King Street, opposite the Old Stationlluiuu,

- M.utiiii.1 fJL,ol.tJilioiu No. 1.i 87 tf

rpHE BESTnAPER to miusci lloX lor U thu "Daily Bulletin," 50ccma pur moniu,

Profossionals.

JM. MONSARRAT,at Law & Notary Public

149 Merchant Street, Honolulu. tf

J Alfred magoon,ATTOKNEY AT LAW.

17a 12 Merchant street. Honolulu, ly

STEAI CANDY FACTOR!A.iNJ 1IA.1C33XIY.

F. IIOKN, Practical Confectioner,Pastiy Cook und Baker.

71 Hotel St. --JJ2S1- Telephone 74

Mrs. L. C. Pray,

Genuine Massage Roman Baths

150 Foit Street. Chinese Church Yard.dec7-fc- 8

T H. SOPER.M. D.

Consulting Physician and Surgeon.S. W. Corner Sixth nnd Market streets,opposito Hawaii Nci Millinery Estab-lishment, Sau Frnucisco. 23

HOLLISTER & CO.,

Druggists & Tobacconists,WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

109 Fo-- t Street, William's Block, ITono210 Honolulu, H. I.

II M. I1EXSOX. O. W. BillTH.

BENSON. SMITH & CO.,

Manufacturing and Dispensing

Pharmacists,113 & 110 Fort Street, - Honolulu.

Dup'it for Bocricke & Scechlk's

HOMCEPATHIC MEDICINES,Itick-ieckcr'- s Perfumes and Toilet

Requisites, i2,j

WEMER & GO..Mnnur.ictui'Iiitt Jeuellei-H- ,

NO. 03 XOXfJ? teTilliiia'X'.Constantly on hand i large assortmeu

of every dcsciiption of Jewelry, WatchesGold and Silver Plated Ware, &c.

938 ly

MRS. M. B. CAMPBELL,

Lrohh,ui!vlcliif. Ssc, tSo.,Has commeuced the business of Dress,making. Cutting and Fitting, at tier resi-

dence, No 7!! Beietania street, oppositethe Hotel. The patronage of the Indiesis respectfully solicited, satisfactiongu irantccd. scpt-O-l- y

Alex- - C Flohr'Lock &, Gunsmith.

Bethel st , next to General PostUlllce, Honolulu.

All kinds of Safes & Scales repaired.AImo, KowIiik MuoliliieH nt reuMon- -

IlblO 1'lltUH.

Bell Tel. 424. P. O. B. 490.

Sanders' Baggage Express Co.

M. N. SANDERS, j PrPrlelors- -F. I. CUTTER,

Olllce, ai King strr ct, Telephone No. SG

Residence Telephone No. 202.Genu 33xirctHlnK As JDrnylnRPiano nnd Furniture moving a specialty.

Wagons meet all Incoming btcamers.july.25 ly

Husface & Robertson,

DBAYMEN.LL orders for Cnrtago promptly at.

ijL. tended to. Particular attentionpaid to the

Storing & Shippingof goods In transit to tho other Isluuds.

Also, Black and White Sandin (pinnUlics to suit at lowest prices,

Ollloo, adjoining 15. P. Adams & Co.'sunction room.932 ly Mutual Telephone No. 19.

Thomas Lindsay,

Manufacturing Jewoler & Watchmaker

Kukul Jewelry a Specialty.

King Ntiwf, Honolulu, II, f,Net door lo the Hiiwalluii Tram.

ay Coinpiiny's Ollieo,

t3V" ParUsulir uUenllon pulij tu allliliiils of repuljs, jaij.ll) 89

BEAVER SALOON

The Best Lunch in Town,

Tea and Coffee at 111 Hours

Tho Finest Brand of

(!iprs1BlkToiiiMA.l-viiy- on JLIiind.

11. .T. NOI,TE, rroprictor.

Cliil) House ltetiiiuiit

King Street U Near Alakea.

Itnnril SI ."! I'er WooMIiiKlC 3Icnl 5 CcntH i:nch.

A lirst-clas- s Cook has been cngigcd tosucceed the ono heretofore employedThe Tnblcs arc Marble top and Clean;the Waiters attentive.

C. OIKVN BIEE,2072 3m Proprietor.

TX3 33 trVlet'ropoii'ia'n M

Meat Company81 KING STREET,

G. J. WALLER, - - rVianagerWholesalo & Retail Butchers

NAVY CONTRACTORS.1717 ly

Choicest Mutton

!eef W Pork,XTiwli, "Vojrolulles, Szc, &c.

A 1 nays on hand at the

(Successors to Win. McCandlces),No. O tuecn St., : : l'lwli ."llarltet,

Honolulu, II. I.C39"Family and Shipping Oidcrscirc

fully attended to. Live Stock furnishedto vesods at short nonce. my 17-8- 8

JOS. TIMfiCER,jjvtciii:k.

Nuuanu Street.

Beef, Veal,Lamb, Mutton, & Pork.

ALSO

Cambridge Pork SausagesFresh Ecry Day.

tSTHIs noted Sausages are made bythe every best machinciy, and nil ordersentrusted to his ciro will bo delheredwith promptness and dispatch, mid hisprices aio as low as anywhero in thecity.

CSTTry his Bologna Sausages."1!!oct-- 83

rri.A.iscis.Continental and Colonial

AGEMCY.36 Rue deDunkorque, - - Paris.

iCxecutcs Indents for every descriptionof French, Belgian,Swis", German, anil English Goods, nttho best Manufacturers' Lowest Prices.

Commission, Two f pur cent.All Trade and Cash Discounts allowedto Clients. Original Invoices forwardedwhen requested.

Komittiinccs, through n London orParis Banker, payable on delivery ofShipping documents; or, dlieottothumanager.

'The Agency Represents, Bujs, andSslls, for Home and Colonial Finns.

I'iere Goods, Cashmeres, Cambrics,Silks, Velvets,, Lawns, Chintzes,Muslins, Carpets, Cloths,Millinery, Laces, Gloves,Fringes, I'aruholrt, Haberdashery,Gold and Bllvor Liue,Flannels, FcalhuiH, Pearls,ItootB and Shous, GlubH.nmlOhlna.waro, Clocks, Watches,Juwollry, Funny Goods,Eleotro-pluto- , Muslcnl Instruments,Funs, EccltsluMicul amiOptical Goods. Mirrors, Toys,Perfuiueiy, Wines, Ac,Oilman's Stort s, Hooka Ai tlstloFurnlluio, Stationery,Chromos, Muohlneiy, &o,, &a,

lilOlyS

Thu Intor-fsltU- Hl HUminNavigation Co,, LIiiiIUmI,

Keep constantly on liunil for Bale

Stoam Family and BlackmilUi Coalnml a general ussortmeut of

415, Bar Iron.

Popular

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ICxcciitod with NcatnoHS and Diupatuh.

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Proprietor.

LLETIN

PRINTING

eneral fmiim

Weekly Summary,"

on .In.liun.ry 23h0,

Tli5 JS5t l'SJl5f I? EfoBfl AJifSi

Royal Insurance Company.

Accumulation ol Funds, $20,002,205.00

Fire rUka taken at current rates andsettlement made in Honolulu.

JOHN S. WALKER, Agont.July 20 88. ly

Union I'ire & Slarlnc

Insurance Company of N, ICapital, $10,000,000; Unlimited Liability.

Fire and Marino risks, tikcu nt currentrates and settlement made in Honolulu.

JOHN S. WALKER, Agontjuly2088-l- y

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Insurance Co, of San Francisco,

Marine risks on Hulls, Cargoes, Freightsund Commissions at curicnt rates.

JOHN S. WALKER, Agent.july 2fi.88.ly

General Insurance Company,

Marine risks oh Hulls, Cargoes, Freightand Commissions at current rates.

JOHN. S. WALKER, Agont.uly208S.ly

A. II. KASEMANN,Book-binde- r, Paper-rule- r & Blank-boo- k

Manufacturer.

No. 13 Kaahunvinu street. Up stairs.ocU.88-l- y

1 Honolulu iron works,aSteam ensrines. sucar mills, boil

ers, coolers; iron, brass and lead cast-ings; machinery of every descriptionmade to order. Particular attention paidto ship's black smithing. Job work exe-cuted nt short notice. 1

WALKER & REDWARD,

Conlructoi'H Ac XJulldern.Brick, Stnno and Wooden Buildings; es-timates gien. Jobbing promptly at-tended to. 70 King street. Bell Tele-phone No. 2. P. O. Jlov, 423. up y

LUCAS, -- Atfrto," Uontractor K,1 'ifjfeand Builder,

Honolulu Steam Planing Mills, lisplanadc, Honolulu.

Manufactures all kinds of Mouldings,Brackets, Window Frames, Blinds,

Sashes, Doors, and all kinds of Wood-work ilnish. Turning, Scroll and HandSawing. All kinds of Sawing and Plan-ing, Morticing and Tenanting.

Orders promptly attended to and workguaranteed. Orders from tho other

solieited

NTERPRISPLANING MILL. E

Alnlccn, near Queen St.Telephone (5(5.

Bolster & Rupprecht,House and gUFresco Painters

At Cnjroril'H Nlmolni: Hliop.No. 81 : : KING STREET.

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IJull Tel. JMH. Jliitunl Tel. 1011

P.O. It ox IIS.Otllco 38 Merchant St., Honolulu

GULICK'SA

NOTARY PUBLIC.

Convoyanclnn n Specialty llecordstenrch'ed und abstracts of title furnished onBlioit notice.

Copying, Translating nnd ougrokbltig in alllanguages in general iibo In thu King,(loin.

Custom House brokerage Fire and LifeIiisuinuco rrecivo piompt nttentioii,Skilled and Unskilled Labor furnished.

X.enl 3SaHtn.te -

bouclit, sold and runted,Suveritl valuablo properties In and

around ilie city now for sale on cfyterms,

Oonvcnlcnt Coltagot in ilusliablu hcaltliylocatlouH In anil near (hu cliy to v orleutu at reaBouulilu ratiu.

Employment Wanted by buvcrul men amiliovs, who will mtil.u tlmiNeho.-- ) iun-fu- l

in pnfnrinliiii tlui virlmia oHUh'S

and clioies remlreHy lHivMe futnt.lies,

Pull lwillBMlar ulvun w QiHtlleollennt 1 in nttMiinv

I y wmiA la- -

FIRE,LIFE, AND

MARINEINSURANCE.Hartford Fire Insurance Co.

Assets, $5,288,000

Commercial Insurance Co.

(Fire and Marine)

Assets, $450,000Anglo-Nevad- a Assurance Corporation

(Fire and Marine)Capital, paid up, $2,000,000

South British Firo and Marino Ins. Go

Capital, $10,000,000

Now York Lifo Insurance Co.

Assets, $85,000,000

C.O.BERGEEHONOLULU.

Genoral Agent, Haw'n Islands.

1053 ly

EQUITABLE

Society

Or tUo United States.

