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T. I'oreljn Slonlhllrt. m,t 

L' iiKotriini)rlhiiifiHllymtlhtfnl- - firm, ritlfrr hs pumpm tii(.ay 01 tijrchatttr- - 

th month. f rimotrUwertpton of "W a.i..pia 10 iw IUi Is l.r !""" 

... iiwit mut tlanrf-ria- n anp.rcatiaiM l permit- - 

i r..le l rxwtfun of the Sowlii, trt) ,, . thai tru public ofW 

i will Ik pflntil In nxi Sattutias't ha!l - hchl stnctly nccnuntnltlc for their 

pVmenl. tntat t that thry their rlutita in 

ccufiluvf ,,i''1 ( I''' lvl (ne 'I1'1' of the 

rw S-- i ne: Mtrhatan article ) ami that the Irgitiatutv will t.mine and 

'IcrlMtt Spencer on The Slw of I.ttfrator. '!mt la lh iritiars nil nrnilr-r- a of imblk 

J 

. i.looK.olH.nln.lran.ltoocUnnicl 

I rr given In fratjriisrtt. It It earnestly earn- - 

i rolei! tothw mnnben nf the present Hats-'nu- n 

Legislature who he the time, the 

pttienee ami the Intellect to attfmlhle it. 

IItrpr's opens with ilelightful 

i Dry, written ami lltustrateil dy Howanl I'jrle. 

Ilarpct'ti richer in lllustratinnt this month 

than it The Century, tn fiction, William lllaek 

fanly otTsett Cable; ami Krv. H. 1'. Hoe 

thimsh he write. let well, htt infinitely more 

t j lay than either Kobert Grantor llemy 

Jjnirt has. Mr.Illnglnson't paperi on the 

ettly prcthltntt are cnntlnucil the pres-en- t 

one beinj; entilteil The Kra of Cowl 

feeling, ami treating of Monroe a the central 

figure. Mr. Cnrll I), of course, cl In the 

IMItor't lUiy Chtir. The tiewi of Mr. Ctirtlt 

on the nieces nf the modern newspaper would 

l rr tpeetfully jubmllteil to an ailmiilnR con 

stituency If pacc permlttnl. The May num- 

ber it a literary feat, an artHtlc ilellRhl and 

a tupgettlve helper foi the earnest thinker. 

The Centuty for January contain Dr. r, 

inott entertainingly continued ; that 

thiillingly ttupld ttoty An Average Man ami 

the lwginnlng of a new study in commonplice 

culture by Heniy Jamet, entitled Uvly 

Sludcnttof ethnological resemblance 

will be Interested In the portrait of the Ner 

Perce Chief Joseph, who bens a trong 

statue. I.mer 

(liMriellJer'lIiwihotne will welcome a paper 

yr 

l 

upon the ereal novelist's life In btlem, wiilten 

foA,,bJ hlsijicrjurlwilhimsclf awiilcrof strong 

""" (ahd thoTou&hV Imlividual storie. On the 

TrainlngjOPtttents, is one of Mr. trank K. 

SiocViohVinoU tharacteristic sketches. The 

Ope"rYT.ctter denattmenl it unusually full and 

meaty. Temiance people ought to read Kev. in 

Washington tlladdcn't critic and the review 

of his reviewer. 

The Overland for May It not a scry inter-etil- 

number. The following vcrte by Mr. 

the 

K. C. Stnford will be appreciated, not only 

by hit friends but by man) lovert of genu 

inely poetic verse who have not the honor of 

that talented young gentlemen' acquaintance ; F, 

Ml-ri- AND f7RASrLOWBt:. in 

0 i let And ntt a wrutpr floats, 

r m rirj hull of (tfay-sr- n oali : 

in 

.Vii htr a nous ihtm btaaes up 

Thl orant flarns of Iha pv cup : 

IVe altar lire thai shins between 

T'tt tipenn; shafts uf a temple frren. 

Vl I ibire lb bjttrreups flat j bcMLie 

Ta purpll aratvUa' lsri wijs ; 

AarJeaol MtJai, as of olj, 

CitH half its btattomt lumsl to 20IJ. 

No which, tny tal. Ilk you best, 

1 ne parple an 1 Ai of kmity rrtt ; 

f .!w:rt of dt nr thit wrtt ths less 

la spite of IU fuller pjrfe;tnt I 

Our lAtrnl Jlonlhllt. 

The Hawaiitn Is Rood this rnonth. Mr. 

Bj'top' article 0.1 th: KraVatou eniptlon was 

naticcd In the Honoluln Letter ricentry. Mr. 

M. M. Scott contribute tome interestinc 

of Japanese folk lore. The cditorials-n.'Ubl- j- 

that entitled Wanted and the one on 

Chinese Immigration deserve the earnest at- - 

.1 

fntion of every thoiichtful reader. The Fit e 

Dollar Gold Piece it fintlly expended. 

The Anglican Church Chronicle contains the 

usual amount of interesting reading for Church 

men. The following sentence of interest to 

newspaper men chiell) are a happy combina 

tion of graceful compliment and a ttrong cen 

sure, evidently written in anticipation of the 

new regime at the Itulletin office ; "There is 

nothing to despicable as a new siuper which 

indulges In tile personal abuse merely because 

of differences in political opinions. The temp- 

tation to abuse it very gieat In o.ir smalt com- 

munity, and the paper stnich shots the most 

in this accomplishment is too often considered 

by us the brightest and most readable, until it 

happens to fall foul of one's self, and then no 

name is Ivad enough to aprly to it." 

The Friend for May it an unusually bright 

number. The opening article notices the tub- - 

script ions already paid in to secure the $15,000 

conditionally proanised to Oahu College l 

Hon. C. K. llithop ; and contains an earnest 

appeal for further subscriptions that the gene 

rous donation may not go by default. Mr. V, 

W. Damon's Ramble, in China are devoted 

thit month to "Chinese New Year." A e 

article on The Lalr Traffic conclude 

with the following sentences t "There is a 

great difference, it must be acknowledged, In 

the manners an.l morals of different ship mas- 

ters. The instructions of the Hawaiian Govern- 

ment atetrulypaternaljbuttoputthevvork of 

recruiting laborers In the hands of tome captains 

would be at wise at In send Satcn to preach 

the gospel of salvation from tin." 

Front the excellent number of the Planter' 

Monthly foi May It selected the following 

timely editorial extract t 

A comparison nf these great and intelligent 

nations England and the United States with 

Hawaii may appear foolish t yet the principle. 

of government at those countries ought to 

guv.-i- here, for ae tiled to follow them. The 

,an.UIution define and restricts the )meis uf 

the departments. Each must lw kept separate 

ami distinct the other. Whenever an 

id it patted by which either lake powers fiom 

the other, such law is contiary to the spoil and 

intent uf the fundamental law, even if not in 

itte f ttnctly unconstitutional. I is just at 

lierestaty that the king keep within constitu- 

tional limits at for the courts or legislature. 

Tot constitution declare that the king govern 

for tha good uf the whole people and not for 

ptont or honor of any cUs, individual or fam- 

ily. The people htv the right, and it may Us 

laid it is Iheir duty to see that (he government 

it r the Coiunnm i;vkI. It the duty of the 

tiiislature lolniuirc i.itu the use, the purpo.4 

end object nf the numerous foreign cmbasic 

(U the past two )cm, and it it the light til the 

avacnibly to appioie or condemn the unit at 

til cite: may b:. Il it the duty of ihcatttmliy 

to impute whether the government hat been 

conducted in general In accordance with itt 

prctciitKnl powtrt. It it lit tluty tn ascertain 

wr)rlhcr the new coins have been made accor-din- ' 

10 law whether they have coined of gold 

arul silver lit compliance with the act to icgu-lai- c 

the currency in about the proiurtion nf 

thice of gold to two of silver 1 whether the 

puichat of bullion for tuch woik hat been in 

accordance with (he acl, and whether all of 

lucb. money are the coins prcacriped by the 

law, it ihe right uf (he Icgitlallx assembly 

la ctpttM tt view at to what Is meant by the 

"klngt pleasure," with reference to the appoint-tsen- i 

anal icrnotal of miimtcit of (he cabinet. 

Il it lie duty nf the leglslaluic to guild itt 

own honor arul Integrity by enacting lawt 

w hkh 1H1H prevent lit inembert fnun accept, 

iru? 01 holding any utfice of dust or profit fropt 

the guvtinm.Rt. The people expect that the 

( 

gituwie ssUljsvtlouslygutid ami defend the 

people t rum s an encroachment tiui win 

farce economy in all etpenditutc (that it will 

wholly prevent any foolish or wattcful use of 

public Money t that it will cause it to be un 

tlarttoad itt no uarertain voice, that the 

0 ibt couolry, however derie come 

- (MB tVJtt. Uln 10 Lb fssyle, and that no 

.halt fili.lry thr w them away. In arty 

ate- - 

shall 

for 

fiom 

inienrv. u it aio hii-ii- m ami i in. auiy ui 

)h) uiMmt , tw wh ,,, foa,. 

nlthosil fear or favor, but tn no i!til f !ctlon 

or idle If honor lie iliie, let hon 

or be given t if renire I necestsnry, let the Mo. 

vthcc 01 cotxJetnn!ion he clear and certain 

It lie with the comliw station tn further dem 

monttratr beftire the world whether Hawaii I Vatat 

lit for or whether it must be 

trriverrKtl from witlnnit. 

(xtnif AW.tha llntthl. 

Since the Ut reeord in thit depaitment, 

the following notrd personage have tiled in C 

Europe Charlet Heade, l'.nglltli novelist, 

aged 701 Alfieil Atlionse llaentjen), l'reneh 

xtatesman, aged Co; Dr. Kniamiel Itogge, 

(iernun etplorer of Wett Africa; Henry 

Jamet Jlyron, the tucrettful Knglitli diainatltt; 

Hcv. Kotxrl Illckeistcitli, lIrliop of KIpoA, 

England 1 Walter 1'rancis Montague Djuglas 

Scott, Dake of lljccleucii and Oueemlnir) : So. 

John Henry lllunl, a writer for 

Knglish religious teviewt ; Ivnianucl Geibel, 

the famous Crmian poet, Aged 59 in London, 

Kdward M. Sncll, American Consul at Mann- 

heim, Germany; nt Monte Carlo, Tuscan), 

Dr. Ferdinand Zeitc, one of the oldest and 

best known San Francisco ph)sicians. In the 

United State t New York City, Col. John HA 

J, Cladel, aged 50; Cleaseland, Ohio, 

Jal Fitch ; New York, Martin I. 

Howell, an old underwriter; Ilrookljn, Col. A 

Thomas W. Cartwright, nged 81 ; llaltimorc, 

Inshka Yansant, city comptroller, aged So; 

Uelilmorc, Kev. John C. Ilackus, a noted 

Presbyterian pastor ; Virginia'. John 

W. Gregory, aged 80 j New York, Joseph T. 

Hauls, an eminent aititt.iiged So; Hartford, D 

Connecticut, Dr. Pliny A. Jewell, a highly 

successful ph)tician, ; High Kock, Mastacbus- - 

sctts, HenryJ. Hutchinson, one of the originals 

the Hutchinson family of ningers ; Oxford, 

Mississippi, udgej. M. Hove), agedS5 ; Xcw 

York, Isaac Walton, a noted builder ami con 

tractor, aged S3 ; New York, Major Stephen 

Kovacs, a Hungarian patriot and member of 

(J. A. 14. from the Union side ; New York, 

Thomas Gold Applcton, the lloston author; 

New York, Anson House, a notable hotel J 

keeper, formerly a Californian ; Rtiv. Father 

J. Sanchez, the oldest Ho.nan Catholic priest 

California, aged 93; Indian ipotis, George 

nged 71, the oltle-i- t locomotive engineer 

the United Mates ; Woodland, California, 

Jams Moore, 1 pioneer; San Francisco, Cap!. 

John Clar, a pioneer of '40, and one of the 

oldest merchant captains in the American fcer 

sice. 

lllnlnr' lltttnn, 

the 

Blaine it ahead among Kansas Republican. 

Nevada ami Orcgoi Republicans have de 

clared for lllamc. 

The California U'publicans liave instructed 

their delegate for HUinc. 

leading Militiciuis think 

Maine's success at Chicago it assured. 

The San Francisco Aragonaut has receiv etl 

tetters from nearly tuu thousand Illaine men. 

Honolulu American Republicans are nearly 

unit for Illaine. The next choice it KdmumK. 

It it said that Conkling expresses a decided 

preference for Illaine at a presidents! candi- 

date. 

The Xcw York Tribune figures that Illaine 

hat 35S votes, and several states and territories 

to hear from. 

A dispatch sa)t; "Thercit the tactt author 

ity for the statement that Illaine' liook will 

reach t,oco,ooo copies and hit profit $800, 

000. 

A wag says: "Mr. Illaine' book hat proved 

tuch an assured success in advance of itt pub 

lication, that he may yet conclude that he 

would rather write than be president. " 

"Illaine it undoubtedly the choice of the great 

mast ol the Republican party, and wo cannot 

see him cheated out of a nomination thit )car. 

The colored element are especially euthusiatic 

over the proposed nomination of I.inqo'n for 

the Washington Freed man. 

all )e freemen in the song, 

e loud and clear the glad refrain, 

IMowte, O Fame, on trumpet strong; 

L-- o'er the land It heard the ttrain. 

A defening cheer like thunder p5.1l 

! given now vviih might and main ; 

N-- other name provoke tuch thrill 

the gallant Jamet G. Illaine. 

lllr I'urntjlt .Vrtr. 

Yellow fever hat rrachetl Lima l'eru. 

Nevs York hat now a CalifornUn Club. 

ThousamU of KnglUh.tailort hate no uorL. 

Queen Victoria has been tulTerini; uilh lum- 

bago. 

llc'lmunt Cattle Scotlaml, has been destroyed 

by lire. t 

Slril.cs are un the Increase In IjiglanJ nntl 

on the continent. 

It it rum ireat thtt I'ort Ita nuy ek an 

at) turn In l'rance. 

There hate cxtentlre firet in Utngooi ant 

Matulalay, Djrro.th. 

The tleeragepaiugefrom Kcw Yijrk o Lis-ei- 

hat been rctlucetl to $1$, 

A new nrciy Mil hit erHl great abrm 

amantth French niUIdlc clati-jt- . 

The bill to stamji out l.ntuinonia in cattle 

hat (uttal the United Sutn Senate, 

llisnuik hat declared tint Unjjland it ret 

pontible fur the cuiitliiiw of lg)'ll. 

Uyntmitert lute been ulannin,; to blow up 

thj C'ltcrnment buildings tn Toronto. 

Kinr John, of Abytinnia, hat not yet fur 

nUhel lliii iirny with which to vthip VA Madhi. 

Memorial tervicci in liom r of Wendell 

I'hillipt were hcKI in Boston ou the (Sih 

Coita It aliosit 10 dltchargr all her Ameri- 

can and Kjrp(an employea and tub.litulc 

lapaaete. 

Adticct from the far east luing runort of 

lieth uussaciia of (.hustlaut la laces bMtli 

eastern AtU. f; 

" 

I'reliiniruiy iilani hueTtxtn drawu up fj 

Ihe catnstructioa of a ctrul between Guatemala 

auj Salvador. 

Kigtt Eminent Sir IStonroe Petri, hat been 

elected Grand Conimod:r of Knightt Tcruplar 

In talilJinia. 

coviuilta w ractra rac 

HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN 

flrofcwionnl Qlnrbs 

'MtTII ft THUMTOrf, iW.O. Rmitii, 

) U A. Tm mid 

HrnrHae III iMIr, 

fa. Msmoitsrt RftrsMrT, ...tf.l.l'l.f !o. 

at 

UflU.Ill 0. SUtTrl ft e. 

J I. A. Tfi"Jt, t 

(W O. Smith, f 

,rni nurt Wnwl IWtil trfcw, 

M M..itT StrtT Bwmijc Jo. 

(MiiUht I 101 

memad K, RaOW, TstVto- - and W P 

Stock , Bands ssttd stonlar Vi.trtiVM 

Uovdtrr io Soto 01 CnKMitMoa. 

Money Loaned m Stock SeettrUte. 

tlo-t-f 

B. DOLB, 

fViMHseor 11I Iai9 rttl .Vfr,irr rtihtlf, 

JWT 

Coaotit FlMtT AMD Mp.CHAHTTIIrTt, IISIMIVI.I' 

It 

W. ASIII'OHD. No. 

CLAKHNCB 

,1 llnrn ey, .Snllellnv, llle., 

is Kaahumsxu Srwirr 

IIonolbiu 

to 

UT R. CASTLE, 

tltlnrnru nt l.mr nml Solum fnhllr, 

Attetids all ltt Cmina of the Klnxdom. 

ryDWAKD PRESTON, 

.tttornrl nml t'nnntlnr nt .tri-- . 

foT StBT 

HliNOLlLtl 

LBEiVr C. SMITH, 

.llrnf In tithe ArknutrltHlffeiHnt 

tn 

Imtrtttnrnt, 

Orricr With .Smith A rhurton, atton.y-tIa- 

No. jE. MkrcmaktStkaxt. - 

RS. CUMMINGS A MARTIN 

.NurjffrtiM iiiKf llomrrjHtlhle 7jyt,v.ri. 

Offkbctirnbh Four avd I.ijristaia Sts,, 

OTrfe lour Until 9 A. M., an 1 trom -3 an J 6:y-- 8 f.M. 

vj D. EMERSON, M. D. 

VlUftlctitit f. M(I Sttryron. 

Honolulu 

U. 

TltlJtPHUI SUMBBK I49. 

Co 

OTice houn from JJi to toMa. ni.; i to p. m, 

Office And KeldMKc, So, a isuk utiircct, corner Furt 

Utett. 

S 

M. WHITNEY, M. D., D. D. S. 

Dnntal Ji"oi I'nrt Mrrr, 

Honolulu 

U. I. 

Office in Hrewtr IHoek, conrtr Hot ami Fort 

Strcru, cotrnoct on llotw street. 

tttilliam b. McAllister, 

Hontlst, 

rexMAMrutTir locatko in '. 

OAce, corner of Fort ami Hotel street, ever Trejkai'a 

Slvre. 

Particular atrentioa pkl to rtatorauaa yoltl fifHrtf. 

Kelyitlf on goal work at reslson fjea toir 

CAXvfilenoc of the public 

rZO L. DADCOCK, 

(LTK OP OAKLAND) 

TeWofth Piwto- - Forte. AJirmv, IACVN fVCO 

nmoitMci-.N- a. to Emtu4trctt. i4jv 

A G. ELLIS, 

StorJi Tlroker, 

N0. Tl QuStCV STKKKl TIONOLtLU 

Memt-ertt- iheHnuotulu stock tud BvoJ Exch-inv- 

It prcnireil to buv xal HI btuck ini Ifo ult i th 

optm mar'tcct, at the usual rate of cuottrtiattt on, 

lljumjney djKiiu on tjjc, mtr-n- ; rv 

ijuirtTLi un line vonir4.. 

iiu ojviic a to ti.TeMMnK w.io rcfi"JCioj. 

53 

P O HALL ft SON ILIbmmO 

lUrQUTBRS AND CKAtrPS IN 

Hartttrarr ami ttrneral MerchiintttMf, 

Coksilr uf Kucr anh Pont Strect, HguLULU 

oppicttm; 

WiUum V, Hall Prtident and Manager 

- C .Vhlet Setrttary id Tramrer 

I. C Jones, Jr Audttur 

Director K. O. Hall, Gtorsft E. Howe. 151 

O M. CARTER, 

.ttf ent to takr AtkHmrtrf'jmntn to Con- 

tract to Lnhor, 

Honolulu, Hawaiian Ulani i$ 

R W. LA1NE. 

Cominlmxlonrr of Deed 

For the St ite of California, for tit. Hatraiian UUnd, 

anJ General Ajcnt fr the Pacific alutuat Uf ! 

urance of 14s 

TNO. A. HASSINGER, 

J tyent to t'lh AeUntnr1eilmutn to Con 

' tntrttj'or InUor, 

NTftkioR Or r ice ...Honolulu 

OHN H. PATY, 

J 

.tttnrt VnhU nntl Vommfttlnn nf lltrtln. 

Pur tt, Males of UaUarnla and New Yotlc' Office 

at Ihe Itanlc of lllahou & Co. 

HoNiiiULt;, Oaiiv, II. 1. 1 

P T. LENBHAN & Co. 

imjnulert nntl Conttnlmtttin Jtrrahnntg 

NuvANuSrxswr, llotfourui. 

r YCAN & CO., 

Imitnrtrrn rim hmtrrn In nil Klmtm of 

.iiri.in eato'ie, a 11111f rrou.ta, 

7iHfiifae' tioojt. 

No, tot avp 137 Knar- - STrJtT,.'.....'..ltuKOH,U' 

Puisiture, CtVsb-i- , Sewsat; MathtaM, Mirrars aa.1 

Mlrrtv llaiea, i'Mtur, rramtt aad toestac., tatast, lu 

swIm. w,! . 

CUREVVEU ft 

(Umift.) 

COMPANY, 

tltnrrul ,1.rrftMf0flfatf CoMimfai.'ofi AatntM 

Sraswr, IIoowjlu. 

OfltoM-- P. c. Jonw,jr.. 

lurt0. Carter, imtttt.r aau stssatan-- . Isiravruaa 

ll.. CUarC. ri. M II. A. r. tawtM", llasv 

Slay, asttu-ar- . III 

JIAIULIAM MjCANDUESS 

Itrnter In VJtl,rl lUrf, l"tj, Million, Ktc, 

Ne. 6 Qiitat HraaaT. Kiwt llaukut. 

Faatlhr txsl KWtvisvs; jeiteet earaaMrjr Uited to. 

Law tasiiali fasnstslMd ta V,MttV au abort awtK. 

VtysaaMai o( all Itstkla wnplattt la Jar. 

TeLatHdKK . . No. tit. 

- "t 

r S. CKIN3AUM & La, 

Importer itn't WUolt, to le.ffer. Ira ri.aa 

rul MrrthttwU9 

Mama's llu ...... yaaa Srattr, lltMottik 

tT S, GIMNOAUM & Co. 

'ariasarv(lii al rMmi'aliia JivAir 

at Cauraaaia St., Saa Faasx tacts. 

R:aal brihlle Ix ail tsaatssialar atleaalavn paid I. 

tXMslronusss of tisd aeiadstc. t 

p IIOR, 

ttlrttm OihiI; iLtiivftlory anti 

ii.it.ry. 

laoi.ctl; 

II. I 

L.It a, ....! u- - ft...u P,j.l Kiwi HaVm 

KumUr p Hotel at, Uiweea Ton and 

uimv i 

H OLLISTCR IC Co , 

Wholto-l- anil Iftall Trugyl,tt aawd To-- 

.aew.aai.fa. 

Ne.sa, Nsrvaa Sruir. .ll.ruavtt 

,t9itieft& (Jiu'tifl. j 

JvTTAX SCKAKT 

Iltlt:,nikir, tltTWif. rttilrtHfrf. '' ' 

ninmnmt ffitiTn 

' 

lit ror "tTtrmiT Itri' n 

All arde-- i fnrthN.tr tene1. si 

OHAMK OtfJtTX, 

jToat .wtsfttinwrrt 

Roontwtl SkjtttMtM Order. 

ira tViitT St., rrirrnarr Atnm STAtuas. 

M. olioirro, net 

nt)ir tinil llriymrtii. 

Freight. I'ackairea, anrl Itanie detleere.1 10 and tram 

all pans nf It ilitla ami imty. Careful at- - 

imtton tsatd so mosrUut Paronare, tnth 

WAOONS IXPRFSUI.V rt)K TIIK PURfOSF. 

rehphon M Ktehknca i PuiKhtnwt Mreet. of 

OWet. M Kinsj Street tti No. 

PHILLIPS & Co. 

T 

Importer nntl llmsfiM llrttltr In r'oli- - 

lurt Itnntr, STtnrnt lint. Mrnm r'ift 

tthlnsjwUnrltt I'ltuey f'oo., i;e. 

ti IvAAHt'HSNi' Sraaar lIooi.et.t) 

J. LEVEY St. CO., 

Whntemttf unit Jlrtntl Orncintt 

Pout Strut Htisouat; 

r 

Frth grocrfo Ami protikms ftf nit IcInJ. on hantl mvl 

rrcWnt regularly from Rurope an.l America w hich 

will C vtij at ih I.nen mAfUei mi. 

Good. cMivctm tn any turt tf the citvr free of c(urce. 

IfclnnJ orJrr wlteiteU wiJ prompt attention Mill ( No. 

girrn 10 ine Mnif. iia.iy 

IfONO LEONC ft CO., J 

Ayrnttt fur .Jlnnntil Snynr, Vnlnma litre f 

l'lnntntlonf 

And Kallua lvico rUntatlon and Mill. 

N'tiUANir SraFtsr Coknkk Marink 

ise-t- 

nnHEO. II. DAVICS & Co., r 

(Lath Iahio.x, Grbkn & Co.) H 

Impnrter ttntt i'otnmtnton .1rrrin (f. 

AGENTS rOR 

IJot1' and the UnJerwritrn, 

Itntinh Whl Foreign . Urine Inturauce Company, ami 

Northern .iKuratice Company, t 

A W. UICIIARDSPN ft Co job 

iMrogTFRSANIl DEALHMS It 

Hoot, .sio'e, I'timttitiintf lloatti, Huts, 

f'o, Trnnhn, I'nllsri, 

Perfumery arul So.ips, WlJtham Watdtes, 

hlne Jewelry, elc, 

r Ne k Foar asd Merchant SrnRErs, Honolulu 

or 

--s B. WILLIAMS, 

IstroRTKR ANI1 DbaLRR IN 

I'tiritltnrr ttf Vrrrfl lrtncrlptlon. AImo 

Ujthotstrrer nntl Jlnmtnrtitrf r. 

Furniture Warerooms No. la) Fort Street. York 

.hop at old Maml on Hotel Mrer. All ortlera promptly 

mtemletl to. 13 

OHN T, VATER.IOUSE. 

JImporter ami I)reitr (n (triiern! ,Urr-- 

Qukkn STfttKT .Honolulu 

HACKFELDft Co. 

H T 

Oenarttt Cmnihitan Apentt, 

Qvsen Strhut Honolulu 

ipD. HOFFSCHLASGEH ft Co. 

Jmiiortcm nntl Com mt titton MfvrhnntH. 

Kowu ui UmiW. II. 

TILLmGHAM ft Co, 

Importers c iiiMltnrJtrrirt, Jn 

Paints anJ OJ, anJ Central Merctandife. 

No. 37 KtjT SrKEirr Honolulu 

A W. PEIRCE ft to. 

yhtji Ciiiinler ttuit dnnmttiton Jnr-chan- t. 

" 

Honolulu, Ha'vaiiav Island1.. 

Agent, fur 11m t t'i Gj.n aa i Ujjib Lance and Per- 

ry lIcavift Pain Killer. 

ft. G. IRWIN ft Co. 

w .Vujrir factum and Comtntvalon Afait. 

CLAtIS arKCCKKLH. VM. G IKWIN. 

tlosoLULtr , ',.. H. 

T; P. ADAMS, 

Auctioneer miff Coin ml ton Jterehnnt, 

Quecx SrnKitr .Honolulu 

P A. SCHAEFER k Co. 

Importer) nntl Com'nlMiton JIeretinntf 

Mrrchant Sthukt Honolulu 

TXTILDER ft Co. 

ftinnhvr, I'nlnt, Oil Xatt, nntl JtutUHno 

JlatvrlalM of ere ry AntL 

Cor. Fort anp Qubkn Sts .. HonLL 

WILLIAMS ft Co. 

J Vftatouritphfa Artist, 

ioi and 101 Fort Strict.. - , .,. Honoiulu 

Pictures of all sues and UnJs nude to order, and 

frames of all descripti ns contantlv on hand Alo 

Curalt, Shells and Curio! ties of tl Pacific, 

A LLEN & ROBINSON, 

lienlrrti In r.mnltrr nntl nil hlntt of llnlltl 

inn Mntertnl, Vntnts, O, Atila, rlc, 

HoNuLl'Ll', II, I,, 

aurst or aciiooNicas 

Haleakala, Kularnanu, ICekauhiohl, Mary Ellen, 

Ullama, Pauahl and Leabl. 

' 

At UoKIru on'. Wliarf. I 

TTYMAN UROTIIERS, 

Importer of Omcrnl Mrrrlitintllto from 

J'rtince, tintilnntt, tlorinany nntl 

(in Uitltnl .Mule: 

No. jSUuatH Sraaar Honolul 

TTYMAN DHOTHEPS 

& 

H7iul,4iif Groeorn, 

aid axu n3 CAUroaNia graaxT. . ..San raAXCaseo. 

