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Furniture, L

St

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,aenr!. an. iv

Cooper

,

At Sm xe byictU ij' ag

flnpVs. Kerorun i .Doioy i

.

'i'ooir

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and

back

lr and

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andbji'ckl-re,,i- n

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''rami ...

'if, if I'e trnd.a lo Co.1:

0,ir. he hr

H. HAO'- ---jrj, Q 'hi.bran,,'"1"-- ,

t

fcy

fcy

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part

f.. I

f dth Ciiurch h.ta at last gotp4j)ention.

CK()INI onrg iveDtacitiarr re--on the ayerafw sixtv-Cr- e

WHITE tarc- - The former BhoulJ

,,orrock5liaa brought out the (actkespcare diJn't know how

Turkey id name had been Smith.Blue Cottoiro history must Iicthoraw., . n;miyritM ' We black

. rc of domesticfotton Shwting, "J

Mosquito Selling, is jartj muetV " ieiJency. Take

Herald.

vS '5f'.A :ponuent out in

at.

urn

. V mnrriiwl man

v--

SgHEtOoir""5"'.WVr-v8-r-ir- ':

otha'.-S;-.

S!ESS--

i, and it will

Jiat bolomou

is uoweTt-r- , had.what to dn

A'or. fi Bulletin. ' '

ciple of toke in Charleston, fc. C.

tl--

A'

. y a " brudder" to explain the Latin tei andto"and" do jure," replied, Dej mean.must proTe de facts of do case to de eat- -.

j'fof de jury.". never was a game of base-ba- ll whereMg club were unable to explain how ex--,

some unexpected and unpresentable ac--'thej rnnpt haye won the game.

listened for a moment to bis explanation ofic ball was thrown to second base, and then,red, with a glow of indignation on hercountenance, Hut it's so mean of them

a base. Why don't the Emperor

liBBcult for a .uan has epent most ofmornmz iat scourinz the whitewash offcoat, be-aus- bia wile neglected to take

r it during the past lour or five dajs ofcleinin, to go into church wearing aul expression of Cuiie'.Kp.hope and rceig- -upon bia countenance. "omen's pantaloons arc made bo wide this

a rnan, when is aroused alarm Eat midnight, is hablo, in his haste and

ic, 10 ges octn iimo in one leg, ana runway to the fire before he discovers that

are only half occupied. A'orm-eralt-l.

.literate preacher in Illinois improves uponlioarj rersions of the Holy JScripturcs bytizing from the text: " First cast the

. hat is id yer own eye, and then you'llhow to cast out the that ia in hia'n."robatly rendered the command more effec-tft- e

agricultural districts.ihn," said Mis. Henry, as he sneaked in anfter supper, You've been to a ball match,

jwhere's no use of your prevaricating; you'veS a ball match. If you wish to deceivein, you better tale a cushion, 'so tbat I

aoe where you've been sitting on dirfrAnd John, after examination . rT"M,a

the had made a Vtncmnati

:ed Ur. A rnn about two-thir- ds drunk,i back .ovcred witn muc, stopped a police- -

th sri eet and astea to De locted . ub., afe r.ble to wlk home, aren't you?"

the offictlr- - " Ye 1 coald home allat I doii't wao' to, and you wouldn't ifdmy w'fe! lake me down, ole feller,she eomtfu'riDg 'round just eay I've

m.a 'rApflnr KneinAoa

A op aih l"e oWw etaiie: JIaster (sniff--f ibere i a most extraordinary smell,

11't aoitrea it several IlallTorterjn't wondvr at it, sir, I've spoke about.airs. ah outier, 6ir, you see, 19

nuivn -- no noratorw in. . . : jna Durns nuiccnse.i r . . t . t .

A

l

t

ti-- ft

it

couit jb iiio -- low cnurcn' persuasion,uiu" jnijjfr iy nooviate tiie nin- -

It s periectiy hawtui on Saints' days,

sv Wat of JjeiXg Wittt. Oriental tra--ythat a Chinese gentleman thinka it

. his dignity to manufacture his ownBis. lie appreciates wit, and is fond ofi he would as soon grow his own tea as3 own jokes. hen he goes into society?3 in his pocket a package of preparedis and repartees, which he has purchasednearest joKe-eno-p. w nen conversation

he perceives an opportunity for savinsig brilliant, he draws a humorous remarktop of his package, and gravely hands

neighbor. The latter as gravely readsecting from bis handle of repartees

which is appropriate, returns it witho the original joker. The two thensmile, in a courteous and demonstrativeresume their conversation, fettling thaticquitted themselves with conspicuous

Wrapi"a WC

Corxs. .huuiu..t- - . . , p-- a a 1

TnmWers. Water Monkeys, !lt ft L R

Demijohns, 4, 1. ai 5 g.Market-- - KEROSENE UlL, 7. PI.--

Birch Brooms, vmeui, j,. i -- rl PaaVa. &C.. &C

sIPLES.xta apl V

"f

oats

uurus

v,- - Fi

Pp--r

II ifin

'I--X- O. I.

gastntss Cariis.

F. BICKERTON,A NO COUNSELOR

u I Termi c( Ccurti on th othT Iland.27 r of FrholJa.

B from

vK. A fkI i an g i h

J AT?ay

door

A.

Dr.XT OFFICE. No.

JNGHAH c CO.,rA AND DEALERS IV HARD- -

Fainti and Gila, anl O'neralMrchnlise.

King Strert, Honolulu. ly

STbrothers.F XV HOLES LE AND R ETA I L

, INDr7 Ooc, Kornishinjf Goods, Ladies' and

Aim- - Vink Notion. A.. Jtr.- - - -P i 1

Ziri" Rno - -- 0 51errh.nt Pt. Honolulu.

RICHARDSON,FIFOixd OEALER IX BOOTS,

4 Clothinjf, Famishing floods,. r ...

wiwof ftrchantSt. Ip221yj nonotola, II. I.

;t.t)F.ti & no..ftt'CCfi TO DOWSETfr ,pr Fort and yaf"n bt.

'" I Patntii. Oil, Nails, Salt,i'' (itr;.li nr rrrrr kiwi.

1 rv I

4

V c

I

1

feo. H. DAVIES,te Janion, Green &

COMMISSIONAGKHT FOBoyds' mod trpool Underwriters, Northern Assurance

lompanjKritinh and Foreign Marine InsuranceCflinDinT.

Kaahamana ana uueen ris.

DICKEY.Ti --V I.' .nr. iiiv.

4

p

V "eire or Labor Contractsthe 'istncrc..tPinV, xt,ce)n Slauionly.

LaJfi Coo'iCU, approved form, and Stamped Paper

CASTLE & COOKEI m . w am.n.mc 'A V I) UKALbnn

corner.

Co.)

mnk

l'T""'fcl"KRAl. MEBCUANIISK,AND COMMISSION MERCHANT!-fel- l

Uonolula,U. I. lyjo. 80 KiOB Btreet,

BOLLES & CO.,AND COMMISSION

SIIIPCIUNDLERSImporters and in General MeTchandise, Queen Street

lonolulu.JIawaiian Islands.if fheTr.nnftkakai. Mmunalua and

fol9 Works.

MOTKY

steal

E G. HITCHCOCK,

TTORNE'J AT LAW.Bills proror'--l collected

i

CEOIL BROWN,TTORN'F.V COUNSELOR AT L.A .

A ft"

" I

ri

"

11

l.

it- -

ments Instruments the Ilnd Oahu.No. Kaahomanu ttreet, Honolula,

e

r,

French China

whonoirl

ie

Baildiog

RalcaaaoaaiL

HAWAII.

ANDSun lor e,

of r ofI.

0. BARTOW, -

vr IONEER. SALESROOM ON Qt'EKJilj Slre.loot r Auahuia.-.-- . - "

", r, r5eAj 1AHFER & CO.,

t

' White Crockerv.

otl.n

HILO,

r?r;.'irissioNIH ,

.TJ'BALLORAN,serie .--UrieMahoiraifll-ANa SOLIUITUIt. a-iia- ble,

Koa a Mortgagec

'"oFFk "street (opposite Ira Richardson'sQ -- X llnnnl t m J

G

D

13

LAW.

d- a-

F. HORN,iwi'tTTioviE F.

door C. KrJiH". "

W. JUiYVXW

he an xv

;d

r--D

nat

lyA

..

7

'

V

c

c

and

GEN

M9 ly

knKiiig

Interest. Agents

c

WAKK,

"'J'i

riKal.F.RA

f TnTTTTRTOS

OM ISSIiqXM ERCH

from

tang-niralr- a

"S

iy

fel2 ly

iy

for

O

nu

II

isTab. to lend ft. to on of

Frec SO in

.art Mr.

49next to

'nU.M

a molulu, H. I. iil.BROWN & CO.,

MER- -

MER- -

$10,000London,

ANTS,ri.AXAT'.iJN

mii)Iiti.'.rs liP.tl.ERS INWIN Ed AT WHOLESALE.

9 Merchant Street, JnO ly 11"!"."THOS. G. THRUM,

.hat cTiToiTi., s

get

BOOK. BINDER, Street, Honolulu, H.I.

H. HACKFELD Co.N E A L C CM M 1SSIO Xo9

ITT

S. CLBOHO.

iy

E R

.Writ

fel2

JSO. . SMITHIKS.

FRIEL.

Yates

T

AMU

tvnAND

by

out S. QuEGHORN & Co.,WM PORTERS AND WHOLESALE ANDJ.' PEALBV.S IN

Cencral Merchandise.Porner Oueen and Kahumana

dMj NJti.na St., and Fort and Sts.

7H. McOTYRE & BROTHER,no6F.RO STORE AND ,

t uot er oi Bang on rireeis,4,0 It Honolulu, H

II

isbcbabviw

SIRIT3,

Verchant

RETAIL

GfHULAN & CO.,

P R f E R S OF A 'NO DEALERS INIM G00D8Of all dea-riptio-a, and In all of Dry Good. Also, con-

stantly on h.nd, a superior quality of Hawaiian Rice.

o3 Nuaanu Strest, Honolulu. ly

ALLEN & STACKPOLE,A WA1H A E

w- -

CONTINUEHAWAII,

TIIE U K X K K A A.WILL and SniPflNG BUSINGS theabove port, vhere they are prepared to furnish the cele--nrated K.,ainae anil aucn oilier recruits arerequirel h; whale ships, at the shortest notice and on themost reasoiable terms.

LEWERS DICKSON,E tLERS IN

Fort

"MPORTER DEALER IX

always hand.

CO.

$200

NO.

&

--.HONOLULU.

Sts.,Hotel

kinds

ly)

&LUMBER BUILDING

Street.

M.AND

ST.,

EED

justly

(au23

AND

CLOTH., llats. Caps, Jewelry, Perfumery,

rocset vlr,J nn'i 01 viem g superiorFurnish K Goods. jr Benkert'a Fine Calf Dress Boots.

N . E ioassa or Fear and M fbch ast Jal5 ly

' CHUNG FAA,IKK I X LL K I NDS O F GEMS CL0

HATS. BOOTS AND SHOES, also LadiesGoods, Gaiters, etc.. No 17 Street,

Honolulu,

BISHOP & CO., BANKERS,HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.F.TniAVrtP l)V

TBy BIR OF CALIFORXIA. SA IRtMIro.j AVP THFIR Aur.VTS IS .

w lark. Raalon,j, l'ari,

' Aacblnud,T)E ORIE.VT.IL CORPOKITION. LOVIIOV.

ASD Tit KIP. BRA50HF' IN

. Ilongkaas.Sydney, and

Melbourne.nd Transact a Qeneral Banking ap:

aa--"

For Sale

Mhiiob. Veal, Salman Sc Flab.5IARKET STALL3. Nos. 13. 19. 20. 21. at the

mad to arrive.' Order the Lo Marw Rate,

tended on nmval..,onivrnRLW':'1

J--

ana

Materials.

McINERNY,

Nnuanu

HONOLULU,

Business.

MOANAULIOffers

a FISHi,

a

rieae jive me a call.

H.

mil ly

A

CHINA

potatoes,

BlK

ly

H. FICHIIt.

A.

Corner

Shoes,

Fancy Hats,

ra0

my6

HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ISLA

business

CHAS. H. COOKE,ICTIOXEEK.

r.j27

FISCHER & ROTH,ERCIIANT TAILORS. 38

Honolulu, B. I.

WING TfAI &

OXOLUI ,U BAKERY. CORNERKing and il3'iuUa streets.

ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER CO.,IMPORTERS AND

Oris.

CHONG

J CHANTS,Corner of Merchant Streets

FORT

CO.,

ST.!ly

&

Fort and

fOIH.

OF

COMMISSION MER- -ml9 ly

S. MAGNIN,7TO. 54 For Sreet. Odd rrilws ITIaall.11 General Merchandise, Fancy lry tioods. Gentlemen s

Famishing Goods, Clothing. Btots, Shoes, Hat, Caps, c, &c.fc2C ly

A. W. PEIRCE & CO.,

(Successors (f C. L. Richards & Co.)--Ntifiu CIIANOLERS AM) GENERAL COM.

vr.-STO- N MERCUANXa. Honolula, Hawaiian Islands(jalSly)

E. P. ADAMS,CT IONEER AND COM M SSI ON MERC-

HANT.AVQueen Street, Honolulu. H. I. ia5

J. PORTER GREEN,. r.r-n-r, vrr rroir vsEI.OR AT LAW.

A. OFFICE, next door to Dr. II. Stangenwald, Merchant St.

B.

u

FRIEL & LAINE,NRnnrRS AND PROVISION

I- -

Jf Grocery and Feed Store,5 2 Font Street, Honolulu.

I.

AFONG & ACHUCK,

t.

I

y

a v v

E.

iy

. l.AINK.

DEALERS,de25 ly

M PORTERS, XV HOLES LE AND R ETA I Li.i.. in n.n.rai Merchandise Fire-nro- Store, Nuua- -

Streets

s. C.

...

ja8 ly

ALLEN & ROBINSON,T ROBINSON'S WHARF. DEALER IN

A LUMBER and all kinds BLILlINO MATERIALS.

I'air.t, Oil. Nails, c, c.AGENTS FoK 5CHOOSF.K3

PACAIII, ACTIVE, MARY ELLEN, F.QCEKN, IT I LAM

,le4) Honolulu. Hawaiian Islands. AvL.

E. 0. HALL & SON,AND DEALERS IN HARD-

WARE, Dry Goods, Paints, Oils, aad General Merchandise.no20 Corner Fort and King Sts. ly

M. PHILLIPS & Co.,AND WHOLESALEIMPORTERS Shoes, Hats, Men's Furnishing and

Fancy Goods. (no20 ly) No. Kaahumann St. Honolulu.

M. S. GRINBAUM & CO.,AND WHOLESA LE DEA L--ers

Fashionable Clothing, Hata, Caps, Boots and Shoes,and every iou-- c- errerj9y'nihijff Goods

HOTEL

DEALER AND

AGENTS.

BAKERl

ly

Street- -.

DFA

Family

iy

sinre formerlv occupied by . A. Aldricn, Maaee s20 Block, Queen Street.

deuo

ALESI.

O

at

A

SURGEON, LATE

Oahu.

H.

W.

AI

M. p.

of

A.

11

rnvf

W

n0 iy

BREWERdiOM MISSION

Honolulu,

Queen Street,

nONOLULC.

aoaissos.

iy

S. A .Office in Walluku, Maui.

C. & CO.,AND SHIPPINGCHANTS.(se4 ly) Hawaiian Islands.

JOHN THOS. WATERHOUSE,MPORTER AND IX GENERA L

se4

IT.

MERCHANDISE.Honolulu.

ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT,MERCHANT ANDCIOMMISSION SHIPPING AGENT,

Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands

LENEH AN "!

& CO.,4

Fort

MER- -

BEX.'

Si. COMMISSION AGENTS.IMPORTERS Dealers in General Merchandise.9'Ji Queen St., next to the Office of J. I. Dowsett, Esq:

D. N. FLITNER,HIS OLD BUSINESS IN TIIECONTINUES building, Kaahumann Street,

Chronometers rated by observations of the sun andstars,with a transit Instrument accurately adjusted to the

meridian of Honolulu. Particularattention given toOne watch repairing. Sextant and quadrant

glasses silvered and adjusted. Charts andnautical instruments constantly on

(KVJ hand and for sale.

gltriam'cal.

J. II. WICKE,O To i ii o.t -- IVX . Is. or,.,

. Ol King Street. 01Retweea Fort and Bethel Street.

Furniture of all descriptions and repaired at reason-able rates. Good workmanship guaranteed. ap29 ly

C. SECELKEN & CO.,NO. 5 NCUANU STREET,

Dealers in Stoves and Ranges,Tin, Sheet Irou & Copperware !

Kfsp Cosstastlt om Hand

FULL ASSORTMEXT OF TINWARE!;alvanie1 Iron and Lead ripe,

apJIndin Rnbbf--r Il0e, kt., if.

THOMAS LACK,3VI V C XX ZXNTZST

NO. 40 ORT STREET,will attend to all orders in the vly

LOCK. rx & CEVERIL REP1IR LIVEne win give special attention to cleaning, repairing and reg-

ulating Sewing Machines, and all kinds of Ught Machineryand Metal Work of every Blaekautithins, c

ALSO. ON HAND SALE CHEAP,

A Variety of Sewing Machines,Gnns, Pistols, Shot, Ammunition,

--MACHINE OIL, NEEDLES, &c, Ac.Sewing Machine Tuckers, Binders, and all extra and

duplicate parts of Machines supplied on noticeXT Best Machine Twist. JZZ

rota AGKNT IX THIS KISGDOU roBThe Celebrated Florence Sewing Machines,

au7 ly j

MICH AFI IkKIS.

F. T.

made

other

AND FOR

othershort

LEWIS dt BROWN,GENERAL BLACKSMITHS,

King Street, near Bathel, Honolulu.

1

PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TOHorse-Shoeing- & Carriage Work

NOTICE TO OF STOCK, &c,On the of Maui.

. HAVING CATTLE.HORSES', 4c, (rrazinjt on the Wailuku or WailcapuCommon, are requested to remove the same, if not commutedon or berore the l?t day of June, lS7d. After said dat allCatl.e, &c, fomd tresspassing will be impounded according tolaw All persons wishing to run cattle, Ac. on said common",can do so by applying to

HENRY CORN WELL & CO.,Waikapn, Maui.

nN- '- v-- Jriviufr Horses, Cattle. c, or branding allowedcommons without the permis.,on of the said ComwellCo., or their authorized agentWnilqku. May 22, 1ST. my26 tf

Shop on Street,

WM, JOHfDN,Mrrrhaal TtJr.

9PC9 ly

,I . m. m- - n r m r V."1

fry Hh.xJ." -

xt work done

Factory.tep'.amJ- -. oP! oPPer's Barrel

NOTICE.

iDS.

Ij. WY,CARPENTER ANDJOINER.

i'Rrn..a

Manufacturing Irveler.

lorr.ird1 Mr. Kckart.bess to infirm cuiiei H3nolulu irul the f E BEEN A P--public ger.-rll- y. that he h taken ttl eon Fort Sl ,0J. ,he si''wich Isdands.'aod ire

( oP,osite Odd JVllowa Hall. (f..rmerly .d by Thos. Tan- - R;,, "if4""' Kre upon favorable term,natt,) where he will give special attent...manuracluri, i V?A?y Pfr.f thf Isl"ds Woodenand repairing of all kind, of Jewelry. ; tare Tim A "orlJ therei Houet ,nd S'Particular attention given to Shell an fcork. hS$ Wi!h or

Will sal.smctirn rtfwork. r"Pa"-- ; cargoeXT jruarante FFsCIILAKOKR COIfnnnlnln. Nov. 2Tth. H7. fnc27) .. U I'VM'B J

i

.

-

P. J.

tqlfffifSflllP

3 SE.3

a w t m.

-- -

:

'

Scra Irs yS35Br. S 53ef M .lenrg

w - .2 c paw i - ., S

3 5 J 5Bij i,Z.f?.t3?; L

M. OAT &crsroM norK

DEALER

description,

O!

HOLDERSIsland

CoIKK-I'K-

t ;

On Wharf, Foot of S'uiimlII. I.

3 5 H

5 5 ij

iij-r-

afi m

J.old

Sails made in the Best Stfb 'dteal t

KIiin till dme riptio.iit maleaud T''iiA.Thankful for past patronape. we are prepared to ex t

orders in onr line, with dispatch and ii aitisfa'tory '

lv

au' ly

ly

ly

BROWS

for

Z.9

J. T. OHAYTEE,:SHIP GENERAL BLACK

I

fo2Cl

dej

--4m

I

ihelulu,

amill lv '

&

All

1.

B

-- 2

Y' w--a

uam

oi"

apl

jvner.

TTTTT....

hi

4.ers.

the

A interest in."jec had been of

Having every appliancVior doinsl idSUe of forty pages.

Li.j. r i; i. :1:1 uth .. r. ...... .m v ... . . . w ,

cl:.. i. .. n

t

lav

. a. 1' w . vie, .will be prrptly executed, and the m

IRON WV

mm

JULY

and

"n,

fissS mi

HONOLULU

!

is

andport were

paper

tbat thereNo. 1, their

ENGINES Ex--Mllls, Boilers, Coolers, Iron, v

mber of,tal. in place

Every Descripti'1!TO ORDER. dies of

Particular paid to I'M ajXT Work executed the shortest tntice Hawai- -

9d ." r.

ai1 'qaiadKid pan 1

qifat. am ui v 1 1 ajn f, will leave01 psjttil.ud si jaojjasqna aqj '.fijappy

oi"l oil 1 pMaruo A"i3)t?i

a aasvu.iu OX I ATI

FOR

X'HOD

'ddllJX

Til?

WM. WEIGHT,aniniKij

OI1irC4 UCIlCnML DLRbriOlfShop oil Ju.ld

to Captain Sail-Lof- t.

CARRIAGEdone, and

ber, qk: .

BEST IXiq

Sm

". -a i i no .Market

P.Saddle Harness

&

er, on

to pay

AO Ha

ly

A.

been

!

lr

ruj C ly

L

on

II

!

aT

in"he"

J

HOOJ

lgwpii

KINO STREET,

Harness, Shoe Leatu-- iConstantly Hand.

at

on

at 11

by thebe

nfin

ofla on

4id waso.

of

of

..,.,..

ON

atat

iy

,

.

onof tbe

5, atfrom the t be the

WEST,f

ly) bynot

Importer performance

C I rtDESCRIp-r"113- -

0r ,0Wthe nexr

B. to

OIL !Sperm

Rape Seed Oil,

Oil,

SA

W

HIDES, SIilS

IS7G.

OIL!!

Boston Board

Pc1NO.

