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ALL KINDS OF SOAPS,

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PASILY KARSET.

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JSf Catzs3taatrxcaFzxeBrd.

CJAJUbi. TWATtK

OltVEN J. KOET, PnrfTietcr.

eatfWirfrfaweVs-tti- -Tr, -Vjlr sJwtt-tnaxa- C

lice Beef tatt

toChxriicerastes tSrrraftrri, Fccry aad

Girvetc crier. "S

JgltrhsKiait gards.

KD. CROWE,

Houss and SIga PalstervPpcr Haostr !to

S3 ty NgKlcStrrt. naaoUla. S

WJJ. JOUASOX.

3sa:o:rolxjo."t Tailor.

MT X!. OTart St. hefair Pr. SaatrnwaUI. It

CHR. OEKTZ,

Imperter and Tnler ia Geats XjuUcs nad

Children" Soots. Shoes. madSUpporx.

JtiTcrlTni tmlnnt etiSovis. Sior sd S)l

rr.xK Lxiitt Xnitt KJJ ttsttfg Boot. S

J. II. WICKK.

AlaAra Strrrt.

Ose Ooor SJ Hctd Strtrt

rcsttxt tf all drtr1ptlot dale al rrpilrrtl P3 rti

wnttetttat. I!twrkxu&lpinrutrrl.

OS30 It

PIOXEER. STEAM

Candy Manufactory and Bakory

35. EE03SJW,

Pnttietl CeifrtUcatr. Puax Csek ii Eiitr,

Hi Tl U(;ntl.tITHll XantjrofL 3It

C, COLEHAX

BLACKSMITH AND MACHINIST

llr Saoeta?. Cnrrlasv Work.

XMattItba 2ZRtilnerxt

SB SitgpcgKUg S&ttJ. Mit CatlA CooiuV. lj-

H. H. MOORE,

FCrrlj la lieerJcj at CaUe CooktJ

Practical Job Printer,

ICO. 10 EORT STREET,

lOwr XeJ'.i MoreJ

St5 All orJtrt attesgeiito. ir

VSTLEIAM TTKKTJ.r

tScceertoP Diltea.)

So. 92 Sias Street. Haaolnln.

SaMle aad Haraew IZater xsd Ioporter of Leatacr

acd Sadden' Exrdnare AU work dooe la tar

etiMisaaeatIcseraT direct aaperrltioa. aad

wlU at yJtesdTon to pteaae sjt caitociere.

Cg liiTT aae acalL sr

HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.

jrPS SXEAJT HG13KS. SCGAIl Mitts

': Bottir,CMiete.Irea.Ennad UadCuUati

Machinery of Every Description

?rtie-isrxt:e.- paii ta Slip' BUekxltiis

a;-JO- BtPOEK itcittdaa ta iatttaetlce. cSHtj

.Htrtrt o. xscLcic.

G. SKELIiE. A: CO.,

TIKSHITHS AHD PLUiTBESS,

So. 3Xanana Street,

EeepeesisUToacasdatsllijfntaestef Tia.SJiee1

fct ad Cyer Ware.

Gjurd lit--. id Iii PlM.IsiU

CK. Ye"IL.a.IA3IJ.

XF0SIE3. 14niTACTrjRSB, CTH0LSTEBE8

A5DDE1LEBIS

FURSITUEE CF EVEnT DESCBIPTIOS,

Ftirkare Ware-Eoae- So. Fort St. IVerk Sh op at

tke mUcd ca Hotel S'zrtt.

Order frost tke oeker Ifiaadt rtosspUr atteaded to.

JStOlT

J. H. LYNCH,

JBoot and Shoe Manufacturer,

KIXG STIJXET.

Hat Ju: receim. per list ttraarr. I, tie a!crttct of

Gent's Boots and Shoes

cf tke EiEtiiem Xakt ;alo ca kiad. a

Fine Stock of Home Hade Wear,

all ef wkkh wii: be oM caeap for csk.

AB order frea lie ccber Itlaad sresptf jattcsded to.

rt 13

CEO. S. HARRIS,

SHIP AND GENERAL BUGXSMITH.

DIP, TJKIIKIK. RQCSC AM) HEAVY

Wages Cati. Hosldiss HHuv Ftania? Eslrtf.

Ascaecs aad AavII rrsafsed. Oooseaecks, Crank Ax

ii--iWa-- oa Axle rude for tie trade ctt ttxsoaible

tera.

Heavy Wagons for Traction Engines

ASD

ARTESIAN WELL TOOLS

TTUi all tieirRiaar, iSpcciilty.

AB Orden Promptly Attexdol to, and Work

GmarwUiai.

in tie tear ef Kr Geo.

Lsca FUair; fiQ. St 93a

CONFCTI011iR !

Ko. 71 ort St, atMTe Hotel St,,

KEEPS ALWAYS ON HAND

OcDirfec-ticDAAOArsT-"1

tnicrte crr for sale to tie trade, cr at reuU,

AT REDUCED PRICES!

ALSO

TOE BEST CB.ISDS OF CHOICE CIGABS

To be lad .a the axrket.

THE EOT ICECREAM. SODi WITEB &C0RDIIL3

STCX-- !Asn tbt TnnK.-s-a

-sasta

TUOJIAS LICE,

So. to Fort Street,

Waiatexioiilorerf ia tie

OJDa. EUS aGL1LSIL EEPJUR LISL

Tie wQl pre epecisJ attea'ioa to clrsrir;. repajriar

aadrrnlatiscSesiBrlfuh'te and all ctaer Uxa of

Lirkt Xaehdaerr zxd iltti. Work cf every descnplfca.

BiirttTritiJEj, etc.

Also, cakasdard for tale cirap,

AVariety ofSewiBg Macnin.es

Uaat, Plstals. Shot. Arumnolllon.

BXachine Oil, laccdlea, cScc, dec., tic

.Sewiec Xaeltoe Tacitr. Birders, xsd ail oticr extra

lad ocfiteue pin ef taaeluse strppKed ca iters so-

lace. a7ettXicka:eTwist.-s- a

&it Jfal iM On AT7i it

The TIensce Sewisr Xxckice. frcai S3 to $30.

Wk&e Sewtss Xacalse fnaa 6to $TS.

HeaeSkzule Sewisx "aaciise. froca IS to JK.

rjg- lxeJn'J-'-- all extra. 51 ly

IT .OIL BJ ACfCI NC.,

.rc-.- er '7.5--

!vt

.I3IAaJFACXaiIEl

G. S. PINKHAM &CO.. N

XZ0L0A, EACAL

BOLLES &Co., Agents,

Soxourur.

V'AI

X--'"

ONIMOV.S TIO

SALAMANDER BELTING

FOE

C,Teriiga&iIefs,SfeaH Pipes

ETC ETC

Saves 25 per Cent, of Fuel.

PBICE BEDUCED TO $7.50 BBL.

--b, THEO.H.DAVIES.

CUIFOBtfU POTATOES AMD OSIOHS

TS CASES ASD BAGS.

Hew Cropc gz "D. C. Murray,"

roBsitEBr EOLLES&Oa

laiyLIsa.

lXAT! OATS!

Jfc ExMc ateaCSVEXT

,Ia. JcrKleby

fEomstco.

AUGUST 10. 1881.

tnsur.vtce Jotitcs.

Ilosloa Board of Underwriters.

AOKXTS for the Hawaiian lalamla.

ftr C. BRKWKR ACO.

Philadelphia Doard of UmlcnrrHers.

OKSTS be the ltairallan IUnJ,

satr CBREWER ACO.

Insurance Notice.

THK iOn.1T FOR THE HUITISIl Far

tartnc lannact CosinaaT UatUeill bae

rceeired iBttrseticctt to Itrdnec the Itntra ot

betwrea Hoaotala inJ tVrtt in Ihe rtdlc.and

Usot freparrd to lne Toticlet it Ula lovctt rates,

with axciil redacUca on frrleht per rtraarr.

TnEO. ll. DAV1KS,

SM ty Ageat Brit. For. Mar. In. Co.. United

lU.mtllRG II-- MHK3I E.'V

PISE INSUBANCE COMPANY.

nnnr, vxntiisiusr.n having rtrxx ap.

"Jpotated Axeota ftae abore Coatpaar. are pre

xo uuare rtca aaiaft are oa Atone ana uncK

IlalldlnEm.aadoaUerTl.nrtlte ttored theteta. on

the aoet tiTOraole tcma. For nartlcalar anplr at I

ogee of SM It FA.SCIUEFKAC0.

HAMBURC-MACDEBUR- C

PIRE INSUEANCE COMPANY,

OF HAiiBURO.

WEKcitAsnrsc rtrtsi.

TTRE tml Xicblaerf Iatared ajraiatt Fire on tae

nosi laroraaie irrmi.

A. JAE(lUt,.Vseat for tae Hawaiian Itlaada,

SMlT

Insurance Notice.

r.i)i:asu)xr.n au: I'ntiPAnr.n

Tuewrite apoa 51 crckaadtfe, per r5tla9 reeeela

betweea Kbl aad th- Coat Ports. eoTertnc lot or

tanacx. If aaio&aUn; to 10 per rest, or more, oa tie

?ecad nlse of the nhotejhljmtnt it port of deliver-- ,

apoa farorable terms. msnop ACo.

Arat of tae FIrexien Faad la araace Coopanr.

Ilraohila. Jan. 3X 1SSM. two ta

UfilON INSURANCE COMPANY

OF SAX PRAXCISCU.

TAXavrdLxio.

