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Vol. II. No. 320. HONOLULU, II. I., FltfDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1883.GO OENTB

SUBSCRIPTION!PER MONTH.

THE DAILY BULLETIN

WALTER HILL, Proprietor;

Is published "every morning and circu-lated tlirouehout the town by enrriers,mid forwarded to the other Islands byevery opportunity.Subscription, - BO conls per Month.

G, Cahson Kknyon, Editor.All bushiest communication1 to be

Manager D.iily Bulletin, PostOnicooxv No, 14. Telephone 250.

Ofllce, - - - - (ucen Hlrcct,' Opposite Wert's Cnrrlngo Fnetorjr..T. G. Cr.Evion, Manager

Honolulu Draymen's

Protective Union.

In consequence of the continued highprices for liny nnd grain, nnd nlso of thehigh rates of wages that prevail, we, theundersigned Draymen, nic compelled tomake a slight change in our range ofcharges for cartnge.

On and after February 1st, 1883, thefollowing rates will be charged:

Sugars and Rice, short hauling,per ton of 2000 it.s fO 25

Sugars nnd Rice, from Espla-nade wharves to Queen streetwharves, or vice versa GO

Lime, cement, molasses orto wit: 8 bbls lime, 5

bbls cement, 7 bbls molasses,8 bbls salmon, to constitutc'aload, from any point on Espla-nad- c

to Queen st. wharves, orvice versa, per load 50

Lime, cement, molasses and sal-

mon, short cartage 87Merchandise to Bond , per load . CO

Merchandise from Bond, per Id(detention extra) 75

Merchandise from nil vessels dischnrging nt any wharf to any point within thofollowing limits, viz:Mnunakca st., Bcrctnuiu, st. and

Alakea st. per ton, ns per billof lading Z1

Any single load, less than 1 ton,as above 50

Merchandise to island'stcamcra,per load . . 50

(Detention of dray at the rate of$1 per hour.) ,

Co.il, bagged, ton of 2210 lbs.,within limits 37J

Coal, loose 50Coal, carting and piling, as per agrcem'tBlicks, within limits named--, above, per 31.--. 1 00- -

Bricks, pressed or lire,'named

nbovc, per M 1 50Iron and machinery, within lim-

its, per load or ton --,50Extia Iicavjvsafos or machinery

as per agreementBlack or white sand ns per ngr'tRubbish ordhtas per ngr't....Household furniture nspei ngi'tLumber per 1 M ft within Units 50Posts per 100, within limits 50Shingles pur 10 M w Ithln limits 50Fire wood, on city front, cord. . 75File wood, fiom city front to

any. point within Maunnkcn,King and Punchbowl sts 1 00

Kerosene to the percase of oil 01

From the oil house, per load of25 cases or less, . , .. 1 00Fiom tho city fiont to any of the

points:ToKukul street 75To School street, bet. Enima

bt. nnd Wniknhalulu Bridge. . 1 00To Wniplula , 1 00To Judd street.- - - 150ToPuunul 8 00To Wyllo street ,.. J3 00To ice works (Nuuanu) per load

or ton r , 2 SO

To Pinion 2 50ToLcleo ,..h41 00ToOiihuPiison 1 00To Kohololoa, Hlaughtcr houses

or tiuinciy, per load, 1 50From slaughter houses or tail'

nerv. nerlond i ..,.'.' ', '1 50To Lillha and School bt. corner. 1 50To Lilllm and Kins st. corner 1 00To Reformatory School coiner 1 50To Alnpal's corner ,. , . 1 50To "Waller's, Kttlihi 8 00To Pa wan 1 50To Artesian Ieo "Works, load. . 2 00To Piinaliou 3 00To Knmoiliili a 00To Insane Asylum 2 50To Queen's Hospital 75To Wulkiki, town bide of bridge

near church 3 50To town bide of bridgo at Park

entrance 3 00To Park, as per agreementTo Kulaukahua, as far as Plikol

MrccJ 1 00To Gov't Powder Magazine), per

load 1000 lbs or less......... 5 00From Gov't Powder Mngiuino

per load 1000 tt.s" or less, a 00To or from KukaakQ 1 00JI. G. CllAUUE, ' S. M. OahteiiB. Peck. G. II. RohkiitsonASIIMCV & CO., W. F. SltAltltAT,Mrs. (5. P. Wahd. (per F. Ilusiacc,

30U lw Manager).

jar A lino selection of Indies' SatinCorsets can be had at tho ' HonoluluClothing emporium oi a. m. jikj.i-i- ,

1QJ Fort Btrcyt. . m

B. F. EHLERS & Co.,

DRY GOODS IMPORTERS,All tho latest Novelties in Fancy Goods Received by every steamer EOR1?

' STREET.

I AM ALL UPSETOn account of extending tho Store, and

Keceiving New Goods for the Ooronatioiij' SUCH A-S-

Plushes, Brocades, Surrahs, Morries, Silks, Satins,

Laces, Trimmings, Ladies' Silk Hose, all shades.0, 4, 0 and 12 Button and 5 Hook

For want of room, I will sell the above goods nt pi ices never knownbefore inthis maikct.

A. M. Mellis' Honolulu Clothing Emporium101 Foit street,

LAWRENCE & FRBETH,CONTRACTORS.

Plans nnd Estimates furnished for worksof construction. Civil Engineering &Surveying OIHcc, 10 and 21 Mcichnnt st,above J. W. Robertson & Co's.800 P. O. Box, 101. ly

G. H. ROBERTSON,Drayman best teams

in town. Telephone N 05. 15

CEDAR SHINGLES I

Just Received hy

299 ' Allen & Robinson.W. FENNELL,

Practical Mechanic. ,A?Saddles and Habxuss.of all kinds on hand or Jt--

made to order.No millinery or drj goods for sale here.No steam plows or Gorham silver ware.No wines or spirits for sale.No imported Coronation stock here.No boots, shoes or Peter Funk jewelry;

But if you warn satisfaction in my linecall on me nt 92 King nt. 303

BREAKING HOUSESIN GENUINE STYLE.

"WALLACE JACKSONthcthoiough e.peiienc-c- d

horse In eakcr.wjraS the public to know that

take charge of stock, and guaranteesto bicak them tlioroughly on his Ranch,and attend cnicfully to feeding anddoctoring hoiscs. Helms now in,hischarge such celebrated steeds ns BlackThorn and other thoroughbreds, and hasthe exclusive charge of all of Mr. JamesCampbell's stock.

Orders left nt the Pantheon Stables,or at the mommoth stables on Mr. JamesCnmnbcll's nioneitv at Knniolani Paik,will meet with pioinptness. 295 ly

J)r. lc FrlcH,ATWBMKb. Veterinary Physician,

Htnlilcs on Beretnnia St.

Ilitoc rPliiliis'l (,,. Thomas'Squnie. Orders sent to P. O. Box 315will receive piompt nttcntion.

Dr. Do Fries having fitted up olegantaccommodations on the Plains for thedoctoring nnd cine of animals, is fullypicparcd to lender satisfaction. Hasniton lnrjjo pasture land and v ill takegeneral good care of homes and cattleleft In his charge. No cure no pay.

300 ly

A. KRAFT,J EWELER.jljS OPTICIAN,

Dealer in Hawaiian Curiosities.Store in the "Hawaiian Gazette" build-4- 4

Ing, opposite the Bank.

Okas. D. Gemsch,Practical Watchmaker.

V& Hotel Street, opposite theViS Dm International Hotel. "Ma

ICE MANUFACTORY.HONOLULU to all parts of thuCity. Shipping supplied in quantitiesto wilt. Telephoua, No. C8. Olllce atWilder & Co.'s. 18

O?lio Iln-vulim- i

Temperance Year Book,For 188IJ,

will bo published hero inTHRRE 1883, a year book, an in-

teresting aim useful volume witli thoabove title, A handy book of rcfcrcncoas well as n valuable book foi tho house-hold. It will bo especially devoted totho temperance cause, and will be ofmuch use all tho year around. You v IIIbo solicited to Mtbscrlbc to this book,and can obtain further information bycalling upon D. M. CROWLEY,

m Honolulu, II, I.

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Honolulu.

