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euesoniPTioNPER MONTH.

i - The daily BulletinIn published every morning by Iho

Daily Buj.i.ktin PonMsittKn Co.,nnil circulated throughout (he town, nndforwarded to the other Islands by everyopportunity.

8ulncrlptlon, BO cts. per month.(i. Carbon Kkkvox, Editor.All business communications to ho ad.

dressed, Manager Dully Bulletin, PostOlllcu Box No. 1 1. Telephone 2.10.

T. Q. Ci.Kvioit, Mnnngcr.

A CURIOUS DEVICE.

A correspondent of tlio NewYork Herald nt Boston says : Thorolmvo been a series of interestingexperiments going on hero with tliorecently invented ship brnko, whichis likely to greatly decrenso tho dan-

gers of Bca travel, and, with modifi-

cations, may probablo bo made ofsot vice in crafts of all dimensionsTho purpose of tho brako is to pre-

vent, collisions nnd suddenly retardthoJpasBngo of a steamer towardany point of peril. Tho number ofdisasters that have occurred in thepast few yenrs and have been duoto audi causes led tho inventor tospend a considerable period in devis-

ing and perfecting his apparatus.Its Availability for the object it is

proposed ' to servo has now beenfully tested, nnd gentlemen, who canBpcak authoritatively about marinenffnirs believe that it will bo a mostUBoful and valunblo aquisition to tho

equipment of seagoing vessels. Theprinciple of tho invention is sosimple that those who saw its work-

ings yesterday were surprised thatit1 had not been thought of and

the present inventor andmachinist brought it to publicnotice., Mr. John Adams is thopatentee, and for the past two .yearslias worked diligently, day after day,to bring it to perfection. Tho ideawas convoyed to him through hearingtl)e .recounting of tho Stoninglonnnd Narraganettt collision on thoSound, ono of his nieces having beena passenger. To his mind it sccmoitis practical to stop a steamer sud-

denly, going nt a full rate of speed,as to stop a train of cars on a rail-

way train with the air or hand brake.Ho took for his model a fish, callingthe body of tho natatorial specieshis vessel and its "fins" his brake."Why could not a vessel bo guidedby fuis similarly placed on its bodyas the fish that plied through thewaters 'i "With this idea in mind heworked and experimented first with

a rowbqat, then with a raft andlinaly with a small steam-launc-

the result of which exceeded hisexpectations. It was no longer an

experiment to his mind, but a sue-ceb-

and only needed un oppor-

tunity to bring his invention beforo

tho world for a public test. Thisho did recently, and the result wasmost gratifying to this inventivegenius, who has toiled so unceas-ingly to display his ideas to advan-

tage For the purpose a mcditim-Bi.c- d

side-whe- excursion steamerwas used, which makes daily tripsbotween City Points (South Boston)and Long Island. Tlio vessol hadbeen fitted with tho apparatus forsome time nnd ovorytheing got inrcadncss to display its workings

A nunibor of gentlemeniiturcatcd in such matters were

present, together with sovcrnl news-

paper representatives from differentpart of the country. At nino o'clocktho signal to start was given andaway 'wont the vessel past Fort in-

dependence and out into tho middleof tilts imbor. Just then tho pilotbloyV a whistle of waring to notifytliosu aboard that he was nbout tot6st th? faith of tho invention, nndJ'n another moment there was theslightest perceptible lurch and thovessel stood almost still. By actualmcnitiromont tho steamer had notdrifted ovor tvn feet beforo thoengineer was onauicu to revcrso nisengine and cjiango tho direction oftho vpbkoI. The engine on theHteainer was of sixty-hors- o poweraid tho vessel was going ut the ratepf twelve miles an hour at'tlio tjino,which ia tho limit of her speed. Showas put about again and the experi-ment repeated with greater success,,tho steamer not going over ten feot

(Continued on pugc)i.

B. F. EHLERS & Co.,

DRY GOODS IMPORTERS,All tho Latest Kovoltics in Fancy Goods Received by ovory steamer FORT STREET.

DELIGHTFUL NEWS!TO THE

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LADIES OF HONOLULUAND THE VARIOUS ISLANDS.

MltS.A. M. MELLIS who is admitted to be the lending Millinery nnd Dress-mnkc- r,

modclc in the Kingdom, licgs lcno to nay to hermitny numerous Lidyfriends tlint her new clock of Beautiful goods recently ordered nru now beginningtonrrlxe, which include nil the very Intent French nnd American fashions, inLadies' nnd Children's lints und bonnets nnd drew patterns of rich and rnrodesigns.

MltB. MELLIS strictly superintends nil work, and being always so thoroughlycompetent and particular with her patrons' orders, it Is not strnnge that (ill Ladlesof fashion and taste arc her customers.

Ladies with their children arc invited to cnll nnd sec wimples of the new Falland "Winter styles In her Millinery department, nnd nlo to sec the new nnd latestplumes, feathers, trimmings, etc. Every pains taken to please tlio most fnstedlousand all work guaranteed in every respect.

HONOLULU CLOTHING EMPORIUM,A. M. MELLIS, l'vopvlctoi",

Bargains will be sold at the above Estab-

lishment previous to the arrival ofthe Holiday Goods !

A. M. MELLIS, 104

A. KKAFT,J E WELER,JOPTICI AN,

Dealer in Hawaiian Curiosities.Store In tho "Hnunllnu Gazette" build-4- 4

lug, opposite the Bank.

Chas. D. Gemsch,Praotical Watohmaker.

IfiBT Hotel Street, opposite tho12a Urn Intel national Hotel. -

D. W. CLARK,Watch Maker and Jeweler,

Always on hand a nice stock of

Clocks and Jewolry.tBallepiiirlng Watches ami Clocks a Spucl-3- 2

ally, No. C.'i Hotel Sticct.Telephone, No. 240.

Notice.DUIUNG my absence fiom this King,

Mr. Thomas Tanxatt willnet for me under a full Power of Atlor-ney- .

D. W. CLAHK.

N.H. In order to make room for alarger ttlwk of new styles of clocks, Mr.Tnimatt will hcII the dockn, &c, &c,now on hand, at giently reduced prices.

220

Artesian Ice Works

ICK DLI.IVKKED to all parts of thecity mid .subuibs.

)rdei8 fiom the other Ibl.iuds piompt-l- y

attended to.Oltluo at W. i:. Fostku'8, Saddler,

Fott sticet.ICO Telephone No. 111. 2m

ICE MANUFACTORY.HONOLULU to all paitsof thoCity. Shipping supplied In (junntitlesto suit. Telephone, No. 68. OIllco atWilder & Co.'s. 1U

Irrigation J

IRRIGATION, after this date, Is strict,except between

The IIourM oro to H a. m.niul i to O p. m.

CHAS. B. AV1LSON,

Bupcrlntcndcnt Water Works.Approved : Jm. E. Ufsit,

Minister of Interior.Honolulu, Oct. 21, 1862. 120

Post street, Honolulu.

H. S. TREOLOAN,TAILOH,

2W FOOT ST.

nobert Lcvrerp, ;. M. Cookr.

LEAVERS & COOKE,Lewcrs & Dickson,)

Importers nnd Dealers in Lumber nnd allkinds of lluilding Materials, Fort street,HnmdulH, 1

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

and Building Materials of ecry kind,cor. Fort nnd Queen t- -., Honolulu. 1

& ROUINSON, Dealers inLumber nnd all kinds of lluilding

Materials, Paints, oils, Nails, etc. 71

& PIIILTiPS, PmctlcnlPIumbeiH, GnaFitteriS nnd Copper-smith- s,

No. 18 NuuuuuAt., Honolulu.House and Ship Job WoVjt promptlyexecuted. 17

CHR. GEIITZ, No. 80 Fort st.k. luipor'cr and dealer 111 Gent's,

Ladies' nudChildicu's boots, shoes andslippers. 03

BROWN & CO., Importers nndIn Ales, Wines and Sphlls,

No. t) Merchant st., Honolulu. 12

Jk HONOLULU IRON(Kfa Works Co. Steam engines, sugarsi mills, boilers, coolers, Iron, brass

nnd lend castings; machinery of everydescription nmdu to order. Particularattention paid to ship's blucksmltlilng.Job work executed on short notice, 1

O. WEST,Carriage gfflifea. Builder,

V.T

Buggies, Cimitigcs, Express "Wagons

and every kind of vehicles

manufactured.