Wrticulir atlmtlon paid 1.0 ailing anJ Mpjin Is 

laad ustePk 1 

pDC. RO'.Vh, 

llonme nntl iitjn VttUtler, 

Panta Haviiaa, etc, 

No. t; Kiaa Srtr Uqnolvi- - 

i in 

T YONS & I.SVEY, 

.IJCfilllrl tlaul t'orrim'a.loH JlrrfJlrtlit, 

Ila Duor, Qvatu Sraaar, lauius. 

StlM ot t'untttisM. $rck. Real V.tla'.. and Gaoerat I 

uwaaattllaa woatiptiy aHtnernl to. M jnt l 

Ametitaa and KasruFna lasrehandis,. (I, I.tfJNt, 

isa-s- . ' 1 I.a.av 

rvyrits. a. m. mbllis, 

I'.lt'lllnl'tlf l)r; I Vtntil; ,Vn'.'a-- , 

N'o. ia Ksht Sruar Ilumiun. 

Ayr w. ucciiEs.snY & son, 

DtALStt IM 

...lAra-- f UltStM, Tit low ami CotnutlittoH 

Mrrthnnl 

Agents for h Royal &sb Company. 

No, as Qvm ArattT HoxoiVL. 

I 

TJ171LLIAMTURNBR, 

I fit til tAdit lI'atJaflA lalf A ata 

U Ki Stit .....lUwoLLt-C- f 

Iiajiruf o Ats Jrwilry Cifenffy destrip-lly- a 

(Yvrmvif ot bai) Prancf, Caliovoia.) 5, 

A U SMITH, 

XmjMHier and UtaUr i fJta$iaret 

iJraieikrtVf I'ujee, 

N- - 44 fWT Stasar .? . lloaot-fl- 

Kloa't CMila hi aad eTreelaaa, 

IjawraJ W.re wre. Fiey v. ;ctiar. Fr.ns pis 

tils. Woat.ah '. Pjckai Cuttres , Powaar, h and 

Clark's Srool Cotlaxt, Mavtwaalad, all 

klit tf MtchU Ntadln. "Domn-tc- " Pap-- r I 

Swl aeins of ik adrally aakov,alel,sd Llkl. 

waaanatut at.ia Mars.aae 

ISLANDS, MAY 

--j ire cttcincao wv)ii. 

I IWSK6 COOKK, 

fleccwrsdini to t.KWItn ft l)i:Kn,) 

firliS'ae rrirf Dtotivr tn t,tnnlpr riinl alt 

flfrf of llHllitlnt) Jlntrrbtt. 

rmirSiaaat lidoLLii 

- C CdLttttttW, 

lltMmill!i, Jl.l'illlf.l, t'nrrtnnr ll'ora, 

lirs Sltntlntl, 

Itotmul.". ' II. I 

rtattlavtlrm Uaerrlaarsr. ess. trken a. KInc Sired 

M CeHtl Kmm t. srj-ry- r 

TOHIf HOTT, 

Tin, tnjiptr nntl Shett Irnn 11'nrker, 

4 litnrr ttHil tlnnim. The 

iTiiabers' Moick Mt rMtaVt, ItAuse furniili 

Mt sMlMelMWteteH, lamn, etc. 

Ir.e 

I IvJeAHVMaNt SmttT lloWLCU' 

M. OAT & Co. 

lllinnhrr, nf nil Asrril 

tmtife nntl rejntmlf 

lloisjieW ...II. t 

tft in A P Cooke's new fireproof lmilittng, ful 01 

NuiMOII Street. t 

EMMULUTII ft Co., 

I'lnamlth nntl rlnnttiern, llntlrr lit 

Slttvrn, Ititnilrn, 77m, 

5 N1.1MNU SrKtrtT Honoluiu No. 

W GtHVIN, 

nmmlmlon Jlrrhnnt nntl tltrnrrnl lrnirr 

In lli'it tlnwt, 

Wailuku, Maui II. I The 

Crorcries, Ilsrjware, Stationery, l'atent Mullclnes, 

IVtfumery nnt Glassware. I 

ONOLULU IRON WORKS Co., 

The 

VutttrfMf Irnn, llrtin unit Anil Cnttttff 

Honoiulu H 1 

D. 

Mactunery of ercrj description inaile to order. 

P.irlirtil.ir Atlrntiun ruiil la Sliio'l. l.lickmithlftl. 

worVt ckcaitcO on tlie litrle.t notice. to Dr. 

HOS. G. THRUM, 

T iMrOPTINO AKO MANUPACTUttlNC 

Mnttnner, A'arn ,lfettlf Printer, llvah-iilwlr- r, 

rtr 

AnJ puMUhrr of the S tukoav Pit pa, and ffaum'i-ti-n 

Almxtutc a tut An unit Merchant trect. Deal 

in Fine Sulianorj, fUA. Mutic, Toys an.l Pauvy 

lliOtl, Tort street, nr Hotel. Honolulu. 

A S. CLHOHORN ft Co. 

Itnportrr tutt Dwlrrti In (Irnvrttl Mrr-- 

cnrtnuiKc, 

Corner Qufftn anJ Street, HonotuliL 

F. DURGUSS, 

N 

Curpcuter itmt Ilultttfr. 

kind of jolibiii' promptly allenJed to. 

Tctephdne No. tto, Williarawn's Kxurru Office. 

SltOf, NO. ti KlUC, iylMiKT, . .. . . .IIONOIUI 

at 

G. 

AINE ft Co. 

Com MiNt fon Jlerchrt nt, 

importers and dealers tn Hiy, Grain and General 

1 rouuee 

Honolulu. !, I 

IT E. McINTYRE ft BROTHER, 

OroccrV 'f Veal Store, 

Con, Kino axu Port St Honolvlu 

nnpjr.fircitnMAWlA market. 

I HnvrtM'LU, H. L 

Kcef, t'ettt, Mutton t Lttmb, Poultry 

ami 2'ttti 

Cnnsumtly on hand, and of choicest quality. Pork 

)iuaj?k, liuloiiu, etc, ilways on liand Our meatu 

art, nlj cut and put up in llaMern t)l. AM Older 

'Skilfully at tenJed tu, and delivered in any part of the 

aty. blmp on Hottl Street, brtwreu Union and Fort 

directs. G. RAUPP, Proprietor, 

A. SHEPARU, 

Watchmaker ami fcireter. 

W.itoli I'oiinirlit nmloa Spoolt&ltty. 

Ml otdrr fron the othet Iklands prompt! attended to. 

No. s$. Hotel Sthskt. Honolulu, ILL 

Vrtyr 

T HOMAS LINDSAY, 

Jeiecler and ItamnntllSettcr, 

No 60 Nuuanu Stkubt, Honolulu, H, I. 

(Opposite HolIUtr i Co.), 

Peitticular attention paid to repairing. 

i;i-y- r 

OPP ft CO., 

H 

....Kino Street 

UphoMerers, Urapcri and Dealer In alt 

hltuli of furniture 

Tclcplione Na tsj. 

i;6- - 

II U ST ACE, 

c. (rORMEKLY WITH A. CO.) 

Wholesale and He f a II 1 1 rover, 

itt, KiMO Stuiert, Unufi Hakmony Halu 

Family, Plantation, and Ship stores supplied at short 

notice. New cad bv ver steamer. Orders from 

the other Island faithfully eecut,d. 

'lelej.bone Na 119. 75'.t 

B ENSON, SMITH, & CO., 

Prnotlriiti Sniggltta, 

ij and ii j, FOUT STRKKT, 

lrc potior 

UOKRICKR & aCllkSCK'rt cklkbiatku iioMttorarHic 

' 

MICICIUtt. 

JtUltireKo'rerfnines, 

and 

TJir, common sue wyRsiNc norru: 

HE HAWAIIAN ALMANAC 

T 

and 

ANNUAL FOR 1834. 

IS hpff KgADY fOI CKLIYCRY 

atd ts tebIaJ ivme f lit predecessors in tuttrtU and 

Ji.tiruutl.a. 

Pftcf psrerpy, jaxiw j ort by null aUuad, 69 ci. 

TUOS. h TIIIiV.1T, 

ViiUtihir. 

UUSSCSI TltUSSESl 

T TRUiSF.S. 

TRUJsS 

ntubsts. 

1 KUhhr.s. 

lufsaacHt TlairSsr: Ttittncpc 

iTRUftiS njDf.SKh.liiRS. 

I Klim.b. 

TKUS.M-- S. 

I ItUSIF.'i. 

1 UUS3I-3- . 

w. HOZalalSTUR & CO. 

ft. Has. juu raucivad a l uirok. of 

ThoiOolaliratoil OaMulattl Trttuta 

W tH.Kt raaiaa rut racroair 

WEllAVE SPECIAL FACILITIES 

Tor A 1J us ting Tntiaatth 

UOZ.XaISTR CO., 

Car. To, aad Mfthalas strts aisd ti Nutaaaia stf,!, 

Press. 

.7, iSSfS 

.uoincfia i!ni:bo?9 

rrrr.'r 

rilSHOP ft CO., Cankers -- .ai H 

llooLViti, Hawaiian Island. 

T)nw Ktthanfte on 

'I UK HANK OP.CALItOKNIA, 

SAN FRANCISCO. 

Arvl their see tits In 

NEW VORK, 

llOSTON, 

HONO KONG. 

Messrs. N MKOlll.SCIIII.DiSONS, 

I ONDON. 

HANK I NO LO, 

OFSVDNEV, LONIiON. 

COMMERCIAL IIANKINO CO, 

C SYDNEY, SYDNEY. 

IIANK8 OF NEW ZKlLANIli 

AUClll.ANl), CIIUISrCIIUKCII, 

AND WEI.LINOrON. 

niE nANKS OK IlKf'ISII COt.UMUIA, 

VICroRIA, II. C AND PORTLAND, OR. 

Nb 

7iwrjff 11 (itiitnl Unking liutintsi, 

11 it r 

rASTLE ft COOKH, 

Shipping a tut Commhtton Mrthtntf 

80 KingStr&kt . . i ., Honolulu 

tMPONTPftS and DKALrr IN 

OUNHKAU MURCIIANDISKi 

A Rent for 

Hitchcock JV Comniny'i Plantation, 

'Vhr AI wider it Haldvain Plintaitoti. 

R. HaNteid, or Waialaa Plantation. 

A. II, bmith & Comnnn), Koloa. Kauai, 

J, Si, Alexandfi Haiku, Maui. 

Ihe Haiku Sur ar Coionanv. 

Ihe Kohala Sugar Cum pan jr. 

Hamakua Plantation 

Union ! mitrance Company ol San Frank ico. 

ne new intirance ol ttotoi. 

ne utake .Manuiactunng 01 iioton. 

M. Weuon't Patent Centrifugal Mathinei. 

ITie New York and Honotulu IVckct Line. 

Ihe Mrrchant's Line. Honolulu and San Frandtco' 

JajneiA Son's Celebris. ed Medicines. 

Wilcot k GiKb's .Singer Manufacturing Company, 

Wheeler & iSewIni; Machines. '75'ty 

sell 

TNO. 0. FOWLER ft Co., 

LEr.DS, ENGLAND, 

Arr prrpttrrtt to fnmlh I'htnM ttml Rtt-im- te 

for fitcct 

I'ORTAIILR TRAMWAYS, 

With or without Cars and Locomotives, Specialty 

ADAPTED FOR SUGAR PLANTATIONS. 

Perminent RaS1wa)s, anJ locomotives and tars. Trac- 

tion Engines and Koad Locomotives, Steam 

Ploiit.iin)E and Cultivating Machinery, Port- 

able hnzinei for all purposes. Winding 

.nsincs or inclines. 

Catalocues with llliMtratluns. Models and Photo 

graphs of the above Plants and .Machinery may lie seen 

theolTicesof thr undersigned, V, L, (JKKKN and 

V. MACFARUXNK & CO., Aaents for Ino. Kow. 

erV Co. 

(General tibcrtbcinntts. 

T I C E. 

N 

MESSRS. R. MORE & CO. 

King Street Honolulu 

Would keg to notif) the Public that they 

have ust received a shipment of the famous 

HOUSEHOLD" SEWING MACHINE. 

atT Anvoeron wUhinrtODurvttascaKwinr machine 

would do well to examine them. 

Also 

a number of superior 

Double-barr- Dreach-loadtn- Shot Gunt, 

Wlnchestrr Rifles, Kennedy Rlfltt 

Parlor Rifles, 

Smith ot Wlstoa Reyoleers. 

A Tull auortmrnt oT CARTR1DGF.S, brass and 

paper shell ', and Sportsmen's General Supplies. 

lar Call and ejtamlnc our Stock 

Having in our employ a firt-cU- lock and Gun 

Smith, we are prepared to do all kinds of repelling In a 

manner and on short notice. 

Sewing Machine repalril and aiJutd 

And all kinds of Iron Work mads and repaired, 

ifi-t- 

r W. H1N0LEY ft CO. 

Jtanfactttrer of Havana Cl$mr 

luroarras amd dealbms in 

Toaiacco, 

Ci'crtitei, 

iid Smokers' Articles 

The nott complete stock In the klnfdonu 

King street, (near AUkea) Honolulu. 

nju-i- 

T EMMELUTH A Co., 

No. j NUUANU St.. HONOLULU, II. I, 

STOVES aad RANOES, 

'lln, Copr and Slice! Iron, Sheet Lead and Lead 

Pile,GaKaniJcd Iron Pipe and Filtin,s, Ilras.Go.adl 

all slaes, Artcian Well and Irrig.liug Pipe, The us- 

ual Tio and Iron wars, Hatha, CluMta, Sinks. Wash. 

stands, Marble and F.rumaled Iroa, la stock and for 

Sal. at reaionabt. rates. 

Tal.olaon. No. Sll, nt-q- r 

r M, CROWLEY II. HASTIB 

Upraolatatry IVnUtar. 

I). M. CnOWLF.Y at Dranal ludni ia. 

itrd Into . lth MR. HUGH IIA5TIK, 

ihw turn .ill b, kuown as 

CROWLEY a 00., 

il 

,,,,,. Kiao Srnar, 

oopo.it, Whltmaa 4 WruU't. 

Evrry daacriptloaa of Fnnallur, al lowest 

required wa Tuu, Payment 

PARLOKSKTS 

La Sdk, Horsehair, aad other coar, nn,, 

raow VmurwA, 

Eltgaal cweriags and lrtauminjr,t. 

ataTS.. Ih, BOSTON " aad "CHALLENGE 

SPRING BEDS. 

It, MSB MtMMXT. 

Ttiarc.ua.. Nvsstaa, lja. 

ft 

r&tV 

Ilitiaaaiaaafc a.vtiwa-- w. v-A-t m j.. ;&glm&!x, A,, ui.jatt.-St- 

"y-"- i - -- .-.- 1 -- - . 

rocncnil blicrtiotmtnlfl. 

IIACKPBLD ft Co., 

Q 

OTTER (OR SALK 

INVOICES Or NEW GOODS, rite 

JUST RF.CF.IVKI) K 

Ine 

I 

F.x flails Kalt and Miitllan 

From Ml EM EX, 

Coniuln) In pari of at follows I 

J, 

A Litre. Aaaorttnoat ol Drjr Oooda, 

Sun 

Denims, Drown and Whit. Cottons, Drills, Tick 

, Tuilatj Rl, Merinos-black and 

( 

colored, 4 qualltlta, Repps. Alpacas, 

Cobourgt, Italian Cloth aad 

DXJiSS GOODS, 

Vie SUkn, 

Blaik, Grot-tfral- a, Paocf, Color.d aad StrirxJ 

Bare Crap., Ac, 

Om 

Men' FumMiing Good, 

Shlrtt, Wool.n, Mlatd, Calico. Hlckorr, Oulra 

tic, Motino and Cotton UuderthUts, Whlla 

Bosons Shlrtt, Socks ek Stocklag , OIotm 

llajidkarchlefs, Poulards, a lar,. in- - 

voire ol CLOTHINO conslatlns: 

of Fin Black Cloth Coatt aad 

PanU, Bucktkia Sacks, 

Pants and Suits, Fait, 

Mohair, Drill, 

Flannel 

Sacks Pants, 

Boy's Shlrtt, and 

Children's Jackets, I. 

R. Coatt Lerf lots, Moa- - 

k.r and Sailor Jackals. Carpal 

Slippers, Silk and I. C. Umbrellas 

andParasols. PancT and Travallinr 

Shawls, Cotton and Turkish Tow.lt, 

lftla A ITk.d tT.atlaA Dalt DBaA amJ I3.a 

WUIIB aeUlU VUUHl ' 4k rHBB UIU UlUf 

Carpet Lnr Silk and Ve Wet Ribbons, TlireaJs 

lUatikets, 

White and Fancy Blankets, 

Fancy Striped Woolen, two Ues, 

Scarlet, Orange, White Woolen and 4 points, 

Buttons for Shlrtt, Coats, Pants, Dressci, 

V ERFU M E R Y , 

Genuine fvau d Lutiin s K 

tracts. Toilet Soaps, Philocome. Hair 

Oil, Combe, Looking Glasest, Pijm I, 

R. Halls, Harmonicas, Ulank Aooks, 

Gold Uaf, Jewelry, Gold Watches, 

Tape, BUstic, Scarfs, Albums 

Vienna Furniture, 

Kitenslon, Arm, Dining room and rarlor Chnirt, 

Setleea, Mirrors, etc, 

SatUlltt, Cnlfiklnt, fllrlh; Mlrrup lathtr 

Itcnip & I. R. Pacltlns, Coal Uailtett, 

CRATES OF ASSORTED CROCKERY, 

ContainIne Plates, Cups. Teapots, Bowls Chamber, 

Kice Uivhcs and Bakers, llcinii&hns 3 and j 

Gallon, Sample llottles. Vases and Glawwarc, Manila 

r..a'. Ti li 1 . . rt f.:. 

ano lariea rvopv, wmi j, uuiihic, 1 wui, 

Uurlaos Woolpackand 1 willed ackinf, Linen Hoc 

SUGAR and RICE HAGS 

of all sires and qualities. 

Groceries 

Sardines In half and quarter botes. 

Salt la Jars, Castor Oil In tins. Matches 

Cocoanut Oil, Wash Blue, H. Whit Lead, 

Stearins Candles, 4. . md 6, H. ft P. Biscuit, 

Hubbuck's Linseed Paint 00, White Zluc Pain 

Gorman and Havana Clya rn, 

liattd wire Spoons, Forks, Cruets, Tea 

sets, Cups, Napkin Rings, Salvers, esc,. 

Hardware, 

Pocket and Butcher Knires.'Sciseors, She- e- Shears. 

Needles, bptons. Files, Spurs Galvaniied liaslns 

Hoop Iroo, Kce Kivcti. Hammers. Yellow 

Metal and Coinposltton Nails, CUrUiers 

Babbitt Metal, Sugar Coolers, I roc 

Tanks, 

PORTLAND CEMENT, 

Fire Clay, BUckamlth Coat Plrt Bricks. TUe 

Bmpty BanaU, Oak BesU, ftc. 

Orders from the other 1 stands careful. r tendedto. 

M, Bmkfid Jk C: 

ila- - 

EWERS & COOKE 

Are constantly receiving additions to their LARGE 

and WLLI. StLKCTLl) STOCK of 

NOR' WEST LUMBER, 

RED WOOD LUMBER, 

SHINOLES POSTS, ale 

Pin., Oak, Ash, Koa, Black. alnul, Caslar. 

Dtxart , a ro ,- - a . 

WlnJowa 7 a , la il 1 ao In. 

Trieste. 1, BUods 

ltulltler't Hardware, 

Of .hlch . keep a An, aasortmeot. 

CStl Jf.ll,, Sal I tlOtt. 

Calvaatetd Nails, j d to to d Spike,, f lo I Ln., 

kc, sVc 

,too SHEETS 

CoaTtsjttUd QtUTattlM Irtitm 

rj, 7, 1 aad , lot laoapha. 

Caltanlaid Strews and Kldjinf s. 

SEWER PICE, Ta, Elbows, Trat. etc . 4. t 

arid Una. 

1 art Cotla Chlmnlet and Chimney Pipe, sLaapel 

tod far supsrl 10 brick ChumntM. 

WALL PAPERSof all klndi, 

PAINTERS' ANO GLAZIERS' GOODS. 

MATI1MSI Jfe 

la m .arlatU. now da, from llouakcana par Bark 

"ll.Uaa- - 

Fur sale la quaMitlm I. suit and al Wwi maakw 

r' iM-t- I.EWERS 4. COOKE. 

CJ M. CARTER S. r. GRAHAM 

' S. M. CARTER 4 CO , 

aaraa uavsiaat 

la 

FIREWOOD. COAL, a.o FEED. 

HAVaaoOATV 

Fraa Dtliewy loall pomelaaCaly, 

m. aujre nmrnmr. 

m T! 

. 

Whole Number 

tScneral bbcttietments. 

O. W, M. t. MACfALAMI. 

W. MACPARLANB ft CO, 

InpoHon, Commtmloa Morekavate 

and BoKAC Fiwstorm. 

rrf HuiUlnt fucfn Hurt, Hooonila. 

AGtMTt tOR 

list a SuesfCo, Ksusl, 

Wikaiti Swi PUntatlon, Mief. 

ne Spnctr Kt Plantation, llawsil 

Itonohma Surnr Co, Hawaii, 

HutkiSusar Mill, Msul, 

HiitloSufsr Plantstion. Msul, 

Keciprority Sogir Co., Hans, 

MsViha Sitgsr PUntstltm. Oshu, 

OoVil Suga-- f Its !.,, 

Olowalu SuisrCo, Maul, 

Puuloa Sheep Ranch Co, Hi all, 

roler Jk (Vt&ttsm Plow and Ports We Tramway 

Works, l.tfdt. 

.Mint, Wiwn A Co's Butsr Machinery, Glasow, 

GlaKow and HontiiIu Lint of Packm, 

Urerpool and Honolulu Uns of Packets, 

laondonand llonululu Mne of Sissmers, 

rlre Iniurance Co. of I.ondn. 

toi-l- jr 

ii 

BRSWBR ft CO. 

Oitrr for Sale lhecaf of tk bark 

"MAItTlIA DAVIS," 

Jual anlr.J, the Mlowln, Hal of Mwt handle, 

Carl; 

LtffM Brprtot Wnfts, 

Kxtmtlon Tp CttrrtVtM, 

bteam Coal. 

CMmborln4 Coal, 

KKROSBSK OIL, 

Common Wood Chain) 

Matches. 

Pin Harr.1 Shook. 

REMIX, 

Soar 

lea Chests, Not. t , , anil $, 

Ho, llarxlls. 

Lobtltrt, I lb. TUs, 

Ileans jib. Tma, 

Spruce Planks, 

Hay Cullers, No, i, i and ), 

Ask GreaM, 

Hoatr;Xo$. 7, t, 10, 11, 111-- , 

leather Belting, 

CcntriftfaJ Ltnlnis I, InchM, 

Comnositlon Nails, l. Inch and tW lath. 

Mammoth Kockers, 

Bale. Eacelslor, 

Mattila Cordage, Aaeorte4, 

EaccUlor Matlrettrt, 

Calv. Fenc. Kt.oUa, 

Farmer's DoDers, so and ss Coals 

Sisal Kopc, AtMrlMJ 

Ash I'Unks 

Damp llarrows, 

Amea1 Slwvcls, 

Trllow MMl Sheathing, 

Hair Mattresses, 

Grindstone, 

Hubler Hose. 

Had. Poison, 

Barb Wira, 

Kenued Inm, 

Anoealwi F,aua Wlr, 

Gals, Screw aad Waaha 

Ac, c, tVc , 1 

E W GOODS 

N 

Iust aactirao t 

" Martha Daria," " JlallijaH," kad eiraeeted u 

" Marlpoaa" and other vea.la 

Boston Card Matcliea, 

Hon, Shoe, and Nails 

DOWNERS aad NOONPAV 00, 

iLaUlcalln, OUs of all kinds. 

Cut Nails, all slria. 

Clinch Nails, all site. 

Cuion Waal, la halt, 

blacksmith's Hallow. 

Chop Rim Clocks, 

Garde. Brooma 

Brown Soap, La cat, 

Wlr, Hatigui, Baskets for Farrat, 4c. 

Lane's Plantation 11m,, 

K Inch Cooae aaat Socket How, 

Ic, Cream Fre.tert, 

Lawn Mowers, best kind, 

Case's Genuine Amoakea, DemJme, 

Craa.'s Geouto, Aauoakeaa; Maiinaa Slrirae, 

Besid.s a thousand article us ih, Hardwai. lit altmrt 

sa hand. 

Soon apected, not by ihe " ftrtaa," a asem torn 

plete asaaartawM at 

aVasaa'a aMaed aPfarsra attal arssttaVr, 

With sura Handles, Ueaasa aad Points. 

All ihM. will U found al th. tmr Wick atora ttf 

1(4 t O. HALL m hON. UatUU. 

rILLINCHAM 

CO.. 

Kara receiv! a full lia, of th, b.ortsa 

ailll-gS- tf 

aVtmUtfaag Wtwrtj, 

aUaanartT.aAAaftttTavFtowt. 

(tmlTlpa) 

Tk.a. PViwa at. at aaad. faaam M.taa ala..B. 

by in, ,ll(lnal Jamat D.r, Mtalat PsW Wmta, 

uo paoneer wester, slue manvfa taary usal Itm mraet 

steal plow .wks la Ih, wwld. Far lata flat), Wihs 

maaalauur, w, aa, .rala. 

Approved attles U 

CULTIVATORS, HARROWS, and HORSE HOS 

OLD PATTERN MOLINR PLOWS 

K 

PLANTATION TOOLS or ALL KINDS 

Bieckcy, Movert 

liuTenMlel Pulsey Bkatas 

llyalraulic Jacks 

" 

Fodda.'aaam Gauden aad Caaal mtteem 

LUBRICATIM OILS 

Ra,MMOek 

lalata,raaaetmVl 

naa ro, Uraaaauaoaaa, riaa H 

aWajd,makt Wafuaa 

Hovaa Fuaatsatiasa GacM 

aWMmOasttla rarVarMasJ 

alp u tanas ,i mth.au malum t atw hyat. 

ass) tan at Wwtat ptiaaa. 

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,jy 

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rliaamm, u--,a rad. j ALtmMrsalitatmSlmmmml 

fcffi?.':5&latjyfj2gSyi:smml 

11.aaai

vSATCKDAV .'Rivals 

Iti nAM . A till, IT mtwi. 

FAS.!,. MIDI 1.1 tS.liaVI 

tft ttv ., awiminw ! " ifntm. 

SATHKiSAf.. .mat m 

Hw atwtgft ta, In to total, rtwdwt. 

The Kttttt oCreoluiinito incmwc the 

bill b not yet determined The win-uter- s 

pe, propose and iuypaM!, am! 

the tegtetaton dUptwe. The people, 

iMWNmf. pV the taxes. Directly nr 

indirertly th fan o( all the expendi- 

tures that dull It marV ttndor aMhor 

to of the appfojiriation hill, ash may 

rtnalty be procd, must be paid for in 

hard money, collected m i.tsc. a li 

. ertces or Import dutica, from the pco 

pie of the kingdom. It i true that 

direct urattort at five dollars a head 

iloeanot lall heavily upon a majority of 

tat payer, it in true that real estate 

taxation is to here in comtiarferOri 

with like taxation in miny other land 

Hut that f no reason we should fail 

to practice economy etvnomy is 

mth ectmemieal. It is not economy 

to ghc ny servant of the government 

more work to do than he rjin do well. 

It U downright squander to give any 

public officer a sinecure, or to add clerk 

to any department in order that clerks 

already in office may cat the' bread of' 

idleness in merrier comiwny. 

It is clear 

that those items of the appropriation 

bin which provide for the apiiointmcnt 

of new clerks, or for Increased salarv lo 

officials, ought to be considered by the 

finance committee and fully discussed in 

committee of the whole. 

The opium bill has been killed, or ir-lisp- s 

Mr. I jlfkalani will say "scotched." 

We opposed the bill and are glad it 

was defeated, Hut we hope the mat- 

ter will not be allowed to rest there. It 

is well that the nation go on record 

against every form of the opium traffic. 

Hut that is a mere beginning. It U 

notorious that large quantities of opium 

are smuggled into this txrt. It is a well 

known fact that use of opium is increas 

ing on the islands, not only ninong 

Chinese, but among natives, half whites 

and whites. 1 here arc not enough cus 

tom house officials to prevent smug 

gling : and there is not the lice per- 

sonnel to'break up the opium dens or 

prevent retail sale. We must hae 

jwlice reform before we can restrict the 

traffic and lessen its evils. I'ricnds of 

the present law must not rest content 

with its mere presence on the statute 

liooks. Christian men and women and 

their must devise and carry 

out an organized effort for reform in this 

terrible matter. If they do not, Mr. 

Lilikalani's scotched snake may charm 

so wisely two years from now that prac- 

tical men may join hand with the 

friends of license, and choose another 

eil in lieu of the one under which we 

so shamefully exist. 