IKCOBPOEATED, 1S05

CASTLE &COOKE, ACENTS

tFor the Hawaiian lilndi. I-

Rrionlsh Wostphallnn Ltoyd

INSURANCE COMPANY,

OF M. GIADBACII. RhenUh Prussia.

AachenandLeipzig Insurance Co.,

timlted.

or AACIIEX.

CLAIMS roiTrAnTICCLAIt el

bT Goods atritin; here, aad

la the sootc Coiopaale. h?e to be aide with

the cocalxaaee of aad certifled to br the anderttcned,

la order to be valid. 1. C. GLADK, Ant.

SK If

GEltEAN LLOYD

'Marine insurance Company of Berlin.

POUTUNA

General InsufanceCompany of Berlin.

AnotE IrcnAtE cojjrAtiES

The established aGeneral Acency here, aad the

nadersised. Central AsesU. are isthorixed to take

JUaks aaalnst the Dancers or the Seas at the

ZXost Reasonable Rales, stndon the

2Iost FaTOrabte Terms.

SlSly F.ASCnAEFERACOGenenlAsenU.

KORTH BRITISH AHD HERCAHIILE

INSURANCE CO.,

OF LOXOOV ASD EDIXBCUOn.

ESTABLISHED 1S3.

CAPITAL JSl.03T4!tS

Aceananlatcd and Invested Food. 3,S3S,118

HEESAP-poiale- d

Atrats for the Sandwich Isliads. and ate

aathonzed to lasare against Fire apoa favorable terms.

Risks taken la aay part of the Islaad oa Stoae and

"T.iojca Building and merchandise stored therein,

Dw-Iil- Hoes aad Fercitarr. Tlber, Coal. Ship

la harbor with or wttaoit carroes. or ander repair

asly ED HOPPgCnLAEGERA CO.

FIREJIAX'S FUXD

INSURANCE COMPANY,

OF SAS FR AT. CISCO.

Piro and 7MTaxtXLOt

Cash Capital. Gold. &300.000.

Dtvelllns' Rli.s aSpeelality- -D:tuhed dwell-In- r

and coateat lasnred for aperiod of tarree years,

for two preaiasu in adra-sre- .

By writcis; taail lues on car fally selected risks, well

dlitrfbeted, afers

IXDEJIS1TJ J.KCOSD TO XOIE

Losses Promptly Adjusted.

BISHOP ACO.,

S3! ly Agent for the Hawaiian Island.

TjjujLorsr

Fire and Marine insurance Company

OF SE1V ZEALASD.

CAPITAL 810.000,000

KTADI.ISCED AS AGESCTat

HAVISCi for the Hiwailan Islands, the coder-sUne- d

are piepxreJ to accept risk attest fire In

d.e.iiirs, stores, warehoase. and nerciundlse, on

j.c lersis.

Jtarlne Jtlshs oa cirso, frtl;h, bottoary. profiu

tad ceaairsiocs.

Losses promptly adjosled and payable here.

Stt ly J. S. TVAI.KER.

THE

Swiss Lloyd Harine InsnranccCo.

OF WISTERTIICIl.

THE irssre

CSDEOSIGSEDareACTnOUIZED

.On Cargo, Freight and Treasure

Proa Honotala to all parti of tie world,

xndnpoa

Coasters, by Special Permission!

On tie cost favorable turns.

JT. S. WALEEE.

83 Jr Arret for the Hawaiian Island.

LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE

INSURANCE CO.

Assets, $536,740,105,70

ESTAnLISHEn AS ABKXCV IS

Uaaolaia. for the Hawaiian IsUad. aad tie

are prepared to write risk aiast

FIBE 0XBUILDISG5, JIERCBASISE A5D

DTTELLI5GS

On favorable term. DwelHnB-RIshsaSpeelallt- r

DetaritddrelliirsxadeoatesuIaTareil for aperiod

of three yean, far two preaissi la adrascs. Loiaea

protnntlr adjnsted and payable here.

Setia BISHOP ACO.

WILDER &CO 3

Asnls lor the Hasvallan lalaitda,

OF THE

Mutual Life Insurance Co.

or SEtr TonB.

Largest, Safest and Most

ECONOMICAL LIFE INS. CO.

H?THEW0BLD!

Assets-a8SO)-S90,000- ,000

How is aGood Time to Insure

Soce bit Frst-ci-tt risks taken.

M3fc3

THE

New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.

Or0T03r,XAA

ISCOHPOEATED, 1835.

Ihs Oldest Purely J&dital lifeInsurance Co.in

the United Bale.

FcliriM Istztt ca tie sst fxrmils Temt.

Exaaple ofSan-Forf-ytore Plan

ISSCEED AGE.3; TEABS-OEDISA- ET LIFE

FLAS:

1Arsaal vrr!i3 corrlast FoHcy Iycjri Sdrp

SAaacal presissas costlsse PoBcy years 1Sdays

2Arsxal prestlsa eootSaae Policy (years 27 days

AAtrn-T- punlrnt csstaxe FsSeyr Syear "days

5TrIprmlrrta eosttniieFoBcy Vyeats yday

rfisawotac. :13,0OO,OOO!- -

raaaea Paid tisratzxrle IToirolnlB AajeaeXi

f4B,00O

CASTLE ft COOKE, AJ.EMTS

It VOtC. Taeat SAWAIIAJt laLA-TAS- a. ly

WHOLE No. 865.

jfnxttranp e?io?rrjf.

F. A. SGXIAKFKR,

AaKXTofrtrmcnn'orAlorUmlfrwrlttri

Acent at Vies as Boanl of Cndcrnrlttrs.

Claim ilnit latansce Corapanlca wltala the n

ot the abott Boards of Vnderorltrti 111 tut

to Nj ctrUlrd to by the abot Aceal to make theia

ralld. Stllr

TRAMS-ATLANT- IC

FIRE INSURANCE COIVIPANY,

or itAjiiit-Ro-.

Capital ot the Comroti JAHe f6,0X1.01X1

IBl.OJLWM

Total... .Rttchimatfc lvr,KU,C0)

NORTH CERMAN

TIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

or iTAimcrttJ.

CpIUIoftleConiMnjJbReerTe..ReItliiTOatk8J3eivtX)

'their SaW.UW

Total. 3;elchllllk,5aO,ao

nCIITTKIZERLSCII" LLOTD

RUCK VERSICHERUNGS GESELLSCHAFI

OP WINTERTHUli.

Capital ot the Company. franc 5,003,000

THE i:.DEnSI(lXED,OK.j:KALAnE.VrS

the above three coaipaale for the Hawaiian

Islaada, are orrpared to lnare Bnlldlac, Farnltore,

Ierthi&d!se and Prodece, JltchlnrtT, Ac, alto Sugar

and Rice Mill, lad Tenth In the harbor, against los

or damage bj fire, on the most firoratle terms,

Stl It HIIACKFKLIl ACO.

--FOR-

Prescrving and BcaiiifjiD

,THE

Complexion and Teeth.

axntr Attn valuable preiatatiot

Jra ptoaoun ed by all to ba the most perfect to.

mttlqae In existence I'nllke other preparations. Ilia

cot only hinalesj but fttrjrs anitnral and hexlthi

action of the skin, resnlUnfj la complete pmlty asu

clearness of complexion.

HOLLISTER &CO.,

Dra;lsti and Apothecaries,

fitly SS Xanana Street Jlonolala.

JUST RECEIVED

CONCHEE&AHUNG

FOKT STREET, AB0"E KIXO,

New Goods of Various Descriptions

Chinss3 and Japanese Ware !

ALSO, L.VTEST STTLE OF

EUROPEAN NOVELTIES IN JEWELRY!

INCLUDING SOUS

FIXE SETS OF TIGER CLAWS

Silk Handkerchiefs (hemstitched).

AH color and qualities.

AFISE ASS0RTJIEXT OP

Japanese Lacquered Ware

Also, 'o. 1Rice For Sale.

stt ly

HAWAIIAN

Furniture iHanofactorT

J. H. BRUSySw JR.,

1IASCFACTCBES

AU EK OF FilTM,

ASD

AT THE LOWEST PRICES!

ALTVATS OS IIASD. ASD

ORDERS FILLED AT SHORTEST NOTICE

THE FUBHITTJEE IS

ATT 3VXn.io by TiTrtriTi 1Tt oary

ASD OF THE

BEST SEASONED STUFF,

-- ASD-

No Pains will be Spared

TO CITE

SATISFACTION TO HIS CUSTOMERS.

Cpholsterlnsr Done to Order.

Coffins Always on Hand.

tH g"CALLA.XU SEE.-t- a; ly

GEO. LUCAS,

CONTRACTOR &BUILDER

Honolulu Steam Planing. Mills,

Esplanade, Honolulu, II. I.

Miaafictnres all kind of

Mouldings, Brackets,

Window Frames,

Blinds, Sashes, Doors

And all kinds of Woodwork. Finish.

Turning, Scroll and Band Sawing I

au huds or

Planing and Sawing,

Morticing and Tenanting.

ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTE2WED TO

And Work Unaranieext.

avOrder front the other Islaad solicited.

Hoaolala. May S.1CT. ECO fan

MASUTACTCEED OP

EEPHJED A. HO. 1SUGAR

.BT

OF. 3BC ORN,

Praticai Confectioner &Pastry Cook

OB iLTS 3Ea.E- -

Pioneer Steam Candy, Factory

Lessa aad Ttr-ir(r;-i1 Syrspf al jon ttud

27 -- tTrr. si, j23. 1m

Pst bj fa A. So. tEeined Ssctn, tidily

recontmeaded for Sea TSytjej.