ITIN.J

NORTH BRITISH

CO.,LONDON

CAIMT.IArruntnlatrd

tit

of

T)

old

as is to

' at ew

cfin

iaonof

u

of

.

lnand t.h- -

C.' At Alio

C ,

" " '""I.y-- ilTH

CO.

thi,

was

Job

nt

up

Ha

ad- -

all

957

Fori

he

non

bv

nuuui

Gn.

OF

O. CO.

s.ooo.ooois

i

l'"1'"',

r '"W KD.

"

Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.

Largest,Safest,

(4- VilPivlvif xii

Underwriters

Tslp,lliai3o3rd Underwriter.

oonini:',.''"1- -

MERCANTILEINSURANCE

RniNlirRr.'H.

iVjfvVi,'0

SAIVI .WILDER,

Most

Life Ins., Co.

THE WORLD

Now Good Time to Insure.BI riRST-(LAS- S TIKE

intwed

tbe

BREWKR

AND

HAVE

Dwelling

ships

svellinz. healthy""ilde California spelling offer prizes

Thrum's.

will

Cfor election

STEAM

Ca'tinB9- -

Machinery

Attention Ship's

ajnUv

oopao'jJuly

essel

willmorning.

oiiin

staiis

nlng labt,

seri- -and

yet thesym

Wharf.Oat's

try.

Honoi qui(e numer- -

REPAIRlVotingtion King

All Blacksmithtank

bringsCONSTANTLT HAND THE

wi'--l play

ALTON,

Saddle

RISKS

Victoria,

English

Minister

kinds Worc-u-s nuisance

mcinzfjigramme:

RappeyHerold

Straus,yi,

lenoeiBaciiii

iPbe Monday

Orders other Islands promptly attended Jchwill

C.Wagon and farrlajre TlandTti i,uce given

Honolulu. (ja29 Island orJers promptly ettended.'bas how--

C. E. WILLIAMS, jrtainand 6foessarily post- -

TT H ISX TJ E, band whichEVERT T0'0'?)11

Fnrnitare Ware Room street? entertainstand. Hotel street, sTheater. with

Orders other islands promptly attl advise

Oil,

Polar Oil,Shark Oil,

Paint Oil,Tar

THE

LOW

AND

VOE

house

July

sail!nday next

beforeYork

Bethelfull

interesting.y-fi- ve yearsThe editor

Kerosene Oi.areVb,rottlov-B- V

route travel.

Ehown tbemexpressions

jionuenccJivisbanda and

UNDERSIGNED Vis ar.d hospi-th- e

highest market priciome epryHide. Goat skins itratea truth

VIS--

been

BREWFif0 nftTe frien3t

BRFt

ilfl1MMTJI"l

FTABLIHED

THE- -

IIF IM littfE I03IPI.W

OF YORK.

and

BRFWKK

Faiad. 2.83S.1

Economical

IN

sels(i)$SO,000,000

OFFICE WITH WILDER C..THE

jland Mutual Life Ins. Co.

.....Offenbach

Dnitder,

'father

NEW

ASTON,

mten.gent renciv. insuranceComoiiueu lueiuuryof their translations the,ciation of beauty of ,

tie author.J:: IV.m. l'l tn find so much

the rudimentary branches,

The epelliDg-match- ps

IN

school

-- WHOLE

3sRKlit proScu.

HAWAIIAN SOAP WORKS

.

ManufacturersKINDS SGAPS!

andjdcci. wnirh.rd... d

'

i i

WAILTJKU PLANTATIONV ' ' All. C'RO

feu Sin

ujnj

W J- - KAWLINS.

ALL KINDS OF SOA

SVCUlSCW

dlX."l"kar-aaan- . 9

PPRCIIAeKR?,Ilonoluln. 1., ii AF0XG

A.OEATS THE

U. HACKFKLD a

aa' " ,uu Uhl m "ollRr- - and competition

Ship ft. fa live promoted by the

i, .....

on fy

by Histhe

ofthp

ui"0

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nriirnm

Next

andHOSOLVLV.

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member

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his

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the

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thethe Sai- -

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were 1

showed fair attainments in tbat aepanuitut.A reading exercise, of a portion of one of

Shakespeare's plays, whs rendered iu a verycreditable manner.

The literary and Oratorical exerciies did honorto the students and institution.

The declamations were one and all rendered aclear and forcible manner.

The compositions showed thought and an appre-ciation of the subjects chosen.

A composition on "Insect Life" was of peculiarmerit, considering the age of the writer and thelimited opportunity he has had to study thisparticular branch of natural science.

The editorial articles in the " Centennial Icbo,"elicited general commendation. There was a pleas-ing variety of style and the subjects were wellhandled. A duet " Listen to the fairy feet," wasaung very sweetly; and the two instrumental pieceswere well rendered. The committee would havebeen to hear more of the boys declaim, andttink it might have been effected by omitting- - thereading exercises which had received sufficientprominence in classes.

The exercises and examinations have been credit-able to the institution and all concerned. We wouldsuggest that an improvement might be made inchorus singing, and the school needs a good collectionof glees for such occasions.

We glad to learn that it ia the purpose of thePresident to devote more attention to anotheryear,

langnagethis its very prosperous condition.

rwwi

Xy

Alexander,C. Harris,

Theodorcs IIaxcall,Committee.

LETTER FROM NEW YORK.From Correpondent.J

MuttonOrdrr. L,l,

M.r, ,Prl wlli ri--r

ja29)

qialA .no.pouimoo ,.iu pVSa' .m ?Jjl

For Pale by

soav

d B.efkinds

and Go.t TA,.ow..nd

COMING IV.SALE IN

FORJalS

ly

reading

in

glad

music

all j be soon

W. D.Cuas.James R. Boyd,

B.

our Special

V

al,

Iy

' Ihe Li-ra- t ExpoMtion Hawaiiau DepartmeDt and toI Sozzevtlon The Treat.

New Yobk, June 11, 1870.

My dear Commercial:We left the Centennial City yesterday after three j

busy and laborious weeks of seeing the Exposition, j

Anything that might said would seem so :

imperfect in view of the great that Ito say nothing, leaving descriptiona and j

enumerations to the industrious correspondents of j

all the papers wri .ing daily and to suchcorrespondents must leave you and all our Islandpeople, yet must say a word about our own littleHawaiian section. It was a delightful surpriseto find that we made such a very creditable show;of course our effort could with advantage be

compared absolutely and eimp'y with the displaymade by great countries exhibiting here all theirresources skill, but comfaratively, and for us,it is honorable and handsome. Entering the mainbuilding a door near the south east corner, near !

which the "city lines terminate, we come at once ,

to Hawaii. The space is enclosed by a tastefulstructure, which the taken willrepresent to you; glass ca&es give the visitor outsidea view of coral, ferns, the feather capes leis,fine map of the Islands, photographs, &c, Ln.

Within the structure is everything else which wassent, I need not enumerate, all tastefully andeffectively arranged. Too much credit cannot beawarded to our Commissioner, Mr. Hitchcock, forbis management of the business from the beginning.Of course we have met him daily during our visit,as we always want, first thing, to Eee what Hawa-iian we might meet, or who had registered theirnames, either own retidents or visitors.

I am impressed with the advantage and impor-

tance to any country, especially to such little ones

as ours, to be favorably known toworld, and to attract population and capital fromabroad, of " putting in an at thesegeneral DieetingB of the nations. It would haveU-e-n a great mistake if we had not appeared here.All that has been done has been favorably consideredby the public, and the press. Many inquiries aremade as to our climate, soil, resources, our people,our government, and our King, who--e visit heremade so happy an ioipriislou. It was wise to pro-

vide the liberal supply of Thrum's Almanac andWhitney's Guide Book, for distribution to elitoraand Commissioners of other coun-

tries and other intelligent visitors. These pamphletsanswer most of the questions which we have been

! asked in every place dnrine; all visit in America.! The " fuide Pv.k" wa nrt cot when left home.

i

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NO. 1049.

ri i p f "v tr-..

- ;cv IM,

a n e v x c o ,

and DealersILL OF

l.Meo. Kinff street,t-- hidnuw

,

Aiifadaace.g

photographs

appearance"

Honolulu.

mijoX Motts uo panddot Sutddiqn XX

pa,

"HOUiadoiM 'usaivjt

of Jop Grense.

"BV

S.

are

bej

who areI

not

bvcar

our

we

wanieai

I OF I fi v iHKKWIJR Co..

Agents.

MlM't'irTrncnOF '.I

TO SCIT

Jai ly

& CO.,

PSHuyerof .Mutton

LOTS

ACIICCK.

WAIMPA TAXNF.RT,Hawaii.

Ma,,,0020

CO.

correspondent",

cur

irnH

Oijommrrctal fttfwrhsn

rintoai

CatW

W.fa fraaclftea.

in

deRa. EaMeaara. Croaa a Co

ill

Add Tiltoa,aaak British Cotoaibla.....MMra. L. a Co

vMiinf ..4, .....Neaara. Bishop a Banker

with modrro Ertfroof, with Inrlwe cent.l.c,b.'' 'funr.l., raetK-l- l t.PRtXtP The pevtm. tk..betnf refltted the addlttoo Dw andrequired.The aervlre, taale, and other fWlag tlxaama fuu) aialntalaad tally ktrktheir and equal any bona thleany other country bat the bare arlMmeet the Just expectaliooe of public the, ttareQnanrtal by fradaailnf wic (rasa il 00trr d!T.' of lha rwonta

III.. Febru. ry, 17. aat.ll

R4J CiL.

M LI' " v nonow Partovl Ooadl- -,.m(ly for the

In the Beat Poaaitla The prlcaReduced SO P Cl.

maaaaaMa

ofAND

Hill and CartfulM.

General and Proprietor of ladla KtceMill.

The ProposedIIo.(ii.i i.i , June 26th, 187 ti.

To ihe vf the I'arifc (Ym.if viol Adi't rtiut :

w,K wa gl.nl to see an expreHsion ofin the Hmttle of the 21st from one of our

merchant upon the revenueIt was no doubt partly lib the object of

the views of that part of the community thatis go in the new taiee,that the plans of the Minister of Finance have been

put forward in advance any Acln to carry them

out. As Mr. obseivet in his letter on this

the Minister have had ample time to con-

sider tliet--e questions, and if th; plan by

them is not nearly the best planthat can be agrei- - with Mr. Davies, thatit to be, and tbe Ministers can have no apol-

ogy to offer it is not. Hitmust critici-i- n, and they should not aak

their proposals be handled with gloven on.

Mr. Dayies has done a public aervice boldlyand the acheme of the

at every point w here tie considers H

and fuch points teem in Mr. Davie' view toexit nearly all round it. lA-- t us then ex-

amine fat tbe different Mr.

Davit make, to the are well

Th firat objection ia placed in anclt clear andWe the Trustees and Tatrons of definite and sellout. II true

The

exhibit,inclined

and

and the

anxious the

AND

HrLLINO AK1

expect

that do bettor than it hi-r- .Mr.

Davit say : " There many who will have nobenefit from the Treaty clergymen,and teachers of schools, families living on smallfixed iucoines and others whoso names we can fillin from our own circles and it would be

and an to them with suchlist of taxes as the Minister Financeand for such aa ol joct the relief of Agriculture.To many, our cheap baa be agreat boon, but now it is lo te

the cofct oi nearly all their of lifeextort an unbearu of tax iroia any nttio

t Jttiey may nave aveu, ana mi iuac upthis Now Mr. Editor, Mr. admiiahe and others were when the

nlan wa bronzht forward, and may havewritten the above M iiti nce und.f the ofthat state of mind, but f am nurrrir-- that aman of business' sbonld even under those

have himself to a aomuch at with the facts thatin the last nart ol it. Why Mr. it neenis tome that is just the ol life which are

1 from taxert bv the chance. Kutit will peihapsbe more taiiefactory to place Intwn columns the main of lite whichenter into the of housekeeping. In one

those which 10 per cent taken off, andin the other thou-- home of the same lux-mi- e

which percent added. Aa wellknown, the pric which will bo paid by the con-

sumer will be much 10 per cent lensthan he baa been paying the tme class nor 15

per cent more the otlier class, theraien of duty are foreign cost, not on the pricehere. But the comparison may notbe necessaiy consider this point preseat, andany housekeeper ho the habit keeping

expenses may estimate what he willI"". under the nw

tariff:ldptr era' cT ' Ju

trrowtl man" for- -

f

ad

the

are

on is

on is to be ii

ason

on as011

as is itto at

is in t4 anol lii

or

Ojprr inUnl.

trr.Beef, bacou, pork. Lam. add A le, porter, cider

all fruh, sicoWed cr preserved all r rrm-fi"- 1 drink",meats-- , eraui, flour, meal andbran, brad and tfiread?tuflr- - T- -

all kinds, ejg nU1 all otiitr ireaturea livin;

in tbe wat- -r an4 redact',.h'-rej- froiu, nuts, ve?trt-ble- s,

green, dried uniriid,preserved or unprcrv d, salt,refined aoaar.

Boot, and ahoes, Cottun . CluUm.tf -- .d woa.uug ap-ft-

of all kinds, including parel, linen toanutactur-- s.

cottons. Aiil'jri'-a- n linery goods, beads, braids,w.j..l'-- ,11 mif1 Uiiuiels, hoods, but'ous, cor

sets, collar", sleeves rufls,edgings, flowers,fathers, fringes, gimps, lacea,so., Ac. Fins, nedk-s- . hairpin., Ac , Ac. Siiks.

l.iu fuiiiiiur.: fn-- uphol. Furnlti'.re, i

carvel --H kinds.Hardware all kinJi, Crockery and glanware,

keroaeue and drugs and mediclma, silverother oiU lr illumination, platr. plated, gilt brftannUlumler, doors. iahes anJ,wa--e- .

bl.nds. Watches and rlvi.Dr., and wagoos, harness I'arrlsr--".

and all manufacturee leatherisoap; ots ani hj ; par",

titionery and tw-V- .

be '" that I bare 'lf" ' a w,f

ATHonolulu, Hawaiian

or Arlvnrflaiiii. 4 1

i f i it' ' I A.nrt) S t3 3 W M I MIfi"'!'" 1 00 ' i I ' :1. "C'", "1 ' W M (4 It W It IM t M

Thlrt iNltWIitlw UN Mb,tw t-- 'T WIM WIM f S

tT Alrmiw rUiBf la tU Eaarrra Vtut4 fuoa. taaW fc tieir earda hy eioio OrUcki or ttaaIVmar luapi fcr raeh aaMwat aa th.y tak U pa aai ik:rcardi wlli laart4 aa wr abort taW, Tor tt i:M pU u,a.-- 4 rroaa th. rat.. hU-- trt traaW.ataJrmi aatwa bn t.d tUfp quarterly.

Coaarrt.

C0RBITT & MACLEAY,

tVlioIesalf GrocrrsCo in iiiUlou

and Oregon ProductSAN t

Oflr lot SirrfPORTLAND, t

I mm4 IS aad lOi IfChaa. FraiwiAr

lean. I a Uaokera....Gotdvmlih

Co.,

pretty

Editor,

column

object

account

oystfri.:

(artiflrial)

Ktiarra Mactaat,

tud

Kraal,airrarxctsi

PreaiJenl P.FucarCo....... .....Baa PraMtao.

m o.

la

Orryoa.............Pnrltiwt, Orrgam

Oruvuibih, Oreroa

laa.lft-aaaealaa- r

THE GRAND PACIFIC HOTELJ0. B. CO., rrtrrlrUra.

,

0. t. h

or

....

....

....

Jk

T II E H V K V K R O N K T.N Tl PBlork, liavini a frontaga sod (n tilever 700 It U Iwated for Ilia ma.venieoea of rueatsi Is la ik k

aianiK-r-. all Improvemenia.to la ur s4

render. ItVltNTILATION I. t.with of aiegaM rarntiara aa

lo all wlU ( ikeataudard of prrdecreaora, la laor laa ofm la

IT?",ln' hC hlcAgo,

no.voMii.il ttitiis r IltlDIiL RICE UZZ.X..

KWPAKVKA VIAMATIOS

CLECHORN

PIOAEER I.AIIAIWA.

laporters,.TlcrchaiiU,

CORNER

Portland,

Portlaaa,,..Portlaad.

..lloaalalwllaad PradarrJulwly

DRikE

aouth.eMiadmlraair

Ihorourhlvtimm.Uotbawtnenl ooderlald

prorrlrtora

aoaaptad.

MISSION , IBKMOVT STS., IE1N(S0,

rl1M,Evl!tl,, A 1 CK 1 a i twura.Improvements, I, laI

DRESSLVG PiDDl'

UNCLEANED RICE!Manner. for

fRPJtINO PADDY been

OoziailciimoutwPADDY HULLED RICE !

Jtecth-- e rromptWM. GREENWOOD, .

Commission Merchant

Revenue Change.

r

; i opinionpromi-

nent proposed changes.w obtain-

ingdirectly inter'st?d proposed

of

lavitssubject,

proposedgeneral

adopted, I

oughtif Majesty' (Joveniment

tbatby

promptly fiovern-men- tvulnera-

ble,pretty

how objecliuna whichs f iovernment con-

sidered.

congratulate wouldI cannot reproduce

pilndpala

; a scan-

dal injustice saddle ftof proposes,

housekeeping 0proposed scrioualy

necetisariea

IImoney wDavlea

startled " Govern-ment b

influenceshrewdcircum-

stances committed statementvariance a contained

it necessariesnronosed

necessariesquestion

including1

neither aa

inasmuch

w

probably g.'iii proposed

or rrul

andth

of

auth

or

1

and

(upholatere.1; tor )

of

and

of

!

PrBMfntDl.Un..

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i t 'o '

I

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n

rntaai.o

Shippers DealersFRANCISCO

CallfwralaOREGON

3 rir.iM.

tallrllrd.

O CO

Lulii

aecowmodttlons

attacking

OP

OF

h..

Attention.

'Ja3t tm

nerd not oijcci 10 imn i"mnniA b more caluand the country, ah-tev- er

(ried this clan.But Mr. I'avies arinaa

it is easy to avoid Uii v.. 1 I'.nwvJ crsI I, I ui. .'..-- ,

. -- ..win une. w- -j ; : T..

KVOIU

may ''''--a'f'nitruitaal

the

p.

n

Kto- - I

d

W.

tally

(amiha

,mn.I.Vetmta

BtulllO.at- -

baaMatttlire,

Hnud.

tudtaken

ainre!Mla

Uiaa

V ttIA.r

f

Attaini.H.tn

a rkan

,a that

f m,

aaet l.if

biiial! t'r

4 if rem

anil.

THRICE !

IttSsnort.

ratj,2t tan

lotto.aft

Uia a.-ra-

than tU 'h tl rWTIrVf-- l

tight raailit4hre-1- ;'

forward another raseroiierty taa, ta ttelayinf the n

aay IMtwawith retard flaw thai I aI I'rudtireu,

A mrolii lyfront iu -- 1 ... a.i.- -

not delay his ""ji,.h, It

aailuiR ve.. - . aaah Qriving 100 aona

el 'rtJJ aaaa ci aot4H.i o-- P'r.rgo evo.1 a ycent, taa I dH. 'Vt ,B'l H'ma M 1 u,wll It would pay hla ?t"";'l aaontha aleal

ir Ola.ow ar tl.ey wouWf Mr. I)a lea' Liverpool carf Uow

lh'Mrrrl. u--

eaVMuuing wi. ,h.ir .locks IW.OO? M 100,.aiiJ a, a at tarliOlft.

000 or ll&O.ooo worth of fjrfa wyh n...: aa m V.T.TTj1. hv'a --. i lai aatna -1 ivTiu taa a w - -

A eH- -

If

tawa.

W

.ul let

aava

4,an

Itcaii,ta 6t

lv.'IM

Min",

Inr.as

TtTtont.jnlo

Mtdal ay

ih

experience ,..io

bis

--wjiihOr

Ih. oea W. 'l,n?f,d

U0.

aia.l-aat- . O,

rid elany aaat-,- .

.... u I m at ( w -

u.

'

'

"l

, .

. airif.ever whether lair or ;

-- - 7 laplnchea. It does aarm a to.t."!,J iVooa, tttyaj for

an Item In their taa JlLaUproperty taa 00 pa ba4 oa Jan. f,; .J.

rVrihlcent Instead of one IT cent., but It wlU J 'fjL .

la be-au- aa Ita payment can r "jf.' tadof Finance hiwas IsHier. fcL. .arwaahly aava liearalalrly evaded, aa alild mA

'VanS'prepared lo ar-- will Mr. atle. With tuk aaaj 1

tbeomirallyllUouaof the moat nuabtotaisa lnsand u" thet. aeema an, dUportHoo In ""ZXr Zan l. with vL. Wwl"''fi"T17 ti-a- n

Increaa. on Ihe preaenl propertynano, would 00 doubl be 9l'Vil t'a. '

vteld ta Ui brotKaal. Hut the

thoae wba wa atrl ao got o "rKL " "I llTL a aim- -M...i.ura of aa a J?h. 0r7vcienlly contWlng nature to Uiluca Ito-u-. Jhataa which know ibey ran acli--el, ".'.l-iL- .u,Km wblch th'y ran put lH'ltax asae-- ar lo Mr. liavtaa M toetaw 'T? inT, a.' '

rived 7rok;a.ae.VlTo.Mlo. I... luTiZ'yoa kow. for worklnl "'-,J- f' Indble mount,les IU aaiwaaor would ol ut .1, . -- hen ihe u,.- -

111 llipj ui rsallarga w

tat ltn (A maVtchlMtrrv r

.. WOUia rwm

blow a iaI ..a I A. --v a . k. tllAl HlftT

Kdark--

U .uT;aa,4 ''Z'lTithat had lo be " ?.hit.-- nr the ftet " -

--erni 10 he atrnl the lUibg to taa I snowNow Mr. ,

revenue aiay be Ion

.

Ibw

rmi

uf

rd

alarai,

r

lo

of

gat

trouuia

down,.il". U,

advance paManolher. inconwn

nearestKdiuf

cannot

i, Mil qsiucim IBM J laMawsrrTITW uw wit,, .ui- -iwill not, atr.ke tl.. as JtoJJ-?- i

popalarbr prodartive. -- till a-- '!I. bUak and whit. tWor. the- -.

thai, this Is all that ahre.d tnaa af baalt- -" - M

i.i ...a mmAtr Uila argw

art feel trm aoy aar.gdarg'r to tbaradical

lhmt(l.

iba

worth

"'""

aoihs

Incoui.

haH'F

FUaaoa

Z

think,

rellevwl

rhaurreaInlereata which tba aan-- hat bt aad

indicated by II salghl teaa d H--It. Mr. Iavte--rh..... atuackabeeo auada apoa

I

M

Mn

ring,

ofUUinisr,

..ock

w.

fi

KII.IHl ... --nnj sulls oall lig al--cunirauuit-Mi'i- g winten lion the fallacy of lha ase-ni-on Ibal IM r "V

charge, are going to lr,mra lha auug.Ungt.. t.-- h and ha nauva. mtossmlnation cf tbem rnaai rv. that Ue clasa- -. mv

the whols. largely benetllled. both drtly andIf there Is ore claaa of the eooioou.ty who will be

tlon lo reap rk h harvest by the change "Tbfln.l ...,.m,.1i.K.nit tlie rei!l 1TA w"-"- -

ait

aa

tiited States, more than another, thai eiaaaand Uortlug aaa-cha-nU U ia ayo.4value gooda, which Will he tau-- fd fr Vhl'arth. wilh which vi do bualne.a, not eadudlag Liverpool,

immediately iiKr-a- ae m uuak'lerauwThe paying ao-a- rU MWJwZ011 toe uay u.ai ne conra"".