THE LEADING COMPANY.

Now Business In 1887 $138,023,105Applications rolusod lor 23,729,317Total Incomo 23,240,849Surplus 4 por cont - 18,104,255

Gain in Assets during year 8,868,432Etc., Etc., Etc.,

In the above and most important pointthe Equitable heads the list of

Lifo Companies.

A. J. CARTWRIGHT,Ucnerul Accnt for Jlnivnllna

IhIiuiiIr.

June

CASTLE & COOKE,Life, Firo & Marino Insur'oe Agents.

AGENTS FOU

Tbo Stow KngltuiaMUTUAI LIFE INS. COMP'Y,

of Boston.

The iEtna Fire Insurance Co .of Hartford, Conn.

Tho Uuion Firo audMarine Insurance Co.

of Ban Francisco, Cula.101 ly

Prussian NationalInsurance Cohib't

BSTAnUBIIXD 1845,Capital, 0,000,000 rtelchsmatks

THE undersigned, haying bcon a p.ageut of the aboyu Company

for thu Hawaiian Islands, la prepared toaccept risks, against Fire, on Buildings.Furniture, Merchandise, Produco, BugVrMills etc,, on tho inobt Favorable Term a

Losses Promptly Adjusted and PayableHonolulu,

H, IiIJSMKNHUIiNKIDKH,Jly.87 ly at Wilder & Go's.

Pioneer Shirt FactoryOf Honolulu, No, 17 EmmsSt,

'I'lm utulcrsiBncd Ikirs a inform tl0public of tliesu Islands that ho is nukiugHlilrfM Uy Moiwuronumt J

Directions forfolf-meaaurome- winho given on application.

VVhlteSlilrls.OvershlrU&HlglilGowas

A IU fitmrniitco hy making a tamploShirt to every order.

Ifland order ioeto4-- Ptl Teltphoii jq

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IIITtilS'DlSIiS.

" Hy Older of tlit Minister of Inte-

rior scab d tondeis will bo leceived attliu olliec of Ihf Kond SuueivUor, fortliu blioting of Government Mulesund llortes fwr 0 months from Feb-

ruary 1, 1889, at to much per headper month. Sail) shoeing to bo tlonoin n faithful anil wnikniaidiho man-

ner. Tenders to bo opened .Innunry25th, :it 10 o'oloiM; a. m.

II. V. HUIUJAHD,Kond Xupeivitor, Uouolnlu.

Honolulu, Jan. 18, 1SS!). ldO Id

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aiT fjuiltft'in., 'killed io Hiittier Heel not Party,

lint rstablhlitil for the benefit of nil.

TUKSDAY, JAN. 22, 1889.

IMPORTANT DECISIONS.

The tiprcine Com I in banco ren-

dered tlni'i' iiiiputtanl decisions thismorning. Tlie first was in the caseot Henry Bradley and W. 1!. Chitten v. the Minister of Interior, re-

lating to the issuing of a license forthe KeWoiiL' Saloon. A decisionwas lciidoied a Mioit lime ago byMr. Justice Dole in tavor of the de-

fendant to which I lie plaintiffs ap-

pealed. The decision this morningdismisses tin: appeal with eosts.Judge Utile gave an oral opinion'coneuiiing in the conclusions butdeferring with the reasonings of hiscolleagues.

The second decision was in thecase where ecilain liquors belong-ing to a Chinese firm were seizedunder the law of 1.H88 for not beingproperly labelled with the name andquantity thereof. The Court holdsthat "the provisions of the Act,

which authorizes tlie seizm e of pio-per- ty

without a legal method of pro-ceedings in condemnation, and thecondemnation without due processof law are in conflict with rights se-

emed by the Constitution, and sothe statute to the extent found to beunconstitutional is to that extentvoid. Section' ! is therefore pro-

nounced void. If there arc otherportions of the statute not depend-

ent on these parts which are hereadjudged to be unconstitutional,they tire not affected by this deter-mination. "We hereby adjudge thatthe plaintiffs herein do have andtake the goods heielofore declaredforieit with their lawful costs."

The third decision was relating tothe Act entitled "An Act to regu-

late the keeping of books of accountsby wholesale and letail licensees,"passed at the session of 1888. AChinaman, Lau Kin, was arrestedfor violating the provisions of theAct and lined 00 in the l'oliceCourt. An appeal was taken to theSupiemc Couit in banco. Theopinion of the full Court concludesas follows: "We find it impossibleto sustain this Act, and are obligedto hold that every section of it is

unconstitutional and void. Tlieconviction of the defendant under itis quashed and lie is discharged."

OAHU STEAM RAILROAD.

Mil, Kunoit; A few would fionidim at this tiiuo lofouiiig to thu"Pear! Ilivor Itnilioud" and hindHihoiuu may nut teem nut of place.It is about llui'i' and a li.df ycaif.Miico 1 voiiluied to try tu'iulcic&t thepeople in thin ciiuiitiy in a tnlieim-i-

unlock ils Wiiblo landx, hy Inlug-in- g

coituin hiii;u and vnlimlilo tnictsmi this ifhuiil wilhiu ein-- iciich oflliib'uily, hy iiuMiim of a milwny ii

In twenty iiiilcn in MailI humeri any coui'i-iiiio- ui the woil,to ho dune, iiwiioy tit he expended,lilliu to liu cuiibiinii'il and mtieiit'u toio pxlmtibtnli I tlumlri iiuvit huvi'

liad thu couiiiiju to iiiiiluiliikt1 the(iuilileuu lufel;. It in not my pni-UU-

(O llllliul UMI llio nubile ii

amuiid of my unni'iii'iii'i', H

Yniyllul" "f vhirh i piutiy umi-iill- y

, feiiuwii. IJuwuvwr wilil nulvUiuiiiuy thu nilii'int' limy mo

to tliuP "liu luitl iichi BIMuit U lllUHUllt. H Wllk X'llUil IMUUUtll I"wminii'iid iUilf to tlie fuiluniiti'OWllV' "f "l0 li'inwj' fnuii'iif.

lint fui ilie iUii'iutc liulii iuimiuiliiK tl' hIuii n( tin1 !nt

fin wind iiiiiu'il to nil' tu In'

mi' jiut ijuiiii i hmiiiH ymiii'u(i',Hyflli h iuiiiii in llii rutiiiliy

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V ill IHIIIi. U tillill lUeuiitlMUUg wltlunu ii null, 1 mi

n llii' Imhit ui muiiyme tMV4rvi'piiuiittn n mMlUlil' wiiy.uftmitum nilnilutv'dlllliltMUH' thuMii uiiuiiid llii'iu, withliUMWlt' U'lmU'U'i oj w ihi-w- '

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It was amusing to hear people wnBlotheir sympathy on the "Londondupes who had more money thanhiains." Time will piovc whoino the "dupes." 1 am not afiaid tocongratulate the llawaiiiiu Tram-ways Co. Upon their pioypcrt of

moie tluin the entile actualcost of the whnln iiullit, eeiy (luceyears during the whole term of tlu.ii-

lrunehise(thuty yenrs). A betterfor our own capital could

not be found, I think, in this conn-tiy- .

His the lewnnl of cnti'ipiic,and while 1 lejuiee in their fiK-cc.-- s

and piospeiity, I could nut be tineto the inteieMs i.f this my adoptedcountry if 1 did not say 1 wish wohad had the foresight and entcrpiisomanifested hy Messis. Skinner itCo. Think of a city the si.o ofHonolulu paying $12)0,000 in a sin-gle year for hack iiire and suppos-ing an outfit of piivate enriiiigesequal to almost any city in tlieUnited States with twice the popula-tion. Almost any cntcipiisiug townin Ameiica with a population of1,000 to 5,000, cm boast of a wellpaid lame ear system. This place isas good aa a gold mine for such anenterprise. If there uie any doubt-ing Thomases still in our midst theywill not have to live many mouthsmoie to be convinced of this truth.Now lotus consider (be "l'eail ltiverscheme." The franchise granted tothe home company for the construc-tion of steam railroads on the islandof Oiihu is a good and valuable one,though it was something of a dam-per upon my enthusiasm to witnessthe successful eil'ort of rome of ourstatesmen in cutting my frunelihedown from thiity to twenty yeais,and to know that it was their wish togrant no exclusive right whateverwhile in the same session an exten-sion was gr.iuU-r- i to the Loudon Com-pany fui a tidily years' light to ex-

tend iheir line tluouc;h suine of ourpiincipal sheets. While all this wasanything but an inspiration to wan-ing courage, it was accepted for anhonest intent to fervc the best inter-est of the eountiy.

It was said I vould only tell thefranchise, that it was impossible togel any subscribers to the enterpiisoheic. This led mo to state tluoiighthe pi ess that 1 would neither sellthe li'uuchiso nor sevk capital abroaduntil the people of this country hadhail an opportunity to reme to in-vest in the scheme. Hardy fourmouths have clapped sinco the fran-chise in question became a law. Thelads fci Ptli en miles of track aio

to be shipped this month, andover half the bonds aie subsciilndfor. It i due to the coinage and en-

tcrpiiso of Jlon. M. I. Hohiuson thatthis work has been so quickly ac-

complished. Had he not turnedover 2,000 aeies of valuable laud infee, 1S.000 aeies unriir lease forneatly twenty yeais, and subscribed$22,000 towuids the construction ofthe load, the tails would not havebeen oidcred in lime to catch theJanuuiy vessel, which would havedefeiied the eonsti uction of the lineat least four mouths, and it is possi-ble that none of the stihsciiptionswhich followed would have beenmade. .Some of our laigesl linnsmid best citizens have since sub-scribed and moie will follow. In-

sinuations which I accepted as ajoke were made to me because nativemembets of the Legislature all vulirisolid in favor of giving the Hawaiianman the franchise. Yes, J did j.io-mis- e

them something; it was this,ami nothing more : that I would domy utmost to make this a HawaiianCompany, and cany it out if possi-ble to a dollar with Hawaiian capi-tal, That I would try to secuiolauds which should be divided andsold to the people. That I would tryto make it a safe investment for anyone, and finally, that I would makethe bonds or a portion of them smallenough to that the native peoplewitli limited means could sliateequally with the wealthy fuieigner orwliite man, in thib national enter-prise. Aecoidingly tho company willissue a pint of tho loan, say $25,000to!?fi0,000, in first mortgage bonds indenominations of $25 each securedhy the entile piopcrty of tlie com-pany and hearing intcicst at 7 pocent. net.