Rlncksniillilng, horse-shoein- g,

mid all kinds of repairing done.

Wilson Brothorn,

GENERAL BLACKSMITHS.IlorhO Shoeing a Hjiccialty

A llrst-elns- s man being specially engagedfor that work.

Ship and Wagon work faithfullyattended to.

Shop on tho Esplanade, op. Hoppcr's.201

THE Hawaiian Journal, " KoPai: Ai.va," owned and

edited by Kawaiuui IJros. ; has aweekly edition of a,200 copies, andis tliolioHt advertising medium. Of-Hu- e,

No. 0 Murcliunt ut, 1

Commission Morohants.Ceo. V. Mnefarlane. It. H. Mncfailane.

Q. W. MACFARLANE & Co.IMPORTERS, COMMISSION MEE- -

CHANTS AND

Sufar Factors,FlicFroof Building, 52 Queen btictt,

Honolulu. H. I..musts for

The Wnlkupu Sugar Plantation, Maul,The Spencer Sugar Plnntatlon, Hawaii,The Hit la Sugar Plantation, Onhti,HueloSugnr Mill, .Maui,Hticlo Sugar Plantation, Maui,Pttuloa Sheep Ranch Co., Hawaii,J. Fowler & Co. Steam Plow and Poll- -

ablo Tramway "Works, Leeds,Mirrlccs. Watson & Co's Sugar Mnchlu

ciy, uinsgow,Glasgow and Honolulu Line of Packets.

lboClans Hprcckt'In. H'm, O. Irwin.

WM. G. Tit WIN & COMPANY,' ' Sugar Factors and Commission

Agents, Honolulu. 1

HACKFELD & COMPANYGeneral Commission Agents,

Queen street, Honolulu. 1

AS. CLEGHORN , Co., IinpurtuisCoimiii-sio- u Mcichnut, Deal-

ers In (3ener.il MoiehnittlK', Queen midKnnliuummt sts., Honolulu. 78

It. A. I'. Cutler. V. C. Jones, Jr.p B 11 K W ER & CO.,Shipping nnd Conimlssion Merelinnts

Queen street, Honolulu. 1

rpiIEO. H. DAVIES .t CO., Import--crs nnd Coinmis.ion Merelinnts:

ngents for Lloyd's and the LiverpoolUnderwriters, British and Foreign In.suranco Company, and Northern Assur-anc- c

Company. 71

"T O H N T. WATERIIOUSE,Importer and Dealer in General

Merchandise, Queen t., Honolulu. 1

"ivr S. GRINBAUM & CO.,1TX. importers of General Mer-chandise and Commission Merchants,Honolulu. i

8. GRINBAUM & CO. ,Commission Rlerelmnls, 121

Cnlifoinlit street, Sun Francisco,Cal. i17 T. L H N E II A N & O O .,

- Importers and Commission Mer.chants, Nuuantt St., Honolulu. 1

S. N. CnMlc. J. II. Athcrtun.PAS T L E & COOKE,

Sllitmilis nnd Commission TUrr.chants. Importeis nnd Dealers In Gen.end Mcrehnndlse, No. 80 King street,Honolulu. 1

WING WO CHAN & Co.,tors and Genera! Denleis

In English. Ainei lean and Chinese Pro-lsIon- s,

Plantation Tea and GeneralSupplies. Also, white ami eoloied eon-tra- ct

matting, all qualities and prices.tQy No. 22 Nuttanii Sticct, opposite

Mr. Afong's. til

CHARLES HAMMER,

Manufacturer and denier in nil kinds ofSaddlery nnd Harness.

Orders from tho other Islands piomptlyattended to.

209 Comer Fort nnd King st. lyNo Bush Whacking Here.

LlVJss SAV.KI) ny pur. jfaeiiasmg your

Horse EquipmentsFiom W. FENNEL

Practical Mechanic, 02 King stiecl.CSTNo Peter Funk stock here. 200

A. S. CLEGrHORN & Co.Have received a largo assortment of

Colonial Saddles,to suit all classes of purchasers, per S. S.

181 Australia.

JOHN N0TT,Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Worker,

Plumber, Gas Fitter, &c.

Stoves and Rangesof all kinds.

I'liunbois' stock nnd metals,House Furnishing Goods,

77 Chandeliers, Lamps, &c.

Just Eoccivodex Kalaknua,

Tablo mill Tie I'mils,Nice Bie.ikfast Goods, such us

Ciiudlu Fish, Salmon und

Phi l'mk In fill). Tins,Suitable for fnmllles. For sale by

!(! A. S. Cr.KiiuoitN Co.

G. II. ROBERTSON,Dmi ninn bust teams

lu town Telephone No, 05. IS

Professionals.

W AUSTIN WHITING, Attorneynnd Counsellor at L-i- ,l

Agent lo-ta- acknowledgments ofInstruments.

Kaahum.inu r,t., Honolulu. SOU

J. M. MONSAItRAT,

A1TOUNEV AT LAW nnd Notary)

Heal Estate in nny p.ut (if the Klngdo jbought, told and Ic.isul, on

Loinnilsslon. 'Loans negotiated,

!?Legal Documents Drawn,

No. 27 Merchant bl. (Gaelle lllock), ,1UU Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands

Q B. DOLE, I.awM-- r ami Notary Pub.'kj lie, No. 15 Kaahum.imi st. 11

T M. DAVIDSON.Altorncy ntLawu 21 Meieh.mt sticct. 16

TrTnCIS Al.TiATOH, Attorney-- - nt Law, 15 Kaaliiiuuimi st. 33

"TORN m.ssi:i.L. Attoiuey nt Law,t Olllee, cut ner of Foil and Merchantstreets (tipst.ilts) 115 lint

T10riAD F. B1CKERTON," Attorney and Counsellor nt Law.

Money to lend on MottgnpcH of Frcc-hoh- K

Olllee, No. .'it Moicluint st. 1

fJECIL BROWN," ATTORNEYand Cotiiisuilur at Law, NoUirv Pnb-li- e,

nnd Agent for tnklmr ALkim'wlcds- -lnents of lustrmnents for tho Islnml ofO.ihu. No. 8 Kii.ihtmi.iuu stieet, Hono-lul- u.

1

WILLLuToT SMITH,No. JIG Merchant

btrcoh M imDR. G. TKOUSSBAU begs to notify

friends that he has lesumedpractice in Honolulu. Itesldeneo andconsulting looms, No. 73 Punchbowl st,oppoMtc tho niaknl gate of tho Queen's,Hospital. Consulting hours flout 0 n.mto 12. Teleplioim M. l!i;i. 50 lm

DR. EMEBSON.luoins ut No. 2 Kukuhst,

coiner of Pint.Telephone No. 1 It). B!2m

A FULLER, Surveyor for Bureau-- Veritas.

1; 'r o. berqer,KAAiit-MAX-u btiu:i:t1 '

Geiici.d Agent for fTho N. Y. Life Insurance Company,The City of London Flro In. Co(lhnll'd)Maenenlc & Uih.m Safes,The Cclebinted Spiiuglleld Gns MachlnoGas Filiucs of Mitchell, Vance &, Co.

2aa

J. WILLIAMS & Co.120FoitSUccl, . . Honolulu,

Portrait and landscapo

mo ly

Q HAULMS T. GULICK,NOTARY PUBLIC,

Agent to lake AcKiiowlcdgments to'Labor Contracts,

AND GENEHAL BUSINESS AGENT.Olllee, In Makeu's Block, coiner Queen

and KaiihtuiMiiu stri'jts, Honolulu. 21

AULD, Agent tolake Acknowledgments to Con-li.ic- ls

for Labor for the District of KonaIsland ol Oaliu, at the olllee of the Hono.lulu Water Woiks, foot of Nuu.inu st.

181) If

JOHN A. HASSINGER,Agent to taku AekiiowledgnienU to

Conducts for Labor. Intel ior Ofllee,Honolulu. 7

O. AKANA,Chinese and Hawaiian Trans-

lator nnd Interpreter,No. 48 King strict, Honolulu.

TianslntloiH of cither of tliu nboralanguages made w 1th nt curacy nnd dis-patch, and 011 reasonable terms. 200

IlTl 1 1 tUNS, Cooper und Ontiger,Water Tniiks of any dimensions,

Cooperage, No, II) Fort street,Honolulu.