Anierifan, ?reuc!i, English

ASD German Pastries .

Made to Order itshort Sotlee'

Wedding Cakes Ornamented

la tbe highest Style of Art.

Bith fresh hoae glide Chocolate Cream, Cocoanat and

Cream Candid.

So. 71 Hotel Street bet. Sanaa asad Fort

fly--qr

!Be37lsjaalare 3P1

Sods, aad of aD are. FOB 8AL1T.

boxed aad dellrered tGjtxnxc or

ttiooser, AT JfODEKATZ PRICES.

weaaasaa avaaaetasx as aeaes wttai aawe nveea sjaaetc

ert.lw.nre wtsotlaie atasr tsatrc,

eatsa Hr awale mo sattte.

SS3 SA.HZEVEsrr.iriwaltaaHoUL.

COVrEE-O-Uoclebr3QUJUsv

KOXA COrjfKJB

0wt"crt akett rrriM'r w.

t.dbiixda Um ratea. hk an ft UaaMrat

aJitlot, rata rfMtijir.

N. Tl All fMita WwHmwiIi Tr"r?,ri

with III .tH l. r(e mwutw J

then. Tkrtftrt.iMtHlwtMt.M

lenlttaneM IDr Xatttra Aat1e Jttitl. rt

KtlptlontnaTt naJ. bisl.U,tt!M:teatp-areitamre- .

ftJffflB ofirs.

WII1IAM3, LIMOHD &CO.,

Slxtpptns and Comalssroa McKhaHts

KM9 CallfMBU Street, gin rrattwo.lr

W. H. OROSSMAN &ISO.,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

119 Chamber Htrvet, Xew Tork.

irfT-Cn- tle ACooke, and 3. T. Witethtase.

8S lye

H. W. SEVERANCE,

Han allan Consul anil

COMMISSION MERCHANT

SltCalltarnli St., Sn FrinclKo, ClL,

RKnom.o.". IT

FBANK II. AUSTIN &CO.,

Commission Merchants and Tor

warding Agents.

Offlcc Xo. SO California St, San Franelsce.

Constsnmenti ftoto th. nawallan tslaads desired.

Tha Best Ptkei Wirr,tntd, and Sale Guarantee.

1ly

CONTRACTOR'S

SPECIALNOTICE.

SUCII AS

Carpenters, Blacksmiths,

Painters, Snineers,

Cooks, Baker iand Others

Famished at Iteaeunablo Notice, by the

Employment Agency of Crosett&Co,,

S3S Salter St., San Francisco, California.

IA7" Special pala. to select soluble person, to fill la

orders. SWBai

(ESTABLISHED, 1802.J

INDIA RICE MILL,

C0RSER OF

mission, and Fremont Stc, Saa rrandsco.

CALIFORNIA.

TI1E ISDIA RICE JIILE, sRsr IS years

practical experence aad Improvement, 1. nowr

the nearest to perfection ot any of the ElceilUlscf the

world. In thoronfhtiess of

Cleansing- -and Polishing

It stand, nnrlvalled; and In yield of cleaned merchant'

able llice from Faddy,

Irodncea irom ato 8per cent. Bora

THE ISDIA IlICE MILL IS SOW IS PEEFECT

ItniSlSU 011DER FOR THE

lulling and Dressing of Paddy

ASD

UNCLEANED RICE

From the Hawaiian Islands, to which It )spetUlly

adapted.

Consignments of Paddy and EuUed Hie

Will receive prompt and cirefal attention.

Wit. JL OREESW0OD.

General Commission Merchant and Proprietor of India

Rice Mill. SO am

DR. J. C0LL1S BROWNE'S

ODBC Xa OJEL OXITHST 33

IS THE 0BI0IHALASD OSLT OESTHHE.

niLonODTSE I. admitted by the profession to be

the most wosderfnl and valuable

remedy ever discovered.

CIlLonoDTSE Is the best remedy known for

Coach, Consumption, Bronchitis,

Asthma.

CIILOnODYXE cSectaally checks and arrests taoso

too often fatal dlseiies. Dlphthe- -

Fever, Croup. Agne.

CUIAinODTSE act like acharai In Dlanhsa, and

la the only specific In Cholera aad

Dysentery.

CIILOBODTSE erfectnally cats short illlttack of

Epilepsy, Hysteria, Palpitation,

and,Spasms.

CHLOnoDTSIS IstarionlypalliaUvelnSeeraia,

Rheumatism, Ooot, Cancer, Tooli- -

achr. Meningitis, Ac.

From V. Vesaltni rjttltrrew. M. D.. formerly Lectarer

it St. Georre's IIospluL London: "1 have no hesita-

tion in stiting that! have never met with any medicine

loellricioas uin aad sedative. I

havensrd It in Consumption, Asthma, Diarrhai, and

ether diseases, and aa perfectly satisfied with th

Earl Itnsselt communicated to th. Colleee of n

that he had received adltpitch from Her Msjis-ty'- a

Consnl at Manila to the eifect thatchbleia hi been

rsrln;r fearfally, and that the only rtmtiSv et lay Ms

vice was Chlobodtxc." See Zatutt, 1st Dee. lhN.

CAUTIOS. Bawaax or Piaacr iro larravros.

The public are farther cautioned: aforzeryor thejrot-ernme- nt

stamp having come to the knowledra of the

Board of Inland Revenae.

CACTlOX. Sir Fi--eIVond Uted

that Dn. J. Coxxr Bauwwa war ondonbtediy th. to

renter of Chlobodtxx ,that the story of the defendant

was deliberately on true, which, he nrretted ta My had

been wnrn to. See Time July 10. 1S6L

Sold In bottles at Is md..2 W,ss 6d and lis. each.

Sone Is --ennlne wltbont the word -DR. JC0LL13

BROWSE" on the Government Sump. Overnbclmla-medlci- l

testimony accompanies each bo'tle.

Sole ilinnUcturer, J. T. DAVESPORT.

SS Great Basse!! St Bloomsbary London.

Atrents In Sew York, WIL SicnixrraTta ACaw and

J. V. Wzua. Sll fen

RaB?aBa

Corner Beale and Howard Sis.,

SAS FBASCISCO. CALIFOIISIA.

V7.H. TATX0B, Frei't. JOSEPH HOOBE. Eap

BUILIJEBS of steam MACLUNERY

IS ALL ITS BBASCHES,

Stoamboat, Steamship, Land.

ENGINES AND' BOILERS

HIGH PRESSURE OR COMFCTTSD.

STEA3X TESSELS of all kind, bsllt eeaplttc wlta

Hall of Wood, Inn cr Composite.

OBDISABY ESGISES eeaposnded when advis-

able.

8TEA3X LACSCIIE!. Barzee and Steam Tar

with reference to the Trade In which they

are to be employed. Speed, tenure aad draft of

water jaaranteed.

STEAM noiLEHS. Particular aitentloa fives ta

the quality of the material and workmanship, aad

none trot flrit-clt- uwork produced.

BTUAK niLLN ASD BCOAK-MAUIS- aXA.

fTUISERT nude after the meet approved piaa.

Also all Boiler Iron Work connected therewittu

WATES rII'E, of Boiler or Sheet Irra, of toy iir,

rude in suitable lenztha for connectlnj tojethef. et

Sheet, rolled, punched aad packed for shipment,

ready to be riveted oa the rround.

IXYDKACLICBITETISU. Boiler Work aad W.

let Pipe mid try this eiUbrlsbment, riveted by

Hydraulic Blvrtinx Maehiaery, thatqalBtysrf weris .

belaj fir laperlor to hied weik.

(HIP tTOBU. Ship sad Steam Capstan, Stcsat

Wincbe. Air and Clrcalatinz Pampe, saade after Its

most approved plan.

rUX". Direct Actlni Pomps, lor Inl-a- aCity

Water Work purpose, bollt with the (efehnted Dary

Talre Motion, sopertor to aay other pump.

acenU for Wartfalraertas'S Bapiez ateaea

SI Fams). ly

ASTESIAK- -WELL TITJSS,

The Honolulu Iron Works

.Is sow prepared to

Tuammmicm ass mowsnoLU

OF THE Aeensrsex

National Tabe "Work. Ce's Wsrlcs

ATXcXEXSPOaT. PA,

Aad ta taaaeeoetr-tctrt- JeFirsr It is Iuh ar Mail

VtaatWea fatal city ",

IftsssSI

Haiuanrnt azflte

rCBUSSXI ST

ROBERT" GRIEVE,

Crtrr W44aj Metnalaerr.

11 FITS HOLLiKS PER AXKUM

aimams "Jiara-Tcj- c.

Ofrrix --Isxbe bcv rotOScs Bniiaing

Ml Aim S&grX, tlWreWB, "-

AUtcrmgy Carindty.

ItV 1s"Be; a, .mi nwbMf eompesHipa.

aa Ha aa.' "f .miunt pecaliarty

IIL4I..IM TtrrBBJStal eapnaM tpeSI -- Jy

J--Taewordsta

UlMlni -

m(lm "

Mrfiikrnu.

am.pmr. aim moiw.

V,eejaeaa

mull nifi---

aZdt&Tawtasaiett at choice.

lii raw?.

rSac tXH .

MfrVM OHt MBeaTca;

LBMflBU II WW 1'lif its WBB

-""'y--

ftil mis r

tB SSf (MfWt

CM, wt warn Shy tnrwmti peace.

wmxnMvwr.