H. S. TREGLOAN,TAILOR,

204 FORT ST.

itobcrt Lewors, . St. Cooke.

L EWERS & COOKE,(successors to Lowers & Dicksnn,)

Importers and Dealers in Lumber and allkinds of Building Materials, Fort street,Honolulu 1

WILDER & Co., Dealers inPaiuts, Oils, Nails, Salt

nnd Building Materials of every kind,cor. Fort ami Queen sts., Honolulu. 1

& ROBINSON, Dealers inLumber and all kinds of Building

Materials, Paints, Oils, Nails, etc. 71

& PHILLIPS, PracticalPlumbeis, GnsFittersand Copper-

smiths, No. 71 King St.. Honolulu.House and Ship Job Work promptlyexecuted. 17

CHR. GERTZ, No. 80 Fort st.impor'cr and dealer in Gent's,

Ladles' and Children's boots, shoes andslippers. 63

BROWN & CO., Importers nndin Ales, Wines nnd Spirits,

No. 9 Merchant t., Honolulu. 12

jp5j Honolulu Iron "Works,jpHfoft Steam engines, sugar mill-- , boil-ci-

coolers; iron, brass and lead cast-ings; machincrv of ceiy descriptionmade to older. Follicular attention paidto .ship's bl.icksmithing. Job work exe-

cuted nt slioi t notice. 1

"Wilson Brothers,

GENERAL BLACKSMITHS.Shoeing a specially

A Ilrbt-clas- s man being specially engagedfor that v ork.

Ship and Wagon woik faithfullyattended to.

Shop on tho Esplanade, op. Hoppcr's.204

THE Hawaiian Journal, " KoPa Ai.va," owned and

edited by Kawainui Bros. ; lias aweekly edition of 3,200 copies, andis tho best ndveitibing medium. Of-

fice, No. G Merchant bt. 1

THE EVILS OF FAINTINGAnd thoir Itemed j--

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"It has been said with much truth,too, that house painting might, withstudy nnd acquirement of taste, resumeIts rank as n liberal art." Painters'Manual,

Believing the above to bo true, A. BKERR has now his systemof working tho business iu Honolulu.In the first place he has secured the scr.vices of that celebrated artist, Mr. MaxKohn, formeily of San Franehco, whosewoik in the Hue of plain and decorativepapcr-hungln- frescoing, &c, lb up tothu present tlmo unsurpassed, and ontncsu ibianus uas never ulcii equalled,Forhouso painting jobs ilrst-clns- s me-chanics only will be employed. Infuture patrons can depend upon my till,ing ccry oider on tho most scicntllicbasis known to the trade.

The Sign Fainting and Lettering de-partment will bo permanently presidedover by Mr. Gko. Stiiatmevkh, (furthercomment unnecessary.)

P.S. Send for designs of frescos forcelling and cornices. Something new;and if you want any glass put in call nt

"Tiger ' Paint Store,247 ly 78 King Street.

TWO OFFICES TO LKT, on tho fccfloor of the bulldinir occupied

by J, W, RoberUou & Co 18U

Commission Merchants.Geo. W. Mncfurhinc 11. R. Macfarlano,

O. W. MACFARLANE & Co.IMPORTERS, COMMISSION MER

CHANTS AJ.D

Stiffar Factors,Fire-Proo- f Building, 52 Queen sttcct,

Honolulu. H. I.AC1ENT8 for

The Walkapu Sugar Plantation, Maui,Tho Spencer Sugar Plantation, Hawaii,The Hccia Sugar Plantation, Oaliu,Huelo Sugar Mill, Maul,Huclo Sugar Plantation, Maui,Puuloa Slice) Ranch Co., Hnwaii,J. Fowler & Co. Steam Plow and Port-

able Tramway Works, Leeds,Mlrrlccs, Watson & Co's Sugar Machin

cry, Glasgow,Glasgow nnd Honolulu 'Lino of Packets.

185

PRATT & GO.FS. Auctioned s and GeneralCommission Merchants,

Beaver Block, Queen St., Honolulu.Special attention given to the Sale of

Real and Personal Piopcrty.Advances made on consignment. 240

Clans bl'reckcK Win. (J. Irwin."TIT G. iRWrN & COMPANY,

TT Sugar Factors and CommissionAgents, Honolulu. 1

Hhackfeld & Company,Commission Agents,

Queen btrcct, Honolul'i. 1

OliEOHORN & CO.AS. Importers and CommissionMerchants, dealers In General Merchan-dise, Queen and Knahumanu sts., Hono-lulu. 78

11. A. P. Crlcr. I. C. Jones, Jr.

C BREWER & COMPANY,Shipping and Commission

Merchants, Queen st., Honolulu. 1

THEO. H. DAVIES Si COMPANY,Importeis nnd Commission

Merchants; agents for Lloyd's and theLiverpool Underwriters, Biitlsli andForeign Ins. Company, and NorthernAssurance Company. 71

DIAS Sc GONSALES,No. 57 Hotel Sticct, Honolulu,

Importers and Dealers in Dry and FancyGoods, Inlaid Work, Embroidery,

280 Ac, &c, &c.

TOHN T. WATERIIOUSE,v Importer mid Dealer in GeneralMeichaudibc, Queeu st., Honolulu. 1

TT S.GRINBAUM & CO.,L'-l- Importors of General Mer-chandise and Commission Merchants,Honolulu. l

lf S. GRINBAUM & CO. ,Commission Merchants, 121

California street, Buu Francisco,Cal. i

"P T. LH N E II A N & C O .,- Importeis nnd Commission Mcr-chaut-

Nuunnu St., Honolulu. 1

S. N. CuMlc. J. 11. Atherlan.A S T L E & COOKE,

V-- Shipping and Commission Mer-chants. Iinporlers and Dealers in Gen-er-

Meichandisc, No. 80 King street,Honolulu. 1

WING WO CHAN & Co.,Gcnci.il Denlcis

hi Kiiglish, Amei lean nnd Chinese Provisions, Plantation Tea nnd GeneralSupplies-- . Also, white and colored con-tract matting, all qualities and prices.

SSf No. 22 Nuunnu Street, oppositeMr. Afong's. 81

A. G. ELLIS,STOCK. BROKER, will buy or sell

Slock, Bonds, andOther Marketable Securities,

Atthcir market value for cash.215 Olllco with E. P: Adams, Auct'r.

WILLIAM O. SMITH,STOCK BROKER,

NO, 38 Merchant Street,Honolulu, II. I,"

Sugar Plantation, Railroad,Telephone, nnd other Corporation Stock,

Bonds and Similar Securities Boughtnnd Sold on Commission.

Money loaned on Stock Securities,Honolulu, Oct. 1st, 1882. 214

JOHN N0TT,Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Worker,

Plumber, Gas Fitter, &o.

Stoves and Rangesof all kinds.

Plumbers' btook and metals,

Houso Furnishing Goods,

77 Chandeliers, Lamps, &o.

A, S. CLEGHOEN & Co.Huvo received a large assortment of

Boots & Shoesto suit all classes of purchnscra, 181

Professionals.

SB. MANN, B. 8.,TI3ACHER OK DltAWINO

DllAUUlITtNIl AND THE SC1ENCKS.287 No. 180 Fort street. lm

SARAH E. PEIRCE, M. D.,and Children's Physician.

Oillcc and residence, No. 5 School street,(between Fort nnd Emma).

Oflicc bonis 10:30 to 11:30a. ni.1:30 to 3:30 p. m.

240 Telephone, No. 201.

TR. Thacher.U DENTIST,10i Fort street (up stutrs.)

Charges lower than any other dentistin Honolulu, whether traveling dentistor otherw Isc. Satisfaction guaranteed!

305

DR. EMERSON,Residence and consultation rooraa

at No. 2 Kukul St., coiner of Fort.Telephunc No. 140. 59 Sra

DR. G-- . TROUSSEAU,begs to not Ifj his friends that he

lus lesuined practice in Honolulu, ltcsi-deuc- e

and cotisnltlng rooms, No. 78Punchbowl st., opposite the maknl gateof the Queen's. Hospital. Consultinghours fioni !) a. m. to 12.

Telephone No. 103. 56

T Austin whiting,TT Attorney and Counsellor nt Law.Agent to take acknowledgments ofinstruments.