- 

In common with other Honolulu 

nowsimpers, the I'ress has been favored 

with copies of the Washington Gactle 

which contain charges against Lot. . s. 

Spalding, President of the Planters' 

tabor ami Supply Company. In the 

absence of direct proof in the mailer, 

we prefer to lieltcve the cluirges arc 

part of a black-mailin- scheme by the 

American enemies ofthe treaty. It i 

now in order for Colonel Spalding to 

explain. If he cannot do so to the 

entire satisfaction of the company, he 

ought to be dismissed from his office. 

It lias hitherto been our strongest 

card that we were free from the lobby 

ing tactics of the usual "ring." Our 

lxat advisers have wisely counciled re- 

liance upon the justice of our plea that 

tl(e treaty was truly reciprocal, it --Mr. 

Sualdinir has done much to destroy 

the American impression of our perfect 

fairness, we may do something to re 

store tlat impression by promptly re- 

buking JMr. Spalding. 

We print the second part of a 

letter on the water resources of Hono 

lulu. It clwllcnges attention by the 

clearness and distinctness of its state 

ments and liecausc of its startling an 

lagonlim to the popular belief in the 

necessity of storage reservoirs. Air. 

tawrence's per comes at a good 

time. An engineer is now in the em-lo- y 

of the government at work on a 

system of water supply for Honolulu. 

Until he has matured his plans, 

completed his ottimates amtaubmitted 

his conclusions, we have no right to 

rejudg them. Hut until the matured 

plan is so pithily indicated that ever 

lonhlaliire may understand it, the pi! 

lie is fully justified in distrusting the 

good judgment of the proposition to 

(Spend $100,000 on waterworks during 

the next two years ; anu not unnaturally 

looks niton tint modest sum as the thin 

entering wedgo of a KWiWy outrageous 

aimroiwtauon. 

Next to iKiinc nuht is frank ac 

knowledgment of error. We con 

fow to a feeling of disappointment 

in the . Icittsjamx! record of the 

attotneylgcncral. It is discouraging to 

tte a iiwirfln whose independence 

his friends have counted wiling as Aim 

liter Neumann ld on the mil to inve 

the supreme court a voii in the aii 

x)iiitmcul ol district nidges. So good 

a detail r a he might surely have ex 

IiLiineU a virtc survrisinn to his Iicm 

fuends We have l out the at 

tomr v general from am-'iii- ; several Ik- 

canst he l A lawyer A Uir himHi, 

we think. 

Jtidge W vtcU n .Tuesday 

la.t t" indefinitely H.ij.om- - the lill to 

jive tin sureme cofiit a vone in the 

i lei ti. .n f district judc. On Mon-b- at 

belud toted to t,i it. He ex- - 

I jins bis trti by MM114 flat he kuew 

the ntonsnlctjiiixi ol die lull, in the 

then tomhtton ofthe hou- - meant d 

feat, ami. umhinkinglv, he voted in it 

aliirnutiu- - that lie might liave an ot 

poriunuv to move a reromudrration, 

fort utrv lor the moment thai the htH 

w,i, alrudy lwing rucoutidftrcd This 

i, Mr Uidrmaun's nateiiKiU of the 

nutter, ami he certainly is entitled to 

the Uncut ol hts explanation. 

ant "1 

l.rcdit to whom, etc. In certain 

. quaitutrs it U ilia fathioit to contend that 

no possible mmx! may come out of the 

ministerial Naxaieth. We are perhaps 

as unlikely as anyone Is to uke our Gu 

fonian icform without salting. Hut the 

i virion of the ministry upon the ojfium 

hill was a concussion to nghuous pub 

lic opinion, and deserves re ojinhoa 

c expect to luvc much to luudema 

It js vel o have one thing to praise. 

'W'wwmnp.mftwwwww 

till !! J 1 1 ul l;l 1 m, 

hi ' no a ', . ( J ulij the 

iKtst u-- ileeloped a new 

danger to the cjriMe of reform tthkli 

must he seited with Arm hands and 

killed. That danger ts a tendency to 

unseemly brag ma bluster em the part 

of a few Independents, and the adop- 

tion by at leftst one tmlervcndent -- 

per of a foolishly irritating policy of 

small detraction and unucntlcmanly 

nersonal welfare, altogether out of keep- 

ing wkh the dignity ofthe Indeiendcnt 

canse. There are many iuestlons nrm 

which existing party, lines will he tightly 

drawrt. That is inevitable. We must 

win or lose those issues as we control 

or do not control a majority vote. 

There arc other questions on which 

agreement lietwccn parties is a mere 

matter of m l and mutual conccsj.ion. 

some of these latter-clas- s questions are 

orpteswng importance. The npifim 

hill defeated on Wednesrlay is an 

illustration. Now the rausc of reform 

rannot afford to thow away its chances. 

The assumption of a tone, of cither 

bravado or Wlying must inevitably re 

coil. Even were such a policy ever 

warranted by good taste and sound 

judgment, the numerical strength of 

the Independent party makes that oli-c- y 

impracticable. Wo may k able to 

compel the cabinet to concede reform, 

we nrc in no position to coerce the king 

into the adoption of our plans. Right 

or wrong the king's friends 

they may thjnk of Mr. Gibson are a 

unit in their support of what they con- 

sider the king's rights. The patty lash 

is the very last thing likely to bring 

them into harmony with reform. Dis- 

trust of the king's friends is one thing. 

Holding them at arms length is an- 

other. Human nature is wonderfully alike 

the world over. That is one of the 

tritest of truisms. The Indcienilent 

party may win unpledged votes by 

conciliation. It can win nothing by a 

haughty assumption of mounoiy in 

that not loo common quality, integrity: 

or by an attempt to whip into line those 

who believe in good government, but 

dislike the Independent plan of pro- 

cedure. 

This is plain language. We think it 

is needed. If considered in the ..pirit 

that prompts it, good may result. Most 

of the committees appointed by Presi- 

dent Rhodes are all that the most 

ardent Independent could wish. In 

the language of a reformer who typifies 

the liest that is in the nam: " 1 he 

present committees are the strongest ihtu 

have been made for the twst four ses 

sions." These committees notably 

the finance committee haye the op 

portunity to make full, searching, 1111- - 

ixirti.il and convincing investigation of 

every department of the government. ! 

I hey have the right to employ expert 

assistance a right that will ooubtless 

be exercised The result of this inves- 

tigations will not necessarily determine 

the status of the Indcjicndent party be 

fore the nation. I he liuleienlent 

larty charges Minister Gibson's ad- 

ministration with a deal besides finan- 

cial dishonesty while in office. Hut 

the dollars-nnd-cent- s charge is the 

most imiiortant one. It is by the sub 

stantiation or refutation of this charge 

that LithsomMn must chiefly stand or 

fall. Provided llielcgislaturc throws 

no safeguards around the ministers (by 

hampering investigation in refusing to 

vote iiowers that may be asked for) the 

finance committee ought to make an 

instructive, n convincing and a broadly 

damaging showing, Hut until the in- 

vestigations shall conclude their labori- 

ous duties, it is not only idle, but un 

just to predicate results. Good taste 

and sound judgment arc equally im 

perative 111 saying " Vt ait '. 1 lappily, 

we who have waited nearly two years 

for this investigation can now afford to 

wait a few weeks longer. 

We have confidence in both the 

ability and the integrity of the finan e 

commute, and vce.have no doubt th..: 

they will accomplish a good deal. We 

arc aware also that much time must 

elapse before they can go their round 

of investigation properly, and that the 

temptation is always to pass over with 

merely cursory examination those de- 

partments which enjoy the community's 

confidence. It is jicrfectly true that 

the public e.ects to find the accounts 

of the clerk of the supreme court in 

applc-ni- e order, anil his method of 

booh keeping all that such methods 

should lie. Out it is equally true that 

a spHt of strict impartiality ought to 

control its actions, so unmistakable an 

impartiality that he who runs may read. 

We feel compelled to sound this note 

of timely warning, because we wish to 

anticipate the criticism of the munit- 

ion. The Iwoks of the clerk of the 

supreme court ought to be as closely ex- 

amined as those of any other employe 

of the Kovernmcnt. His methods of 

book keeping ought to lie rigidly scrut- 

inised there ought to 

tie an examination of the clerical work 

of the department far the period, in 

order lo determine whether additional 

help is needed. 'This with all resjicct 

for the opinions of the judges. 'The 

sleiks have never Mx-me- d to be an over-wurke- 

set. Thi advice vill apply to 

every olftu; wlioae expenditures aiu ex- 

amined by the finance committee, and 

if the advice be carried out some valua- 

ble data may be secured and brought 

to bear on the advisability of additional 

clerks in various depaitinents. In any 

event the turn total of investigation can 

lie noue too great to satuly public ex 

mvutioa ; and we must not allow it to 

!je oreiudked by een the semblance 

of partulity. 

We are aware that unthinking iwoj'te 

with inconvenient memories will tike 

exiertion to our right to make this 

week's preachment upon 'The 1 Hguity 

of Reform and will say : atan is re 

buking sin. 'The Pros is preaching 

moderation. Iu editor dcjJore do- - 

MUKIUV 1I5WM11WIHWM15 Vil 

flUefauu of this suit by a brief statement of 

fact ami an equally ihii proieasion 01 

belief, ror the put two years the 

Press has fuuht fur rctorm under the 

llaiioilie iiKklK.-uut.-i- uiity. lUfiiit 

or wrong it ha held that Mag to the 

fore throng It eawnragement and dis- 

couragement, throiudi good and evil 

report, in antii ipaiioit of success as 

yl hatdty realized. In tluc two 

ycow tUa mkoncies of the tlmas liavtj 

often called fur strung denunciation, fur 

Miiuriru: mvwciive, for iirutiarmg run 

cule. Hut we think even thoic we hate 

critkked most numteiUy will liear wit- 

new to the fact that the most bitter 

personal abuse aipcarin in ihec col- 

umns has been made openly. In plain 

and direct language, and at our own 

risk. IIn jwper has never pnee ue- - 

lli'.i- to l'ii nt 01 iKli.i!of til li 

- mnuin our injndp ion-- liillc rouli id 

Purar), the Knlietin, the tordial dislike 

of many not urertotis its enemies anMeon,in,,,,CT mf r,rrtikntfilt mi 

the" cordiitl contermrt of fflanv twho 

otherwise would hnve lietm itffriend- s- 

all we have said about Mr. Gibson to 

the contrary. Our profession of belief, 

so far as It touches the existing situation 

may fairly be summed up in a formula. 

These arc serious times. 'They need 

the employment of serious weapons. In 

effect the Independent demand is n de- 

mand for legislative surgery. The 

prolie, and, particularly, the scahwl arc 

needed. I.ct us lay aside the rtipicr of 

wit, the Mitdgcon of invective ami the 

cheese knife of buffoonery, and let us 

take up, prepared to use it, the scalpel 

of investigation. 

1'eihaps the most thankless task the 

Press ever attempted has liocn under 

taken tcxlny. It is an effort to point 

out certain xpecific features ofthe exist- 

ing and proposed public silary list 

which need cither revision or earnest 

consideration. We say thankless be- 

cause we are fully aware that our action 

will add to the long list of those who 

dislike the Press, while we cannot hope 

that it will lie appreciated by a corrcs-(Kindi- 

numlter of unbiased reformers. 

'There arc unfortunately too many axes 

to grind. "The public grindstone c 

have not always with us. It is in use 

for a few months only once every two 

years. I.ct us turn it while we moy 

for ourselves and our friends." We arc 

fully aware of the tendency among men 

who are honest enough in ordinary 

business dealings to look at office-holdin- g 

in a different way. Many men say 

"1 m glad 'Tom's got the office ; that 

Mick is getting so good a salary ; that 

Harry is lucky enough to fall into a 

sinecure " Hut these men forget all 

about the taxes that must come some 

day, if this tendency to multiply offices 

and increns-- salaries be not nipped in 

the bud. 'The hud of iSS.t is the very 

best one to niji; 

If any one believes diat this paper is 

prepared to go all lengths in its d 

task of proving the incomp 

etency and wrong-doin- g of Minister 

Gibson, any one so believing knows 

very miperlcctly the temper null th 

principles which animate this journal's 

control. irankly and at our own 

risk we have attacked Gihsonism; and 

oHr tliargts Hire remained umtisnvred. 

rimy, trunkiy aim at our own risk wt 

have ns has been repeatedly said of 

us "mirrored the opposition. Ho 

cause we have believed in opposition 

to what we have considered position. 

we have adopted a policy which for two 

years ixtst, has led n lo uirestietttitm. 

I here the duty of an honest journal 

must momentarily pause. e have 

assumed that investigation was needed. 

We have no right to predicate the re- 

sult of investigation. And, in common 

with those of the party who are fight- 

ing for reform in the legislature and in 

their business or plantation relations, 

we must abide by the results of investi- 

gation for at least two years. 

We fail to see why the salary of the 

clerk of the hoard of education should 

be $.5000 a year. 'The sum obtaining 

in 1S82, then $2500, was ample. It is 

true that the office is a responsible one, 

but it is by no means so responsible or 

so arduous as that of registrar of public 

accounts. The secretary ol the board 

of education performs purely clerical 

unties, requiring ability and integrity, 

but demanding no high order of mental 

endowment and presupposing no long 

years of previous education. The 

ol schools ought to be a man 

of ripe education. So ought the prin- 

cipals of the leading public schools. If 

there be money to pay high salaries it 

ou-li- t to go to them. The inspector is 

already fairly well paid although he 

has too much ground to go over in a 

year. Many of the teachers are under- 

paid. 

It is proposed to increase the salary 

ofthe police judge For 

the period ending in 18S2, the salary 

was $2400 a year. For the period just 

ended it was $3000 a year. It is now 

proposed to increase the latter sum to 

$4800 a year. We are not prepared to 

say that the increase is undeserved. 

Hut we do say that if such an increase 

be made it ought to be made on condi- 

tion that the police judge shall be de- 

barred from practicing law or engaging 

in any other professional business. 

We think the office of police justice of 

1 lonolulu so important that its nictim-lia- 

ought to be paid enough to secure 

lus exclusive time and attention to the 

continuous study of the cases, the 

cmergancics and the characteristics 

which demand his consideration. 

We are distinctly in favor of the bill 

lo appoint two new judges of the su- 

preme court. As we understand the 

plan, one judge is to reside ou each of 

the three islands, Hawaii, Maui, mid 

Kauai, and two are to reside on Oahu. 

Such a plan would make it possible for 

the supreme court to sit in nearly con- 

tinuous session for two thirds of the 

year, holding sessions in banc at this 

city once or twice a year. We think 

such an increase would be a judicious 

one, would meet the needs of litigants 

and serve the ends of jiutice, 

'The foreign officeTUT manifestly the 

least important ollicc in the cabinet. 

Hawaii is at peace with all the world, 

Our relations with foreign countries 

ought to be carried on in a plain, 

straight-forwar- business-lik- manner. 

It should be filled by a competent man, 

havinii ability to write a good letter ; 

a man of sound business training, of 

tact, of coolness and presence uf mind; 

above all by a Kcntlcmaii. .Such a man 

could do the work of the office with the 

assistance of two clerks atan aggregate 

salary of $3,000 a year. 

We hope the attorney general may 

make a convincing showing of the need 

01 auuuionai ciencai ucip in 111s oiucc 

'The deputy attorney general will un 

doubtedly conserve a public need. 'The 

additional clerks needed ouuht not to 

be expensive ones. For the chief clerk- 

ship $i,Soo a year would be ample pay. 

A lawyer is not needed. 

I.ci us have eiicct union in the In- 

dependent ranksa union Iwsed mwn 

mutual concessions iu matters of cxiic-dienr- y 

and mutual inflexibility in ques- 

tion of principle. 'To cement this 

union demand' infinite tact, a long pull, 

a strong pull, and 3 pull altogether for 

reJorm. 

It Is nronoH'dlo' give the secretary 

of the board of health a salary' of $2ooq 

a year. Why this increase when he 

UCSiueni Pimwief ui me uueiuii jiui 

lis proent chief clerk filled the posir 

lion satisfactorily aj f Qoo a year, 

nwtnmifw 

iinsm.i t.t 11 iri.niii'i'M 

rrmf 

I'.mi" .'ri-SIA- 1'rfss -- .Vt : li Ihi- 

WPlrnf HofWltUitJ I will rmfeww to 

forth ami expMA tht nwthnri wMeh hi mr 

ptniiMi wl serve tn ntllire the dWhUit 

existent source of wsler nrptr, I11 lite roost 

economical nl effective minner, eonnnene- - 

rng with ihe Nsanrrn Valley swpply- - 

A mll pipe Iwwl rejemvlf ef iron or 

of shout fVro esllons esreidf y plceil nl 

nr nesr 1ft l't Anwf, fitteil with a wiie 

of movrsble sereem of ! wtle of itinVtenl 

site olmenhiiliese scietin sre lo strm llrmi 

ml sny (toting nsitlrles, the top nf I lie Link 

lo I suffiemily shove Inlet of pipe line, to 

give the neeejHUy velocity he! to the walcf 

flowing therein. 

The channel of the trim above Ihis t!nt 

is mainly of .1 rocky cliAraettr, ami the water 

Honing, bring ilnivfil from ipilng, is nnni- - 

atfrely free fiom Impmillea, except limine, 

heary ralnn, when It would doubtless lie mr-bi- 

Iiut the Mali velocity nf the lluwing unttr 

In lite plw line, ntHild prevent any tilling tip 

or ticiimrt therein from tint! cause, from till 

tank as much ofthe wslrr nf the PuM Auitai, 

a would lie dcstnthle, say j cubic feel fr 

second, could lie conveyed In the pine already 

provided and on the ground, to the ti'-- or 

filtering reservoir which, with some .addi- 

tional CAMrlty could nuw be used aa it 

leaervoir. The wlioleof the aliuc quantity 

ol water would therefore be delheretl free 

from contamlnntiiiii In this jint. This pipe 

totittl be fitted with nutrmutlcair nlves, onall 

summits, llkcwlw aenuilng valves al Ihe low- 

est points uf the line. ' ' 

from Ihe upper or filtrrinjj reservoir to the 

resertoir, u 15 Inch pipe is 

distributed for laying. Commlcraliotx of 

economy would demand thcutiliuuinnofnll the 

cxist!n means of Murine; and conc)ini; ihe 

water supply ; when such n course wvuld not 

imoKe a wnUe ofthe s.inie. I wculdlhere-for- e 

rcconimend thai tliif reservoir be repaired 

and modified, and an additional one limit, 

which would allow of cleaning nnd repairs 

without Interfering with the supply. I'rom 

here to Nuuanu Valley a 15 Inch pipe is 

provided. 

A certain amount of distribution Mwccn 

the last named ioinrs hasmetl a ceit.nln ijuantlty 

of the initial supply of 3 cubic feet per second 

but the auxiliary supply received would more 

than compensate for the loss. I will there- 

fore assume that the constant supply lo this 

point is 3 cubic feel per second only, '"" as 

the demand is intermittent, it becomes neces- 

sary to provide a storage for aliout half the 

above amount in order thai it may mil run to 

waste during Ihe night. The existing res- 

ervoir has a rapacity of about 2S7,Sjo V, .S. gal- 

lons, it would therefore require another of a 

capacityof 6Sl,S78 gallons to prevent waste, as 

suming 2 hours intcrmiisiun in the demand and 

lli.nl said demand etpials ihe supply. It is ob- 

viously necessary that the distributing mains 

should be able lo carry olf the w hole supply du- - 

the period of the demand or say 12 hours. 

which would be equal to conveying 0 cubic feet 

per second. I am satisfied that no part of Ihe 

present system needs reorganization more than 

Ihe distribution. 

Incert.nincitieaofliuropewlicnthenecessityof 

economizing the water supply forced itself uvin 

the different communities, a careful examina- 

tion would reveal losscsducto leaky joints ai-.- 

broken pipes, ranging from 20 to So per cent. 

of Ihe whole supply in some cases. It is clear, 

therefore, that any scheme of iuiprovem.-n- t 

here must include the service system, or the 

rest would be of little value by itself. 

If the above were the only supply, It would 

give a population cf 30,000 a dally iiialitily per 

head of 97 gallons. 

In towns in Europe ill 

daily allowance per bead is about IS gallons. 

In manufacturing towns it is about 35 gallons 

per head. 

In the United States, as a rule, they ate 

more liberally supplied, ranging from 33 to 

65 gallons per head; New York Citywilh its 

enormous resources supplying aliout loo gal 

lons per head each day. So that with only 

a part ofthe available supply from the Nuuanu 

Valley source, frovrly ulitiud, vvc should be 

belter oft than nearly every city in Ihe world 

in the matter of town supply per head, with 

our population of say 30,000. 

l'auoa Valley, with a pipe head reservoir anil 

small pipe line is, in my opinion, good for a 

supply of 1,000,000 gallons in 24 hours, con- 

veyed to (lie Nuuanu reservoir. Makiki Valley 

with the same arrangements could, I feel con- 

fident, spare Soo,ooo gallons per day if re- 

quired. Manoa Valley would .permit the 

amount of ,000,000 gallons per day with a 

proper regard to rqurian rights, which with a 

pipe head reservoir and small pipe line could 

be led to Makiki reservoir for distribution. 

My own observation in the above men- 

tioned valleys has led mc to believe that a 

considerable prnrwrtion of the diflerent 

streams are lost in transit, the system of 

measurement herein recommended would re- 

veal the fact, and if it should prove that this 

is not the case a plan of storage for irrigalion 

in the Manoa Valley, that would not threaten 

the safety ofthe inhabitants, could be adopted. 

Said plan would render available for to a n sup- 

ply a considerable proportion or the minimum 

How- - In the valley. 

The previously enumerated sources of sup-pl- y 

if available as claimed herein, would aggie-gat- e 

.),73S, Si 6 gallons per 24 hours, or a daily 

supply per head of a population of 40,000 peo- 

ple of aliout 1 18i U. S. gallons; rather an 

important fact this, if it lie true. It would seem 

to he reasonable ns well as highly desirable, 

that our actual resources should lie ascertained 

beyond a doubt, Ufoie appioprialiuns are 

made to Initiate any costly or , iwltfinlte 

scheme of water supply, involving gieat out- 

lay in the execution and assessing Inherent 

disadvantages in some rciccts. I would sug- 

gest the following simple and quite customary 

method of ascertaining lieyond a doubt what 

our actual resource arc, outside of Ihe 1'aki 

Auwai and artesian wtlts. In each o( the 

l'auoa, MakiUI and Manoa valleys, at or near a 

suitable place-- for head of pipe line, (nil in a 

weir plilc and scale, also one at, or near, where 

the water begins tiileutrd for inlgalion pur-ito- 

lei a daily observation 1 made of Ihe 

flow ihrnu;h these mains nnd a record kept of 

the sain; at the end ol two jrats tli 

government would lie In oyievion of 

tolerably exact iiiformslloti as irgaids the 

minimum qtunlit) ol water front the 

sources available for supplying Honolulu and 

environs. ',l'.uilinx such information and 

data no person omld lie justifies! in affiiimlng 

thai limit sources of supply ate nt available 

at such. 

Artesian Wells 1 In connection with this I 

will apologize fur and collect a mistake in the 

first part of this letter which stated that lie 

diameter of Inlet uf lining pipe of the govern- 

ment well al Waiktki was only 5 inches. 

whereat it was 7 inches, with Ihe flow as before 

Mated. In order to utilize the flow of an arte- 

sian well it must 1 lcliveti.il under preuure 

lo the city mains there arc llncc methods In 

vogue for effecting Ihb, namely, 1 rft 

t'irl The direct pfessuro systcem. In which 

the waif h delivered directly into the main 

under Ihe pf ewuie ier)r (hit is the nuM 

economical of the three systems, 

Stand The stand pi system in wlikh Ihe 

water It pgnijxvl up thrQugl) a UnJ pipe, sup- - 

iiinl by a sural le and luting 1 small 

lank .11 Us summit Win m llu- - water I1 ,ur 

rii-i- t by gravity mm Ihr city mams. 

'.'iint The reservoir syntem in which ihr 

water Is forcml Ihmwgh rising mam Into n 

rtsetmlr at a utile elevation whence it 

flown by gravity thr.iogh the dhtrllmting system. 

This last, although a more eixnly plan, iilfetx 

certain hupottant advant(jei tint lit my 

ni inlrm wmikl fnlly instlfy the additional emt 

ol using it 

I will now add a tmiRh estimate of Ihe rml 

of the rlllTi-rr- tuelheiils of iititlMilon, only 

excrpting that of Imimumllng and stor.vge. (I 

except this method mr the twicm liefnre enti- - 

mrrami, ami nimt cinpimtirtiiiy lieetuise n 

large storage lewrvnh would shortly Iwenme 

an accitrmiMtnt msisof filth nw log to the rarid 

rormatinu of lire nsstr, slimy growth known 

as limn, which even in our small tesetvoir" 

where tin? water Is lielng constantly chjingeil Is 

ImhI enough, Intt which in Sglarge teservnir, ex- 

posed lor a long period to the sun, would mi 

Intensify the evllr.l luid water that I am afraid 

the temperance movement here would lien 

forlnnt ktfr Indeed ami that lite supply, even 

elnlmrate lillerinB, could not lie used as 

po able water with safely lo the mimnunllyi 

'ml Cost nl utititlog the I'.ikl Auwal 

ttpily of 3 cubic feel ier second by put- 

ting In piie bend irseivoir, laying pipe line, 

nuking new upper iefr-oir- 

, 

also n new- - reser- 

voir for high service, and 1111 additional one 

for low service, also relavlng a large iion'on of 

the service itlne system, total 05,001). 

Srctmt Utilizing a daily supply of 1,000, 

000 gallons from I'aum valley, if amititMe 

and HttilM, $j,uco. I Ins provide mr n new 

nine. 

Tkint Utilizing a daily supply of Soo,c 

gallons mini .vinkiKi vnuey, 11 nvaiiaoie ann 

needed, StS.Soo, incluiline in'tie. 

'milk a lally supply of l.ooo,- - 

000 gallons fiom Manna Valley, delivered to 

Makiki reservoir, including pipe, $7.1,551. 

Cost of utilizing a daily supply from artesian 

wells of 1,250,000 gallons t 

I'int system ns follows ! A pumping plant 

of approved construction ; one combln.it ion 

lioiler for internal firing, with smoke stack) 

one Corliss automatic cut-of- f engine, fitteil 

with condenser; all Ihe neci'ssiry foundation 

also n suitable building of wood and iron 1 the 

whole furnished comiilcle for working. This 

can be made by the Honolulu Iron Works for 

Ihe sum of $n,ouo. 

Stten.t system pumping plant ol in- 

creased capacity, costing $13,000 ; lower and 

a'anil-pipo- , with foundation complete, $I.S,,Oo; 

add cost of well, etc., $,ooo total, $30,000. 

Third system Inordirtorahc I 'f inlllionaof 

gallons to the height of say 140 feel through a 

ilslng pipe 3,000 lect long would require a 

pumping plant of suitable capacity with engine 

of almut 40 nominal horse iowcr, a well con- 

structed reservoir to cniilain 12 hours supply 

or C25, 000 gallons, a pipe line to and Irom 

same, the total co-i- t of which would lie about 

$5t,eoo j add cost of well nnd appuitanances, 

$4,000 j duplicate pumping plant for use in 

emergencies, if such be deemed necessary, 

$16,000 j total, $71,ooo. 

I regret that in writing this article I have-no- t 

had time to give a subject, of such vital 

inqiortaiice to the well being of this commu- 

nity the treatment it merits. If this humble ef 

fort should have Ihe cjfect of throning some 

light on I lie question, and thereby aid in ob- 

taining a wise and economical solution of the 

problem of water siimily for this city, 1 shall 

feel fully compensated. My acknowledgements 

are due to the Superintendent of the Honolulu 

Iron Works for his courteous assistance, in 

making certain estimates on pumping plant. 

Tit inking you for your valuable space accorded 

this article. I am your obedient servant, 

W. U. LAWkUN'CU. 

Honolulu, May 15, 1SS4. 

77ie ll'rrr i'tjif I'mitrurt, 

The editor of this paper called yesterday on 

Mr. G. W. Macfarlane and asked a distinct and 

succinttatement of the last pipe tiansactiou 

between the government and tiie firm of which 

Mr. Macfarlane is head. This request was 

made of insinuations by the I lonolulu 

Bulletin that Mr. Macfarlane's conduct in the 

matter has savored of sharp practice, if 1101 of 

irregularity. lie received an answer In sub- 

stance as follows : 

"The pipe transactions between this firm 

and the government began Juring the Wilder 

administration and continued through the 

Carter administration. Under the latter 

regime every pipe importing firm in 

town competed and our bid, being the lowest, 

was accepted. We were then enabled to lav- - 

down superior pipe more cheaply than any 

other firm liecausc of our f ilasgovv connections. 

I'lie suoerioritv of (Jlasiiow nii Is . 

ledged everywhere and Ihe Glasgow pipe market 

is lhc,cheaiest in the world. This superiority 

consists chiclly in the method of casting. 