Oil Casks, Shooks and Hoop Iron con.221 stnutly 011 baud kihI for sale, ly

AFRESH LOT OFVATERS

Colonial CandiesJust recoUcd nt

A. S. Cloghorn & Co's,181 perS.B. Aiuibidin.

C1T Gent's Evening Dress Coats andSuits to bu had nt the Honolulu Cloth.ing Empoilum of A. M. Mi:u,is, No. 101Foitsticel. 202 3w

PIONEER STEAM

CANDY FACTORYAND BAKERY.

F. HORN, Fraotical Confectioner,Pastry Coolc und 13aker.

No. 71 Hotel tt. Tolophocp

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THIS DAY'S DOINGS.AFTERNOON,

Fori hI. Chinch, Ladies' PrayerMeeting, a o'clock.

EVENING.

Benefit Union Society, 7:30. .

,n CHRISTMAS IS COMING.

An opportunity for patents to hiyin a plentiful stock of Christmastoys' for their children, is now beingafforded them (by Mr. J. T. VTntcr-ho'us- c.

Wu were favored with aprivate view of the upstairs mlowliich is to be devoted to the sale ofthese wares. Toys of nil kinds liearound from thu deadly bow andarrow to the fatal shot-gu- n. Theleaden sword keeps company withthe brass 8l-lo- n gun. The bewitch-ih- g

doll of childhood's early dayssmiles upon lis with her bewitchingblue eyes and flaxen hair, that wc

felt she has made a mash ahead',flitt, alas, we arc loo big for torsnow, so we turn away and inspectthe, useful and ornamental bectiou.Hero arc pictures for your walls

brackets for the corners, resplend-

ent in gilding and carving, games,novel aiid interesting, drcssiug-caso- s

so nicely fitted up that you wish youcould suggest to sonic one that youwould not despiso one as a Christ-ma- y

gift. .Smokers' tables arrangedto have every facility for a goodijinc in quiet reach, and the 1000

Qpici nick-nack- s that go to make

hdmc look brighter and life feelhappier arc there.

,' Kcador, if you wish to spend youriiioncy on making others pleased,step in and buy before others getaway with the lirst chance.

I"THE 'SdNG OF THE MINISTER OF

, . FOREIGN AFFAIRS.' a i..v rin.vrr.B ov iminzanck.

)Inm"'tlio very model of n modem For-

eign MinlMer,Although Hie records of my life nm

certainly mint sinister,. For I've tile I nil i o.ls of games which

I'thought I'd brave the Morm on,And I've been of nil religions front the

.Christian unto Mormon..Still I'm getting pretty certain Hint the

people nil forget 'tin,(Hocfiilly.) Forget 'em 1 Forget 'cm 1

That is, lliey would if Hint ribald Presshad vile Gtitelte vtould only let 'em.

Soliloquizing chorus of one:Still, although the rccoid of his life Is

certainly mo4 sinister,Ho is thu very model of n modern For.

clgn Minister.

I'm up to nil the tricks of the situationI inn lllllng,

And I'll Mircly fo.il the people if only

, , they'll ho willing,1 will make my pile much larger with

my modicum of Hilnry,And to my private residence I'll build

nnolher gallery.I've provided for niyson-hi-lnw- , ljut still

there nro his brothers,'(Piizzleit.) Itis brothers his toothers?(Joyfully.) I'll make more easy billets

with incomes like the other's.'CuoitUH. Still, although the rccoid of

lils life, Ac.

And although I nm the Premier, Millthere's my loving colleagues,

1 Who bother mc from morn to night' they play s o many rigs.There's Kiuil, wiioni 1 can't restrain from

(lancing iiln-lil- r,

And llush, who will make bargains thatjirovo ho is n fool n,

And1 Preston, too, because he knows n

lot of law,

(Aihuiriiijrfy.) Lot of law I lot of law I

jyil'l'lnsUl cm my controlling the utter.nnces of my (esthetic jaw. ,

Cnoiitlfi. Still, although the record of'M" Ills life, fio.

And now, I own, it comes to this, the' situation's critical,

.Aud,.lI don't lako extra cure, I'll losemy place political.

I've 'tried nil soils of schemes, rum,r coinage, immigration,To keep thu nation's mind amused until

the Coronation,lbit nothing seems to work the point, I

t Hdon'), tee wlml'ri the matter,

ifiiirinj,'y,) What's the mutter? what'sl'ir Hid mutter?'( Joyfully.) I'll reorganize thu Ministry,

although 'twill ralsu n clutter,idioncs oi EvKitviiour:

"We must allow, we understand, herausothe outlook's sinister,

tTliiU hu'll rnt from all his colleagues,Uiul still be Foieigu Minister!

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:KOOLAU.

A gentleman f roin,iKoolnu reports

that there tiro heavy rains in thatlocality, and the crops arc lookingwell. -

Lawsuits have been frequentlately, and the police arc vinovously

hunting up immoral characters.Two Chinamen were lined $100 anilsentenced to three months' imprison-

ment, for having opium in posses-

sion on "Wednesday.The people of Koolatt wish the

policemen wouldn't spend their timeeating so much sugar-can- e, as it in-

terferes with the result per acre.

It look nine policemen and twobody guards to nncst one old manfor selling liquor the other day.

SHIPPING "NOTES.

Tl'.c brig W. G. Irwin arrivedyesterday, IDA days from .San

Francisco.The schooner Anna arrived at .San'

Francisco on the morning of the20tli October.

GLATE FOREIGN NEWS.

The briganlino W. (!. Irwin ar-

rived yesterday, bringing dates totlio 2(ith tilt. Oct. 25th the BellaUnion Theatre was raided, and theperformers arrested for giving aperformance against decency anilgood morals. New placer diggingshave been discovered at Douglass

Island, .Sitka, giving $1 to a pan.Whaling ilect have had a poor luck.

Natives in the Northwest dying ofstarvation from short walrus supply.

The rebels and their families arcbeing by the Khedive'semployes. Inquiries show Arabiordered the Alexandria massacre.England proposes an InternationalIndemnity Commission. Egyptiansarc being massacred in London.Severe storm and Hoods in England.

The war cost .!, 000,000 exclu-

sive of the army of occupation andthe Indian contingent. fJcn. Wolsc-lc- y

and stafFhavc arrived at Triesteon their wav to Eiurland. Yellow

fever still raging at Pcnsiicola, Fla.ICxplosiou of fireworks al Phila-

delphia killing 7 pep-pl- ei

Attempted 'smuggling at SanFrancisco by the' S.,Sf' Arabic, de-

feated. Attempted assassination ofthe King of Serviii. The whole ofEgypt south of Khartoum is in thopossession of thu fnlsc Prophet.Ilopkinsvillc, Kentucky, burneddown.

LOCAL AND GENERAL ITEMS. '

Wr. hear that Mr. C. Hopkins hasbeen appointed first clerk in theMarshal's otllcc.

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Tin: orphan has again advancedthe price of Telephone .Stock. 25

shares sold atG0 each.

Ei(iiiTV-Tinti:i- -: of the Chinamenthat arrived by the W. G. Irwinwill go up to Hakalau Plantationby the. Malolo last night.

Tub AY. G. Irwin brought a quan-

tity of bouc-mc- al and fertilizers, andboiler and pipe covering, also 4

horses..

Axswmts to the conundrum .inWednesday's issue arc being re-

ceived. Others arc invited the bestwill be published next week.

Tiimti: was a landslide on llic'Palion Wednesday night. Wc hear itwas u small one and Its effcots weretrilling.

AVi: cnll the attention of competi-tors lo the fact that. boats in thesecond-clas- s yacht-rac- o are onlyallowed to uso their working siiils.

Tin: Foreign olllcc is being lavish-

ly decorated new, fables, jfurnilurc,carpets &e. It is line to be a per-

son of l.istc " icsllictic and poetic.'i

Tin: aUcntlon of tho Itoad Super-

visor is called to two holes in Kingstreet just in front of tho Station-Hous- e.

They need filling up.