Now we coin ii to the questh u ofthe fcoiiiuluess of tho eiileipiiso andsafely of investment. The followingis a schedule of thu piopcrty whichwill he nioilgagi'd to seciue tho pay-ment of the bonds ;

Kxclttsive light to opciate steaminilioiiri or iiijhoarift for the "I'ciulHiwr line" for twenty yeais with allthu lights and privileges convoyedb thespeuial Aut to II. V, Dilling-ham.

fifteen miles of uiilwny with !UHbsteel rails, ohin ties, mid ilrst clunkcqiiipmrut of lolling slock, includingtwo American locomotives mid uiuu-lir- n

cms. Si. stutioiiH anil curbids; liyhl of way fui liiilway;

lliiit.v miles fencing in Unci;; 2,0llaeies of land in fee, pin feet title;IMHIU not under lento fui iicnilyUwuty .vi'.hhj 1(1 miles new JHyiiuI'llUilHS 'ueluriug (lie nluivu iniill;1,11(10 i f :.() i houe.iimuiuy uj on said land; uuri thekliiiiui'i "i:.t."

A.1I tlii- - we plvilgc for thi' puyiiii'tituf fJUiaiHti) 111. I inMliim;i. liumUliruiillit iiitt-ii'- t lit 7 pi'n'ynt.

To lui

'L''Ji'i"'ii'lir"mlnlmiii''"

Hvw Ycrl; iiiy Imfc 1ST iiiiltm Qf

ktuurCmiiulliuisi lliluli tin' star of Hm

uiii' U moving tmvniri" llipm.ilml.unyig iuiUul hi HUlil" (art

thiuw iMuiuul vi- - mw uI'lKH'ttl'lWIKMOH U "UliTliuHllUl!Pili"

I'httt uu u muni umii who iufu- -

Wl Nil HltCllMlt WRUlHUW Imn-iw- i

,,,,.,,-- ,nnuiOHuI liv,, aaviuu..,, l vmuud luaini'lHI. um I Will triwtu' i a im ii mi."

A uiil uyjl u who, (ur kmu ufiimwiv. uiii iww wui vniwttuuilrvl Hih (be m AM1 lmm, i m m mw&w lw wi

DAILY BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H. I., JANUARY 22, 1880."" "

THAT JURY ARTICLE.

KttiToit Htu.i.r.TiN : Tho "Slonc-throwin- g

at, the Jury" article whichappeared last eve is evidently sucha pciui3'-:iIin- c scrub affair that all I

have to say to the writer is thai it is noLafferty matter to those concerned,and that 1 believe that the men thatcomposed the Robinson jury, arctoo intelligent, fair-mind- and hon-

orable to misjudge the true spiritwhich dictated both writers. It isthe justice involved nnd not the juryI lint we question, and we still raiseour humble lUbuuezer for the same.Here's some poetry for ye Lafferty:

l'oor old Laflerty I

It is a ithiiiuu to LafTiit ye;Hut if you write in that mooilo about

this easePeople will think you are ofl' your

base.T.t, tit, Lalleity.

W. II. Sio:;i:.

THE " BULLETIN'S " "WANTS"AHSWERED.

ICnrioit HL'i.i.r.iiN : In answer toyour inquiries of yesterday 1 beg topresent the following:

1. The external applieation of coldwater uan cause great suffering el-

even the death of a siuk and feebleperson, if improperly used. Betterleave tins to the educated doctors,who made this their study. K very-bod- y

is allowed to cure hiuiself bybathing, but he has no right to ex-

periment on others.2. It would be an murage to dis-

charge an able, honest and experi-enced superintendent like It. W.Meyer, merely for the sake to giveMr. Reynolds an important position.Mr. Meyer is a Hawaiian and knowshow to treat and penk to natives,besides there is no man more honestand faithlul minis kingdom.

!. I suppose the 1'ublio Woik nt

acted 'in good faith,their best knowledge and

conviction. Even wc can err!1. This question needs further

explanations. Isnr.i'r.Niir.XT.

THE INSANE ASYLUM.

The report of Dr. Tucker, Super-intendent of the Insane Asylum, forthcquaiter ending December Mist,1888, shows that per hist reportthere were (i!) patients in the Asy-lum and 1 out on furlough. Thewhole number in ilns Asylum Dec.Jlhl, 18P8, was (!i, divided as fol-lo-

Hawaiian-- , male ).'!. female 15.

(.'hine-o- , mulePortuguese, male I I, female I

Knglhh, tetanicGerman, male 2, temale 1....South Sea Islanders, male.. .

Norwegian, maleEast Iudiamau, maleSouth American, malelapanes-e- , maleMnnillau, male. . .

Spaniard, male. .

Irish, maleAfrican, male. . . .

American, male I!. female 1.. .

The report says: During the quar-ter there litis been no serious illnessamong the patients except in thocase of one Cliiuamiui who died ofgeneral paralysis. All are now ingood physical health and, with threeexceptions, appear to be contented.With tlie exception of these three,no attempts aie made at escape, al-

though there ia nothing to hinderthem from leaving the grounds ex-

cept the watchful eyes of the Assist-ant Superintendent and keepers.

The immediately necessary im-

provement, Mich as rebuilding thelower ward, moving ami i construc-ting the cook house and lanai fordining, building it new poi factory,etc., are nearly completed. Wolinvo expended a largo portion ofthe tippropiintiou for repairs andfurnishing, but the improvementswere needed immediately and werecnsontinl to the pioper managementof the institution and the comfort ofthu minutes, Moiu buildings aienecessary, but vyu can wan lor tliuintill the ne.t biciiuhil appropriation,Tlie immediately essential repairsand alteiiitioiis nro nearly lompleted,

Thu grading, improving and cul-tivating of the grounds run bo dnuoby our keepers, assisted hy siieli ofthe inmates as tiro able und willingto work. Aliuut oiiii'tliird of thuwholo number nro good miu-Iwh-

,

Tliu others am either tumble or mhwilling to wuik. "Willie wo uiulcuvorto liulueu us many as possible toiit'l'dinu some kind ni.il ileyiint oflubor, we do not i ml in iIUnl in itsing any dtgiee ui' vuiupulailim. I

inn sutlslliil tlmt wo klmll bit able, tovnmplnlii all (ho wnik now bcuiniami nil iliut may h" nm'iuy ilur-lnf- c'

Hit' lYiimlmlui' ! Hut liivimlnlprluil fur lUiiuli Um :)iiiiiiil!iUui)vn i)ii(, wliliiuil any m'intUy itirliVi'llllHWlliy.

'Hi" luillmi imuui fur v AimWIH JittVJ' U KlItii'lll'UlO'UHUl.

An liiyptiTiitnulil i'lili)bi)ii'liilliijfuejji'ib wlm liml u hiuvvvIuuh IupuII.yfur yililliu; nut u n vm I'lil'lH'I'.wtl

i t imijjiit wiiu a eiiiDiiim jn dulint. Up lUmipti uiu inws oHl.uinl on hviiia iu il iinu H ga iniuill luit, rp(ilUui im U Jiik' ulialSuiulm tm ; hut nu it uuuiImU vittivlwl iii ua1 lgr"

I.f dfhiiltU1 1 tktliUll. Ill lmviv.i i t'.. itir muii'iiin mu Uiifvi, UvWi U w

eiili'luv I'Mi'il. V4vi to jimvlttB ii'y

Auction Salo by James F. Morgan.

MiBistrator's Sale

1")Y order of J. 1. lbiclvfeld, Ksii.,U Adminlsl-.-.ito- r of tho Ksin'e ofMnnuel Vincent, Jr, of Mnk ivv.i., de- -

ceaiMl ; I ill 'ell at I'tihup Ant-lion- ,

On Friday. Jan. S5t;h,AT 10 l't.(H':i A. 3J

At my Salesroom, Queen slicet,

WHITE & BROWN COTTONS,

Print, Dunlin1-- , Nodery,

BOOTS & SHOES !

Groceries, Hardware,Klc, Ktc, Uie., Etc

JAS. F. MO KGAN,15'i3t AuglioiK't'i-- .

018nil's 06

On Thursday, Jan. 24at lit O'clock rvoorv.

At Allen & Kuliinsiiii's Itmisc,Uotiiii'on's Wlmrf, I will xull tit l'lihlic:Auitlou, for of vihotn il mayconcein,

30 Bales, 10 oz. Sugar Bags,

nun isn, wizi- - uuxao.Damaged tin Voynjiu of liiiriittioii per

liiuk ,aJun-.- ' mi' ''

Tr:i;.H Am.

1AS. F. MORCJAX,151 Jt A.. ri'i'jeel

Underwriter's SJe

On Thursday, Jan.AV 1 I O'CEiUCi; A. .11..

At the 'In; ireiiilsi"! iiiljiilnintf my iilt1-- .

rowiu, (J tcc-i-i riii-i"- , I uill fell i.t'l'iilhieAiictioii, i ir lie, niiiil of wlimii ii m.iycoiii'i 111. the I nl In win J :li I iel( -- .(1 uliii! it

hy mii w'.iivr, n vnvitte uf i 111 ki tin i.itiper ll.ilisli Iiitrl: "Diuim-oii-:-

iMitrk:

T. II. I).&Cii. S li.ik'1 lJed Stii-- e

Ii. Y. J" .Stigtir 1'ni;!- Not 1,

It),; ill,w, o;',, 01. 1, 07 , ;.)

T. II. It. .V. Co. 'i l.tile IJlue ."iiipu.1. IJ.&II. Snirur H't.- .'(.

17I.H, 217?:i

T. II 1) Co. In Dhunmi'l 1 hulcM. Wide Wool IJlnnkc-l-

No 4.

T. II. D. fc Co. ) In Dininonil 1

M. J Qneeiihliiiid ijlmwhIvo 10.

T. II. 1). As Co ) In Diamond 11 pes.1.15. A; a f l'lltt"iiis3 IJurlnp

No. I.T. II. D. & Co ) 1 lull llnminncks- -

W. .1. f No. I.

'h:i!3jk ;.s.JAS. F. iMOJIv'GAX.

tfi2 :u AuelionuiT.

Assignees Auction Sale

Fine Wines, Spirits,

BEER, Etc.

On WEDNESDAY, Jan. 23, '89,

AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M..

Will hn Mild it lhu Hmu or W. S I.tteo,.Mernliiuit hi I eel, .ill ol thu

tocl;, ciiualhlinr of

Fuel & Aiflcri. MiesAineiic-iu- , I rich AiSiinteli Whiskies,(illl ill Illlll Illlsltl'lH,I'nllfiiililii liui, MllmmKuu Ut-i-r-,

Kllltt Kiuopuiii Ciihl; .t Csi: shuiry,

Qiilnnes3' Stout,

lira fFine llnnl;, iini. ii iiuirniKluu it Hui ii l.lipiinui,,U(iiitl Ivlininvl lliiuno,

Champagnes, Etc,I MoNoal i Urban

BwvbIiW MH PU'o Proof Snfo,1 S'lillillIU! )fh,I J.uiior 'rt- tV liiltli-- ,

Niv 'ripuwiiivi,Wtluii-i'- i lii r I'v'nl llltilnmiir,I'leiilii'ii, rlmli, ilu., tic,

m i?hiof nifiiio,4 UuiuwJtf, ,

MM In Mlv ilftl Yaid

1'lw, IHi'-- . Hu- - Uiu.

i!ASt !?. AHHHlANil H VI

Ai Mi HBWBTTiliilHHW --PWM'lfi

utn iv iivvn mm iii'iw. iMiti

UMWlttlll HvlvUUlw IwlLWlt"-lii'Hii'iwtl- -

mw

lfHl)lnM HWM

Aucllon Sales by Lewis J. Levey.