Glasgow pipe is cast vertically ; in oilier 

countries pipe is cast horizontally, the former 

method insuring uniform thickness, which 

enables the pipe to stand great pressure. Its 

cheapness is insured because of Glasgow's 

position as the large-,- pig iron market si the 

world. It was natural then that ihe interior 

department should look to us for any further 

supply of pipe needed by the eovcrnment. In 

July or August of 1SS2, Minister Hush ap 

plied to us tor an estimate upon a icquired 

lenglli of pipe line, to be furnished in IS inch 

pipe. We furnished the estimate. lie found 

the total estimated cost largely in excess of Ihe 

appropriation available. At Ihe beginning of 

negotiations I had said to Minister llusli that 

in my opinion not only were 18 inch pipe too 

large for the purpose intended but that 12 inch 

pipe w ould be amulc. He informed inc that 

the requisition had been made out by the 

superintendent of water works, who insisted 

tl.at lS inch pipes were needed. I then sug- 

gested that he ask Engineer Stirling's opinion 

as 10 tne sire required ; anil, 1 believe, lie 

recommended 12 Inch or 15 inch pipe. It was 

finally agreed to suWitutc 15 inch pipe for the 

18 inch pipe asked for, for reasons already 

explained. After the bargain had been closed 

and I had received my contract, Mr. Sprcckels 

suggested, ootn to tne ministry and to myscl , 

that for motives of policy, the pipe order (liein 

a large one) ought to lie tilled in the United 

States, provided it could be filled there as 

cheaply as in Scotland. I assented to the sug- 

gestion and released the government from the 

contract, with a proviso ihat if Mr. Sprcckels 

was unable, through liU American connections, 

to lay down the pipe here at the same figure s 

my lender that the contract with mc should 

continue in force. Mr. Sprcckels and I wet . 

to San Francisco ou the same steamer, I lie'..,; 

011 my way to England in the interests of im- 

migration. Two or three days after our 

arrival In San Francisco, Mr. Spreckels in 

formed me that the best tender he had 

been able to obtain from pipe manufacturers 

in the eastern states was two cents n-- r Kiund, 

Jelhtred inships in AVw iWi, which quo. 

talion was a small fraction higher than the 

contiact price of my pipe, laid dmvn on Ike 

wharf at lonohilu. I then of course placed 

the order in the hands of my Glasgow agents 

for execution. The llullctin's insinuation 

that I received vay for the whole pipe order 

lieforc the plie left Kngland is untrue. I re- 

ceived only tin- - customary one fourth, advance J 

nnd nu-- lo receive one half on shipment from 

lila-go- and the remaining one fourth on the 

arrival of Ihe ship in Honolulu Harbor. I was 

not even furnished with a letter of credit, cus 

tomary In similar large transactions. On the 

contrary 1 was obliged to do the financiering 

ihicllyout ofthe icourccs and ciedil of my linn. 

m far from lieing paid In advance, I did not re- 

ceive Ihe final patuient of $50,000 until nearly 

mon tin alter delivery of the pipe 

10 contrail," 

This tiucMlou lus lieen brinish! directly lie- - 

fore the public in the alxivc manner for two 

leatoiis. Ilecause Mr. .Macfarlane's veision of 

th.: transaction ought lo be known, and be- 

cause any different version that may lie sub- 

stantiated by fads is now In order, While 

Mr. Macfarlane did not ek lids publication. 

he assures the writer thai he it prepared tu 

tuustanliate eveiy statement made herein, 

tiik i.s:tiisi..rn'in:. 

Saturday's mvioN niimi.ENiii hay. 

Petitions vi ere presented as follows 1 

lly Mr. Dole, $,ouu for Improvement! lo 

Ihe roaiU in Panoa Valley. 

lly Mr. Kaneali), lm tuition charged 

for children going to Ijiglish Schools be 

nbolbhcil. 

lly Mr. Kamakele, that uus of liquors k 

to Hawaiian!, ami the liquor laws con- 

tinued. 

Jly Mr. Amata, that Waitnca he made a dii-Hi- d 

uf Waialua, Oahu. 

Keports of committees 

lly Mr. IJole, from judiciary committee, Ihat 

tl.e hill relating to corporations, Introduced by 

Mi. Smith, be passed as Introduced, 

The attorney general said he could not sup 

(Kill the bill until llWu wo an amendment 

made to It, I'eilufH from (he fact ol an 

intendment litttg elfrieit by a minister, Mr. 

Dole would nolCwjwort it, M nothing good 

can come put ofiKmrcth, 

picsidcnt Rhodes said It was Ihe Jrepoit of 

Ihe commute; win consideration, and not an 

amendment, u the bill had only four sign. 

tur-.- . when n Ihere members mi tin- 

null. iary Ciinimiter, u wis I.111I on table until 

Ihe olher mrmlier signed. 

Ity Mr. D.ile, from the same committee, 

thtt the opium bill introduced by Mr. t.illka-lanl- , 

be y Ktponeri, II not lieing In 

proper form. Mr. Ismberg said he hid been 

trmud Ihe Islands a .great ileal, snd found lira! 

opium was used lew than heretofore. If this 

bill were lo mss, opium would again lieermie 

cmtmion with Chinese who have given It up. 

It would tie dangerous lo plinting Inleiests. 

Mr. Cleghorn moved the hill be lefetred l 

loimnittfe of the whole and made stieclal 

order for Wednesday, lie thought it was a 

very important matter and needed more dis- 

cussion limn they would be able to give it 

today. Carried. 

MOMIlAY' SRMION, F.KNril HAY. 

Petitions were ntncntril as follows 

Ity Mr. Kamakele, Ihat ienple having no 

ciuiiiten tic rnngeii niny 3,1 mr seiiooi las 

Also, that lepers at Kalawao be allowed to 

return to llielr homes and there lie owed for. 

Hy Mr. Kaitwil.i, $5,000 fo'r a boat landing 

at hniiiinloa. 

lly Mr. Pillio, that the election of repre- 

sentative PaIoIiuii he declared null ami void. 

Mr. P.ilohaii sai.l he would like to see the 

petition, Mr. Ahnto honed they would not 

let him have the original copy, lie might do 

away with It. A copy was ordered lo be 

furnished Mr. I'alohau. 

Hy Mr. Knulutoni, that a license lie granted 

II. I, N'olte, for his Casino, Kapinl.tni I'.irk, 

nnd bills were presented as fol- 

lows t 

lly Mr. Prank ltrown, $3,200 for a bridge 

al Walanae 

lly Mr. Aliolo, to fill certain vacancies In 

government olfices. 

lly Mr. (,. Hum 11, that Ihe minister of finance 

return $45.75 overcharge on taxes nl Kohala. 

lly Mr. Kaiiliikon, $10,000 for opening a 

road from Knmoiliilii to Waiklkbk.nl. 

lly Mr. Cecil llrovvn, to apioint two more 

justices of the supreme court. 

lly Mr. K.nttlia, $ I ,ooo for repairing landing 

at vvaim.inalo, ualiu. 

Mr. Auiara read 1st lime an act lo amend 

Section 411S, Civil Code. 

.Mr. Nawalii remarked he had not vet seen 

the minister of finance's rcjrl in the I fnwaiiau 

language. .Minuter Kapena said he would not 

let the report be distributed until the printers' 

eirors wrre properly corrected. 

Atlorncy-iicncra- i isetimami moved that nil 

resolutions referring to taxes be sent to 

committee. They were ordered to be 

referred to the finance committee, 

Mr. Hitchcock said that his resolution 

respecting the discrepancies In the minister of 

nuances report remained unanswered. Mr. 

Godfrey Iliown said the finance committee 

would answer It very shortly, 

lly Mr. Nawahl, whereas, two persons are 

in the employ ol the foicign olfice (Mr. Webb 

nnd Mr. Parker) who have not been naturalized 

and are drnvvini! eovcrnnienl nay. the minister 

of foreign affairs be requested to state his 

reasons lor breaking Hie laws ol Hie kingdom. 

Minister Gibson said they were only leuqio-raril- y 

engaged, Mr. Wbb, as acting secretary, 

anil Dr. Parker lor Hie iKiard ol health, lit 

had engaged sisters of mercy, and had paid 

them out of the public funds, and they had not 

taken the oath. Mr. Nawahl wanted to know 

what the sisters of mercy had to do with it, he 

was referring to Webb and Parker, employed 

in the foreign office. Mr. Hole sumiortcd the 

resolution, it was a sound one. The minister 

had broken the law. As Ihe law standi, a 

person In the employ of the government should 

have taken the oath of allegiance. Mr. Gibson 

said Colonel laukea holds lire cornmissionof sec 

rctaiy. Mr. Smith asked whodrew tlies.nl.uy? 

UI course vveiiii noes, lepned me minister. 

Mr. Smith said Mr. Parker had stated openly 

that morning that he had a written agreement 

vvilh the minister. The resolution was finally 

ordered lo be submitted lo the justices of the 

supreme court. 

The order of the day was : 

First : 3rd reading of an act relating to the 

aiipoiiiliueutof district judges introduced by Mr. 

W, U. Smith. Mr. Smith said he hoped the bill 

would pass as it would preserve the purity of 

inc administration, vve must nave our s 

pure and this bill would have ihe effect 

of so making them. Mr. Dole, in support, said 

the judges of the supreme court arc inorclikcjy 

to know what kind of men to supjxirt for these 

positions. A motion to indefinitely postpone 

was lost 24 to 21, the four ministers being in 

the minority. 

Second : 3rd reading o) an act relating tn 

corporations, introduced by Mr. Smith. Passed 

after an amendment had been made that the 

word "lying" should be changed to "line." 

Third: 3rd reading of an act defining owner- 

ship of turkeys and other wild fowls. Passed. 

Attorney General Newman asked for an 

amendment tn be added lo ihe bill relating In 

corKirations which had been reported on by 

the judiciary committee. Mr. W. O. Smith said 

the amendment could not be added without a 

remodeling of the bill. Mr. Cecil ltrown did 

not believe in the attorney general interfering 

with the wort; ofthe judiciary committee. 

tuesijay's SRS1IOX. FIFTEKNTII day. 

The following petitions were presented : 

lly Mr. Kamakele, that government physi- 

cians charge no fees to poor people. 

I!y Mr. Knwell, that the roads in the Wai-nic- a 

district be extended. Also, that the mat- 

ter of establishing leper hospitals be considered 

by Ihe house. 

Ity Mr. Richardson, that the road supervisor 

district of Kaanapali be not the same person as 

the one for district. 

lly Mr. Keau, $3,500 for a bridge over .the 

stream at Moanalua. Also, that $tG be 

awarded one Ahlo for post office services. 

lly Mr. Hlcliardson, for a bridge at Ilonoko-hau- , 

Maui. 

lly Mr. W. 0. Smith, that the circuit court 

be held at Wailuku, Instead of Lnhaina. 

lly Mr. Frank llrown, that a road be opened 

at Puiiloa. 

lly Mr. Kauhikou, $3,000 for a road from 

Kamoiliili to Manoa. 

Hy Mr. I laker, for improving School street, 

and for a bridge over Pailoa srrcam. Also, 

$20,000 for building workshops at lall, and 

general improvements for the benefit of the 

prisoners. 

lly .Mr. Nahinu, that parents having children 

at F.nglish schools pay no personal taxes. 

Ity Air. Kauvvila, that prisoners work out 

uieir nine 111 me nistrici wnere convicien, 

.Mr. l'.iloliau moved that the vote on the bill 

relating to the appointment of district judgis 

be reconsidered. Carried. 

Mr. Kauhikou moved that the bill be indefi 

natelv liostlHllled. Mr. Pilim. that llu; bPt 

pass. Mr. Dole said the bill ought to pass lo 

protect the rights of Ihe people. The judges 

of the supreme' court were quite able to make 

guou appointments, ami would not snow parti- 

ality. They were liest posted as to the com- - 

jietency of ersons. Governor Doiuluis said his 

aiiporuimcnls bad always given s.vlulactinu. 

He was pioud In say there had never been any 

fault found wills the persons he had selected. 

Mr. W. O. Smith said this matter was of interest 

to the whole community. These apolntinetits 

ought to be ill the hands of the supreme judges 

and In 114 one else s. 1 lie muustcrs are Irving 

to break down this safeguard without an ur 

ment, and he could not understand it. A s 

should not be led by one man, but vote accord- 

ing to our conscience. This was an ltniorUnt 

matter to the mor people, in guarding their 

rights. He hoped every nun would vote on 

this bill as he Ihoueht. without fear or favor. 

The vote to indefiiialely postpone was) 

cairled. A)e Gilnon, Guhck, Kaoeua, Neu- 

mann, Ooinlnis, Kuihelani, llunh, Wldein.iim, 

Kaar, Kauoa, Macfarlane, Kauhikou, Keau, 

I.llikalaui, Hiker, Amaia, Kaulia, Aliolo, 

Klchaidson, Kamakele, Gardner, Naliiiui, 

K.iuiuiiuno, Ciloliau. Kupihra, Nakaleka. 

Total, 26, Noe- s- lll.liop, Cleghorn, Wilder, 

Iseuberg, Dowsstl, Molt Smith, I', llrown, 

K.ilua, C, llrown, Katiealii, W. O. Smith, 

Nawahl, llitdicock, Kauwila, Kauliaiic, Pilipo, 

G. llrown, Hole, Howell, Total, 17, 

Wl.llNUtlAY'sSf.VSIOS 5IXTKKSTII HAY, 

The following petitions wrie presented 1 

lly Mr, Kancajii, that the sale of opium be 

prohibited, 

lly Mr. 1'. llrown, against licensing and 

sale of opium. 300 sigiiatuiesi 

lly Mr. C. llrown, against lire licensing and 

sale of opium, 75 signatures. 

lly Mr. Howell, that the bill for the sale nr 

o iiiuin Ik rejected. 20 Chinese vignaluirs 

also that $lScu be appropriated for building 

breakwater at Waitnca. 

lly Mr, Hitchcock, again licensing of 

opium, fioo signatuics. 

lly Mr, Nawahl, against the Importation and 

sale of opium. Over 200 signatures. 

lly Mr, Kamakele, Ihat eniploveis return 

tat receipts lo their employes. 

lly Mr. Kauhikou, for a national loan of 

$S,ooo,oo0 for building a hospital district of 

Koolauhu; that license be granted Hawaiian 

o practice medicine 1 $J,ooo for a czurlliousc 

and lockup at KooUuloa. 

lly Mr, Nahinu, that the Konohiki tea 

fivherle be 0ned lo Ihe public 

Resolution and bill were offered at follow 1 1 

llj- - Mr. Alxilo, first residing of an act lo 

amend wectlon jS, chapter J teuloo lint &8a 

WWfW1W w 

rc'aiini; to loIIci turn of taxrv Parsed l 2nd 

lending. 

Ilv Mr. Dole, first reading of a bill by n 

title to regiilair Ihe use of Intosimlmg liquor. 

Urfcneil loptinllne eommlltcc. 

lly Mr. Smith, lht the Justice of the 

court Ire tKiwilcri lo evpreiw to this 

Assembly their oplnmii on Ihe following nuta- 

tion t t It lavful foi an alien, to vvliow 

letters intent of denization have brrnermfHieri, 

to Ik appointed to mi office of profit or 

emolument under the government of this 

kingdom, without taking ami siiIkk iftilng the 

iHlh of allegiance in nistiii'r Ami form 

by sections 430 and 431 of III Civil 

Code ? In support nf his resolution, he MM, 

that a revolution wan imssed llw nlrwr day 10 

ask Ihe opinion of the judges respecting two 

perMins 

(n grrreiment employ who had ml 

taken Ihe oath of allegiance. Vntenlny his 

ma csty r.rsnlcii trttenv 01 iiiniMiinii in tinfse 

two H?tHms, He dlil not wish in say anything 

almut the situation Ihr ministers had pined 

themselves In, Iml he would like In have the 

question answered. Mi. Kalnkmi, tltoughl 

shonld n ease atlw the ministers would lie 

placed In a peculiar mi1lun. Mr. Nawahl 

mild the honorable was afraid ofthe resolution, 

If then men have lieen dinvving imrTrnmenl 

money not In accordance with the Uw they 

would nave 10 iriun.i 11, aim uie minister 

Mr. Dole tesiei-lri- l and approved 

a question like this It would benefit all con- 

cerned to get the opinions of llr judge. The 

resolution was finally passed. 

Mr. I.llikatanl moved a resolution I list 

cnplc of the Dally and Weekly l'aenlru. I Into 

I lavvaii, and (iaeltc be fiiiiilvhed the members 

ofthe house e.nrled. 

The order ofthe day was then taken np, un- 

finished business, an art tn amend section 

JZ Civil Code, relating to confirm ions. 

Tire bill was rehired to committee oil whole 

ami made special outer for Thursday, 

Ncsl was thespecl.nl onhr, an act tn regulate 

Ihe importation and sale of opium in I he 

country, inltoduccri by Mr. Mllkalani, The 

house went into committee: ofthe whole. Hon. 

J. Mott Smith, cliniriii.111. 

1 ne lust section 01 inc lull was i ny 

Secretary Pierce, The attorney general said 

after hearing the first section read, he should 

move the lull be Indefinitely postponed. The 

section makes the whole bill unconstitutional 

and I am pretty sure Ills Majesty would veto 

it. Mr. Ulikalatil said y was one of the 

proudest days of his life, Insomuch as he was 

the Introducer of the bill and would be able lo 

explain it. Mr Kaun.iin.ino spoke in favor ofthe 

bill as it would largclyincrc.ise the revenues of 

the country. If the bill had passed the last 

session there would iu the two years past have 

been enough money made In build a good road 

over the Nuimmi Pali. The honorable iiiein-lie- 

wondered why there was so much opium 

In the country. Mr. Aliolo said the bill had 

been considered very carefully by the judlclaiy 

committee. Minister Gibson said he was 

decidedly opposed lo the bill because it nilghl 

disturb our relations with the United States. 

Mr. Nawahl said there was a great deal of 

opium in the country, and it must come in 

through the dilTcicnl ports. New potts hail 

been made and the chances to get it in were 

Increased. 

Mr. Kalua said that Captain Hnyley told 

Chinese residents on Maul to raise $100,000 

and distribute $10,000 among the members of 

the assembly and that would help the lull to 

pass. The member from l.aliuina in answer 

to a question said thai the opium in the coun- 

try came in through the port of Honolulu. 

Minister Kapena called for ayes and noes lo 

indefinitely postpone. 

Ayes Gibson, Kapena, Neumann, llishop, 

Wilder, Isenberg, Mott Smith, Kauoa, Walk- 

er, Martin, Macfarlane, Keau, F, Brown, 

Kaulia, Aliolo, Kalua, Uich.iiilsou, Kanealii, 

W, O. Smith, Kamakele, Gardner, Nawahl, 

Hitchcock, Kauwila, Kauhaue, Nahinu, Pili- 

po, G. llrown, Dole, Howell, I'alohau, Kupl-he.- 

Nakaleka. Total 31. 

Noes I.ilikalani, Hush, Kaac, Kauhikou, 

Itaker, Kaunamano. Total d. 

The committee of the whole 'then rose and 

reiiortcd that the bill had been indefinitely 

postponed. The reKirt was adopted. 

TIIURSUAY's SESSION SKVKN'TEKNTIt DAY. 

Petitions were present ed as follows : 

Hy Mr. Kamakele, $5,000 for improving 

roads, districts ol Kul.v nnd Yvaikaivj, Maul. 

lly Mr. Kauwila, Ihat the Konohiki sea 

fisheries be thrown open to the public. 

lly Mr. Cecil llruwn, $2,000 lor improving 

roads and wharfs Koolauloa. Also that school 

teachers collect no fees from children. 

lly Mr. Hitchcock, fur a rope landing at 

uokaia 

lly Mr. Keau, $3,500 for cxtcriiltnc Queen 

street to Waikiki. ' 

lly Mr. Dole, for hospitals, districts of Ko-lo- a 

and I.ihuc. 

lly Mr. Pilipo, $5,000 for building an 

Knglish scIuhiI at North Kona. 

lly Mr. Kauli.nne, that two district judges 

be appointed for the district of Kan. 

Mr. Dole rexirted from the judiciary com- 

mittee that the petition contesting Ihe election 

ofS. K. Kiiplhca and J, Nakaleka us repre- 

sentatives be indefinitely Hislponcd,-lh- c irregu- 

larities not being deemed sufficient evidence. 

The following resolutions and bills were 

ofiTered t 

lly Mr. Keau, to provide a permanent 

for the widow of Major Kinimaka. 

lly Minister Gulick, for funds to purchase 

properly known as " Honolulu Hale for the 

govern mt nl. 

lly I Ir. Smith, that a special committee of 

five be npjiointeil to report on the various 

Kilicc departments in the kingdom. 

Mr, Kauhikou said the resolution ought to 

be referred to finance committee, 

Mr. Kalun mo veil that the committee num- 

ber 13. 

Mr. Dole, moved another resolution to re- 

construct the police system with 13 on the 

committee. Tht amendment was carried and 

the following members were appointed on the 

committee W. O. Smith, Cecil ltrown, 

Kaunamano, Attorney-Gener- Neumann, Ka 

110.1, Martin, Hush, Nawahi, Dole, Nakaleka, 

Kauhikou, Kaae and Governor Dominis, 

lly Mr, Kaulia, to amend section 1419 and 

14:0 Civil Code. 

Hy Mr. Amara, to forbid Chinese fishing in 

the harbor at Waialua. 

lly Mr. Richardson, $5,000 for Improving 

loads and bridges at Kahakuloa, Maui. 

lly Mr. Kauhikou, that the minister of fi- 

ll ncc state lo the assembly whether or not 

bonds were issued lo the supreme court oil ac- 

count ofthe estate of Joseph booth, if so what 

silver coin was paid In exchange for those 

bonds. Mr. W. O. Smith was in favor of the 

rcKilutiou, the house wanted all the informa- 

tion they could get pu the coinage question. 

The judges of the supreme court would not 

wish to have anything suppressed that would 

be likely to rellcet on them was carried. 

Minister Kapena said "yes" to the first 

question, the second one he could not answer 

as it was he came Into office. 

Auditor General Walker pieseuled his 

Rcfcred lo printing corniuilee. 

lly Mr. Cecil llrown lead 1st lime a bill in- 

creasing the justices of the supreme court. 

Rcfcred to revision committee. 

Hy Mr. Keau read 1st lime a bill to amend 

Sections. 1165, :6(i and 267 of the civil code. 

Kcfeicd to special committee of 13. 

lly Mr. C, llrown, a hill to regulate 

in bankruptcy. 

lly Mr, Kaneahl, a bill to alulllsh tuition 

feet where psicnts have five or more children 1 

also a lull to repeal chapter 57 Chi Code, 

Ity Mr, l'iiliK, Ihat the inspctlor of immi- 

gration, remrl ou matter cmiueclrd with Ids 

d nl let for Ihe pan two years. The inspcclor 

sjld he would icKit In 7 days. 

lly Mr. Keau, a bill to iri'.ulate elections. 

lly Mr, I'alohau, bill for an iucirascof 

population. 

lly Mi. Kauwila, a bill to amend Section 

1C8 Civil Cole. 

lly Mr, Kaulia, a bill lo provide a ieiman-en- t 

settlement on jiouridkreper Na iilm, 

KoolauiHiko, 

Mr, Doleiukcd If ihe crown coniiiiistlniieit 

lad Ihelr irotl ready in compliance with a 

resolution siucd the previous week. The 

secretin y not having notmed itiecuiiimissi'inrrt 

a motion to Mtciuillic lime to repoit to ten 

days was cairml. 

Scrrral motions tn adjourn weie nude, one 

for a week, one for a month, but after consid- 

erable divumloii the hum adjoin ntri until I 

if, Monday. 

'I'lie Dally Hawaiian takes courlcouo 

exception to our helief that in nosition 

of ideal i impossible of 

continuance. for many reason!; a 

really inilceiulciit dally will he a Itooii 

to these island, b'o long m merely 

honest differences of opinion ejiar.tte 

the Hawaihnlyid lite I'ress, we shall 

exercise and trust to receive the per- 

fect courtevy with which each luu so 

far treated the other. Uut we hope our 

indejienricnre and the Hawaiian' may 

lie tome day fashioned after the Mine 

Prow pattern. 

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full boml, In llrair ami Mrrfinm Sif- - 

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SATURDAY PRICvSS I 

Publication ofTica It at Merchant street. Hi) 

Infill roAml ! Port Irrrt. 

Snfcscrtbrrt mill Advfrtlsf n will pleti a.Urrst, 

THOS O THRUM, PuWUlif r ml Propillr 

All matter far the Saturday Pi eat thmtlj b 

aiMtetuJ Is Ih. ' SATURDAY I'RliSS 

M.illte rl any events af Interest trantptrlne; ml 

the other Isltndswltlalways be thankfully re elve-- t 

fur puhtittllon. Correspondents are teijittHlfrd to 

appenj lhlr true ninfi to All commHntf tttons, 

not for pttWI atlon necessarily , but At a guarantee 

t Kit the writer It ittloit In kmhI filth. 

SATURDAY, MAY i;. ti 

LOCAL ITEMS 

The Malawi Sttjjar Cemtftan) jM s tilt! 

ili ml of Ji on Tarsdav. 

Her A. O. Iwlt will ocrwpy lh jwlpil In 

the Hethri wmmtwir rrrotnrrtaj. 

The Mftrtttrit And Mrctiiarw nf Knrtimnit) 

tie Ihimiph i:(ii bj- the Amaraiva. 

On Mrmdijr afltinntm tvset) ttnfionith 

li inch hvvtal iramfMtrrl to MoJiAal, 

A iuiItc womin wt thrown ffom hr lioitc 

in Tar1) 11, on Klnaj Hifti, arfcl nerttttj' 

lirurtftl, tlirHtgri iAI ikrre:rrtl hull. 

A ttir ptetrtant icrtlon wit glten st IW 

ahati, an Mnntatj- lat, b) Kef. C, 

M'rtitt, In ISotMir of Uev. Dr. Mclnn, of 

Oilliml, wrn hit been making the It la mis a 

Urine 

The ictiHirrsl amount of tulncrlrrliont have 

lieen tectitti. ami Mr. C. K. HKhjoji h taltl 

into the treasury nf I'muliou Cntlrge tlw $15, 

cttj vvhkh he pmuilinl 1111 the tttnilition that a 

die amount I nblaincil by ulrtcriHiiMi. 

A new laml U lo be formed for the king, 

which will l contposrxl of kitty Ihjjs, umler 

the direction of Mr, Chatlrt Michlel. The 

instrument! hatrr been onlerol from lVtris, ami 

are eipctcJ u arrive by the neat steamer. 

Mr. Aniu tut Iraseil, for 25 )ear, from 

Horace Crabb, the lot on King street, nearly 

opposite the police sttton, ami is pulling tip a 

two story frame building, 50 b) 75 feet, which 

will toon be occupied by a swarm of Chinese 

merchants. 

The schooner Oustav arriieil on Snnda) 

from Tuhitl with the German Consul fioin that 

j lace who goct bj the Mariosa lo San 1'ran 

Cisco. The Guslar is the first sctsel that lias 

bren in this port from Tahiti for two jeau. 

She was laden with oranges ami coctuntils. 

A Chinaman named Ah You fell from a rock 

car on llentania street on Wednesday, and the 

ear wheel tan over his leg, breaking With 

bonet Inst above the ankle. He was taken to 

the Chinese Hospital, where Dr. Henri Mc 

Grew attended him. It it barel) iiosstbte that 

the limb may be taxed from amputation. 

.Musical programme by the Kusat Hawaiian 

Military Hand. This afternoon the band will 

plar at Kmma Stiuire : 

Overture Ron,tlda," ... ....... .......Meyerbeer 

Haacw--" Cartas." Fel.py 

rotate Kiyoktlo.- - eadi 

leslioIl Ponces lea "(new) ........ ...Sullivan 

Warti-"'I- Ie SUlm,' vvauteulel 

Quadrille un f In r air," . Williams 

On Monday evening the usual concert at 

1'mma Square. 

Hie entertainment! and fair last sscek in aid 

of the fun4 Jung and funds of 

the Honolulu Library and Keadfng Room 

Association hase already netted the handsome 

turn ol nearly $3,000, with scleral outstanding 

collection accounts to hear from. It was in- 

tended to have a ball at Musical Hall last 

Thursday night; but that event' bat been put 

off until neat month. It was also intended to 

have another entertainment at V. M. C. A. 

Hall this evening, but that hat besn indefin- 

itely postponed. 

A Chinaman employed on' the Ueretania 

ttreet railway, engaged in bringing in broken 

stone from Kamoiluli, wasrunoscr by the cart 

last Wednesday afternoon, and hit leu broken 

ami ankle crashed so bad at to probably require 

amputation. Engineer White complains of the 

rnischievions and dangerous practice of boss 

hsing at Kamoiliili of placing rocks and other 

obstruction! on the track, and it was in jump- 

ing off In clear the road, without notifying the 

engineer, that he tlipped and fell between the 

tails instead of getting on the outside. 

