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No. 30(5. II. I., 25, 1883. GO CENTSauDsontPTioN

PER MONTH.

THE DAILY" WALTER HILL, Proprietor.

Is published every morning nml clrcu.lulctl throughout tho town by canters,mill forwarded to the other Islands byevery opportunity.Subscription, - -- , : 50 ccnls por Month.

0. Caiison Kknyon, Editor.All busbies communications to lie nd- -

thesed, Manager Daily Bulletin, l'ostOlllcc Box No. 14. Telephone 230.

Onirc, .... (liircn HJrcet,Opposite WcflV Cnrtlngo Factory.

J. Q. Cr.uvion, Manager

THE HAWAIIAN TREATY

Washington, January 3d. Tito1 louse' Committee on Foreign Affairs,it is expected, will tnko ilnnl nctionon the bill pending before them sincethe early pint of last session, abro-gating the Hawaiian ReciprocityTreaty, at their nicctingon Fridaynext. There Jiavc been several morepetitions received from jt. .Louis, andother places asking for the repeal ofthe sugar clause of. the treaty, evenif the other parts were allowed tostand. It will be remembered thatthe Committee found itself equallydivided at its meeting held beforeChristinas. Governor Orth, the ab-

sent member, lias since died. Muchdepends, therefore, on whom SpeakerKeifcr will appoint to fill the vacancyin the Committee. Williams ofWisconsin, Chairman of the Commit-tee, does not know whether he will beable to be at the next meeting.Blount of Georgia, who fought hard-est against the treaty, is absent athome, but it. is thought he will returnby Thursday.

Owing to the death of MinisterAllen, it is said the Hawaiian. Lega-tion had requested the House Com-

mittee on Foreign Affairs to postponefinal action on the bills and jointresolutions respecting the report ofthe treaty between Hawaii and theUnited States. Could the legationmake a formal request, the Commit-tee will not take, as was proposed,its final action next Friday, but willdefer action until the Hawaiian Gov-renme- nt

can substitute a representa-tive in place of Allen. He had beenpaying earnest attention to the sub-

ject. The House Committee onForeign Affairs has had, since theirintroduction and reference last ses-

sion, three bills and one jointuesolu-tio- n

on the subject. The bills aresubstantially the same in their pur-

poses. Two of those are to terminatethe convention or treaty of June 3,1875, with the reign of his Majesty,King 'of the Hawaiian Islands, andtlie other bill is to provide for thecollection of the duties imposed bylaw on all sugars imported from theIslands above the grade of sugar'known in 1875, in the markets ofSan Francisco and Portland, asSandwich Islands sugar. The Housejoint' resolution before the Commit-tee has reference to the establishmentof a customs union treaty which theGovernment of the Hawaiian Islands.It requests the President to opennegotiations looking to the formationof n customs union with Hawaii bywhich tho customs tariff of the UnitedStates shall ,be applied in thoseIslands on all goods coming fromcountries! other than the UnitedSUites. While a majority1 of 'theCommittee, oppose rescinding thetreaty entirely, they will vote to give,the required twelve months' noticeto suspend commercial relations. Ajoint resolution and bill for the samepurpose have1 been 'foi' some time be-

fore the Senate Committee on For-eign delations.

B, dents' Bik Suspenders (home.thing new) will ho sold during the Holt.day's nt the Honolulu Clothing Empori.uin of A. M. Mkmjs, 101 Fort Street. 271

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8Sy4000 yards of Quoehoo all woolflannel, from 25 cts. up, at Chas. J.Fibhol's Leading Millnery House.

C5f Wanted a suite of rooms, withhoard, In a prlvnto family, for lady andgentleman, In a respectable neighbor-hood. Address J. E, Wiseman, IlealEstate Broker. 283 lw

JOOrPlain Sateens all colors, atChas. J, Fishers Leading MillineryIIouso. 235

t3?" A lino selection of Ladies' SatinCorsets can he hail at the HonoluluClothing Emporium of A. M. Mui.lib,101 Fort Street. . 271

B3SF"V'ute open front shirts, atChas. J. Fisliel'ai Leading MillineryHouse. .

Cg-- Thu largest selection of Ladles'Flchuu and Collarettes of the latestPattern are to )ie hud at tho HonoluluClothing Emporium of A. M. Mkij.ih,.JW Fort Street' 871

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THE DAILY BULLETINHONOLULU, THURSDAY, JANUARY

BULLETIN B. F. EHLERS cfc Co.,

DRY GOODS IMPORTERS,All the Latest Novelties in Fancy Goods Received by every steamer TTQR T STREET

LOOK OUT FOR

A. M. MELLIS' NEW' ,;

BREAKING HOUSESIX GUKUIXi: STYI.K.

WALLACE JACKSON

TSte the thorough exporiene.ed horse breaker, wNlics

SjzS&.a'SZi; "'I'0 public to know thathe is fully prepared to

take charge of stock, anil guaranteesto break them thoroughly on Ills Ranch,mid attend carefully to feeding anddoctoring horses.. He has now in hiscluirgc such celebrated steeds as BlackThorn and other thoroughbreds, and hasthe exclusive charge of all of Mr. JamesCampbell's stock.

Orders left nt tho Pantheon Stable",or at the mommoth stables on Mr. JamesCampbell's property nt Kapiolani Park,will meet with promptness. 203 ly

Merchants & Storekeepers.THE YEAR IS CLOSING I de-

sireAS to say that all merchants andstorekeepers will find it to their interestto patronize me if outside help is re-

quired to adjust accounts arrange books,and general business matters for the newyear.

E2T" Commercial matters of every dcs.cription attended to.

J. E. WISEMAN,General Business Agent,

201 lm 27 Mcichunt street.

To llercIiiiutN,"jlTASTER Mechanics and Others.lVl. The services of a live and reliableCollector of Bills has been engaged forthe expiration of the present quarterand year. All accounts .sent here forcollection will receive prompt attention.Commission moderate, lteturns madedaily.

283 ' Cavexaoh's AaENcr.

A. KRAFT,JEWELER, jlVOPTIOI AN,

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

lug, opposite the Bank.

Chas D. Gcinscli,Praotical 'k Wonbmolroi'.

BSy Hotel Street, opposite, the123 :tm International Hotel. U

Artesian Ice Works

ICK DELIVERED to all parts of theand suburbs,

)riler from the other Islands prompt-ly attended to.

Olllee nt W. E. Fosrmt's, Saddler,Fort stieet.150 Telephone No. 111. 2m

ICE MANUFACTORY.HONOLULU to all pails of theCity. Shipping supplied lu quantitiesto suit. Telephoiu, No, GS. Ollleu atWilder & Co.'.,. 18

rJ?lio IliiwuiiuiiTemperance Year Book,

For 188IJ,

rpiIEUK will ho published hero inJL January, 188U, a year book, an In.

tercsting and useful volume- with theabove title. A handy hook of refereneoas well asa valuable hook for tho house,hold. It will bo especially devoted totho temperance cause, and will bu ofmuch use all the year around. You wiltbo solicited to subscribe to this book,and can obtain further information bycalling upon 1), M. OKOWLEY,

280 Honolulu, H. I.

iG. II. ROBERTSON,Drayman beat teams

lu town, Telephone . 00, lo

ADVERTISEMENT.

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H.S. TREGLOAN,TAILOR,

201 FORT ST.

lloticrt Lruere, . SI. Coolsc,

LK W E It S & COO K 15 ,(successors to Lowers & Dickson,)

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

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

and Rulltling Materials of every kind,cor. Port and Queen sts., Honolulu. 1

A LLEN & ROBINSON, Dealersr. Lumber and all kinds of Bulldinj:Materials, Paints Oils Nails, etc. 71

& PHILLIPS, PracticalPlumbois, GtiM Fitters mid Copper-

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

bCIIIL GERTZ, No. 80 Fort st.and dealer in Gent's,

Ladies' and Children's boots, shoes anilslippers. 0!J

BROWN & CO., Importers andin Ales, Wines and Spirits,

No. 1) Merchant St., Honolulu. 12

rviirr; Honolulu Iron "Works,engine-- , sugar mills, boil.

ei, coolers; iron, hrns and lead cast-ings; machinery of every descriptionmade to order. Paiticular attention paidto ship's hlacksmithing. Job woik exe-cuted at short notice. 1

"Wilson Brothers,..