Juinliiinninu st, Honolulu. 200

T M. MONSARRAT,

ATTORNEY AT LAWAND NOTARY PUBLIC.

Real Estate m nny part of the Kingdobought, sold and lensed, on

commission. ' ''

Loans negotiated,Legal Documents Drawn.

No. 27 Merchant st. (Gazette Block),100 Honolulu, Hitwniian Islands

SB. Dole,Lawj cr and Notary Public,

No. 15 Kaaliumaim st.

JM. Davidson, iAttorney nt Law,

" 24 Merchant street,.

IRANOIS M. HATCH,Attorney at Law,aj 15 Kaahumanu st

JOHN BUSSELL,Attorney nt Law,

Oflicc, corner of Foil and Merchant st.(up stairs) n6

William o. smith,Attnrntiv nt T.nw...tv.uwj hw nq

73 No. 30 Merchant street.

1Richard F. Bickerton,i Attorney mid Counsellor at LnwMoney to lend on Mortgages of Free,holds. Oflicc, No. 31 Merchant bt. 1

BROWN,Attorner and Counsellor nt Law,

Notary Public, nnd Agent for taking w

ledgincnts of Instruments for theIsland of Oahu. No. 8 Kaahumanu St..Honolulu. f

C. O. BEHGEB,

KAAHUMANU STltKET.General Agent for '

The N. Y. Life 'Insurnnco Company,The City of London Fire Iu. Co(llmU'4 ,Macneale & Urban Safes, nTlie Celcbiatcd Springlleld GasMach'iMOas Fixtures of Mitchell, Vance & Co.

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QHARLES T, QULICK,

NOT.VllV PUBLIC,w '

Agent to take Acknowledgment! to ,

Labor Contracts,AND GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT.

'Olllce, in Makee's Block, comer Queeuand Knahumanu streets, Honolulu. 21

J. WILLIAMS & Co.120 Fort Street, . . Honolulu,

Portrait and Landscape

UPlio tog-rapliev-

1B0 ly

WILLIAM AULD, Agent toto Con

tracts for Labor for tho District of KonaIsland of Oahu, al tho olllce of thu Hono-lulu Waterworks, foot of Nuuanu st. '

180 tf

"TOHN A. HASSING'ER,Agent to take Acknowledgments to

Contracts for Labor, Interior 'Jfllco,Honolulu. 7

C. AKANA, T"1'

t Chinese und Hawaiian Trans-lator and Interpreter,

.No. 48 King street, Honolulu. "Translations ofeitlier of the abovo

languages made with accuracy and dis-patch, and on reasonable terms. 201)

H.BRUN8, Cooper aud Ganger,, ,Water Tanks of nny dimensions,

Coopeiuge, No. 10 Fort trcet;if f,niii,i,

Oil Casks, Shooks aud'Hooii Ironcon I

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FRIDAY, FEB. 0 1883.

- --""This Day's doings.MORNING.

SaloVof Furniture, t 10 o'clock,' Jiy Jlr. E. P. Adams, t the resi-

dence of Mis. Cooke.'afternoon,

Ladies' Frnvor Meeing nt Fori SI.Church, nt 3 o'clock.

EVENlHO.Improved Order ot l?ed Men, nt

7:!10Morning Star Lodge, K. of J. nl

t :)().Musical Society, Annual Meeting,

Kioition of olHc'cis, nt residence ofC. 1?. Bishop, nt 7:!)0.

Union Benefit Society nt 7:30.

THE "SUEZ."The following has been kindly

furnished us by AV. O. Smith, Esq.who loft on the Suez on her last

trip to San Francisco, and returnedby her yesterday, and can, therefore,be relied upon ns being correct. Wewould here express our thanks inthe n.imo of our readers for the

kindly' thoughtfulncss, which

thus enables us ttf lay before

the public of Honolulu n true nnd

faithful account of this mnttcr,

which hns interested and excited thewhole population of the country:

The Suez sailed from Honolulufor Snn Francisco, Dec. 22nd, withbut three blndes on her propeller;one blade having been lost on theprevious voyage from Honolulu.After an eventful voyage she ai riv-

ed in Sau Francisco, at 4 a.m., on

Sunday, Dec. 31st, on schedulelime. On Tuesday, Jan. 9th, shesailed for Honolulu with a full com-

plement of passengers and a largemail and cargo.

Prior to sailing the spare propel-ler and spaic piece of shaft were sentto the Risdon Iron Works to be fit-

ted, so ns to be ready on her returnfrom Honolulu.

The weather for the first threedays was very fair, with a smoothsen, then the wind hnulcd to the N.E. and was fresh, and raised thesen. Still the wcatlicr was such asis frequently met on this ocean.

On Saturday, the 13th, at.Gp.m.,another blade of the propeller brokeoff, leaving but two; they werenot alternate blades, but near to-

gether. The jarring of the machin-ery when the accident occurred wnsbcvere.

The ship was kept on her courseuntil the next clay, bunuay,nt twelve noon, when shewas Diit about and headed for SanFrancisco. She was then Lat. 28N. Long. MC. W; nearly 1300miles from San Francisco, nnd 800miles from Honolulu,

The wind was still from thcN. E.,nnd all sail was set, and at two p. m.(two hours after turning back) arain squall struck the &hip, nnd car-

ried away the top gallant mast, andbroke the forctop&ail yard in threepieces.

The squall lasted but fifteen min-

utes, but was severe, after this thefore and aft sails and foresails were

-- the only available sails, nnd werecarried all the way back. The pro-

peller was run at low speed, andwas favored bo as to avoid furtheraccident.

On Sunday evening, January 21,one week after turning back, thefehip anchored in San Francisco.

Tho daily run averaged 180 miles.A notable ovent occurred on

board, on Tuesday January 10th, inthe birth to Mrs, S. M. Damon of ason. (The subject of the nationalityof the littlo passengor may bo aquestion.)

At San Francisco a part of thocargo was discharged and the fahipplaced in the dry dock', and tho newpropeller and shaft fitted. It wasdiscovered that of tho two re-

maining1 blades of tho old 'pro-peller, one waf badly cracked. Itwas found that a flaw in, the crankpiii of the after (low presume) crankhad been opened by tho unusualstrain upon it, so that it was neces-sary to remove the crank shaft 'nndreplace it with the spare one (carriedon board), Placing this crank shaftdetained the vessel a day longer thanhad been anticipated. She finallysailed again on Wednesday, January81st, at 1 p,m. Tho new parts oftho machinery were favored some-what for the first day or two put,and Uieu fine runs were made, tillFebruary 8th, at 12 noon, when woarrived at Honolulu.

, The Suez left on Jan. Slst, fijio

brought nil immenso newspaper mail :'

hut the Post Office mail was des-

patched by the C. Ff Hook, whichloH,th,c,dny, before, i,

shipping "noteS:The masts of the Hope will le

put in tlieir place to-da- y.

The Dakota v ill be linulctl up onthe Marine llnlKvny ns soon ns. sliclias completed discharging ' heicargo.

Tliu .las. iMnUqc, brouglit 1030bags sugar, 1 hides.

Local & General items.Wi: hear that to-tn- oi row's J1rats

will contain some extremely interest-ing articles, hook out for it 1

, .

Yii?Ti:mAY Ihu Deputy Marshal

posted ii notice in Chinese prohibit-ing the setting off of firecrackersafter 2 p. in'.

The Missionary Concert in FortStreet Church on Wednesday nightwas well attended. Miss Roycc gavesome valuable and interesting infor-mation about Siani and othcis gavenews from Binzil, Spain. Africa, &e

Tim Amateur Musical Society willhold their annual meeting and elec-

tion of ofllccrd this evening at theresidence of the Hon. C. R. Bishopon King Street. Members arc re-

quested to take particular notice asthere will be no meeting at theMusic Hall.

Tin: non. II. A. P. Carter hasbeen appointed Minister Plenipoten-tiary nt Washington. We have notyet heard this otllciully, but we be-

lieve that it is a fact; and we con-

gratulate the country on having themost suitable man in it appointed tothe position.