Lnow. b.uer than Mr. Davlea taat tb.J ou 1?.... ... Lh raralv tlr aam..ml-.im-,.. w.ll locre.- - fraa that hour! a..J caat byJ"bat by thousands of dollars per annam and Ihta.transact their buaineaa wlU ban Franctsoo av wU UvanMM,

with wttb Bremen.Uin the caabgea neceaaary to Ui.lt up tba r.yet oa,

ata ayup the dutiea on rerUin Amcuranthick ihi. g.aat traaty 1. ga.ued, w.enoea lo invest them lo rattfthe country in debt, it becon.ea advlaabla to tU-- ihaj tarlVMerUin arllclra. and thua the

Ita and cou.uil.aio.ia wbich the importing m.rchatoa !u

arc aura reap by the taiy are ah-- .t the uaiwha ahotUd aotuiaala.- "1 VI.le iu lha kingdom ,u...Ik..jkiu.ul va In the I'aradlaa

acinc. and the hard d-- trine of the .l.t.. al j."1..,. .u.hrrH thai ike touMlc weal ia beatnsu and rxt dasa urkiugIt will f r the Miulatera to carefully

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" l!ie grei-H- i g.wl on the crautfat nuiuber. . .','

fuoif Pm.ir. Bv the baik V ft au were received eleven of the cbolocit pureMerino sheen, from

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Severance and Peel. They were conalfaed .totMr..7. L. Richardson tf Kahuko IUnch. whose Intention

it it to raise pure stock from ubich to uppTfMMjM,u

needs of our lalan wool grewers, wuicl be

able aoon to do at prvcee much below tbe pr.of irnpertatioa. Wttiee intereated on fcKVA H tlrihlanda wouM do well to communicate ; Quality, towho la aeent for Seferanee and Peetto -- upply t limited nawl-rv- . -- rrf

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rnM.i r,..i- - . ,: ...... ini runciainTj in regard to the treaty. "lie,;" aiu uic bwi .!., na u U n turj ,rii: j that ;

c IOCg dRy i i njrm In ectins upon the liu bill 'rieeded to rry cut tb fai-- t the government r.ij.-.- J utr, i, wr.n6 tr-o- the patience of seme of the lrSe Ik Versof lujirWrf. A lt fan Frwiciaco p .pr, rf thefart that j Mcr th're find it dlffi-u- lt to fill or J.-r-, in tU,- - j--

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t ,'BC f o!c Uin grocery gra.Lui, rtmarts - Why thisa' trilling by Congress f aM iu,aiUn ,rraty aniJ u ,,m.w-i- it "

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ccui the aviu.imct of Willm.. UiancharJ t Co..r-fo-r the I'acic JUa Co in Han Fraccwco, iheay: "Itth- - Intenticm to do hatrer can b"

done, to remlrr the lice popaUrwiih !.:rpMai.d tl.eelicj pnhlic. The aim cl the new manaj-mt- ct will r- - to

prt full Inforxation to patronj and to adjust whatever d.f-.ren-

may ar:e betreen the Comcarr sr i ', v.- -Jat:ce to alt coceerned." Jsecretary Bclknnp then regard their fooi, althoazh the best that

Mio!xn are qnctatlor. nt rrr.ro escitenicnt Cincinnati nomination ennvrn- - the apprcpria-- bniwioy. ca rur stable pnxlucti:

J t TAa ,'on'P"in in toral rf;r,Ir.K havirf cca".lith th .tMtrnctioa cf the Bay Rfirvry, the proprtorii r,rIhctaltrorniaBennenr adTsncsd thrir rates Jc.ll around

-- nm (juotablt a. fllo: Powdire.J. 12ir; Culv, Cru-h- land F.rie Cruahed, 12c; Craculated, 11 " c: Yeilow r, Wr "bbu.Pt t.t". Noniioal at Tic.KirrMjl China, 1 1 Vjfitt Si; do No 1. 5C.&tO; u..

No 2,$o 62?a$5 85; lUwaiiaa Tabl, $7 fyJ1?i; 7i; rrr!-ani- l

J.irn, ij ell.The arriral frorn fren ports since last have

Liiks D C Murray 06 the 21st and Cyane fn the Z.il, from Sanrr.nr;co, an 1 the ss City of Sydney on th 20ih from the'" p-r- t. The departure bate been W C P.rke ( forr

Camble on lh 2lt, aod Cify cf Sydney c.n th 2ith f.r theCtilonies.

Barks I C Mnrray aail I ft Roberta vf Ui sail for Fran-cio- o

wiih only a part lading.At a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce h.-- this furi

noon, the Committee on the question cf currency inade a rer,rt,recommending prompt action in the matter of debased SouthAmerican Coins, which are being imported tf-re- The Com-mute were instructed to confer with the MiDlstry on the sub-ject.

PORT Or HOIJOIsUZaU, H. I.A Kill VA I,.

June '24 Hchr Warwick. John Hull, fin K.'tl.tnpapa, Mol'-kai- .

H Stm'r Kllacea, Varchant, from KaUupapa, Molnkai24 ?cf,r 1annokwai, Riruo, from NawiiiwiU, Kauni.Ji Hchr Nettie Merrill. Crane, from I.atiaij.a, Maui.2S Hchr l.uka, Kaai.from Maliko, Maui."2M P M ss City of Sydney, Dos-- , 8 day from Frii'29 i hr Fairy Qjtn, Kaaina, from llanah i, Kauai.'29 Hchr Pueokabi. Clarke, from liana. Maui20 Hchr Kamvile. Kibling, from Waiinea & Koloa.r. Hchr Warwick. Jno Hull, from Kalaupapa, MolokaiCO Hchr Jaunita, Kalawaia, Irom Kaunp.krikai, Molokai

UKI'AltXl'KKS.June 24 Schr Paaahi. Ilopu.for llilo, Flawaii.

24 Hchr Mary F.llen, Mana, for Kohala, Hawaii.24 Schr Annie, KsUuao, fur Koca, Hawaii.'21 Schr I ilania. Mana. for Kohala, Hawaii.24 Schr Marion, Lambert, for foka& Waimea, K.-tu-a

2t Htmr Kilauea, Marchant, for Maui and Hawaii.V, Hchr Mannokawai, Kimo, fr Nawiliwili, Kauai.20 rtcbr Warwick, John Bull. lor Kalaupapa, Mclokai.27 tehr Lnka, Kaai, for Maliko, Maui.29 P M City Sydney, Dow, for Hydney.29 Hchr Netli Merrill, Crane, for Lahaina, Maui.30 Schr Mile Morrw, Kealohanui, for Kaunakakai.

'ESSKt,S IN' I'ORT.NAVAL.

V H a I nc ka wanna. Commander Oreer.DBMS Myrmi.lon, Commander Hare.

MEaCHANTMC.A m MUs bri Morning Htar. Colcord.Am brif North Star. Chas Davis.Am bk Mary lldle Roberts, Grer.Am bk l t; Murray, Fuller

bk Cokwibo, Haer. .

Am bk Cyane, Perriman.

VESSELS EXI'ECTEIi.Am bktne Jane A Falklnburg, from 1'ortlan.l, to Castle A.

Cooke, due about July IS.Hark Lunalilo, from the Sound, to II IlackflM 6l Co, will be

liw shortly.liark Wm II Bessie, from San Francisco, fully

- Bark A Men Besae, from Hongkong, to Al ng dt Achuck, duehe latter part of this month.

Hs City of Han F ranciwo, from Syilney, due July 19.firijr W II Allen, from Tahiti, to j 1 llowjett, due the latter

part of this month.Ok Helen W Auny, from TriuiJail, ! Castle A. Ccokc, iri

nearly due."

MEMOnANPA.

Uiroir of r"Sl S3 Citv or Svd.net, J M Dow, Comma-nds. Left Bin Francisco Jane 21st, at 12.45 p m. On 21tU

inst, 9.15 a w, lat3I 45' long 133 53' W, spoke barkKdward May of Boston, from Philadelphia for San Francisco,1.14 days out. J. O. LriiM. Pumtr.

SILK rOL'LAEDS,:

f.:nctt nd Handkerchiefs, white and

turkey red;

TaMe? Cloths, Men's Seeks,

. i,."- - "fworteil;

Merino liit:.Water-pro- of aud Flannel Shirts,

Woolen Shawln,

Ulack Lace Shawla, Silk UmbrellaB,

IMalds, Ponchos, Monkey Jacket,

Flannel Sacs and Pants,

Uuckakin and Cloth Sacs and Pants,

Au Assortment FINE SUITS.

WOOLEN BLANKETS,

soarlet, green, blue and white;

White Blankets, Horse Blanket.

and Heavy Barlaps,

Wool pack. Sail Twine,

Rugs and Carpets,

Lfai

LAUCE ASSORTMENT Hobb's31 North

19angleBridles, Bito, and Spurs.

French and (Jerman Calfskinr,

India Rubber Ball. Feather Pnsfer.

BlanV k, Bloc Note- -,

, ." ' old Leaf, ,

- '.) as Ear Rings, Unelie-- ,

tlunmnicas. MaasA Pipes,

ljtntlon and Meerschaum Pipes,

OINUINE EAU DE COLOGNE,

Luiin's Extracts, Soapd. Tooth Brnhe.

ar& r.im!is. Needle.

pafaiives, Scissors, Charcoal Irons,

NVaaKnRiub8,GalT. Buckets 10 and 12 in.

ana wiua.Ai uaww..rreO DgUstt

CruBhiSogar, Sardines, &c, &c-Vi'a- x

Tawrs, Camphor, Fafety Matches.

White Zii White Lead, Green & Black Paints,

gfrlin Bli, Hubbuck's Paint Oil.

W1NF-S- .johannisbcrr. Liebfrauenmilch, Clret,Champagne, leiJsieck's, &c.

sparkling ITol;. quarts and pints.

ALES.

gey Braai. St. aV; LgJeffrey's & I rter, Bavarian Beer, qts & pt.

LIQUORS.

Cognac Brandy, Gn; &c, AlcoholinPemijohns.

riCARSHAVAX.a. AXI OERMAX.

HARDWARE!C. C. Tin Plates, Sheet Zinc, Keg Rivets,

Galvanized Iron Pipe, to. in. 1 in.

Babbitts Metal, Hoop Iron, J, 1 e

Wire, N. 4, 5 and o.

Wrapping Paper, Horse Hope,Corks. Moulding, Looting Glasses & Chromos.

Tumblers, Water Monkeys, Gambier and Catch,

.J, and 5 galls., Market Baskets,

KEROSENE OIL,

Birch Cement, Fire Clay, Fire Bricks,

Slates, Barrels and Casks, &c. &c.

? md to arrive. ' 'T L

fxm'ted on am cat

apl qr

'HE PACiriCCflmmcrcial SViJbcrtiscr.

' SAT I HI) A r. JtV.l' I.-i !!: KItta.lt?. Wo .halltci..! nU a( iwf f ,r

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''m" .v'--o 1 a v meet in

The iiki.av in the ra,izo by the Senate of tlAct t , carry iutu effect the treaty of reciprocity"men rae.i ti.e ilon.e on the 8th of May, isattributable to wverul causes. Ki;t, the timeof the ha lMn f.iL-o- i.i. jrl.V. .1....... .... .fnn vi.rj IJUJ3- -

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in rciicu,of

ertcntionaiarrnaa, common,

fatal;iu be

certainlyti.t&,.-rlfi.r,- .

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in chargeaaantagc.

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addressedcf place grare."

V.10 vriiKams'

Brooms,

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n, away people afflicted '

Cameron. Chair-- disease, ne- -

received

return, which

Wits

in

'in mitigating

' were rrepareU to of the prolonging life. This islu'" - senate the recommendation ,

inose, who fcamg means themselves, are ae- -

that it and confidently expected it Pendent.nP? of Health for theiri

receiTe tlem t0 c,rJer from own frienj3r.e artf-- on Without inany delay. agents Honolulu.

At the Komoikeehuehur - of Committee.; lew lines suffice to tell ' (afornjer of Legislature and ahas accomplished in Le-islat- ure Hft!!,n Hwjf of th! PIaf lot a leper bipself)

"-- t . spokesman who complaints toine wcck rast. lhey themselves make. He bad to saj againstff inio postage stamp a raanagement of the colony, complainedif ten rnds of ice ; and they passed to a ir rYllfoa.Iing an to make the on the disease being noncontagious, 1 arquette, To iJO Rprve,i c,0,Sale of to naturalized mony to that by a physician, ?1.2o Tickets may btainl tikpII na rifitir hr.m rto.r;: (n...:. it . t Wt.0 "a T18

eary,

they

been

itself

ueuate, borne feharj things were the tion. to such Theliquor traffic, both retail and the At- - burden of his plea was that should eithertorney General characterizing it as direputableDtisineH, and tho Hon. Kaai enakin!?with equal latitude pointed reSartl t0 made by physicians

ltiD tne that the is notto company. the oftheory tat ,.wo thirJs the caseg are not ,epe. wetlie bill correct, in cannot in strong reprehension. Such as--wouki and tn ouch rr,m. are contradictory general opimouplications as would render it dead letter. Theobject in bringing it forward was unquestionablyto illustrate tho abstract injustice of makingdistinction between different clae.ses of the King'sfiubjeotp.

A HEALTH MEASURE.estimate

much reputation for Dr. every d.iyhealthiness and the in every place we meet with physicianssoil upon which it is built; and eayvery little as to the taken to preserveintact the last of there advantages. havegone on year after year hiding all thingsoffensive the sense underground,trunting to the hidden agencies naturaldrainage and disinfecting properties of theto carry off disease-generatin- g andqui.-tl- ignoring the fact that there is euclithing as overburdening ground refusematter, and that grading, filling in and building,

altered the nature the soil bosanitary properties each succeedingyear.

of low type have themwives tni.Isr t,i

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the their derived would either -nniiWnin m im. r Question contairion frora- -

tf-'en-f eto! 0(Rio while --ouallvtliey well-- impression among d;DtaSiou9 ! .v 'Joi

founded apprehension the futureThis of is duo, in a great measure,

to the want a Byetem of artificial drainswhich should been long ago'

in the situation of tho citjr favorEvervthinsthe construction

Ale

Demijohns.

influences,

ot a ijne fewop ani.

DINlWli i'UKlMlTUkJfii :

i French Dinner ?et, tel. ureaaia Jk-t- , Lo- -'

Crockery. Wine Glasses. Decanters. Claret Pre-serve Dishes, Green Desert

. u,m Sideboard, Sideboard. Kxten...i.S. Cane eeai Chairs, Clock. Floor CWh.

Rni1 BED ROOM FURNITURE :

o Bedstead, Horse Mattress, Spring Mattress,Grass Mattreses, Mosquito Netting, MahoxanyPi- - Wardrobe, Marble Top Washstand, Pine

u ! :" ' Sets, Bureaus, Koa Small Kocker,Feather Pillow.Cane s, Counterpanes,

Matting,. f Kitchen Ctensils.

E. F. ADAMS. Auti'r.

ADMINISTIt ATOrl'S SALE

OF VAK ABLE

REAL EfcrATE.Bv ordi-- r DOLK, In , Lr' John Boolh. deeeasad. under i.

Court, datt ovember

. On Saturday,

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of the Estate ofi h ? Supreme

k noon, at SaWroom, oe Bold,

LoC with Buildins thereon, Sit-- T

Lane, Honolulu with aSge MfeeV.ml described as Royal

Patent 154. award 1:lot on Smith'. Lane,

Rubier C..XHls(;arter9,Su,Fnders.Girdle8, jffii MW" S'U"

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OF ADDLES, ' Trench Mission to John and comer 01

thTs thence North 15' East, 26 4-- feet to cornerof John Hobb'. lot slight angle or wall ; thence with

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hTwall thence North 21 30' Kagt, 02 Utt alons John Ii's to

eornerofthistot-- . thence North 40 45-- West 1 chainfeet along lot by Hanakii to Smi at

sir h corner of tot : thence South 52 15' W ectSmith's to rlace of commencement

44 2 feet alongin walla on N. W. N. sides only. 2Va

wuara 10 aquare fet. There are dwelling ho'

beside on said "rnnr.HQUuSHDLD FDBIT1E

Rrla.gias R- - E. P CHURCH.Ite President of Oahu College..

On Friday, Jialy 8tli, j

AT lO A. M. j

ihe residence of Un. 3. Thiliips, corner ol and t

Chapel Streets,, will be

Household Furnitui e !

XAMEMl I

Cluth Koias, RKk'm.ix Parlor Chairs

Mahogany Centre Table, i

Six Study Arm Chairs, Oilt Clo-- k 4: Bracket0:?tudy Lounge.

Koa Book L ae aauBook Shelves, Secretary,

One Bedroom Set !

X A M L. Y :

Waloui Bureau, Mirror and Stand, 2 Cribs,Rourjd Table, cane Pining Chair-1- ,

Sewing Clothes Basket.Two Chairs.

PUte-glas- s Mirror, Lot Lamps.Clothes Wringer.

Bowl, Pitcher,Ac-- , 4c.

One Mosquito Proof House !

Paddle, Boy's Saddle, Child's 4-- Chair,Twn Oil Painting. Rustic Frames,

Corner Si le Brackets.Oilt Framea, Rack,

K. P. ADAMS. Auct r.

CHAMPAGNE !

TUST K A MOI. AX3 INVOICK

SEID'SIECK & CO.Grand Vin Royal,

In Qu.-w-t and P,nt. For Hale at Agent' by

Villi- - AjtenuH. Co.,

for Mer. IleidsiecU SU ,Hheinu.

the ccej c i-- w ujeJicai at.en lance.According to the statea.enu wf many the lepers,the auf cf acute dieMM opon euchaa ccugDJ, coils h wbtcb

wat,t of regular medical atienjance oftenrapid! auj the desire eeems to be seaeral tb it

one atle to prescribe such cac ebouIJec-n- t to lire moa them Jfuch desire is

tuerc ia fctui jackinz me orecfjir? K. HI' rrneJucatioD cf the same to usetueta to tdeir ocet Uut thea the

coo'. be l to bear each I dayofJaT, 'RMWOulJ be share, amnnci x r.f human bic7 r.M d"possessing alone all that grim and ghastly to the areutmost degree human physical cenforma- - ! an4 ry the ra:.i.uu, uBEDiiTenw a single leaturect teaaty com-- immon r.umanify? As expressed by orlepers who the Committee, the inhabitants

Jiiii-dK-ti- on " doorne'd to liringwUh j doubt

The latt of with

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needsamong f

Senatetf.egram

cessitated to sa'ted instead of fresh provision?, :Tl.Mfcs

cTe most rapid deTelopment. As caseother countries, Tariety and good qualitj in the

articles of diet and an abundance of comforts eener- -ally, seem to aid materially the force

report disease and in seen,JUI with not

th suppliesjars, wastbeir and

would furthermeetin? the

'A very will all that member the well

the r nowu,lr,Do had

have voted little, howerer, themore and daily allowance bnt bitterly

third j

and of the Cents;, Cents- -

alcoholic drinks applicable British .avalueu Eeuiemeui

faid about seeming substantiate conclusion.wholesale, ! the lepers

Mr.

the

tripie

claimed

fathom,

ariionjz

iormer oroasiuu lurum

be or have a place provided for them with a j

mure congenial climate, a pleasing laiiujcae,an more fruitful sou.

and more application Witn assertions vis- -

Prtnt While A place, disease contagious"or

practice its provisions speaka?prove trouoiesome IcaJ senioDa tne

we

to

sreakened !

Diseases developed

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question

expatriation

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of medical men here in reference to contagionand specificity to carry any weight with ex-

cepting to poor unfortunates whose lot isbe so circumstanced that only hope is againsthope." excite such feelings as statements likethese must be capable of producing in the lepersthemselves, is cruel in the extreme; and it is but aslight extenuation of such conduct to say that itthe of thoughtlessness or ignorance. Suchwas not the put upon the disease by Dr.

Honolulu owes of Hillebrand or Hutchison, and is notto ils locality the nature or that of

canmeans

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ha9 of that itsare

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let Table,Bolster

South

Table,

OF

those

thosetheir

their acknowledged and would seem butan unwarrantable assumption upon the part of any

possessed of better data than that in atpresent, to make assertions which contradict the

of all physicians of this place; and moreespecially of those who have made express visits to '

India, and the West the purpoee of '

investigating the disease.It is true doubts do exist among English and

physicians as to contagiousness of .

leprosy, but is no definite proof of the tenabil-it- y

of such an idea, and it would be a wrong towhole nation, if a were made the basisof legislation here. Firm in the belief just men- - JOUVtioned, the Royal of Physieians in England

declared that the compulsory segregation of lep- - j

ers India was undesirable; but from the testimonythat has since, and still is, flowing in from varioussources, it is more than probable a modificationif not reversal of Euch a conclusion, will be even

in r.nr into Tn,.a tually forced upon them.TbtUii;, UJJlll the information to ourrecurrance as regular as in many of ; questions the lepers Kalawao,

other parts of world: and although none that satisfy one wawcrm rt ,ti,; the other as to the of

contact. Some statements seemed;n older tropical towns for other were onn. " la cor,instance) jirevail, and excite the tue

forstate things

ofhave provided

China ChinaJojs,

Plates Dishes, Plale4ware,liming

-- 'ore.

July 2:--r

noser.ee.tI'chain fo.lows,

Place

KaTt

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Areatakin

Xuuaau

Hair-seate- d

Chandelier, Folding

Curtains.

Lady's Rocker

rates

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that

Janeiro,

disease ure e 'consider thlt t IbSlwarrant ;t,e f -lions tb'"a'. lViLS theU JnTzrnwhole f a LINE TOR . fan a- -

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Koa

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C. BREWER Jt CO., AtJEXTS.STORAGE FBF.K at

liberal cash inade on shipments by this ,

lol BRFWKP. CO.

M.. ,ticot

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SAILING

TICKETS OFFICE!FREIGHT BILLS DUE ON

OFFICE WILDER CO.

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AND V;ry PRETTY

Ah Eif'j'lnt iisort m-)i- t of

nOF SMOKERS FOND.

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Stret-t- , and look

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MEMBERS OFIxxJ?-- Iadependelrxler nLV" "notified their l-- ?:VFa::supply

Cotton

Cotton

Light

College

Merchandise

T'mpra.