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E R AL 1JL AC K S M ITI 1 S.GEN Horse Shoeing n specialtyA lirst-chis- s man being specially engaged

for that work.Ship and Wagon work faithfully

attended to.Shop on tho Esplanade, op. IIoppcr's.201

rpiIE Hawaiian Journal, " Ko Ha-- X

waii Pai: Aixa," owned andedited by Kawaiuui Bros. ; has aweokly edition of 3,00 copies, andis thu best advertising medium. Of-

fice. No. U Merchant st. 1

THE EVILS OF PAINTINGAnd their Jtt'inedy.

" It has been bald with much truth,too, that bouse painting might, withstudy ami acquirement of taste, resumeIts rank as a 'liberal art." PmnttrsMn ii iia I,

Relieving the above to be true, A. RKERR has now reorganized Ills systemof working the business in Honolulu,In thu llrsfplant lie has seemed the scr.vices of that celubrati'd aitlst, Mr. MaxKuii.v, formeily of San Francisco, whosework in the line of plain and decorativepapcr.limiglng, irescoing, Ac, is up tothe piescnt time unsiiijias-ed- , and onthese Islands has never been equalled.For bouse painting jobs llrst-clns- s me-chanics only will be employed. Infuture patrons can depend upon my till-ing every order on the most bcieutlllebasis known to the trade.

The Sign Painting and Letteringwill bu permanently presided

over by Mr. Oj:o. BritATMirmi, (furthercomment unnecessary,)

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

"Tijje'r Paint Store,247 ly 78 King Street.

TTNION FEED COMPANY. A. W.J Uubit, Manager. Bee udvcitlsu- -

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Commission JYEorcnants.Geo. W. Mncfnrlanc. II. R. Macfnrlanc.

Q. W. MACFARLANE & Co.

IMPORTERS, COMMISSION MER- -

CHANTS andSntjiw Factors,

Fire-Proo- f Building, - 52 Queen street,Honolulu. II. I.

aoi:kts forThe WaikanuSuirar Plantation. Maui.The Spencer Sugar Plantation, Hawaii,Thu lleeia Sugar Plantation, Oahu,Hticlo Sugar Mill, Maul,Huclo Sugar Plantation, Maui,Puulo.i Sheep Ranch Co.. llawnli,J. Fowler & Co. Steam Plow and Port-

able Tramway Works LeedsMiri lees Watson &Co's Sugar Machln

cry, Glasgow,Glasgow and Honolulu Line of Packets.

185

FS. PRATT Ss CO.Atictionccis and General

Commisiiou Mci chantsReaver Rloek, Queen SI., Honolulu.Special attention given to the Sale of

Real tc and Personal Properly.Advances made on consignments. 210

ClniiK Srn-cl.il;- . Win. (1. lrttiu.

W. G-- . Irwin & Company,Sugar Factois and Commission

Agents, Honolulu. 1

HHackfeld & Company,CouimUsion AkciiIs,

Queen street, Honolulu. 1

S. OLEQHOBN & CO.A. Importers and CommisionMerchants dealers in General Merchan-dise, Queen and Kaahuniiinu sts., Hono-lulu. 78

II. A. P. C'nrlcr. 1. C. Jonef, Jr.

0. BREWER & COMPANY,Shlnnbiir and Commlsion

Merchants, Quen st., Honolulu. 1

rPHEO. H. DAVIE8 Ss COMPANY,JL Importers and Commission

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

DIAS & GONSALES,No. f7 Hotel Sticct. Honolulu.

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

280 ive,, cc., &c.

JOHN T. WATERIIOUSE,Importer nnd Dealer in General

Merchandise, Queen st., Honolulu. 1

TVI" S. GR1NBALTM & CO.,i-'-- Importers of General

Coniniissiou Meiehunts,Hnuolulu. i

M. S. GU1NBAUM & CO. ,Loniniisslou jMcrelinnts, 124

Califoiniu street, Sim Francisco,Cal.

L H N E II A N & C O ..J-- Imtiorters and Coininission Mrr.chants, Ntiunnu St., Honolulu. 1

S. '. Cnstle. J. 11. Athcrtim.

C S T L E & COOKE.Shiniilnu and Coininission M"er.

chants. Importers and Dealers in Gen-en- d

Merchandise, No. 80 King street,Honolulu. i

NG YVO CHAN & Co..W niDoi tcrs and General Dealerslu English. American and Chinese Pro-visions, Plantation Tea and GeneralSupplies. Also, white and colored con-tract unit ting, all qualities and prices.

BQr No. 22 Niuianu Street, oppositeMr. Along!. 81

A. a. ELLIS,BROKER, will buy or sell

Plantation Stock; Bonds, ami'Other Marketable Securities,

Atthelr market value for cash.215 Ortleo with E. P. Adams Auct'r.

WILLIAM O. SMITH,STOCK BROKER,

NO. 08 Merchant Street,Honolulu, II. I,'

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

Bonds and Similar Securities Boughtand Sold on Commission,

Money loaned on Stock Securities.Honolulu, Oct. 1st, 1882. 211

JOHN N0TT,Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Worker,

Plumber, Gas Fitter, &u.

Stoves and Rangesof all kinds,

Plumbers' stock and metals,IIouso Furnishing Goods,

77 Chandeliers Lamps, &c.

A. S. CLEGHORN & Co.Have received a large assortment of

Boots & Shoesto buU all clinsw of purcbabcis, 11

Professionals.

S.:& Mann, B. 8.,TKACIIKtl OF D11AW1NO.

DllAUOIITlNO AND THE SciEMCKS.28' Ko. 18! Fort street. lm

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

Olllcc mid residence, No. 5 School street,(between Fort nnd Emma).

Olllee hours 10:30 to 11:30a. in.l:30to:i:30n. m.

210 Telephone, No. 201.

DR. THAOHER,DENTIST,

101M Fort street (up stairs.)Charges lower thnn any other dentist

In Honolulu, whether traveling dentistor otherwise. Satisfaction guaranteed.

yyj

DR. EMERSON,Residence mid consultation roomi

at No. 2 Ivtikiil St., corner of Fort.Telephone No. 140. 59 2m

"TR. G. TROUSSEAU,JL begs to notifyhis friends that hohas resumed practleu In Honolulu, ltcsl.denco and consulting rooms, No. 73Punchbowl st., opposite the makid gateof the Queen's Hospital. Consultinghours from !) a. in. to 1LV

Telephone No. lt3j Si;

TXT AUSTIN WHITING,T Y Attorney and Counsellor at Law.Agent to take acknowledgments of

Instruments.Knnhuiiianu St., Honolulu. 209

T M. MONSARRAT,

ATTORNEY AT LAWAND NOTARY PUBLIC.

Real Estate m any pail of the Kingddbought, sold nnd leased, on '

commission.Loans negotiated,

Lugal Documents Drnwn.No. 27 Merchant st. (Gazette Block),1U0 Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands

S. B. Dole,Lawyer and Notary Public,

11 No. 15 Kaahum.iiiu st.

JM. Davidson,Attorney at Law.

ll! 24 Merchant street.

Iranois M. Hatch,Attorney at Law,

2 15 Knahuiuaiiu st.

John Russell,Attorney at Law,

Olllcc, corner of Port and Merchant st.(up stairs) us

WILLIAM O. SMITH,Attorney at Law,

3 No. 30 Merchant street.

KIOHARD P. BICKERTON,and Counsellor at Law.