1may ir--ti ny

TTi jibbs tfcesHs,

eei ibIBSi Baa Wa-

st fuest .ffc.

.hwaea Cheney.

TKETOLlXESLtN BACE.

aw -rTKrxiusIUB.mteaxtni

tnaB btHimi ISt Absjlbax PB--

imH' tlsaasXass.H--L.

Unsbl Order BfEalakaBa.

(k.K-U-ta. lBtBACu. Ls&raSe BK.2S9.

rewt ef ihesscaai

-- lfce ldjiiii '' ace. we iscst

sMseaaJsaehi Anahn Bnmiir ;swans, waatleara--

,Mlinit aa caBaoearJeos laber

aa Wuissa fbearcpap his boot.

asay eae,whe bat not

SOT MGJ be (MBf sacwewes mirmji to

ah weefcaad s&atitaere- -

tarn Batlbr ttt 1""w miu ai tbe aaicre el a

MBrtha '0111111111 saalpas ef what we bare

asy teak. wanes Jsdre set

ifctdnUj. mm if.t ptece together tite

eta, nasi Sreea 6efci5Mrtt of end

towwae ttowsi trecent tisaee.

iNb4mc sbbrs replete wjtfe yucnc csd

gaK7. lk imi mill n.iavs xa&

ts-B&- kdbcane! Bjop,at

.wliW vitb skwe iBoaiaiire--

IWt th JadCTiiwuJgbtTt bws able

mIwr yMet fkwoink roaier-

ihrtteaMteTC ctlheEa schar ar

ufculJ. Tb pcsest Tet-iw-

of T3Liroatfdt- -

Mfe tke IVyea: peep

i.lrf .Liimitiii e.I bK expcdiQeo-- S

aai xjc caoerulen to

IfcrPiuifeaftfe&idtT vstirob- -

ii in iffllTi mtfefCEfeatofai?ii.wr.t:cnggB

Wk Sn ke? raak bc9i& tfee

15 af th tS oocoa

ikmn tctne Hsvsh. e3IrqsS,

At NZifhTtf IHaft, is. ta

-- CteOMdSrafeaai fclfc. p. IS (edit.

t&Im ckaoc ei waOBEc tbt

ka "lost MtbBacbT

'te wc "BuWO fBtn ack&.

ifennimu p3sWerurj,ad

Uanm to AoeH tfent it ns Ijt ao

set Ifcetawetos tbe Peirnen

:mivnri roasees for &aa Tr--

J"' iiOrads

TliiMrrUffiTT'1 T"

:4a.tB IBraa3Sf those noo

fteMt for wTOTee5 Una

haafer leDJacr tt ef vresri isde et pUais

it miieta CTTKge." Tiasiwriod of rural

Bj itsai toteTe tested aboat'rro tsadrwi

of ibe thiitwath

jmk. m: tebestaaaag

sbe iimsus rotooeis bu

.BfcBe asoegtbe sostbera ctocps

ll aacnMC as Icte as tse cnee kise iosristui

tef fee f:fc. Mr. Foraaader

ttTaiac test sad tmasla- -

ietbrotTer1iaspsi IVecasaaibdp

:aIrrteM'na& sbmrVeiatntie&stvS

enKMsswdbs-tbeasQeatHaniuns- :

IWHMWrfkMiuthtnT.

rwnn'!g""

ihwukiii

lUasif. tare eesweatrond the ibad.

yaahl.a. iaaeed ea Potapeia-.-

JO 51- -

aa.ltawiB aal itaal

Sk bMat eaa of aae atektt

ASJtMBheMaad.ttre

The tiawaar of tstaads sweaohtac Mtfee tartest eadt ef

TaaL--

Tiiftr T' -- at'.3

MfatHfr fbesserres wt islands of tbe PaeiSc.

aad Sbe roeeas. red be tbe Juift. teea with

aanaVar rassacec. Tbs. "FiEisbeJ (exptered) is

r.hfli hf'SaG.,Besu'BBttoEabQdtafetcb

Jheioi SfeC -- Enste hs laaded oa TVawaa,"

--OIbewf awest to Tabiti, Tihrti ia tbe

yea swa, Tf ao es. Eaocb is adraaced to

narscBee az? eae ef tbe intimate relatkcs of tbe

Bawaaasf wattttbe SesJbera Volraesans and of

IteractfeaspecwdaaaaTcartfs frost tbe Soatb-er-a

rosjw eaaaf to tbe Hawarren Tsr.s obtaiaed

laaab aad seeded, fecaafe mease cases, dynas-tae- e

wbead recal rway. Socb aebief was

FHaXaiSea.-wfeooaineb- taritatiaa ftoe: KthiVi

te Tsie esEawah. aad tres: abaca tbe Hawaiian

rarwt dears to Easiebaxaeba. Oiairael deaosat :

Faaa wfeo r" frees Saasoa and settled ia Eo-be- ls

an- immrHrii1 tbe bigb puestbood to his

nail fa nlj, dea-- ato tbe last Hgb priesl, Berra--

.istbereasnef Eafasharaeba II ;aada

ef eAes an ULanttaetd vbose narae;

.brwerec.be caviare te tbe EssKsb reader.

Tradtaos abe apeika of white foceissera vbo

UlimtbiltlirTjdirrlrrr-Tr- r-ParnaVra, xaen

"qaaae taataie. ferisbt spsriics; exes, triate

ifcurVir" Tbepsriodoff naaxioal actSTJir caxae to

aa easd arafc T1 ratyy8 aHawaiian cWff

xteax: beai ke Oate aad Kaxai cbJefs trace tbeir

eseeaC Ee lett Sawan. riaaod tbe Sjaibeza isl-aa-

ncsxaed, xaazraed, aad nsaSj left again,

(aaiaSBl bs days aTabiti.

Tiaa csasiant iateiuasae naSangy bid the

eSesof f'i-Ujg- grr aad csssoens;

tinfratced ibe p:tJLunc;atam of words: added

re tbe position of tbe chiefs,

wbeprcrcat3Twandrrrr2ege wre Kreatly

Tl essabhsbracat of tbscSseof ifoi,

tte loiKri of eaj-a.teioagst- this period.

Asort of CoBese of Soialiry was ilso focaded, tbe

Aba-e- "beface wboca erery atstaser aspirant to

it prenyaltirs and pSTneKes xaast recUe tis

Xaxc Im pecsetee and eaaaecaaas."

AIBrprrrcs bis readers a(rraprss reriew of tbis

aatratery period, cde Fernaadec next oon-ad- er

tbe irisinry of aiisUnaic?aralely dcriat

aresod of tranqaxSity wbicb foBowed. Tbe

era WZ3CS are reeoroed are not eery strikxag in

character; eaca island aSJesded toUsoraasxirs,

and tbe history of tbe tnae iay be racaJaded ra

as fJKaa." AreSccfoaecf tbe Hawan

Sfe, abrse sbeB, abiri, after xairlag

eauatjaes ef EawaSantfoc tbefray.now resU

tt TIIJ" "'aKva TTtpL "We set lrttle

fktera, here and there, of HnnSia lifeat the

tarae. abacs are 'lK i,,'.eie7,rc.and we are

esxyaorrytbat tbeastborbaa xaAfrrreaxsxaore

eftbcES. .TtxfaSsnreatratSteUbora-Zo-XalB- ,

kebafof Oabx, obtained asife. Tbe xajds of

ttobaa taste, aad acanoe wastlrted

atebsEToCtbeciaefesaestben. ASer astiaj;

Jtaasira! aad Lonai arisbwat saeaes. tfcey beard at

K--n,SLtsi. eg ahebaaatafBlaasferoe the aoa of

tbataaad. deyxsxesdjasedy saadxar Hsrsabsa-ya-a,

Btet tae Xal aras keecsa; Jas coart,trid

KS3x.eStbeeatEststtbeeaxfyinarE&et

?Coaeta4eS-- eerSasrfit pafe.

VSfwM O

VOL. XVn.-lST- o. 32.1

nsiuss (jgards.

S.E.DOLE.

CommvllnT atZait aad Kotary PahlleL

OScc attLc tomfr of Tort and liertlmit S&nb,SM

EDWARD PBESTOK,

Attamex arR Cosssellor atXaaw,

ly FortStrfft. Hoeolc3- -SIT

TCL.XEI Jt GO.,

Cots crfFettaad Caea Stcts, HobbIo,

l!,TiisXx, OUx, SaOa, Salt asd EUiig

at It lfatiirialt of ertrr tbd- -

cowssziXion -t-t-i" Xavw

F. A. SClIAEFF.lt &. CO..

Importers .Commission Merchants

iygt noccHla. llrmlliii Itmdt- -lr

o. s. cunnnGS. si. x..

ETEGIOX ASS SOrSJPATSIC IHTSICIiS.

OSw-Oor- oe- rort cad Brtnla SuBontaElti.

E--P.ADJJIS.

Auctioneer asd Concussion Merchant.

SQitrp Strwt. Iicpoicla. ly

i:i. IIOFFSCIIIKGEU A; CO..

prwntTTTK JLKD C0E2OSSICB EEKCHA35TS

JOHNBU5SEXL.

gHVrrctm.-- .bt-.c- of rort St. M8 ly

F. T. LEKXHAN &CO,

Izxportan nnd CrnmnlgJea Zlercbasta.

A. S. CJ.EXIOK." &Co..

'"' ZKTOKXXSS AXt rTttrKi XX

aicrcTinnrilo o.

SS Oerare Qarea aad KaaagaaaaB SimU, lr

II. HACUtELD Jt CO.,

OISEEAi C0SX1SSI0X AGE5TE.