AUCTION SALE-- or-

GROWN UI LEASES !

By order i f the (J.inimilr.nnrrt of Crown:lif

Leases of llio Lands iintl Fisheriesop rui:

Abupuaa of Hanalei, Kauai,

TERM OF FIFTEEN YEARS,From the 1st of Jiunmry, 18E9, will

he told at Public Auction,

On Monday, Jan. 23, '89AT I!i O'CLOCK OII,

At the Eldest 001119 of buwis .1. Lrvey.

OUKTiSr. IAUKKA,Commisaioncr of Crown Lnntl.

LEWIS .). LliSVEY,Auctioneer.

CSy P.uticid.i-- s nuiy lie obtained ntthe olllce of Ihe CmntiiN'ilonois of Orow uLui I. AliluUiil IJulo. (IStd.w

Lanfllorfl's Sale of Safe !

EY older of .Innies Campbell, 1 will1'i'd ui F'ublii' iKition, nt my Sales-miiiii-

mi Queen

On THURSDAY, the 7th day of Feb-

ruary, 1889,

At 14 uVlocU noon ol tlmt ilnyThe fullodiiii; piopcty distniinuil forlent Itntn ihr- - ore of . M. l'ewelt.The piopertj ,intiuineii being

Maeiaal & Urlian Safu !

LISWIS J. LEVEY,Auctioneer,

llmioiiiln, Jim. 1 i. 151 til

The Hawaiian Tramway Com'py

Ilmltecl.ON anil uf ci- - Moiiil.i), ttie liih .Tiinu.

ary. tin- - ("Aft KAl.hS ill lie eol.ltcictl by TicKeU onh,vhieli will beMild ii"liei- er in (.m-.l- - ol five lortwenty live Lints. Iiy the eunilnetor.

Tickets must be placed by thePassenger in tha FARE BOX

provided oa the Car.To fiicili niu Hie of cliiuiue

tl.e pnblie nro res-- j eitlulh Veque-Ui- l 1opurelinse the "i eiirds where 03i-bl-

Condnctoi- - G. Tliiele will call loninlnt the pi in i, al storm with Tieke s lortale on Kiiiiay mil Ji.iluidiiy, iho Uthnnd 114 tf

Notice if GouartnersliiB.

Hawaiian Transfer Co.

rpiIK luwli-- ptirehiiRedthe biihinit-- - nf .1 (iiL'un nml the

Auierii-ii- K.iircs Conminy, ltuvo con.lltwlei lhu litin i.iuiK' n the

Jliuvniiau TraiiMfci Ji.,nml in u prepaied tn on tin: Dray,ins; and Intsiness of idl kinds

Telephone CIlloeiitNo 7"i Ivingblieet,ncM iliint- to Holil. MoitV.ncll 1G0'xyTELEPII0NESc25"Mulual 5G5

ri"All Muds "f fnithfiillynod i iii-- i ptly l In; tuinitiiiu tolie veil 10 il run fully linnil.i (1 ; iilwajaonliuiitl mi ninMii ui eienuiir.-i-

If yon want a wngon or duy jou willilnd il to your iirnuMii;u tn ting upeither ot our K'lejilioni-- .'

J. W. MuOUIKi:,lf'0 liu J. MCQUKI5N.

Money to Loan.(JljQK AAA ui limn, in nun-- , of licitpOJjVUU low tluin $1,001 men,itoii b.itiiifntilory .

Wi. O. .SMITH,llii l''oil Blrnnt.

Iloiiohilii, .liui, 18, lSSt), 1,11 ill

XOT1013.

, US, Sle(lri'rti' Imvuij returnedLtI ftotu in nfier mi itli.

ot H inonlliH wUliusi to Infirm herpnuunt. und llu piililln lu gfiieriil thutHhti U iiii iinpiiVi to iuiiiiii Imrfoimnr oiloti liu liidlui Nuvso. Applynt tnHMwi biu't'i. mriw

lijhl5(JT10lSr (irOIFIOJjltB.

AT die iiniuiui iiiuuiinii idiliu llnw.iiliui At;ili"ll-liiwlpi- i

liilil HiU iliiy, Um Minis iiitfiiuiu wiiiuilftmiHl n olllt'fi inrlliii

lurmiiywirilinn, u. , niuii l'rvkiilnit.S ji.ii. i Aiiiiii,,;,,,vitnl'ii-iilru- i,

! I'.C- Juiiii ,. i.M..Tu'uiirvr,J i J,'jjuiui ..t.JMwrvuiiy,JJr. Tiiui Mill' .Auilllur,

w, i , ii, liuium t, p, A(fuu UIU

lf. o, Jmum ,,,,.,,,.,,,. niiwitii.J. U. JJiNJJTHIli

.. ... WWJUJ'-II- ' ': Miiituniui,gnii, t, iMtu. 1 ID lui

KUTI

Mliu Hell Tjjgteaa otnpuiy.

Jwi jWti fltWiL SUWSimi';ltltl

lit Hw) lHw',lirVIVt,

I'lll ItUIHM, Yli' 'VWtMlt

ifippw'Nra:'"'VIWUipiV

TJSLIsS JSJP-A.OE-S

Is Reserved

EADING MILLINERY HOUSE

Chas. J. Fishel

,v

Pmeaiifi of Races

tf V--STO 11K feffWrST- - 1IKI.U

.sr.JarvN.

March 16th, 1889

Kapiolani Park

No. 1 Kiuiiiin ?.f tni'e.I'i z For Haw ill m I reuli b , 1 yturs nl , tota-yl- lfi

lioun 1.No. 2. Illuming lliice, t mile ihisli,

I'rie I'o Ilnw-.-iIiii- limlhor.-i'- up III (1 via . uld, In carry

15 pomiiis.

No. 3 mid 1'ieiiiL' Hit", 1

mile d.iili, l'ri.e Koi II j.wiiiinn lin d It i, 'i yean-- , o d,to hat ue , nnd to ruli's.

Xo. 1. Uuniiuig Itien, 11 mile I'nsh.Piu-- Fui ll.ma ian limllouses tinilei- 7 jr.u--- . old, c: ilc.ltweight'..

No. f Trolliuu Hai-i- , 1 mllr nnd tt- -

ni-ii- I'li.i DimhlelriiniJ.Fine to all.

No. C. Huiiniiig It tec. if itill'j ihuh,Filxe Fui Ilavvnlliiii limlhimes, 2 veins old, i a't ItVVi'lglllf.

No. 7. Ilicycl- - Ila-le- , 2 Hide iltibli,Piizu Kie to nil.

No. 8. liuutiing K'ici'. VI milu ilavh,l'rzu For Uiiwai'an liml

! yiais nhi, euiihweights.

No. I). Tioiting ltneii in Itoul . 1

liiiloil.uli 1'iiy.M Imi- - II .vvaiian I rid no sis. i'in- - to nil.

No. 10. Kiiiiulii'' line 1 mile d ich.I'll.U Illl tl.lvMliillll Illlllhoirii, ii via ilu, e.-.ii,- ) ilo1 nulla.

No. 11. Tiotiina llnee, 1 mile ihuh,1'iize For nil hortei that

v never brat I) minutes.

No. 12 I'ony JUtu, 1 milt! (lush. I l.nFo.- - Ilavvti'u i bred

iiiiiiie.--, il riii- - old, not ovet hin.iniln high.

No III- - -- Trolling ItuoD in ltoit'1 Gail, I

inilu daBh, l'rlzu Freu IoIlll.

Nn. U.. -- Uiuinlnu Hint', i mile dni-h- ,

I'lizo Freu lu all.

All prlitt will liu puitl to ltllirt orDrlvuii, Ciii I" nuur, No I'ltifen.t.niin ,loiil;eyi. nib wmI.

Kutiica lulm iiinle liuioro tiiiurilny,Muti-lili-

, IB'tl.iiHl'. m,

G H'll'J it to iiliiiiib't"'.

J, A, CUMMINS.iuiiiiilil1.litiimiry U', lt lll

Two More of ThoselofNia-

c'tppiiinirn nnun inn in iiiiiiii'iW4liitl M 4.MUMAVll AUHIVliDIlu' uiulii.luiml md will lu ill-

liij, HOFFS(llll,Alir,!ill COI

IU1 IvIi'W vV iniliil btiinltf

THEO, P. SEVORIN,

u lujbvu Hiw himiui (uniivily iwuiilvilW V'),' il'muim, wiiuvi'Mlbiwi

ttlMl Tii '. nml l iirv- -

imivil tu lukv

PIOTUBEB IN ANY 8TYI.B8 1

IHIuiluti Duuv mi-- wuipiiii

mm !i i u mi kumm

mMMrtfttCMttti

For The

Proprietor.

Hawaiian Tiways Co,,

IiImiti:i.

OPENING OF THE- -

King Street Line

FARE, SCENTSFoe any Jlntm:ce.

The ( iirs will ennui enre luiming on tliofollowing bclicilule time,

Oil Tuesdev, Jan. 1st

Leavo K.tle ttanijc. Leave Chinese Theal.

".(0 a. m. (J."0 A. M.'.HO " 7.0i) "

7.00 " ; :tn "7.:i:i " S.00 "s.ot) b'.:0 "s:;n o.oo!i.(IO !i :to ."'i) !!0 " 10.00 "

lo.to " . lo.ao "10.30 " 11.09 "it.::ii '" 12.00 m.

vt. 12.110 l'. M.l'.'.IlO f. r. 1.00 "

i. io " i.ao ".:() " 2.00 "

j.: o " :t oo "H.IJO " i.oo '

i .on " i :io "1.J0 " fi.IKi "5.05 r, :nfi.tlft " li.Ol "(i.0,- - " (I3.--I "

..Ti " 7.05 "7 Ol " 7 !I5 "7,:t0 " K.00 "H.01 ' fM) "f.:io " !).oo "II. 0 " 10.00 "

'Him M)"i i'. m. fiom tliulJillc llntiBowill .n. o einner of Ilcietitiia i nl I'tt.u ilto nei-- in 7.0') f. m.

KXTUA UAllS villi run on SATURDAYif-- follows;

Fituvi liin.K IvANiii: 11.00 a. u., 2.00i. 3i. and il.00 i', u,

FlIOM l.'llINUHKTllUATlli: ll.l'O A. M.,2,:io p. i. nud :i,:io i. n.

To Inmro piuietiuillty, it Ii. requestedthiit putengiti vvill, us fur i e possible,Jiiiu and leave I liu cms hi thu corners oflhu hlliliUti,

They urn hUu ien,icifully ciiutloiiulngiiiuM iitli'iiiptlnur io enter or alightfrom the cm h whilst In mnlion.