Am: there no more funds to carryon the good practice of scraping thestreets V It would bu a good thingifillie Ksplanado was scraped onceor twice. '

It is Htiid that His Majesty willprobably add a raco or two forjuvenile oarsmen to the programme.If this is so, the' boys had "botlwrpractice, well before hand, l v-

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5 ym vTiiK'followlng newspaper slip was

received by a merchant in this town,

under. date Portland, October 2J)rd,

1882: " A dispatch from Nmmlmo

stales that a largo Fuglish steamerfrom China," with freight and pas-sciigc-

'has', gone ashore, at, Qhil-grou- t

.Sound on the west coast ofVancouvor Island. Word was

brought to Nanaimo this morning by

Jndians who crossed Hie island. Thehamo of the vessel'hui b yet 'beenlearned. A relief will bo sent to

Clouqitot, which is thirty milesnorth of Cape Ucalc. . .

Constant complajnts nro reachingus of the number of persons who

apparently are allowed to go shoot-- ,

ing without a license. It is a mani-

fest injustice to those who honestly

and faithfully obey Iho laws "by pro-

curing and paying for a license to

allow others to have the same privi-

leges, and not call on them also to

pay for it Tho Interior Depart-ment ought to caution the police ontho subject.- Two more licenseshave been issued since wc last wroteon this subject the total numberissuciFis now lib '

uuldcached cotton11 yards, for only 1.00, at Cluis.J. Fishul's LcadiiigMillincry House.

yards of Qucchco nil wool

ilauncl, from 25 cts up, at Chas. .1.

Fishcl's Leading Millnury House. '' t

USjfWIiitc open front shirts, atChas. J. Fislicl's Leading Millinery

'House. ,. .

vBQJfPlain Sateens nil colors, at

Chas. J. Fishul's Lending' .MillineryHouse. 2fJ5

LONDON GOSSIP.(uv KjAxnun.)

Special for Iho Dally lliilctlii.)The papers have barely noticed

Z: Pi1Sy!H .death.. A .little Jitis.been said about liin but no greatinterest has. been excited. 'Even i'u

liis own life time men had learnedthat the 'influence of the movementtowards, Home wliich y ledhad .waned and , faded. Now thatlie is, dead every one too, scemt tofind' something good tb say abouthim. '"" .

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The latest return which BaronWillichn Rothschild, of, Frankf

has made of his nnnuiiFin-com- o

puts it down "at 1)788,000mnrks or about. '81,197,000.His brpthcr, linroii Meyer JvarlJlotlischild gives liis i'tifconiq lit 4 ,500,-000- ','

or about 8J, 140,000.Such wealth, largo as it is, judgedby a Continental SlandaVd', l6oksmodest by the side of the cblossalfortunes oL'sfimc of our Americancotisins. f

CHR9STMAS! .Ai t

CAR8STWSAS !

CHRISTMAS!

J. T. Wfiterhouse '

Hiis specially imported h largo rquiintltyof goods, j --'

Suitable for Presentsfor both old nnd young.

Beautiful Pictures in splendid gilt frames,

Gllt'Uraeketsmnd HiieUs,', ),Chlpiiendalulial.'nots,

, , Avork lloxes nnd Unkets .

,I)eskh Pressing Cases, Inkstand?; ',

(J love and Handkerchief Muxes,llook Slides, Sntchels,

Mirrors Uion.es, i

Smokers' Tables,Card Tallies,

Album Stands,Christina1? Onrds, wood nnd metal,

TOYS,' DRUMS, GUNS, SWORDS, 'il

Bow's and Arrows, 81 Ton Camion',Papier Macho Card Trays,

Prom 5 ceall. to $ai, drcsM'd & undress'dDollVTrdUHscnux

' and every reipiliiile,k '

Paylor Cixines, $Comiicii'dlums. SLar itincolelte.

Triple, Jowliiig,Dalniico'Qniiics,..

&o" ' V,

13" Everything will bo found to please', the most fiiHtldlous taste, and no

,j stocking need go cmjity fort

, wnnt of a present. ""' ' 'J. - , .

No. 10 Fort Street.,213

Sfoticc.

DUHINQ the temporary alHcnco ofO. Irwin from this King.

,dom, Mr, W. M. Ont'AiU) will attend lothu business of our house.22(iam ...AYM. U. .IllWIN & CO!

a, ...., .I..... i.i.i. . .

"T0TICJi All person' owing money,IN rent; Vte., tiVIIer' Highness UntilKeullkolnnl nle liereby reipiotted tomake their pnymontb to i , . ,j .

9101m (U. A. AyipEMAN.,

4" Ex Zcalandin, ''Gcnta fino

Tweed Suits, at Chns'Ji FislJcl's.

.

1 A COllDS FIUKWOOD, nlrcndv nut1. J and split for Move size. Price

low. 'Mlisl he sold." " " """"oaveaoh's AGENCY,

"12 83 King street.

Thanksgiving Turkeys !

,m , - ' FOJt baah ; .1

A LOT OF PKIMK YOUNGTUItKKYS. Apply

Hear of No. !20 School Street.

2lv"IWPrcscotl'V Scliol' ,

For Oiris nml Hoys,(Pcrnmuie.'s new Collnce), King sffect,

IS NOW OPKN.'Acronmnxlnlioirfor n few boarding pu-pils! " w - 212 lw

To tho liiulk'N !

ELEGANT PANOT "WORKr ' , ', xor.Tiin'uoMi'.vYs.j I

ifikcn nnd le i..s given inClienillf, Silks, nnd Ciewel

Work to bo icm everydayfrom 10 n. m. to 2 p.m., nl lulFoit street(next door to Dr. Ilrodie). 212 Um

Santa Clans' Headquarters I

The undersigned has closed his

Fort Street Store,to prepare his

Holiday IHsplayor

CHOICE BOOKS,AUTISTIC STATIONERY,

- -

Fine Leather Goods,

Artotypes and Photo. Art Goods,' Ebony Frames,

' Brackets, , , !

Easels nml 'CabineU,

TOYS AND, QVtELlES.To, Itc-Ope- n

On &ArJ?urrSI.VY NEXT,at I):u0a. m.

raunt Tho. fn. Tluuin.

imniedlnlelw Xurse Girl,YY lo titkJo ciiro'Vi.! Children. Ap.

plynt,n.i.solUT. ,H ., ,( .KJ ,.... - - -

FOKApplyito

SALE, if'M'ULE C A It T .

J02 II. lLukfold&Cp,

'For Srtlc;'OnO'New Baskct.Phaeton,

Cninpkto iueyery-reppee- l, willUhu very,r',f' 'lntc ImproTcinentft.241 lw O. WE8T1

: :

FOH SALE, at Cnvcnngh's Agency,King M reel v, .r,. . ,y.

I Oood lyich Cow,alf atfoot; :1 Call Stipdrior1 breed:1 Quiet, Saddle Hnfc-tria- l U .giveft'r

' will carry n lftdyl "i:l!

XpticcVmj'lcmporary absence from

this Island, Mr. 'A. Gautumikkuwill act for nip under u full Power of

C1IAS. J. FIdllEL.

A. 0. F. COURT LTTNALILO,

No. (J.OOO. '

Officers niul Members rif t'hdabove Lodge are hereby notlllal lo

ultend the next Kegulhr Meeting '

On Tuesday, November l4tn, 1882,

nt 7:30 p. in'.,

In the Knights wf'Pyihliis llnl),,ns therewill'bo business of great imp'orl-iinc-

(

Visiting Jbethren1 aro'cordliilly' in.vited loaltend. ' i

IJ-- '' order,E., A. IIA11T,

lw Chief linngcr.

NEW GOODS.JX nV 'C'I btViHA

AVILL !aUVEW'. fM3?ci!( Stun ijSiic:,:

4rf-!"?ljj- fl

''--

Foil-'

ti

FRAlK GERTZ2!W 111 Port Street, H--

' Dlt. Do FltlES,VETEHINAltY 8'UItGEO'N,- - resb

Medical Kooms andStables, near tho cornor n( Victoria; st.,Ull DUIL'lUIlli. nilL'Cl,

Cures ull kinds: of Dumb Animals.All Horses and Cattle perfectly cured

or no comi)cnsatiiuuki'd,My Diploma was crantcd by tho "Ley.

den'' University, at Uollnnd.B3TLeavd orders ni J. E, Wiseman's

Olllcc, Merchant street, or at mv tefi-deuc-

2!Jl,lini;

"L E t-O-'N'ti TJ'O' f T!A G E ,TO conlnlffhig T niohis, vitii stnlillng

nudiovery convutdoce, hitunted on HiePulnj, nbpiU 1 ii.lo'fr9in town, Wuterlaid on. For piiriieuhiisiliiply lo

. ,.A.J?EUNANI)EZ;lor.im Avp.Hnll.eoq'e,,

r; .'.tit vmuwnnt loco the a! l' t'x Stu it i

' iEMLTltyuii oiuur ui ugauioi

k 'is In the Kingdom,

dio to i'A luccn Htrcct.

wnultoRcc

Tho Best ftuttlity dt LoatliorIn the Kingdom,

i :' . o to'Ja luccn Htrcct,

,. If you want to,

jBuyLoator nt tho, LowestPrices in the Kingdom, ,

tin to lis (nccn (Street.