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Tin: Suez arrived ycslcrdaj',bringing joy to hundreds. The wharfwas crowded with eager relativesand friends, anxiously awaiting nsight of'thc dear ones. All arc safeand well and have arrived, exceptMrs. S. Damon and family, who re-

main in San Francisco till able totravel.

We notice that the footpath orsidewalk on Nmiamt Street just at'the corner of Kukui place is beingrepaired and good substantial slopsarc being put in place of the olddangerous and rotten planking wliichwas tlicic before. The credit ofthis is due not to the government,but to the private enterprise of Mr.J. T. White.

Mr.ssns Hoffschlaegcr & Co areabout removing into the buildingnow occupied by G. W. Macfarlanc& Co next' to Mr. Adams. Messrs.Mncfarlnnc.nre .'.oing. to shift intothe corner building of the BeaverBlock. In order to fit the placemore thoroughly for Messrs Hoffscli-- ilaeger the upper story has beenraised some six inches, and new pil-

lars have just been put in. Whenall the alterations have been comple-ted it will make one of the nicestshow rooms in town.

It seems a peculiar thing, that ves-sels registered under the Hawaiianflag should bo measured and theirtonnage fixed by the rediculouslyantiquated system in' vogue here.It is not known in nny other civilizedcountry. And it bears particularlyhard upon Hawaiian vessels tradingto foreign ports as when they returnthey pay their dues on tlieir tonnage,and the difference is on oao case atleast 200 tons out of 700 a differ-ence of one-thir- d.

Auction Sales by E. P. AdamsTliis Diiyj Triday,

February Olji, at ip o'clock u. in.

Furniture SaleAt the residence of BIrs. J. P. Cook'c, cor,

oi iving mm unpin sirccis,PARLOR, BEDROOM,

Dining Room and Kitchen Furnltuic.Hair Cloth Parlor Set, 7 Piocoj.

Marble top tabic, 2 pmall fancy tobies,Chandelier, Japanese cabinet, whatnot.

Square Pianoforte.Lounge, locking chair, tablcH,Brackets, Vuhc, Curtains, rings,Sideboard, Dining tublc,

2 WnlniiL Itcdrooiu Sctw."Walnut bureau, wiltinjt; table,Hair and spring matticfe.ses,Bi'dstcailB, toilet fcIs,Whilo and Ollina dinner and tea &et,Ghii,swaie, knives, lump-.- , ice chest,Ladder, bath tub, dopr mats, cU;,

15. 1. Aiumh. Auctioneer.

Notice of''piIE uiidculgneil have this day form.JL cd n cn.pailiHiruhip for tho purpose

of conducting, at Honolulu, thu businessof Auctioneer and CojimlBslow 5Ici- -t'hunlH, under the linn nninu of LyopsA;Levey, , ',l,n J. LYONS,

Honolulu, Feb, ,1, J88I). aipat.1, LYONS, h. J, J.KVUV.

LYONS Si LEVEY,Auctionecis mid General

Commission Merchants,Beaver.Blook, Queen st., . . Honolulu.

Sales' of FuVnltuie,Stock, Heal Estateand (Icnuiul MeieJiundlse promptly at.lUIUUU lilt

SoloAgcuts or 'Aiucric'unlund'Euro" "neuu incrcmmdlETv, , oitj

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Latest '.Foreign News.Knlcm (Mass.), Jnnunry 20.

Charles Derby, tho alleged leper ntthe Almshouse, is failing slowly butsuicly. He is kept solated from allthe other inmates, nnd has an atten-dant whose duty it is to wnit on himalone. Oiic,rf ins eyes is completelysightless, nnd tho other is graduallybecoming so, everything appearinghazy or smoky. Ho sleeps and catswell, but his voice is hoarse andhusky. He declares his disease isnot lcpiosy nt nil, but of anothernature, contracted sonic six or sevenyears ago. lie says that ho is him-

self perfectly familiar with lep-

rosy in all its stages, having seen itin the hospital in California, andthat in every instance it commenceson the hands nnd on the little finger;that the finger loses its flexibilityand becomes numb. Dr. Mnichfield,a Frenchman from Worcester, hasseen him and claims that the case issimply skin humor, peculiar to theSouth Sea islands, and curable. Heclaims to be a relative of lUcord ofParis, but brings no testimonialswith him. He says lie can cureDerby. City Physician Goodall hascharge of the case at picscnt.

Palis, January 20. Jules Ferryhns declined to undertake the formation of a Cabinet. It iias been de-

cided, therefore, to revert to thecombination of a Ministry under thePiesidcncy of Fnllicres, all of thelate Ministers except Duclcrc, Gen-eral Billot nnd Admiral Jnm igabcrry,retaining their port-foli- Torradto be Minister of Foreign Affaiis,Dc Maliy Minister of Marine, ad in-

terim and Lc Baudin Minister ofWar.

There is some delay in the matterof the proposed Mexican Tieaty.The State Depaitmont lias not sentit to Congress, but it is ascertainadthat so many objections, have beenmade to it on tho part of certaininfluential Senators that inquiry hasbeen made whether Mexico wouldrecede from her demands. It isascertained that Mexico will notmake any further concessions, andthat the treaty must btand or fall asit is.

A party, composed of ProfessorIlilgard and numerous other scientificmen, will leave San Francisco aboutMarch 1st for the Caroline and Flintislands of the South Sea group, totake observations of the eclipse ofthe sun, which will take place onMa Olli. Tliis is supposed to bethe most remarkable eclipse of thecentury, as the period of totalitywill be six minutes. The party,which wilLbe complete in every sense,"will go out under the auspices of thoGovernment.

Wanted,AN OVERSEER for a Sheep Stnlion

on HaT.'aii. Apply to:!20 II. HACKFELD & Co.

Wanted,A NYONE having a copy of J. W.

Kauvt aid's "Form TJot.lv" to (lis- -

poe of, will find a pui clutter by lendingwoul toana tf l J. W. Itomnia cox & Co.

Knight of VytliiitH,Attention ! --

rjlUE Ofllccrs and Members of OahuX Lodge, No. 1, K. of P., are request-ed to ushcmblo at the Castle Hall, onFoil st, on MONDAY, the 12th Inst., at10 o'clock a.m., preparatory to joining inthe Coronation procession. VlMtingbicthicn coidia'lv invited to attend.

Per order: Geo. "Wim.tamb, P.O.,-3-20

K. of It. & 8.

Ancient Ordcv oi" Forrester,Court Lunalilo, No. C000.

in embers of Court Lunalilo andALL,visitlng bi others aic lcq nested tobo nrcs'jut at the Knights.' of Pythiasillnll, on Monday, the 12th of February,at 0 a. in. sharp. Regalia,

By order of the O. R.U18 '4t H. F. SINGER, Sco'y.

A. F. & A. Iff., So. 184.SPECIAL MEETING of Lo Pro-gre-sA du 1'Occnnic A. F. cJjiA. M.

No. 124, will beheld on Monday, Fcb'y13th, at 10 o'clock a. in. for the purposeof attending tho Coronation, visitingBrethren in good standing aro cordiallyinvited to attend.

By order bf the W. M.U18 ilt F MARCOS, Secretary

I. O. O. F.HARMONY LODGE No. 3, 1.O.O.F.

tho invitation tobe present at tho Coronation, all broth-icr- s

of Excelsior Lodge and visiting liro.theis are coidially invited to ha presentat tho Lodge Room, at 10 a, in., on Feb.12lh, 1883. Regalia.HIP lw 31. D, MONSARRAT, N.G.

A BEAUTIFUL LOT OFPlushos, Silks, Satins, Surralis,

Moires, Laces and Trimmings

"Will bo opened this day byA. 91. MclliN,

808 101 Fort Street.-- llll - .. .....

A linro Chancelo Invest in a Buerirv. ASplendid blnirlu seat onenllucirv. niuilv new. cost

$275; sell for $150. '

A shiftless top buggy, nearly new: costStfMi sell for $175. Either is a goodbargain for any one needing a vehicle.

Address or apply to . , ,

, J, E. W1SEM.VN,, kTJU lw, ' J OguvruJ Uusiuyps Agcul.

DILLINGHAM & CO.'S

BULLETIN OF NEW GOODS!