Drti.'.'O.hS

NOTI013,

Aid- - jifrsims Imvlng I'laliiii or 1HIhngiiiuM Mr. K. II, Tlioiiiiin, inniriurlt)d to piivent the siiinn to Mr, 1),

llityioiiitt iU olllei), 7il Kliifji-tit'et- , overQiiniij .Sinn Knii'ij kitii'v, ,1 piiiMinHowing llim tiny iiioiiiymo leinieitt'il toliny inn hiiiiin ut Mr, liiiytoii'it olllun,

W 101

The Beat Company

TUiq l I ITU AT

Life Insurance Go,,

lllcliiril A. HcOiiniy, 1'roslilviii,

The ,m)n Qempny In llio WorldTlit Oliieil QQinpnny lnllitU,8,

It nivot, Hiu Moil I,iliiru pMpn9

Hi tlie Lsrflfit DiYliJpndi.

ntojgiBtf '""

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DAILY BULLETIN: HONOLULU, H., I., JANUARY 22, 1889.HiiaijiiBisigc)Cttg;5gTBqgcgBnirtaMJ mmvmmium

HONOLULU CARRIAGE GO.

Hack stand : Merchant and ForiBtrcot. Telephones, 13135.

inchmnwwpw. PULL a wmwrwwwiii mini iiiiiwmn

a1 n j

lyautt JulltfftnTUESDAY, JAN. L2, 1880.

ARRIVALS.Jan 21

BktKe Mary Wlnhihuan, K1J days fromSan Francisco

Schr Leahl from Kohala.Tan 22

S S ZcilanilKi from San Francisco enroute for the Colonics

Stmr Ktnan from Hawaii and MaulStmr V It Uishop from Koolau

DEPARTURES.Jan -'2

Stmr W O Hall for Lahalna, Mnnlaca,Jvoua. Kan anil the Volcano at 10o'clock a m

Stmr Mikaliala for Kauai at i mStmr Wiilaloalo for ICaual at 5 p mStmr Lchua for llamakna at 1 p inStmr Ltkcllke for Jlolokal ami Maul at

G p mStmr .las Make for KauaiTern V S Ilownc for San I'ranclseoSchr I.cahl for KohalaaSS Dolphin for JapanS S Zcalnndia for Colonics at 7 p m

'"PASSENGERS.

From Sjh Francisco, per S S Zea-l.in- dl,

Jan 22 G A Ainsden, Edward 1

llakcr, Mrs Helau, Win A Bowon, wifeand clilld, Mrs M E F Cameron,F 13 do Coursey, A 13lilers, wife and 2children. 0 1' J3iiicrson. dipt James OUreen, Mrs L Meycrstein and daughter,His D Xoonan, it l'otIcthwalte, JohnFSiebc,T Schmidt, 13 D Tciiney, ChasThrower, Mr L A Thurston, Miss I.Voss. Edward A Waul. W T Seward. JII Wlicnton, Leopold Field and wife,and 12 steerage. In transit 31 ciblnand 40 steerage.

For Maul and Hawaii, per steamer WG Hall, Jau 22-- Col Xorris, F High, JMcCandless, Kov S II Davis, llcv W !Illarnes, Miss Shaw, 11 Ehlhi, Keko andothers.

CARGC1ES FROM ISLAND PORTS.

Stmr Lchua 2,500 bags sugar.Stmr Fele 1,242 hags sugar.Schr Mary 1,300 bags sugar.Schr Leahl 1,513 bags sugar.Schi Kaalokai 700 bugs sugar.

SHIPFIHB NOTES.

The barkcutine Planter, Captain 1) V

B Penliallow, arrived January 21st, liJJdays from San Francisco with generalinerchaudise to Mc.-s- rs II IlacVfeld &Co. Kcpoits having had vaiiable windsthe greater part of the passage, and hadonly day's trades.

BULLETIN WEEKLY SUMMARY.S

The "Bulletin "Weekly Summary"is out to-da- y, full of interestinglocal news and other matter. Thereis such a large demand for the Sum-

maries that it is necessary to securecopies at once before the edition isrun out. For sale at this ofllce andHie bookstores.

PATIENCE.

On Tuesday and Thursday even-

ings of next week the public willhave an opportunity of witnessingperformances of the operetta Pa-

tience by our local amateurs, withfull orchestra. The box plan forthe sale of seats will open on Mon-

day morning next at 9 o'clock at theolllcc of J. K. Brown & Co., Mer-chant street, and we predict a bigrush.

"HfEHDERST"'

The following tenders were re-

ceived for curbing the sidowalk andfencing the Palace Square enclosureat the junction of King, Richardsand Merchant streets:F. Wilholm $3(50Walker & Hcdward ilfiO

George Lucas UOi

II. K. Bcrteliuan 300Peter High 23.1

The last named was accepted.

SUPREME COURT-J- AN. TERM.

IK IIANCO lIKlOIli: I'UI.J. IIC.NOH.

Mosiut, Jan. SI st.The King vs. Ahop alius Ahapa.

Murder. Defendants exceptionsfrom Thiid Circuit uud motion fornuw trial. Defendant's motion toninuu upon calendar for this loriunllowcd, Putursoii for tho Crown i

Whiting for dofundimt.The King ", Ah flock and All

Huo, Selling spirituous liquors with,out lieciibc, I'Aeiipllriiis from ThirdCircuit, DofPiuiimt'a orl motionto pliii'o upon Uils term's culundurulluwutl. l'olron lor tlio down i

Rmiwmiu for dcfunduiits,h'uuiuUmui and Namokuulin Iter

hiuhaiid v. Kipi I;., iveuku w-- , uudMulnnhn Imr huilmud. ICJectmeut.DiiftiuiluuU' euuitlniis to ilt'olsiunOotuhm' --Hi, laan, of .MuCully, .1.,

for plnlutlfN. Aiumnl mid Milnnltted. Uw llruwn fur i)luluiiff;

'.U, Hmitli for ilofiHiilmits.ImuiliQii. I.i v. Alio (Oh,)

liJunluiDiil. ilurv wdlvml Oyluliurliu'iii, laaa, Appiml by plmntlfffiom iloulnlou iv lllilt)itmi tlM ofOululhir go, 1". No iin'Uluiiiiliulim on llli'i ('unit riilimuiimlKiulillint Imvu liuun iiiiuii lliu inlinltii'4ulil fur iluiiitffi I'n.llo far i!u

feiuliiiii., N. Cmtlu in ul v. W. 0.

imllli. Dili fur Ninpiilu jipilmui'uiiuu uiul lu ilwlmo u nliumu lh"

Uuuni- uinui irum uwruu m

jmitf, V, J ,. 01 OVkillllir , (Milor iiiuiuiii , Altfliuil uud iiiutuilMHl' i) , rilw fur liluliillff i

w- - u. iiiu Ul ftt' ilwfwmlm I.A uujf yi, una), AliUUtt fruw liu- -

i ." ii :jcmm 1MHU.m mmm fur di

vBUiUimU'mm

LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.Tin; clock game lias arrived.

Look out for eneak thieves.

Hr.v. Oliver P. Emerson airivcd onthe Xcalandia.

Mn. Justice Dole pi csides at Cham-bers this week.

Ma. A. M. llewelt has our thanksfur Hies of late papers.

Tub W. S. 13owno lakes n mail toSan Francisco this afternoon.

Tin: U. S. S. Dolphin left for Japanat 2:!J0 o'clock this afternoon.

JMany thanks to Purser GeorgeMcLanc for news favors.

Tin: S. F. "Cluoniclo" of January12th lias v long article on the Vol-

cano.

Mil. E. D. Tenney has returnedhome from a three months vi-i- inthe Stales.

A rui.i. attendance is lcquetlcd atthe drill of Co. IS. Honolulu Kiilesthis evening.

Tin: distiibution of ear mils outKing street has leached beyond Li-lil-

street.

Tin: Mary Winkchnan is some-llushne- ll

where outside with thetroupe on board.

Tun bark Alden Bessie arrived atSan Francisco January '.ird, thirteendays fiom Kahului.

Tin: Foreign and Hawaiian jurorswill be iccpiired to attend in the Su-pie-

Court

The band concert at EmmaSquare last evening was well atlcnd-Sover- al

pieces wcro encored.

Mit. G. A. Ainsden, ono of the bestpiano tuners in the State of Michi-gan, arrived on the Zealandia.

Amkktinq of tho Queen's Own willbo held this evening for the electionof officers for tho ensuine; year.

Mil. Chalks Mason, Biilish Vioc-Conbi- il

at San Fmucisco,dicdiii thatcity January 10th, of apoplexy.

An insane South Sea Wanderpassed along Queen btreet this morn-ing, bellowing like a spoiled child.

A mi:i:iixc of the Privy Councilwas held yesterday at which thoChancellor of the Kingdom presided.

Tm: Xealandia sails at 7 o'clockthis c.ning for tho Colonies. Themail closes at the Post Ollicu at 0

o'cli.ck.

Cai'T. James G. Green, who relievesCaptain Graham in the command ofthe U. S. S. Alert, arrived on theZenlandia.

A jii:i:ti.vo of the Trustees of the An-glican Church was held last eveningin the Sunday It occu-pied threo hours.

On jStow Year's day the LordMayor of London was congratulatedby the Mayor of Now Yoik throughono of Edison's phonographs.

In the case of Dr. Powell, chargedwith tho murder of Ralph S. Smith,a motion for a change of venuo fiomSan Mateo county has been made.

Mits. Thuiston, wife of His Excel-lency the Minister of Interior, Mr.and Mrs. "W. A. Bowen, and Mr. andMrs. A. Killers, returned to theirisland homes !v the mail steamer.

Coi.onki. Nonia t.iys that if a centapioco was oil'uicd for spairowsin.San Francisco all the youngsters ofthu city would bo after them ; butheie, though he is willing to pay amuch larger piicu for them, he can'tget any.

Tin: U, H. H, Dolphin for tho pastseveral layi has been in readiness tosail immediately after tho arrival oftho mail steamer. The nlllcers, whoweio allowed liberty ashoio, were toruturu to tho on lirnt sighting oftho steamer.

EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Mooting Queen's Own at Armorynt 7:110.

Couit Lunalllo No, (1000 A. (.I'orustius at 7 ) HO.

KxuuUIor l.odgo No, I, I, O. O,l 7:110.

I Ji ill Co, II Honolulu HlllM at7i0,

EVENTS

Survleos nt Ht, Andrew's C'ntlio-dn- d

mid (Vutnd Union Chuiuh at7iito p, in,

Annual mooting U'liploluul I'm I;

Association ut Id u, in,

AUOTIuFsliWTHuORROW,

nv ,i, i, ioim.NiAt lo o'clotU a. in. id llu utoro

of W. a. Luce, nil ol tlui stoiik tioiPtdntlnu of wines, wliUliluy, liniiulina,liporilliv-jirnn- f hiifa mid dpsdis, nUon hlmili iumii wiidiui ulu.

a onup III SUPAR.Tim uilaudin hrlnu mm of u

dnii t'f n iiitirtyr of n noid In Ili9jirli'ii of biiKiir. Tlio prUm far Oil

w It ipiutud id ng,

STiPP '0IAR0P9In lliv iui of Wind v. Wood,

,in

Ylllll'll Jllduuieilt MI UlVUU ill tllU

iiiliiviiii Couit for iiluiniiff fur Cltffi.vmImh of u lmi Uillpdi thu iiiwiiiimuuurivu immvM mii 'MIU mi timm httiHii ui fia, ttuiuulh-uiM- u

IMOUiVW. ill.. Wuit!

wii.V .Ilii laAlna. 1 IklKBVSW UU8U Vm$ Vi mi

PRINCE'S OWN.