If yqu, want tu,Ruy the ,,

Best' .Qlialjty, of .Grocbrids,,;' " " Iil'theKlni-'iioin- ,

rUo to 1 (lucrti Htrcct.

'IfyoHwnhl

More for your Money',than you can buy elsewhere in

the Klngdohi,

G--o to 42 Qraeen St.Mt AV. McOHESNEY & bON.

'J30 if. ,

,,. 913" TJIU -- no ,,

tAT-ES- T ffSsttMI

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,. ,, ih,.' i. t ,.,t.n

- J . Ji .1 ;i jl. tj.''II ! ;v M ( . ii I. I'' I'M

hi ' i" ( ' ill- '

'1,1' A '

Millinery & Fancy Articles. i i i i . i , i , i

, Received by every Blcnmcr. , .,.

wis.,wiLKirisoN; .,'

Old Established Millinery Establishment,I' , . , M.l't l'

181 .... ,103 Fort street. : .., fu'ly,

CO-OPEfeATB-

, ' ' ' U ll'i liitn "'Iiflm pciiu ii j in. ic. , t ,

aWNEHS of ltcnllCstAte-wH- I ninnyto jbeir, ndvaiitngo,.njil(icc

ihdr houses kiiiI lands in my cnrr.iordisposal, ns I nin tliuonlv'ncknn-wl'cil'gei- l

JtydlEtfntij Uro.ron jpsjylv.j .Agents and Planters, nnd nit otherirm-jilbyeVs-

mcelihriles nnd rnWifersMril!dOiwell to.nQtlfyimHiWlieu' incaneiw ocjViJ-'-' I 1.1 '(.. jllll n . i' , .

, Leases, deeds, bonds, mortgages qnnall other legnl!,rmqer,4 drnvt'n in' premierfon ' i i . i' i, t

. r IMIIh Collected, ,;,Books nndiieciumts, kept, . ,,

Custom entries, ,

Letters and Engrossing done,. .i. i i . iP ft

nud .gcijeral business ofllcc work ofcverV dcs'criptlunnltttidcilto nnd alwaysmi Ilia mobt reiibonhblo terms!-- ' t -- i

'" JOSEPH IJ.'WIS'EM'A,' "'' 'Olllcc '27 Mcrcllnnt Btrett, Honolulu".

'Tcleplioncn:" ' ;P. O. Edxfillu '

I ' , ' 'V t'l ' i. 'I

' ' Notice."VTOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN-T-

i,l nil persons Unit, at n meeting heldOct. 21st, 1882, of subscribers to thostock of the OnoinL'n Sugar Co., it wnsvptcd, lo neeppt UjClnntov pt Incorpp.m.tion. granted to them and their associatesaniVsiicecss-ors-

,

Wider the eorponlte nnnicnud stvle of Hie Oniunea Sugar Co., onthe 20th day of October, 1882, nnd thatthe corporation, under Said Charterthereupon organized itself nnd electedthe following .iit'iiied pillcers of theCompany:

S L AUSTIN . President .' '

.7 AUSTIN.' iVlcc-Presidcnt-

PC JONES, Jn Sccrethry, GHItOSS. Treasurer i '

JO.CAltTEK jAuilitor , ,

Notice is further given ,tliat;pursnaiit tothe tiSHris (if IsnlirClirirtcr', ''No Stock,bolder shall ih'diVldunlly bo liable forthodbhtsof the corporation beyond theninouit wliicli-.si:i)l- , be. due upon thesharp or shares held, or owned .by Jilm.tielf. P.,q. JONES, Jit.,'8l-c'y- .

' .i ' Xotice. i

IS' HEREI1Y GIVEN TOnil ticrsoiiR Hint at a imletlui- held

on the 21st dav Oct., 1882, of subscriberstojthMlQqk of Uic,Pflukui Sugar Co., It(was votejl lo aecep.n 9'iartcr of.Incofpbration grauieu 10 incm ami picir asso.Clntrtf nnd sucdessors, und6r tho corjionitoiinmu mid stylo-u- f tlioPnuknaSugnrCo.,,on the,20l day of Oct, 1882, and, ht(119 corpornuon, piiucr smu uiintter.mereupon iirgnnizcii iiscn ami electedthe following 'nitincd bfJlcdra of'JUuiCompany: - ir i i -

J. Austik.-- . . . . . . . '. v . . . .'..PrcsBlent.S. L; AfsTlx.'. . . . i. .Vice Prooidcnt.P, C, JjOM,ii.1vSee'y &, Treasurer,J. O, Caiitiiii r . . f . . .Auditor,

Noliec is father gfvpn that' 'pnrsu'iihtto thu terms of snld Charter, " No 8t(x!k.holder shall Indlvlditully ,be liable fcrUiu delits.iif tho cornorntioii bpyimd, thonmoiuit wjilch slinlf bo duo upon theslinre tir shares, hldd or nwiied .byJiiiiiself. ' ' ' l " J

205. ''i P.

AVO.ofofCKSOTrTho7.JL oud lloOr of Urn bulldlm; bcctiplcd

by J. yv, HouerUoiv &, (jo ,., , juo

4(tJuat'fcU. J h Jti .'li. .'1 d tfn -- tl, -- .;!

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i

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A.ria

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'"SJffWJj- - 'm Vfr ? K-"H- t; --tfW ffRfPffV'--"tecEPflsTfie:

Dlmond Head, Nov. 10, 0:30 n.mLight N.K. wind.Sclir Cntnrinu 0 miles off.

i

Ti'lT t r i '

& ix- - ARniVAt.8.Nov. 9

Stmr Mokolii from KoolnuHclir 1'oholkl from Puna

-'-fj- ", .

DEPARTURESNov 9

Stmr. Jna. Mnkpc Circuit of Kauai. (

Sclir Uilaind for AVaianao

VESSELS LEAVING THI8 DAY.Uk Imncos for ValparaisoSclm. Mnlolo for llakalait.S jlir Mann for KniwilaliilnliiKehr Kckauluolii for llanalciSclir Wtiiinalu for llakalau

PASSENGERS.From San Francisco, per W. G.

Irwin, Nov. !) W. H. Frogdcr andwifo, E. W. Forbes, Mrs. K. 0.Spnulding and child, Mrs. Hamsav,D. L. Nogglo wifo and cliildren, 13.

Ginsberg, J. W. llalun, G. 0. EngauZ. N. Collins, A. Iian&on, and 00chlficsc.

For Kauai, per Jas Mnkcc, Nov.Oth II II Hamlin, Col tfpauldingand' wife, TI Kcllner, Tnlhcr Libert,II O Treadway, C II Uishop, AlexUurgess, "G Titeoinb, G Ktselcy, J

, G llascWon, W U Wilcox, II IItVilson, J Graves, M Borer, G Ja- -

tho, Miss Moore, Gov Kanoa, L IIStollz, M Willncoth, and 10 deck.

: :p--m

VESSELS IN PORT.Uklno .Inno A FnlkiiiliitrgAm wJir-Clau- s Spreckels ,Haw prig Nlnito, CaniorouBnTkImaif03 .Am bark Hope, AppointTcra Kit Sup v. . , t

. Uktno Klln.'flrown !,

Uktno Eureka15k ltcveruBark Kalnkaua, MillerHark lluciiii Vhtn

VESSELS EXPECTED.Ill Name From DimJ)k Emma, fioin Pngct Hound, Aug 18

Uktlio Eilima Augusta, fin ,1't Gamble for--KiiTnilui. " Oot7'

Drlfsrm Hue., Hoild, fin S F. Nov 17Stmr .calimilia, from S. F, Nov 2(!