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Just received ex " AuMi.illn " and and

Snn Francisco,

H&Somcthing New in Lamp Qoods!

Cairiago Lamps large raricly of the best Anieilcnn make.

Gauzo, Door Mats, Cutting Nippers,

Trowel?, Saws, Sheaves and Shcais.

Royal Cement, for mending crockery.

Ship Augers, Wtli, Door Bolt, Spar Plane,

Bailey's Planes, 'L6ek. IttilW

Plows. Whip Lashes,

arid Novelties !

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Reciprocity Relations Rather Revivifying' ' " , 't.'Vf 'f - -- '.

'Between the Hawaiian Islands and flic United States, nndbetween 'ilia Hawaiian Islands and

.T. HE. TVJCWEIUCL.N,Real Estate Broker, Employment Agent and General

Business Agent,Offlcc,527 Mci chant ctrect, IInyniinn Gazette Block. .

Tho only recognized Real Estate Broker in tho Kingdom.Land and piopcity for pale in all parts of Honolulu and the various Island,llouscs.to lease and rent-i- n Honolulu and Suburbs.Rooms to rent, en suite or single, throughout Honolulu.

CORONATION .

LANTERNS-- l'OK T1IK

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ALL COLORS.

AT JOHN. NOTT'S,No. 8 Kaiiliuinanu street.

313 101

FIRE WORKS !

A large and bplcndidassoitment of Fire-Work- s

can be had a' S?.

GEO. F. WELLS'Music Store, consisting of,

Piilin, Suns, Fans,Batteries, Wheels, China Flyers,

Colored Fires) Bcngnl.is,Rockcfs, 'Roman Candles.

&c, &c, &c.105 nndr 107 - - - Fort street.

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Notice.

S3L CARTER, &, S. F. GRAHAM,nye tins day formcl n Co.part- -

nership under the Aim' name of S. M.CARTER & Co.

S.M. Cauteij.,Signed) s p GuA1IAJIHgnolulu, Feb. 1st, 1883. 018

S. M. CARTER & CO.to notify their friends and the

general public of Honolulu, that

COMMENCED BUSINESSAS

Retail Dealers in Wood,Coal and Feed.

They will also cany on tho

General Drayage Businessas heretofore.

Orders respectfully solicited.Promptness guaranteed.

Place of Business 83 King street.TEIIMS HTHICTLY CABII. Ulfl

Telephono No. 305. Orders will bo ic.ceived on and after the 0th Inst.

Kotivc.MESSRS. W. W, HALL & O. BOLTE

been appointed ussiguces oftho Estuto of Phil, btoln.

All pci sous having claims against thisEstate will nle.iso present them, and allpersons indebted la this Estate williilcasu settle accounts by pavment to

C. BDLTE,At II. Haokfcld k Co's,

Honolulu, Jan. 188JJ. ' ,807 2wi

Fur &nie,A CUT-UNDE-

' vpi cssWn gon, and'Harnc.-H.ncar-lv new

Also, a Carriage Horse, a good loudsterand a first-clas- s saddle home, Was for.forty owned by Dr. Cummins, For fin-th-

particulars apply to.0.,WEST.'B,

U17 lw- - i C'wrlugc Factory, cjuccu et.

Ella " from Now York

Wire

25th,

DORMANT

,. WAREHOUSE H . XSCALES. H

Hawaiian Amateur

MINSTREL TROUPE

MUSIC HALL,SATURDAY EVENING,;

February 10th, 1883.

Grand EntertainmentWow Songs, Now Solos,

New Duets, New DancesNew Farces,'New Jokes

Secure Your Tickets Early !

Tickets con now bo had atT. yv. ItobcrtMou & Go's

Without extra charge. 818

Just ArrivedBy the stmr City of Ncw0York,'

DIRECT FROM AUSTRALIA,liiulieis' & Gcntlcmcn'M

SS" CORONATION

SADDLES!Embroidered and plain seats.

Bridles in Rnsset & Blk leatherRiding Whips and Harness,

Tho finest ever imported into Ihcsc'lB.)lauds; nlso, ,

Solid Leather Portmanteaus,(Carpet Bags, Pouches, and ""j1 '

Russet Leather Saddlo'Bagg',,

ONLY AT

J. II. LYNCIPS,800 No. 88 King street, i

Dissolution of Partnership.NOTICEds'hcreby given that tho firm

Co. is this day'rtlMolvcd by mutual consent. A. W.Rlchaidsou lellrlug.All claims will bo paid byO.Brogllo

and J. A. Spear, and all clcbts wllf-b-ocollected by them.

Tho business will continue under thofirm name of Broglio & Spear.CUAS. BllOOUK.John A.A- - W. Richaiidson.

Honolulu, Jan. 10, 1883. 200 lmTO RENT, on KulaokahuaPluius, concr of Kliiou andl ensacola sirci.iu ..... i.aiipi.

COITAGE, containing Pailor, Dining 'Room, a Bedrooms, Bath-roo- with oftmodern conveniences; largo Pantry andKitchen, with latticed yprand roomattached ; also Stable, with tw o stalls, haypnd carriage roofns; and 3 rooms for

STRANGERS will And uiCoinfortiible Home

at 118 Nuuanu Avenue, Rooms furnish. ,

w- - HH of mie, lit moderate churges.. .mm Mus.j.T.wmxB.

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v TELEPHONIC.Dlmond Head, Feb. 9,0:30 a.m

Calm in ClinnnclScbrilntka ihd sthir Oj TrIIook

off port.

AnRIVALS.Feb 8 l '

Stmr Jniucs'MnWec from Knuni.Stmr Suez from Snn Finnchco13k Di O Mu'rnvy. fi om Sau, Fran.

. departures"Feb. 8

Sclir llulenknln for Ililo.Schr limy 1$ Foster for Nnwiliwili.Stiniv-Iuiuo- b Mukv.o for Kauai.Slinr Mokolii for Kooluti

VESSELS LEAVING THIS DAY

PASSENGLRS.Fiom S. F., per Suez, Jfiii 7

Jlr Goor, Mrs A W Bush ami 2children, Alex KitlcVwlfo nnci ehilrt-rc- u,

MrajMhugfctjMrs 11 llcbbard,Mrs pM A'rtherton,'Mrs'S and Miss0 Gillmnn, C II Arthcrton, S Lcly,Mr S E Damon, Mrs Do La, Vcync,2 sons, W G Wood, E A Hnll, I) MGedgc, W O Smith, W II Baileywifc 2 children, J II Fisher, T IKing, and 2 child en.

From Knaui per.Jnmc'&MnKcTcb8 HisOSxIlMMvnnoii and 2 scrveuts,A Faye, Cnpt F Grant and wife,Rev. Bingham, Dr. Binnett, and 50

For Kauai per James Makcc Feb8 Mrs. Lclc Thomas, Alfred Gocs-li- n,

25 deck.From Snn Francisco, per D C

Murray ,v Feb. 8 A Gocssel, S BStoddard, TB Wilson, W II'McLcanRB Meniwcthcr, II E Avery,, AMocraff, M Fiancis Lack, MisEddio "Williams. Master Chas Will-iams, Miss Riln Williams, MasterWillie Williams, Miss Lnltu. Will-

iams, Mrs L C Thomas, D Holmes,C Smith.

VESSELS IN PORT.H. B. M. S. Mutino, F. Edwards.U.S.S. Wachuctts, PearsonUSB Lackawanna, WilsonFrench" man-of-wa- r LimicrStmr Suez, Dodd.Am ship Hope,BhlnWicraVnan, ChapmanBark D C Murray. Jcnks13k Lizzie MarshalBk Lilly Grace, HughesBk HermannBark UllockBark Bevcre.Bark .Gattysburg - n .