Money to lend on Mortgages of Fice.holds. Olllee, No. 81 Merchant M. 1

Brown,' Attorner and Counsellor at Lair,

Notary Public, and Agent for taking Ac-knowledgments of Instruments for theIsland of Oahu. No. 8 Kaahuinnnu st.,Honolulu. i

r o. berqer,KAAHUSIANU STUKUT.

General Agent for ,

The N. Y. Life Insurance Company,The City of London Fire In. Co(limit'd)Mnenenlo & Urban Safes,The Celebrated Sjiringlleld Gus Muchine ,

Gas Fixtures of Mitchell, Ynnco & Co.238

Charles T. Gulick,NOTARY PUBLIC, ".

Agent to take Acknowledgincnts to "yLabor Contracts,

AND GENERAL BUSINESS AGENTiOlllee, in Makee's Block, comer Queen

and Kaahumauii streets, Honolulu. 21

J, WILLIAMS & Co. ZT. '

120 Fort Sttcet, . . Honolulu,Portrait and Landscape

?80 ly '

XriLLIAM AULD, Agent to 'Y t take Acknowledgments tp Con.

tracts for Lnlior for thu District of KonuIsland of Oahu, at thu olllco of the Hono-lulu AVnterWorks, foot of Nuuiinu st.

18!) tf

"TOIIN A. HASSINGER,Agent to taku Aekiiouledgmciits tu ,

Contracts for Labor. Interior 'Jfllee,Honolulu. 7

W. AKANA,Chluesu and Hawaiian Trans.

lator and Intcmictcr,No. 48 King street, Honolulu.

Tiaiislations of either of the) ahovo jlanguages made with accuracy and dis-patch, and on reasonable terms, ' 209 '

J II. RRUNS, Cooper and Ganger,Water Tanks of any dimensions,

Cooperage, No,10 Fort stieet,Honolulu. .

Oil Casks, Shooks mid Hoop Iron con."281 bluutly on hand mid (or stile, ly

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T1IU11SSDAY, JAN. 2f, 1833.

THI8 DA-y'- DOINGS.MORNING.

Regular Cnsh Sale, nt Sales Roomof E. P. Attains, tit 10 o'clock.

AFTERNOON!Kindergarten Biblo Class at 3.

EVENINQ.

Kninclinincliu Lodge, 7:00.

J. Oilman's School.JoM'.t'it Gilmax enrns n liveliliood

liy leaching n, little school, nt Pa-lnm- n.

"When j'onng, Josr.ru fell

from n horse, niul injured one leg so

badly Hint he has never since been

able to locomolc without the assis-

tance of a crutch. Hut the injuryI) the leg did not affect his head:Jou's head is level. His heart is

also in the proper place, and is big

with kindly feeling and tender sym-

pathy. Moreover, he is one of thoseindustrious men, who cannot 1;c

happy unless doing something.

About two years ago, finding thathis little sweet potato farm and

banana plot did not fully occupy hi

tinic JosKVii conceived the idea of

opening a school, hoping thereby to

furnish himself with useful and con-

genial employment as well as to earna little needed cash. His only school-hous- e

was his private dwelling, in

which he made a beginning with five

pupils, on November 2, 1880. liedevoted himself to his new dutieswith earnestness and diligence, andas a consequence his school soon be-

came popular with parents, andnumbers increased to such an ex-

tent that ho had no room for theiraccommodation.

A proper school. room, with school

furniture, then became an iudispens-abl- c

necessity. A neat little build-

ing, 21x14 feet, was therefore ercct-- c

1 and suitably furnished.From forty to fifty pupils, boys

and girls, varying in age from five

to twelve years, assemble in thislittle school-hous- e five days in theweek, to receive instruction in read-

ing, writing, and clcmcntaiy arith-

metic. They arc taught in theEnglish language only, and havemade remarkable progress.

It would be difficult, if not im-

possible, to find a native school

better conducted than this one, or anative teacher so'diligent, so pains-

taking, and so persevering in train-

ing the young' intellect as JosnriiG11.MAS. "

ORGAN RECITAL.

.The tenth free organ recital wasgiven Iry Mr. Wray Taylor on Tues-

day evening, in HI. Andrew's Cathe-

dral. The attendance was good,although more could have foundKeats. Mr. Taylor's style of playingis now well-know- n, so that it isneedless to refer to it; but wc

should (specially like to notice thedelicacy of execution which markedNos. 1 and 5 on tho programme,llclle's Offertoirc in G. and Silas'Andante in C. To our taste thesewere the two finest pieces on theprogramme. The chief attractionthough of this recital was the opportunity of hearing a new singer. MissMichiels has a clear, strong sop-

rano voice, which has been wellcultivated. Occasionally it soundsvery' sweetly, but tho whole effectwas marred by n constant indulgencein that vicious tremolo which usedto be so fashionable among singers.Singing to bo really plcasurabloshould bo clear and firm. In all

other respects Miss Michlcls acquit-ted herself well, and our local cele-

brities must look well to their laurelsif she fttays here. To her solos herbrother played an excellent cornetaccompaniment.

the LectureAt the Honolulu Library fc ReadingRoom Association Hall, by tho RevGeo. "Wallace, on Tuesday evening,was but sparsely attended. It seemsto us a pity tlmt when tho Commit-Ij- o

of the Association arc tryingtheir best to get up some little intel-

lectual amusement and recreationfor the public, that tho public shouldencourage them more. If these Jec-tui- cs

full through the public only

will be to blame, The leclurcr read

from his notes a very interestingstudy on "Talking." Judging from

the announced title of the lecture,"A fine Art much Neglected," wc

were unprepared to hear this as thesubject. The witty way, however,in which the Reverend lecturer made

his point that talking was a fine artson put us in good humor withourselves, and wc resolved to culti-

vate it on every opportunity. Tholecture showed that talking, as an

all, was much neglected. Sufficientcare was not taken about tho signifi-

cation of words, and the beauties ofcollocation and rhetoric were almostentirely neglected. The subject wastreated in a humorous but plainstyle, and the audience departedwell satisfied with their treat.

PoLiciT court January 23.rillMINAI, CAI.V.NDAU.

Yet "Wane, keeping victuallinghouse without a license, remandedfront 23rd, fined So add 3 costs, asthere were extenuating circumstances

Kipi, drunk, fined So and SI costsII. C. Dcvoll, carrying a pistol,

fined $lf and $1 costs.Daniela Nainau, larceny of watch,

remanded to the 2itli.Yin Lock, gross cheat, remanded

to the 25th.Win. Jones and Jno. Branchcr,

assault and battery, nol. pros. Thoywere then brought up for disorderlyconduct to captain and male on theHermann, and remanded to 25th.

SHIPPING NOTES.The brig J. 1). Sprcckcls has ar-

rived and docked at Spear street,S. l', Jan. 11th, to discharge hersugar. She returns to Honoluluwith despatch.

LCOAL Sj GENERAL ITEMS.

The James Makec brought 2710pkgs of sugar.

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Ox our front page will be foundan article on the Hawaiian Treaty.

Mil. Montauo has finished thephoto of a fine group of the New

Hebrides Islanders.

Tin: mall for San Francisco, perW. G. Irwin, closes at the PostOffice at 1 p.m. to-da- y.

Gkkat credit is due to the Minis-

try for their piompt action in agreeing to help to send off the C. R.Bishop in search of the Suez.

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Tin: drawing of Mr. Mclnerny'slottery will come off at Lyons &

Levey's auction room, on the Satur-day before the Coronation, (Feb. 10)

Oun readers will please lakenotice that the Social, which nanannounced to be held in Fort streetChurch this evening, has been post-

poned for one month.

Tin: first of Prof. Hitchcock'sScientific Lectures will bo held un-

der the auspices of the Y. M. C. A.at the Lyceum, on Friday evening,Jan. 2(ith, at 7:30 o'clock. Ticketscan now be had at Hie book-store- s.