Stmr City or Sydney, fin Sydney, Nov 20l$k Allien l!c--- e, from Portland, dueHark Lizzie Mnishnl, fin I't OambloBr lik Ullock fin Liverpool," , DecBk AbetvAmah fin GlnVov, DecUktno DUcovcrv, fm 8 F., Nov 14Am liktnc Kllkilii', , , ,

- Bk North Star, from NewcastleBr ship Ambassador, fin NewcastleBark Amy Turndr Irom Bixtoiv i 'Gcr lik Llvlngst'ii; fipn Hongkon.!:) .

"'Am liktnc Amelia ficn I'o-- i Omibl"'"Sclir Joseph Riisi from Iliimbo'ili ilno

la Creme,lfE1-- IW Factories arc lit full blast,

and so arc' HART'S

Elite Ice Cream Parlors I

.They.mq Just ficcln,.wltieh is

What you want in tiis Vcathcr,and don't you forget It !

Ice Cream can lie laid from 11 a. m.T I 1' itollp.'m.at ,

Elite Ice Cii'iini Parlors,177 80 Hotel street.

Elegantly Furnished BoomsTO LET,

i

FAMILIES or SINGLE GEN-TLEME-

with all the convenien-ces anil comforts of a home, with

Use of Parlor.Rooms arc large 'hud well ventilated.

? Terms, Strictly Moderate..WRS. SOIIHADEH.

Corner of Hotel and Alakca streets.172 Uin

NOTICE. lluvinsc pnrrhascil fromW. Uusli.all liU right, title

and hitercsl In the Grocery Ilusines", onFoit hlreet, it Is my intent Inn to carryon the same under the Arm niuuoofb.J. LEVEY & Co., and I hope, by strictattention to business, and the wants ofmy ciiftouicr, Ao nerit (a share of thelilioral p.i'troniigo buslowed upon my

. predecessor, r. A AV. Hush.--5 lm ' B.J.LEVEY.

NOTICE. I hereby give notieo thatdisposed of my Grocery

Rublness to Mr. S. J. Levey. Allline said business are to be paid

to'hlmj' ' ;

Thanking the public for the liberal' pnlroiuigq they havu.been pleased to be.

stow upon ni6, I would respectfully ask' for a coiitlnuancu of the same to my

Biiecciys'oi'. A. W. HUSH.CSr ,.Wicrs iqr uio union x cm viiip.

nny win no rcccivcu usuni, andprompt delivery guaranteed 225 lm

t : . ,. .........A BlUiJiKDiuypporiunny isat now ollcrcd to liuv the Fnnti.lur Loilglng Houso recently

oclfpled and eonilucted IivJIrs. Wllte,at fsyi'ort street, Tho premises contain1 store. 17 bwlrooms. kitchen, dining andbnth voom. Tho rooms aro all nicelyfurnished and In ncifeet Order. Forfurther particulars apply to prdsent pro.prlctor, 1) W, WALLACE, iV, Fort st.,Honolulu. lo-- "

Cs Medium Bread,I, ex Qaib.ulen, for sale lii

quttiitUlcs to suit by )

1 a

Qt; A, 6. OXLUUua.N H VO,. r -

ferfl'AClFIC MAIL Slc7m-&&&-

Rhln (.'omnnnv. I

FOR SAN FRANCISCO,The Splendid SteamshipCity of Sydnoy, "

.Dcaiboni - Coiumaiulcr,

Will leave Honolulu for Sim Franciscoon or about Nov. SO.

FOR SYDNEY via AUCKLAND1 II Hie Splendid Steamship ,

' Zoalandia,Webber, . Commander,

On or about Nov. 20,For freight or passage apply to

II. Haukfi:u & Co., Agents.

Oceanic Steamship Oomp'y.THE A 1 ,?!&,

Si.TJrrir' Iron Stoamor Suez,DO I) I) - COMMANDEII

Will leave HonoluluFOR SAN FRANCISCO

November Siitl.For freight or passage, having superioriiccoiuoilatlous, apply to121 W.M. Q. Iuwin-- & Co., Agents.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO.iffis?jiZ5Zj3er liiccnpiier uaiK

Kalakaua,Sillier, .... master,

Will have ipilck dlhpatch for the nboveport. For fielgbt or pnss.igu apply to

j r F. A. Schaki'i: & On., Agvnt.- t i

For I6ngkoiJ.m. n n T1..-- 1.

,V XIIU L'lipiiui J)iUlv

"Aldon BesBO,"A. Noyes, Master,

Is daily expected from Portland, boundfor Hongkong direct. Will tnko a fewChliiese pasengcisf at a low rate.1

For paitlciibus apply to llous St Co.

GfrnomnTJ"yj"'"v- - j"w"-w- fi'W'ilK33: j.xiiij5, - iutiaiui.

Leaved Honolulu ench Tuesday at1 p.m., tsuchir.g at Laliaina, Maa-lac- a

May, Attikenn, Maliuknna,Latipahoclioo and HIlo.

Returning, will touch at all thonlovp ports, arriving at Honolulueach Sunday a.m. 1

T. R. FOSTER & Co.'s

Line of Steamers

Thn-- Batks, - - - y- - - Commander

Runs regularly to Komi anil Kau,as per following Timo Table:

Lkavi:s Honolulu at 4 r.M. oxt

Thursday, 'Ott. fi Mondav, 'Nov. 27Monday, , Oct. 10 Thursday, Dc6. 7Thursday, Oct. 20 Monday, Dec. 18Monday, Nov. 0 Thursday Dec. 28Thursday, Nov. 10

Akiuvjis at HonoluluFrldnv, Oct. 13 Friday, Nov. 24Tuesdiiy, Oct. 21 Tuesday, T3Fc.' "5

Friday, . Nov. 3 Friday, Dec. 15Tuesday1, 'Nov.44 Tuesday, Dec. 20

The O. E. Bishop,Berry, Commander

Lkavjm Honolulu i:vj:kyMonday, nt 5 rvsi., for Nawiliwili,lvoloa, iilcclc, ami wniuion, iaunt.

RirruuNiNiJ i.i:.vvi'--sNawiliwili every Friday evening.

Tllli PAST SAILING

Sohooner Ehukaiwill nin.icgUlarly

TO WAIALUA EVERY MONDAY,Returning on Thursday, weather

permitting.For freight or pas:igc apply to the

Captain on board, or to181 A. F. Cooki:, Agent.

Schooner IB- - " Emma,"Will lcavo Honolulu EVEHY TUES.

DAY nt 4 p. in.,FOH WAIALUA AND WAIANAE.

llctuinlng Saturdays.For freight or passage, having superiorcabin ncconuuiHlatloiis, apply to

154 MACV411LANK & Co.

. A. EBANK COOKE -

Olllce, corner Niiunnuand Queen streets,Honolulu, II. I.,

Agent for the following Packers:Wallele, --tx. Waioli,Wniehii, ' jS? Waiinalu.Mnlijlo, ffcrnifl Kalima,Man 11, 2Kso& Julia,

Ka Moi, and Ehukai.

Red; lng, with Whtp, Ball.181

A. G. ELLIS,BROKER, will buy or soil

Plantation Slock, Bonds, andOther Marketable Securities,

At their market value for cash.210 Onieo with E. P. Adams, Auct'r.

WILLIAM O. SMITH,STOCK BROKER,.

NO. USMcichant Sticct, Honolulu,(Established In 187U)

Sugar Plantation, llallroad. r ATelephone, and other Corporation StockJ

Bonds and Similar Securities Boughtand Sold tin Commission.

Money loaned vort Stock Securities.'HouclulU, Oct. 1st, 1882. S14

' J ( FOlt SALE.

Franklin Stove Coal!Iii any qunntlly,

"WliolcMulo or Kctull,1JY

23G Wijder.& Co. im

The Hawaiian Cook Book ,

Published by the ' !T.nfllrtd nf lOni'f N4i nimtwli.'

For Sale by

E. O. H.LL & SON,237 2 w ami T. U. THRUM.

KSPftRTISTIC-Sl- I

WALL PAPERS,Coiling Decorations,

FKlEZES, DAt)OS,

, . AND ,

BOltDEKS.

A splendid and raried assortment

JUST OPENED.