MQapca Slrwt. Boaoltlc XL I--lj

A. V. Dl S.

GROCER AND PROVISIOR DEALER.

Faai& unxtry ad Feed Siwt

feffly FwtMrwcnweJalc

SERS. A. M. irTT.T.TS.

raiiionablo Sreia and Cloal: Slaicr,

J4 V1 mt noDolclc II. L

Sa? It

XXOL.L.i:S A: CO..

Ship CLazilexi aad CcimeHrtiart.

Ianorn asd Srakrt hi Gnmi XfrckradiK.trra

ti M. Hofcorela. HI. Jr

a. 3i. mtir.MY, m. i.. i- -o.s.

ScztalSocBt ea Tcit Street,

OCee la &r.BJoei. wra He; aad Ft trU

yalr Eattaaee. ri Mwt,

CKCII IIKOWX.

ATT0K5ET A3TO COUSSEIXOE AX LAW,

SOTAST FITJUC

Aad Areat Jer t&ttac Ackaoiri!sBwaU ef latlrsaeaU

Mr ta IUa! of uoba.

etas So.SKaaiaaaa It

IJ. F. KULKUj Jc CO..

UEAUEZS IS BET GO03S ASD GE5XSAI

rZSCHASDISE, renaB.

tIt

mim: A: CO.,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Aa laior of aad DnJcan in Hty. Graic. and

t4 Craeral lTcdare. Hooiaa. H. I. 3?

CAX'OgI

Importer. "Wholesale and Eelail Dealer

in General Herchaodise

Aad Claa Gosd. la tFtre-rro- ?se. wrarx Klaj

vj aad aaaaa anerta. I?

.w. jwaras.

.W. SORTOS Jfc CO'S

Stare. rre Baaea HattiK Tnim la Ooce Gro- -

ceriea aa FrantWat aad UeaeraJ Xfecaaadiie.

ti It

r; ;. urrcxicocii.

ATTOaSZT AT LATT, EILO. EAfTAII.

oSP BID praapiir coawted 1

J. V. KAWATNTJI.

Aceat to take Ackno-s-ledgmcst- ato Eabor

Contracta

Tor the DU Irict ef Keta. tMSce ot the Post OSee.

Sir lr

AnV ATTT.TJT

Agent to take Acknotrledgmenta to Con--

tracta forT.alwrr

la the Wrtrlrt of Kooa. Island of Oihe.a! the OSce of

the Haaolalo trater Works foot of staaB Mreet- -

ar !l

3FSwIw71?3S33C2J" 01?2:X,

jxxes pood. pKopainroB,

COnSEB OF FG6T SD EOTa STREETS, JtSICUILu,

The beet Ale. Wises and L'eaors cocstaatlT cat hand.

S25 urar gagy, mwjw. wtmv. -- j

JOlLt II- -PATV.

SOIABT TZSUC aad C01E2ISSI0SEB ef DEEDS

Tee lie State ef California and Xew Tork. OSce at

the Back of Bishop ACo .Hoaotaia caM ly

JOIO T. WATEUHOtsE,

EtMSTER ASD BEAIEB IS GESESAl

21EECHASDISE.

gas Qceen street. HoaWalc H--Lly

JNO. A. HASSE-GER-,

Agent to take Acknowledgments to Con-

tracts for Labor.

XInterior OCor. Hon lore--iT

II. CMclSTlKBiBROTHEB.

GKOCESY. PSED STXJBE and BAKERY

Corner Kinj; and Fort Streets. HocoJalc

E. O. HAH. A" SO,

rXPOETXBS AX3 DEALEES LS EAED'ffAEB

Drr Goods. Paint. Oi aad General Xerchandise.

S9 ji Career rort aad Hac Slf.

a.-- rcastta. -- """

C. BREWEE &CO..

SHIPPlRGckCOMSISSIOR SERCKARTS.

go Hcadclc. Ialaxda. ly

cooxi.

near, xxwrss. -

LE1TESS COOKE,

Saccessocs tLxvits AIfiaaas.

IKPOBTEBS &3EA1ERS IS 1UHBSK

Aad aU aad of Baliac; iatrfiass.

isosalarc

Fort Street. aac ij

IJlI.Lt UBAS A: CO..

rXPOBTXBS ASD DEALESS IS HABD'K'AEE

Catkrr. Dry Goods. Paints aad Oils, asd Geeera!

Xerchaadlse.

8Xo. CFori StretC HoboIbIe. IT

ctara eraacsaxa. wx.a.tawxa.

iron, g.11113 Jc co.,

Stnr Pactors-an- dConitission igents

Hcnolarc. H. L3

A"W. PETRCE &CO-

SED? C3A5DEEBS A-

-COJtXXSSIOS TTTPXHASTS

asnxrs roa

Era Gcxs aad Boob j- -psate,

SS 1JCo. 8Qseea St- -Bosararc--T

CASTA.E &HATCH,

W. E. CASTIX. Seeary PabKc anead al

the Cocna of the Einxdora.

aBeaBoa to the BexorJaaom or Loans.

C3i.CHecorZe. aavHoaey to loan on

XOnSxalSEaahtx3aaa Street Boaercls. HawaHaa

XII EO. XI. DATIES.

Larr Jaxros. GsxxsACo-- 1

DEPOBTEB ASD C0XTKS10S JCEECSASI

jlxx accxr Toa

Uord--aaad the "IF??S!W-,.- t

srmsa xoc aarn;r "'TzZr wSiV

And Sorthera Assaraace CBpaxy.

XstahbshodlSSI.

FHTTKEr &ROBERTSON,

(Sacceasart to H. JL xotneyi

Ixapoxtinc -Statianers

PabUabeza, Kemrs Dealers. Book- -

Blitders and Paper Hlcra.

AgXerchaxt Street. BoaotBla.H.1- -B31

SXSISO? cfc OO.,

BAS'KESS,

UOXOLX-LT-.asHAIVUtAXISLASDS

J12AW BXCBASGE OX

1EE EAK CF CIlarXEIU. :::-SIX FaUOSCO

asa "" jxxrs xx

Sew Trfc .Fails, AwchdaBd,

TEHaOCTal UU C5?8SiTrI. ::::LK33s

UJ "XILLSXXXS xx

SyCi7asd Jtclbaarae,

SBIy

".'l (

&Uf

HONOLULU, WEDISSDAY,

guiinrss gards.

DR. BRODTX.

X2i,'5'siC2iA33. and Sursoon.

J3SSperfalaUMiMrBrlrcaodiraof tieTtroa

aad Ear. OSre and TevHtrBcr. 1C3 Fort atreet.

axrerrr xir.LU iy

E. COOK WEBB. K. D

KOMEOPATHtST,

(Late Chief of tteff Hrmrppathle narr.ltll, 'Ward't

Wand, S.T.I

Office. SS neie! St hetwwa AUtra and Fort Streeta.

Sperial atlretim to diea of vccira and children.

OSce tocrt Vaul Sto A. JL.S to S, and Tto Sr.X.

S3 It

DR. E. H. TKACHER,

DontirC

So. 1WS Fort Street, (Brewer's Bktk, np atalreO

JST" So more pala In CMss teeth, tj cof Naboli.

car ASeW DlaeoTTiT In DnUalrTv3a

KItroaf Oxide Gas adainUtrred for palale cxtrae-tlo- a

of teeth. SSt

CSIAS. T. GIIMCK.

3?JSrJE, rURTiTC,

AgtsttaTireAr't-nrgledcgtstateLabctCaattae-

AXD

GENERAL BUSINESS ACENT.

OSre ia Kate' Btoch. corner tjcrea sad Kaaanaasa

Mreett. Hopojala. at te

JA3ES JO. 3IONSARUAT,

Attorney and Counsellor pt Law.

fSj-ctla- lattention raid to the reiothtUai of toaa.")

4CoaitjavUnc. aad a. manere appenalniac to Beal V

(.Ertlte. J

Notary Public aad Comaicrioner of Deedi

For the State of Cxhforcia aad Scir Toit.

ij,' Oface. No Kaaheoaaa St.. Uoaolala. U. I.

SUIT

HONG QUOK &I.KE ONG.

Aatboxiaed Gortmment Shlppinf: Acresta

Of Lahoren for FiaaUtMM 3r other Viada of labor.

OSceatXo.S5Klnf aaeet. below the Statioa IIoae,

oa opixwiie tide of thettreet. S3

DR. EMERSOX.

3rjbi.x. mcxajr vrcp stjuoeo

OSee at Dr. DeCsana't. SI Qaeen frrett KesWeac.

Corner Fort aad Kchal t. the old Krarrr freattee.

as Ogjeehoarr IoU A.aU8teP. X. It

RICI1AKD F. 1IICKERTOM.

ATT0B5ST A5B C0TJ2TSEL0B AT LAf

tnil attend the Teraw of Crt on the other Itlaadf

Xoney to trod oa Itertsact of Frtro4sZS-OFFIC- i:

So. Xenhaat SU. Sdoors froa Dr. Sla?ernwaWa.

a. iv. Giitvirv.

Gnxmissifm ilrrtkant and General Heater

la Drr Good. Georerle. Hardware. Statteaery,

rateat Xediriaea. rerfaaerr. asd

Gtafware.

sm vrAiirsr. XAn. iy

S.M. CARTER,

Acentto take AdsioirledjrtneBtx to Con--

tracta for Eabor.

OSce at P. XSBocfc. Ecalaaade. Heaelara. IL L

lItly

.11. si. GltLaUAIUaA; CO..