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W0NDERFU1NTERTAINMENT!L0NG LIVE the REPUBLICAt the Royrlawaiian Theatre,

This Salurc July 1,

AD.Vlovri.- .- r .ircie,

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CRANDv'OlUCERTcocr

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seat?, cents, ,7," ,of Meases. Whitney &d aMhe'd"

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The will to,back 60 Mats

Ifpeived

OF SYDNEY,"th.

CHOICE GLOVESSiph ami Color.

Swiss

'J'omb I3pd

i!rrlr

uownvn

PRICKS

Hawaiian

ttiel Table Damask,

BIeched Linen.

?rlin Assorted Colors.

iU Juttons, etc., etc.

lURPHY

jton Ten

AGENT &..1fo$l.5tHawaiian Steamer KILAUEA!

uniques & Horriblesroorm S5.00 Upwards.

MASTER.L MARC A na.f price. All kinds of work on baud

DAYS as Schedule, f

OVE- -

k

r

RflMTrnv

Cnless Advertised. Of?SM?allf&ainONLYAT

DEMAND.

Bufflim's

rdgin'ilisitiong.

AT THE

liladelplaia

Rl "FORT STREET. vnii)UST RECEIVED NEW L0Tr City Sydney,

sasaaHsMsta

EMIAL GOODS.HAW'N FERNS, R10UNTE coxswmo of

3--S.ck

Shells RfwuandiMtediia,

jj.TIIE

au.iat noots, Tie andtLSO. ANOTHER IH(E F THOSE

Ha 1 hi iga --i

Ak

AMONDS !

rlAL.1. at the

... ..'iu

t!.-- ir

lit

Aren & Newport Button ShoesANKLE TIKS, ETC.,

HOTEL!

- t iih ,ViV' 'i.fi..rrc-- r sxfi FINEST ASSORIJ'

Pains XO

. tIIIIIUIK

Even'g,

BElUTIFULLY

x.very Particular

A Fine Cut Chewing --- Toi-tlan- cl Cement

THE for che?P ME- -

WATKBHOrsE1. theaency the above Xrw nnd EEBIL JSSORTIirVT

senliou. rrintine from paper manuscni.recogniieil

merchants ltwyrenal

AT

Specimens omereaniMe

!.au''

ret, the 10h "

j

anistn re to

C

II

en st oi uile at

--"V

to A I f he

litw rj tii ...

t'--'

c''

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-,.- -- . 5iact

an

8.

a

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who

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!

In

?

m3kethi8

FOR

B.rlfs. bruits, Vfeablfs.

tr w

'

.

hairiu

j

aaaao

July.mill.

00:testi- -

s

'-

w- -.

f

HI

Mi

,,K'"-,- U THE

voc.4

per

KID

Snrparto

Pillow

Wool,

CfJWLl.im.

Lyceumper

Otherwise

Slippers

Ml aUBUlw

JULY 4th,87(5.

All American Citi-zcxx- s

and othersUfiHIVn "USL'RVE

ANNIVERSARYAMERICAN

1876.

lainr'Bfsjrti..... ""'tut

1v inritttJ without fortha- - jcial Ittvi- -

EXCCI.Le.N-c-r FIKKC A.MKRICAN

THK PAY.

PROGRAMME OF THE DAY.SAUTKS XRISK, SUNSET.

1'KDC'RfiMO.V OF THE AXTKjrKSWM.I IIORKIBI.ES. mm4

EXERCISES AT KAWAIAHAO CHURCH,AT O'CLOCK, Am M.

ORDER OF EXERCISES.MlS,r-"- Hl" OITMBU." BV THK RAXO

Opksixo Vraykr Ry the Rf.v. II. J. PahkkrHVN MFKH'A ,v THK CMOIB

Reading of Declaration of Independence,by Pres. A. Pratt.

Ukxtkxxui. Hrv Hv THK (;H9R

ORATIONBy Surgeon .V-'.V-,'cc- l?. S.N.

v.NNt:i;.

HVXPlHITlnV.Ml'Sir- - CKNTr XMiu. n:Hny7i:il.

Uasu.

Kin. andGovernment, OMohn TSB .h.e Hawaiian

Port, and Member, .hZ V"' Veasrtoualleries will aiven -- mbly. The

Bumence.

roreTheTS verse ech .one

st the ItoynlSchoolAttmwn ihr Grounds Opened

Tico

A I Ta mryOTCP' Promenade Concert, from 3 tillS

and and

Centennial Festival March

-l- ory, Glory, DallelnjahV. V.'.i;tfJJr001' G'm Oceanfomenade QuadrilleHome, Sweet Home

''olook.

O'clock.

"..Chorus

Games and Prizes 4:30.l&2?2- - Prizes, 10eachfj hllttnn ft cirfa B&.SQ&i prfre

Coral.White, Iauc UUIJlb ard8.Tri .

I'

Choice v rfa,hinn

i ETC.

a - it. . .. - . . . i

i.ii.m .i

'

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J- -

of V1

of

allbe

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in

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-

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-- Foot Race for' 200

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: ? wnn .h v .......

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aI

! fof e '

f $

t

.

.

Coote

I

r7on-,:-' '.P"". W

from 5 till 6 O'clock.Promenade Concert from till O'clock.

of July, Cnited States MarchI nele Sam's Farm. .Mnvh i ' ' " 'I "' Chorus

F'eandCavatinaTone TjTn"V BelUni

'"A"oiv. s& r Freedotn-;;;;--

cKsTOTjv1 3t A'y Joyful, Vorai'Ga'lio'p Chorus

" """......---.- . Htvlf Pt

iAWAIIAN

.

OPBlp.Tnu

TcfPAPYROGRA

manuscxipW.

COMING

PRE.IEXT

Kxcrciscs

Iicinises

Dancing

Fireworks at S O'clock,At htadvf Emma Street.

Bonfire on Punchbowl at 8 O'clock.

I Dancing from

of :P. Adams,

C. Ja.,A. P. CAkTER,West,

A. Pratt, '

H. Whitney,J. McfJlIRE,

II. Wfcitnev.

1

OF

II. K, MI.M0-TK- K

OF

SI XOOX

11

.'

the r"""be Vo ..u,,,cone be- -

mebe

half

,he

Fourth

Chorus

8

till 10 O'clock!

COMMITTEES:General Committee Management

- - Chairman.Lnrisso.v,W.Foster.

W. ALLtS,W . W. If ALL,A. tf. Carteb.

Special Committees :

Eiereinn at Kavaiahao Church If aLoni.son. W. Hall.

.Wusic Hall. A. Pratt.A. Pratt,

..r"""0""0 ' Street . ; T .C. , W '

nuuwioiu c. r. riams. II. A. P r......Dancing p.,y, Carter.Garnet Jr., Carter.

We cardlallytylflii the

KF.SIHENT,

. - .... .,,rr)S. A.

P. C.

all wha a.aeea.Ua, lm im lhpday.

r-- snn.nov.

li It'

BergerSuppe

Godfrey.Chorus by all

by all

Payne

w

Tn

6 8Berger

and bv all

"by all

1U

nr

E.P. Jones,H.C

M.

M.R.T.

F.

Vi.

W. W.Printing II. M. Whitney

R. ..,W. Carter. P. Jones, Jr O. en. Fotr'

M.If. W.Jones, Samuel M.

lavite

Laise.

ay

W. F.

im

3

Allen,

patblze- -

rie,re,.rT

prize,

lOirt

ly

111I!

rx

v--. t roe alaaji Almanac cf 1ST

Tea FwExx-t- y !

i,7e- - 1876.

Ye Centennial Compliments

V Ar.1ERICAN VOtlEH

Goodliest GrcctiV I

V guests of y AolJ -- n

willsj assemble at

fi

VF A I A f f a m ? "C h

b I!i.aii.jcla- -

t. tttl.fr,

...ill"'1

fcouae.

T,i';ir. "ri V

If .tllAtn

Kr""

ay

4V"fc'

.Jr'" 'U catiu . c"tiin "rV'a 1

I. r pre.nte yeare. ,o clebrate in r--vf

AMERICAN COLONIC JK

A Ooodlie will be redde whid I T'A f ; M ""ifore-mothe- rt. j IHTi t t,iic UtVi.v . a".v ('war

Y festivitye of r occasion willa be ied fc ( -bye y- - musick and y jorUl eicrif f n4 th1" " 'TiTr

o,njm1 7" General in --WjJ1 11 !Y-- and t I ,0,B,, ITr' ,t' WUh atJLV"11' fi?g Applet a0 r KlidK.. wjnu!1 warme Tea and r eolde Milke. Y r tnd- - Koothe" ,"nZln' t- -.

IDl hill I'nli:. -- . ..i, il... -- - ant-- ill v,.. -- j ii.,J.na nierluI cake and t" h.nme Et c.-e.- "

M

will

at

J. All y old time folksJ" old time earmenta.v n .... nwiui.Ar. L . . . .... .

JoineinysmerHee.ti.yes of,, m'wlf a" '

NOTinr.

w

M

"

a'

' ' " 'a K.r. kePl'tore on ,c7oa e samV Kop, tas dutftbrooRh the nndersijrned. ,

0, waiUt ta

Honolulu, March IT. . AVas sT T f ,l 1 V. will bars U a H

UUllbL ill I UDf T i J if I IfKll U

I '1' WII.IMt BR L II I I V aWcar or 7.lr.V. T.- - .." P"nij..hr., 'Jiir i,,. fwr rlaV

Ho.,,.. Mailer Hchr. ti n lo, I"J73. , .'

" inn"TO LET.

V- -!or further

jui i if

JB'i

U

Ti.

rticlar. Jpp,,

" 2t--

J T. A. HCllAKtF ,

TO LET.

MDSIC FOB THE BILL'f insaisil .

f lanist.l,..t A " cmifcw ofVkind; ,r--

(ju-2-

y

NOTICE.A,KROXS ARK II BRpaature hurses or ,move any trees timber, alive dead, r .

llty of the .mefor rim! ...

r

ara....

W. Ji.

I

thr

t I ;

rilllW . .rirri--- nHo J,,ue 26,h- - "7

r sniii r . " nv"'

Any

requested i :,Irf M u tt.,,,,.,..!..,!.lumeuiate

North Kohala, Hawaii jnn. ,0.. Itoit010 ol,eviij, .hnaol

CONSULATE OF PoriLGALbe ob

a II K .MATTfD

f

or or

t:.

"1

' '- t a '

TT .t

. Antonio Maraarida f if. ' '

c.

.J.

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1

Claims against "ecrM' ' havio- -requested to nre... .! i" ' ' d deaeaaindebted to lSo.ri'. . ' ailate r

oilrjheK .icVport,,,.,.

2 ijj gT'rSgfSWS ' a-- h,n.l,w BusinJS..TK.',.rhirnr. :

name, AllE! fc "Zl?."--

June 187S.

W. rJI . ; ,1

FOR SALEO.V irrnrtr.to leave irenidorTt ' '

V " 11 ,,,, I"l . i r.TermsJjjlo. Hawaii, March 27th, m.

ron the .... .of '

. ; for t. i .

T iwwu a

. .information of

CHAS.

easonable

NOTICE!A OP PERpaid,

thenndersWonorTfTc'Ss'DAV

FOR SALElNMyl

xayesiment for Sm

arnitare ronninaenquire OulO) T. A. LIA .

ICE CREAM SAlJYC frn " .FOCNTAI.V, rmerlr -

Will Open as First-Cla- ss I-- ;

On Saturdajr, .Tuwuu on

tv'Ln.h'U:ot,bd"p&i,ii'hPrivaLf r .t:

Parties Custard, "'ties.in .r ' PMW althrst l

' " " BU'i at

In Boxes of Fifty Pounds

! l-f- c i-- t --ar-a n. .;

Heavy Bagging! SALE av .

ja!5

S

F.

?

taD(J, r,ct, n&4t

rLvuna

a

J

19 N

UNIONs- -

FiiPnivTT..,..

if

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.

ts of our-1 ..u.i;m'h.

POKE.or re.

,re.mmrdiately

ie

r o"

m.t--. rf.

'

theJ. "" 10th 76.

ESTATEthe e.t...vr:said

pa- -

.

5 aM

1st,

7T"

tle

AI

tion

CO

ICHOLM.

WILLv''

Instant.

'it'stnrs.

Caoitai

Fixt0re(n . ,

.r FamiUesand ,

Cream.prices. most reasonile

r rTwenty Thirty Inches.

&

FOR

uuann

!k- - vv

are

'cutchool

jn

are

mure

Firm

'OLE.JulO 1m

apl

office"'n

t,

and ih

!

a

V--ti

,naown made

das.ant

Net.

rt

tie

I,.

ju21

eby

AT

--rfW i

' ninKAJ, NOl)l,rI,'j Choice Ale,. Cis.r., --it'.i

a .

i

wilt rn that r Uea

,r.It- - racbJ. almohtrik rnre S'1lhat'' MtHih' pil

TWA. TO LET

aoo. 0Xa:.V V' r'nirreonn,..! bre

tf "d(ff

,11 NOTICE.Ki-"S- 4K

Crle L....,'

ItV33"0.,,,,'AI.LFD

iu meD...nK.

'2l6lJ8zS&Supper A'AViV".

W -- i5jollie '"orS

rtfWtl.boil-e- d

i.rtiur.nv,t

QucTbine

distinguished

NOTICE.IV!.?

.r""

rt.pT.'"niailotoi.i-.-L,.- .-

--Off xhlsennone

eTe7,.KLt0Jnfor aUstbers

vtvSH Ml

:.K,:.!!,.KI1

ill.ec..rr.

Xii 31mil'

WANTED!

J?..r"on

iner

"IVjDEXD

bestrofmVce

DUTCH CLUE

HESSIANS HESSIAN BAGS

St.

SALOON0;K;K1

Wine.Ttiqnor.,

heten

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land

sin

OE

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aula htrue ana "nd lea liars

fe. ''n-- m l.. 11

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m,i"Jtna

Self Instnr fflWKrSjjffKSU WOrcl,..-;.- 0 an,

ararttols to lor a apeclOj' 'ffaJtie "Virs a suas m. eachbip "Vf' miruu ems.

I

' .:,irtv June, ia sen

ATTh': 'tTiav.lh.on.rccU. "j:.",,

. one woum IVLbe ,

ind a L. .. .1 . -- r.nu la ana !

d Wc'ler r.,tr.r

MOI f

Tmtn PAlliSTI1R

Uvorpoo, sincato Point 'comJEuae.ad.p,,,,,, TICK. REAI'

External or Internal Pafnti""lie am ...i - prevent r.caa ne

'c- - w.;

4

CONSTANUy.cwvw'n1adia.n

Oj(J,Li

f1fT rT3ia--

lXTtta a.". "ATEpa

Ca.e. do.

"''Urjfcfo,,,

bin.ri':t'

CROP.

'ofBahthj "'ME.T.

PmE?

arorJ,',,!!LtH-- r

"7.f. Muat.'ra, "fat itaj

OREGON FAMILY IIJor Sale hv ,J rrr,f ,"',",,urr.

il f

AT

TiSfes.

;Ut

fcf

out.

tlf, ivrCftit.

7- - raf

SfyHi

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or

S

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Cli. ....his luoeora

Ii..la userts IbM

trtm'l utibeaia las

KA

aur4

luileaxwirysared laaab

Increase lt talffsua In

K"Agroarxl n

eclool as

arviy

nwiarnuat, Instea-- l

anschars'

if, ' i "

aloreiau4 aaaiirus take caw

l " worth wbers Iroiai.'," aaleet

worr spaclBOpu-- .Vd lrreso of aw

aud hs U show thaiI lliua acu

J. la In or4er V". TJ

May Vna, hardly thaieonoarae

J-- we

r'i"

MAIlie

fa.,20 "laauy

....

Clinvwi

"l.are

atieaii-- u

sa-- T

inM . .

LO--JJZM

tbi

A hat to 4

of

sjtla 4 aaoui

rly any mail)isl wban

af these Bier

f tiuoe astkh. ao4U

' tiailjttmais (or tlnay

of Fropertyauariava

aot avail to

ifllir" fit, " 1 J i' so

Ulllv,Jf . leaM aato

eommuaii.1- nii.r

ttia Mtuiaroorasa tha I

--m r lour. rmj.M.: . nw HI R rm. . MsbouMJu24 per Murray, this,,.- -. V"''"T ,,,.,0.

.wweif

TfcH' 4 . v T-- 'ttA - iaea

and

" VIIIW

ftfM.M i,, lx diacaaaadp, . uu4 qaarieri

U rraiM4ac

4i ar

ect from

friv, Taw.

lliMWll.

4lircti

ia katf

cm

aiirs

rauoot

ad-- d Tlx

4s,

wry

vii

fanplaoiat

eat.

las dow w- -

aaU .t one liaalysiaa tbal hs baaian, iMcaasa wtrfw

af boslneaa, vhUila aolieia), Li

froa any vasuawhich lla aojawha

Is-h-l llaskd Hi

- HO!,I.-- r . ", Ba4a apoa It. M

M Mod reWMltS af

aI

a

f) W aasi

"

I

1

taanrtion thai tha

4a tiau va. ia srllbalUi..M, clawe.

77-- 4f t'O namt, wha will b

COttOn DttCkf r acl.anf a lrA Vl'li' 1 .ecliro'lir vmrentloft torr-- n r THE la a as- - si ia. that elaaa Is lb. a.

y U.r.Ht Cflnusem.ludluf Wv' aonaiderabl asietil.

VHINESE TILE a.try wIM larfely

i ITT. in J.'PLi4I OP ..taattbayW90 " " W1U "M cheap br 1 A as) wbicn wM"

. .hatboart ai.

California lime and' "WhitT.("nll aiid,

Fcri Sf,.rnla Bef Bond --tissr. ,ra,B'K RERVnll n,p.rtir.g

"JLI.M Cf.t0(U4 oni.tali.fdUrAi. Parad

LLA;ft CVniUI7 fa"".ii.ir.r f'vfi which

Ji72m --t-'-L AHiuiiE OYSTERS! no,ub"

SMOKERS' D. ifSTS?ST.ai!Iii BoLLWi mn choicestlKR.?ALf.V rsrr. Trrnm

CURIMEY'S,

?W8t

-- UOl iilL'CEIVPTi trtJ fitrrvsMJ

BcdordiTlowRIneA,n,",'-"-

ratchet

VH-'J.- ---

L"Dr.t;;rnlr.

aMAV AjL aa.a,aB.

i.eWBcdord Whj.w,

IUB

inummilenctImport lb

ipmmIUi

ba

3

delajH

alwmauva,

ba

'on,,...rj a f'. .,..., .nd 1MB. wn; r

v 7 I I.i A l' a lor liirreaai.w

i i, w by ruchat,n

4 B. ...i ...n in iba

ftHUI

1 I,lna tam I Haft' ' "Q aiwtf t without f. ar ori KR 1l DAT m-r-- . . ' n.blv wm

""I

of thethe

V..

are.rlci

our

toa4

nwv.

Sale

r.renii

Illier

Tli wera eoniia'aeJyifSulf Kahukn Ranch, whoae

e nure attack from which lo eu

s

,t . . ' i .

.1

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IslanJ wool jrewere, LUli I"-- f i .i . : . ... .. .u i .Im ih. ..ra

f importation. Witiae lnlereati cuiblanda would do well to communicate Auaiwho la egmt for Severanee end Peaj,to atirply-- UmitH numlji.. ITauu

Hved per Cejlcji, ia etr In one and two poiin.

1

,lnAY ...... . JULY 7tht lO A. M . At nlMMoll), W.'d be hold.

;

Pi Y GOODS!CLOTHING,

Furniture, Lot of Iron Hoop Kegs, ;

BOXES BREAD, !

And Other Merchandise ! I

C. a. BARTOW. Aorfr.

CooperaseJ. H. BRUMS & CO.,

--JECLEAVETO N'OTIFr THE PI BLJCthai Ihrj ha purrh-- d the eotir stncK ia tr4e of

f lt Jtrnn L. Iw, aa.l that thry will continue to carryi th Buvn of

Coopering and Gauging,At X: 22 Frl Sirret.

'hr Htj tcitf hi frmml I'r'irel o fjrfnlf nilOr'lrrit in their lint.

Casks, Kerosene Oil Containers i

FOR T 4.1X0 W, Env, Etc., ALWAY? ON HAD.julT ly '

'H. HACKFELD CO. !

OFFKR

THE FOLLOWISQ

1W BDISBX EA II!

FANCY PRINTS ! j

IJINK I'ADS, CHOCOLATE AND WHITE j

(IKOINU PRINTS, MUSLINS, . j

W II HE COTTONS, j

Ilorrocke Long Cloth, A 32 in. A 36 in. B j

an-- II 30 in.

Turkey Red, Brown Cotton anl Drill,

Blue Cotton Drill, Ticking, Hickory Snipes,I

Stripwl Denims,

Cotton Shwting, 72, 80, 00, and 100 in.

Mosquito Netting, Water-pro- of Cloth,

Black and Colored Morinoes,1 lack Cobourgs mrMl Italian Cloth,

wUrege, in all colors; Linen, Bedford Cord,

Twilled Cambric and Silesiae,

Black listings, Hax Tadding,

( (it ton and linen IhreaCl, "i." ' l f

,K ......mrDrown: - .r- - ..n

White 1 - Cotton lurkiBb Towels. Ac. '

Ikit ic vnrrAuns.L:ncnnd Cottofl Handkerchiefe, white and ;

turkey red;'

Table Cloths, Men's Socks, '

i

andMerino ru;.:: '

.

Water-proo- f Bad Flannel Shirts,

Woolen Shawltf,

Black Lace ShawU, Silk Umbrellas,

I Maids, Ponchos, Monkey Jacket,

Flannel Sacs and Pants,

Btickfikin and Cloth Sacs and Pants,

An Assortment of FINE SUIT'S.

WOOLEN BLANKETS,

srarlct, green, blue and white;

Whit Cotton Blankets, florae Blanket",

Light Bnd Heavy Barlaps, .Woolpack, Sail Twine.

Rugs and Carpets,

Rubber (iood-- Garters, Suspenders. Curdles,t

Bridles, Btts, and Spurs,

French and German Calfskin,

rndi Rubber Balls, Feather Duffers,

Blant- - ks. Bloc Notes,

...i- - old Leaf,. . .

',',. z ich as Ear Rings, Brooohen, Ac,

Harmonicas, Massa Pipes,

Ijendon and Meerschaum Pipes,

GINITINE EAU DE COLOGNE, .

Lu.in's Extracts, Soaps, Tooth Brushes,

LHt3n& Com,9 Needle,

pookijiives,rJ, Scissors, Charcoal Irons,

vKng&tite.Gftlr. Buckets, 10 and 12 in.

Fren Wsh and German . Groceries !