Mr. Hatton Tumor, wholus lieen holding 

evening meetings recently in the Lyceum and 

V. M. C A. Hall, went on Sunday by the 

Australia to the coast lo meet hit family and 

In hold evangelistic sersicet there. Mr. Tur- 

ner wxt ten ) ears in the Knglish army and gas e 

up hit commission at a captain in order to en- 

gage in the work of an He started 

from Encland IS month unccand hxt traveled 

through the oriental cities, proclaiming the 

gospel, and at hit own expense. I Ic purjioscs 

working this summer in the towns along the 

l'icitic C oast. 

"The Missionary Gleanert Society" pro. 

pose to give a free literary and musical enter- 

tainment on the evening of Thursday, May, 

22nd, at theV. M. C. A. Hall, to celebrate 

their tenth anniversary. The riarcnts and 

friends of the young ladiet are cordially in- 

vited to attend, a are also any of the many 

strangers among us. The programe will in- 

clude a piano duet by Misses May Athcrton 

and Nellie Lowrey, recitations by Misses II. 

U Dickson ami May Dilliligham ; a vocal solo 

by Mrs. ). K. Iliown ; an addrett by the pres- 

ident and other etcrciset. 

To accommodate those parents and friends 

of the iiupdv of Kawaiahao Seminary, who 

on the other islands It !ai been thought 

Lett to hate the eiamiiuliont and closing e 

crcises of the school during the session of the 

Evangelical Association, at formerly. Thcie 

fore, the ciaminatlont still take placejunc 6th 

in th various clatt-roum- t In Ihc morning, and 

lit the kIkioI room in the afternoon, dosing 

with a tlling match and gymnastics. On 

Monday ctening June 9O1 al the request of 

Ihc Hawaiian fnendt, the kIiooI will give a 

MtiU entritamment In aU of the 

fuel, which uil take the place of the usual 

rhetorical ctcidscs. No rmiuion will be 

grtnlnl Iq any pupil lo lease ih school till 

lo o'clock Tuesday looming June loth. Ih 

summer vacation will est end till ihc close of 

August, due notice of the date of reopening 

will l published hereafter. 

The tegular inunthlr meeting of the V. M 

C. A. was held un Thursday evening last, the 

president, P. C. Jonct, Seven new 

tnemlieit woe adiuittrtt. The reading room 

committee wrreempwvserrd lo esl-w- l the litt 

of peifudicalt ami piovldc thelf tsice on the 

Alakra slirt-- t tide for itlricncc ami historic 

library, A Irtltr fiom Iter. t. Ukker, the 

I'curral trcicltty ttlcctcsl, sv read, thowing 

llial he would be uruvoUably dctalnrsl for 

tome three montht rre lie could leave !viun. 

Itil Ih Atsoclation solrtl to abide Mr. Ulster's 

lime rather I lun look fjillitr, which woukl 

jmjlubl) take another year. IIoiuJ.W. Kalua 

stat mrsenl, asd, by imlialiion, ttioleupon 

the cooJuton of the young (topic' Christian 

asfKialiuna imong the lUaaliani, which til 

not of an encouraging nature. On motion, a 

omimtltcc (4 three, contbliiig of Judge Judd, 

Hev. A. O, Forbes and Mi.W. O, fimllh, wrte 

aptminteil lo confer with the delegation of the 

oatite atmcullont that will luecl in lliii city 

scat luoolh. 

Aliltii; .Wet. 

Th Sir William Wall tic is ai the foul f 

I.iktlike nhatf 

The American lwrk lletper, H dMMrginjt 

coal l ih fool n( Poll Uteri. 

TV Alanwta may hi tonltri for fmW "fcn 

San rmnctan nrt rhnttday at 

Geeetrmd, Mitrtl April Sth. llatvtilan 

bulk ('. U. ltrthop, Air llonolaln. 

Th r.klnore ant! .Maldy i M tlw llSe 

Mail tnnMhlp wliatf, dlieliainlnn mm). 

The CHy o( fljtfrWy tfiay I kinkftl for Ihts 

evening from San Haneteo with nine tlaya 

Uttr dart nev 

Al Ih IStpranade, nfipoMle llie CiMnm 

llinwr, ihe Aithtrtatti IwiVwitln Joint Smith, 

it diehajlnn a carpi of coal. 

D Anwttean htlfplMin W. G. Irtvht it at 

the Oeeanie Stcamthlp Cotrtpan)' wharl, 

lnd)t fo Sfl KfaneJaco, lt sail to ly. 

TJtt American batk AWite Carwr, n 11 

lut A Co.' wharf whtrre aHt h dlsclrme 

tnf 111 wHtl x'K" of nierclmmllw ftmn 

New Vwk. 

Tne American iMiVenlinc Kiltap, It 

a enign of himWr al Allen & Itoliiu-on- 

sliaif. She will retain to the Sound 

in alxwl ten day. 

The American Iwik Calliailen, (tat the old 

Citttom llt wharf htadlnj; for San rraneh- - 

eo, for which oit lie will tall on or about 

Tlair ncvl. 

Th French tehooner Ouslase irritexl last 

Sunday from Tahiti. She brltigt Tahiti 

oraim, all of whkh hate lieen dlpoiil of at 

miction. She return lo Tahiti to da). 

'Ihc American baikcnlinc Setini, lllake, 

hence, arriscit at Astoria, April cStli; l'orl 

Townsend, April 27th, American letn llurnc 

me, Oiot; AprilJilh, Aiherican Urn 

I'll!, Ixith Irom Honolulu. 

The folloaing setsels, hence, arriteil at Sin 

Francisco, at follows, siti April 19, llritish 

tlctmtlilp Arabic, I'catnc, S ih)t ; 21st, 

Ameticanteamtup City of Sydney, Dear 

born, 6days, 17 ininulrs;22il, American steam- 

ship .Marli.MK.1, Howard, 6 dayt, 15 hours : 

2J1I, American bilgantinc Contuelo, Cousins, 

144 days; 231!, American barkcntine Dis 

cos el), l;da).s 

f'dlMeiMnl .ril of thr II W.. 

Siitni-Jti- Minister Gibson reports, 14S 

pages ; an admirable illustration of how to say 

tety little al great length. II. I . Holies died, 

al 6:30 r. M. Ln-- st entertainment of library 

fund; good ; $,000 in at tint time. 

SunJjy: Kef. and Hon. G. W. 1'ilipo, 

n emlier from Kont, prcichetl in the morning 

at Kawaiahao church, ami in the cscning al the 

Kaumak-ipil- i church. Iliblc reading in morn- 

ing at Kamakapili church, conduitetl by Mr. 

Henry Watcrhoute, assistcil by meniliersof the 

assembly, Hess. J. Kauhane, J. Waiatnui and 

lions. J. W. Kalua, V. W. 1. Kanciln, J. 

Kauwilia Dr. I. K. Mclean, from Oakland. 

preacheil an iloquent sermon at Fort street 

church. Lapt. Walton Iurnor, the isan-Celis- t, 

went by the Australia lo San Francisco, 

Funeral of .Mr. Holies. 1 lags in the harbor 

at half-mas- t in his honor. 

.tAvrili; Hon. J. Mott Smith took his seat 

in the assembly as a mcmlier of the house of 

noblo. Messrs. T. K. Walker, Ihoinis .May 

and Antone Ilosa elected by St. Andrews 

church as delegates to synod in August. 20 

ciers shipped from branch hospital in this 

city to Molokai. 'Hon. C. K. Ilishop presents 

trustees of Oahu College a check lor $15,000. 

TucsJiy Ht. Kcv. Utshop of Honolulu re- 

turns Irom Maui. Princess Victoria Kaui-lan- i 

gift to Maui. .Messrs. Webb and Parker 

receive letters of denization. The llalawa 

Sugar Company pa) a dividend of $2 per 

share. 

U'oliitsJay . Petitions against licensing the 

sale of opium, signed by 1200 citizens of 

Honolulu, presented lo Ihclegislature. Hill to 

license Ihc imortatin, minufacturc and sale 

of opium, discussed by the house in committee 

of the whole, meets its deserts death. Im- 

promptu hop on board the Mariposa. Good 

time. 

ThurtJay : Mr, M. (. Klmore to the front 

with a gas pro)iosition. At a meet of the 

cabinet council, the minister of finance was 

authorized to compel collection of duties in 

gold after the Is: proximo ; a good rule, too 

suddmly sprung. Mariposa sails lo day ; 

Noble Ilishop on board ; 'nother vote less for 

reform. 

Friday 1 A concert was held at the Kauma-kapi- 

Church under the direction of Mr. lien-r- y 

Waterhouse, and in which Queen Kapiola- - 

look a part. No legislature ; no nonsense; no 

news ; no more lime nor space. Pau. 

Jron ll(,rA rei. 

The Honolulu Iron Works Co. are making 

for Homer & Co's plantation al Hamakua, Ha- 

waii, a complete new 15 mill, with 

double effect. Its dimensions will lie 30x60, 

with double gcarirg and a foot vacuum pan, two 

twits of compound lioilcrs. It will be driven by 

a Corliss engine, 16x42. Il will have also an 

engine oxiS to drive centrifugals, and other 

necessary machinery to make it a s 

sugar mill. 

Hie works are making a large marincboitcr 

for the Ukelike, which is 1 1 fett 6 inches by 

1 2 feet 6 inches. 

As the company has agreed to give its 

workmen, numbering about 130 in all, Satur- 

day afternoons to themselves, the l)3 have 

organized a cricket club, and also a base ball 

club. 

On Monday morning Chung Quow came 

pacing down King street with a pole on his 

luck and on either end of it a basket of straw 

lvrrici. lie ttopiml to adjust the cans and 

put the laigctl berries on top, when a small 

boy slipped up him and stole a h toilful. 

Chung dropped the iole and started for the 

boy. Al this another small boy aptiearcd in the 

scene and helped himself lo the ticrrii 

Chung observing this Hank movinent returned, 

thouldered Ihc lc and paced off down the 

ttreil. We are Incoming rapldl) San Kiau-cisca- 

lloodlumitiu it a bad sign. 

Mr, IMwaid W. Townsend of San Fran- - 

clso, who vbilul hc islandt three )rart ago at 

correspondent ol the San Francisco Call, lu 

which (iarr he wiote several lively letters, 

was mairicd on I he iClh ultimo to Miss Annie 

Lake, the "Phillip Shirley" and "Jael 

Ilcmice" whose allractltetvriiinghaienliscnctl 

the pages of scvwal San l'uncitwu juurnalt 

during the att l0 )eJlt. Miu blc U the 

daughter of the late Judge ami Mr. 

fuwintnd It one o San Francisco most mp 

utai ncUr men. 

The oftieeit of the Hawaiian Agricultural 

Society hate called a meeting for lulf ut 

seteii neat Saturday evening, al V. M. (. A, 

Kali, 'ie pi last, certificates and medal 

awarded Lut year will then be distributed, 

I'lriidenl Judd will deliver a short addle 

ami uhrr brief tjvnihvs will In; made. All 

ate Iniitrd, 

, 

II, K. II. 1'iince.iiiJkelike It mle.l lo 

return from the Coait on the 2jd liuUiu by 

ie rsuniciia. 

Captain J. C. Cluney ami Mr, S. Magin have 

bought the nieit) for $4,jox 

rjitr llnmtliilx 7llrr, 

"I- - it waim uiiiii,lil r ) - II i" c I 

ti.m I hate lrn gnitfd with I 1I1110 t cvrr) 

11 tittaini snee I have mrt inc-- i laM situolit) 

Uven Ih ItlnihotnTi have huAeil more parchnl 

Wri day, l the wayfarer h tnttght the cool 

teramla and ih njrla fourwam, ivilh a 

tmllfteTr-n- nntml only In th rnhaW 

tanli of a iroptc clinw. IVtipltvthofnmehete 

friwi the mwth Mtoalty rillktae what trwjaw 

plrate.1 to call lite "biy hahha" of trw averaR 

llimolul n 1 but, after a few month, I find 

that Ihey beronie at pione at any of u In fatmi 

iw llw (nlhwrie of oar climate on ih phyakal 

rftsn. I am lohl tlial mn of Ihete Ittrliarlant 

hare Iwrom to nearly Mi'llmate.1 that they ar 

tttumontlj- - advoeatlnit lit proponed eloaing of 

bwfneta lifime at 12 o'clock nn Jtamtilayt. 

Well, lint It a move In the right diieeiton, ami 

ih few Iwhm given emproyew rm SMttntay. will 

in nwx caena, more than he marie bj by Ih 

httr woih thtougnmit lh week. 

Himolnln it tli most lttaureamie elly It ha 

ever lieen my lot In ojmun in j ami while 

man) people talk of It anefeil drawback ami 

lack or armraementt, it eiii In me lhat the) 

tlo not fully appreciate lt man) aileantagca. 

1 hot who lie alieil until rlfrht o'cloch in the 

morniitf, then timtch a Imsty lireakfatt and 

creep down lo tmtinen at half past eight or 

nine o'clock, yawn and complain nf dullness 

throughout the da), and are in lied sejaln bj 

nine o'clock l M., tote uiil of the pleasures 

of life to be found here. I found ui) self falling 

into till tort of routine esitlenn whlih ma) 

lie varied and enlivened, If on wlihet, ever) 

da) in the week and broke Ihc monoton) 

by an early drive to Diamond Head. It it 

must delightful to find )omelf up at live 

o'clock, and after a cup of colTee, to laki a 

drive lo Waikiki, enjoy n cool bath at ihc 

finett beach in the world, and then away to 

Diamond Head ami back again through 

Kipiohnl Park, with a good appetite for 

breakfast and a rest for business. 

Moonlight pirtiet and socials are tptitc the 

fashion just now. lly the way, there vvasaiuost 

enjo)abtc moonlight excursion last Situuh) 

evening b) n part) of brivc lads and winsome 

Isssiet to the top of Punchbowl Hill. 'Ihc 

ascmt of the 11 ounltln is easy and the view 

obtained ftom llieHitniniH is poetic and grand 

l)ond description If the proioeil roid is 

constructed to the top, Punchbowl will be 

come a pleasant and eshileraling resort for pic- 

nics, lunch parlies and tourist. 

Now that the legishture is sitting, I hope 

some member will tie fit to introduce a bill 

modifying our roid hw and providing tint our 

sidew ilkt must be built of a uniform width 

and on an established grade. It is a pily that 

so large a cit) as tint should kcip us foot 

walks in such n shameful stale of dilapidation. 

I understand there is no law rigarding the 

construction ol our sidewalk!, and that their 

present condition is due to the fact that ever) 

person is allow eil lo build lwforc his property 

in the most inartistic fashion, or not at all if 

he prefers mud and dust. It would lie well 

to spend some of the money expended on the 

roads for the benefit of the foot Iravtlcr. 

I am a loser of music and attend the con 

certs at Cinnia Square regular!). During the 

present week the music pla)ed has beenscry 

fine, consting of selections from such iqicras ns 

"Ihe Troulndou," "The Grind Duchtss," 

"Last Days of Pompeii," and "Jerusalem." 

I hate noticed that the attendance at these con 

certs is not what it should be ; sit I can haiill) 

think the neglect is from lick of appreciation. 

Those who comphin of etimit will find an 

athetlc nettnthe in the harmory of sweet 

sounds, and will be well repaid for the trouble 

of going. There arc few cities in the vvorl, 

where we can hear more good music free linn 

han in Honolulu. Joma. 

Houolulu, Ma) 9th, 1SS4. 

TUr Olltrr JsilinN. 

The rainfall at Niulii, Koholi, during April 

wa 15.24 inches 

On Ihc first instant the Anna and Ferris 

Thompson arrived at Kahului. 

The bridge ovir Wailuku Hivcr at Hilo his 

lieen put in fine condition again. 

During month April there lieen 

a very large rainfall Hilo district. 

Wtl 

the of Ins 

in 

A concirt was given at the Hist Maui Young 

Ladies Seminary last Thursday evening. 

Kohala purposes to send at least tw o horses 

to compete in tl.c rCaniehanieha Dy races. 

Two Portuguese women from Papiikou Ha- 

waii, were arrested for stealing dry goods in 

Hilo and given two months to think ov'cr their 

folly. 

"A government official at Hilo was lately 

arrested and lined for fast ruling, others not 

officials should also lie fined, but arc allowed 

to go as they please" writes a Hlloile. 

Key. IX P. llakir, of Hilo, accompanied h) 

two chinamen, visited Mauni Loa, during last 

month. They went and rtturncd on foot, 

visiteti the place of eruption during the flow of 

1SS0, and found considerable heat and steam 

still issuing. 

subscriber, interested in the question of 

self support in agricultural matters here, wants 

to know if it U true that a number of planters 

on Maul are raising excellent potatoes. If so, 

why may not these islands raise all (he potatoes 

that arc needed for home consumption? 

Mrs. Dr. Walters ol I.ihue, Kauai, hxs 

generously remitted, through a friend the 

sum of twenty five dollars at a contribution to 

the Library Fair, in lieu of preparation of 

fancy work therefor. The Prest would be 

pleased lo record similar favors from others 

similarly situated. 

On liavstli (here are many lmrtcs ami mulct 

living fium tome tllsc-asc- . Officer DjiiicI 

1'orltr liaslx.cn sitiling several plantation! to 

gain infoiinilion alxjut the tlitrass-am- i 

to Kite Infuiniallon to the government. 

The ilitease amoni the mulct causes! the 

death often M Slnc' plantation Hilo, ami 

livcal I'cplvtkra, ami tloet not cr 111 on lite 

Increase at ucry effort it mule lo kvej the 

tletcase from tprcaillnt. 

On Ihe evening of the Sih instant, .1 ri) 

pleasant evening was luJ at Ihe resilience of 

Manager Well, of llalawa plantation, Hawaii. 

It was inaile the ocension uf prttstiillnt; Uev. 

Mr, Houston, ssilh 4 purse of $115,00. The 

house and premises, Imill ami laiil out lit 

tJottor Tistlale, forinrr nunayer, are iiollcralile 

fur their neat ami cliciiful appearance ; the 

lout; uianila, ctlenilini; rouml three tl 1 uf 

Ihe house, forming a pleasant featura In in 

plan. The luilor povtctset the only fire place 

In the tlislrlcl, such a ihlni; Mn ceneially 

irgaiuttt at unncccuary In Ihit tlimale. Tlie 

weather cxinlinuet lainy, but favom! lite tocia-hi- e 

ty a utpite. 

TheYatht Club tut leant) the ptemitat 

batk nf A. W. I'eirce i. Co'tan I will bulhl at 

once, 

Tlie llrlllih llelietnleiu S"C,tl' UH will 

be litltl on Tuculay et eiilnu net! at Mu.lc Hall. 

. 'M'"11 

Mr. Geo, l.ueai bei-a- ii h sliUe )rtu,.y 

t KapliiUnl Park for Ihe Aettculluial fail. 

- On KitiKlumclia slay, June illh, all tjov. 

nment offistt will be iloicj. 

COKMT.rtaiAI,. 

It v ,, M ; I 

tt 11 t nr It t'tP ti ,mt n I i' 

iliin ut f !" tl Irl.li-- . Ihc miu Mttongt to t m 

imm prvlllac Iwth anvxva J Mien Awl r titers. I Vi 

u tiMliirn f rnwmhiWM mi All sMrs, ami Mle w 

ra Hmf any rtwm ft ahrm II it Hn 10 W wm lht 

ttrttrfme n ail bntlntat Itaaiaeitam to ntH"l f w 

at jMtl la aorka rhat ttnra niarlMi l ttMi-lin- l w. 

In IwfmvlAlltiat, At has Mtumlrltttl Dim and aaam " 

irtU JnataAl TWt BiBt fawl ltff. lsa 1 at 

cmtllnlia amtrt iha aim eli!HI t""- - h " 

forwd htiritrtitt i htjurjf llwj r 4ntv hens 

ttlsiM anil iht ctwirtrv a kwi hf ifctlr ewrmnnlim 

tiotniniAvcrrlMtttrart SaawdAAlwsArrnow 

eonthlftlin tat MltlttWnv ul miring, and II may ti 

ant a rof osreawtrt with anoBltitaiMW 10 imm inti 

ihls muvt Is ttl'.i lih mlr &mm nnJtnit. ii 

Whtf rcmraon In ihar Ihtr caatM ami wtt llvlnf 

Wfteet elwit eaato net 

SWuplita imwtwmli ktara Im htm haw m hm ar 

llv. lndtHlwirtBnrtMfliAmll) 

r Marvay IW Ja Fiwartate valtnd i ti977 ',', 

J).1J i nwnwllttly I a rwal nf $il,Mi ! ilw 

W !' ('n., la warMrnastti thif thamllirv 

itnlBtf btulaetc at rMr ofel want nn th mnkAl wl nf 

ivwti ttntt, will insrltr movv turom Im mism rn the 

oMer stand Mcnllnwl with Ihtlr Dm of aaitntw, "'! n 

ru.lnl by ih law Htm of llolhjt A Co, tinea 1864 

rtia MlmMn of I Inaner, by avian ef IJtWiaH I mm 

ell, hat Istnnil ndlowing " By Amhorhy ' notk . 

Ifkft, Thai the Mlnll nf Kiimnct ht Ami Iw H 

heBfhy nmtmil to wjtiins irw iynwm M tnioii mhw 

In llnittsl Staim aoM rotn, ncianling 10 law, nn ml nf 

p iht m day of Jun, 1881 

It thin a nr bom ptthlieo act to hiht in early to a 

goM bastt, lfo. why ib give nollet In rail) mil llw 

lw 14 lit tntlrtty s nr. Is h an attempt to lillilis llif 

tontmaalty 10 ak for n iltt-t- r tiAntlarit on hwiHI) , die 

tUwaiinn coin lwltitT 

The Oily of Sydnay l ntaib iln tlih San Kroiiclsco 

tlaiet la iht tosh tmlant, 

"snippiN'a 

Mrrrluut Vettalt Now In Poit. 

Sim WniiAM WiustR, IWvmn Itrli Ilk 

PutiHowa, Jtntuv. Am I Ic 

Mai.sv, rl,... VmliMne 

Wll tvwia, Tnnwr . . ..Aitt bflnr 

CAiftAHiaK, lliibbanl . . . Am tk 

Kitaap. Rnblnton . . Am lAlne 

Iiq4kk. Ut lr . ....Am Lit 

John Smith, kuitiet ... Am litiue 

HKta tAHvait. I'enilUton, .Antlh 

lIltTAV, KuMnrr I rf nrli Sthr 

Vetseli Expecteil from Torelen Ports. 

llmtMKN (Icr Ik.Sncs tloltimin 

1 hit no I Incltff 1 A Ln , Acentt. 

I ivkarool , lint lk. CltH (iant Wilson 

line June s 10. 

IttisroN, Am nlc AIV lfBNKR New, II 

Pue June ts C llrcwer ( u., aent. 

Mkhonmia, Am batne Mcanic. Staa (IvUnJ 

Hue now. I U Hill A Simi, Aenls. 

LlVKAfmu lint a. s. t itv or Paris, Lvclieatl 

Hue Ma o, W asvtits 

New CArl.r, N h v . Ni., I k Kktnjio,. . 

l.mit ni! Melt sfi. Aftcnis 

Vnw t Atnr. NS W, Am lk ili vhii Alenc ktv, 

hinileit fAjailinjt Melt allt. Uikler A. Lo, AErnls. 

San Am 1 1 itv or StliNKi . IlcMrburn 

Hue May 17 It HicUetJ A Co, Agents. 

Jai tir, Haw silir Kaidna. . .I.ove!l 

Ilui now A I"( twki' acinl 

l.lttHKHii, tit Ik akuna . .Ingrain 

lAmtlinjt Msrrh 10. 

DtPARTimt Has. Am Ik CO W'ihtmork .Caltionn 

lluanoiv Alt'n & Kotitnon, Asents 

Sas Am belne LtiNSLKLo CotiMns 

Ilui- - May aw-- U (J Irwin Co, Accents. 

San I NANiiscu, Am bl me Uistuvknv 

Due Mav as- - r llai.kfekl .Is Co. Acems 

SAN I hanlko Am h s At asihiia. .More 

Due Mtv vx C, Irwin Co. Ate ntii. 

San 1 niiKlvcn, Am ktne I Ha, Cliliunl, due May 

c liiewcr a. to., 

. 

I)ti ah kk Has . Hki caii 

Vm Malml'ona howilu' Wilder A, Co. Aaenls. 

Pokt lowNsiNU, Am irrn KxcruuoK. . I'elu 

Hue May 0. WiMer &. Co, Agents. 

Port I union m bk Atalvnta . .Hall 

I lac Ma) j., 30. llsckfetd A Co, Agents 

Port I. 01. nv, n bk t mprai n Gatter 

Duejiur'i s MackfiblA Co, Agents. 

Hkhhi y, HitvlkC II Ilismii .Walters 

lltie August io-- is Illcklel I ii Co, Agents. 

Nrw i astip, N S W,' Apoilo 

laxKlmit April 34. Agents, 

Pour Hi Akrt v. Am lkiic Aueij a........... Newhall 

Due Ma ja Allen t Kolniiont Agents. 

Arrivals, 

kiburt Hou.stin. jin, (roil Kihuhii. . .May to 

Jrnnie, nrhr, fmni KtUui . to 

Kiftatu, tm. King, fron. Hilo .iiid way HrH ' to 

tatatii. Mm, Laiirroti. from Kulo.1 pml Wal 

mca .. . ' ti 

tliukwU, v;li, from ataltia . , ti 

Nfttie Merrill, scl r, from Lilmna . . "it 

C K HiMin.t, dtm, Oamh, from Hannku.. . ' it 

1'au.ilii. till, faoni Ilanalci . " it 

(.litnv, Irtncti hr, from Jahtli . " ti 

AiKtraha, I'nt . r , (tlie.!, from Sydney. , "it 

ihohliu, ui, from AVawiae ,, " ti 

Wainwlu, sth, from kolt.a . ...,. " n 

Alarj rcii, liuin llamniaiilu , " 13 

niter. Mm, IHte, front Kin, Kuna and Ma- - 

Alaca " 

. , ,,, 13 

Hob Koj, nchr, from Kcmlau . . " 13 

Walintnalu, stm. Nelson, from Wainvanalo ... M 

13 

iawal tin, tciir, Irum irOiiu . .. 14 

Jam aMakee. sim, rreeman, Horn Kauai... . ' 14 

Mat) Alice, sthr, from Lami..., " 15 

K?ui1nh, from JoiJiu..a,.. " 15 

LtVtliVt, Mm. Viimrth, iftan ilmtiaVud.fV,!-'- tfr 

Lfhua, Mm, Lotefwet., from liana ami .Molutnl ' t& 

Mokoln, Mm, McGtrjor, from Kooliu. . . ' 16 

(Jen Siege), (sth, from Kooliu,. ...... ., ..... " 16 

t)CIATrfte. 

lloue. Am U:, Pertlialluw, (wr Port Tom i.tcml..Ma) to 

I tilCait fli. for kohala M to 

ut4ralia, lint s. ., (.itieM. for San tiikiico ' 11 

CJtcnn., sell, for II vulci. " 12 

Jennie Walker. mIi. for II1I0 ., ' is 

I ehua, miu. Lorcnzeti, for Mol Aal ami liana ' 11 

kslaiica I(ou,Mm, Sears, for Kahului.. . " 13 

Vaili. sthr. fur liana . ... . " 13 

C K Ilisln., ktm, Itaviei, for Hamakua " 

Waim-tlu- , kIi, for kolf a . , 'j 

ManuukaiUeil. v.li. for kekaha . . . " 

khiau. Mm. kills', for Hilo aiul nviiotH .... " 

Jennie, rli, for koloa . " 

luaiaui, Mia, iin.croti, ur Noiua ana aiinea " 

Nettie Slemll, wh, fur Liliama, ... " 

Mink.'i!, Kh, for Vjuluav , . ...... " 

WaikK ich, for MaliU " 

1 C Mur,a. Am bk., Tor -n ranciwo ' 

MniKWi. Am tun . (.uldm? for San rrincicu " 

Jami Mkkee, Mm, fnuiun, for Kauai ami 

waiaiue . . 

Planter Mm, latcs, for Maalica, kona and 

Kau .... ' ... " 

From Mill! tn,l 

(.oniwell 

PASSENGERS 

Arrivals. 

lawan. ner Kmait. Mav" 

A II Smith, Kev A 0 Hrbc, J W.bbn, J 

Cuacio, M bwanrv, Capt II II I'erry, II C Clovon, 

I' McLanc, J K lcl can. J O Carter, S II kalial. 0 

C Notlcy, Mradraysoii, Ml Wilcox, II fl IlincUey 

nnduife, I II Soper, u ife and 3 children, W U faeaf( 

MrrJ NUnjIit, I'll llenrj. 