Am bktne Ella,Bktnc Eureka, PenhallowAm tern Datoka,Tern J C FordBgtne Consuclo, HowaulBgtno John D SpreokclsBgtno Morning StarBgtne Hesperian, WindingHaw brig Ninito, CameronSchr Anna, McCulloch

VESSELS EXPECTED.IHg Name From DnaGcr S S EhicnMcin, fm Bicmcn, MilAm bk Emerald fm Pt Gamble. Ja 80Am tcin ME Smith fm Pt Gamble, Ja 80Am bk Amy Turner from Boston, Jan 28Gr bk Canopits fm Bicmcn, Fob 7

Jubilee from Newcastle. Feb 12Stmr Zcalandla-f- Sydney, Feb 11StmrCjtyof N..Yerk from S.F. Fcb,18Br ship"AmhaIador, fm NowcastloBaik Loch Lee fm Newcastle, Dec,Am h'ltno Elinor Vei non, fmN.Y.Mhl5Bk Janet Com t,"lm,Li vei pool, MarchBk C K BishoD. fiom Bremen. Feb 10

uucMh

EXPECTED AT KAHULUI.Bk F S Thompson fiom NauaimoBgtno Haaid fiom Pt Tonseud

?G2rK C. BREWER & Co'R

BOSTON AND HONOLULULINE OF PACKETS.

..JPJie.arfc'ljraxJhfDavJB ',Will sail fiom Boston on or about the15th of June, Orders filled promptly,and freight taken at the' lowest rates.

.Apply to C. BREWEll & Co.810 Queen st., Honolulu.

w.ti.n wl. B.nH.i.- -.

fSfPft Steamer Likelike,Klug, - Master.

Leaves Honolulu onoli'Tues'dny at4 p.m., touohjiigjitLalmiiiaMaa-laea- i

Qay 'MivkenaMaliukona,Laupalioehoo and'Uilo'.

Returning, will touch at all thealoye portH, arriving at Honolulueach Sunday a.m. 1

' I, A FRANK C00KE,Oilicc, corner JTuuiinu and Queen streets,

Honolulu, H. I.,

Agent for,the following Packets:Wailclc, . jjrjk Wuioli,"Waiehu, ?& Wuimalu,Malolo, UmmMi K:lna,Mana, 399L Julia,

Ka Mol, and Ehukai.

Red Flair, with White Ball,181

THE FAST SAILINGJk Schooner Ehukaiwill run icgularly

TO WAIALUA EVERY MONDAY,Returning .op Thursday, weather

permitting.For freight or passage apply to the

Captain on board, or to181 i A. F. Cookk, Agent.'

1lOAIllIJ.FEW GENTLEMEN can buA Board at a private

House, in a respectable neighborhood,,and within fi minutes of the Post Olncc.For purlituhtu apply at Uio Bui.u-.ti-

Office; V, Wlu

Oceanio Steamship Oomp'y.THE A 1 ,

Iron Steamer Suez,DODD, - - - COMMANDER

Will leave Honolulu

FOR SAN FRANCISCOFclnumy 13tli,

For freight or Iniutagc, halng Btipeiloraccomodations, apply lo1524 Wm. G. Iiwin & Co., Agents.

jfefel'AClFIU MAIL Steam-iifiri- f

ship Company.

FOR SAN F11ANU1SCO,The Splendid SlcaniMilp

Zoalandia,Webber, . Commander,

Will lcae Honolulu fm Ban Franciscoon or about Feb. 11.

FOR SYDNEY via AUCKLANDThe Splendid Steamship

City of New York,Cobb, - - commander,

On or about Feb. 18.

For fi eight or pnsi.igo apply to theuhderdgucd agents,

We are now prepared' to issue ticketsto San Francisco and return for $125,the Bound Trip.

II. IlACKVliLD & Co.

dC-- FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

The clipper bktneElla,

Brown, . - - Master,Will have qutck dispatch for the aboveport. For height or passage apply to

C. Unuwmt & Co., Agents.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

The Hawaiian bulk

Lily Grace,8. K. Hughes, - Master,

Will liavc iiick dispatch forthcabooport. For freight or passage apply to

II. Hackim:li . Co., Agents.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

The clipper bktneEureka,

Penhallow, - - - Master,Will have quick dispatch foithe abre'port. For freight or passage apply to

H. Hackfkld &. Co., Agents.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO.M The clipper

Schooner Anna,McCulloch, - . Master,

Will nave cpiick dispatch for the aboveport. For fi eight or passage apply to

Wm. Q. Iuwin i. Co., Agents.

&f FOR SAN FRANCISCO.Tjft3h

"iW. im J.ne nne cupper uginc

Consuelo,Howaul, . . Master,

Will have quick dispatch for the aboveport. For freight or passage apply to

- Wm. G. Iuwin & Co., Agents.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO.j&ggt Tiie clipper bgtno

John D. Spreokels,Master,

Will h.ie quick dispatch for the abovepoit. For fieightoi passage apply to

W.m. G. Iiuvin fc Co., Agents.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO

if- - The clipper barkD. O. Murray,

Jcnks, .... Master,Will have quick dispatch for abo e port.For freight or passage apply to

F. A. ScnAKFr.it it Co, Agents- -

T. R. FOSTER & Co.'s

Line of Steamers

The Iwalani,bates, .... Commander,

Buns icgularly to Kona and Kau. asper following time tablo:

Luavus Honolulu at 4 p.m. oxTuesday, Jau 0 Tuesday, Feb 20Friday, Jan 10 Friday, Mai eh 2Tuesday, Jan 30 Tuesday, Mai th 13Filday, Feb 0 Fiiday, MaiohSJ

AlUUVKS AT Honolulu: ,Wednesday, Ja 17 AVednc-ila- y, Fo23S.itmday, Jit 27 Satuiday, Mn 10Wednesday, Fo 7 Wednesday, Ma 21Saturday, Fo 17 Saturday, Ma Ul

The O. R. Bishop,camhiiok, ..." Commander,

Leaves Honolulu every Mondayat 5 p.m., for Nnwiliwili, Koloa, Eleclc,ami Wuliucu, Kauai, lleturuing, JcuvesNawillwlli every Friday evening.

The James Makoo,ucdonalr ConunAiidcr,

Leaves Honoluluever' Thursday, at 5 p.m. forKapaa andKllauca. Heturniug leaves Kapaaovciy Tuesday evening.

Notice.JAMES IIANLON vill iitlend to lame

sick horses. .Call at his shopou Uetuol street, oa BiuuVprciucs, W7

3s" J ww aar r-?--

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THE CORONATION !

Just Opening This Morning

Those Celebrated

CORONATIONas' SLIPPERS I

AS ASW W

In While, Bronze,

Black and Bronze, andr

Embroidered.

Ladles will do rrc to cnll early, andthus secure n perfect lit.

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ALSO,

Elegant Dress Suits

JOUVIN'S ELEGANT

WHITE KID GLOVES

RICH WHITE AND LAVENDER

SILK AND SATIN" TIES.

All these goods were mr7 expressly

for this Great Event.

M. McINERNY.Honolulu, Jan. 13, 1883. 290 1m

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Oaliiorma

Euniiture

Company

WARE-ROOM- Nos. 50 and 58

QUEEN STREET.

THE LARGEST AND UOST COMPUTE

STOCK OF

FURNITUREIu the Kingdom,

illicit will bo

Sold at the Lowest Bates.

EASY CHAIRS,

LOUNaES, aj,d

MAITRESSES

Made lo order at Bhoit notice.

E. P. ADAMS,

Agent.n

Telephono No. 7?. 207

A. fe-- XiOt oiColonial Candies

Just Received at

iiU ' A. H. Ckhn A Cob,

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Ladles' and Gent's ,

Gold and Silver Watches

Just to hand.

Every 'Watch wan anted ns' represented.

THijnTotnmmimS!2cinipajECaia. J

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V Va MINTA8BAY. f.

Fnc-simil- e ol Silver discs.