At n meeting of the Prince's Own,Second Battalion, Hawaiian Volun-teers, held Monday evening at theArmory, the following olllcers wcroelected for tlio ensuing year:

Captain, (Adjutant) II. Kaalia.First Lieutenant, II. I'lukou.Second Lieutenant, Koboit I'alau.

KING'S OWN.

At a meeting of the King's Ownheld Friday evening, the followingofllcers were elected for the ensuingyear:Captain II. KaiaFirst Lieutenant Joseph MorseSecond " W. llakalaau

A POI STOCK COMPANY.

A large meeting of natives washeld on Lililia street last night forthe purpose of considering the feasi-bility of forming a Pol Stock Com-

pany. The originators propose al-

lowing any poi eater, excepting Chi-nese, to become a member of thecompany. Shares are to be issued,at S10 each, to the amount, allowingbut one share to each member, andno member it is proposed shall beallowed to hold more than one share.A chief object of the company is tosquash the Chinese monopoly of

g and also to promote in-

dustry among the native taro-patc- h

owners.mu3rmrm32mimim

R. hi. S. ZEALANDIA.

The Zealandia arrived at 1:10o'clock this afternoon from SanFrancisco. She was detained at thelatter place by the English mailswhich were late in crossing the At-

lantic ocean owing to very heavyweather. On the 15th and lClhhad strong northerly wind andrough sea. From the 17th to portmoderate N". E. trades and fineweather. January 17th at 11 a. in.passed the City of Peking boundWest and on the 10th at 1 1 :30 a. m.tho Alameda bound East. Broughtfor Honolulu 31 cabin and 12 steer-age passengers and 91 tons of cargo.For the Colonics 91 passengers, CG

tons of freight for Auckland and1083 for Sydney.

Late ForeM IIpwqluiu

Per Zcalr,?idia, Jan. 22tf.)

The King of Holland is dying.Mrs. Jay Gould died in New

York Jan. J 3th.A new issue of Panama canal

shares will be made.Bismarck will refer in the Kcieh-sta- g

to the friendly relations of Ger-many and Great lirilain.

The election of Boulnngcr in Pa-

ris will lead to the overthrow of theFloquct Ministry.

The Dowager Empress Victoria ofGermany thinks of publishing abook about her late husband, Em-

peror Fredoiick.Uochcforl and Lissargary fought

a duel at Paris Jan. 11th, and bothwere wounded.

The new Panama Canal Companysucceeds to all the rights of the oldcompany.

Kihain has said that he wouldfight with Jackson.

The case lo test the constitution-ality of tlio Chinese Restriction actlias been advanced on the calendarof tho U. y. Supreme Court.

Strong protests arc being madeagainst the proposed admission ofUtah as a State.

Reports of tho ilight of the Kingof Uganda and the massacre ofChristians came from East Afiica.

Extensive preparations have beenmade for the entertainment of QueenVictoria at Uiarritz.

Thero arc indications of a lightbetween Kiiglish luerchnuU and theFrench copper ring.

Tho Jiiithh lllue Hook on thoSackvilln affair has been published.

Tho Hciliu lloerecu JCeilung ofJan. 11th says: Steps have beentakon to assure tlio restoration oforder in Samoa.

An offer of 110,000 for the trotterAmbassador has been refused.

A silk mill collapsed at Reading,!., January SHIi, and (it) persons

poijiihed among the ruins.It has been proposed to eslillilt

tho hone of Columbus lu Anmiiea.Woik on thu I'aiimuu Uuuni litis

not been stopped,A coiibpliuoy to dotlironu King

Milan luii boon discovered,An uUttuipt was Hindu Jan. mh to

hlinv up tlm Royal Palace nt Ma-

drid,It Is it'poi ted that thu C'aiir luu

inured Aiiklriil of hU puelllu lutou- -

tiOllb.Tim (iiriumi defeat In Samoa hint

nrfidad n tluoi luiprolim In llwilin.Tliu ktimuihoiif 1'nrU V, Urown

was suuli In thu ,"MIlwiipl .Inn, ft,mid nlghl llvi'x lout,

It U roporioil (lint n kU on tlioiamitliiHii I'uciHu U liiiuuidliiu

'our nn. uiii wurfi iiutmitly MIIimI

mid Bitvnrnl otlioin fntnlly lujiinul byu liuilf--r ilulon nl Nuw llopo, Vti.ilmi. Dili.

ilr. Wtnliiiuiiuiiiikiiiind n( IoniumAlilmlt, illml nl Ihuivci'Jiui. lltli.

i dlimiuu U lu hu mutle in thu tiliulu TurTff hill, piwYldlua fur uliuiuitv u( u will ti imund uu ull upr luuml in Uit I'uiiui) Hm

I'lii'ie U u vw, in CuuiidimivMvi Ueouuku tunt nullnulmp ttilnpbd tliy AiupiIpuii nyilviuU( lllllllHI) diiil,

YmIIum Wm lm luofefu uui m ti"'MUwl iiUlM lUtDHttr llllUti tutdlittl vuowl Im. Unwu yiWMlUt tu

A largo steamer has been wreckedoff the Islands of Sisarga, 25 milesnorthwest of Corunna- - It is sup-posed one bundled persons havebeen drowned. Thirty of the sur-vivors have arrived at Corunna.

Tho lloyal College of Surgeons,London, by a vote of 21 to 2, pass-ed a resolution censuring Dr. Mac-

kenzie for publishing his book ontho case of the late Emperor Fred-oriel- :.

The American ball players leftAdelaide, Jan. 10th for Colombo.After a game there they propose toplay in Calcutta and other points inIndia; in Cairo and Alexandria, inF.gypl; Home, Monte Carlo, Vienna,Paris and ns many points in Fug-lan- d

and Ireland as possible. Thoparly expect to arrive in New Yorkabout the latter end of April.

A despatch from January 10thsays : There is little doubt now thatthe mucli-talkcd-- Australian-Canadia- n

Pacific cable, which was to con-nect India, Australia and GreatBritain via the Canadian route, haslizzled out. Advices from Englandstale that the exposure of Sir JohnPender, chairman of the Eastern,Australasia and China cable companics, the Pacific Cable has becomea dead letter.

A DOC'S DEVOTION TO ITS MASTER.

A touching example of dog'sdevotion lo us master was seen inSalem, Mass., one day recently.John Gynan, a bachelor, commit-ted suicide by hanging. Tho policewere notified and came to rcmorcthe body. An immense Newfound-land dog, the only companion of thesuicide, was on guard lying benoaththe body and trying to lcvivo hismaster by licking his shoes. Whilethe policemen were cutting thedead man down the dog stood bywith hi3 eyes riveted on his master,but the moment they tried to re-move the body he became ferocious.lie bit men until they were glad lobeat a retreat. Then he caressedthe dead man's face, whining pitc-oilsl- y

the while. Tho police tried tocoax him away, but he showed histeeth every time they approached,and his snvago growl warned themlo keep their distance. The block-ad- o

continued for over an hour.Then ono policeman lircd two shotsat the faithful brute. The dogplunged down the stairs to the doorand again blocked the way. snap-ping at all who approached. Hebecame so rabid that it became ab-

solutely necessary to kill him.Fourteen bullets were fired at closerange before ho fell dead. Then thedead body of the master was carriedover the inanimate form of the petdog. Philadelphia Times.

BUSINESS ITEMS.

Xotli.es untler til html arc charged 10 centsper liimor the first insertion, and 6 cents per lineeccru tutditlontU insertion.

BOAT BUILDINGEYAN'S Rear of Lucas' Mill.

Fine Bred Pigs For Sale.tfEE? y. llcikslilrc andix.IJ... ,'. ... 1S!., ' .w 2 months old ; only

8 left; !?10 each or U forf3assMn $25 Apply to102 lw Y It. SEA.L.

PotatoesChoice Ited Skin Potatoes, inYKItY lo biiU, lor sale cheap to close

coti'igiimctil, livUOilt J. E. JJKOWN & CO

NOTICE.

. II SING nets for me nilcr fullV powvi ol allot noy n all mnileif

or htisiiKi.sH. LEK l'AU.Honolulu, .Inn. in, lsyu WJ

Whale Boats.

answer to several eiiqnliles eon-(criil-

XX Whalu Ilo.it l'laiiies, wehave now lu e. urso of coiistrui'tlon,!l Whale lloat Kniuies 74 feel by !W feetlong. 'riieo frames am bent in ouopiece of o.ilc, and held to Miupo, thus

Utile tact to ml them up andbuild. The full frame for Mich boats,Including cants, If. Bccllnus lu miiulici,N Mild ai S'.'s; with hiiguMi'iin) on Keel,mid ready to plank f to. They aio notliiluiuh'd lo be clinker built, nor as thefiall impiutcd whale boats juopur, huthid intended for lough iirtt and durabi-lity, yet light withal, for IWiliig uiulHading puipuM. Wo ha expoitedIhuo lrauie niiit Iuteiii doing mi, andiiinlio Ibis offer to iiiuali'iii'n mid olhcrsih'klroui. of tiliig Ihi'lr liuiul, withplenty of leimiin mid Miiall eanh to iiiuKea htohins. Will bmul (imiium to nnyuUiii iiioilul fi out 0 to 'jr, tun', Alio onhand for ,ile Smfand I'lfiiiine lloaU,Kluno, ICnntis and TIidImuv, MutualTulvnliuiiu .No il'W.

IKtWKlt SON.TO If Haul iliillder.

hqudayseas6n

JlNTTIIliTlllN(H''OHA

Xmw or Now Yonv'n Prooont-- IB A

oruHjikiiiunii, AiiuuUiiiil Wihavu it

l.lnv ul

Sporiman'i Oytfjt,

Willie S m Home mu Wifljln.es,

ipi' Ww LAQIi,

XIA-WAIIA-I-f

OPERA HOUSE

IN AID OF LOCAL CHARITIES.

On TUESDAY and THURSDAY,

Jnuunry UOth A Hint.

fi

Or, Bunthorne's Bride i

.lXlictlc Opera by W. B. Gilbertmid Aithnr Hallivnn.

Complete with Full Chorusand Orchostra.

Deors Open at 7 at 3

xxticji(i uu tjbua.:l..

Ilov office will open at J. E. Hi own &Co.'s on Mondny, Jan. 23th, nl 0 a. m.