ISPORIERS ASD "5THCLESALE DEALEES

la rafUwahli ClothlBC. Hate. Caae. Poote. Sho.

and ererr earleiy of (ieaueneaV Sayerior Famlthlat

Cdr. Vtete la Makee'e Btech. Qaeca Sta el Hoao-lata- .

H. LST

KOLXJSTER &

Apotliccnrloo

jlsb txrosrxas or

Tobacco aad rr; Arate fe PLorflUrd ACo-

if. S. KicafetU &Co" Vanity rate. Goodwin ACo'a Oed

Jcdre. Baeaaaaa lyle'a CeJeorated P!oc Tobaccos

Ctawa FerfaKery. SLaadoa. Haaipareys' Hoawo-paial- c

Sredac Ac- -Ae JK

JOS. E. WTSEMAN.

IReal Estate Broker &Employment Bureau

Brat kombs .otutee. rioer aao en aaa rraea

al Ettaie la al! parts of the Ktredots Ematoy-nea- t

foaad torlbf eeekinc work ia all therariou

braaehes af basine conaec-.e- dwith there Islands.

S5- -X. B. -- Local Docaamits drawn. Btlb Collected.

Books aad Aeroaats kp. aad reacnl oSee work trans

acted, ratroaare oocaiec vuuihwi jwukc

Uoaornla. 1. X&

G. bV. IIACFAKLAABo; CO..

1KP0RTEKS ASD COKKISSIOS" 1TERCHASTS,

Rohtasoa's Fire-Pro- BalkKac--

Qceea Street, HaaoJala, H. L

asms ra

"The Gkre aad Hoaola Line ef Packets.

Jets Hay Co" Llrerpo aad Loaeoa Packets.

The Waikapa riaatatie

The fpeaeor Plaauum. H;to.

Hakalac Ptaatauon. Bilo.

Xlrrsees.TaitiWatsoo. iaiarXachiaerT.

The raafca Saep HaacaCoeanaay. eg

TUOS. A'nitcn,

statiosib, srars agest, booe-besu- er asd

PAPEB BULES,

Xerchaat St. tear Fort, aad Fort Su aear Bote, Heao

lata. Othu. H. 1.

Also. Pnbnsaerof the Hawatiaa Alaaaacaad Aeaaal

and Hawatiaa DirrcJorr and Cakadar. ie.

The XerchaatstreetStore The Fort rtrort Store will

w0J be deTottd to tieaeral embrace Flae SUtiocery.

SUdocerr. Btask Books. Boets. Artlsft" Noteriais.

2Cews and TSnAh-i- ;Ieaart Toys aad Fancy Goods,

raenu SM ly

a. c. anxx. a--r. iscarxsox.

AIXK.1 Jc UUUi.tltV.t,

At Bohiasoa'e Wharf,

Dealers ia Lantber and all kinds cf Xciliiag

Earcriis. Paiitj, OUt, SsiiJ, ct.ax.,

xsxxTs or Kseosxxs

HALBAEALA.

SCLAXAJTC.

EESACLCOHt.

XVETELLES.

PAUARI,

rjlLAXA.LEAHI.

SM BesatPta. nawaHaa Itaaadr. ly

CASTLE A; COOIiE.

SBTPPESB ASD COinilSSIOS KEECHASTS

fXPOBIEES AXD

Dealers In Ceneral Merchandise,

So--S3 Kior. Street, roxoicla. H. L

AGESTS FOB

The rcioa Insaraaee Coapaay of Saa Francisco.

The Sew axtasd life Insaraace Capaay, BosU.

The Oi eras Packet Line, ITht Eatala Plaauttea,

Dr. Jarne 4: Soo- -Ceiebrat-Ta- eKafka Plaatauoa.

ed'X'heiaes. JWaiaake PUaorlon.

Wheeferi Wilson's SewiagiHamakra Plantation.

Xacaiaes. ttttlT

XXYyiAX BEOS.,

Importers of General Merchandise

FHOX

FBAXCE, EXGLASD, GEBICAXF, ASD

U2HTED STATES,

Street. --Honotelc,H.I.

nTJiArr linos..

WHOLESALE GROCERS,

atisdraS Camersia Street,

SAX FBAXCISCO.

jyPartJealtrittesrirapald taalBaxaadtUpplsj

Island orders. SS ly

gomtsfo gjredutc.

KATJPASTJEA PLABTATIQE"

SOW COHISG IS and Or sale la

SrCAR to spercaasers, by

SMlj CAFOG.

HAWAHAB" SOAP WOEES !

L??

GREY &CO.,

JlanuXactttrer aad Dealers In

ALL K1F.DS OF SOAPS,

Ltteo, Klac; Street, Ilonoinlu.

Beef. Xsttaa aad GfatTaTlow wanted. Orders leftat

BoB ACos. Qcren Street, wxii jee with xeosptat-teaxlp-

SOLE &SADDLE LEATHER,

Tanned Goat and Sheep Skins

aidtob saxx

CojrsTAjrry.ToxHixD

Talanea Tannery. J. 1. Parker. Prop'r.

Hit Tmnatry, F. S. Lrnuui. ProprlelOT.

635 Jy A.S CLEGBOEX XCO, Aeeats.

HETBOPOLITA.'V UMIUETT.

C. WALLER, Proprietor.

Elmg Street. HaolBln.

TABJLY MABKET.

Jaattlea of Hotel maid Cation Streeta.

SSS CaoiceaXXeatainnariaestHcda.

.fl1 Vita---- y?Tr w.t'jy.

OWEN J. EOET, Prsprieter.

ThechoSeeslPfBeef Xrrtnr aad YeaL alway--

caLaad. The gcrf Uthis XarhcXtsfnga theeeiexea

tedtfsdirfJaaaCiapheil,EosBalisH. POKaryaad

Gaaseiocrdc

mmmBBmm!SmmS

Jtfittkmical Cnfe,

ED, CROWE,

Htmse and Sign Fainter,Paper Hanger, &e

S1t Xo VS King Street. noaolBla. S

WX. JOIWSOS,

3MCoi,olxa2A-f- cTailor.

SC Xo. 3Fort St, below Dr. SunrrawaldT ly

CHB. OERTZ.

Itapcrtcr and Dealer in Gents', Itadic', and

Children 'a Boots. Shoes, and Slippcra,

Jnjt recelTed arreat ranerr or Boots, Shoe and Slip

pera. alo Ladlet TThlte Kid ftattoa Boou.

J. II. 1TICKB,

CABZK-S- T3VCIl, TT33t.T

Alaben Street,

One door be azc Bctti Street.

rarattxre oall descriptions male and repaired oa rea

eanabletcrat. Beat worknantllp rnaria teed.

oSW ly

PIONEER STEAiT

Candy Manufactory and Bakery

Pmtical Cesfeetiosrr, Fattrj--Cook aad Baker,

SIS 71 Hotelttreethetweea Xaaantt and Fort. Sly

C. tU COI.E3IAX.

BLACKSMITH AND MACHINIST

Uorse Shoelnjr, Cnrrlajrc Work,

n.ntalloa JtRChlnery, c

SS Shop onKla; Street, xeit Cattle JtCoohaV ly

H. K. MOORE,

(Fcnaerly ia the eaploy of Cattle &Cooke,)

Practical Job Printer,

NO. 10 TORT STREET,

tOter Mcllis' Store.)

33 S5 AM orden falthfcily attended to. ly

WII.T.TAW rXNfNELi,

(Snecejer to P. Daltoa.)

No. 92 Kins Street, Honolulu,

Saddle aad IIarnet Mater aad Importer of Leather

asd frtaddlerf Hardware. All work done In say

establishiaent It andir dt direct eaperrislon, and

will ace ay tiat endearora to pirate my enstorarn.

CrymTeoeacalL S17

HONOLITLF IHON WOBKS CO.

pS STEAJI n.VGUE!, SCOARJIILLS

f:! nctIcra,Cor.Iroa, Bran aad Lti Cullnra

Machinery of Every Description

"Sa

FanicilarattesUoa paid to Ship'a Blaekaziltiiz;

aaJOBtrOBStxecste4oathiherttaetlre. (ctiaiy

6. exextssx. o. xscusg.

G. SEUELUES A: CO.,

TIKSMITES AID PLUMBEBS,

S'o. 3 Xanana Street,

EeepcoatUauyoshandafBllattortaicatof Tta.Shee1

Iroa aad Copper are.

Galr'd Iroa asd Lead Fise.Isdia BahberHeM,&e

MO ia

C. E. 1VH.I.IAMS.

ntPOBTlffi. KASUTACTUBEB, OTHOLSTEREB

ASD DEALER IS

FURSITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,

Fcrcitare Ware-Boo- Xo. W Fort St Work Sh op at

the old stand oh Hotel street

Orders froa the other Islands promptly attended t.

JWBIy

J. H. LYNCH,

JBoot and Shoe Manufacturer,

KIXG STnECT. -

Has yctt receired. per last stcaser. ase asortaect of

Gent's Boots and Shoes

cf the EettEitterL Xake; alsooa hand, a

Fine Stock of Home Hade Wear,

all of which will be sold cheap for cash.

All orders from the other Istaeds promptly attended to.

CEO. S. HARRIS.

SHIP AND GENERAL BUGKSfniTH.

IIRIDGH. ItOIKE AXI IIEATT

SniP, Work. Xoaldra Blltsr Planlcs alns,

Asehort aad Aarlts repaired- -Oootenecks. Crank Axlea

aad Wajoa Axles made for the trade oa reasonable

terns.