Crusher Sugar, Sardines, 1c, &c.Wax Ts-ier- Camphor, Safety Matches,

i --A- X 3ST T s--Wbite Zii-?-, White Lead, Green & Black Paints,Berlin BU. Hubbuck's Paint Oil.

WINES.

Johannisberr, Liebfrauentnilch. CUret,

Champague, leidsieck's, &c.

Sparkling nof;. quarts and pints.

ALES.

Key Brand, Su laul's. Lager Beer,Jeffrey's Ale & I rter, Batanan Beer, qts & pti

LllUORS.c

f'osmac Brandy. On? Ac. Alcohol inPemnohns.6

CIGARS-HAVA-NA AND GERMAN.

HARDWARE !

C. C. Tin Plates, Sheet Zinc, Keg Rivets,QalTanized Iron Pipe, 4 io. in. 1 in. 1A

Babbitts Metal, Hoop Iron, , ,1 1J.Fence "Wire, Noe. 4,5 and 6.

Wrappings Paper, Horse Rope, whie;

Corks. Moulding, Looking Glasses & Chromos,Tumblers, Water Monkeys, Gambier and Cutch,Peroijohns, 4, 1, 8 and 5 galla.. Market Baskets,

KTHIOSENE OIL,

Birch Brooms, Cement, Fire Clay, Fire Bricks,

Slates, Barrels and Casks, &c, &c. --

rqfe.f mnVt to arrive. Orderirovr the otlnv islandrxrmt&l on arrival.

SiMPLKSXOW OPEX FOR PECTIDM.apl nr

1

' - - in, iiiipiMUMii hi mi ii

.lAfJilA CIGARS!THIS DAY. SATURDAY, July 1st,

ATU OCLCCK S..V. AT ALK-R.X-

3 Cases (30 m.) Genuine Manila

J.l Lssatlrd Ki I). C. MlRKAl."L Q UAXT1T1ES to S ( IT P URCHASERS

Th sai , poitn to do congnmnt ?

cr term cash. k p. adaus. Auctioned.

!

REGULAR CASH SALE !

ON THURSDAY, JULY 6th,At h!f-.- t 9 A. M.. a haleurr r.tn, an

ASST. OF NEW GOODS-N- AMELY-Fin

Prints, Mulir.. Linen Iril!,Brown Cottons, White Cottons,

Victoria Lavrn, Silk Handkerchiefs,Ilemmeil Linen Handkerchiefs,

FANCY FLANNEL OVERSHIRTS,Harvard Shirta, Wool PhawU,

Tnrtinh Towels for Bathing,Rlnnketa, White 3hirt5, AmofiLej4(r Den ion,

Amokemg Stripes,Cotton Drill. Brilliant,

Fine Tweed 8nit.lied Qtiilts, Merino and Cotton I 'ndershirts,

felt and straw hatsiLadies' Hone, Men's Pocks,

Hridle and Bits, Tra retting Bas, Kir., Kir.

(IPIIRIES, F.l.fl (iOOHS, kl !

Best Brands Kerosene. Card Matches.Yeast Powder, Sardines, Boda Crackers.Clothes Pins, ILims, Bacon, Candle,Pickles, Tobaeco, Cigars, Fine Tea. Oyster.,

Ae riandb-g- . Salt, Wah Blue, Puin Killer,Wrappinff Paier,

AKSO

Brown Sugar, Crushed Sugar.ALSO, AT PRIVATE 8 A I.E.

BEST REDCOLUMBIA RIVER

SALMON,tX BRIO JULIA M AVERY.

E. P. ADAMS, Auct'r.

FURNITURE, FURNITURE

ON TUESDAY, - - JULT 18th,AT 10 O'CLnfv .

At the Residence o? UKS. ROiJHT0:,' ' . EntrM Sc n u c i tc.Mjunt of ?ey),o-e- .

fi'il 0 Sold, 111?

!1 hoiNAMELY

PARLOR FURNITURE :

Cenlr(f Tahe, Square Mahogany Table, Mahofany

Rocker, fix Kosewoot Frame Chairs, Hair Cloth Sofa, Couch,Ouomtn, Koa Book Case, Mirror and Koa Bracket, HangingLamp, Pair of Astral Lamps. Pictures, HaUet Cuoistou

Sewing Machine, Weed,DININQ ROOMTFURNIlURjc

French China Dinner Set, China Tea Set, Breakfast Set, LoWhite Crockery. Wine Glasses, Decanters, Claret Juts, Preserve Dishes, Green Dessert Plates and Dishes, Plalttfware,Large Mahoirany Sideloard, Koa Sideboard, Kxtensioti bintngTable, Koa Table. Cnne ceat Chairs, Marble Clock, Floor Cth.

BED ROOM FURNITURE :

To Bedstead. Horse Ilair Mattress, Spring Mattreas, Pine- Grass Mattreses, Mosquito Netting, Mahogany

, ., Pi- - Wardrobe, Marble Top Washstand, Pinelet SeU, Bureaus, Koa Table, fcmall Hocker,

Cane . "i- . s, Counterpanes, Feather Bolster and Pillow,Matting. - . f S'oye, Kitclien Utensils.

E. P. ADAMS. Autl'r.

ADMINISiri ATOR'S SALE !

OFVA1UADLE

REAi ESTATE.B ord-r- of 8. B. HOIK, Esq., AJ - of the Estate of

John B'wth, deccafad, under 1.'. H . i SupremeCourt, dated November ',

On Saturday, July ; 2:?r,d, 1B78,

At 12 o'clotk noon, at Salesroom, will ie sold.

That certain Valuable Flonse I.cC with Building thereon, sit-

uated on the east side of Sm!h' Lane, in Honolulu with afrontage of 1 chain 4; fect. and decribed as follows, per Royal

Patent 156. awarJM: ' . !,..,. T'.Coruraenrioir at est corner oi una i" "u cumu,be Frnch Mission premises, and Makai side of this,

and running South 42 li' East, 1 chain 46 j feet alongv a. mnAA 1nhn IIKb'a 1 ami Qnilth IVirflPf t,f

this i thence North 31 16' Eaot, 28 4-- feet to North cornerof John Hohb'i lot in slight angle of wall ; thence with 19

East 36 feet along wall and John IPs premises to slight anglein wall ; thence North 24 30" FUgt, 62 feet alon John It's toCa corner of this lot : thence North 40 s 45' West 1 chain8 7-- feet along lot claimed by Iianakil to Smith's lane atNorth corner of this lot : thence South 62 15' West 1 chain44 2 12 feet along Smith's lane to place of commencement,taking in walls on N. W. and N. E. side only. Area 290square fathoms 10 square feet. There are two dwelling housesbeside nnt-hou- on said lot, snd water pipe Is laid en, '

E. P. ADAMS, Auctioneer.

SALE OKHOUSEHOLD FDR3 IITIE!

Relonglug ts MR. E. P. CIICRCII.Ijite President of Oahu College.

On Friday, Jwly 28th,AT IO A. M..

At the residence of Don. S. H. Phillips, corner oi Nuuanu andChapel Streets,, will be sold

Household Furnitur e !

NAM ELVt v

Hair Cloth oias. Arm Rockers.?i Hair-seat- ed Parlor Chairs

Mahogany Centre Table,Six Study Ann Chairs, (Jilt Clo k & Rra Vet

'n? Study Louufe,Koa Boot Cae and Table,

Book Shelves, Secretary,

One Bedroom Set !

X A M ELY:Walnut Bureaa. Mirror act Stand. 2 Cribs, " t

Koa Round Table, Cane Seat Dining Chair-- ,Sewing Table, Clothes Basket,

Chandelier, Two Folding Chairs,pute-gias- s Mirror, Lot of Lamps.

Clothes Wringer.- 'ci' wc.

One Mosquito Proof House !

Lady's Paddle, Boy's Saddle, Child' Rocker I hair.Two nil Paintings. Rustic Frames,

Corner and Side Brackets.lilt Frames, Hat Rack, etc., etc.

1?. I. ADAMS, Aucfr- -

CHAMPAGIiIS !

fl'ST RECEIVED PER KA MOI. AX3 INYOICK OF

HEIDSIECK & CO. S

Crand Vin Royal,In Qii.-r- t and Pints. For Hale at Asrents rates ly

ii rrarKrKT.TI A Co..enl for Messrs. Ileidsieck & Co.,

Ilheirnji.

JM-- l

FOR SAX FRAXCISCO.THE FINE AMERICAN BARK

MARY BELLE ROBERTS !

L. C. GRAV, Matter.

Will Have Quick Dispatch for Above Port.jj-- Flr.t cli 't for fourti;'r in lt srwl 21

Cat, in. and .Ts--. F-- r pasA?e, apply to

julO II. IIACKFELD CO.. A;-- '- .

ill MAU STEAMSH1F NTS

SAN FRANCISCO,AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND LINE!

T II K SPI.KNPID S T K A l H I P

AUSTRALIA!CAROII.L. Master, will

lioavo Honolulu ;

KANDAVU, F. I., & SYDNEY, N. S. W.connecting at Katidaru with Ompanj's steaiOT fur Al'tK f

LAND, N.Z., PORT CIIALllKKe. an! interm-lia- te frt.On or about the 25th of JULY !

j

For Freight an 1 Passa ?e. ami lurther intormation.ap!5 Apply to II. UACKFKLD H. CO , Agei:ts.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP 10SSAN FRANCISCO, ;

Australia and New Zealand Line

Til K SPLENDID STEA MSIIII

CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO !

WADDF.L, Coramamler,

LEAVE HONOLULU FOR SAN FRANCISCO

On or about July I 8th.XT For Freight and Passage, or, any further informationap8 Apply to H. HACKFKLD & Co. Agents.

KAUAI PACKET.FOR KOLOA & OTHER PORTS ON KAUAI.

THE SCHR. KAMAILE !

KIBLIXO, Master,

Will have regular dispatch for Kauai, as above, until farthernotice. rje Freight and Pasengers Uken at the LOWESTBATE.--. -

BOLLV.S & CO., Agents,p. g. This vessel has just been thoroughly repaired, newly-coppere-

and put in perfect order. P15

REGULAR PACKET FOR MIIAINA.

ZD: THE SCHR. NETTIE MEET? ILL,

us: i;;'twef il t i Ji t i.aitj..,".LKAVING

Honolulu Sutnnlays and l.ahaina everj WedneMlaj.

95S 3ra II. II ACKFKLP Co.. Agents.

B0ST0N & HONOLULU PACKET LINE!V. BREWER A. CO., kxts.

. .. , . ,T 7 Av. formiy favoraoie arrangements can -ujr be made?5SEZi3 Storage and Shipment ot Mil. Hone, wool, muti,

and other Merchandise to New Bedford, Boston, New York andother Kastern Ports. rr Cash Advances made.

o2 ly C. BREWER & CO.

R E I I. A R

DISPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO

C. BREWER Jt CO., AfJEXTS.c

Merchandise received STORAGE FRKK andliberal cash advances made on shipments by this

Jin?. (o2 ly) C. BRKWKR ft CO.

SAHITsi O. AVILDKR,- AGENT j

Hawaiian Steamer KILAUEA!

L. MARI'IIAXT. - - - - - - MASTER.

SAILING DAYS as per Schedule,Tnless. Otherwise Advertised.

TICKETS ONLYAT OFFICE !

FREIGHT BILLS DUE ON DEMAND.apl OFFICE WITH WILDER & CO.

j

Aj

61 FORT STREET,

HAS m.T RECEIVED A NEW LOT I

PICTURE Fit AiHKS 1

AMI

ii i r.ftn n iIlTi'rrrt vnir HTl'I Tit- sYl .Mill ' V HIV" . f

and v:ry pretty.-- ". ,

HWH FERNS, BElUTIFULLY MOUNTED

.1, Klnjnnl Assortment "1: I' t

nnH qViHOiieilS lUrdlfWillie nep.,II- -

ALSO. ANOTHER iV(F F THO-i- K

Choice tlaiiihi irars !

OF WHICH SMOKF.R. ARK FONDj

j

DIAMONDS ! DIAMONDS ! !Si

AT S. K. KAWSON'S. Xo. Mrr- -CALK Street, anil look at theLtRCFST AXD FIXEST ASSORT I ETv

OF DIAMOND JEWELRYever exhibited iu Honolulu. id tr

RRIBLE

TEFilPTATIA Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco !

FOR SALE

jali AT THE 1)1.1) CORXER.

THE PAPYRO GRAPH !

ravilR r XDERSIGXED HAVE RECEIVEDA. the agency of the above Xew snd Yalunblr I u- -

tmlisii, I'rintmc from paper manuscript wnicn is nowrecopnized as one of the most useful inventions of the age. Itis useful for merchants, lawyers, school masters, clerks. c ,

to ail who require to multiply manuseripta. ,".funne. rorSTn7Mf. ;, f. t. i.fnfh an v t o

faJbatk.

the paci ;c

Commcrrinl2litirtisfr.V m o r t h c l - r t 'THtr Jiti

J.Tiv e lull X,xo T"t3r:-r.- . -- 8 s

0 N M.n 6 21 T r--

.7- -r ;r,t Uu-rt.- r1TI It or t B 11 k C aIakT1l0

'? I S.iti ri-"- s 41 f rc-- as t'.f .!. 4i : l S 41 ri

15 fuu rise S307w:rax. ..SI')!p.i-S- un riTi 6 t tit; al set'. Suo !: S T w; et. ,l r--,lS!in ri-- - a TI 1 : fun (... ...li! r

Crr hiMtl eiiti. lUrti. Vstt

Board of Heilth Kotificatio'n.Ifce rra -- r.rr nf ?ir;i P at Ke f f r. - .;

iforn'a Coat. i.?-;h- -r .;h tUe ."a-- :h- -'. fia?ii i"tmade icide .f n;hia)j, o ttal partj Lirir.g tten d,

may nut b- - s.ck fcr ilajrs after irr.Tiig in Iijcolaio, de-

cide the n.vr.l of Hr!:b. to c at ion the piblK-- . mr.i herewithpublish the symptom of :h"..J ii:.", and d reqaest all co-

zens to report e n-- i all c-- . "howinf snr ?iri!! PoSytoptotnv

THE 1CBIOI OF IM'I BAIION.Is the pce of time intTver.ice between expiire of the

b!) to injection or contagion, ai d the invasion of the d:ea.It may be loo; t or shorter dtiratiou, from siv la fourteendays or even lor.er Th ehorier the tini th ir.H.W thdiease, jiwl ritt I fr.t.j. Th

rr.Riou of iNVA-io.- v

Is marked bj the loilowiug ym li.n more w Je vrre.languor and laaaitade shitrerins and ofllieikin;paias in the heaj, in the loins and in t'e Uinbe ; skin hol

either dry or nioiat ; ejes siiffited ; pu'se and respirationquickened f thirst and Itsinf api-etit- e : white and roatedtongue, dot Utl with red points ; naifea. perhaps tontiting ;

constipation ; pain and heat at the pit of the stomach ; rest --

lessness and universal prostration. Thrsc symptoms may besucceeded, though in various degrees in diff-re-nt individuals,by oppression of breathing, cough, iethargy, and sometimesinsensibility. In children convulsions not uofrequxntly occurat tbe latter stage of the febrile symptoms There i alwaysan increase of the s uiptom at uiht.

This periul lasts from two tj four da, Aiul the pains areimmediately relieved by the succession of ;he eruptive period.

PKRIOD OF EBt PTIv.N.

There mav be an iucreae vt the sy,mpioiu,which are at once and iuiiuelialci relieved by tt.e ouiduimof the eruption : this firt appears on the lips and forehead,then npon the rest A the Ucc ; from the face it spreads to theneck aud arms, from thence to the trunk, and front the trunkto the lower extremities. The entire body is pervaded in aspaee of about twenty-fou- r boura.

T-- : ....... i;l . .... j..kinfM K . . t t.. ihe.ucuuiu.,.,-,- i .

touch and in numbeia proportionate to the subsequent puatulea. The bkin is tense or shining iu most cases. The red

spots soon become raied aud on the second day of the eruptionappear like small conical papillae with red and infiamed basesand transparent vehicular points ; they go on progressivelyenlarging, and about the fifth day the vescicles become

and itsdetitateil, their content become whitish andmilky and ultimately assume the pustular torm.

Similar appearance nny be obseive-S- . in the inou n nu.lthroat, and there may be difficulty in swallowing with im-

peded resplratiuii, weak voice and a dry troublesome Cough.The whole symptom increase in imeiisity, and about the

eighth day t.f the eruption the secondary fevermakes its appearance. This is the mwl dangerous period of

the disease, and generally continues till about the dayof the eruption, when, if the patient is uLkuI to recover, the'whole syrupt. nn will be gradually ameliorated, and theperiod of dedication commence, first api-arin- on the fm-i-

and grdu:ill cpreadiug to the other portions of the txxly.Ohas. T. Oi lick.

' ?rcr-tar- B.rd of Healili.Interior O.Tv -- . June 3' '.''i

SA'l i lWA i . JVLi i.

BRIEF MENTION.The stkamfu Kilauka sails tor Ililo and intetme- -

lt pn on Monday next.

y ,Ion Mtt w A iKKiiut st: iu 011U8 us that he did not.-- , ,;,.. n. n..rr i,,t pff-- l I ho trpatv.-- o- j "

on j.'riJriv last.

Tiik. U. S. S. Lickawanxa, which it was reportedwould shortly sail on a cruise has been ordered to

remain heie for the pieseut.

Coronation Day Wednesday last was the an-

niversary of the coronation of Queen Victoria, andthe British and American war ships in port weredressed with flags in honor of the day j

Spirit tiif. been the offer ofout of pages, superiority.

profusely illustrated. Can be had at Thrum's.m

Firemen. We are requested to say that there willt v ;nn X 1 t,:.ue a uicciiujs i uSmc vuiuFu, ,

rooms on Wednesday evening next, for the electionof officers.

" "Henry Mat, h.Q., has been appointed by His Ex--

Minister of anQueen's ciation of chosen.

John deceased. A on of peculiar

J7?& are requested by the ladies of theMartha Washington Tea Party to request that allcontributions for the supper be sent to the TIawai- -

ian uotei, between tne notirs or i and r. m. onMonday next.

' T f ,..... . . l,,,..:.. l '.II 1.. . n..l.TOlu.i.tn x rs?ci -- rttf iitity inuf , nuit"is prt for Micronesia, Wednesday July 5tb.Religious fservtce.- xioaru trie vessel at 11o'clock, a. m. in the Hawaiian, and Rnglisblanguages.

' Si ritK.ME Coi rt. We by theMarshal to say that the foreign jury will berequired to attend promptly Monday morning,at 10 o'clock. The Court will meet tip stairsAliiolani House.

Severe Accident. On Tuesday last, Mr.

Thomas Thrum, Sen., a much respected member ofthe eommunitv. fell from the roof of his house on tr,.,. .ri;...ni t.nrw frpr. .wrl

i rr u ..ir.: .1 v:.uusiy liijurcu. luuuu guuvnug Bcieijr, uu uiaage (about seventy) being against him, yet the sym- -toms were favorable yesterday tor recovery.,7ously signed, has been presented to the Minister cfthe that the collecting of bul- -lock at the water tank on the continuation cf Kinggtreet on the roa(j t0 Waikiki is a dangsrous nuisanceat nizht. and praying that the said water tankremoved, it being attraction which brings thecattle thither.

Music Aftlbnoox. The band will play atEmma Square this afternoon, commencing at halfpast four o'clock. Following is the programme:Beautifal Rosy March RappeySelection. Opera Le Tre Aux Clercs l.Heroid1001 Nights Waltz StraussFantasia, Opera Macbeth VerdiFarewell to the Forest, (by request; MendelssohnGrand Selection, Opera Orpheus . .Offenbach

The next moonlight concerts will be onevening. July 8, at 7. SO, on tbe grounds of the

Hotel, and on Wednesday evening, July 5. atthe same time, in Emma Square, which will be thelast moonlight concert under the direction of Mr. If.Berger.

Professor Chapman-- . The perlorniauce given 5"

this gentleman on Saturday last, was attended by alarge and appreciative audience. He has not how-

ever had the opportunity since, to entertain the pub-lic with his feats, as his performance ad-

vertised for Wednesday last, was necessarily post-

poned on account of the music of the band whichpiayed that evening the Hotel grounds. To-nig-

Prof. Chapman will once more endeavor to entertainour citizens, at the Royal Hawaiian withhis Magic and wonders; and we would advise all toavail themselves of this opportunity, as he is to sailfor windward port per Kilanea on Monday next to

bj absent for a week or more.

Rev. Dr. Damon. The annnal sermon before theAmerican Seamen's Friend Society at New YorkMay 8, was by the pastor of the BethelChurch of Honolulu, and appears full in the Sa-ilor's Magazine for June. It abounds in interestingreminiscences of of thirty-fiv- e years on

Islands as chaplain to seamen. The editor of'the Magazine speak cordially cf ; Father Damon"

ad says: This devoted and hotored brother isWeted wherever be goes with most cordial and lov- -

g welcome. All the way along his route of travel.kim San eastward, he Lss been byPVsons who recall some personal favor shown theminhis home, and their manifold expressions

rratitude are beautiful and touching. Persons' wit whnm he has been correspondence about

thei missine kindred, sons and .Wsbanda andbroter meet him to tender their t Vs and hospi- -

talit so tht,t be find friends and a, uome in everyI place-.- f Bo0urn. He strikingly illustrate the truth, of thi .aed proverb. " A roan to have friends

must hr himself friendly." it 1 alioC. BR F.I .

""sSBsass-aa.- s'

'RrAPT.-T- be 1 twee oi '.rlir.. '

Mediu-rranea- a atA.HKe f--r iuic--a- ic

scrt-iw- , grcw'.nj cut c f tut, (f a m:Kai'ern quuw,ws recent'y stated to rIS vess'". i of wh c armour-pitte- d

. AtTiBJi I K-roR- v. V K,lty. wlo it w'ul !

Lc rrf.eu.l tre--1 left here rather ;,stily te lust j

trip the D C .trrjy. mEeshat the digul j

(f h'j crH.tcr. h-- J it Ktu rt WJ;h hrl .

Ueo 'uf i in 4oot:i4r"s natue d 1 kulflll!T mt?Tl i

To a:i ur-.-- i ir:--- t il?rTfr it wcoll appear H

r;jht.utn c'u.--e rxtainatkin sboel pisiuly the ,

inil Weui.Ji-.-siiaJtbi-t one J. t. I mer hu uuier Hrrr?t in iiricioti "f Lviug the forfr.

ami i f.. r iri! at tLc coniinj term of tbeif.f-ert-

!

Eepoit A the Examining Coaunittee ofOahu College, Appointed for

tbe Year 1S76.