83f-Poo- ks of Words of the Opera willbe Eold In tlio fliealre at 10 cents a copy.

103 id

IIUSHKEIiVS

Great Show!

Will arrivo on tlio barkentine "MaryWinkclmnn" and will exhibit

under a lame tent.

The Great $10,000 Troupeor rcrforniluc

&

Mons. BUSIINELL, the proprietor, lateof I. T. Harmon's Great Show on carlli,will bavu the pleasure of performingbefore the citizens for a limited bcason.

102 If

NOTICE.

WHKKKAS, W. S. Luce, of Hono.thisriny made an assign-

ment of all his property to the uniler-eigue-

for the benefit of his creditors,notice is hereby given to all panicsowinp biid S S. I.uce to make imnie.diiite payment, and any persons havingclaims against W. S. Luce uio requestedto present them at once at the olUce ofW. S. Luce, Merchant street, Honolulu.

.1. V. 11AOKFELD,

.1. 1IOTING,II. FOCKB.

Honolulu, Dec. lo, 183S. litl lm

TO LETon

Emma Htrect, oimniiloEmma Square. Apph to

.T. JL VIVAS,113 tf 42 Merchant street.

FOIt SALE or LEASKCO'ITAOK lately ocni.pled hy Mr. Uarnev Or- -

ilunstein, siliiale on Kiiunabtreet, tieluc-v- the mansions nt 1 Ion .O. It. Bishop, James Campbell mid :. 15,Dole, near Einnia Square. No pianountiled, no dust, no taro patches Onlya few minutes walk to the new site forthe Central Union Chinch. No liuinwayciii wanted Apply to

E. S. CUNilA,I4S tf Union Saloon.

FOR SALE or LEASE'piIE Dwehiiiji ; and I test-M-

1. donee of E. II.Thumns. corner Kiiiitu and

I'iiuol Hired, cominnnilH ax uulnter.riiplcl view of the Mahilcl, l'alnlo undM'kiina V.OIeys, and !) inlmilcs walk tothe tru incurs on Khii; sticet. 'l'he iniiliibnllilln;; Is plastered uiul liar.l IhiUludInsldii lhroughout. The building Is 2.ktory with double parlor, dluiiig loom,ultln room, I Icihooiiid (up htuiis),lidili loom ami meiy (mivuDicace, de.laehid conk Iiouhi mid pautiy, btutileand nui.liulliliiii;-eniupleiu- ; fn.iriigeloPilkoi slreei 100 feel, lo l' iiMiool.iMieiti!) feel, and in Kiuau Mrett ii'iout ISOfeel, tlio eimiuilH are ule.-l- lull out.Initiation l,t)UI leitl pip. un. I '.'(J fiu.O'ls,IiiHiicmloii hiiv day. I'llltllU' pftltl.eulurs al tht) ollicu i

II. II. TIHJ.MA,inn Kit Oilo Mr. A. I. C .iwileht

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TEMPI OF FASHION,"

A NEW ADVERTISEMENT WILL APPEAR IN W'S

ISSUE.

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WE IIAVM A SELECTION OF

Fancy M SuitaMe for the Holiday SeasonSUCH AS

Satin Tiiblc Plushes, Velvets, Surahs,OnrUiIiiM, TtaioM, JIukn, J2to.

ol Embroidery Material, Chenille, Arrasene, Tinsel, Fon-Pon- s,

Wo call our fine selection

Min-i- i Clolifor Gnu, Yols & Him!l'urnishing Goods,

llata ct Etc.

Immense Assortment in Neckwear,Latest Style If you want something very lino

I 0 'Minnnn Tlnnn fllinnny luiyij j)uuib, a mwwm a

(.'all on uu beforo

C3VMi-a- , E. 0. Rowo's boautiful workSojit -

mm ardware Co., t'd,sroicr sa'itiaisx, iioxoLUiiU.

tIIAHOAlNS- - New

Lamps, Chandeliers & Lanterns,A l Lower I'rlccs than ever

PLOWS,liut

Novolllrw uiul luuoyikuti

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NOTIOIS.

IlIKO loikvn in Inform my filnuK on')Unit Intkiuil Umvini; the

klliKiImn "u the Uih Knliruury, to huliH'iii until Oeioinr, und ilmt I willcluiti my onion on the Hili Fuliruury,

M. JJ. IIHIISHMAN, Dmitlu.lllllil NiLpSMnUlHl,

English and German

SCHOOL.

m MMHI ,ln "JiminJ wmiM UujllUii ami llwulttu fenliuwl furmum umnrvii' kin wu uio ivt in- -

ftUUWRU fh'tuiun nil r'wiii'ii, inwni, U 11MMUUI.

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in Point Laces on exhibition hereM17 -

RECEIVED SPLENDID

Scarfs, ShadedI ,:n-- - Hlampotl tiliau

Full Line Etc.

particular attention to in

Trunks, ValiscB,Caps, Etc., Etc.,

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ALit mili' Indubled to T, S, Jawon (lie Will day of tfopteiuber Uu,

iltu iiHpitiltil to kctllu up their aocnuntint once. NY, H. LUOK,Uy iU tkttornuy.lnfugt. Frank Urown,

r-- ?

Miss S, R. Pa,tchf

Kawalaliao Female Seminar;,

Mir of Toin Pino,I I'rvjwrt'tl m vwlvi niils.

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186, Mutual 245. oom.we See B.F.Ehlers & Bo: s Sfook For Whooping CoughiMPOUTJSKS AND DEALERS IN Depot, 28 Merchant Street,

Tolo.: Boll 172, Mutual 3G0. -- or-Grocer ies. Provisions and Feed, ? HBBSESSSBI Let any person glvo

EA 1' COHNKU FOHT AND KINO STKHKTS. TAHITI mm-m- s HOLIDAY GOODS HOLIDAY GOODS Dr. Low's Blurry CordialNow Goods by every Pnrkct from the Eastern iltntcs ami Durope BBEsapsra

Fresh California l'uidiieo by every Steamer. All orders falUituUy attended tonnd Good delivered lo liny pari ol the city fw of charge. I .laud orders mil. A trial, and the most violent coldcited. Satisfaction guaranteed. Post Office fiox 140. TcloiHiouo No. IU nov-18- LEllDE WORKS - i Toys &c I3oll, will, In

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LEWIS & CO., Ill Fort Street,IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.

Frozen Oysters and Fresh Calilornia Trulls, Fish, Games and Vegetables on ICE by eachsteamer ol the 0. S. S. Co. A complete lino of Crosso & Blackwoll's and

J.T. Morton's English Canned Goods always on hand.

23- - -- IS" DE TV GOODSRidges' Infant Food, Fiench Mushtooms in glass, Glluardelll In tins, GroundChocolate, Cioi' A. Ulii'kwell Fresh Fruit Jams in glass Stutled Olives ingluss, V;ilinite, Almom'h, Filbert, l'cacau As Brazil Nut, Foiled Sausage,

Cal. Mild Cream Cheese. Eastern Cheese, Oregon Cream Cheese, Young American Cheese,Swiss Cheese. Edam Cheese, Topo Can Creamery Butler In 31b tins,

Kegs Geriiimii Suit Pickle", Putaluma Table Fruits in glass jur, Finest DehcsaTahlc KuUiiis t'rMttl Wave Mackerel In filb tins, Kegs Sauetkrnitt, AmericanCranberry Sauce," Cape Code Oranbeiries 'Jib Mocks Codll-h- , Andeison Cele.

. bruted Mince Mnt in gl.i-- s jiir, Jacob Dohl's HiitTalo llnuio, V Iilttiikurs StnrHum-- . Old ltellil)le Main ifc Uacon, fresh lot of Garden Seeds, Ciclly Lemons,Applis, Yellow Turnips, Parsnips, New Potatoes & Onions, Cal. Roll Butter,

lil'C, ETC, ETC, ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC.Tr. .1 -k. jaapMGJ JLStXS.LJIXt.JL 'KX-CJLtS- X

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Kit Salmon Nellies, Block Codfish, Smoked Beef, Buffalo Ham &Bacon, Boxes Smoked Hurting, Tins Norwegian Salt Herring,Mild Cal. Cheese, Atmorcs Mince Meat, Green Tuitlc Soup,Terrapin Soup, Sugar Raisins. Cunants, Walnuts, Almonds,Dried reaches, Panics, Dates, Honey, Cereolinc Flakes,

OA.JPU3 COD CRANBEREIKS,Tomato Ketchup, Cases Sugar Corn, Cases Sugar Peas, JerseyBlue Potatoes, liutti Bagas Turnips, Calafornia Onions, Crackers,all kinds; Choice Teas, Fiesli Apples, Saloon Pilot and MediumBread, Wheat, Flour, Butter, Plum Pudding, etc., etc., etc.

And a General Assortment of Canned Meals, Fruits and Other Groceries.

mh-9-J SSf Leave your orders, or ring up 119. 8G

'Telephones, No. 175.

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Gianite, Tin WareChandeliers, and

WATER PIPE RUBBER HOSE,Goods,

PLUMBING, COPPER

A. M. SPROULL,

jjjfJM Engineer and Surveyor,

Fort Btrtet, Honolulu.oct.10 8fl.!lm

HOLIDAYJEASON

JUBT THE THING FOIl A

Xmaa or Now Yoar'B ProaontIS

"Lawn Tomils or Sot

HnorlBint-'ii- , A"uiitniil Wo huvo it

C(iiiiiU'u Mnu of

Sportman's Outfits.tnriiiv 'ini'-'ip- a

Wblte & New Home Machines,

MRS, THOS. LACK,!! gU!!. JJPmmmm

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MANUEL NUNE6,Su. 4(1 Hotel Htrrrt.

CxiiitaiH & Miring IiiHtrmiiciiiNOf all kinds Made & Hepuired

JQT Inlaid Work, nnd Initialing InWood a specialty, 2070 :im

Whale Boats.

rN aiiisu'cr to euriuiiieB cou- -X 'einlniri Wliulo Boat FrnincR, wuhuvo now In unurxu of uoiifitiuutlou.II Whiilu lloiit Ft allies 74 fi'd by i feetlon;, TIicmi fr.imeri uiu bunt In oimpleeu of o.ik. mid held o eliupu, tliiinleoiililnc Utile tact to not theiu up millbullil. Tim full friiiuu for Mich boatH,Inclmlln cnntB, t,ri kectloim In number,Is Mild at fi'jti; with luiKUHteiiiH on keel,iiml iiuiily to pluiil; if jo, Thoy niniiotIntuiiih'il to bo clinker built, nor im tliu(lull liiipoileil wluiln bouts juopur, butMill 1 II til iiilitil fnt i siilirli HLii ntiil illiinlil.Illy. ,M'I lllit wllhiil. for IbliliiK midHulling piiipohoi,, We liu(i ixioi ledllii'-- tt fiuiiins mid Intniid iIoiiiko, midiiiiil.ii Ibis ofl'iirio iiiiiiiliuii'n mid oiliuis(li'hlioiio of loiiiK their liniiilj sitlipluul.N u( luUuin iiihUiiiiiII ciihliloiuuKoit liUbliid., Will bend finiiiiib to tiny;lvini iniiiliil ii uiu n to '.'.i Ions, Alu onmini for wait) Bin fund l'liiiiiin llnnls,ileins, ICneiM mid Tiinbiiib. .Mutiuil

'mmMl! Boat Jhilldurfl,

iron and !