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Actual weight.otGoldi

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A. W. RICHARDSON & CO,Have just Itecclvcil, per Snez,

Ladies' White and Bronze Slippers, v''-Gent- 's

Patent Leather Pumps.Also, a ClioiccSeleclion of

Furnishing Goods, Hats) Ties, Gloves, &ct&

277 Cor. Fort and Merchant Streets..

Corner Fort

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Agent for this JCingdom.N. B. Bcwaro of imita-

tions, ns I have discoveredseveral silver Nvatclics bear- -'ing iinmo of " WalthamWatches," Avhich are of Swiis3Ianufacturc,r mid arc sold asgenuine Waltham vratches.

iGuijit(&rtifir thaLUio acronrMTryinacrPca!ttmjjciitUlLjtntTiiAoc'RKAV i euaraiilrcdVtAXlB K UNITED STATES IflNTASSAYTV

Fac-simil- e of Gold Cases

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To-Da- y! -Day.n-i-i

WELLS' MUSIC STORE,lWJ & lor lTtrL Slrcet. , j

Wo have just lcceivel, per " Aher.iman," from Glasgow, ;a largoMnoice'ofX2Englibh Music Goods, including

Pianos, Organs, Harmoniums,AccorcleoiiSj Guitars, Banjos,

Violinsj,For cvcrj-kiii- d of stiing instruments, i.c, &c. w i . t'

which, added loom immcino flock ahculy on Imul, m our storo Tin: plaeo topiuthii'c, as wo luno now in toc!c oods hongiit lor spot cash at the leadinginaniifactuiui i of Eumpe, Dijdiud .md Amoilr.i.

If you want llio bust ;uiku of 11113 kind of Musical Instnnnonta, wo have them'If you want medium pi iced 61 the ury uhcape-- l, c hau them in sloek.

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Japanese and Fancy Goods of ovcry description,Furnituru and Chairs cheapci th.in any otliti house. )

WALTHAMWATCHES

MiiiosBrumirings

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BROGLIE & SPEAR;75 FORT STREET.

Xiil)eistl liHcomit to tlie tva-clo- .

2:17 , it

OP TIIU

ONE PRICE MECHANICS' BAZARof and

To-D- ay To-D- ny !

the

ikes

With nu Kntiie New Stock of

Gouts', Youth's and Boy's Clothing',And a general ashoihuent of Furnishing Good, just icceied e hkamer Zcalaudia.'

:

40 uioro cana to uiiive pei Sue and City ofHvdney. . rllemcnihcr, the pike is plainly mnikcd on u Ii article, from which there is

no devialion. To purcliiihcni to the amount of $5, or over, U per &

cent (lheouut. (No hook nuouiitikt'pt.')' s "Sl4'

Htoro opun IVoju O 11. in. to H ji.in. Hutiucliiy wvtnliK tlllO, '" '

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SMOKERSWho wish to Indulge in " A sweet whiff

of the lnlmv weed Nicotian," willdo well to cnll at the

BEAVER SALOONwhere they w 111 find the

Choicest Smoking and ChewingTobaccos, Cigars, &c,

"PUMAnUOAS(.UiicusCOMMMICIAI. GlGAHS

Olll HON

Yacht Cmjm , ....Vanity Fail Cigarettes,

Mccischnum Pipes, X.c., &.c.

l5"Comu and c bweleomcd hyH. J- - NOLTE

THE OLD CORNEREstablished, 1858.

Hart Bkos., : : Proprietors.

MEALSSirred up In flist-elas- s style at nil hours

Open from 2 a, m. to 10 p. m.

Ahvnsoiihnnd

Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes&e., &c. Also,

Iced. Drinks!75 ' .. .

If yon want to sco the

Largest Stock of Leather

, In t lie Kingdom,Mo to 4X lucon Hticct.

If you want to sec

The Best Quality of LeatherIn the Kingdom,

;o to 4 queen street.

If you want to

Buy' Leather at the LowestPrices in the Kingdom,

to 4 queen Street

If you want to Buy the

Best Quality of GroceriesIn the Kingdom,

Go to 4 queen'Htreet.

If you want

More for your Moneythan you can buy in

the Kingdom,

Go to 42' Queen St.M. W. McCHKSNEY & SON.

230 tf

To the liUflios !

ELEGANT FANCY WORKKOr Till. HOLIDAYS.

taken amblessons given inChenille, Silks and Crewel

Wmk to be seen cveiydnyfrom 10 n. m to 2 p.m., at 131 Foil stieet(next door tu l)i. Hrodlc). 212 i)m

CHAMPAGNE CIDER I

Made fiom the pui est materia!,Is the best

drink on the Islands !

"It will thoioughly lefic-- h the jadedniiiul and wcaiied body."

.1. FiMhur, 13 Tiiliha Street.tST Town ordcis may be left at Mrs.

Wcik'.s, Kin-,- ' sti tot. 252

HMm.1 T T7.fi OGJ'Ajmrl'i JjUWW, Asfttl.Couti.ietor vgfop11 fe.

- and Builder,1

Honolulu Steam Planing Mills, Espla-uad- c,

Honolulu.Mnimfaetuics all klndu of Mouldings,

Bracket, Window ri.imes, Blinds,Sasbcs. Dooi s, and all kinds of Wood-work llutsh. Turning, Seiolland BaudSawing. All kinds of Saw lug and

mid Tenanting.Oidern pioinptlv attended to and w oik

guaranteed. Orders fiom the other Is-

land;, solicited 21

FOR SALE

OHIA and LEHUAFIRE WOOD

, At $10 per Cord.

Apply to

A. F. Cooke,315 8m Foot of Nuiimui street.

5J5IRE WOOD!FOR SALE,

j.t 3JCarlcet R.a,teApply to

S. M. CARTER

137 P. M. H. S. Wharf.

For Prime Corned BeefAK1

Spiced ltomulM of Heel"Gill or pend your rdcio to tho, i "H0TEL STREET MARKET307

Carriage figgfe Builder.

Buggies, Cnriingcs, Express Wn'gons

nnd every kind of vclilclcs

inninifactmcd.

Blncksmlthing, hoimill nil kinds of lcpniiing done.

PIONEER STEAM

CANDY FACTORYAND BAKERY.

P. HORN, Practical Confectioner,Pastry Cook nnd Baker.

No. 71 Hotel at. Telephone 74.

WALLPAPER!

A Large Assortmentof thi:

LATEST STYLESOP

Fine Wall PapersAND

BORDERS!Jus-- t icecUcd, and for sale by

WILDER & CO.

&, Call audcxaininc. 147

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iyLEWERS & COOKE. mfeggggg$!j

PLANTATION GOODS.Simple Belting,

Ilchctin Laces,Tuck Tacking,

Sugu Cuoleis,Claiillers,

Fire Clay,

Ilcmp Packing, with or without IndiaRubbci, v

Babbit Molnl, ;

Barbed Fence Wire,Mining Steels,

Hoes, Pickaxe,Cane Knhcs, with or without hooks,

Hand and Smith Hanuneis,Shovels Ac,

Jack'-cicw- Vices,Stcam.pipc Hi utiles,

Patent Steam pipe Coming,Lubiicating Oil,

Cement, Steel Rails,Sug.u and Coal Bags,

Twine, &c, &c.

For bale by

II. IIACKFELD & Co.Oct. 10th

ATTENTION

OWNERS who aie in possession oflaige quantities oi

G-UAVA- S

and wixhtodispooof them, nie respect-fully rciuestid to eominunicatc, citherpereonally or bv letter, to

1 HORN, . 'Pioneer Steam Canlly Factoiv fc Bakery288 Hotel Stieet, Honolulu. lm

FOR SALE, n Xo. 2

Warehouse Feed MillGiiudft fiom 5 to 10 tons per day.

AlhO, pulley, belts, etc,, all in goodoiderj can bo inn by Hteain or lioieopower, just the in title for u plantation.

ALSO,

HAY, OATS, CORN,Wheat, Hi nn, Bailey, "Whole nnd

Uiouiul, Mixed leetl, etc.AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST

50 LAINE Co., 1 Fort at.

Water Notice.Olllce Sup'l Water Works,

Honolulu, July il, 1&32.

A:LL perfcons having Water Privilegesaie notilled that their Water Rates

aicpayahlu kiiuI annually, in advance,at the olllce of II u Superintendent ofWater Works, foot of Nuuanu stieet,upon the lt il.iv of January and July ofeach ear. OHAS B.WlLSON. -

, Bup'tWaterWoiks.J S, K. Kaai, Minlbtw of 'Jutcrjoj'. . sgi

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Just Rocclvod, those Dcslrablo

HELMET HATSThe most suitable hats for this

climate. For alo by

275 A. S. Clcffliorn & Co,

LOUIS ADLElt,111!) Nuuanu street,

Haw .TiinL MoocivoclE slmr " Sue,"

A laigc invoice of all the latest ptles of

BOOTS Is-- SHOESinclurilrig a tine assortment from the

yell known nnnufactuicr, Buck-ingham & Heckct, who hac no

equal on tho Paclllc Coast.