221 LEWEKS & COOKE.

Manila Cigars,Ex stmr "Madras,"

Now XjR.n.cliiig',discs of tluno fine Miuilla Cigars, 250 in

tue uo..Soiueiliin Sui)urior

' to what is tiMinlly sold in Ui market.

Cases of Manila Cigars, 500 in a box,all oi which wc giinrantee to i e

I the Uemiiim Miuillaniude article,

"' For Sale liv ,' " - '"

230 lm BOLLl'.S & Co.

j :., ;

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r'.U ,

. 'ili .1 t

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it i

California .I

,

JTurnitiire- ii ' ii

'

pompany,. .1

WARE;ROOMS, N6s. 00 nnd 58

QUEEN STREET.

"HE LAB AHD HOST COMPLETE

STOCK OF

FUENITUREIn tho Kingdom,

fchlchwillbe

Sold at the Lowest' Kates,

'EASY CHAIRS,

LOUNGES, nu

'' MATTRESSES

4 !j! Made to outer at tlioit notice.' '.,' '"i ;i

. ,li. P.ADAilS,j i ;sCJ ii) MUjy(. a

' ., Agent.

' Telephone; No. 72.". ' 207.(Uf'UJ .',!&'' V

.,.1 'A' ,i' ii H i i i

Ex bark KaliikjuiaAnd bktue Ella,

Goldon Gato Extra FamilyAXO

ELDORADO FLOUR.Casc llmwn, Cases Ihienn, , ,

(' ' CaBkB Wliittakcl-'- Star Hams

Ilnlcs of ITay, &t.Jt &c,Just to liiuid, ami for Bale by! 2001m BOLLES&Co.

' 't

" - AK13 01'13iN12S'G ;V- - :gj

I New Lines in Watches, Jewelry, &c,,.f 4SB' !:m- -- WEbM

1 . ' Full particulars noxt wock. ', lalwHl

?. M.1-- . ' fXminfci .im

, . 75 FORT STREET. . 1I' " I1 - .-- ..i.. ... i.Mi. - -- . ., - -- ulm mmmm t 'i1' 'flfibPi

02 ZZsm WPS? .1.9

s&d; ffl fc3 ' n a , " J ' 'vlSEB

S swv S tm

2S BHUHiir iRk Wkv M. Mclnerny, ' ,&

Ladies' ami Gent's, O A. Aicnt for this Ktiujdomi ';'SC 8 k ".-Uc- waro of imltR.Gold anil Silver Watches fttons. as I hnvo uiscovcred Aii

t...i.4i 1Actual wolghh several silver watches bear- - ! ?

diibbinuimu. oGo)di ig tho name of " Wnltlmm , i

x vy. . ,:

Fac-sinill- e of Silver Case3 (215)

FURNITURE SALE-tSiritls

A Lurge Stosk oi Fine Furniture will be cleared out

to make room for our

Largo. Stock of Holiday Goods lo arriveier btenmcr. This block Ineludea '1

Parlor and Bedroom Furniture, Lounges,';Easy Chairs, Turkish Chairs, "Wardiobes, "

Spring Mattrcbsc.-)- OIllcc and Diuiiig-roon- i &c, Sec, 1'

' ' All ofXvhich will bo fcold. itil aucion jiriccs, or less.Call and CMiuiiue at

Wells' EYlusic Store,177

; PLAJTTATIQN GOODS.Simple Helling,

Helvetia Laces,--Tuck Packing.

Sugar Coolers,i ; Olarillers,

"Fire Clay,

illcinp, Piicking, wllh or without India; Rubbur

lla'libit'Mctiil,! ' liarhcd l'cimo Who,,

, Mining Steels, ,

, . , Hous, Pickaxes, tCane Knives, wllh or without hooks,

Hand mid Smith Httmnicrn,. Shovels, Aes,. ,i'f, 5 Jiuikscrcjvs, yices, ' ,y' Steam.pipe Urushes,

.Patent Steam.plpo Covering,i Lubricating Oil,

r Cement, Steel Ralls,i

i ' J Sugar anil C0.1l Rags, t (

fH "Twine, &c, Sic.

. For sale by

11. IIACKFELD & Co.Oct. ltllh

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T AV. RICHARDSON will not bo re-J-

spo'inillih) for any debts eonlraoiedby my wife-o- or after tliiu datt-- .

illouolulu, Nov. 1, m'i. 2U7 lw

J ticiiuine nUlmm watches.

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Chairs,

Fac-rtlimi- o im uuld Cases

CLOSING OUT!

, 10" and 107 Fort Slici'l, JIoiiolulu.

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A Largo Assortment;OK llli:

LATEST STYLESOP

Fine Wall Paper"""

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BORDERS!'Just lceelved, and for sale hy

WILDEE & COfCX Call and cxnnilno. 147

Water Nolico.Ollleo Sup't Water Works,

lliinoliiln, .Inlyi, 1883.

A:LL peivoii'i having Water Privilegesam untitled that their Water Rates

aioiiayiiblo In advance,at tho nllicu of lle Sapi'i'lnlwiident ofWater Vih!ih, foot of mi.iuu hlreet,upon the 1st ilnv of laiitiarv and July ofeach year. OlIAS U.WlLSOX.

Suji't Water Works.S.K.K.ai, Mill IM er of lntei lor. 2&1

UNION' FEUD COMPANY, A. W.Manage'',. See udvertlsc-liu'- ut

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Established 1850.

J. W. ROBERTSON & C0,(sUCC1:BS01I8 10 It. M. W1UTNKY.)

Importing and Manufacturing Stationers,: PUBLISHERS,

Printers and Book-Binder- s,

Nos, 19 and 21 Merchant street,

The Oldest, Largest, and CheapestStationery Bstabllshment in the Kingdom.

Keep constantly on hand a large assortment ofBlank Books, oT nil dcseilpllons:

Foolscap, Legal mill Hill Cap,Journal mitl Trial Bal.uiro Papers,

Linen Papir and Envelopes, nil sizes;

Writing and Copying Inks, in quarts, pints and conoB.

Muollago in all slc especially adapted lo this climate;Dialing Papci mid Pencils,

Tracing Paper and Ulotli,Ti.tnsit Hooks, Fluid and Lcel llooks, adapted for tlicu-- c

or Surveyors and Lnginecrs;Memorandum and IVs Hook's,

Silver and Perforated Caid Iln.ird,Shipping Tiirm, Shipping Receipt llooks and Pads,

Note, Dinft, and Receipt llooks,

And numerous other articles in our line to be found in a well kept stock

V llj

MUSQC! MUSIC!"Wo liavo made such arrangements with our Music Agents as will enable us

heieafter to keep on hand a full hsmii Uncut, and also to reecho the latest pieces ns

ECKART,

and Manufactur-

ing Jeweler,

they are published. Any speelal orderturn.tfim 01 llll.l MIMIUM .! I...WI

MAX

WatchmakerUEtTi 53 ) ill

Nos. 113 and 115

Splendid New Stock of Solid

JEleranl Gold and

ySilver-plate- d Ware, &c., &c.

ffyht pu& IjjttHrfhfc

FBIDAY, KOV. 10, 1882.

after tho "fins" were let go. Againunu ngain was the test applied untilit was fairly decided that tho intro-duction of tho brake in no waynlFected the construction of thevessel nor damaged it in any manner.Mr. McAdams, who was on boardtho City 2oiutt then ordered theengineer to stait his vessel, let gotho fins and keep up his steam, tobco if tho vessel would go forwaid.ljut with all tho forco applied thosteamer refused to budge, and btueklike a rock in tho water. The in-

vention consists of a pair of ironshutters or fins, tho area of whichis in direct ratio with tho size of theship, and hinged one on each side oftho stern post. They shut close tothe side of tho vessel and aro keptso by a. simple apparntus on deckwhich is connected with tho pilothouse. When tho signal is given to"let go," tho stays connected withtho liins allow thorn to open at rightangles and cause the stoppage oftho vessel almost instantly. Thowater being a yielding body, acts asn spring or cushion and nono of thatjarring or shock ib experienced suchas is felt on a raihoad when thebrakes aro applied. In the opinionof tho inventor, thoro is no oxcusofor collision with such a device.Many of tho collision reported, oninvestigation, showed that tho pilothad over livo minutes warning toallay tho speed of his vessel andavert disaster, but was unable to doso in that time. Tho present con-

trivance is guaranteed to stop anyvessel, no matter what size or rateof speed, inside hor owi length atleast, and yesterday's experiencecertainly prored tho truth of tho in-

ventor's plea.