Tin: bachelors gave a party at theresidence of Mr. 11. Macfaiianc onTuesday night, at which the youngladies thoroughly enjoyed theniT

selves. The young men rather prid-

ed themselves on tho excellence oftheir arrangements, and wc mustsay wc agree with them.

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Ybstkkday Mr. W. Auld showedus, at the Water Works office, 11

Crown Water Meter. It is proposedto introduce these hero and to attachthem to nil water taps. It measures'up to millions of cubic feet, aud each

cubic foot equals one gallon. Nextsteamer specimens of tho now styloof hydrant will arrive.

Wi: understand that the ngonts ofthe " W. G. Irwin," which sails forSan Fiancisco will in-

struct Capl. Turner to shape hiscourse so as to meet that whichwould probably bo taken by thoSuez, should sho bo under sail andendeavoring to make tho Islands.And should she happen to find herall necessary assibtanco will bo rendered.

YcaTKllllAY, tit 11 !'15 n.Hl., tllO

steamer C. R. Biship loft in searchof the Suez. She will take n zigzagcourse on the direct steamer route,and will go as far as San Fraucisco,unless bUc fortunately meets with

the Suez before that. One third ofher charter is provided by the Brit-

ish Government, one third by IhoHawaiian Government, and tho re-

mainder by the Agents of the Suezand friends of those on board.

The Colonics and India reports'an extraordinary fatality fromBritish Guiana, where on inexper-ienced traveller having, us is thocustom in tropical eountrio's, takena ic freshing draught from thu stemof' one of tho many walui holdingplants which thrive in tho forests,qualified his cold refreshment bya "nip,' of rum. Shortly afterwardshe died in excruciating agony, anda postmortem examination showedthat his internal organs were liter-ally sealed up with indinrubbor.Ho had imbibed tho sap of theJlimuKops btihtlti, tho juice ofwhich coagulates and hardens inalcohol, and the rum l had itsusual clloct in the poor ' man'sstomach, with iiccessurilly fatalresults.

TO KENT, on Kulttokiilnml'lulnx, coner of Kin.m antlI'ousarohi M reels one LAltUE

COTTAGE, conlainlni: l'nrlo.--, DiutnsBoom, i) lledi oiiiiw, Balh-- 0111 with allmodem conveniences; huge Pantry andKitchen, with latticed virand roomattached ; also Stable, witli U o stalls, linyand carriage moms; and 2 rooms forservants. For fuither particulars applyto WM. W. Hall. 30(1

To B.i't.

A PLEASANT COTTAGE, centrallyHiiiulile for two gcitllc.

men. Infinite at IH'i.i.utix Olllce. 300

Nhuir L'ast For Sale,

A FINK SHOW CASE, 8 feet Ion- -;

with parkin;; ca-- c; en it be Mienfiiim Kilo 12 o'cloek, next Wilkinson'sEpre-- s Olllce, Kingst. 3011 ilt

J" AWRENCE & FREETH,.J CONTHACTOHS.

Plans and Estimate: fuuiMird for worksnf construction. Civil Engine iritis itSurvey'ns; Olllce, ill ami 2i Merchant st,above".!. W. liobcil'-o- & Co's.U00 P. O. Box, 101. ly

STHANGEHS will find a

Comfortable Homeat 118 Nu mini Aenue. Booms furni-h-c- d

single or suite, at modeiatc uhargc.HOP (in'i Hits. J. Tt "WHITE.

THE FIRST OFProf. C. II. Hitchcock's

Course of Five

SCIENTIFIC LECTURESundcr thu auspices of the Y. 31. C. A.,

will lie deliveredOil 33Vilv;-- , .Tiuujviy MO,

at 7:1)0 o'clock,

At tho Lyceum.Subject "What may lie learned from

Niagara Falls."Admission, 1 : ticket,--) for tho whole

course of live lecture-- , $3. Childienunder 12, half-pric-

Tickets obtainable at the booklore,from members of the Committee, ami nttho door of the Lyceum. I'M 2t

Motive.rpHE undersigned liavian puic'.iasedJL thu

Butchering Businessor Tin:

Metropolitan and City MarketsOn King aiid"Nuuanu streets, Honolulu,v ill cany on tho Mime on his own ac-

count under the trade llaino of

CiTumztz'v 'WAjr.T-.is-K.

As fiom the 1st January, 1880.;)0I 3t tin.imiiT .JoitNMix "Wai,li:ii.

rC-- NOTICE. The G iptuin or,jSg Agents of Hie bark Hermann

2JKiwill not bo ropnusililu for-- "' miy debts coulractc I by any

of the olllceis or crew of said vcr-tel- .

!I01 lw P. A. Sciiai:ki:h & Co., Agent-1- .

AVnnteil,IMMEDIATELY, iv neatly' furnished

Cottage, ,i)i apleasant1 nelL'hhorliood, for n' gentlemanandihis family. "Will' pay a good rental.Apply or uddtefs iuimeiljately o J.EVim:i:ax, Genera1 Businessr Agents.

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Wim ted, ,

having a copy of J. AV.

Kauwahl's "Form Book" Joof, will ilnd a purchaser by bending

worn to!i0;l tf J. AV, HOIIKUT.-O-N & Co.

Wnnied,AKESPECTAULE TIDY GIRL or

to take careof children and act as nuv.-- c, and to tra-vel with lliefamily in foreign lands.

Comfortable home oll'ured with suit-able wages.

AddreVi, or apply to J, E. WISEMAN,General Basinet Agent, No. 27 Mer.chant sliect. 3011 lw

Ts'oi ic.AT a mcc'ling of thu Dlicctors of

Paik Association held Jan,lSlli, 1883, tho following ollkcrs weioeleeled for the ensuing year, vl.i

A. S. Cleghorn , . Prc.-.iden-

Di'.J.S. MeGrew....Yi(ic.Pre.s.II, B. Mncfarlanc Secretary.Cecil Blown Tivasurer.

Signed, II. It. MAOFAHLANE,302 1 w Jjce, KJL'.JV

To tlic liiuliesi !

ELEGANT FANCY WORKFor tiij: nouDAVd.

OltDEHS taken and lessons given )nSilks, and Crewel Em-

broidery. "YVorly to bo seen every dayfrom 10 a. in. to 2 p.m., at 131 Foil

'trect

(next door lo Dr, lirodle). 2f2 3iu

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of which they linvo large invoices lo arrive.

Novelties in nil Lines of Agricultural Implements',1'' j

LU111UCAT1KG OILS.

'list Xtoooiveils- -

A large Consignment off

Kerosene Oil, lancet nozzle cans, 150 Fire, ,Test, n( froinJEiibtein Itcllnurc, for sale iuimaiitillcs to bull,

at very low price.'.

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Reciprocity Relations Rather RevivifyingBetween the Hawaiian Inlands and the United States, and

between lult:iwaiiiin Islands and

.r. TVIWEMAN,Real Estate Broker, Employment Agent and Genoral(

Business Agent,Office, 27 Jlciciiant street, - . . Hawaiian Gazette Block.

The only recognized Heal Estate Broker in the Kingdom.Lund and properly for sale in all parts of Honolulu and the various Inlands.Houses lolcubcand in Honolulu and suburbs.Booms to rent, en suite or single, throughout Honolulu.

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AUCTION SALES BY F. S. PRATT & Co.

uYXXlflR. THIS 33A.TEwe will hold our

Regular Room SaleOn Friday of each week.

P. S. PItATT & Co. Auctioneers.

Tor Sale,To arrivo per barkcntlnc " Eureka."

200 biilcj Cnllforuii Hay,200 Sacks O.tts,200 Sacks Bran,230 Sacks Com,200 Sacks Ground Barley,200 Sacks Barley,2C0 Snuks Potatoes.