Heavy Wagons for Traction Engines

AXD

ARTESIAN WELL TOOLS

With all their FitUnrs, aSpecialty.

AU Order Pronptly Attended to, and Work

(fnarmlttd.

TST' Shop on the Esplanade lathe rear of Xr. Geo.

Lscas ntsInzXIH SSI n

:.-ivEoiisrEa-:!!""- :

Ho. 71 Fort St,, above Hotel St.,

KEEPS ALWAYS ON HAND

As iorUent of si btFrrncl: ind

Confectionery !

Wtidrte cSrt for sa-- eto tie trade, or at retaU.

AT REDUCED PRICES!

THE BEST DBASDS OF CHOICE CIGARS

To be had in the market.

THE BEST-IC- ECREIK, SODA WATER ICORDIALS

I. AXn TBT TODf.'a -

-- gafei

TIIO.UA.S LACE,

MAOHIM-I- ST,

Xo. ao fort Street.

Rv Will attend to all orders In the

CL0I. GUS iGEKERiL EEPA1R LIBE.

He wQ c.,e special auction to cleanin;. repaMnz

and rexaUtinE ewtnrXalh!nes.and all otner Idait of

Liret Xachltery xad ileta, Work ef erery descnptloa.

Blacks mliiin;. etc.

Auo, onhand and for sale cheap,

AVariety ofSewing Macbin.es

Vans. Pistols. Shot, Ammunition,

BZachinc OS, ZTccdlcs, &c, Sic, &c

.Sewixr Xachine Teeters. Birder, and aH other extra

and ocpHcate parts of raachiaes feppfied oa thon no-

tice- 43--Best Xachiae Twux.Ca

&U Ustsl tHie Eimfiaa frr

The Florence Snriir Xachine. frcm SW to

Sew In; Xachine frera fB to 33.

Beae Sbsttle Sewiaz Xachrae, boa 1$ to $33.

tS Ixclndlnx all extras. SiO ly

OSL, SLACK! NC.sA .

-- ?S!

J?tf

VJIAJinFACTlJEED 14--

G. S. PIHKHAM &CO.,

KOLOA, EACAL

EOLLES &Co., Agents,

HoxoLCix:. Ai

-- ;

vvN

T'&J

oNiMovns nio

SALAMANDER -- FELTING

FOE

fflTeriEg Boilers, Sfearn Pipes

ETC, ETC

Saves 25 per Cent, of Fuel

PEICE BEDTJCED TO $7.50 BBL.

THEO.H.DAVIES.

CHUFOHKIH POTATOES AND ONIONS

IX CASES AXD BAGS.

Hew Crop, ex tl D. C. Murray,"

KECEZTEB THIS SAT.

FOB SALE ST BOrXES&CO.

JalyLISSL 41

BAY! OATS!

.ExBtcLaeSCSCO-FrrR-

IT Asrar3,lSL TccjaJehj EOLLES 4CO.

AUGUST 10. 1881.

gfitsnrante Jolit

Boston Board or Underwriters.

XGRXTS for tbe Hawaiian Talamli,

AKaiy C. BRKWEK & CO.

Phllarlelpbia Doard or UnderwrlterSt

tor tbe lllnnili,

AGKXTS C.BRKWEnACO.

Insurance Notice.

ABE.T FOR THE BUITISII Far.

TnR Marine Insaranc Company (Limited! has

receired In ttractions to Kertnce the HiiM" of In-

surance hetrreea Ilosolaln and rort In the rarisc, and

It now prepared la Isne Polielea at the lowest rates,

with aspecial redaction on frrical per steamers.

THKO. ll. DAV1KS.

SB ly Agent Brit For. Xar. las. Co, Limited

ILAJJIUOKGII-UREnE- ?!

FIEE IKSTJBAHCE COMPANY.

TJXDEIWIWXKO IIAVIXO Ttr.KX AP

pointed Axents of the abore Compuiy, are pre

pared to Insure risks adnst fire on Stone and Befell

BBdlnsa,asdonUerdi.ndlie stored therein, on

the naost taroraole terms. For particular, npply at the

oBce of tot ly P. A. SCItABFEB ACO.

HAMBURC-tYlACDEBUR- C

.FIEE INSUEANCE COMPANY,

OP nAMBCBO.

siErtCTTANnisE. rrnxi.

TTJRB and Xachlnery Iniorrd train tFire on the

most farorable terms.

A. JAEOCIt, Arent for the nawallas Islands.

SMly .

Insurance Notice.

I'xur.itsiGxr.n auc prcpaiied

Thewrite npon Merehandlse, per firstla resselt

between this aad ths Coatt rorts, coTerlnjt lct or

damasr. If amowntln- -to 10 per cent, or more, cm the

sonnd salae of the whole shipment at port of delivery,

npon farorable terms. Bisnop ACo.

Areata of the Firemen's Fnad Insurance Company.

Honolulu. Jan. aX 1S1. SM Sm

UfllOH INSURANCE COMPANY

OP SAX FRAXOISCO.

IVTrvrdbcLO.

IKCOBPOBATED, 1805

CASTLE &COOKE, AGENTS

sit For the Hawaiian Islands.

Rhonlsh Wostphallan Lloyd

INSURANCE C0IV.PANY,

OF a. GLADDACII. Rhenltb Prussia.

Aachenand Leipzig Insurance Co.,

United,

OF AAC1IEX.

CLAIMS rolt PARTICCLAR AVCR.

ALL sustained by Goods arrlTin? here, and In-

sured in the abore Companies, hare lo be made with

the eofalxaace or and certified to by the nndertlcaed,

in order to be nlld. J. C. GLADE, Ajent.

GERMAN LLOYD

'Marine Insurance Company of Berlin.

F0 IITUNA

General lnsuranceCompany of Berlin.

ATIO E1XHCHAXCE COHPAXIES

THE etUblttbed aGeneral Acency here, and the

andertlraed. General Acents. are authorised to Uke

Risks acalntt tbe Dancer or the Seas at the

Moat Reasonable Rate, nndou tbe

Host rarornble Terms.

S15 ly F. A. SCHASFEB &CO General AeenU.

HOETH BRITISH AHD HEECAHTILE

INSURANCE CO.,

OF LO.IDON AXO KDIXnCRGII.

ESTADLISBED 19.

CAPITAL I.007.219

Accumulated and Inretted Pond. 3,838,118

ftnilFi UXDHRSIOXED HAVE DEES AP- -

JL potnlrd Acents for the Sandwich IlUnril. and ate

aathorized to Insure arlast Lire upoa farorsMe terms.

Risks taken in any part of the Islands oa Stone and

W.vden Boildinrs aad raerchandlte stored theie'.n,

DwrlliDj Hoaies and Farnitare, Coals. Ships

la harbor with or without carjoes. or under repair

3It ED HorFsCnLAEQEaa CO.

FIREMAN'S FUXD

INSURANCE COMPANY,

OF SAX FBAXCISCO.

Iiaro fixtcl 3VHx-i3a.- ,

Casb Capital. Gold. 8300,000.

Rlshs aSpeciality- -Detached dwell-lnc- s

and contents insured for aperiod of thrree years,

far two premiums ia adraure.

By writing small Iiaes on ear fully selected risks, well

distributed, ofers

IXDESXlTt HECOXD TO XOXE

Losses Promptly Adjusted.

BISHOP &CO.,

30 ly Areata f" the Hawaiian Itlaads.

TJNTOKr

Fire and Marine Insurance Company

OF XEir ZEALAXD.

CAPITAL 810.000,000

AVISO ESTADMSnCD AX AGEXCXat

SHoadala. for the Hawaiian Islands, the under-tlrne- d

are prepared to accept risks against Are In

d.e.liacs, stores, warehouses, and aerchaadise. on

terms.

JIarine Ullu on cargo, freights, bottomry. prodta

and coanissions.

Losse promptly adjnsled and pnyable here.

Stxly J. S. WALKEB.

THE

Swiss Lloyd Marine Insurance Co.

OF W1XTERTI1CR.

OXDERSlGXEDare ACTUORIZED

THE insure

On Cargo, Freight and Treasure

From Honolulu to all parts of the world,

and npon

Coasters, by Special Pcnnlaalon!

Oa the Best faTorahfe terras.

J. SWALKEIL

S3 It Agest for the Hawaiian Islands.

THE

LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE

INSURANCE CO.

Assets. $26,740,105,70

nSTARLlSUED AX AUESCT IX

Honolulu, for the Hawausa Itlaads. aad the

are prepared to write risks against

FIRE OX B17ILDISGS, 3IERCUASISE ASD

DTTELLISGS

On farorable terns. DsrelllntrRIskanSpeelallty

Detached dwelnnss and content insured for aperiod

of three year, for two premiums in adranco. tosses

promptly adjusted and payable bere.

SBta BISHOP ACO.

WILDER &CO.,

Agents for tbe Hawaiian Islands,

OF THE- -

Mutual Life Insurance Co.

OF SEW TORK.

Largest, Safest and Most

ECONOMICAL LIFE IHS. CO.

IN THE WORLD!

Assets-(i8SO).S90,OOOf- OOO CASH.

No-- is aGood Time to Irisnre

Xese but Frst-cia- srisks taxes.

Sgta

THE

New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.

OFBOSTOS.MISS ,

1SCOBFOBATCD, 1S35.

Ike Oldest Purely ZlaiualTJelnrarance CoAn

the United Stale.

Fcliriei Ixxzed ea ti acrt IxTvnils Texas.