To t'.i Ttti'Utsif Oah'i CtiUf :' Your committee wouM rerctful!j rep.ri, lliat

cue or niire members of the committee ha?e been

present at each cf th closing exatuinaticr.s cf OahuCollege, the? have carefully obserfed the

; general cti iition and iciaagetueDt of the institution;a well a? the ttAthol eroplojei to tev:hing particu-

lar hra&chcj. The achcol appear to be in

prosperous condition and umier gool inageuif nt.' 1

The Bnil'lingi are utsta&tUl, fenient, audsufficiently commoJioas to niet the present require-ments of the institution.

Thf Tcachtr$ during the pa.--t year appear Ohave been earnest and faithful in the prreution oftheir work.

It is alwaa au agreeable discovery to CuJ " thej right man io the right pl.ice." Such a hppy

adjustment would seem to have been effected withrespect to the President of thus College.

' .Mr. Pratt, who entered the walls of the institu-- itiou a ye.ir ago, an entire stranger, won an

j enviable, but deserved reputation a a disciplinariani and instructor.

His judicious and kindiy oversight has secure!j good order and an equally friendly spirit on the, part of tUf rendering the duties and

. . .!

association of the parties mutually interesting and

j aSre'ej In the. opinion of your committee this has beeij brought about, in great measure, by the high-ton- e'

- ... .... ...and mau v bearing which has chara.-tp- r ic.lintercourse of the President with the students. e

j should do injustice were we to omit mention of thej good offices cf .Mrs. Pratt whose cheerful matacrj and sincere iuterot have contributed much to nukej Punabou a home for the scholars who have hoirde I

attire institution.frank II'. Damon, (who has Leeu au

tenchcr at the College during the past j

I tliree jears) closes his labors, in this connction,with the present year,

j Tbe classes under his immediate supervisionj witness to a careful training, especially tie more !

i advanced classes.(

.Miss Eckley anJ .Mitx TrotcltriJge lue bothlabored faithfully aud with satisfactory results; as i

the proficiency of the cUse under their charge' fn'lly attests. ;

About 6" etinlents have been in attendance during j

.the year, ranging from 10 to 19 years of age. In-- :"! oral y r:'. s . .:-- thv rnmnare I

tav.irrbly :. it ' like, i - .hiu ..( ;. i4i--- r. , virr ,.!.! v t),- .'.i. :. u:

ot :.: "b...ty .1 ' fj tfi :.:. K.cvhighly Bfttibfactorj

The range of btudies included reading, spelling,arithmetic, geography, grammar, science cf commonthings, natural philosophy, rhetoric, algebra,

! geometry, Latin and Greek.Through some mistake no exhibit was made of

proficiency iu penniantbip.The classes in Arithmetic and Algebra displayed '

. . i-- t. . i . . .

i cuuimcuuibie wuiic tile recitations iuGeometry were particularly good. Tbe class inRhetoric did themselves and their teacher greatcredit. The advanced classes in Latin have

j evidently imbibed a taste for classical study, andi were especially proficient in mythology. By their! intelligent rendering cf certain fine passaarci

committed to memory and the well-chos- eu wordingof their translations they displayed their appre-ciation of the beauty of the and etyle ofidie author.

ore orlfl't t n finil o tmiili ,Oinrinn r.M tithe rudimentary branches, such as reading and

I svellim. A healthv interest and enmnptitinn In f

ere eP,ntC! u"'.wli fairJ.'r,. aepanioeut.a reaaing exercise, oi a portion of one of

Shakespeare's.. . plays, was rendered a verycreditable manner

j The literary and Oratorical tsercites did honorto the students and institution.

The declamations were one and all rendered in a; ,ear d forcibIe m

merit, considering the age of the writer and thelimited opportunity he has bad to study thisparticular branch of natural science.

The editorial articles in the Centennial Echo."

or Timf This live California paperepelling had promoted by prices j

comes with a Centennial is9ue forty V for ,

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eiicjtea general commenaation. mere was a pleas-- Iing variety of style and the subjects were wellhandled. A duet "l.ieten to the fairy feet," wasung very sweetly; and the two instrumental pieces

were well rendered. The committee would havebeen glad to hear more of the boys declaim, andthink it might have been effected by omittinsr thereading exercises which had received sufficientprominence in classes.

The exercises and examinations have been credit-able to the institution and all concerned. We wouldsuggest that an improvement might be made inchorus singing, and the school needs a good collectionof glees for such occasions.

We are glad to learn that it is the purpose of thePresident to devote more attention to music anotheryear.

. "e congratulate tha Trustees and all Patrons of..nol on its very prosperous condition.

W. D. Alexander,Ciias. C. Harris,James R. Botd,Tiieodorcs B. IIahcall,

Committee.

LETTER FR0JK NEW YORK.From "nr Special Correspondent.

Thf l.i eat Ftpodtion The Hawaiian DrpartnitotI SnssfvtUn The Treat).

New York, June 11,1870.My dear Commercial:

We left the Centennial City jeeterday after three' husy and laborious weeks of seeing the Exposition.

Anything that might Le sau wouM seem soimperfect in view of tbe great exhibit, that I j

inclined to say nothing, leaving descriptions and !

enumerations to the industrious correspondents of )

all the papers who are wridng daily and to such j

correspondents I must leave you and all our IslandFeople, yet must say a word about our own little

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section. It was a delightful surpriseto find that we made such a very creditable show;of course our effort could not with advantage becompared absolutely and simply with tbe dieplay ;

made by great countries exhibiting here all theirresources and skill, but comparatively, and for us,it is honorable and handsome. Entering tbe maiubuilding by a door near the south eaet corner, near '

which the city car lines terminate, we come at once ,

to Hawaii. The space is enclosed by a tasteful j

structure, which the photographs taken willrepresent to you; glass caes give the visitor outsidea view of coral, ferns, the feather capes and leis, thefine map of the Islands, photographs, &c, Lc. i

Within the structure is everything else which was !

sent, I need not enumerate, all tastefully andeffectively arranged. Too much credit cannot beawarded to our Commissioner, Mr. Hitchcock, for ;

his management of the business from tbe beginning.Of course we have met him daily during our visit,as we always want, first thing, to see what Hawai- -ians we might meet, or who had registered theirnames, either our own residents or visitors.

I am impressed with the advantage an! impor- -tince to any country, especially to such little ones j

as ours, anxious to be favorably known to tbe ;

world, and to attract population and capital fromabroad, of putting in an appearance" at thciegeneral meetings of the nations. It would havebc-e-u a great mistake if we had not appeared here.All that has been done has been favorably consideredby the public, and the press. Many inquiries aremade as to our climate, soil, resources, our people,our government, and our King, whoje viait heremade so happy au impression. It was wise to pro-vide the liberal supply of Thrum's Almanac andWhitney's Guile Book, for distribution to editorsand correspondent", Commissioners of other coun- - j

tries and other intelligent visitors. These pamphletsanswer most of the questions which we have been :

asked in every place darinsj all oar visit in America. ;

The " Guile Book" wa not ont when we left home.

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but I had with me al-a- ya the Almanac cl !,.Some table in that I n in this of TC. particularlyth tafcl tf tcrPTJcrattre as kert at several roiotsNo'hi-i- z wa mch a 'urpri an ! rleasure to tiemi letitf cf tlcfe c. matcs cf eitreaicw, a tneex!i;b:t of at) I al le trmperaturttbrouzbout tbe ti cl e ruvnthm. I h.-p- Mr. ThromWill See Hi tO CS( l vcty sucvn-j.i:- j; inuv i

Almacac at leat f paje tr two c f table of thetbertnetaeter as ycrvl in llcnilula. NuuanaValley, llalcaka! Schejl anJ other r"-- hcrerecoHs are kept Also f ill abatracl cf the enuof different years nJ cf the rain fall.

, t far fri.m .' e Iliwiuan srai-- e that of thelrnge l ie S Ac." If you nrrJ to tut u io your

map and encyc" f dia isr aome information as towhat axil whee thU country is. yoa will U justin the po.itioi of your oorTespoDdcot. Vca willfin I it cn the Irtcgt river, adjoining Cape Cclouy,South Africa. The exhibiticn of tlia aaiall, d jtant

nd little knwn ccuotry, cf ostrich feathert andegs, cfgrai. wool. ccioera!t, leather, beautifulb:r 1. ic, w!- - call the attention c--f uundredt andthousands o vlsltrrv, ani rf more realert.cfuewspspers. 1 nientioa it as a cas mere nearlyparallel to or own than many other. I enquiredfor seme pa pblct or circular giving xm leadingfacts cf tbeC'crnment and status cf the country,and looker f?r some Etp which should show itposition I think it was a deficiency of theirgenerally 'dmirabl ahow. I hope every one is notbound to .now a. much cf such a state, as of tbeboundrM and geverntcent of France for instanceWouldu' it p:y us to be well and thoroughlyrcpreeed at the coming Paris exposition? Wewsnt t men and women cf Europe to settle pour vsrant otuntry. Is there any letter wy Io

advere our advantages to the Wirldf Tables tfour c mate, statements of whjt land we have tosell, i capabilities and price. One. or belter twoCotur'Saioners who can unweatiedly for six mouthsaoswr question are wanted, aud all should not beleft id the last three months.

(kr colonial neighbor make grand exhibits ofthe! resource. Kach gnld producing colony hasan belikor pyramid ot wood, gilded, showing inbu'i the amount of gold produced since gold dia-carri- es;

snuie dividing it iff to show the amountyHded in each year, with ttatemenU of the value,l ey exhibit iu some two hundred small paintings,tjery class of soil aud country, and the price persere, every phase cf farming, grazing and miufagU'e, their grains, fruits, meats, manufactures ofvery description, all their woods, herbaria, metals

and minerals Brazil makes immense and carefulexhibits of the products of that great empire. It isknown that they bad the wisdom to have a lre-limina- ry

great exposition of thtir own last year inorder Io assemble and select from that what woulddo them most credit and attract most beneficialnotice in this world' gathering. I do not speak,for the limits of this letter do not permit, nor doemy one day rest a I travel westward permit, cfthe exhibition of France, Austria, Kngland, andsuch fi nii-he- d countries. They are of a diflerentcharacter. It is new countries, inviting immigrationto which we can most profitably look for exampleof the beneficial use to be made of World' Fair."Could our community be agreed enough about anything to have the first year of Reciprocity a fair,an exhibition at Honolulu, which might help us togo to Paris the following year with omeihing moreample and complete tlnu this of 1876? It wouldpay.

The treaty ? I four my laht baaty note to youwtitteu fn.tn New York just after the passage ofthe bill ly the House, was a day too late fur steamer.Now there is developed au opposition in the Heuate,or rather au opposition operating ou tb Heuate,coming fmu the rice and sugar grower of thesouth. TLey fear we have such a vast territory fitfor the grswth of those staple that we shall conflictwith their market east of the Rocky Mountains.Of course we know that our suitable land is verylimited in extent and our possible capacity still,. ... restricted bythe amount of water availableI r -- '. nd i'.c ' ' y vl .'or fin naoVr . .1 if. I ! U '. C 'Urn. T

dilucuuK auvi ..in... - 2ciy e . -- no, J ul'lnow that we have passed the crisis of difficulty andsecured the coveted reciprocity. The four fifth ofthe Senate which ratified the treaty must insure usthe majority which is all we need for the bill tomake it operative.

Another cot respondent write as follow :

" Our Hawaiian exhibit ha rcoeived any amountof attention, being crowded all day long.There have been not less than three thousandvisitors per diem tince tbe opening of the exhibi-tion. It has been favorably noticed in th paper,an I all the Hawaiian who have visited it are im-

mensely pleased. It forma a rallying point fromwhich 'Jbey branch out to view the exhibition, andto which they return to rest. Tbe fact is, Hawaiihas become very well known to the multitude whothrong this vast Vanity Fair, and all areeager to obtain intormation."

The Proposed Revenue Changes.HoMM.ri.1 , Juuo 26th, 167 It.

To thf E'lHnr of the Pacific Coinmeiciul Arh'triiner :

Sir : I was glad to sou an expression of opinionin the (nr.tlte of the 21st from one of our promi-nent merchants upon (he proposed revenue changes.It was no doubt partly w ith the object of obtain-

ing tbe views of that part of the community thatU so directly interested in the proposed new taxes,that the plans of the Minister of Finance have beenput forward in advance of any Acln to carry themout. As Mr. Davits observes in his letter on thissubject, the Minister have had ample lime to con-

sider these questions, and if tli; flan proposed bythem is not pretty nearly the best general planthat can be adopted, I agree with Mr. Da vies, thatit ought to be, and the Ministers can have no apol-ogy to offer if it is not. His Majesty' Uovernuientmust expect criticism, and they should not askthat their proposals be handled with glove on.Mr. Dayies ha? done a public service by boldlyand promptly attacking the schema of the Govern-ment at every point w here he considers it vulnera-ble, and points seem in Mr. Davies' view toexist pretty nearly all round it. Ixt us then ex-

amine how fat the different objections which Mr.Davits makes to the fJovct ntnent ate well con-sidered.

The first object ion i placet! in such clear anddeflnitr language and would be mi set ions, il true,that I cannot do better than reproduce it here. Mr.Davics sayi : There are many who will have nobenefit from the Treaty clergymen, piincipalaud teachers of schools, families, living on smallfixed incomes and others whoso names we can fillin from our own circles ; and it would be a scan-dal and an injustice to saddle them with such alist of taxes as the Minister of Finance proposes,and for such au object the relief cf Agriculture.To many, our cheap housekeeping ha been agreat boon, but now it is proposed to seriously In-

crease the coht ol neat ly all their necessaries of lifeand to extort an unheard of tax (rou any littlemoney they may have saved, and nil to make tipthis deficit." Now Mr. Editor. Mr. Davie admithe and others were " startled " when the Govern-ment plan was brought forward, and be may havewritten tbe above hentencu under I bo influence ofthat state of mind, but 1 aui surprised that a shrewdman of busings shonld even under those circum-stances have committed himself to a statement omuch at variance with the facts as that containedin the last part ol it. Why Mr. Editor, it seems totne that it is jn-- t the necessarie el life which arerelieved from taxe by the proposed change. Eutit will pethaps be more satisfactory to place intwo columns the main necessaries of life whichenter into the question of housekeeping. In onecolumn h( on which 10 percent U taken off, andin the other those including home of the tame lux-ti- t

ie--s on which Li percent is to be added. A i wellknown, the pric; w hich w ill be paid by the con-sumer will be neither ad much a 10 per cent lessthan he ba b n paying on the one class nor liper cetit more on the other class, inasmuch as therate- - of duty are on foreign cot, not on the pricehere. Dut H-- t the object is comparison il nay notbe necessaiy lo consider this point at preseut, andany housekeeper who is iu the? habit f keeping anaccount of hi- expenses may estimate what ho willprobably g.iiti or k-- e under tbe new propoeltariff;liptr ctn fff v km oj Amu-- ,

iron qrowtk or man" far. i ptr rent mitdnl.lurr.

Beef, bacou, porst Lam, and Ale, porter, ttn-f- , cider andail frtsh, smoked cr preserved all "th-- r Vrmni"1 drinks,meals-- , gram, flour, meal acdbran, bread and bread staffs of TV

all kinds, eggs IUU oysters,,and all other creatures brin;in the wat- -r arid the i roJuc'.thereof-- , fruits, nuts, renta-ble, greeo, dried or unlrkd,preserved or unpreserrttl, suit,refined sonar.

Hoots and shoes. Cotton pnte, Clotim.: ai.J SH,ik4 mp.food of all kinds, including parel, linen msnutsrtures,

cotton. Atileriesn linery floods, brads, braids,r ,.! n n I mii1 (k--) LuuotU, hoods, bullous, cor

sets, collars, skeees and rufls,edginpt, flowers, (artificial)feathers, fringes, gimps, laces,4c, Vc. fins, needles, hair.in. c , Ac. Silks.

I'uiiu tui on jii. fuvt ni'li'd- - Furniti're, (upholstered; fstered or carved ) ill kinds.

Hardware of all kinds. Crockery and glassware,woodenware, kerosene and drus and mediclnrs, silverother oiU Lr illumination, plate, plated, gilt and britannytlumber, doors, sashes and, ware,blinds. Watches and 1

Diaysand wagons, harnesa Csrrisres.and all manufactures of leather.

Snap-- , oats and hay; pape",stationery atvt bor-k-

.vujn-i.taani- i. .,..' aa-k-

! -- ill K .wn that I kite l.l.fsU .S ll Uclasps of r re ftruiuums the c..ffi-p'M,diii- 5

le. opposite I . .. h t tl.t r. o that It w51 7

It every oi,.- - In r.tlu.i, almost at a ;Utict l.'--

Lis houH ktr r ing . xpeti" will be aS cunl wo

tt.e irciprnity treaty. mpixli f lb 1 1 " ' .

Minister cf iinance be carrieil out. JtwU keae, ti that r p.it to Ihe l .t.g lit o1 grotn-- . andeatable of all kind Iroui which thr 10 percenttiutv will be rnuoved. lb afliclr vnu?matulv imported ft ota Ihr lulled lhTwU.only ne articlf, tri. cn which 1 per eenf. eilrw! pnpiHllf. Il.led. whUh n.y W callid a

lni:iu-- t kUanc ml.e.es.atv. th is leavingfat or of "the houss keeper. Il I truf thst tbd tniarand tier will hi' Itcresartl kere 7

dutits being taken ff In lie foiled Mate.es o.s io me Mr. Kxlltor. that aoy ne wb nV.i .

a point of ttla must have lis prejudice m tror4tKainM the rrrlprociir treaty a to b blmd-- d lo

It. most evident advantage, for to take thf C"or clergymen and principal and Uachr ofschool who ka o roach oxcllwa f. Xiatlra ,

STmpathle. what 1 would ask could b betfr lorif.e Cmt named, ia a pstunlary point etf view, thanor the li congregation to have plenty of money la

their pockets, and for the lat named, that lk partii .f children shottld b twerUy welt off Jn

other word, lhat sugar and rice, our wain pro-d.ieiiii-

should Im dear.There I. so artlc. oa wkiicfc lU 4u to H 'bv l be goreroaimt 4aa wbicfc sii'l. witb-- t 4f rBf

tion. be sttppcMd te iocrssjse enierbljr lb Mr - ,lns.s cf a - straxillng fc.saeblf - ' . rytwt, teuade, and wearing apparel ot every Urrru:ira. Micntist-leralio- a of lbs Uris. however, may relieve b. "a'.rio on this ac re. Ia Ih. flr p-.- ee let il be oaer.-- Hl

Its I the sa hole extra gaia l the reveooe aottrlpste (ra thextra change is in ttmcd ! fH.'0 ', " .TleolT crtits jear die cb sits, stsjh Sfti rtlM ssgr.Hi. os the ot tbe r"tulrwi t 1ST. A fcf2

this amount, kowrvsr, is duty . what sre ral - .u,or rl-a- ready sn.de cUmUIi mkUh U largely sold ismates and Mil rs ol tcln vesta Hat ' waiT"

h.J twenty rents a year earh were ul r mu rt l".this is far sir than tr l the ts p "' '.""''.ttirWB cfl B Amrraaa ottos iens go-al- aku-- rT?" .'

known the o.aisii.lef tbe Ckabli V2Zland e. racially nt tlx wrt ss wvll a it '7..In suca Js as lain brews coons. whland hirluiga. prmlej rottor,.. urgrs, slrta "r.

oob-n- . eotli snd other silted oda. wlU al ros-- s '",.free, a.iboib Iks -- l.ra vt ar. B4 Med fr. the I BUM U.o. Now It wiU occsr rjfifiZ, .bidder that the store e..ry arlicl ot "'"JT'. 'treti'. dr-- . ar. mads op ol lb. ave g.. nu.U,

i. or Bl IB. orv-raa- -- -

nl .ill be chper. the clothing ol a lamuy 'TLZZ t

than under tb. old ten per . duly, rant 110r.o .fiord lo spend coo.lder.ble ttsiilt si k.. V't'm. shU h Ihedu.y is pr-fx--ed lob. rai4 shoes 1 ?z J...re thai --m. H your lair iwads win

ao.1 lace, in lb. oncotnl eolumtt at. siw k "''SsJrk-- of tif - Ikas Ih. br4 sow H? T??;.i,ii.., fcu,,i.i ui I inane ran harrtly b. ii. i a k . I I. saw? atiiktisil infirvivthat .be duties on all tbe mala article of '

mied pircg.d. SIhI drrs good. S..Ir "'". . ...i,rkMl ivluin,f sierioot. M- -

a.uisni autt .uii'i-- , -,c.s, priced cottoo.. and lb. Infto- l- yartotV ol WiM

article. Ironortod Irost Ihoo. suttslrkos '7ancy. . ... ., ..ii...,. ,.l aliks and linen. laSOU cmhbiiic, wun -- - ' I.sce,,ilm. their drew goc--1. will be a. chesp as ever, and fotton tusuriato rbrspsr. . .M - - L.. .. . i k nn.lr II. la new roloael" T I . ; ..J kl. I.1MHIlo i.v a Lttl. more tor aia rrwirty mnm

or war., or hi. oit.J.te4 SM t...I ii ..ii- - . nn iha. . dutv. which will b. lakes rr

iw m....- 1till will 11.1'. fhi. general hardware, bl. plain f"'n??tZ?l'eriware, his par, siauenrry "taddlety and Ustherswarsi. I ms.l ao her. ws.il la eatlssl

.t rater lamina, thai lb. duly ! "llT AmeVic.O tool. ...d WblUt YT.ZHTi ...i.n 1.,-- j. and .boeai !

. ... iu k-- .. I- - ttm a tlula tniie.roinea to lutorte. aiinoiif a - i -- ' .II be wi.be. t.ienj .y hi. sianlla rtiers t(W oliuwr. U solac.iiteni with pip. be will get hi. lobaer. saof. rhrty has' iTtt.e Ikaf ' - hw k U

face of ll.. os fact. Mr. D.vle. a..erl.l.t se..sr.era.s llo.tlu,?..r.. ,7.s.Kllol.'f as u.ihea.j of --

;beard of wher. t Irorn any Utile Ihey Jt.Vstr?and o, hool teacher.) may have aaved It fr""Mr Kdil-- , thai IbU pr. "" InccM f I- - n

,u4 Is aevlatabe locovet.lenr.art.cte.ol lti.-- rl will scaae. a k. to IU sierohanls ws. Import Ih. "!..Ihcm iA.d to II ou the true ground snd am attempt t. p

Inward Ibe clergymen and acboul tea.b.r. a. buH-r- .1 l itav.(hem Iiohi Ih slM-- k of lb. Impmiding rewf.ula.iloo U etirnnanrial .y.tem." lot II I. quit. evMetil SS I ';"Ih. rlergvmeu and school leswher. moK, Io.toa4 rt'''''benefit bv the change, aud ini was 7 -

"I . "avie.' aoKgeottm" ebset . ' ' if. a t. .