P. S. Pnvrr tfc Co., Auctioneers.

Auction Sales by E.P. Adams

This Day, Thursday,January 2oth, at 10 a.m., at Salc3 Boom,

will be held

Regular Cash SaleAmo.-kea- g Denims, Amoskeag Ticking,Fine silk handkerchiefs, Curtains, Lace,Hose, woolen and table damask, Quilts,Shectinir, Blankets, Cotton's,Buggy Holies, Linen dress goods,Print, Towels, Cashmere shawls,Men's; Boy's and Youth's Clothing.Hut- -, umlcr-hiil- s, overalls and jumpers,

ALSO

Hiinc oP Xi'ewli GroecricH,Snuks of Brown Sugar,A small Lot of Furniture.

Alto, by older of executor estate of M.J.Hose, a small of

1iic1k, ic'ese, HHoiis, 1 Brake,Boscs and Plants.

'E. P. Adams, Auctioneer,

By tho stmr City of New York,

DIRECT FROM AUSTRALIA,

liUdicM Ciieutlcmeii'M v

BS CORONATION-S- S

SADDLES!Eniliroidercd and plain seats,

Bridles in Rnsset & Blk leatherHiding Whips and Harness,

The llnost imported into these Islands; also,

Solid Leather Portmanteaus,Carpet Bags, Pouches, and

ItiHset Leather Saddle Bags,

oxi.v at.T. II. IjYJS'CII'H,

300 No. 88 King street.

CEDAR SHINGLES I

JUbT lli:cKivi:n nv

211!) Allen ICohiiiNon.

PIONEER STEAM

CANDY FACTORYAND BAKERY.

F, HORN, Practical Confectioner,Pastry Cook and Baker.

No. 71 Hotel fat, Telephone 74.

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Saddles and Haunkss -- Irof all kinds on hand or .

made to order.No milliner or diy 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 Punk jewelry ji

But if you wani satisfaction in my linecall on me at 3 King nt. ,303

The Ilest Tni'iiout in Town.First-clas- s

Express i CarriagesPor.Hire.

Sober and careful drivers.Telephone; 280. 303

I'artiiersiliip Notice.WILLIAM L. GBIEVE this day

the lirm of RoiuntTGitmvu & Co., wliieli is now coniposedof Bobert Grieve and Alatau T. Alkin.son. UOlSEltT OHIEVE & Co.

Honolulu, Jan. 20th, 1883. 303 3t

Xoticc oI'lMHMolntioii.TIIE Union Feed Compniiy, composed

Bruce Cfirtwrlght, V. 8. Luce,and A. W. Bush, was dissolved on tho28th day of December, 1882, Bruce Cart-wrig- ht

purchasing the entire interest ofAV. S. Luce nnd A. "W. Bush, who from-th-

28th December, 1882, ceased to bepartners in the said Union Feed Comp-any. Bruce Cartwriglit, the purchaser,assuming all liabilities of said Companyprior to date of thereof.

"W. S. LUCE.201 lm A. "W". BUSH.

Dissolution of Partnership.NOTICE is hereby given that the firm

Spenrfc Co. is this daydissolved by mutual consent. A. w.iti'cliardson retiring, i

All claims will be paid by C. Broglieand J. A. Spear, and all debts will bocollected by thein.

Tho business will continue under the-lir-

name of Broglie & Spear.Cuas. Bjioolik.

JoiiN'A.'Sr-KAit-.

A. W. Iticn.utDsofci '

Honolulu, Jan. 13, 1883. 2fl0 lm

8ST ISotieo BqA LL DEBTS due to, the, uudprsigncdx. must bo paid on or before the 31st

January, otherwise they will bo placedin the hands ofin'collcctor. i

204 3w CAPT. MAltOHANT.

Xotiee.AT tho Annual Meeting of thc-En-

Maui Plaiitntlou Co., held at.Hono.lulu, January 17th, 1883, tio followlijgollluers were elected for the ensilingyear: ,.

Col. "W. P. Allen PresidentJ. E. HoU'inaiiii , . . .Vice PresidentP. O. Jones, Jr Sco'y mid Trea

Y. F. Allen , Auditordiiikctohh:

Messrs. W. P. Allen, A. G. Ellis, amiP. O. Jones, Jr,

300 3v P.O.JONES, JnBcQ'y.

Noliee.Having iiurcliascdtho good-wi- ll of tho

Hotel Street Market, we are now pie-pare- d

to supply old customers and nowones with tun Lest quality of Beef, Mut-ton Pork, Veal, Poultry and Eggs atmarket prices.

Shipping supplied with livo stock.CAYENAGII & Co.

Honolulu, January 8, 1883. 203

The Hotel Street MarketIs now la a position to supply their eus.

niers withPrime Mutton, Veal,

and everything in tho meal line.Send in your orders. Prompt delivery.201 ' Cavkkami & Co.

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TELEPHONIC.Diniond Head, Jan. 25, 0:30 him

N.B. wind,,llkluc- Ellsi off poll,IJritfniiliue 8 miles off.A tdiip of wnr off Diamond Head.

ARRIVALS.Jan 25- -

llktnc Ella from Snn FranciscoSclir Nellie Merrill froiii LiilihtuaSclir Lcahi from Koliolalclo

"DEPARTURESJan. 21

Stinr 0 R Bishop' for cltiisoSclirKulninntiu for OoktilnSohr Waitnnlu for OnuiuuiiBohr Malolo for TTakalaitSclir Waidiu for PaukaaSehr Kulupa for KuliuliiiSuhr ftl E Fosfor for NiiwiliwiliSuhr l.iholiho for KoloaSclir Ifaleakala fo.' I'cpcckco

VESSELS LEAVING THIS DAYSchr Clarion for KukniliaclcStmr Jaa Mstkcc for KanalBgtne V G Irwin for .San FranciscoSclir Lnka for KohalaSclir Kanluohi for KukniliaclcSclir "Waioli for Paauhau

PASSENGhRS.l'rom San Francisco, per II W

Almy, Jan 2 F Dufrcy, M Sher-man, Mrs Cassidy, Mrs Bowshir and2 children, Mrs S L Pratt, C A Morrison? Counl It voniOhlliuffcn, Mrsvon Ochllialien.

From Kauai, per Jas Makcc, Jan.24 Miss E. Aingcr, Mr. Kcohling,and 17 deck.

For San Francisco, per Eva, Jan23 A Landcrgrcn anil wife, FrankMcEnary, J W Young.

VESSELS IN PORT.Haw bark ICnlakau,i, JlillcrHgtno WU Mover, HowoBgtne W G Irwin, Turnerliktnc Jane A FalicinbcrgBk Lilly Grace, HughesBk HermannB.irk II V Almy, Freeman.Bgtiic Hesperian, WindingHaw brig Ninlto, CameronAm ship Hope,

VESSELS EXPECTED.Hlg Name From DueIT ! S T.nnknwrtnnn finin C:itliin

cr'8'S(Ehrcastein,.fm Bremen, MilStinr Suez, from S. F. Jan 17Am bktne Ella fin S. F. Jan "0Am bk Emerald fm Ft Gamble, Ja aoAm tern JI E Smith fm Ft Gamble, Ja 80Am bk Amy Turner fiom Boston, Jan 28Or bk Oanopus fm Bremen, Feb 7Bk O R Bishop, from Bremen, FebtlO

Jubilee from Newcastle. Feb 12Stmr Zcalandia fm Svdacv, Fob 11

Stmr City of N. York from S. F. Feb 18Br ship Ambassador, fm NewcastleBk Janet Couit. fm Liverpool, MarchBk Aber Ainan fm Glasgow, Di eBr s s C T Hook fm Hongkong, DueAm tern Datoka, fm Ft Bl.ikeley, DueAm bktne Elinor Vernon, fmN.Y.Mli 15Br ship Glenbcrvie fm Liverp'l, Mh

VE88EL8 EXPECTED AT KAHULUI.Sclir lloaiio fiom EurekaSchr Anna fiom EutekaBk F S Thompson fiom NanaimoBgtne 1 In .a id from Ft Townsend

A. FRANK COOKE,

Ofllcc, corner Nuuanuand Queen streets,Honolulu, II. I.,

Agent for the following Packets:Wailele, Urx, Waioli,Waielni, SSt Waimalu.Malolo, &',fc'tf Kill una,Maua, i'SSS. Julia,

Ka Moi, and Ebukai.Red, Flag, with White Ball.