Arrival of the Second Lo

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IVJEV GrOODS!AT

BAILEY & Go'sG-re- at 10 Oent Store.

Immense slouk ofHOUSE-KEEPIN- 1

HOLIDAY GOODS, &c..

' Consisting of inoic than

lstyxpeoled on or about the UUth lust.

BAILEY & CO.

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Mill lccetvcour uesi aim prompt nucn.182

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Foil Street, Honolulu.

Gold and Plated Jewelry,

Silver Watches,

180

DIAS & GONSALESNo. 07 Hotel Street.

,7

INLAID WORKFrom Madeira:

Work Boxes and Tables,Parlor Table, "Writing Dcks.

Paper Knlve, Itulers,Glove, Handkerchief, & Jewelry Boxes,

Hair Chains, Nerklnccs,Bracelets, Ear-ring- s

Brooches, &c, &c.

Wicker Baskets and Mats,"Willow Chairs,

Einbroldeiy and Crochet Work,

All the above will be found in greatvariety, and excellent quality,

together with nil theusual stock of a

Dry Goods E.stublinliiiiciit.A call xx ill y you handsomrlv for

the tumble. 21"ly

MR. W. H. WILHNSON

aSrSBgbegs to notify to tho public of Hono

lulu and 0 livelier to and fromall foreign ports that

Ho has Purchasedthe Business and Stock in trade of the

Honolulu & San Francisco Express &

Transfer Company,

And that ho proposes to carry on thebusiness in good style; in fact

everything will be done

"UptotheHandlorAll persons requiring furniture, bag.

Kaae or jroods of auv dcserintlon shift.ed. transferred or shinned will find It totheir advantage to apply to him at hisunite, iving Birci'i,

Telephone No. 130,slow rates as possible. 187

FOR SALE, a No. 2

x Warehouse Feed MillGilnds fiom i to 10 tons per tiny.

AIsh, pulleys, belts, etc., all in j?oodoidei; cm be urn by steam or horsepower, just the aitlele for a plantation.

ALSO,

HAY, OATS, CORN,Wheat, Urnn, Barley, Whole ami

Ground, Mixed Feed, etc. ,

AS CHEAP AS THIS CHEAPESTo'J LAINE Co., Ui Fort at.

DILLING-HA-Importers and Dealers In

Hardware, Agricultural7".

House Furnishing Goods, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &c.

Have made large additions to their stock of goods' To which they Invito the attention of buyers.

Weston's Iiilereiitil X3nlloy Blocks.nHplil

BERRY SPfeKfllGHTiill

KerosonoJOil,

For family uc, tlio high-est test tiil in the

Him ket.

A full line of Tinware, andCall and examine our stock,

ADDITIONS to our formerGREAT cxSucz, Kalaktiun,aud Cityof Sydney, of

Ship Chandlery & Ship Storos:Cordage hemp Manila, cotton duck,Flax canvas, lla sail twine, beeswax,Blocks oars 8 to 2-- ft; shackles,Bales of o.tkum, hooks and thimbles,Club block, snatch blocks, row-lock-

Iron stmp blocks, mast beads shlcves,Metaline and patent bushingsStockholm tar, pitch, coal tar, tar oil,Bright and black varnishes, wire riggingAlanine, seizing nousciiue, ratlin,Spuuyarn, caulking irons copper tacks,Iron tacks, connecting links, , , 'Marllu spikes caulking mallets,Matt hoops hand spikes, pitch mops,Tar brushes, &c.Faints and Paint Oil, a full assortment

of all kinds and colors;Pacific Rubber Paint, a now lot, Includ- -

all the various colors;Brushes Paint, varnish, pencil, white-was-

paste, aitlst, shoe, scrub, andsash a good assortment of each;

Axes and hatchets, wood and shingling;Ship lanterns and side-light- s the Regu-

lation article.

Groceries and Provisions.A full assortment of line groceries, in- -

ciuuing some cnoice varieties otcanned goods:

Table pic fruits, jams and jellies, a newarticle, put up by a new firm, andwc can highly recommend them asbeing something really nice;

A now lot of Teas, Including some supe-rior Japan varieties;

Sugar Retlncd and raw;Hams, bacon, lard, smoked beef, In tins,

new article;Curried fowl, curried oysters, ' 'Plum pudding, kits salmon bellies,Kits mackerel, kits tongues and sounds,Codfish, cheese. O.xford sausag, in tins;Balsins, in K, J and boxes;Raisins, in tins; currants In 4 & 71b tinsPickles, in 1 gal., yz gal., qts, & 5 gal kgsCorn starch, tapioca, vermicelli,Macaroni, dried apples, piunes, plums,

pcacues aim pears.FLOUR AND BREAD.

Golden Gate cxtnv family, Eldorado,Golden City, Graham, oat and corn mealMedium In cud, assoitcd crackers,Ginger snaps, tally, saloon pilot bictul,Soda biscuits, rice and collee,Whale and sperm oil,Sperm candles, 4s and Gs.

All of the above icill be sold at theJJebt Market Jlatcsy

Buyers arc mo4 respectfully invited tocall ami examine our stock.

10S BOLLES & CO;

THE OLD OOBNEREstablished, 1838.

IIaut Bitos., : : Proprietors.

MEALSSciied up In llist-clas- .s style at all hours

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

Always on hand

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

Iced. lOxriulcs !

IF YOU "WANT

A GOOD CUP OF COFFEEAND A--

NICE $fe LUNCH

CAM. AT Till;

Beaver Kefreshment Room,Finest Brands of Tobacco,

Clgi(rs, Cigarettes, etc,

Always In slock.

Ice cold Bodaw uler and Ginger Alc.

II. J. NOLTE,200 tf Pioprletor.

Drink Tlsher'sCHAMPAGNE CIDER I

So favorably hnown throughout theHawaiian Islands. Sold by all

rcspectnblo dealers.No.iaT.illUiiat., llouolulu 71

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0UUIUI111UVJUIIAs our list is huge,

at n low rale of

Steam Planing

all klndu ofBrackets,

Doois, and all ofllnlsh. Tinning, Scroll mid Baud

S.imIii. All kinds of and

Oider.s attended to and w oikUnlets fiom tho other Is-

lands 21

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At 10 per Cord.

Apply to

A.(215 Bin Foot of street.i .

a,Apply to

S. M.

18V M. S. 8. Wharf.-J-g,

JustPer bktue a lull

Silk, merino and

01 A.

Implements,

GRAND OPENING

PARISIAN HATS,MILLINERY,

FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS

CHAS. FflSHEL'SPOPULAR STORE.

Union Feed Company-- CARRIES

Largest and

HAY, GRAIN

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Large invoices for saloupon lerinsr""

New styles of Plows, ' '

&c, iLc. I

numerous to& CO., Fort Street.

S. Luce. A. Bush.

THE- -

A. "V. BUSH, Fort St., Honolulu

aro enabled to the mid182

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A splendid and varied assortmentJust 1

B2T Fort Street, -- a

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All description, guarantees keep a full supplyconstantly on hand.

J. ETSON & Go's

WE prepared to receive further any Paper Magazine publishCalifornia, Eastern Stale, Canada, and Eiuopc.

present time rccchc e mail over hundred and fifty!dillerent Papers and Magazines, published in English, German, and

.LillllglitlgUS,subscription Me

Magazines Subscription.

GEOllGB WAS,and Builder,

Honolulu Mllls; Espla-nade, Honolulu.

Mamifactuies Mouldings,Window Frames, Blinds,

Sasbt.s. kinds Wood-oi- k

Sawing Plan-ing, Jlmticingaiid Tenanting.

promptlygtinr.iutccd.

solicited

FOB SALE

OHIA LEHUAFIRE WOOD

F. Cooke,Nuuaiiu

FIRE WOOD!FOB SALE,

.A.t 10 CordvCARTER,

Received,Eureka, liue'of

cotton.

Pajama Etc.WrlUcluudsoij&CO.

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mention.DILLINGHAM

Best Stock

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furnish Papers

STOVESRANGES!

Cluuuleliers,l'oiulaiils,

Lamps,

Opeiicd

SAMUEL NOTT,

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ARGOSY SUSPENDER,

W. ROBESubscription Department

French,

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