From ICahulul. per KEUtuea llou, Msj 10 Capt 1 

II HaUoil, Master I' W lluhroll,.W II Utile), 'l K 

Koster, Capt fvtss, (I W K King and ilaiihter, Mrs 1 

Winter, WC lluby, II il Jarvit, it Carr. 

rrunt Haul r Iwalant, May 11 V 11 Schmidt, R 

Ciuon, Win R Austin, J II Grant, wife and two ser- 

vants, Mrs Win Auhl. 

t ront tho Colonies, per Australia, itiy it J Ireni. 

let, U IJreenhals, and 4 steerage 

Iroin Maul and Hawaii, per Planter, May 13 ilrs 

il A uhcr and daughter. luster, Ilishop Willis, 

Martin, wife and children. 

cnljcre. 

Mun.arr.'it, ilraj Kaae, ALai, I.ce, (.Psarlc, 

il llorrett 

In 

t 

1,1,4 

I II II I, A let 

j C P J 

Utparturet. 

San rranctsco, ir I urcka, ilay 7 C llalkev, 

II P JoIinsoiL 

Tor .Maul and Hawaii, tier Kinati, May t3 Princes 

Kalalanl. .Miu V. Cletrlurii. Mist I. ParLer.Sliu .Need. 

ham Miu F Low, ilUt Wajta.r, Mis. Ileniard, .Mr 

ClreeeiluiUS, Mr Irmlett, II Kuhelatil tud wile, A 

t biKi2, l.- Il aiu, vv j.iuate ana laimit, siax t'raclit, 

K kennel, M LlKstiall. Mr Newell, il LouUvon, Rev 

Father I hcodore, ISi Ian, II A lieen. 

I W 

W. 

lor tvauai, per Iw&lani, May 131; Kruse, I, iitus, 

.Su,tth, M Str.nl.fck and wife, iliss Pecker, il!.t 

I J Cillln, ilr WiUxi, V CuthtrfTt, 

ror Kaliumt per Kuauea lluu. Slay t vv It uallcy 

aik wile m,d 3 cl.ildren. Mi.i SWr.it I, ilisi Newell, 

V nas iirown, t. ,s inurston, 1 i wait. 

lor San Flattctsra a.r Mkrtpota, ilay isMiss C 

Mcllitvre. 1'laidwl.r. MraPI.ua ond dauTiter. illsa 

II rtter, W C Clab), II il Jaivia, r (irre Mrs Ilia 

II Hjikit aivl lihltdrcn. Oia ItreuiL and wife. Ireil 

huiitli. ilU N ftiul.l, Mrs J II lallanl, II Miul, wife 

1 children and nenMiit, ( ap I, A ICubUns, N S bachs 

Kev llr I K. ifelAan, Lov Win Hale, wife and ton, 

Hon 0 U Million, II Cornwall. II rxhn.idt. Oil Chon2. 

All Huiw, II itlodle, K W Wrt.ht, U hrWUr. II 

Slulte, A touclua.li, A (...iwl.in, J Hradley, U J .Sil.j, 

t,e II Sale, P lUneluu. Vuti Lil Ntln, 1. Jurrs, 

It J Will ins IVt tan, A lioojisr. I P (iuulwiu, Kin 

t lyriiir .San. J llavls II I Wokc. O Hnlnansnri. F 

Vuvrr. I lloriiw,J J tlOleutras, lleylac), Ah Sick, 1 

I l.laaJI, Chun Mil, Lhunrf Llun, AU bam, J Hank, 

tvy Ah I in, Chin Oou, I ilartlull, I lke, .Mrs 

I. II Kerr and chiljan, Lit lai, A W llolaer, r 

I Mow, KShnl.), J K Potter, WRaniK). 

For hm Fftuutict t II, C. ilurra). May 15 O S 

lUwwiii, J Olewwt, wilt and 4 cldldntu, I ruorvcrt. 

IMPORTS 

FroinSanl ranclaco. ier Manoosa. ilavlOW ilae. 

fattant it Co, 1 144. wiiitky, 11a . im sks 

atwitt alk lecO, laa ska lUalr, tfSo liale. lay, ISC 

3iauipttfie, 17 lUla fwfHtr, I' ill luatliy, toUtls tnalUc 

UlMI rU vvusa I o, v IJJt iiurMs tlurt lr 

c.iiiLiiLr. S 1. I.. 11 - LiHUa 

stitKatr. 

kta.MnaWti A Cum iXtw futnUluiiaE IU. 6 hl. 

(Mm Nuit, t; Vb ldwe, livtkfv iltUtrw 

Iittin A lok 101 trie ffJ a tad rotiiin. iS tkiffc 

ItaV. u rtl. tiaatur. win U-- 

J. ki k vr.Ii. --ml fctd. 

I.. a. I r . 1 I .. - .... . 1. t 

IM tW( fctfUl, A.4tvrfWal, II WjsXUUlltU. Still 

tilclautM iuurtl. Cottf, i baa Huht(wry 

ffl wn UarJrr, b tAuUy, I M (&xt KCa, ( f 

1x.a, t oi( W r JwrtJ. $4 j I g l 

vjIaHlgWfl, llAaYA.aU I Wll U.ImJ1M Cg, 8 (L 

lttai-.i- f; ltt 19 ll ijluutUtlV Ua(rtiff 

'Vttltkr fi,iv, ti lti tulttt) bcUua A lot'l 

nt$hu4u 4 liiy tnrchnti, J I 

V (, itjt4 wtfa-i- -i ; II UtfTaihUctr A 

Qy, 6 i& tom(UMUt MtfoiU4 & Co, v t 

VVftUiy, WIur ll.lf. 4 4Utf , iMnU U7.0 

l fwj, VV t'Uby. j t wAiumi Ky 4 Cu, i W 

ftta. , Mvlti v$ & goo. rHf , nitr 

T4j4 t4ft. 4k.uigu tv. 107 1X4) Kiwrrtau. lUt 

v.J4 W, p. a uwaruTi I O llaiuin, 

'i 9 ;A ir. OiUttsMeio Jk Cu. v tkitt tutcu. il 

M I firry, yu (tj aril ulj V,iVf 4 lj, 1 

irlyvdM; lwttiHiACU. i$44uRfJsL4Jt;; 

ltti,J A Us tj n uh imuI uti4fu; Ctvu 

UiMMt, ina u'tt n tfi A ttSutlih. 

J4 ,4 . UjJ ivtalrt. LtH &U Sitl tAtk't 

1; IlillsltS 11 

yli tuMwuaj .hu & Cu, A fix? itutu-4- 1 C K Wii 

In ' Vg fa 'uiui Kn.' II XI t(l 1 It, , 

l r N I'll1 I irr I II n , k 

tl S ul rerd I t.tt .nVRr-lr.it- t 

fer ! I emwdy t i i oka ,. he r, J 1 Vai 

mr, 8 nkitjl nr xenr Mn htn,i t Sn Jl ikd 

fri?ltAitilleAlbr. 

IVnmn, .inttb Co ti.lmi, 

'Ify tf nwls ml lfes, 111 

Nnht ct CTtirrH. t tivirT , l,rnv to, 9 

"vl 

frail, Ailvemwr I , , . Iijw Ktnmey ft Ksttr 41 

pttfft frivert, lUwanti t ,r Muring otrinf Co. 

It ka rArrl-w- nnt'ii,-- . IK lam A Lo, tf 

.k(t menhsiMUse, li,nu n t iternmffltl, Ion ts 

Coin, i rvnna, tiTilfT, tf b t men IntmliM, CMntsc 

Firm t1 ieH inn unli 

Frnvtan fmnrtvn, per Ctilirlen, Mty IV ( r 

lltili'lt, t it ukam tin Igo nvAttrtAls, II taits Ir.uvi 

htlcks, eon lists lime, II MtV to I o, l.et ptiti ntm 

ed amreftiw, I A vhArftr Mo itt V lwly! Allen 

H k minMMi, ijytltt hnwt, too IH liay I I vtaier 

limits-- ion pkat bay and fefsl, t ptif Imt, c dry 

l. rd llavtl .m, s pkfr nvn lilnrty, j b'tf. 

btoiil, lAlaa rtCn, Its Kiy, I! 

1.0, It)I HI 

Nav. 

rnn 

ih 

lailey, llilny, C llitneyi 

Wh'-an- : II to 

, trssliAoAts, 

lowers 

I 

I 

K t noire, ion IW1, 

in I Hhhls, t fkat sic, I 

41 II., 

to, H, 

,. u.lu.l.. 

SJlMK "IKI," 

blefn. trr rt pbHler eaniert 

tlaU miter, I pkg mis, I tts hardware, t 

rtrewtf to Co, ijo It limn', tt lliler A Co, TOplfi 

afit. erle, iss bis liav: IaiI Oaoke. t rks tmt 

He. srffAlAttl CnfnrM I tmts. en iikat merthnndite 

I mat VtmavMir, VSWtet llay. May 3 1,05 

iiini etati 10 iirtteer 1 o 

rrmn SAn et I) C tarrAy, May t Geo. 

I it 8,ono hrlvlts. And bills time, n nrs cedtr lum 

oer, rj 11 hftrtmi, Iff pkirt wagunt, n leler Slo,, 11 

pAgs nimllarA, to sks tMit, too ska lnly, to t Vet 

lAit jfi sks Ifaii, Halt A Son, w n uuwilcr, SulliTail 

!)tickly A Co, its oafioolA, lunbAtesbav, I AlcCutlt, 

75 ska ours, jon ska bean ,1 milk rafts, SJrt I bos l,ncf . 

in ct tewlne; imtebttni I mmelntb c Co, 6 es stmr 

sllnf. Or hickfT, st cs ftttnittir, J. IKnld. an lcttft 

iftrroU, II Waller so lles na), 1; aacVs lnileyl Mr 

Mum it 1, tW I Us lieef, 

tt Ileal, l sks linn 

lotlas hay, at ska oaia, s sks 

t I WHllsme. AfitAjtrs fiifnilure, 

0 faux carrots, s trim aafta, 6 bales bay. A llertut, f 

psa, powoer, Ii pkos jatpet. Ii vv sinrlallAne, 5 I sa 

mineral water; llncklefd A In. 531 lles Imy, 

, sks 

bailey, st bbls aabiion, Stai lxtU slilnjttes J II llruns, 

emi-l- bits. 

I rim ?sewfnIIe, iN S ier Henper, May et.ans 

Ions coal to Inter Idaml St ill Nav t o. 

Imm P,rt lownsetut ier Kitsap, Miy y II 

fel.l to Co, ;n tit fi rotixji lumber, iji,yg ft dreiwe,! 

lumlfer ltff,mai sfnnalea. 

I isnn San feaneiaert. tier Wm fl ttwln. MavtV C 

I llnllck, lij lie htidge mileriats, jlatls A Co, Jto sks 

bniiVe. ino lit Ulinte. (WliilKtitin A Co. aio ska tmrlev. 

I IIKtSlna, IIKRS enmaet I inmelulli A to, no lias 

RioveA ami btnlwiire, Allen A Kobinsun, fln fl lum 

ber, DiUinirhim to to, tiroii safes, llvmmt llroa, 4 c 

slmeat It W Maifiltane A Co, 8 Imet lm nieil, v, 

rstletbAy; J I Watethmtie, 410 sks (lour, 10 sks w beal 

P3 fs Broixiie jjo ik lluur, Irwin A Co, ?s blls 

otintAt, joia, Inlcks, 173 bbls bine, 8j ksi milliliier) 

..xpoirrs. 

liHrti (or Sin IVanctrn tr Dortt Illuhm. iMnv 4 

tf Mtiu h.i Mijjar. t.ofjC.ift it . alu, $57,459 - 

lot iai francifot r I ur'kn, Mnj 77,115 l.c 

uuRir, 849 wi I'm, 6ulfignrlce, 6j,4i '' 183 Wli 

r.ir n Wanc.4u, ir i My 15 4."oJ 

iV$. mpr, a, 805,403 IM, a,)$i V tlr, 95, ami lu; 

?,l7 Irntln Kmana, m i.Vr icoat lcin i(tt Vr4 

emi tnt 673 Vic ilry liKki, ai6 ImIU wet liiitc, in 

Ml Jry hUle, at UlUiictel Icavc. Viltie $701,977 6i 

l.rT Han I fnnfi-oc- I). C Murrn, May 15 t,7iC 

lutt Mi jar, 690,80 II 

t I'tp tur, uow n; 13 

ltU titst! Usei. t)co K)Hon4. VnTit, $JJ3j 6t 

rUlinml llemriitt. 

'I lie Prew some weeks Incr mcnlioncil lite 

fact tint llierc was 1 KKi.iiliiy that Honolulu 

woultl soon he fioreil with the presence of 

iMwan! KeiiKini, one of the nmt talented of 

luing iollnit. Mr. J. 1!. Wiseman has just 

rccclvcil a reply-- to a letter sent some weeks 

ag In which Mr. Kcmenji writes that he 

wilfrl.nll) comchtre for a reason of two wtcks, 

nrovidcit he can so time his moicments as to 

arrnchcrcin time to close hi season before 

the departure of the mill steamer for Australia. 

on or about June 28th, (is .Mr. Ke1nct.y1.1n- - 

iterstootl when he wrote) if he comes, it will 

probably be on the return Mariion, which will 

Tnncisco on the 1st ultimo. Hut 

lhat would le.ic liim onl) one week, as the 

June mill steamer will prolnbly leac on the 

6th. 

The following sketch of the circcr of the 

celehriled ph)rr will interest those not alreidy 

familiar with it 

This noted Wohn.sl was Irarn in 1S30, at 

Ikwes, in Hutigir). At the age of twelve he 

entered ihe Viuun Consemtory, which he left 

at the bicaking out of the Hungirian revolu- 

tion to enter the ranks of the revolutionists .is 

a ohmteer. The fortune of arms was adtrse 

to ihe patriots, and Ucmen)!, to aoid more 

unpleasant consequences, left the country and 

sailed for America. He gae a number of very 

successful concerts through the country. In 

lSc.3 he returned to Europe, miking his home 

at Wcim-u- where he was the companion and 

friend of Liszt. He then went lol.ngland. 

auVl in 1S54 was appointed solo iolinist to 

Cjcen Victorii. lie then revUittd his nilhe 

land, and in 1S79 returned to Anurica. Mnce 

which time he his gi en a cry hrge number 

of concerts all oer the United Slates, Canida 

and .Mexico. Hcinen)! is a must iacicms 

comianion, but a strict abstainer from all 

spirituous liquors. He is a disciple of Richard 

Wagner, with whom he was on the most 

friendly terms, but )ct seldom phjshis music. 

IIepla)s to phase as much as to instruct his 

audience, and avoids in his popular concerts 

thotc selections which musicians alone can un 

deriitand. His playing is nnsterly, and the 

dash of his execution often electrifies his 

audience in a wonderful degree. 

Tip li uiiimer Cuntli used. 

Gooil morrow, Mr. McCliesncy, What 

hav c ) on for sale this vv cek ?" 

"I1 resit eggs, just armed from .S111 1 rancisco. 

Large size ami prime quality." 

"What can I tlo for )ou, Mr. Manager of 

Walerliousc's No. io Port street store?" 

"Just !ay I have a fine new lot of ladies' ami 

children's lints." 

"Whit tio jou offer Mr. I'Miel ? " 

"llari;aint in all kinds of milliner), oting 

man ; and especial bargains in kid gloves. A 

large invoice of slightly damaged ones on hand 

going at a dollar a pair." 

"Have ou anything special to mention, 

Messrs Castle & Cooke?" 

"A)e, we hive a large new stock of plan- 

tation Roods in every tine. C1C0 1 in qutiil), 

reasonable in price, appreciated when seen and 

tried." 

"Messrs. Wolf & LMtvanls, how aliottt jour 

new groceries ?" 

"flicy arc just vvlnt this market needs, of 

infinite variety, an 1 Cfitap for CatA., 

"What la lint jou are smiling alwitt, Messrs. 

Kenncly S. Co,?" 

"Our big purchase nf Soutli Sea onnges. 

This market seldom has tuelt a treat, and at 

such low prices. We expect our customers to 

blest us for the next two weeks. 

"What it thli I hear, Mr. Ooti Klin?" 

"I am telling out my store on N'uuami street; 

und this (Saturda)) evening, at 7 o clock, will 

have an auction sale, Uvirtbody ought logo, 

because I have much to tell, and it must all be 

sold alany pitt lo close up this branch of 

my business." 

"Iaisl, but not least, Messrs. Ilackfcld & Co, 

vtlul have )ou jhat It gcod lo day ?" 

"A new lot of lirtt-0- s ptaulition coats, 

luck outside and lltuncl witliin. We have sold 

llii'in by the liundrnl tloieus, and expect lo be 

rU of a lare stock ju.l received iuvldc ol titty 

tlayt." 

ai in a mi - 

I'muliou Rue lull Club contcmpUtts cha. 

tanng the M. M 

DKDU CT10N IN PKICE. 

Hnuialtoldnra Ttsha Notlcal 

W ill wii "IUANKIIN STOVi: COAI," 

ctst.t al 

917.311 VKH V,WII 1.111. 

AaJCUlHII.KUNn CO.M.fw HbuUmuh. use, al 

tl.l.uu j.er V,uoo llt, Ih Hulk, ur 

$IU,.1II yr V,llOO k In i(Ua. 

C. UKKWKK & CO. 

llu.wil'U', liy t;lU. tl. iv.-- " 

riinAi' nEADiNo mattbk. 

atca HUMttat uv iLtsfSTittTtui ahii 

Sttirjr .Papara nasi MavKava,t 

1111 vp (a Hai.lalh..l.t it taaaitiii. at iclufcej (aUt. 

llrnth 0 II. I', llollr: 

Mr It Hull,! ilietl at his residence in 

.Ntmanit v alley al 0 30 r M. Iitt Saiuulay, at 

the lipe old age nf 70 )cir, I month and I J 

day. He wat a mllvcof the nnilline lown 

of Nets London, al the mouth of the 1 hainet 

Kiver, ( onnrctlctit lie brgari biisinett in 

itiew ItlatMltln lSfj, tlmillj arier hhattival, 

opening a ship ctnndlcty at U1I11I111, Maul, a 

port then en)n)lnq n luge thtre of ihc whal- 

ing trade. In iSOj he movnl lo Ihit elly, and 

hid n chtndlery for Iwojearton Kaahuitianu 

tlreel, tetnmfng to Ihe time ncitipieil imill 

trcertlly h) hit firm, In lW'. Mr. Holies 

itntrittl Ml! r.llnbelh C, llobron In lS8j. 

Hit wife and sis rhlldtcn survive him. Of 

five iltughlert four are mirrirtl 1 Mrs. John 

Paly ami Mrt, Chirles lluslacein llonoluhil 

Mrs. J, Mi Caverly Inhin I'randsco, and Mrt. 

II, 1 . in Washington Tertilory, 

Mrs, Caverly wot rspeclol to arrive on a slsll 

by Ihc Maiiimtii bill wat unforlunitcly tie 

lilnetl and she will proltably anive on Ihe City 

of lS)dney. Mr. Holies hid been nnconscliiut 

for three dajt but fmtlly ilietl wilhotil a tlrug 

gle. I Ic w.ts buried on Sundiy In Ihc Nutiatn 

Valle) Cemrter), Ihc Kcv. J. A. ( until 

'Ihe pall liciiert were at billows 1 

lion, thitlct It llishoii, A. I, Carlwtlghl, A. 

S. Clighorn, Henry May, Samuel C, Allen, 

h, (i. Wilder, I'. V. Jonet and I . A. Sdnef 

Icr, Many sincere Irlendt mourn a iwrtonal 

lots. 

IIOI ll S At llomilulu, May iinli. 1884, llinjamlii V 

hihi n re.Ma-i- ui iiiciw laiiM invi iu. 

Jlclu cTtblicrliscmcnlfl. 

yjirouvE & mnvARDS, 

tuioiireas and in 

IhttrftlfMf I'loralona rftof 

dm. KixnaNiiNul anu Sit., , iHonoiuiu 

I resb by every 

P. O. Ilos 130. lot If 

'I elepbone jr . 

u 

nun) 

iiitirs 

lrnt, 

(.nods neamer, 

NION MILL COMPANY 

At a meeti-i- nf tl.U (onirwn. heM At tlirlr nlTiCe at 

Kf'iinh, on Mav 51I1, 1864. Ilir foil iiij olTiceri were 

elected for tfie eittilnn )ear, lii 

Pre.! lent --- Jamfs UrwTON 

Vice Prculent - - - - Oty.m.K l Jlomr 

(...raiitii I II Bit II fl tiara 

I reinrer - I hos. K, WaIkkm I 

Autlllor UODPKhV IIkomn 

TIllO II. IJAVII.S, Secretary. 

Honolulu, Mi) 13,1884 I94-- 

194-- ir 

UNION HEED CO, 

Iiiijiorlrr anil ilrtlrr In 

fir, liny tml iitnln 

tiuoilflpromptl) delivered 

iiUn.iOtiltrtSoluttfJ, 

Qumtn A Edinburgh Sit 

telephone No 175. 

P. O Itov 177. 

BY AUTHORITY. 

Wednrsdav, lite nth iliv of June, the Coinmemnra 

lion of Kaiiifluiitrlia I, will 1 obrvcd as a public 

Hohdtv, and all flovernment Oflices throughout the 

Kingdom will he closed. 

CHAb T. OUI.ICK, 

Minister of the Interior. 

DrrAKTHRNTor Inthkiob, ilay 17. 1881 

194-- 1 m 

PNGLISII SODA WORKS 

174 QlEFN SrHKKT, HONOLULU. 

Vor tlie manuf-ctu- 

ie 

of 

JCrntod ami Medlolnal Waters 

lit CuUm Vatvut Itottlm, 

llOrrLKULnMONADKanaGINOKKALEICEI) 

KBTAILEU AT 

00 IIOTEI STKEKT, - - llOXOZULU. 

A 

NUU VAHINE, Proprietor. 

Maker of Tahiti Hats. 

MER1CAN 

XES 

KOK iALE UV 

H. HACKFELD St CO. 

194-- at 

'AHITIAN ORANGES 

til Un.nWKlVe lo Still 

at 

KENNEDY &. OO'S. 

o 

30 I)AVS. 30 1U8. 

gkani) cm:akanci: sAi.n 

III KORK STOCK TAKIMI AT 

C II AS, J. FISIIIIL'S 

m:ai)iN(; mim.intkv iiousi:, 

(.OK IOKT ANI1 HOItl. iTS., 

Comttwtciiig AfonJjy, May nth, an, UiUug 

'Jhilly Oaf1 1 

UNUSUAL 1IAUCA1NS IN 

KVP.KV DKI'AKTMUNTI 

BVKRV AKIICI.K XIHK;U DOWN 

(IKIU1 IIA1UIMNS IN MII.UN1 U.V, 

IMMKNSh IIAK(1,MNSN l.MllltOltll.KV 

I.ACIS.hll.KIIOSIKttT', 

I.AiUI.VUNI'r.KWKAil, hTC, ETCi 

c;hi:at ukducVionTn iki:ncu kid 

SIIODS. Wf. AKf. OVVKSItKKrillN.SllOKtl 

Coo Iilr of IjtillvVj. 6. S ami 10 luUon 

itti. r:t nvrw --hv,i1 .,t-,..- i ., t.,.1 

(ur only $1 u).t (Hit llic vci)' Ucsl Ihaiii) uf 

itttivst in iritt 11131KC1, 

A v itil o my Uorc. ami cmniliiail.Mi nf niv 

tlncls will i:Irc llillct a r Mta nf I lie-- prices 

ami tiatt in t;tait tjicciiitM mail an ruuincia-ia- i 

rJ ilta In lliii sicr, 

C1IAS. J. KlSlir.I., 11'Mtult an.1 AVAiiV, 

Cor, Fmlii IMel, aiij Cor. Nujaniit slmhtiil Sit, 

HONOLULU. OAHU, 

Cor, lll(ha Mahittt., WAILUKU, MW 

TIIH WESTBRN ANU MAVUMIAN IK. 

itnt"H Ckhhr iiiiiJi4., 

Mitst Hf ft tst os sHui peilJt m aptifoyttl 

SMuay Aoolyu W. L, liKKKN, 

OiUe littvcr Isua, tot Si, Mttsttti, 

isjr-- m 

JlClU 

ilUClliltClllClllO. 

NAVIGATION CO. 

PACIIMC (limited) 

ro,irHr Hod f'oMiifilsefoH .Ifenl. 

Cerardlf'AAA'iV .S'UUA.W frrr, flfttvt 

Uegtitar vttsels for the potts of 

Mahkoam! liana on Matit, 

tjtuiutiitehne, llonimtl, Pantaa kml lllloem 

n.n, 

Koloa, Hantp and W'Atmea on KausI, and 

aIiIua tm OaIiii, 

And Arty otber of1l vtben IndiKemenls offer. 

persons basloe fretbtt tor any part of tb Islands lo 

! fnewanled from San iVamlscB by way t4 llonoltila. 

or direrl sbipmenlS from Honolulu will do wtt! I 

ethinlr first of ihe Pacific Navigation Ca Ufore 

making final arrangements. 

fbaidi intetided for sblptnent by any of our vessels 

received and tlueeil fiet of rbatgt in our fire proof 

laid llog al any lime Apply lo II eafaalnt on hoard, 

or to A r LOOM., 

laj'iot Msnigr I'aeifie NalgimvCo. 

KI'ICE OF J. E. WISEMAN, 

MKTPKOOK IIWUK llUlttHNO, 

,ot UH Merrhitul Slrrrt Ifniintutu, It, t, 

Th only rncoi;iiIml Ooit-r- nl IliiIum-Auni- it 

In tlm Klii:l(ini. 

DHPAKTMnNTSl 

Ketl Ktt-- tf Hroker, Life lnurancr Acrnt 

Cuitoni Home H rotter, Hmploymut Aeent, 

Money Utoker, Fire tniurdnce Ajjen!, 

And General tluilneit Agent. 

ItrAi static Hur'ARrMRNr liny ami I'll Ueit 

kilatt In all iarl f f tle kingdom, aIii ttt tn 

anil rteily if nil kin!, Kent ami lae llout Cot 

ni, U'Kjtm 1 ml I Ami, AttrtHl la Insurance. lakM, 

KepAirlnff ami CnllettInK of KenlnU; Draw IHI 

rajters Df every nature, beared me Keeoriu, etc, etc 

KMFiiiVMrKT DitPtitTMKHT lnJ frnplo)ment in 

all brnnchetof ImluMry connect eil with (he U1am, 

nKNFJMt. llifsiNPM M Art km Keep ItooV ami 

Account t Collect llilN, leoanaml Invent Money, I en 

manthip, I'liKroaIn and all Mndi of Copying done) 

Proaiie rire mul I ife Insurance, AdtcrtUemenll and 

Corremwmlence attendetl to. 

Custom IIouhk IlKOtcra Attend to all 1 ntrie 

th run fill power of attorney and ntherwlw Merrhini 

will fnitl Ihi department a Krcul lenent lto thentn I 

attend to the delivery of Invoice complete. 

SoLtcitlNO Af.KNr fur the Mutual I ife Iiiranee 

Company of Tit lurk, the largest, arandct aiI 

AounJeit Insurance ComMny in Die world 

Toumtftarkl Travelers, Ami those eektng permi 

nent homes on the I aland, will find it to their ftJ van 

tage tn consult n e ronalty or h) letter when uitatl 

accommodation rue reiutred, and they will fin I It to 

iheir inttrett to call on me for general information r 

timing to the ttlands 

Correpondence ftfilicltel from abroad and order 

accepted and filled for Hawaiian Curlol, Kern, Coral, 

ShclU, Iava Specimen, Photos, Views, etc etc, apper- 

taining to the Island. 

Order of every nature attendrd to, Coming from the 

vorioui 

NOTICE. 

The tinJersiftnetl have this ilay furmetl a psrtnershli 

lit I.AtipAhoehoe, Hawaii, fur the mriose of carrying 

on a deneral Merclnnjise More under the nsnie of 

j. 11 i'rasi:r&co 

J. I). FUAM 15, 

193-i- P.W. HMsNAUIl. 

BUTTERICK'S CUT PAPER 

VAT'MJtXS. 

A new Kiippl) tX latest tle tint rereived to le re 

tlenhhed each month and for nate nt their marlced 

praeat 1 HOS. 0.1 IIKUM'S 

193-i- Fort St. Stork. 

Auction Safes. 

TLLUSTRATED LETTER SHEETS. 

JUST HECFIVBD 

? a 

fine lot of 

ILLUSIKAIKD LLH - R I'AI'LK, 

in single ftliceU 

with views of UUnJ Scencrv and I'rumineiit Go ern- 

ntrnt Huilsijiiifs. h itit kinj tut up In quim attortcd 

at 50 c. pr quire. 

(or Sale at 

1I10S. G. THRUM'S 

Stationbhv Sronus. 