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O-- . WEST,Carriage d$S$ Builder.

Buggies, Carriages, Express "Wagons

nntl-oVer- y kind of vehicles

manufactured.'

IJlacksmilliing, liorsc-slioein- g,

C. BREWERS Co.Oiler to the public n Hue of

Impoited fiom the East,and manufactured by celebrated makers

c.sprcssly for Jhls maiket.

Very Stylish Gut-Und- er

Carryall, made by Mi-sorr- Kimball &Bio., Boston.

BASKET FILOSTONSVery ne.it and hIvIIhIi, from Kimball &

Bros, and W. 1 Sargent ifc CoV.1 Beach Wagon, Brownell's make.

Bemocrnts Wagon.Sidu-Sprin- Tiolllng Buggy.

All the abovo will bo sold low.

F.utics desiring to puiohaso yvlll do wellto call and uuiinino our stock befojopiiioha&lng eUewheic.SJ'Jl lm 0, BREWJBR & Co.

Oceanic Steamship Oomp'y.

.c TUB" A 1 v.j

SsacB Iron Stoainor Suoz,1)01)1) - COMMANVKlt

Will leave Honolulu

FOR SAN FRANCESCOJniiuniy 22nd.

For frclnht or paauc, having superioraeeomodallou, apply toV.'l AVm. 0. Inwt.v & Co., Agents.

Jvrl'ACllTlO MAIL Sleani-rJsSsiss- ii

ship Company.

FOll SAN FUANOISCO,The' Splendid Steamship

Zcalandia,Webber, . Coiniunnder,

Will leave lfoiiolulu for Siin Franciscoon or tiliotit Feb. II.

FOR SYDNEY via AUCKLANDThe Splendid Steamship

City of Now York,Cobb, - - commander,

On or about Feb. 18.For freight or passage apply lo the

uhdersigncd agents.,

We are now prepared to issue ticketsto San Francisco and return for $125,tho Round Trip.

II. IlACKt'KU) & Co.

FOll SAN FUANOISCO.&$$SirTttSl The clipper bgtne

W. G. Irwin,Turner, - ma-lc- r,

Will have quirk rtNpalch for the abovoport. For freight or pa age apply to

AV.m. G. luwi.v i Co., Agents:

&&k FOU SAN FRANCISCO.'

a&v&g'- - The clipper b.uk'Kalakaua, '

Miller, - master,Will lane quick dNpateh for the aboveport. For fi eight or pa.ige apply to

lf.,A. SoinuKnn &,Co., Agent".

FOll SAN FRANCISCO.

The clipper bgtne fW. H, Meyer,

Howe, -.- -- Master,Will have quick dispatch forthe aboveport. For freiubt or passage apply to

C. Bni:wi:n & Co., Agents.

3k FOR SAN FKANCISCO.MAsri

aViftr'rtS , Tlie line clipper bgtneHesperian,

Winding, - - - Master,Will have quick dispatch for the abovoport. For fi eight or passage apply to

F. A. SciiAi'.KHK ifc Co, Assents.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO.J--

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2iSC The clipper baikH. W. Almy,

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

C'Asri.K & Cooki:, AguuU.

?r Steamer Likelike,King, - Master.

Leaves Honolulu each Tuesday nt4 p.m., touching at Lalialua, Man-lae- a

Bay, Mnl;ena, Malnikoua,Laupaboelioc and Hilo.

llcturniiig, Av'ill touch at all thoal ovo ports, arriving at Honolulueach Sunday a.m. 1

T. R. FOSTER & Co.'s

Line of Steamers!&&$

The Iwalani,n.vri:p( .... Commander,

Buns rcgulnily to Kona and1 Kaunasper following time table:

Lkavi:s Honolulu at i i.jr. oxTuesday, Jan 0 Tue-da- y, Feb 20Friday, Jan 10 Friday, ' March 2Tuesday, Jan ao Tuesday, Match. litFiiday, Feb I) Fiiday, March 2U

AmtiYj:s at Honolulu:AVcdlleday, Ja 17 Wednesday, Fe 2SSat ui day, Ja 27 Saluiday, Ma 10Wednesday, Fe 7 WednoMlaj', Ma 21Saturday, Fo 17 Saturday, Ma ill

The O. R. Bishop, ,

CAJimtON, Commander,Leaven Honolulu every Monday

at 5 p.m., for Nawiliwill, Koloa, Lleele,and Walmea, Kauai. Hetuiuiug, lcavcaNawiliwill every Fiiday eveiilug.

Tho James Makeo, .

McuoK.vi.i), .Commander,Leaves Honolulu

every Thursday, at 5 p.m. for Kap.ia andKilauea, Returning leaves Kapnaevery Tue-da- y evening.

Sohoonor M$h "Emma,"Will leave Honolulu EVERY TUES-DA-

al 1 p. in i,

FOR WAIALUA AND WAIANAE.Returning Satuuliiys.

For Height or passage, having superiorcabin accommodations, apply to

151 Ma'1'.uii.ank& Co.

C3? Every lady should seo the NewFatteins which Mm. Mkm.is has justleeeived direct from I'aiU. 2ll

a-W-OFFICIOS TO LLT, on the see-- .

mid lluor of the building occupiedby J, V, KobvtV & C'v IW

THE CORONATION !

Just Opening This Morning

Thoic Celebrated

CORONATION

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SLIPPERS!:

In While, lhonzc,

Black and llroiuc, and

Embroidered.

Ladles will do well to call early, andthus bccuie a perfeel lit.

ALSO,

Elegant Drses Suits

JOUVIN'S ELEGANT

WHITE KID GLOVES

RICH WHITE AND LAVENDER

SILK AND SATIN TIES.

AH these goods wen made expressly

for this Great Event.

M. McIKEROT.Honolulu, Jan. la, 1883. 200 lm

California

Furniture

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WARE-ROOM- Nos. 50 and 58

QUEEN STREET.

THE LARGEST AHD HOST COMPLETE

STOCK OF(

FURNITUREIn the Kingdoin,

which will bo

Sold at the Lowest Rates,

EASY CHAIRS,

LOUNGES, and

MATTHESSES

Made lo order at short notice.

E. 1'. ADAMS,

Agent.

Telephone No. 72. 207

Colonial CandiesJ list Received at

215 A, H, CUtf liorn A CVm,

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Ladies' ami Gent's

Gold nml Silver "Watches

, Just to limul.

Every, Wntcli wnrranlcil asrepresented.

THisTocinirVitumnatciiiiipi5ii5raso JsUBirf4kDkm11j4.MriNO

V Uuxon!rdSlnliitSi!vrr 9231noofiluO.S MINTASSAY. Sf

Fac-slinil- e ol Silver Checs.

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No

Actual weight.of Goldi

Gross Wgt( O

(215)

JUST RECEIVED,a fisu or

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Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Sandals, Tics, etc.ALfcO

THE FINEST SELECTION OF GENTS' SCARFS,One in a bov, all ofwliioli aro - OIOWI

Emiiiontly Suitable for the Present, Seasoiij277 A. W. lUOlfAKDSOX & CO. r 0

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Agent for this Kingdom,N. R. Beware of imita-

tions, as I liavc discoveredsilver walelics bear-

ing the nniiio of " WnltlinmWatclics," wliieharc of SwissManufacture, arc sold asgenuine Waltlinm watches.

iftW BUOfeOi ., 'VftOr "l. rfV.

FJX-$&Js&-ZJ?- &?.' 'riVSfcJ JiKAi v.

'fattwrn8 fSMnntinitiinS r.lnmTTmifit3 81.1 l. "ui.Miii n'':

jOL'i II lit IllSfi

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'iirHat murkx at iHnianiiTiLi

S.18K UHlTtU STATES MINI ASSAYS

Fac-jdmll- o of Gold Cases '

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Jlerehant Streets, u.!- - !