S FINE OALFCongicss, Button and Buckle Shoes.

Ladies' Sandals, Tics, &c.

Boy's and fouth's Boots and Shoes,Gont's Splendid Calf Boots.

Alo, a fine assortment of

which will be offered at a baigain.277 ihn

BOOTS & SHOES!

fTgBwes aaiiaFoot;wear of all kinds,

and tq suit every purse.

F. G;EKTZHas just opened and is now selling a

Splendid Stockof Boots and Shoes

of tho best w orknmnshlp nnd neatestM les.

Embroidered Christmas Slippers

Gentlemen's Fine Wear inEnglish Walking Shoes,

Congress Gaiters, &c , S.c.

The " Stronghold" English Walking Gaitars

that never lip.

Fiencli Cnlfokin Dress Boots,Riding Boots, Plantation Boots,

Ladies' and Children's Soots and Shoesin the latest f.isbions.

13TA laigc stock of Fiench Dicssing.F. GERTZ,

111 Fort SLi'cet,201 ly Opposite P.uillicon Stables

GREAT ADDITIONS to our formerc Suez, lCnlakaua, and City

of S dney, of

Ship Chandlery & Ship Stores:Cot (Inge hemp Manila, cotton duck,Fln c.unas, Hn s.iil twine, liecswav,Blocks, o u i 8 to 24 ft , shackles,B lies of oakum, hooks mid thimbles,Club blocks Mi.itch blocks low locks,lion fcliap blocks, in ist beads, shieveb,Melaline and patent bush(ngs,Stockholm tar. Ditch, coal lm. fur oil.Blight nnd black ni nislics, who riggingMai line, seizing hoiisclhie, mtlin,Spunyain, caulkiiig lions, copper (neks,lion tacks; connecting links,Mailiu spikes, caulking mallets,Mast hoops, hand spikes, pitch mops,Tar brushes, dec.Paints and Paint Oil, a full assoitment

of all kinds nnd colors- -

Pacific Rubber Paint, n new lot, Includ-- ', v uii iuu vunous colors;Brushes Paint, varnish, pencil, white-was-

paste, artist, shoe, scrub, andsash a,good'assortuicnt of each;

Ajics and hntchcts", wood and shingling;Ship lanterns nnd side-light- s the Regu- -

, lntion in tide.and Provisions.

full nssoitmcnt of Hue gioecries in-cluding uborao choice varieties ofcanned goods:

Table pie fiuits, jams and jellies, a newniticlc, put up by a new linn, andwo can highly lecoinmend them usbeing something ically nice;

A new lot of Teas, lixludlng bomo supo- -

llor Japan vaiielies;Sugai Rclined and raw;Hnms, bacon, laid, bmoked beef, in tins,

now article;Cuirkd fowl, cuuicd oystcn,Plum pudding, Kith salmon bellies,Kits mackcicl, kith tongues and sounds,Codfish, rheesc, Ofoid wusngu, in tins:Raisins, in f, and boes;RaUins, in tins; cunants in 4 & 71b tinsPickles, in 1 gal., gal., cjts, it 5 gal kgsCoin staich, tapioca, eimicelll,Macaionl, dried apples, piuncs, plums,

peaches and peai s.FLOUR AND BREAD.

Golden Qatocxtra family, Eldorado,Golden Cityiaham, oat and coin mealMedium bioad, nssoited ciackeis,Ginger snaps, tally, baloon pilot bread,Soda biscuits, i lee and cotlee,NVlfalo aiul'spcrm oil,Sperm candles, 4s anil Os,

All of the uoovc will bo sold at (heZJJestJTarAetJlutai, ' '

Buyers nro most icspcctfully invited to" cull uud exumino our stock.

its. 'B0UES4C0.

J. M. OAT, Jr., & CO.Statioii.cr and. Nowh Dealer,

Uno Just Received) ox Biles')

CAIUM'.T rilOTO AMIUMH, AUTOUHAI'II IIOOKM,

i N. rnoaiEtfADE'MAWH, runHKH, iPArKn, KSivniiOruH,

Base Balls and Bats- - for 1883.Now is tho time tc subscilbe for Newspapers and Periodicals for 1883.

ESTAll orders will be filled promptly..!253 Gazette Block, No. 25 Merchant Street, f

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12 Button"Wttrrimtcil

CHARLES

Established 1850.

W and ,

to Wear,

J.

J. W. &(SUCCKSPOHS TO II. M. WHITNEY.)

Importing andPUBLISHERS,

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Nos. 19 and 21 Merchant street,

The and OheapestStationery Establishment in the Kingdom.

Keep on hand a large assortment ofBlank Books, of all descriptions;

Foolscap, Legal nnd Bill Cap, ,Journal and Trial Balance Papers, i

Linen Paper and Envelopes, all sizes; ji

Writing and Copying Inks, in quarts, pints and cones. -i ..

Mucilage in all sizes, especially ndaptcd to this climate; '&Diawing Paper and Pencils,

Tracing Paper nnd Cloth,Transit Books, Field and Level Books, adapted for the use

of Surveyors and Engineers;Memorandum aim rnss hooks,

Silver and Pcrfoiatcd Card Boaid, - jShipping Tags, Shipping Receipt Books and Pads, n $?

Note, Diaft, and Receipt Books, ' u.And numerous other articles in our line to be found in a voell kept stock

Wc have made such an angements with our Music Agents, ns will enable ushoreuftcr to keep on hand n full assortment, nnd nKo to receive the latest pieces asthey arc published. Any special order will lcccivc pur best and prompt atten-tion. 183

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and

Nos.1113 and 115 Tort Street; ; : Honolulu.

Splendid New Stook of Solid

Eleyant Gold andSllvcr-PlHtc- d Ware, &c, &c.

J. W. & Go's

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WE are prepared to receive further oidcis for any Paper or Magazine, publishcd in California, the Eastern States, Canada, and Europe.

At the piesent time wo receive by every mail over one hundred nnd fiftydiffeient Papers and Magazines, published in the English, French, German, andScandinavian Languages,

Ah our subscription list is large, we nro enabled to furnish the Papers nndMagaiues at u low rate of Subscilptinn. 182

FIRE I FIRE I FIRE I

To Arrive per barkentlne Discover.

IIAT-XA- S

FIRE PROOF SAFESHnvlng been appointed Agent for tho

Hawaiian Islands for

Hull's Safe and Lock Co.1 am now prepared to take oidcrs forFho Proof, Fire and Burglar Pioof,Jewclcis, Dwelling House, and Side-Boai- d

Safes, Jowelry or Plate Chests,Vault Fronts, Victor and Novelty BankLocks, &,c, iic.

Mr. It. T. Polk, General Agent forHall's Safe and Lock Co., at presentstaving hero on his way to Aiislmlia,will gladly furnish any jnfouuation re-garding tho aboo Bafts, &e,

WAMUJrX XOTT,2Qly Beaver Block.

--Diaries

3m

Kid Glovesat

FISHEL'S.

MUSIC!

ROBERTSON CO.,

Manufacturing Stationers,

Printers Book-Bindersr- -"

Oldest, Largest,

constantly

MUSIC!

ECKART,Watchmaker Manufactur-

ing Jeweler,

BOBJEBTSON

Subscription Department

Gold and Plated Jewelry,

Silver Watches.

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tioortse Hvenni;li,WHILE thanking tho public for the

liberal patronage accordedto him in tho agency business, wouldnow state that ho has sold tho good willof his Intelligence ofllco business to M,11. Medhurt

Refcuing to the above, I beg to statethat I anti now in n position to supplyhelp of nny desired nationality. By at-tention to business I bono to uphold thoicputntlon of the "Labor Agency" sosuccessfully established by my predccesor. 11. MEDHUBST,"07 Hotel street.

The Hotel Street MarketIs now In a posltjon to supply their cus.

mere with

Prime Mutton, Veal,and everything in tho meal Hue, ,,

In your orders. Prompt delivery.2U1 CAYfcKAaii & Co. ' '

Telephone No, aito,

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