B OOKS PERTAINING TO HAWAII 

Jarve IliMorj of the Hawaiian ltlandi. 

Aiitiiew liciiiii-r- y. 

hitney'i (Jutde IkioL. 

MiM IliriTftMY Monihtin the Sarulwich IiUnJi 

Miu (aorilon Cuinming's ire I ountain!. 

Mr, fiitjai lloiiuluhi. 

Haw.itan Ahitanac anU Annual 

Iogelher with a to4.U of valuable ami entertain 

ui houki. htt of which imtliJieJ in the tuuulc meiil 

of tin paper. 

For tale at 

TUOH 

A I N B CO 

Ot TiiKVM'St 

fort Al. fttnfe 

Mava a larch; stocs. or tiik 

VERY BEST HAY, GRAIN, ETC., 

which is ofleretl at the 

LOWEST MARKET RATES, 

anil JelivcrtJ lit. 10 any ja( of the cit). 

Agents for the 

Vtielfle MutHul .le Juanr-iiii- Co. 

of California. 

Agents for Ih. IIOOVhRI I'l.r.lMIONK. 

Coinniissloner bf Iceds for the btale of CalirornU. 

TELKI'IIOir. NO rM6jlf. 

'HE MONTAGUE RANGE 

rOR SrVrriNO IN IIRICK. 

: m i i: i. v t 11 x- on., 

No. j Nuuaku Sramtr llnxoLUlu 

bole axents for llies. Maiklt. 'Hi. best cooVlntf ap 

luratus lor tlie rianlalimi, lli4lor family. 

KANOKi. 4 FIXIUKU tush as 

Hot H.ltei- - llullrr; 

lldcr 

, 

Ortttm llura, fit., 

Always in tloik, 

I'splicit durcllonl for aetllnj up B(CCMts4uy ever) 

Kaiie, 

Cireu.in anJ I'rita ( utfitatUii, in t 

R UAL liSTATU AT AUCTION. 

lit --Ulatncttfef lh 9lllm tl ItAtfLI fYuKi.l.s.f.juitt' 

a Lani ru 14, will ull al lautlu. aurtL-- i. i il fn 

etiii Kt of Ahl.Jj.iil llouw, i..ulu, uqiIm ib.Uf 

tn Aiajr, laatuxK nuofi. an mt Fi.iiiiiti 

IlkJ tlalcJ tl la aUklal LliLrillat ttt it tn tnlar. 

tvtU U kul air'--, a I'MnVAl.U, u, UT 

c klrti hi Kojral Ciicni No, 9. ' t 

Al3, ii Intrita lu lit hul WU 

t'ajwklu, KoJaa, Maui, tcln o Uutf,i(tt tl 

HtM 4 we m$ , 

MtaCuUutH llUIn4 fH 

vtK-AK- rj 

P 

1. 

euMuiuiTio motioc 

'iSsinV.'Hlll'.kn t w'taUt ajt oii.m,4ailn My 

ilwtM. ti4llvtt vk IwiIm sotulnx jvar arAiewsl 

Ml rswrvsltsl l--t lesavt lb. urn. at lUir tarlWx siat 

tnWvVt. MaioUtumesvsury tibsBMl vvlS, nurtaa 

SHntilsHlotts, ur UeUjt wait nw otica, 

THO. U. TttltVM, 

Stir .tr-i.l- . 

PIIOrOrKAMVa. 

'Its-- V. 1 1. .(:.r let, Etc. 

BLANK BOOKS ANDpsriCE KfA riONEKV 

aaMii. M fktrn.. O. '1 UKUM a 

JShipplna. 

CRAMC STEAMSIIU COMrANY. 

IV Mi.fniH, .W.I-1- KlAi Wfet. 

MAIUI'OSA Huff ffTt,ii$iiA 

Ut mid .fill. r JUwh Mnittli 

PiWrHM V ihU liiw mm IwHW Mflil ihfl Uy 

will U alfrxm. tp m. T tMttm fm hf iM Cfrr 

laml Halfway, aa intvnia iuM 

ttsnasrast ticat rent Kei'arJ Tr, 

to itliiia ay any 01 iha cawjtaay t Rflaeni 

lit istaety was. 

1'aaainfirs war "at 'air naat--,k- I 

ley tnrHyinfAi iHoaVtiof iha Aa 

MvrrranaHea Mtuntlerl for aayni. 

lia ,iea,eat rV nf 

laMia. And hpretMA 

t 

a lanV 

laaaM r- .- 

niarrpatnoiap, svMM la taa waren III J 

wiiMAii o. nnsi-.- ! 

Atf, u C 

- " itW 

rNTKKIStAHD 

STKAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S 

i.ini: ok irrrAMiiiM, 

TUr lhtnlvv 

ItAtK .... . ....CdWWifcJ 

Will run refwW- !- fr KOKA rt RAtf 

Leave. Honolulu At 4 I M.t 

rrWay 

upIay 

rriuay 

rimday 

l.i,l.y 

Friday 

I n fay 

rnlar 

Inet-u- y 

r riuay 

, A11II Teaaiy..........Miy 

I, IrMat. ... jmf, 6 

... " n I ! y , . f tj 

.May e 1'rMay " ; 

KrttirnlitK, Tnuclilna; at Mattra 

Arit rt 'tatalay. ...... Inn" 3 

. " ,1 IHUr... .,. I, 

May 1 raWas; ' l 

'J yy )iy 4 

" j 

The firtttanf, 

Cameron, rommsndvr. Hormhila every y 

at s p in for Nawihwili, KKm, fJtfi flint Wal 

mea, Kauai Returning leave Nifiwh etery 

Satunlay evening 

TftrtfttinrM Mtthrc, 

freeman, commjnderj leav Itonohtltt erery Thur 

da)', at 1 p.m for Kapaa arvl KiUiia. Kttum 

trig leaver Kan.il fiery 1 urlAy at 4 p,m., ami touch 

tng ai niutue ootn wav. 

ti v. it. nhn)t, 

Davit, enmniartjer, leaves I loiuiliitu every Tttettlav 

at 4 r. m. for fCuktiilutte. I I.Hte.lcata, aral I'aatiltJir. He 

nimmtr amvet al I lonululu every Sutnlay ntriinir 

ttrOlrXtr. nf lln Com atny, ft. 

.Street, near Ihe P. M. S. h. Wnirf. 

of Kilaue 

III- - 

)ACIFIC MAIL STnAMSIJII' COMPANY. 

I OR SAN I RANCISCO. 

The Sptemlitl .Steamship 

y.r.Ai.AXJHA 

Well , 

still leave Honolulu for San rranrlitftr 

On or nlraitt . . Juno Silt 

'OR VU AUCKLAND. 

CITY 

DrAKI'OKN... 

Tlie SplemlU bteatmhtp 

or svjhvnv 

, Commander 

Oiiornloul.. , May I7lh 

Tlie flrnt here flrt! now ptstarM to Iwue tLkft lo 

n fntricitojnn'l return for fits, tli routM trip. 

GontW for Klupmrnt pet Mrami-- r can now if MorM, 

fr- e- of tlurge, in the warehouse near the 

ntcamerwharf. 

Tor freight or patt.ie, apply to 

172 H HACKIT,!,!) ft 0t Aita 

PLANTERS' LINE 

fOR SAN f RANCISCO. 

v. nnnn Kit .r (oiiim.vc, .irt,. 

Merrlianifise received Str.rn(;e I ree. anil liberal eavh 

ailvancra made on l,v II Is line 

MEW YORK and HONOLULU 

r a c k 1: r h 1 x ;. 

Mtssvs. W. II CKOSSMAV k I1HO III.II.,.-,(rl- 

a f!rstcLiss veucl to this rnvrl the latter rail of May 

1 mr wimiihk iu h! oy tins line v. ,11 sems IiwAru 

their orders eaily, so that there mav he ria ilclav at 

time of sailini:. 

o.t.sri.KA room:, 

Ayr,,! 

BREWER Packets. 

& CO'S UOSTON 

Shippers will please lake notica that the fine UiW, 

Martini Ihirl, 

Will 1 plarril on the lierlli at llaaon to leave there 

June 1st neat lor mis Mtl tli.leit for goods slionU ! 

sent as early as the mail of A til tsth lo lnur ship- - 

ment ror further Information 

U HKI.vW.it (,0 

Ijiieen ialreel 

OR SAN TRANCISCO. 

Hie A I Uuientine 

hmi. a. run' ix, 

1 urner, 

Commander 

SYDNRY 

shipments 

nopiy to 

it 

Will hare quick dupalch forth-- hot't jait, 

fielht or iaAge apply to 

Matter 

WM. (5 inVltN CO. Agtntv 

for 

rISSOLUTlON OF COIARTNBRSl!l. 

'the turtnerUiIu heretofore exiuhitr LctwrM Utttim 

. W ' Jon ami (tcwTM C ItKht, of 

Nao. IUwju, rartl wi.h tit Jratli of Mr lrail.t 

Aawunt tf2inI t ha lata finu itl ptila.t ua- -i 

af pltLatiuiiuthc umUrneti m Kihuku, Kau, II 

-- " . W. C JONIA. 

ji-i- m 

A CARD 

UOhniAUM. Itliuar) rvk 1M4, 

M.wt ACKPKtti i.;Cl.( Atvnu 'Iiinuibntic 

Hra InuriM. CLaiiany, UtMi'itulm 

. PtrStr$- - Uiehy ln: lu lentier biytJuieir UonVa 

ut lttrnl nlmni t4 the I nj I ittv 

MtnU Ihtuv&h h ilMrnakn ly ftt if my ttai ii 

lullM In kbltaU the hIU of ihriih I'M mil. 

I tAirtaidrr it myUuiy lu ratuKii. the lnmM., 

Ccxiiiuihy fur which wiai- - th Anm tg aU 

.Ieliirttvf ruicrtfii tbttr jrorerly hv lmjmt:- - 

I aw, . lU44ciifu'ly ViHiri, 

N OTICIi OF REMOVAL, 

Hyt klrtioveu 

i III IK i'LACLOr UUINT-i-S 

-- 10 

aVo, as Quijnx svnunv, 

Nit door j V tl. Irwbt . CU, 

'JlttrtMnc tht tJbUai for IUa I Ural patrontf. trarlof 

Ih. bait MvtHlaro )"J, lky will 4t iWil U4 lo 

lain ih. aaiM. at ihau bcWrtof. ttt'sat 

ts , r, : 

y JJt" " J 'J' 'Ey'Wgy-Qa- 

Fi J r 

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R. 

II 

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111 

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i 

SATURDAY HR12SS. 

SATURDAY, MAY ir. ii 

lrst raw lust hi 

Mr. GrWson t1 t clatl to tain tlut Jt 

Mmmii tvriwvrfctarrti ttftmljr atrirtsj In New 

Vault frem l.arvr. 

The Cehan hmiiiwikmtttt me carntsv: hi 

rreevtWrs. Smtsl ittr;M lv hrr rowi 

mtttrvl by tkrm. 

TVe rflwcivf NwwajrH psweirtrrit; Wht t of 

Ufccial supais. aMl lb terms Tit tttsas. 

svee t Ms :. 

Mr. fiH4wnit hit anisvivrtl Ms pes ho 

rrfl M hMtudt hi Ihr frimMtr MH tlmir 

T ItW. agtrtiots tarv- - anrt !5jrs, art 

bejHrvnl Is. h ristsdeewtnl In ike shsusmelr 

espkiiaW Iw KoflomL 

S j,ja -- mfrt. amn and 

tMMmt wr rmswiTsl hy ht IttsvtfgenU bi 

llw StvsrtrHt i mwMh. 

MfrH, CkMfo, bratm af Ckrtfs and 

Artnp, bete hiM, v.fth NabtlHe. ealtaurtsl 

t i$,y.,txxo(fitK. 

A rntlnir hHwwo SwUn and Mefbtt t 

pMsposerJ, bfch, it r Mktwi, wW rlle 

Kiihwi fimntlj. 

"Jim" Keen., live noted tV. arwcnlalor, 

frsrmerlv of Trvstu, hut birr of .Vtw Ymtr, has 

l)M twotubl- foe uvtr a MlitHon. 

The IMlMi ColumHi Kpiwtaiiv at 

CXui have foinMllj ptttfeMRl fliw trw 

disallewaivcY of the ntlCWivre bill. 

The Itttm; House, an oM land mails in New 

Yoik Cltjr, called altrr Washlnon Irving, 

v. ho used to put up there, ito le torn kn. 

.lantty proposes to tench, from llie Congo 

eowMiy, one id" the l!rtUn ttatiuns in the 

McKDlmltjr country, on the WilleincMn riser. 

There lecenlly-- mint; in the prefecture 

of Wei-eha- alwu: 50 mile north of I long. 

Konjj the Imperial troop surieascil this 

tevolt. 

The fourteenth annual meelim; of the 'i 

IVvardof Foreign Missions of the I'lesby. 

terian Church wai hcM In Ne York City last 

month. 

Advice from'Cape Town mention a stilke 

ami serious disorders in the diamond fields. 

Tie men are searched daily at the conclusion 

of otl. 

The Hrilish Government ha decided to 

postpone the contemplated reduction in li 

rate from one shilling to ait pence per 

twenty words. 

The Spanish Minister at Washington has 

leen instructed to make strong protest against 

the organiiation of filibustering expeditions 

in the United States. 

The marriage of I'rince Louis of llattenber" 

to l'rincrss Yictoria of Hesse, a 

of Queen Victoria, took place on the Jotli 

ultimo at Darmstadt. 

Chinese Gordon is surrounded in Kanoum 

and indignant over his abandonment by the 

English, lie has threatened to cut himself 

off from Ilriiish control. 

The Pope has decided tocreate another 

cardinal to reside in the Unite! States, which, 

xith the one to be sent to South America, 

will make three in America. 

The steamer Assyrian with provisions for 

the French totce in Madagascar has been 

wrecked at Providence Island, Indian Ocean, 

240 miles north of Madagascar. 

Accoriing to a Berlin dispatch all the fed- 

eral princes have agreed, if the rcichstag re- 

jects the measure prolonging the 

law, the dissolution of the body shall ensue. 

Pope Leo has sent to the bishops ol the 

Roman .Catholic Church in Annaica, care of 

Archbishop Gibbons of Baltimore, the life-si- 

picture of himself which hung In the Vati- 

can. 

The rights of the International Association 

to control the internal afliirs of the Congo 

legion in West Africa base been recognitor 

by the United States, and Portugal doc not 

like it. 

Although the main building of the New 

Orleans World's Fair, is the largest es ec elec- 

ted in the United States, it will be neccmr) 

to construct .another immense building, 3,000 

xico feet. 

The Press recently mentioned the fact that 

the American Essex had gone to 

the.Marshall Islands to rejcee the crew uf a 

wrecked vessel. That vessel vrasthe American 

ship Rainier. 

Connecticut is flooded with paupei immi- 

grants forced out of Castle Gaiden by the agents 

of the steamship lines. The tavpayers are in- 

dignant over the prospect of tramps swarming 

OTer the state. 

On April und England was ladly shaken 

up by the 6nt heavy earthquake it has had for 

years. At ColcheHei, the spire of a church 

and several chimoejf were throw to the ground. 

Few liies were lost. 

The Sons of the Revolution) new organ-lialioa- ) 

met leceotly in Washington's head- 

quarters, in New Yoik, and organiicd by elect- 

ing John Austin Stephens president, and Gen- 

eral John Cochrane 

They have a taw in Meilco lliat no foreigner 

shall held teal estate unless he makes that 

country his residence. This legislation against 

absenteeism, has had the effect of causing 

considerable property to change liands. 

The Spaniih'governmenl claims to have 

further Information of a revolutionary 

movement in the piovinces. Several ofricctiand 

civilians at lUicetona, the center of the agita- 

tion In the Kwlh, have beta arretted. 

Moncuie U. Cooway.being Interviewed b) 

a London rrtottct, said he wolud soon return 

10 nuke Washington his future home and 

abandon preaching altogether. He will tut 

come to Honolulu to give a course of Icctuit 

on the proper obsecnancc of Sunday. 

It Is icpuvtcd and denied in European 

papers thai Eustor William of Germany ha. 

entered Into a stale of pronounced dotage. 

He has becune abnorually suspicious of ever) 

pciscn luitiwudiig hun, and cucistamlv- - cthib-il-s 

a childish cagunrti to be before ihe pubrtt 

In imperial state and to (rfom lojal dutira. 

A special from Cleveland sa)-- s the leading 

laurlry films of Cleveland to the nuuilx-- W 

ltuvlie m lLuty-ve- , hare furmed an isw 

rUit 10 J rotsct then inleiests frutn the ruin 

uus pikes made by the Chinese laundiia. 

TIm; Odnoc cut price from tin to time, arts 

have neatly driven scvsial large America 

films tvu of iMSincsa. 

On thciSih Picsideal Arthur sent to It 

house of irf rexntatms t lung coiiireunlcatwe 

liwa the KCittary of state with regard to lb 

proposed lc.ltt.-tio-n in the irwfunl appiwpilaloi 

1y the cimsuUl end dlknatic bill, tuA Ih 

tlungcs piojuxd a the consular aatl dlpau-mat- k 

service of the United butrs. It con 

lists mainly of seggcattwu s to duties awl 

ueeih of ofoers of the Unite) States abroad, 

and the necessity of nialouiftiog the to tee 

vlas, cvosuhr and diplmiatk, distinct arsrf 

upcu ati slLttltc bub. 

Ilm .Vfir KroilrMrra. 

The highest that nukl be paid 

to ll.wilulu, and tiuthfnlly. is thvt ii h a city of 

charming homo Not that it has vet Iwptin to 

vie with the fsmous home seats atnunt Ihe 

vlneelad links and citron groves of Hellas. 

Ihit its home, fmtunatrlr, have something 

imwe than fine Irovnes to leeurnmeml them 

Amcwg iwii many ptnwnt atiMi, none seem 

0 rminently aiUprrs) fue home sites .is N unarm 

Atenve 1 ajotatrss; as It dues gemly dawn from 

the HHnsttin' loee to the tewi'i heaeh, with 

now awl then a purring vtmrn rntti. Its 

way. It appears to havt Keen detpvfrl by 

Mint Hlf, anrl essmMerately ttrenn with 

tww and ihivirn, and set apart tn the nrpwr 

fcw wMeh It is now in . While there at 

rawermtt fine re4denees on thh handvome 

a venae, yet there are 01 hen btina added hlili 

to archietertufiil tlJttsUy and modem improve 

menu vety fat eveeevl thove pirrhwuly erertrd. 

Of these may 1 the new luw e 

which Mf. Geeefe I.uca lias hut eorapleled 

loe Mi. P. C. Jiwiea. As the house K an Itfdet 

lo the man. so thU stately edifice Is not unlike 

ita rWtMMie pmseaatsf, of mi mewl pfornw-ttnn- 

The Mm enthralled In the rmlldlnsj 

seems to Iw ronventern-- e and comfort, tn 

which Mr. Iwc Misofv, the architect, has 

catered in the main plan and even down 

lo the. mimnii. The Ixmse ts built opun 

1 beted fmiiUlloo and l two storks high. 

The main hstlhllnn 41 fwt In depth by n 

feet in width, the ftat ell la 16 by JO rVet. 

The front portion of the hntldlnaj lias a lafpe 

sarhK, dining mom and Itheary. There are 

large wimlnws evtrmflng to the 

floor, which open from the parrot and libmry 

tHit upon a tirud veranda lookins; tovmrdv the 

city t there are abo l w inlow otcning from 

the pattot ont Into the ennwtvatoty on the 

monntain side. Front the Wilor, looking 

lo wards the Mrret, is a large octagon buy 

wimlnw. Thelmttery Is conveniently located 

between tlsc dining room ansl kitchen, and tlie 

latter is farnhlied with a patent range ami 

reservoirs. The front entuncc is bj heavy 

folding doors of wueleii walnut with sluinesl 

glass windows. Passing up the wide curved 

stairway, Ihe hall leads to the principal clivin- - 

ler in front, which has a dressing room and a 

lieauliful bay window' in front. There are 

three bedrooms in the main builJing ami one 

in the ell, each one having a clothes closet. 

Theie Is also on this Moot a lath loom 

The ceilings in the dining room, library 

and parlor are of paneled wood, with 

ornamented plaster centre. The build 

ing is supplied with tpis which is made 

from gasoline by the Detroit Combina- 

tion Gas Machine. The painters aie at woik 

and will ptolxibly complete their work ncxl 

week. 

The fine residence of Mr. James Campbell 

now under piocess of election at Diamond 

Head, by Mr. George I.ucis. is nearly done. 

Mr. Isaac Moore, the architect, has fur- 

nished a design unlike anv thing else on the is- 

lands. The main building is Sox 104 feet in 

the clear. The design is Gothic is ith the loot 

gracefully curved. There are d win- 

dows extending to the veranda lloor. The 

front vestibule is inlaid with encaustic tiles. 

There are three bay windows and off from the 

sitting room and looking out upon the beach is 

a large buw window iS feet in diameter, with 

the entrance spanned by a heavy moulded 

architrave. Adjoining the main parlor is the 

sitting-rooo- and oflT from the sitting-roo- 

is the dining room ; and the folding doors which 

separate them may be thrown open, fotming a 

large ball room 35 by too'feet in size. The 

wide halls are lighted through lieautiful stained 

glass sky lights. The baths, 

closets and kitchen with its appointments arc 

all arranged with great reference to convenience 

and comfort. The entire building is encircled 

by a broad veranda with arched eaves and 

supported by handsome, carved columns with 

Corinthian caps. The e lot on which 

this elegant residence is located is tri- 

angular in form and is slightly undulating ; 

having on one side the beautiful driving park 

Iwolnging to the city; 01 another Diamond 

Head, the majestic peak belonging to the 

king ; and looking towards the setting sun is 

the grand old ocean. When the designs 

are completed, the traits, flowers and shade 

trees planted, the equine palace, the baths, 

boat and clubhouses which are yet to be added, 

a house may be seen which is worthy of a king. 

(General uerlisemcnls. 

M. OAT, JR. CO 

0, fi p e, 

Stationers nl Xrirs Dealers. 

HAWAIIAN CAZETTE M.OCK, i SICRCIIAN 

fcTKIXT. 

Have Juvl riied,x Aluipota, a fine aswrtment 

STATIONERY. 

" 

Amttig wheh may b found 

LETTER I'APKK, 

NOTK PAPER, 

FOOLSCAP, 

LEGAL C.P, 

IIILLCAP, 

Bread aaJ bairow. by Ike ream ; blocked, or by quite. 

MEMORANDUM HLOCKS, lie, c, kc 

ULANK HOOK'S: 

Full llound, 

llairilouad, 

Ilouod 10 please 

INKSTANIiS : 

Uanlm' Urge, llankf rs' smalt, 

in fad w haie lokuaadt for all. 

post orriCE letter scales. 

INKS: 

Oner's Coraljid Copvioi and Writing, 

in quant, pibli, nl Itaslf Uinls. 

CARTER'S Will riNU fl.UID, 

in quarts, t4nls, and coast. 

VIOLET INK, quarts, L4nW, UiXf inu, an.1 court 

1NDELIIII.E INK.Mi.aicJ. 

ARNOLDS WKITINO rLUIII, 

la quarts, pua t, kaU fHtft, and csioet. 

STAri'ORIl'.S, U quant and pkit. 

Ft7l4.ua Perfumed Uk. 

MUCILAGE r 

la quant, pints, , eAd cartes. 

Perfect MuciUjS lUlk. 

MANNK COI'V HOOKS! 

la s If, full bouuii and l,atClound, 

la 1 14, full kound and rulMuunJ. 

Maiut's Crtllif Pp r. 

PENS ad IfOLUEK-- ia (real .ui.o.v. 

AulAMutic I'cttcilt Cuoyl I'ensiU, 

I list's rsnoii, Ihsiavs I'ewBt, lie. 

DRAWING PAPER, teem and inouiaaj, 

MeadU IMJ ,!'?. 

KNVKIjOI'ES iswasxtrd. 

Il4)1i.c Card rwottd ssaer al (Aein. 

itF.UOKANDUM HOOKS, alarievtffcl,, 

Tlta ImjoVs, aksgrlsd, 

IWaijiscd Label, 

'"WM0 'l'2s, Isnutot Tis. 

INVITATION I'AI'EK, and Kaielnswsia'naick, 

IUB to2aMM Cards, reacilt and Use. Is 

LKS1KK I'KEsata, tvjs and toselt, 

KaUer lU4s. aU tius. 

IkUiE HALL aej UAI. 

Om4c4 sift 1 SsJH" tsXilkk 

nlKfllllAV LARDS, KMVBS, s. 

aaswy saner anleies ia aarnsrvsis to ssAiasis, 

lis, JsUHnLKIPiTOKn r.ed U r sWsiav, 

M't ut MefUNM imWt. lied 4 JT lW. Alo gm & 

J HS4 t"?B' 4 '. etrs, DrseaV 

vdat, Ywf Lesrery, elef., alea)s sss Ivtad, aadrpe-s- 

nutsirei tee IM su re. 

Itt.tU.IALORlLtt lesaitsd U UQOK. esi. 

JUJTstSl, 

REP KWUBKR STAMP AOIMvCYe 

aa Aaeass for ks EaercledU UrikuuHca- - 

t. All &w cvjet BsUd e.i4ly. "01 

J. M. OAT, )' , a4 CO., 

ito-- Caattu Ukask, as Usrvtu Sutet 

Inotintncc ,loliceo. 

H AMMUHCMAGlHintlltH Plltll INSUR-anc- e 

Cotnttanyul Itambstrat. 

.4 isnhx. Autxr 

rtnlMlssr. Merchandise, l"nrslri Mid MaeMneey 

Inesiresl afnlnss I1r r in vauel lattrrntiee ierflrs. I 

r'ORTUNAOnNltRAI.INSUHANCnCOM. 

I injr 01 BerHii. 

r a .TiVMaTTjt i i, Ar.t.xr.1 

Tke ikeit Inearanre t nasssriy. Hes resaMlslwrl a 

Oeweeal Afery ntre, and ifw nrHwlt)aa, rimial 

Vems, a awrtnrtntl hi leee rrest afaiissi tktitaisfari 

of lire m as rtie wtffM reaeorssWe rtst atM tm ttss 

awni nmNr IseaM. 

DltlsMBN IIOAR. or UNOninVRITHUS. 

r. A .CHAKFKX-- Afft 

Alea aemrs tVr ihe 

Dreln Ilnard f Underwriters, 

Vienna llvaivl nf UrhlrrwHtrra, 

Par rKe Ht'SlUe letantfa. 

GORMAN LLOVOMARINRIHSURANCU 

Coassssay of Bttrlx, 

r A St HAKfKK V C. AOK.vr.X. 

IV arms taaaranc CnasDaisy rate tafanHehed a Oers 

erel Afrm y ken, eral ine shim tlrrisssi, Gemnt AawlN 

an ainiiresfnt 10 ink Rrern aawirM Ike lUufna or Id 

snse at the mora reeseatMltle tale, aird tm lire nsoea la. 

eurakre term. 

HAUnUKCHKHMSN PtRls INSUHAMCU 

f. A. SVHAKrK O, ACK.YrS. 

IV nKnv rVnv hns-tit- bwm anrmnlerl affarrla of thtjt 

c,mitiv nrw preiwred l 11 sure rieks sajasnat fba tin 

iune and Hrkk bitlMint and on MenhrtMtsa iel 

tkerelii, on the inoei rasMraUa letm. Par paitieeiW 

rl 'y r ihelrnltk-- e 1 

PIUS INSURANCE 

TRANS-ATLANTI- 

C 

CasrqMiiy M llarrdrani. 

. ItACKPULD V C., AftmU 

Caftrbs and Wswarvr. . . . RekJramark rkoadHeys 

" Inetr CuraiARie " iit.6ao,o, 

Tnlel.. . . . Ken hsntark loe,6tsrjori 

Hi .jmms ef ihe ahuv Company, for ihe llavafrlVaii 

Utands, ai nrepared lo Insure fliuldintn, Pnrallitre, 

Mcrslmndisa ami Produce, etc.. aleo Nssnr 

and Rks Mills, and In ihe Harbor Mas 

or daoset by lire, nn iht imm lavomtiea terns. I 

UTUAU LIFK 1MSUKANCH COMPANY 

M 01 lie Yoik. 

Istrttft, Aitfet HM.f tU'ftnotntml Life 

Innnrmtrr t'otnjHtujf In Ittr ll'utttl, 

CASH ASSETS OVER ?oo,ooo,ooo. 

For further InfM,tiklitm concern.... th CiMnn.tn'. 

nJ (wf tatri of Inuram piy tn ilie .8nt, or 10 

N FIRE INSURANCE 

N Con pan of llAiuuurg;. 

. HACKSULU i-- IV, AGKXTS, 

Citaal ant, Ketfne KeiclumAtk 8tSjo.(no 

(hdr Lomivni( 35.out1.1x' 

'l"h Acenttoflhe tove Cmrpan), for the IlawaiLin 

ItlArtilik, tvre prepaml tn initrt? lluiUings rurnlture. 