New Slock of

w). J. L, ROSENBERG,'

Honolulu Undertaking Association.,,GEO. F. WELLS, Manager ; EDWARD LYCAN, Funeral Director. . , ,

Tclciihone and Night Ahum, No. 01 ; Ollieo in rear of Wells' Music Bloie.

E would respectfully call attention lo our SUPERIOR FACILITIESfor doing even tiling in our '

An Elegant and Expensive HearseHas liecn impoilcd dhect fiom New VoiU. Our Embalming and of the, Dead vis in thu hands of a retired Physician of largo, experience, who will give his host 'cll'oits lo thit, Scientilie branch of the Everything that money couldbuy; everything thatpractic.il and scientific knowledge could suggest, has beemcaicfully considered.

Wo aro Now 3oarty, and our Charges will he Moderate.''I ' c, ts

Trinmimrci-i- , I1un, JLSo'bes, Bliroiulw, ' -

' 'And everything appei taming lo the business constantly on h.iud. ,

Fi om 7 a.m. ton p.m. Telephone, 171). Ahum Telephone, 294. ,

WALTHAM ;....": .'.Vko

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BROGLIE & SPEAR,75 FORT STEEET.

Xilei'il iliHCioimt; to Hie trade'. ; s.L':i7

THE &-XZ,JlJS- OXEJIN-IjVCS--

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ONE PRICE fECHABOS' BAZARComer of Eoiind

-T-o-Day -T-o-Day

AVith an Enliio

several

To-D- ay -T-o-Day

Night

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Gents', Youth's and Boy's Clothing,a gencial assoi tnient of FuriiUliliig Ooods, just i eeel cd ex Meaiucr Zealundia. .

10 more t'HMU to arrivuiK'i'Kiic. and City ui'Nviliicy. ' '

Remember, tho price ih plainly niaikcd qii each article, from which lltcie it.no deviation, To purchasers to the amount of $5, or over, D per

cent discount, (No book accounts kept.) j

Htox'o open iVoiu n.iu. lo S i,m. Hatui'iliiy dvojiIiikh till o'.V

S. W, LEDERER, Manajor,

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THE OLD CORNEREstablished, 185S.

1Iat Bnos., : : Proprietors.

MEALSScrrctl up in first-elas- s e tyle at all hours

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

Always on hand

Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes&o., &.K. Also,

Iced lOvinlcs!GO TO

The Beaver Saloonvon

Christmas GiftsVfir Hnmkrra. T.nnfc nt IliWllsl:

Tobacco and Cigars finest bransdTobacco pouches nnd'boxesMutch boxesG. B. 1). briar loot pipesMeerschaum pipes, ,

Cigar and Cigarette HoldersI'lpe stems from 2 to ill inches longAmber mouth-piece- s

Wood cigar and cigarette holdersAll these arc quite new and tf the finestbrands.278 . H. J. if OLTK.

If 'oh want to see the

Largest Stock of LeatherIn the Kingdom,

Ua to 4 queen Street.

If you want lo see

The Best Quality of LeatherIn the Kingdom,

4o to 4 UCC11 Htl'CCt.

If you want lo

Buy Leather at the LowestPrices in the Kingdom,

o to 4 lnreii Street

If you want to Buy the

Best Quality of Groceries, In the Kingdom,

o to 4SB queen Street.

If'j'on want

More for your Moneythan you can buy elcwhcrc in

the Kingdom,

G-- o to 42 Queen St.M."V: McCITESNEY & SON.

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CHAMPAGNE CIDER!Made from the purc-- t materials,

Is the bestdrink on the Islands !

" It will thoroughly refresh the jadedmind and wearied body."

J.'l'lHlit'r, 'i Tiililm Htrcet.EST Town order- - may be left at Mrs.

- Woik'.s.Kingbtrcet. 233

LUCAS,Contractor

and Builder,- -

Honolulu Steam Planing Mills, Espla-nade, Honolulu.

Manufacturer all hinds of Mouldings,Brackets, Window Frames, Blinds,

Sashes. Doors, and all kinds of Wood-

work finb-li- . Turning, Scroll and BandSawing. All kinds of Sawing and Plan-ing, Morticing and Tenanting.

Order promptly attended to and workguaranteed. Orders from the other

solicited 21

FOlt SALE

OHIA and LEHTJA

FIRE WOODf At $13 per Cord.

Apply to

A. F. Cooke,215 Bin Foot of Nuunnu btrect.

FIRE WOOD!'

FOR SALE,

.A-f- c IWCarlcet IfcntesApply to

H. M. CARTER,

137 .P. M. S. S. Wharf.

jJSILATO LET a Cottage, containfJSaniug 7 rooms, with htabling andIKSMuvcry coiiveuicuee, situated ontlie Plains, one miio irom town. Alio-sia- u

well water. For particulars applyto A. FERNANDEZ,200 lm at E. O. Hall & Son's.

George Cnvcnagli,EXPERT ACCOUNTANT. IntricateIId and complicated accounts adjusted.

Illuminated writing,Engrossing, &c., &c,

done to order. Will prcpaio Deeds,Leases, and Mortgages, in legal form.

Book-keepin- g in every form,Bls Collected. Making up lnecliaulcs'

aecouuts and books a specialty.251) AgCUoy, 89 King b; UouvJlllU.

WALLPAPER!

A Largo Assortmentor this

LATEST STYLESOK

Fine Wall PapersAND

BORDERS I

Just lecelvcd, and for sale by

WILDER & CO.

Bi, Call nndjcxanilno. - 117

KS-ARTISTi- eSS

WALL PAPERS,Ceiling Decorations,

FJLtlEZES, DADOS,

AND

BORDERS. '

A splendid and vailed nssorlucnt

JUST OPENED.

1 LEWERS & COOKE.

PLANTATION GOODS.Simple Belting,

Helvetia Laces,Tuck Packing,

Sugar Coolers,Clarillers,

Fire Clay,Hemp Packing, with or without India

Rubber,Babbit Metal,

Barbed Fence Wire, '

Mining Steels,, Hoes, ,1'ickaxcs,

Cane Knives, with or without hooks,Hand and Smith Hammers,

Shovels, Axes,Jackscrews, Vices,

Steain.pipc Brushes, ,

Patent Stcam.plpc Covering,Lubricating Oil,

Cement, Steel Ralls,Sugar and" Coal Bags,

Twine, &c, &c.

For bale by

II. IIACKFELD & Co.Oct. loth

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STOVES !

RANGES!AGATJ3 WAE!

Chandeliers,Pendants, and

Stand Lamps,A splendid and varied assortment

Just Opened !

SAMUEL NOTT,C3T Jk'ort Street. -- U

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ATTENTION

OWNEItS who are in possession ofJ urge ijuauuucs ot

and wlsii lo dispone of them, nrc resnect-full- y

rc(iuted to communicate, eitherpereonally or by letter, to

F. HORN,- - .Pioneer Steam Candy Factory & Bakery288 Hotel Street, Honolulu. lm

FOR SALE, aXo. 2

Warehouse Feed MillGrinds from 5 to 10 tons per day.

Also, pulleys, belts, etc., all In goodorder; can be run 1))' steam or horcopowei just the article for a plantation.

Ar-s-

HAY, OATS,' CORN,Wheat, Binn, Rnrlcy, Whole nnd

Ground, Mixed Feed, etc.AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST

50 LA1NE Co., 31 Fort it.

Watov Notice.Olllce Sup't Water Works,

Honolulu, July 3, 1882.