A r i1 M ie . t' ' f

' ei Sir J ,IN"il-- 's. mI I, 'l.I li .kss) ks., "v..kv Mi - squall

better than hd valorem ... .stieo ally tie. 'In w.jvit is to raise rev.uu. asrsriy au siiy ""lo the Juatueas of tb ta. Let us tak. lb. f of cla t r,rtrwtauoe. au ordinary claret of vis 4WW.. warn

.k uw

people would I quit. aalitBi-- s with, wonld - I Wl

lr. Davl.-- . plan, lbs asm. amount of duly s a ney .atrwi.worth a. much per bottl. a. .tbs oibw Is a doaea.. -.

sa s..wiik

.aher sli.es. W aUbes worth aay wner. '--".". -- 'T"-k si singular article to s.lect lw a .peoin. duty. 'lat.u." al . Ti..,.. a .peclfl. sum mi each of tb. difrem

kin.!. f nusienl In.lruu.enls. Irreapswlles of tb. tal llxri. . a i.l . rana. KMM. tf BoMlliH

Ilil Si I'll li 11. w. . " ' ' " - .me eatrmirdinary. A boy's ftddl. aud a trutnoua sr I C C !Ihi. plan, pay th. urn. duty. . -

Hie.WB

Mr. liavie. sems io or . jenro.M........mm I In . n.a nranertv taa from -

U shrnr that 1 Wnt. and bs atiru.pt.cent, to one per overy easily aud lair I, evaded. Tb. UttU "JZJ?Ing y..ur poeny la Jane, In order V --TtaTj ..tranoiseo. lo be invented Is good. whMt sr.so as to save lb. on. per cent, taa on Jan. bo. U. h?" 'v."1geiiioas. Is hardly one thai would work .well

. . ...is iP"1"- -,

i t.. iLer'Tiu. Is conowrnea una -of this country, it wT seem thit ifJ'LHVneed not objocl to sucn t pi lauoni.t is Mi"i'-,,r.- ,

would probsUy b. mors aiu than s to b"4h Ha r L

and th. country, whatever ulbl s. tb rwail .besj.r-- -'

iriea this plan.But Mr. Duvlcs brings forward another rasa w ban he s

It Is easy to avU il. property i, thai Is ty telayin I hsworth .ay M . sntll sReri lrival ol Liverpool cargo

:tuth June. I nay say with regard lo ibt. pms lhat l prdnrfrom experlenre thai Is simply Iropracilral.i.. "r"'',it lycannot delay I. Is cargo a day or il I f''sailing of hi. veasel al least month lo make jmn of

riving too.ota. Now what mm-chao-t n0.,cargo evmi a at.tj, .lly l tb ak" T?Lcent. la t Of if I., did and was la Ih babil of A.log -well li would ay hi. neighbor. try w " "lh ir Ula.gow cargoes lo, month or eoupls months ahead

would b itand Uow glad theyof Mr. Daties' Liverpool icargo,the one per ceni ..d makt Perhaps Bv. per cenl.i

ioing m. tto, M r. Kdllor. th larg. Uaponing m fjaaai eatu.

i 2m a whole, avoid carrying tbetr mocks ol iloo.,000 or $160,000 worth- - gwls through tb. sism.r. !

L u mill ia A ih. fawaxAfr.i iher MUDM l"i rwwki U BV III T If asaw w -

Ihem la June and repleoLli them lu -- JT ""T "iStf7.,ever whether Ulr or safalr, and Ihi. Isf!pinches. Itdoessartn a VU,Zf ?i,l?tl2

an Item la lllr taa bill, of t0Q ef Jpro,,ty ui on .lock pa band oa Jan aoth, andKed on. ir cent. I. loo high ll Is leg'.tlmat. fur them I

and trhaps th Minister of rinsoos may 'lew of tuo probable Increaaed realm of properly aoar lb.

reciprocity treaty, lo put this lat al Unacent instead of one r oenl., bul It wlU ool avaU to ft ,

Us beaus. It. payment can U .lly vadd Tbof Finance knows better. I ndeed If it bad bora so Muily aadlalrly evaded, a . aliotiW a-- probably ba kerd o Bivltabout u. ( lj '

t - .A ..,-- , with Mr. Davie. With retard 4osrMUhe aay. about an sitcom, las, axi far al lesst as to admit lhltbretirlly il la on. of th. moat eouabU tssm la .slirlent, N

and if there seem, any dl.posli I'm In th. eonimuuty ban Income taa with th. renal.! luqulrAsonal marhiowr laan Increaos on the present properly ".,oliw.r Knann. would no doubl be happy lo enoour lb. ajellng and ,yield to Ue proposaL Hut lb. machinery abould s sorb tbafthis U may not all be paid ty the eotcUmiloos rsx.pl. whimthoae who wor not so ge.t ol! comparatively ('. Hut .

Minister of finano. aa gsumal rato would wlHMl wulB t iclently confiding nature lo Indue them to drop tb. properlytaa wblcb they know ihey ran sollo.1, lo loav Ih. opertyupon which they ran put lueii finger, and iuattad. lo ..ltd IU

la asesor lo M ilavw for In taiio sd .ay as I. suggMi. f,

Now Mr. Da vie., )ui Ull a how mutb was ih. locon.s de.rived frrmi Kaalaea I'UDtatloa la.l year, dadartU.g a msws.lie amount, you know, for working .spo.e. rom Mr, lt-tie- s

th aamoor would ol o3rw f tb. s.s of .ugai atvmolaawe. to a keg. but th. Iroubl would row.. Is when th lairthing lor working epto-- . cam. to b. d.comd, for wb.lwith lr.tere.iof money pahaeompoaadd arter1r, J

aUon cf wsthiosry aoVsmlm'--ir- Umt W" hwllr hal hijd a.be j ul in. and th. tra.h koa ibal m iy blow dows, iholot ol dark augar thai Is Ull aosold la fas rraooleco, and

adv.ie lhat had to be paid lo UiowJ 00 Cbluamen, n4mthing or another, lb nel Inromeof a .oar planiatlon woabJeem to be alioul th. nearest thing 19 la I ko of

Now Mr. Kdliot, the plsa of tb. svwr.m'ov ru, ' ''- -(

revenue tmay be a long wsy from bg th. 1

od. but it I rU.U clear thai Mr. DavteV rl.J sjat U ItPS'VOfaa etf awMitAvsrl itta far ki tal. bl. slternsUvs, as Ii taa.will not, I think, strik. th. public as on. vmmw

popular or producuv. full 1 am glad thai h. baa placed r.i.views Is black aud whit, befor. tbero. boesuo when wq findthat this I all that a shrewd Biao of Imalue, wt. tat I b

snd directly taxed snder this souew., aa to argagain It, we most feel relieved fr'sm aoy varus feeling f .danger lo th. geaoral Inlereai. which tb sojawhsl lid andradical change, indicated by II might mud timid minds U s-- ,tertaio, had oo such attack, been suad. spos It. Mr. Iiavke.communication will also have cAh good rotlts of eslllng at-

tention to tbe fallacy of tb ssnion that lb. prtsedcharge, are going to Injur, th. wrogellt.g bselo.dr, th.Wrymao, school Uacber, and tbd uativ. f th avosl oara-w-y

aa.mlnation of tbrm mam proe. thai Ut clae-- win. opouthe wh'jlf, largely benefitted, both directly and Indlrerliy.

!.' there I or. rlaas of th community who will b. to a pool-lio- n

to reap a rich barveM by lb. change peopistad uftrn tut (

final arv4i.pliabwef.l of lb recl .ty ooovetitlos with lbI nited Buies, more than arxaher, thai claas i th omml.slosami tin port log morcliaut. U is beyo. quWo thai tb.

.lue of goods, which sitl be Impale enlfJ(rili. with wl.kh w. do bu.iness, Kot ea' ludlug Isverpoot, winininieilialely in:rta lo a very coosiderabl esienl.

ti... .... . . .m ..... --,l,.,ir. will b. Iarly incrtMlI... a m -

im the uay thsl tl convention goe IM .nam, "knows better than Mr. Harks thai ti. 7. TM.e merrhm.1. and tb. aroos.4 oa which they rorslv. tl.r .. ,

I mission, w. II increaae from that hour ana sot i.y tiooorr....bat by thousands of dollar pw atiliumt Bil "" 'rtran.aet their buainess with haa rraoclsoo or. with Uverpool,with lkjton or with bremeu. "

il in the (.ii.uge nnoeMary to luak up lh lvei,u Vl fcjr

certain Amefi'an artictea, slid byfivtrig up tbe dutieswhir till gioal treaty m gained, or lor lurtea.ing ta rev-- ,ennes te iinvert them In public laiprowemmil, wiUiowt ranoa.g 4

lbs eMititrw In debt, it become sdvlaahl lo Ikto lb l.rlfT o

(erUIn arllch Dd thu. n tuanewh.l tb. looresa. of prof-

its and commission, which th. importing merchant of llooo-lut-u

s v sure to reap by the operation, tm y ar about the U.lTn.le iu the kingdom wba ahoiUd om4al. Hst however,human i.atur. ha. not cbsugi4 a in lb Paradw. (! ia.

"f ih. lil' l ecouon.1.1 is irPacific, aud the hard d'K triu.here as tlseabere. that tbe puhlle w.al is be.t aaauiwl by '

msu ail eatb lixmm lofAiu altarp atler ibeU own loiere.la.It will I f the Ministers lo carefully l.ua t. th csunoTiiclaims f the lr.tere.ted, aud without t ar or favor, urge tnmes.ure lforc the Aswn.bly which oeem likely lo e.-- t

lh gre(t good ou the gf9utt number. " ,

Moat. Oioit :8ui.r r. By tb talk &. V. Muray were received eleven of th cbolocst pur breuiMerino sheen, from the rrmlm flock of Messrs.r. .- ... a

' I . - fseverance ana reel. inev wer constcara to.air. ,

J. L. Richardsou cf Kahuka Ranch, who intentionit ia to rais pure stock from which to SJpp'i

loitoliiluneed of onr Island wool-growe- which t V

able soon to do at price much below th pi-o- f

importation, rallied interested jTj ps.IkUn b. would do well to communkatt ;Viaiityiowho is agent for Sereraooo and Feet, A

to urply a limited numbfk trAKkfJIved per Ceyicji, iu ea.--4ti one nt tw pound Cnt'tjiY(..111 till, f M J '

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NEW GOODS TO ABB1HPER 1IRITISII

BARQUE CANOMAJOSITPTI B03SER, MASTER,

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Dx25agftil5SSf T,,E n,h jrLV

rVIACHINERY!BBLS. BEST WHITE CEMENTBt fear Irr'o, assorted sizes;

IJet chft Iron, assorted .iz; P. Iroo,

A FINE ASSORTED INVOICE OP SMITHJL WELWTOOD'S

Celebrated Cooking StovesAND RANCES.

Tin While Tin White Zinc Pair..Tins O'naine Rr-- Lea-?- ,

Tin Black v. .)- . - ; Oi!.

FIRE BRICKS. Square &Arch!

BEST BLACKSMITH COAL,

BEST STEAM COAI.Annealed Fencing Win", assorted sizes;

Ga'vaniied Fencing TV ire, assorted size.Galvanised Backets. assorted ises.

A Goneral Assortment of Supe-

rior Stationery.

DRY GOODS!Consisting of:

Fancy Print, White Cottons,Handkerchief. Ginghams, Costumes, assorted;

Tweeds, assorted; Broadcloths, Coat in;

ALSO, A FULL ASSORTMENT OF

Brandies, in Cases andf Casks ;

Geneva, in cases and casks;

Geneva, in Baskets;IRISH AND SCOTCH WHISKIES, in

.tw and .

SUPERIOR PORT, SHERRIES, iu caseand caik;

SUPfRlOR BRANDS CHAMPAOXE.

fST INDIA PALE ALES. Quarts and Pints;

IrtVANS PORTER, Quarts and pints;

t,ele)triu', ALE, Quarts and Pints."

.x"Ctir, toskyward angg MADE TO ARRIVE..Send down i jU3

nv lowc

Some bo. . ...ASD ''.TV:

SRIAGE MATERIAL !

S UNDERSIGNED HAS JIST RE-liVi- ng

I.tVKD from (tie East and Fao Francisco, lu additiononCC, targe assortment of Carriage Material, the followingmixed

Hickory spokes,''S from 1 inch to Si Inches.

SoAND HICKORY RIMS,'or " from 1 inch to 21 inches.

ch;iE ASSORTMENT HUBS, ALL SIZES.

relloei for Oz'Carti, Sizes, Oak and Ash;Hickory Wagon and Baggy Shafts, finished and rough;Tole, Wagon and Carriage, finished and rough,Whifflstreea, Doubletrees, Crossbars, Yoke. Soat Railsy?at SpindW, Wagon and Buggy Bow,

ALSO

CARRIAGE HARDWAREr . i

--id Iron Axles, Spring Stay Braces. Foot. ii; , i j Ijops, WhIEetreo Coupling and Fer- -

u s B.i t . - ' 'j " ab Bands, plain, silvered andor olde, tCT e.-- i-- ' Tsrk Pattern, Pole Crabs, Ftep

Trral, Boty Sleph We. - : . -

INE Asst. of CV: f. MOULDINGS' ia Braa and OoU, from to J inch.

Cross Strop 3Iointla consisting of

Diamond Centres Backle, Strap Holder Loops gold & oroide

A FEW SCPEBIOR r.XCLIsn Ss AMERICAN STYLES

BASKET PHAETON BODIES!

it? O&e and Twtated, whk-- h will be put up ia the best

litinaanet to order, at shrt notice.

CARRIAGES'ALWAYS ON HAND

Ot manufacturedwUbfdispatch First Class Workmen ed

In all branches.

A continuance oT the public patronage is respectfully solicited.

i;LASl ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTEyDED TO.Af T.

G. WEST,,D6 Nos. 71, 78 and 73 King St. Honolulu, n. I.

Champagne !

un.A3ViDe OFrpHE

DUC DE MONTEBELLOAND OF

MO AND CHANDON,

JUST LANDED EX KA MOI, and

WARRANTED GENUINEIN QUARTS AND PINTS.

AT F. A. SCHAEFER Ai Co.'a.

ORRl'CATED IROX, in Fheets of 6, 7. and 5c feet la leng'.n.

OALVAXIZED PIPIXO. 2 and 1 1- -2 in. wide

FENCE WIRE, Co. 5;

HOOP IRON, 7-- 8 inch assorted.

DeWEET WAD. assorted;V

-- IPIXG, 1-- 2 Inch;

Birch BroC wire. No to IS;

Slates, Barrels- -

ta arrive. " ',lmr

MT'CI'.eU on nmr"":FEH

VOlP I--K JfOWOPESIplv

FORI,M9

j THE PACIFIC )i M 9 M B H H E H is CJ. GraBB

Importers and Defers in

LUMBER!A X I

BUILDING MATERIALS!-- or-

ALL DESCRIPTIONS!srcn a?

NOR' WEST SCANTLNG,

IJOARDS,Tongued i Hrooved, .Suiaced,

PLANK, BATTENS, PICKE7S,U In. x 4, and KG. for

FENCING !

LATHS, &C.

Scantling, Boards, Plank,Battens-lx- 3, 1x4, 3, andPickets Bongh and Fancy,Surfaced Boards and Plank, 7-- 8 to 2 in.

CLAPBOARDS, LATTICE,Tongued ami (Iroevcd

I1TJ8TIC SIXXDXXNTO.

TIMBER, FOR SHIP USE!2x12 to lCxlC;

CLEAR NOR' WEST, FOR PLANTERS' USE

EASTERN WHITE FINE,

California & Eastern Doors, all sizesSASH, all sizes; BLINDS, all sizes;

White Lead Zinc !PAIXT OIL SMALL PA I XT, CHEAP,

Putty and Varnish,Glass, No. 2x2 and 3,

Wall Paper and Borders,VERY LOW !

Brown Cotton,

Iron and Tinned Tax,Paint & Whitewash Brushes,

METALLIC & FIRE-PROO- F PAINT,For Plantation or any Other tTpe,

Locks,Butts & Hinges,

Bolts, Screws,Hooks and Eyes, &c.

SALT, in QUANTITIES to SUMapl

LUMBER, LUMBER !

LEWERS AND DIGKSON

AT THEIR OLD STANDON

Fort, King and Merchant Sts.

HAVE OX II A X D AXD FOR SALE,

1ST ' WESBoards, Flanks and Battens.

Nor' West Tongued and Grooved Boards,

Nor' West Surfaced Planed Boards.

Rough and Planed Boards,

Redwood Battens and Clapboards,

Redwood Tongued and Grooved Boards,

WHITE CEDARAXD

REDWOODSHINGLES!

DOORS, WIDOWS m BUBS !

Nails, Locks, Butts and Screws,

OIL, WHITE LEAD, ZINC PAINT

Turpentine, Chrome Green,

Paris Green, Chrome Yellow,

Red Lead, Black Paint, Varnishes,

Burnt and Raw Umber,

Venitian Red,, Yellow Ochre, &c, &c.

TALLIG PAINTFOR PLANTATION USE.

WHITE ASH BOARDS & PLANKS,

FOR WHEELWRIGHT AND PLANTATION USE

WHITE EASTERN PINEHOARDS AXD PLANKS.

WALL PAPER !

AND

All 0TIIE1I

LEWERS & DICKSON.572 2r,

ALL?, . - .

Cnwut Market Rate". tnVl ly

,,(Li)mmcrcialhhrliscr.aATVliDAY. JULY 1.

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.SESSIONOF 1876.

For.TiETU Dat June i.Iloa. Mr. WI1.It presented a resolutiou to thee2Vct that a suffijifnt euta of money be appro-priated for the purpose of purchasing a newburjing ground fr the people in Honolulu.

Hon. Mr. Lirenaba presented a resolutionrequ-?:iii- the Minister of Interior to inform thehoii! a to the number of rice birds killed daringth pa?t two jears; as the sum cf $1,066.45appear? to hare beea expended duricg tiat periodfor dtrojicg lbe birds according to theMinisterial statement of expenditure?. Carried.

On motion, tbo rules were suspended and theHon. Mr. Kaai r.l a threatening letter addre.sedto Lira, and left on Lis desk by om peron un-

known.On motion, the Attorney General and Marshal

were instructed to institute inquiries n to theparty or parties who wrote the letter.

Hon. Mr. Kahuila read a resolution th.a the5Utn of 2.000 be appropriated for laying waterpipe? in the di-'ri- ct of Waiobinu. Pending dis-cussion on the above resolution, the house tnokup the

Ol.i-f.- Of THK IUV.The second reading of an act to carry into effect

the Reciprocity Treaty with the United State?.On motion, the houe went into Committee of theWhole, on the consideration ot the abore act. theHon. Mr. Waterhou--- e in the chair.

After a brief consideration, the motion that thecommittee rise and recommend the act pa?s toengrossment waa carried.

The report of the committee having been ap-proved,

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the motion that the said act come up onj

its third reading on Tuesday next waa carried.On motion the House ajourned. :

Forty-Firs- t Day June I'J. :

BErORTS OF COMMITTEES.

The Finance Comtuittee made a lengthy reportOi the financial condition of the gorernment, '

Mfiied by three of the members, two dissenting : i

aJ.o an act framed by said committee, granting the5iH3ter of Finance the authority to issue gov-er.me- nt

i

bonds to the amount of $100,000, for thepu7)o.se of procuring a new inter-islan- d steamer,

jof (00 tons. On motion the report was ordered tobe jrinted.

Tie Committee to whom was referred the actto eicourage the increase of the people, intro-duced

j

by lion. Mr. Martin, reported on the same,and recommended an appropriation of $10,000 be j

made br the object, llefetred to be consideredi

with ttu appropriation bill.j

The committee to whom was referred several i

resolutins relatine to the survey of lands, pre-

sentedi

aresolution that the Minister of Interiorbe requeited to instruct the Surveyor General of

I

the Government, to survey all the mvsurveyedlands. Adopted.

RESOLUTIONS, &C.Hon. Mr. Filipo presented a resolution, that the

Minister of Finance bo requested to place a trans-lated and printed copy ot the report of the Col-

lector

j

General of Customs for two years, endingMarch 31, 1876, before this house. Adopted.

Hon. Mr. Pilipo presented a resolution that the ;

Minister of Foreign Affairs be requested to place j

printed copies ot the Treaty, signed by HisMajesty the King, before this house. Adopted.

Hon. Mr. Kaai gave notice of an act to amendj

an act relating to dray3 and wagons.Hon. Mr. Kaai presented a resties providing

the sum of $1,200 lor retouching the pictures ofJ

Kamehttmeha IV. and his Queen ; Kamehameha V.,and Kauikeaouli and his Queen. Indefinitely ;

postponed.j

Hon. Mr. Kauai read for the Crst time an act toamend chapter 8 of the law approved July 8.1870, relating to divorce.

Hon. Mr. Nahaku read a resolution that the;

Finance Committee be requested to place beforei

the house their report on an act to amend section j

ISO of the Civil Code, relating to the poll tax.Hon. Mr. Kapena read an act to amend sections

:

T, 2, and 30 of chapter 59 of. th9 rvnal Code,delating to the Hoard cf ileal th.

j

-- firth, sir. Kanhane read for the first time an acti

providing that laborers under contracts be free ongovernment nouaays.

Hon. Mr. Aholo presented a resolution that$5,000 be appropriated for improvements on roads ,

rT3 bridges in Labaina. '

Ho vi. Mr. Nahaku gave notice of aii act totax on sugars manufactured in this

'...-lorn-.

' I; n. Mr. Aholo read for the Crst lime an act to. : id chapter 40 of the Fcnal Code, relating to j

disturbing the quiet of the night.Tlon. Mr. Wana, gave notice of an act relating

;

to transferring of prisoners fron other islands toOahu.

ORDER OF THE DAY.Second reading of an act to regulate the asses-

singj

and collecting of' taxes on mortgaged pro-

perties. Laid on table. i

Second reading of an act to amend section 1477of the Civil Code, relating to konohikt lands. I

Referred to a Select Committee. '

. Second reading of an act relating to the civil j

rights of lepers. Reicrred to a Select Committee. i

Second reading of an act to repeal chapter 41j

of the session .laws .of 1870, and to abolish the j

Reformatory School.Pending the discussion on the above, the house j

adjourned.j

Forty-Skcox- d Day June 20. j

The minority of the Finance Committee reportedon the act to abolish the poll tax, and recom-mended

j

that it be indefinitely postponed. The j

majority o! the same committee, recommendingthat it be passed to engrossment.

The motion to indefinitely postpone was lost ;

and after a considerable discussion, the motion toaccept the majority report and pass the act toengrossment, wa3 carried.

His Ex. the Minister of Foreign Affairs pre-

sented a copy of the treaty in the shape of aProclamation by His Majesty.

The Select Committee to whom was referred thelaw to amend sections 1 and 3 of the lawrelating to butchering and selling of beef reportedhaving framed a new bill to take the place of thefirst one ; which was read, and the report beingaccepted, the bill passed to its second reading.