Mrtrumlie tnj lYtxIjr, MAchincry. ttc, alo busnr 

ami Kke Mill. ail c- -l in the hirlur. acaina lois 

or lUnUste hr htc. on the mou farorahle termt. 1 

F50ST0N DOARD OF UNDERWRITERS. 

Agents for the Hawaiian tslanJa. 

HOARD OP UNDER 

PHILADELPHIA 

C. IIRRH'ER & C. 

Aents for the HawaiUn UUnds. t 

RITISH FOREIGN MARINE INSUR- - 

B nce Company, (Limited) 

THEO, It DAWES, AG EXT. 

The above acent ha received instruction to re-- 

iltice the rates of Insurance between llonvilulu and 

1'orti in the Pacific, anil now trtnared to iue roll 

cte at the ler rates, with a special reduction on 

freight per steamer, 

LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND 

THE Globe Insurance Company, 

BISHOPS Co., ACSAWS. 

RJTAII1SMSU 1836, 

Vnltmftnt I.tithlttty to ytockltnlttrr. 

Assets $31,136,100 

Reserve 6,750,090 

1SCOMK FOR 1379: 

Premiums received after deduction of re-- 

insurance $ 5.3'i95 

Loes pnxnptly adjusted and paid here, 1 

NIONMARINEtNSURANCE COMPANY 

u of ban Francisco, 

CASTLE & COOKE, AGEXTS. 

Incorporated 1875. 

AWAIIAN INVESTMENT 

H' AND 

AGENCY COMPANY (Limited) 

JInnrjf f.ntnrtt 

On Fit-i- cUh icuritisH. for t iic or tihort period. 

Apply to 

L. GRF.ES, Mwrrtt Urn. 

Offrn toen Str, over G. V. MactVlane & Co.-e- tJ 

ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE IKSUR-aoc- e 

NEW Company of Bo ton. 

CASTAS & COOKE, AGEXTS. 

IHtOMBATRD 183$. 

The oldest Purely Mutual Life Insurance 

omp.any in tne urutca tatec. 

J'offrJr ItMttetl un thrtnottt favorable Terms 

KXAMrLK or ?LAH I 

Insured age 35 ear uniiiury life iUn : 

1 Annual premium continues Policy a years, 3 days 

a annua, nrcnuum continue foucv a Years, ia ' 

3 Annual premiums couttaue Policy 6 years, rj 

4 Annual premiums continue Policy 8 years. 46 ' 

5 Annual premiums continue Policy ioyeari,s6 ' 

Auets .,.$13,500,000. 

Losses paid through Hnoluolu Affncy, 49000 

foreign bbcrtiscmcuts. 

TT W, SEVERANCE, 

t6 CauroiiMA St.. CaL, (Room No. 4.) 

ftf.! ll'.ll.f.Y COXA VL t- C0M.U1SS10. 

Vrrrinrif. 7 

PRANK H. AUSTIN & Co 

Or net No aaCAUroahiA Smrtr, S. F., 

COJtfJiAAO.Y AUKXTS t? milWAiSO- - 

liU .tyrnlM. 

Conuimment s froni th Hawaiian IslanHai itVairril. 

The bcM PTKt arranted and sides niiAranteed, 4 

rHARLES DREWER & Lo. 

7 KtM Sthkrt. I1oton, 

AUKXTS OF HAWAII AX 1'AVKKTS, 

Urttrrat Cumuli. 014 Atrntm. 

Slcial attention trUen to th iiurihaiiaaT tifiFsatxU frar 

in Hawaiian irao. r ittrm at kwcm raie. 

JlllllllllllHIMIIIIItlllll IIIMI IIMIMIIIIIItllllllll 111. 

Z u 

EEUOAOrOHM 

i 

n 

Kll K U MtATl S H. 

tlllllfllllllUlllllMIIIM IIIUIIIIIMIIMIMUIIMIMJir 

HOLLISTER & CO, 

Nuuxu Oiscit a4 toirr U rrt ud Mtt JkaA uu 

M 

rirCsMl W.licntOCi.iCiila. 

fASTLll C00KH, 

lltww.iai', It. I 

WifiilJ tm&$mii! 

AantcuLTURAie ir.n'W'.Mr.rrftt, 

Cooeseliree of itn envrtealWil Farfe Hnl 

nmtih'h.fi fftnm. 

Ik. MoHm Wprt mkT and fimffeHn. Fky., Miv 

MM Srase t,t CVti 

Vatrjres Jain raClssreVa, 

John Prmro's Ctaftft' jflTfiWir. 

FUNifcirftrWlltJtt 

nunnt)Nr cr.LfiMKAtao cnb K5iYrJ 

made to onW. Amtt SttovtU al Sttttdf. 

OaHltH 1(W Qinl Ufcrrorft, Ok 

!,, vm, Ctwdts, Pckc 

Chalna, 

Supar Mill Requirements. 

SUGAR. DAGS, SUGAK KEUS, 

Cumborlnud Coal, 

Sperm Oil, Cylinder, Ijird 

and Kero-n- Oil, Perfect 

LubricaUeTt, l'IumU-i?o- 

, 

Al- 

bany Orca. I)i lixi'i and 

h. nttd J. Files, all sited and 

kinds. Steam lcUn, FLtt 

and Round Indu Rulilicr, 

Aibvistoi and Soup Stone, 

tncl.iiij, India Uuti-l- 

llu-- et toaiuch, Pipes 

and Coupling, Nut and 

Wftdicra, finislicd, Machine 

.lolls, nil ftie., Cold prcMed 

II lack Mint h's, KtigiiK'cr' ami 

Carpenter Hammer, ISne 

Cullers, Winclie. 8 inch to 

24 inch, aXnvil, ViTo!ic 

Scrapers Grindstones. Itet 

American llarlronand looi 

Steel. ilinldr' llardwAre, 

all kinds ami htylcs, Hulv. 

buck's Paints and Oils raw 

and boiled. Small Paiuta in 

Oil, in large arictr, Dry 

Paints, Umlr, cnetun. 

Red, Odire. MeiallicJCc, 

Whitinj, i lerni n Window 

ass'ld sires, Manila Kopc 

Staple Groceries 

No. 1 and a Flour, No. 1 and a Rice, 

Crushed S agar, China n J Japan Tea., 

Oysters, Clams, ISalmou' Uobitsrs, 

Finast Tabl? Fruits from the Factory 

Pure EnfflUh Srlct.s. Condensed Mtlx 

Cocoat SPECIALTIES: Tin J(. 

iri" lerntfun OAt ttrttmf 

tJttln(i, 14 Incti, ItnUUrr 

ftrtnf ami Citf4iH Jtntkv i.ut at 

ban J.DUke Steam Punn Var?eit Pack-i- n 

g. tec, 11 laic e Dodtr Fetei, Jutc cr 

Molasses, Irrifatlnirc Vacuum Fuittf s 

Weston's Patent Centrifugals Complete, 

, ALSO OM COMttfONMtWr 

Callfonia I Uy, llarUy, PoUtoes, Hatffls 

Salwon, (lams, AbfMi Mltui for BotUrt 

aitd btetim IHpca, ccumie, FeoSTrf 

andDtaplai, Galvamwd Roofing 

SEWING MACHINES, 

Wilcox and Gttfb's Autonutic; SiaiZTr Manufacturing 

(umpany, Aortcd: RautUigto Ctflpasy. Fanii.) ; 

WiWwi Alachinw, the, b owKAtinent to be fyuod, 

and at tvrtUim Prices. 

New Goo by every arrival from England, New 

ork aud San Francisco. 

1 New Traction Engine, power, 

Orders from Om other I stands filled at licit, Rates and 

with di.tatch 

w M, WENNER & Co., 

9 Fout Stit Honoiulu, II. I., 

MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS 

I lave at the old stand with a new 

and tarefullv wleued stock of 

Watches, 

And Clocks, all kinds, 

Cold Chains and Guards, 

Sleeve Buttons, Studs, cc 

Ladies wouM Ao !l to call arwleumtn. oiu stusk ol 

llrasslsls, llruuslies liosksl. rerriiMCs sic, 

ishicri .ex. e)coalljr clcctcd.iil, a 

view la suit the MdUl, 

KUKUI A1ID SHELL JEWELRY 

Mad to order. 

rh rcpairUf braiuliof uur buslncu w regard as an 

uipsxa.i MM. id all J jh (Diiuiiiil to u 111 

t JHH,utcd in a &wiiiir koukuI u ikmi, 

lUiiinivhiy 

Oftvtnr dfcfilootUne in order Part'asuU attta 

iLafl IA tkatsal sUa utatrra afvl Ir.t ta.tr '... i. itia 1. 

Itvlaewli, wFKtanVlvui tin jm&U fw -. 

favuft, we ruurit to b jy tlut our lwnf 

lOMJ.wuIrMaUe us 

ly Uaubt a fair aKu t U j,iu 

U the fau 

"Quhh .SntttHH.I Smalt iV.;"i" 

our Bitu?k,.d f KaJl Lurp ia tauck ery riUU tv 

''Fr'idl1 Rau uf aessL.iLa. r a 

ef isre 7 U Mm 

T HE "SUPERIOR" STOVE, 

KXVIIiIiEleUTH & On., 

.Via. f . Aie.Mf Jra.. rHla, H I.. 

jo!ea.'witiiMeItitt. AMiuhWiU 

.llwtr'iils Aro.ee, 

JlvuliiyHt, 

Uurtl.il, 

i'ttri.M. 

' 

Vpse 7ifri' 

simiI "bttpfrtyr" 

and rlrtom U ike sms alvav. ia as 

JOB WOKK PJlOMriLV DONB 

TtvUvluiuu IJo, 21 1. 

4 

(Ticncnil bsjtrliocmcnlo. 

q j LuvnY a co., 

Wliotnsrttn mill Hfltull 

men mural' iiaii imiMm, 

rohT aVTRIICT HONOLULU. II. I. 

IISr.MMtstttf rMhalal, Fie Ji ami CSw'ie 

ntnjilo ivilil I'rvlicijr Oronnrln., 

Our (Vli rn always of Ilia tint Quality. 

I1VSHV AUTICtX WARRAMtllli. 

fewi m rsiANu tasufe tM.Kltns 

ArMINrSVMIlH Mv Mr lwe rarnWrtrrf wilh hr 

Otwnte ytsHMwMft IJne kr hsf .Iff ,HIe 

rUKSH SALMON. 

CI.KY, fcvTWlN OYSTBrW ANK 

OWiiJ fUMts OnUftrVMlts Itnll Ili.lt nr. 

Ttnm rVrttajm svlB 1 earrreil In the atramtee 

ft fSwei, arirj rs h.ve-lwl- a 

CrasWrsrlraia Ira Mtniw, lav 

suable it, 

T Wjissly Our CteMeaMr with h abavt arthlM 

IWST At rAfSH, 

A ir TNrtV Wrtra in UsufuaMts. 

i Set AM RAW neMtW 

Ta rtafalYo Onlrn In Aehranco for 

OVStasM, Cftt-IHI- AND nlBHII S.MI01, 

' to aikufa or a, a, MaalMata, 

OWeW. Delivers! Free to all part, of the City. 

0 I V II l S A CALL. 

'ITaanioNii No, r. iS''r 

KOU0H LUCAS, 

C0NTKAC10II an.l IIUILDLK, 

ST HAM MAXIXO MIIjT.S, 

llmptaitnitr, llnntilu, 

aManufacture all kinds of 

Mouldings, 

Brackets, 

Window frames, 

Blinds, sashes 

and Doors ; 

nnd alt kinds of wood-wor- k finish. 

Turuljij, scroll, find lmnil itawluK. 

All Unds of Planing and SaninK, MortUinc;, and Ten 

oniue 

ORDERS PUOMPTLY ATTENDED 10 iND 

WORK GUAR.NTEED 

Orders from the other Inlands kolicited. - to6-i- r 

PUGAR MACHINERY. 

1'IUt "MJIjLSGJTK.'9 

We have received a further consignment of 

Mrs is. JIIrree,l tl'titftnt V Co. Murhtnrrj 

And have now on hand, ready for delivery : 

One rnpIC'EiTect, on handsome iron tajinj containing 

343S stiuart feet of healing surface, with Pumping 

Engine and discharging Montju. comultte.. 

One Djuble-EsTtc- t, h ,vin a.ao wiuare feet of heating 

surface, with Enfln ami Momjus. 

On set of Four WeMon's Patent Centrifugals, wKh 

Engine and Mixer. 

Om att of Two Weaton's Patent Centrifugals. 

lUvin lucrM(4 fociliUes tW tin. m.inufjvcture of 

inase iimehuie, (tin, Yttob Patent, fr hich, In 

Great Britain hfUxpindX c thus trailed to otter 

thm at maiertally mduoed price. 

We hav a fttll assort man t of Ccntrifueal spare 

lininga, taassc, rubbr taois atd buslie, etc. 

IVo Diagonal Eorfiints, ch6in. by tain. 

Clanfitcrs, Plat Coolers, 8 by 6 by j nnd 6 b 3 by . ;. , 

0n Spare Top Roller for 96 by $4 in. .Mill. 

0n Spare Side Roller for do. do. 

0n Sfare luttrniedlato Spur Weed for Eeaiintt of do. 

163 if C. W. MACFAKLANK & Ca. 

NTEKPRISE PLANING MILU 

E 

li; FobtSMSBT, IIONOLULU, II. 1. 

C. J llarde., 

CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 

Planing, Shaping, TurnlntTr 

Band and Scroll Sawing, 

Doors, Sash, Blinds, Door 

and Window Frames, 

Brackets, Ballusters, 

Stairs, made to order. 

MOLDINfiS AND FINISH, 

Always on hand. 

AM ordsts filled on Uiort nik,and Jobbing promptly 

attended tsj. .Mouldip,; nude lo,any patttrn without 

extra charge fur Lnivi. Price of Machine work, 

St ootaSi viper hour, itxir 

HC GENUINE ARTICLE. 

T COI.UMDIA KiVER SALMON 

stu - 

Salmon U.lllo., 1883 Casteb. 

Juet resvlrej front I'wnUnJ, Orscon, by 

CAblLE k COOKIE 

These Plali can L. i.ll.J unuu as Hlrst-CUi- 

IJlf 

JsJOTiq 

tt, vnJDBoix hustaurant 

: Hua i. lira rNT. 

s vtsll ke laHaerf ul ieJj- - i ssulac w 

BArVKPAV. JANUAUV aiiM, 

risw, CAVeJiiOll, 

n mvHtaiw of ai aUfefpanMul ritihtLhir.w.l for 

SuperVrrWl Is wsk kiro, J laj uliee iwrurlku 

&VUMltf 

fW 

I 

elhij 

TAKER'S vi. a m .ssr".l 

1 1 TJlOtj. O. ttiMJin, 

GTcncraI bbci'liocmcuti.. 

xriLnnR .11 CO.. 

lntoittrs an.l sl.at.ri In 

hijiniiit, 

Anil lltilliMiiK Malnrlrsl 

f ell Knits, Juit retelresl, ei late arrivals, serrra 

larK anJ will slette. aarfrt U 

NORTIIWKST LUMUlSR. 

AKnfirtitrrt til Ihe annl rifartl etrre 

In SennllitiK, Tfmlict, 

Fenclntr, Pclls, 

Pknlta nnd ndartlri, 

ALSO DRY REDWOOD, 

Sasnlllne-- , Pkiirs infa aerJ rrngli Iksanla iiir 

r(l nml reutli (lall.ne, Pklet., Kuetle, 

ImIiIs n.l L1aplaMs, 

DOORS, SASH AND DLINDS, 

VII sirrs, tit l'islein ami Catiferiiia teake, ami for 

sale In qiuntiliee tu suir, at low jiri.es. 

Also, in Stuck, 

While Lead, 

wiiiruziNC. 

oils, 

MKTAI.1.IC AND OlllUK PAINTS, 

OI.bS AND SALT, 

PAINT 

AND WHITEWASH BRUSHES. 

A fine ajwrtmeut of 

WALL PAPER, 

ill Intent styles. 

Firewood, 

Nails, Screws, 

Locks, Bolts, 

Butts, etc., 

AT LOWEST PRICES. 

M. MELLIS, 

A 

DEALERAND IMPORTriR.OF 

I 

DRY ami FANCY GOODS, 

.Vo. tOi fori tilrcet, Honolulu. 

N. and Oieaamakuig Esiablish. 

ment on the premises. i$a 

UNDBORG'S PERFUMERY. 

PERFUMEUV. 

PEKKUMERV 

PEKFUMEKV 

PLKvrjMEUV 

mmim i & 

HAVE JUST RECEIVED 

Til. Lavrfreat Iot of Parrtaaiarj' 

Ever InincJ Int. ll.ls LlnJora, 

COMPRISISOOVEK RO DIFFUKENT ODORS. 

Calatlinstosl Iiunillior., Muuufuoturo,' 

ODOR CASUS, 

KANCY BOXES, vx 

V 

UOnLE$,L-l- C 

HOLLISTER fc CO, 

AOLKTS 0R THE HAWAIIAN KINODOU 

AtU crtii U In tsA Unlu siiMU, Htt.i4.. 

" V5 Y J' 'r f 

' r"A ,J, inittiijf 

(Otncnti ulicrliotmtnlo. 

MAMIITOH IMNSOIT, 

lletwlulu 

J . It . 0 O K O 

IIEAVKK iiJOCK.fJUI'.Kre 

minrrera, Afifjiinfi ra et.f en 

lapetTSl titemte Trn lo ImieiriatKvn of 

TOft (!MmtftQmii 

cortfrroMDit 

JB38L, 

s t. MATTHEW'S HALL, SAN 

a sctrooi. 

Under Militnr 

. LtMarcd hi ilia (staMUW 'rfilan af San Maim, nn ll.r 

s rsaMasMt rn IMS. riasreMn lisemrclors .( rermta. 

IreajtettM jMrMli ami an In srv wax arraat) fur tin 

For nmmf Msfonnaiion SIM eMakrint, aaBitss 

EMPLK OK FASHION. 

'77i A. It, J. of our limine. 

TrisACTIVT. GOODS, 

tlmliable AiMtnienl, 

. Itentlve Clerks. 

10 VAKHirV, 

B vatitiful lt)eifin, 

ottom I'rices. 

OMPAKK OUk 5T10CK, 

untlder the Savvlnj, 

ome KI(M Along I 

S.COIIN k CO., 

63 KosTSntrFT,,...,, .......... .CAMrsitx's Hlock 

tSj'im 

RS. THOMAS LACK, 

M No. 70 Fort Strssavt, Honolstlta, 

ISIrOKTRR AND DKALRR 1H 

SEWING MACHINES 

ANU CKNU1NC 

I'urtt, AtttirhmrotM, OH rinj .lrr-eorr- s 

ACENT rOSt THK 

WMlTe and ihe a NewIIom Machine, 

Howard's Mactiine Needles, all kinds 

Cfcrticeir Silk, In jll color, and sire. : 

Harbour's Linen Tliread, 

Uark's O. N. T. Machine Cwlon. 

Mint. Dtmertil's RttiaUt Cut Patr Palltni 

ANI PUBLICATIONS. 

Dealer in UlPLrs, 

Reyolvbrs, 

Guns ai J SrOHTI'ro Goons, 

Siijt, Poisuta, Cai-s- , 

and MetailicCartkidgbs 

KKIIOSKXK STOrr.S, III oil ultra. 

Seiiij.Mnclilne, lxk and Gun.Keainnie promt'y 

Klteniled lo. ur 

Q AMUEINOTT, 

; 

BEAVER HLOCK, 

10 RT STR 

Importer and Dealer in 

.hkosbnc rixruRns. 

QiathttHicrs, I Am pi, Pendants PratVet I.amp; 

0 TnUilar, Side luluUr, lloiling houe. 

nnd PoHce Lanierns; Xurw, l'cket, ami 

Tabic laniErt! lalobet.Chintnf, Ketlectors, 

1 .amp Holders for 

3T0VF.S AN D. RANGES Unclo Sam, nuclt'i, 

t 'ft lent, iticnnisHHJ, ra ioi, ten, usceoia, 

Hawaii i Alolu Almcda flor.t. 

MISSISSIPPI RANGE CoolUo.; capacity or too 

men. 

FRENCH RANGES For rrttaurants, hoieli, and 

private residences, Mittt or without hot water 

ctrcu latlng lioilerk. 

vnsn:Niroi.M's ixi. curiXRVt 

A (mo assortment of Table, Desert, and Tea 

Knives and Fork : Carveisand hteels. with 

plain and ornamental Ivory handles alio 

1'ot.sv.et Knives. Kaxors, hhears, liutton luilc 

and Ladies Scitsort, I tread Knives, genuitM 

French CowV. Knives, liutthcr and Kitchen 

Knives. 

BASKETS . 

Indies' Wirkstand ; OiTice, Lunch, 

Laundry and Market Itaikcts. 

DOORMATS Assorted sues and patterns. 

SILYER.PLATED WAKh: 

Ropers Itruthcrs'and .Mcrtden Plating Works J 

Water and Cream Pitchers: 'lahU, Dtscr. 

and Tea Knives; Forks and Spoons, Spoon 

Holder, napkin Kings, iniiurent aiues, 

Pickle and Cruet Stands, flutter Howls, 

Card Receivers, Fruit Stands. Preserve 

DUhes. 

AGATE WAKE i 

Nickle mounted Tea Sets. In part or whole. 

very neat and desiiabts J plain Cooking 

U tenuis in lux variety. 

STAMPED! IN WAKh: 

Milk Pam. Pudding and plain statins. Milk 

toilers I Kite, Jelly, and Moulds 

new patterns in .Slew Pans. 

SAUCEPANS-Eruune- ltd and tinned Iron, from j pint 

to 1 gallon. 

JAPANNED WAKF.t 

Toilet Sets, Toilet Midi, Water Coolers 

Cake, Cash, Mid Knifa Hoses S Spittomu 

Oitpidoct. Children's Tra s. 

SCALES: Fairbanks' Platform, Cuuater, and Kitchen 

Scales. 

AOKICULTURAL IMPLKMENTS: 

Moline Plowt, Shoveli, Spades, Hoes. Rakes, 

Hie and Manure Forks, Oos, Hoe HaadUs. 

How Handles and Ueams. 

ICE CHESTS and REFRIGERATORS. 

UALDWIN FODDER CUTIERS-Thr- ee sUes, H 

I, i), and cut, an A I ankle. 

RUUIIER HOSEt 

Warranted best grades New Yoik standard, 

and carllud. K, . I, lK. lK, i inch 

Hose, noirlcs aid sprmklcns, c. 

PI.UMMEK ANDTINSMnilS MATERIAL 

Mutt.. I.cad, to is IU. viuare ftt ; Soil Pipe 

lead aid cau front Water CloMts, Catai 

Sheet lint Mitet l,ttrin?r. taVaui And tiaod 

11 10 bu 04, J jjoM U.t, l Su.1 

liLii-- k and nanMld t tl.tlrt Waaiiittaiid 

Nieel ZJnct Soft Soldsr, our own make, 

wstrrsnisn 

OAIA'ANUED IRON PIPE - lit inch I !, 

rrsiucsrs, piuajs, ovtaut: 

PIPL VICKS, UUK to jwh tti ktsxkianddUs, 

cuts M 10 ) if'Ch pipe. 

UIKD varletjr fa utaiket. paiaied 

Wfatkia ani brass Ue. 

HAUV aAKHIAOF.S, IWV WlwelUironi and Go 

Cuts. 

AGENT rdR ... , Att , 

I tail s jrU4i(Y cswiaraieii 1 ire m urgiar pi omi 

Safus. We keep U k lle !srttt i 

riwirt of ,iffs 10 hetAivJ M U CUfvf nU. 

CWt iA..kd WJo api'tKativts. 

tlLLCTl Kfc MACHINES; 

JVI (M tUAZ luf Ue ! ptn''Ht MbeiS 

MeamisaealuUe, Small s.e ulW 

ke in four biur seoottd Miei y th. in seve m 

Itvnrft. Cuts, witlt full dutctWM fv wuklut. 

tn,ld 14 yotir aUrtM on apb.kaliun. W 

are auikurljeti to dstixr these wwhU4t 

aU4islslt at nyJ(ss prices, 4dUi otdy lost 

U poking CiisBsirsd ffslalai. 

CUSTOM WORK a9Ut3 In iu, copier, sad 

shrei Iron otking attentjej to. Wirfk'SaWp 

m sttvee oftv sutvwsa iy eoiiipeUM 

HOfkuwn at reasuiuUe 

ItKAVEK HLOCK, FORT STREET, 

NlrnUe slspertc bttei tha a slow sJUetiM - tatsd 

mr pomt rnnGLT tm h' 

6cncr;tl bbcrttatmento. 

J, H COMOtMlt. k CO., 

4, CslifvyfnU Street, ben Fisaiisco. 

DON et GO 

rlREET, HONOLULU. 

pntt ('mtttilnn M0rehtHltt 

ri.cTiii, tiWt fTtiltt,' fntstffiV I'ROV 

h our Int.. tr1tf iMiKi, 

a" et larwi 

.. mm,.. n... ieewwMwt.aa.i.1 

MATUO, CAL. 

'roit no vs. 

y Discipline. 

rswikefn IVeh. R. IL.it mll.a from fan Frsnclsro. 

ikm M .Mmr. Tne UUnii are e.l.n.l.r, ar. 

lieallh aisil raMnrort b( the laden. 

Itnr. AtaFKED LEE ItKKWKK, U A., 

Primtpsli 

. 

in 

OIIN NOTT, 

J 

JOHN NOTT, 

AT TUP. 01.11 STAND. NUMnFR I 

ST KELT, 

TIN, 

COPPER. 

AND 

IHEET IRON WOJUUS, 

PLUMBING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. 

aVtctUn Well Pipe-- all 

aUtf, 

Htoveai nnd Ransfoa, 

Uncle Sara, Medallion, Richmond, Tip lop, Palaea. 

Flora, Mas-- , Contett, Crarul Prtae, N.w rllval. 

Opera, Df thy. Wren, Polly, Gypes, Qneen, 

Pansy, Army Ranees, XIafna Cliarta, 

Muck, Superior, Magnet, OscexJa, Ala. 

.meila, llipee. Charier Oak, 

Kimtlc, lnwuod and 

LAuntlry Slusrs. 

GALVANIZED IRON snd tXH'PJaR- - D01LERS 

r si. - 

FOR KANGI3, UXANI1R IRON WARE, 

NICKIX PLATCD AND PMIN. 

Galv.anired iron wat.r Pipe, all iizei, and 

laid on at lovvtst rates, also exit iron 

Lead Soil Pipe. 

Hou.e Furnlahtisp; Gooda,avU Hassle. 

RUBBER HOSE, 

Alt sires and grades, Liri and Fore. Puraps. Qstfa 

Pump, Galvaisbed Irou, Stmt Copper aoai 

Shed Lead, LeaJ Pip., Tu Mai. 

Waler CIomis, Marble sUU 

and Lowla, enaaMleel 

sraarfslaaeVa. 

CHANDELIEBS LAMPS AND UNTatftM 

INDSOR NEWTON'S 

w 

A ar Mock af 

oil cnioaa aiusasta 

canvas raLSTrsi 

blrraaa slants 

oiu and vaaaisa 

Jul RKetred DIRECT FROM LONDON. 

riOt. m. TMBUM'M 

sFvet wirev epveeaW 

HUSTACE 

Has Jusi received per Mariposa and waer las. arrtralsi 

Wk'uukrr Star llaais llacvi., CaliiVnla 

Ureaaa cneeM. ran uas s lAin, lau. nuns, r 

.runs, CranWrry Stuve, Annexe nAus.,isle4 

DresMar, Janu and JlUias. elskU., Otlv. 

Oil, CsMuel and 04j.i '1 ... J rWtee; 

l.iallll Itrfakfasl Tea, s Hosts 1 

I....M T. 11 I r..t.t. 

and '1 utlev. Carried 

Fi.,l!roiUdCMskei 

Huam I'kkVett. 

1 rushed I nOlui 

M..1, Anerssan 

nreVf.M Ore'., 

WlW O.IS and M, 

llvcine-t- l fkiur arid Mitf 

Syrsi?, sirm filter, Oa. ittal, 

Cora lieu. IU...I, Ceeu, llarlry, 

1 I'rlaioes, CuU. I'.itered and Gtsau 

tiled hoaar, Frwi bfio. t'Ua Caoeder, 

Clan Clxmdu, Aiert. alloc. Meal, 1'aksaa 

Ksrosena U.l, LVasksrs U all kiada, aK., As., Ac, ear 

h Qrouasl CsvSVm every 

LturWe YOUR OUDKRS, OR RINO Vl 

laiWHo) no-- us. 

tr GOODS D&UVMRSD TO AMV 

PART OF TH" CITY FMMM' 

CHARGM, 

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