ALL persons having Water Privilegesuntitled that their Water Rates

aro payable semi-annuall- in advance,at the otllce of the Superintendent ofWater Works, foot of Nuuanu street,upon the 1st day of January and July ofeach year. C'lIAS.B. WILSON,

Sup't "yler Works.B, K, K.ui, MiuUter of luleriur. iiUl

Just Received, thoso Dcslrablo

HELMET HATSThe niosl suitable hat' for this

climate. For sale by

275 A. H. CloRlioi'ii & C,

LOUIS ADLEK,1U Nuuanu street,

Has Jitwt. lloeeivctlEx stmr " Suez,"--

large invoice of all the latest styles of

BOOTS fc SHOESincluding a line assortment from tho

well known manufacturers, Buck-ingham & Ik'ckct, who have no

equal on the Pacific Coast.

S FINE CALFCongress, Button and Buckle Shoes.

Ladies' Sandals, Tics, &c.

Boy's and Youth's Boots and Shoos,Gent's Splondid Call Boots.

Alo, aline assortment of

DRullov Groodswhich will be olfeicd at a bargain.

277 3m

BOOTS & SHOES!

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Foot-wea- r of all kinds,and to suit every purse.

F. GERTZHas just opened and is now selling a

Splendid Stocfc

of Hoots and Shoesof the best workmanship and neatest

styles.

Embroidered Christmas Slippers

Gentlemen': Fine Wear inEnglish Walking Shoes,

Congress Gaiters, &c , &c.

The " Stronghold" English Walking Galtars

that never rip.

French Calfskin Dress Boots.Riding Boots, Plantation Boots,

Ladies' and Children's Boots and Shoesin the latest fashions.

E2r"A large stock of French Dressing.

F. GERTZ,

1 1.1 3"W, Si root,201 1y Opposite PivVtMiWm Stables

ADDITIONS to our formerGREAT ex Suez, Kalakaua,- - and Cityol byiincy, oi

Ship Chandlery & Ship Stores:Cordage hemp Manila, cotton duck,Flax canvas, llax sail twine, beeswax,Blocks, oars 8 lo 21 fl; shackles,Bales of oakum, hooks mid thimbles,Club blocks, nimtch blocks, row-lock-

iron strap blocks, mast head-:- , shieves,Metaiincand patent bushings,Stockholm tar, pitch, coal tar, tar oil,Bright and black varnishes, wire riggingMarline, seizing hoiiscline, ratlin,Spunynrn, caulking irons, copper tacks,Iron tacks, connecting links,Marliu spikes, caulking mallets,Mast hoops, lmiid spikes, pitch mops,Tar brushes, &c.Paints and Paint Oil, a full assortment

of all kinds and colors;Pacific Rubber Painf, n new lot, includ.

all the varlous.coloi's;Brushes Paint, varnish, pencil, white-

wash, paste, artist, shoo, scrub, andsash a.gootlnbi-ortnicn- t of each ;

Axes and Hatchets, wood ami bliingling;Ship lanterns and side-light- s tho Regu-

lation nrtickvGvoecries and Provisions.A full assortment of ftuc groceries,, in.

eluding some choice Y'iricjies ofKcanucu goous:

Table plo fruits, jams and jellies, n newarticle, put up by u now linn, nndwo can highly recommend them asbeing something really nice;

A new lot of Teas, including sonic supe-rior Japan varieties;

Sugar Relived and raw;Hams, bacon, hud, smoked beef, in tins,

now article:Curried low), curried oysters,Plum pudding, kits salmon bellies,Kits mackerel, kits tongues and sounds,CodlltJi, cheese, Oxford sausngu, in tins;Raisins, in , . and y, boxes;RaisiiH, in tins; currants in 1 & 71b tinsPickles, in 1 gal., gal., qH, &, 5 gal.kgsCorn starch, tapioca, vermicelli,Macaroni, dried apples, prunes, plums,

peaches and pears.FLOUR AND BREAD.

Golden Gate oxtra family, Eldoiado,Golden City, Graham, oat and corn mealMedium bread, assorted crackers,Ginger Minns, talj'y, saloon pilot bread,Soda biscuits, rice and cotlee,Whalo and sperm oil,Sperm candles, 4s and Os.

All of the above will be sulil a( the' JJeit Market Jltes,

Buyers are most reiicctfully invited tocall and examine our stock.

105 B0LLES & C ).

J. M. OAT, Jr., & CO.Stationers and TVoavs Ieiiler9

Ilnvo Just Received, ex Suez,

CAII1XKT PHOTO AlilUlJIK, wVVTOHJKAPIt ItOOKH,

rnonKNAin: jiauh, vuuhkm, iaim:k, k.vf.IjOPkh,

Base Balls and Bats- - --Diaries 1883.Now is tho time to subscribe for Newspapers and Periodicals for 1888.

E3TAU orders will be lillctl promptly.JESx

253 Gazette Block, No. 25 Merclismt Street, 3m

Silver. Silver. Silvex-- .In consctuicncc of

34 Cases of Holiday Goods 34Have bees received by

J. FISIIEL, of tho Leading Millinery Store, -Comer Fort and Hotel streets, consisting of ' ' '- - x

21 pes of fine Ulterldan S. P. Castors,21 pes of silver plated rake baskets,2-- pes of silver plated butter dishes,20 jics of siivcr piclke dishes,80 pes of silver goblets,80 pes of silver spoon holders,2-- pes of silver card receivers,80 pes of siivcr vnses,18 pes of silver cups,15 dozen napkin rings,SO dozen dessert .spoons and forks,

for

Clisis.

Assortment of glove nutl handk'f boxc3, vWriting ' .' "'Work Boxes,Ladies' toilet sets,Albums,Traveling

card cases,SteelChromos,

frames,&c., iic, &c.

fiSyBargains can be expected as I am determined to sell these goodsBring what they bring on account of want of room.

CULAS. ,T. XISIIliJL, LeiwliiiK- - Millinery Store.

Established 1850.

J. W. ROBERTSON & CO,,(SUCCKSSOltS TO II. M. WHITKKV.)

Importing and Manufacturing Stationers.PUBLISHERS,

Printers and Book-Binder- s, ;

Nos, 19 and 21 Merchant street,

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

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

Foolscap, Legal and Bill Cap,and Trial Papers,

Linen Paper and Envelopes, all sizes; , .,

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Writing and Copying Inks, in quarts, pints and cones.Mucilage in all sizes, especially adapted to this. climate;

Drawing Paper and Pencils,Tracing Paper and Cloth,

Books, Field and Level Books, adapted for the useof Surveyors ami engineers;

Memorandum nnd Pass Books,Siivcr and Perforated Card Board,

Shipping Tags, Shipping Receipt Books and Pads,Note, Draft, and Receipt Books,

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

MUSSC! MUSIC!Wc have made such arrangements with our Music Agents, ns will enable us

hereafter to keep on baud a full assortment, and also to receive the latest asthe' are published. Any special order will receive our best nnd prompt atten-tion. 182

MAX ECKART,Watchmaker and Manufactur-

ing Jeweler, 'NosllS and

Splendid New Stock of Solid Gold and Plated, Jewelry,

JSlerant Gold andSilver-Plate- d Ware, &c.,&c.

desks,

Leather

Picture

Journal Balance

Transit

pieces

J. W. EOBEIiTSON ft'Go'a "

Subscription DepartmentWE aro prcnnreil tifiecelvo further orders for any Paper or Magazine publish

in California, tho Eastern States, Canada, and Europe. 'At tho present time wo recelvo by every mail over one hundred and fifty

different Papers and Magazines, published in the English, French", German andSt'andinnviaU'Languagcs, ,

As our subscription list is large, wo aro enabled to furnish the Papers nndMagazines nl a low rato of Subscription, 182 '

JlllL'CE CAUTWIUOIIT,

necessaries,

engravings,

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113 Fort Street, Honolulu

Siivcr Watches.

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Union Feed Company--CAlcMKS TIIE- -

Largest and Best Stock

HAY, GRAIN AND FEED., Of All description, and guarantees to kocpa full supply' , constantly on hand.

52 JSTSwia wl to A,"yY, BUSH, Fort St.', Honolulu,

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