Lamps Lanterns,and

House KeepingTIN, AND

993 Sheet Iron Work.

Crouuet

Sewing

Modern Slueliliicry.L'ntcnt Class Vnlve Jlottlc

CAPACITY 1,000 DOZEN PER DAY.

The only English Apparatus making

High Class

Tahiti Lemonade,

Cream Soda,

Ginger Ale,

Hop Ale,

And Pure, Strong Effervescing

SODA WATER.USy( rdors delivered to any part of

theeiu. Island oiders solicited. 38 tf

NEW GOODS !

Direct from Now York andVhh'ixgo.

Miulo Expressly for the Ha-

waiian Trade.

ftfliss CHBLLSURGHAS

Just Recived Per "Australia,"A Fine i of

Hats, Bonnets,Tiirbaiiy, "Wiilkiny; tints,

And all kinds of

Oliilclren's ULats !

FRENCH &. AMERICAN FRAMES,All Shapes.

Horn fir Hat TriMiiAND

Sash Ribbons in All Colors & Shades,

Together with an Klegant Assort-ment of

Ornaments, Lace Fins,And all kinds of

Fancy Feathers, Wings'And other Novelties, never before

teen in these Islands.

CHEAP TRIMMED HATS !

Below Cost.

Pec.13 89.ly

JJopp&Bo.74 King st. 74 King st.

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ImporleiH of

Rattan & Reed Furniture,

Pianos 6l FurnitureMovmI with Cure.

Matting and Carpets Laid,

CORNICEJPOLES,Fine Upholstering & Bedding

A Hpeclullty,

CHAIRS TO RENT.upr.1068

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In future, Mrs. E. Small will bo prepared to doCutting and Fitting.

1751 lv

Just Received at HolHsterA. large assortment of

PERFUMES! PERFUMES!Comprising the well-know- n brands of

COLGATE & CO., LtTNDBORGS,LUBIN'S, ATKINSON'S,

EASTMAN'S ALOHA, IIOYT'S COLOGNEFARINA GERMAN COLOGNE, &o.

Forinlt-- 2 1J

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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 87

HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.No. 85 FORT STHEET. HONOLULU.

GrOIlOX'U.1 A.firHLtMExport Accountants and Collectors, Real Estate, Firo & Life Insurance

Agents, Custom-Hous- o, Loan and Exchange Brokers.Departments of Business:

Books ud AccdiuiU aeuuiately kept and properly adjusted.Colletious will receive special attention and returns promptly mnilc.Conveyancing a Specialty. Ktcorils searehed and correct Ah-tent- s of Title

furnished.Lttral Documents and Papers of every description oarefully drawn and hand

somely engrossed.Copying and Translating in all languages in general ne n this Kingdom.Heal Estate bought and sold. Taxes raid and 1'ioperty satcly insuredHouses, Cottages, Booms, Offices and Land leased and rented, and rents collected.Fire and Life Insurance effected in first class Insurance Companies.Custoni-Hous- e Business transacted with accmaey and dispatch.

Loans negotiated at favorable rales.Advertisements and Subscriptions solicited for Publishers.Any Article purchased or bold on most favorable terms..nter-Islan- d Orders will iccelvc particular attention.

ES AU Business entrusted to our caro will receive prompt and faithful cltcntion atmoderate charges.

Having had an extensive business for over ycarsjinNew Yoik City and elsewhere, we feel competent to attend to all buMiic-- s of anintric.itc and complicated nature, or requiring tact and dhcictlou, and respectfullysolicit atnal.

Hell Telephone No. 27-1- . In.vaiitiu 13us;iiich,M .Ajrexioy.Ian. 8

Aflsirato Mail Service.

FOB. HXS FJMXCISCO,The new and fine Al steel steamship

"Alameda,"Of the Oceanic Steamship Company, wil

be due at Honolulu from Sydneyand Auckland on or about

January 14, '89.And will leave for tho above port withmalls and passengers on or aliout thatd'Uu.

For fielgiii or passage, having SU.I'EHIOK ACC0MA10DATI0NS, apply

WM. G. IBWIN & CO., Agente.

For Sydney and Auckland,

The new and tine Al steel steamship

" Zealandia,"Of the Oceanic Steamship Company, will

be duo at Honolulu from SanFrancisco on or nbout

January 19, '89,And will have prompt dispatch withmulls and passengers for the above porti

For treight or passage, having SUPKllIOlt ACC0MA10DATI0NS, applyto37 WM. 0. IRWIN & CO., Agents

J. E. BROWN & GO.

iS Mcrcliniit Kt.. Honolulu, H.I.

COMMISSION MERCHANTSACCOUNTANTS,

Conveyancers & General Agents

REAL ESTATE FACTORS &COLLECTORS.

Solo Aleuts for the Ilurlingloii llouteAciosb America, and to tho Azores.

Solo Agents for Pitt ifc Fcott's ForeignPaicels Express & General ShippingAgency.

Solo Agents for Sunny South AeratedWaters.

Solo Audits for Mnseflold Bros,' NewZealand Mullet nnd Canned Gondii.

Special Agents for bending New flealand and Ausirallun Mercantile Firms.

Special Ajrcnts fortlioOilifnrnia LandAssociation.

Special Agents for the Honolulu Ilusl.nosB Directory.AIho, Other Special AjjeiicfeH.

ms Entries Passed. Pro.peitles JlaniiL'eil. Assignees and Audi,tors' Work dona promptly, HousesLeased and Rents Collected.

New Business SolicitedBoll Tele. No, 172 Mutual Tclo. No. 3C0.Dcc-- 5 Post Office Box 4G9. 88-l-y

& Co.

cspeiicnce twwity.five

REMINGTON

Standard Typewriter,

The Fastest Maohine in the World

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Legal & Commercial Work

Result of Special Contests for 1088:Cincinnati, July SiSth licmiuglon 97

words per minute.NkwYouk, .uL'nt bt 'eiuinglonon 1ft, 2nd, Urd and lih I'i.x r.Toiip-TQ-

, August lUtli. Hemingtonwon (champlonshl) of the world) Goldand bilver Medals for highest speed everrecorded 99 woids per minute, exclud.ing cirors.

LakeGloiiqk.N.Y McGurrin brokethciecord, writing on tho Hcminnton108 words per minute, excludingerrors; writing blindfold 107 words perminute.

E5?"To be had with or without Cabi-nets of

W. n. GIFFARD,Agent for tho Hawaiian Islands.

N. H. Letters addressid to tho Agentc.o W. G. Irwin & Co. will have promptattention. dee 20 88

SUGAlfPLANT I

FOR SS SALEThe Entiro Plant of the

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Is offered For Sale. The Machineryis in perfect working order

nud consist ofOno 26x48 Mill with Engine,

Trash carrier, Etc., complete,1 Pair of Dollors Gx20,1 Doublo Effect 6 and 7 (oct Pani,1 Vacuum Pan 6 leot with Dlako Pump,3 Weston ConlrlfUQats and Engino,

Together with the usual assortment of

Clarifiers, Clean'g Pans, Coolers

And other Machinery usually foundin a well appointed mill.

Also, a number of

&

Cnue Carts & Gen'J PlantationImplements.

Delivery will bo given after next crophas been harvested, say about July 1,1889.

ESTFor further particulars apply to

JOHN HIND,Manager Star Mill, Kohala, Hawaii.

may.21-8- 8

HOLUSTER & CO.,1K1 Ap;ent3. 2in

New Zealand Mullet(Star Brand.)

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In 4 doz. Cases of 1 lb. Tins.Fresh Supplies bj' each Now Zea.

land Steamer. For Sale by

J. E. Brown & Co.,IH7 Sole Agents. ftf

Richard Cayford,VETER1NA11Y

Shoeing Eoa-g-- e,

70 .V 81 Hint; Street.Shoeing:, from Sl.oO.

Horses and Cattle Treated foiall Diseases.

Itusidcncf: Chamberlain House, nextKiiwaiahao Church.

J?. O. BOX dUS.

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or ConnoisseursJust received a small consignment of

Choice French Clarets,Fiom the well. known Arms of Dubos

Freres, nnd I anusse & Pancol,Iloideuix, France:

JJlecloe jUoaopnle,CJat':iiL Xjnrose,Oliatonu

J Ltiitt. Brlon,CJivteai Iallto,Also, from the cellar of Komnns & Co.

Ii'inuon:Koch Fiis Champagne, 1880;

(In Quarts & Magnums)Clininlierllit, 1N&1:

Ulinmliertlii. 1874:Clintcau D'Vqnt-ni- , 1S58;Dry C lii-u- or, 8 Ynu'H Old;Vliuteuu aiurcuHX, 1877;Grande Fine Champagne Brandy, 1811.

ESrTho above comprises tho ChoicestIJiaiids of Wines and Liquoib ever

lo thi1' market.FOIt SAIi!', BY

nov.10.8S

FIREAND

BTJKGLAR

Proof Safes !

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DidiliJ Safe k u Go

Of Canton, Ohio, U. S. A.

Having estnblhhcil an Agency in thisCity for the halo of their ninnu.

facturcs, which are

Surpassed by NoneIn their line in the world, nn opportnnity is oll'ercd to aP requiring protcc.tion of their Valuables from Firo andTheft to supply themselves on termswhich defy competition.

tST For particulars inquire nt -- a

Culick's Agency,No. 83 Merchant bt., Honolulu, II. I.

scpt.24 88

Honolulu LibraryANB

Readinq Room Association.

Cor. Hotel & Alaltea Street.Opon evsry Day and Evening.

The Library consists at tho presenttime of over Flvo Thousand Volumes.

The Mending Hoom is supplied withabout ilfty of tho leading newspapersand pel iodic lis.

A rarlor is piovlded for convcisation?nd games.

Terms of membership, ilfty cents aJioiith, payable qimiteily In advance.No formality requited In joining exceptsigning tho loll.

Strangers fromforelgu countries andvisitors t loin tho other Islands suowol-com- o

to the rooms at all times as guests.This Association having no regular

menus of sunpoit except the dues ofmembers, it Is expected that residentsof Honolulu who desho to avail them-selves of Its pilvlleges, and all who feelan Inteiest in maintaining an Institutionof this Kind, will put down their namesand become regular eontilbutois.

A. J. OAHTWHIGHT, Pies.,M. M. SCOTT, Vice-Preside- nt,

JI. A, PAHMKLUE, Secretary,A.L.SMITH.Ticasurer,O.T.HODGEBS, M.D..

Chairman llall and Library Committee,

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