The committee to whom was referred the petitionagainst the seat of Hon. Mr. Kamakan, reported as ;

having enquired of the 1st Associate Justice ofthe Supreme Court, as to the rights of this houseto declare the seat Tacant, and that they wereinformed that this house have the power to doaccording to the provisions of section 798 of theCivil Code ; and that the committee recommendthe seat be declared vacant, and that a newelection be ordered.

After a discussion of two hours, the House i

adjourned.

Fortt-Thir- d Day June 21.RESOLUTIONS. AC.

Hon. Mr. Halstead read for the first time an actto amend chapter oS of the Tenal Code, relatingto the Sabbatb.

Hon. Mr. Birch read for the first time an act toamend section 1C of chapter 41 of the Penal Code,regulating the sale of liquor : also an act toamend section 4 of the law relating to the saleof awa.

Hon. Mr. Kanealii read for the Crst time, thefollowing acts : To regulate the water rights inthe district of Wailuku ; to amend section 57 ofthe Civil Code, relating to retail licenses ; toamend section 174 of the Civil Code, relating toduties of road supervisors ; and an act to abolishtaxes on parents who have not less than 4 children.

Hon. Mr. Halstead gave notice of an act toamend section 53 of chapter 56 of the PenalCode ; also an act to amend section 2 of the lawenacted in 1864. granting jurisdiction to policeand district justices to try cases of criminalconversation and seduction.

lion. Mr. Birch gave notice of an act to amendsection 12 of the law relating to contract? betweenmasters and servants.

Hon. Mr. Til'ipo presented a resolution askingHis Ex. the Minister of Foreign Affairs if theproclamation signed by His Majesty, and issuedin print yesterday, had beeu sent to the Govern-ment of the United States, informing that govern-ment that this house bad passed laws carryinginto effect the Reciprocity Treaty.

His Ex. the Minister of Foreign Affairs repliedin the negative.

Hon. Mr. Wana read for the first time an actproviding that prisoners after having served theirtime in Oahu Jail, bo returned to their homes bythe government.

Hon; Mr. Kaai read a resolution that the Com-

mittee of 13, who are going to Molokai, beinstructed to investigate carefully the conditionof lepers, and that parties who are not proved tobe lepers may be returned bme. Adopted. ;

ORDER OP THE DAY. j

The consideration of the report of the Select j

Committee on the peiition against the seat of Hon. j

Mr. Kamakau. The motion that the report of the j

committee be referred back to them and that they i

ask the opinion of the judges of the Supreme j

Court whether sickness was a sufficient cause for i

this house to declare the seat of its members j

vacant, and that thek honors give their opinion in i

writing, wa3 put and carried.The consideration of an act to repeal chaptt-t- -

;

41 of the law1 of U870, ftuthoriiing the Board of. '

siiusn May 22, 1S7. m?M tf

Etkication to a Cefurmatory School atKoneuli.

Pending the diru.-"sior- i, tie t..u ft!j-tirne-

FfKTT-F- i i ktu Day Fun 22nd.REPORTS Or COMVITTEE.

The l (Vni'r,Ut-- e to whom maa act t e!tc I n ( I nt jtlTf .

reported the s.ia:e a'i U-.'- rr.- - tback to the Cotn:a':t;ee.

Tte Hon. Mr. Swi:n read fur it?-- - ilr- - I (iim" '.inact to indemnify the Minister cf Finance.

Hun. Mr. Nahaku pre?n:ed a thatSrCOO be appropriated for a mail Odrric-- r fromKaanapali to Wuihee, Maui : alto that $SOO beappropriated for a road from Hoookohau toWaihee. Referred to be considered with thappropriation bill.

Hon. Mr. Kabaila presented a resolution that$2,000 be appropriated for water pip tor Wai-ohia- a

Hawaii.OECES OT THE DAT.

The second reading of an act to abolish theReformatory School. After considerable dis-cns.io- n,

the motion to indefinitely postpone wasput and carried. 25 to 13.

The third reading of an act to carry into effectthe treaty. HI" Ex. the Minister "of ForeignRelations made some remarks, and moved tbeprvvious question, which was ruled i"'t of orderby th" Piesident.

A warm and leugtty discussion a rose.pending th" ame. the house adjourned.

FoRTT-FirT- Ii Jiuih :rd.RESOLUTIONS, ETC.

Hon. Mr. Kanealii read Ur the first time an actto regulate water right at Wailuku, Maui.

Hon. Mr. Kalaukoa read a resolution that thehouse meet at 10 a. m.. on and after Monday, andtake a recess at 12 m.. and meet again at 1 p. tn.Adopted.

Hun. Mr. Naili gave notice of an act to amendsections 6 and 7 of an act approved on the 2- -d ofAugust 1SC2, relating to the duties of RoadSupervisors.

lion. Mr. Kanealii presented a resolution thatthe Minister of Finance be requested to placebefore this house the budget on Monday.

His Ex. the Minister of Finance stated that it ishis intention to lay the same before the house onTuesday.

Hon. Mr. Naili j gave notice of a proposedamendment to article 56 of tiie Constitution,

Hon. Mr. Kanealii read for the first time an actto abolish the taxes on parents who have not lessthan 4 children.

Hon. Mr. Birch read for the first time, an act toamend sections 1 and 2 of the law relating tocontracts between masters and servant" : also anact for the protection of forests.

ORDER Or THE DAY.The consideration of an act to carry into effect

the treaty. The previous question having beingruled out of order yesterday by the Presidentand the mover of the same. His Ex. the Ministerof Foreign Relations, having appealed to thehouse on the ruling of the chair, the subject wasthen discussed, and on motion, the house decidedagainst the ruling of the chair. The previousquestion was then, put and carried, and the actthen passed on its third reading

The Houe adjourned till Monday, at 10 a. m.

Forty-Sixt- h IKv June 2C.PETITIONS.

From Waimea, Kauai, praying that the Houseapprove of the treaty.

RESOLUTIONS, &CBy Hon. Mr. Barenaba.that $3,000 be appro- -

priated for a breakwater at Waiahole, "Oahu.Referred to be considered with the appropriation

Hon. Mr. Waterbouse rose to a question ofprivilege, and denied the statement made in thelas P. C. ArERTisr..vto- - effc ttbxi be badvoted against the act to carry into effect thetreaty.

Hon. Mr. Wana presented a resolution, that$300 be appropriated for a scow at Kalihiwai.Kauai.j Hon. Mr. Halstead presented a resolution to thetffect that no member be allowed to speak forover fifteen mi'iutes on the consideration of anysubject before the house. After some discussion,the resolution was withdrawn.

Hon. M'. Ilelekunihi presented a resolution.tuut members of the houso be specially invited tobe on hand every day at 10 a. m.

non. Mr. Barenaba begged to amend, that afine of $1.00 be imposed on every member makinghis appearance after the hour of meeting, and thatthe Sergeant-at-arm- s be instructed to buy "beer"with all monies collected from that source, andplace the same in the back hall for the benefit ofthe members. Rejected.

Hon. Mr. Nahaku presented a resolution, thatthe appropriation blrV be - tnkeii up for consider- -

ation every day .hereafter.Pending the discussion on the same, the house

went into theORDER OF THE DAY.

The majority and minority reports of the coni-- imittee on education, on several petitions relatingto the bureau of Public Instruction and the Super- -

intendeut of schools, together with two bills whichwere laid over to be considered with the report ofthe committee, amending sections 11, 12 and 13 ofan act to amend chapter 10 of the Civil Code, andamending section 25 of the same chapter, relatingto the Board of Education.

On motion, the house went into Committee ofthe Whole on the consideration of the same, theHon. Mr. Nahaku in the chair,

Hon. Mr. S. X. Castle spoke In favor of themajority report of the committee, which recom-- imended the indefinite postponement of the twoacts, and that the school system continue as atpresent.

After considerable discussion, which occupiedthe whole of the afternoon, in which the Hon.Messrs. Castle, Rhodes and Smith spoke for theadoption of the majority report and the rejectionof the bills; and Hon. Messrs. Birch, Kaai,Nawahi and Aholo f poke for the adoption of theminority report and the passage of the tW3 bills :the motion that the committee rise and recommendthe adoption of the majority report was put andlost, and the minority report was then adopted.Adjourned.

rForty-sevent- Day June 27.

Hon. Mr. Ahole gave notice of a bill to amendsection 913 of the t ivil Code.

Mr. Kauai gave notice of a bill to amend sec-tion 3 chapter 50 of the Penal Code. .

Mr. Halstead presented a resolution that theMinister of Finance be instructed to place in theappropriation b'ill the sum of $10,000 for a doctorat the Leper Settlement of Kalawao, Molokai.

His Ex. the Minister of Finance read for thefirst time the Appropriation bill for the two en-

suing years, which ammounts to $1,223,979,74.On motion the bill was ordered to be printed.

The President laid before the Assembly the in-

vitation of Mr. E. P. Adams the chairman of thecommittee af arrangements of the Centennial Cele-bration of the 4th of July, inviting the membersto a public meeting at Kawaiabao Church at 11a. m. on max uay, an i to a picnic at ivenenuna, at3 r. m.

On motion, a select committee consisting otMessrs Green, S. N. Castle, Birch, nalemanu andBarenaba was appointed to draft a reply accept-ing the invitation.

Hon. Mr. Naili read for the first time his proposedamendment to the article 58 of the Constitution.Indefinitely postponed.

Hon. Mr. Ilelekunihi presented a resolution thatwhen the laws passed by this assembly are prin-ted and bound in book form, 4he Minister of In-

terior is instructed to send a copy of the same toeach member of this Assembly, also a copy of re-vised Civil Code and reports of the Supreme Conrt,volume III. Carried.

On suspension of the rules. Mr. Kalaukoa wasallowed to read a petition signed by thirty names,stating that they worked the road between Nuuanuand Liliha street for the sum of 1,000, and askedthe payment of the same amount.

His Ex the Minister of Interior stated that hemade no agreement with those people.

The petition was referred to a select committeeconsisting of Messrs. Pilipo. Kalaukoa, Kaai. W. R.Castle and Aholo.

ORDER OF TUE DAY.

The bill to amend section 1 chapter 41 of thePenal Code, relating to the suppression of liquor,came up on ita second reading in the committee ofthe whole. Hon. Mr. Isenberg was called to thechair.

After a long debate in which Messrs Green andRhodes spoke against and Messrs Kaai, AttorneyGeneral, Preston and Castle spoke in favor, thecommittee rose and recomended the passage of thbill with the amendment that the act shall becomea law in May 1877.

The bill to admit certain articles free of dutycame up on its second reading and on motion wasindefinitely postponed.

The bill to amend section 239 of the Civil Coderelating to estrays, came up on its second reading.Referred to a select committee.

The act requiring Banking houses to take outlicenses came up on its second reading. Referredto a select committee.

House adjourned.

K O 1-- SilLE!1

FRESH ..IFDIAN CORN !i to pay VSETT, Qu-- n "tr-e-r.

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PHILADEPHIA ! !

nd as vor 8el have provided !

. aiTif w.rh of :bc ;

ELEGANT SOLID SOLE

LEATHER TRUNKS !

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to t Lal at th

STORE of M. MclNERNYH7f t run Ik found itit or

ElElllTIIMi IS THE TRIM LIVE

Among wiiifh r

Lr.11V Jvlid pole Leather Trunks, rivHed edifea;L.Ko' poiid Bridle Leather Trunki, rlreted eJjej;

Solid Leather Trunks, aeved edges;lilies' Klefrant Leather Corered Saratogas.

Ladies' Composition Saratogas,Ladies' Embossed Zinc garal ga.

Ladies' El.-ga- Travelling Dressing Cases,Ladies' Russia Leather Shopping Valises.

La lies' Bags and Reticules in all s:xes.Ladies Canvas Covered Trunks,

LADIES' STATE ROOM TRUNKS!An article much iu demand, stowing neatly under Ui staleroom berth.

Solid Sole Leather Trunks, riveted edges;Gent's Solid Bridle Leather Trunks, riveted edges

Gent's Leather Trunks in al! sites;Gent's Bound Wee Trunks.Gent's Solid Sol Leather Valises,

Gent's Brittle Leather Valises,Gent's No. 1 and 2 Boston Valises,

Gent's Patent Corner Valises,Gent's Elegant Russia Leather

. Travelling Casr s,Gent m Shawl and Blanket Straps, Trunk Straps,

Tourist ami Traveler's Bags aud Valises.

Tn fait fv(rtih)f in. the ahove line am?at J llooh Ixrlcs.

ALSO, JUST TO HAND !

AN ELEGANT LINK OF

GENT'S SHOE WAREAmong which are the '

CELEBRATED CORK SOLE GAITERS .'

Just the thing for the wet weather.

The Neatest Style of Men'sSlippers !

Evfar offered h;re. Among which are the d KvereitSlippers, and in fct everything in all we!l appointed Bool aidShoe Stores.

All t,f ohore lini of (ioinU W be. Sotfot Pries to suit tie Time.

Thrae Good nrr well kuswa here mmd steedno reromniendallsa. Rrerr I'nli-Wn- r

rnmeri.1YI. MclNERNY.

i j-- Corner of Fort snd Merchant Streets.

JUST RECEIVED !

And For Sale by

F. T. LEHEIIAfJ & CO.,

' inn Tin- I'll.

EX AG LAI A AND CEDER,And Other Late Arrivals.

FOLLOWING MACHINERY!ONE Sl'GAR MILL.. COMPLETE;

THREE WESTON'S CENTRIFUGALMACHINES!

FIVE STEAM CLiRIFIERS, 400. and 3 OO GALLONS.

DRY GOODS!O- F-

Vvrioii ouoriiationi

L I Q, U O II S !Cases Heidseick's Camigne, pints and quarts.Baskets Lawrence's "pagne, pts and rjts,Baskets Lawren, panne, extra dry.Cases Hennes? Z 1 Brandy,Casej Martef?v ciirandy,Cases Plan, ' iDlV.Cases SmalBaskets BeCases Bes c ff ain.Cases Be: . - ,f a L Irirfh Whiskev.Cases DamV, a V.'hiskey,Bestscotcn y.Quarter Casks jWinesay's Best Pale Brandy,Quarter Casks rjrXeWt Best Brandy,Quarter Cask. maica Bum.

BEST AJBICIX WHISKIES:0 ntal. Hermitage and O. F. C.

Cases Best. Sherry, Cases Best Old Port.Quarter CfW Pale Bherry,Qnarter C j Iri-- W hiskey,

McEWa'S INDIA PALE ALE,Pints and Quarts.

India f-- .f Ale, pints and quarts,Bass It ' India Pale Ale, pints and quarts;Orangf fitters.Bout- - a 4r - s 1, an.i uia.ru uuj nraiw.Caes-fuPe'- Vermouth, Caes Boker's Bitters,CasesJuperior Claret, tt, c.

Cases XcEwan's xxx Stout, In Stone Jugs,PIXTS AXD QTTAKTS.

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A FULL A??ORTMEXT OF

DRY GOODS!ConitIn? of :

' Fine Prints, I'lalii, new styles;Tine While Ground Print", new style;

White Shirtinirs. White Drills,Pnnerior QaaKty of Bleached Denims.

Superior Tweeds,Shawls, AortHl, kc, e.

Al-e- O, A FJXE LOT OF

I Superior Brands of Champagne !

Apl F. T. I.ENEHAX CO.

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'lUIE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF I'KINT IN T II F MARK FT. I'l.AlN COLORSm Itght and dark aad it; a trw pwer f laocy Tnaiir Whit Mt.itlta, t.ie t.'ottoa k)B.

In i Cneap l"Bblmch1 Cttoa. Fine P.lachd Cotton, nurilnl ill f m an4 Mdiia tnt4rk4 Crta.4 superior aaortasnt ot ' mfjrnot. ait waul and rvttsn aid wo4 grrj sd gotdva. ,

For csoxxtloyn on's Wear!FINEST BLACK BROADCLOTH AND DOESKIN'S. ALL WOOL TWKCDI, UMIIE

AND "BCFF LINEN DUCK. FINE WHITE MOLESKIN, FIN MT WHITEMARSEILLES VESTING. UNEV FA N'T STCFFS, BROWN LIN' FN'

I.Rtl.UALSO BXCEITED Fancy Wool Ovenh.rt Coll on t'idrrh,rt, (Ire) WJ riauiM-l- , Fin a4 MeJuias fA Few Piece Kos. 5, 9 and 12 FRY PI l it GROri (IK AIN RIBIloM". VtltV CIIFAP; bUr-- r4 Crassi.Ail Uoea Napkins. Java Caavsa, WrwoiiO Nduag, Hlu FIaudH. A a--w FINK IILACK LAMA LACKS II A W LS. Table Daassk. iJlria, Bareg. Biark Hair Ch-ih- , My t hr4. Ac.ALSO fprarA Jackson's CeMwated AimiiH rle, fat, kslf mand. suar and tapoet Bastard Cut, t4 Cat aadimoott, imiW aisa. KOOGKa Bob CI LkBK ATatls . I TI.S.KV rir, rSxvi Ks. wea aad TfcMKnives, rw set of their best Plated pVtor; Brdl Puckira, 6 . S-- 4, T- - and I liH it tinM fnui I mi m4Shirt Ballon, best qaattties. Fish an t Cod Line In variety, BloaraMl and I' akkswHoi, I'ant Baekles, SMMp Ladle.Curry and Mane Combs, Percussion Caps, 4 6. , Id lug Mh4. Fin Ta. key and Patb (, Chasls bslns. TaKettle, and 3 qaaru, Gslraolsrd Wah Haios, 0Untt Tubs, 12 tot) In txt T llior-- , I It In. M'lwardNeedle. BE T ANNEALED AND TAKRED S KNCINU WIRE. Ilsbtmck'sRoiled and Raw Linseed Oil, lluocark's Wblte Zinc atvt Lad, Assorted I's.nU la Oil, B-- st li.dfw, fvrswr.Cream Tartar, Pure White Castile oap. Pardin, Frrnch rllnw. VHIrw M l.illcf and Chalk. t Bvwv. t--4and 2 Inch! Ox Toke 4. 6 and Pans PKws. Katie and 90 PIaws. ritra Point. Harrows, Cultivator andHoe. DOWNER'S KEROSENE OIL DIRECT FHOM liW.MFH COM PAN V, Itrv' AnwiiOil, good and cheap. . , ,

Also on Hand. A General Assortment of Agricultural Implements ?

A FEW DOZEN WARD PAYNE'S CELEBRATED Nu 3D RIIKF1 ftHEAHtt. TIIKBEST QCALITV M D K.

The above with many other article to te fund at LOWFST PRICF5, at

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A FINE ASST. OF SHEtf PAINTS, ALL COLORG J

TI'RI'ENTINE, VARNISHES. FAINT BRt'fiHEM. A FINK LOT tll'ILD.ER'S HARDWARE. A GOOD kTOCK OF AO It ICI'LTCR A L

I.MFLKM EN'TS.

Will be Sold sit IlKCIIMtOClTY IMUCMS!!By DILLINGHAM CO..

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O. BREWER & CO.OFFER FOR SALE

By Late Arrivals from Boston!

IIIK FOLLOnfc ASSO&TMEMT OF

ERCHAKDISE I

Anchors, COO to 1000 pound n,'

Leather Beltinfr, 8 to in.; Oak Tanned, Hpr.ne Bnl,Boxes Jams and Bale of Roie,Boats. Assorted fctylc. liwib Ijinoe,Cane Knives, Cultivabjnr .Carts t Hand, Mai and aloritr.Copper Paint, Canal Barmws,

Cumberland Coal, in Casks !

Fence Wire. Cost Quality

FIRE CLAY, FIRE EXTINGUISHERS,1 Horse Power lor Sawing Wood,

Planters' Hose, Day Cotter,Kaolin, Fire Clay,

YELLOW PINE, Well Seasoned !

Yellow Metal. IS to 26 oi.; Composition Nails,Ox Yokes, Plow, various styles 4 sites, Palls, 3 Hoop,

American Prints desirable stylesBest Quality Rosin, Turks Island Salt, In Oak Bids.,Mt Painted Wheel Barrow,

CASKS of EGG COAL!For Stoves, ,

IMPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR FAMILY USE

Ex Favorite, from Victoria I

100 Barrel Frazer River flalroon,20 Ilalf Barrel Frazer River Palmon,

Every Barrel in PF.RPKf.'T ORDER, and

FOR SALE A VERY LOW FIGURE !

100,000Eastern Pine Sugar Shooks,

WILL BE

Sold at a Lower 3?rice !

Than ever before offered In this Mtrk't. The

Shooks are Thoroughly Seasoned,And eff--r advantage ovr aHh.r

Sold in Tlii llnrkct :IT Iloldinit a Larger Qaantity of Pnjtar, aln!nf from 24

per cent, to 3 per cent, in setting up. and retiring no cooper-ing after leaving the plantation.

ALL OF THETBOVE G00OSWill be Sold Low !

To CIohc ConwitrnmontH !

And to male room for XKW UOODP exj,.,

SYRE and CKVf.OX,To .Irrtce Jsirly Sr.H Full,

Invoices of which are Expected !

NK.YT MONTH.

p22 3ru C. BREWER t CO.

A NEW TOP BUGGY FOR SALE. . ; .ONE lirXDRED AKDEVTr.PRICK. r:n1n"T,V1ivr.n.v,

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T1IIK I'XflRRNIUKF.D It AM OW "Mnl'"1'PULI-OM1N- LINK OF

FI.E liOIl) Affl SHIER WARES !consitin(i or

Ladies and (lnta Fuperior Closter and Bollia'ire UiaaabndKlnic. a rail Una,and Oents Knerald Huby and Uarnet Rlnra,l.adie French Bsppbir KifV, FnU Line of Asstd KiBf.

LADIES' GOLD WATCHES 1

Stem dr Key Winter, 1,th lYei.rh d-- Amerlmp.Lad! Gold Opera Chains, ,

Ladle Neck Chains,Ladie, Oold and "ilrer TWwildes,

Gents' Gold and Silver Watches8TKM AND KKY WINDER,

Including , he Celchratd " . rt ,Co- - other JUoowned lakers.

Gold Lockets and Chains, Gold Charms,fJold Pens, Massive Oold BrscsleU,

Oold Breastpins, (Ladies and Oents)OoM Kar Ring, Oents Oold H.lver Chaias,

Solid Silver Table Forki & Spoons,Holid Silver Peswrt Fork and Kpoofis,

M" 2' rP00". "T "atar hell,Jolld Bolt Pmmh), ftolld Piirer Pie, Cake, and Fk. . Knives, holid Hllrrr Uuttr Knives,

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SOLD A S LO W A S TTTJ LO WX'rXT Th Public will do well to Call and Fiamlne thew

Ooxls before purckaing F.laewlier. .

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AcoutaBrand's Bomb Lances,'

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