Example orXon-ForreJtn- re Plan

rXSCBED AG2, aTEABS-OBDnT- UFB

FLAX:

IAnnual premium eonnaues PoHey 5years 3days

Aaaaal premiums continue PoBcy 4years X2days

IAsanal premlxxes esaflsne PoScy years 57 days

Arsxal prexalssss costlsse PoEcy 8years 4S days

:13,SOO,OOOi

Losses Paid tbrwacb Koaolalo AstEcy--,

149.O0O

CASTLE fc COOKE, AJENTS

19 jy

IWHOLE No. 865.

finsttratttt Notices.

f. a. n?iiai:frr.

Board ofUnderwriters,

Asenl of Dresden Board Bf CBdenrrlteTf,

Agent of Vienna Board of Underwriters.

Claims against Insurance Companies within tho luris-dictlo-a

of the abore Boards of Underwriter! will hate

to ha ccrtUed to by thesboTsAgeattomaks them

Talld. SSly

TIU.l

FIRE INSURANCE COIrlPANY,

OF HAJinCKO.

Capital of the Company AKMrrre.. Helen tmark COOO.mi

their Companies 101,831,000

ToUl Kelchsmirk 1OT,EU,CW

NORTH GERMAN

TIEE INSUBANCE COMPANY,

OF IIAHKEKll.

Capital of theCompanyJtneserTe..ReIchsmark9J5!0,rro

their Belntarance Companies 33,tn,WW

Total Be!ch.markASM"J

LLOYD

RUCK VERSiCHER.U..GS GESELLSCHAFI

OP VINTEKTH UK.

Capital of the Company franca 8,000,000

TUEthe

UXDERSitJXEB.GEXERALAOEVrS

abore three companies for the Hawaiian

Islands, are Dreparcd to Insure Building, Furniture,

Xrrthandite and Produce. Xachlnery, xc--, also sugar

aid Bice Xltla, and Teasels In the harbor, a;ra!nstlosa

or damage by lire, on the most farorable terms.

831 It It. 1IACKFEL11 ACO.

--FOB-

Preserving and Bcastifjin

--TBE-

Complexion and Teeth.

XEtr AND VALUAI1LE PREPARATIOX

Jpronoun ed by all to bs the most perfect

In existence. Unlike other preparations, it la

cot only harmless but firora anatural and health,

action of the skin, resulting in complete purity aau

clearness of complexion.

HOLLISTER &CO.,

Drnggitta and Apothecaries,

Klly S3 Xunana Street .Iionolnla.

JUST EECSI7ED

COINrCHEE&AHUIN'G

FOBT STREET, ABOVE KISO,

New Goods of Various Descriptions

Chiii6S9 and Japanese Ware !

ALSO. LATEST STTLE OF

EUROPEAN NOVELTIES IN JEWELRY!

INCLUDING SOME

FINS SETS OF TIGER CLAWS

Silk Handkerchiefs (hemstitched),

All colors and qualities.

AFIXE ASSORTMEXT OF

Japanese Lacquered Ware

Also, Xo. 1Rico For Silc.

S4I ly

HAWAIIAN

FuriiituTC Manufactory

J. H. BRUrtiS, JR..

JlAXUFACTUBES

Jl IIM DF FINIT01

AXD

AT THE LOWEST PRICES!

JL Uira.Ta"XF UKB

ALtVATS OX IIAXD. AXIS

ORDERS FILLED AT SHORTEST NOTICE

THE FUBH1TUBE IS

ait 3VTzcio "toy 'BJX.n.cdxLsxoirsr

AXD OF THE

BEST SEASONED STUFF,

AXD

No Pains will be Spared

TO GIVE

SATISFACTION TO HIS CUSTOMERS.

Upholstering Done to Order.

Coffins Always on Hand.

mSEE.-fg- ;ly

GEO. LUQAS,

CONTRACTOR &BUILDER

Honolulu Steam Planing. Mills,

Esplanade, Honolulu, II. I.

Manufactures til kinds of

Mouldings, Brackets,

Window Frames,

Blinds, Sashes, Doors

And all kinds of Woodwork Finish.

Turning, Scroll and Band Sawing I

ALL KIXDS OF

Planing and Sawing,

Hoxtiring and Tenanting.

ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTE2TBED TO

And lYorlc tinaranteest.

Mr Orders froa the other Islands solicited.

Hoaolgla.Mara.lgra. ?Moa

MAXOFACTUBED OP

EEFUfED A. NO. 1SUGAE

.BT

IP. ia: oaa TO",

Pratical Confectioner &Pastry Cook

BAKSK7

Pioneer Steam Candy, Factory

Leaoa aadTsssrlsd Syreps always oa haxsd

PSL "rt EL aTIIO. 3LS

Put up In A. Xo. tEedaed Sugars, hijhly

recommesded for Sea Toragea.

Americarj, French, English

AXD German Pastries

Hide to drier St short Xotice'

Wedding Cakes Ornamented

la the highest Erjle of Art.

Eki fresh hoae asde Chocolate Cressu, CoeoinBt sad

Cream Candies.

So. 71 Hotel Street bet. Xanana and Port

Tssiyfq.r

33eirTc mfi 1r& JEmm

BaaaL. op THE riJSKBT iiraaiEH

rkka'stnlsi.ssdor an sgrt.FOB BALE.

liiflr--f aad dellrered to steamer or.

athooier, ATXODESATE PBICSS.

PersOBS w(MsHCe isaes srKIt Bnt sseelc

er to lBspere-lto- iUser stew Imtc,

east SHsy fat pairs awt atkJ.

i69 9. A.BERBE2T XawalUs Betel.

OiPHE-OI- iD KOXA COFiTKB

cSUI ;' j)FSaIehyBOU.CO

jpuKVxm op

ee MminreJ I

SaaptrsilType. lw1at 3m mI?--

eUaeS Uloth. 11 W

ISO

3laehN 3(0 so m.

JUase

usw alaeuni ISO ice' Tlei i'it et is

Mrjna4 lBehn! 400 sat tao uaw, w

Quarter efCol ana 800 10W II M1 II 0as W

hoc law mob mor. see

Third ef Colama. 800 saaaiaaaa eBM

HalfofCbtamB... 11 Mi It ooi 31 W'wi

11 0M To sow.

Two.Thtrd Cotuaia t- -tl.1 .. l! a. MJlM,MltttM

out ." aiii."."ir.Ty s. --ri."s

aliowtdi dlieeVal from the-r-ates whki srefte ualt

adrtttlstniSBts, whsa paw charred "'rt

with th.j.y red.rd t.. wJi.

then, roe rairseitaritiMs"rin "

hr mAurit-ixattan- tf .

tcrfplions may oe aw, vj ,..,.-.- -

ace samps.

foreign jfrs.

W1XLIA2B, UIKOHB &C0

Salppln! and'. Cosaaissrsa MtrcliaBls

Ktt a3 CaUtornU Street. San Fraaclsco-I-y

W. H. OHOSSMAN &BBC,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

IIS Chamber Btreet, Xew Terlt.

SoreMr-Cai- tle Cooke.snd J. T. Waletfceate,

SB lyr

H. W. SEVEBANCS,

IlaTfallan Consul aad

COMMISSION MERCHANT

SKCaUfornla St, San TriatlKO, Cat,

tea nooua .o.

FRAMC H. ArSTIX &CO.,

Conimisaion Mercliante and For-

warding Agents.

Office "o. 20 California SL, San FraBtlsco.

.maV. TTItaaa TalaMsfa, AtiA

TU Bett Price WrTntptl and 8Ie GaJLtJUitwd;

phj

CONTRACTOR'S

SPECIALNOTICE.

SUCH A3

Carpenters, Blacksmiths,

Painters, Engineers,

Cooks, Baker and Others

Faraltheil at Reasonable Notice, by las

Employment Agency of Crosett SCo

238 Sutter 8L. San Francisco, California.

nr Special pains to select suitable persons to III la

orders, BSOtaa

ESTABLISHED, 1802--1

INDIA RICE 11ILL,

C0RXER OF

Hissioa and Preraont Sts., San Praneisca

CALIFOKXIA.

INDIA RICE WILL, ner years

Tnr. practical experience and Improremenl, 1now

tbe nearest to perfection of any of tha ItleeXUuof the

world. Ihthoroushiiessof

Cleansing and Polishing

It tUnds unrlTalled; aad la yield of cleaned mrrchantj

able Rice from Pad Jy,

Produces front 3to 8per cent. Hon

THE ISDIA RICK MILL IS SOW IX PEBFECT

RUXNIh'U ORDER FOR TUB

nulling and Dressing of Paddy

ASD

UNCLEANED RICE

From the Hawaiian Islands, to which It is specially

adapted.

Consignment of Paddy and Bulled Ric

Will recelre prompt and careful attention.

V3I. X. OREKKWOOD,

General Commission Merchant and Proprietor of India

Rice Mill. Stlsta

DR. J. COLLIS DROIFXE'S

OHC Xj OH, OX"3T 3ST 13

IS THE 0RI0n.AI.AKD OSLT 0E5TJ1HE.

C1ILORODTXE Is admitted bytheprofesslaa la ha

the most weaderfal and saleable

remedy erer iBseaTered.

CIILOItODYXE Is the best remedy known for

Coughs, Consumption, Bronchitis,

Asthma.

CIILOnODTSE offectaally checks sad arrests those

too often fatal diseases rDipalhe-Feser- ,

Croup, Ague.

CIILOJIODTXK acts like acharm la Dlanhaa, aad

Is the oaly speeISc la Cholera and

Dries tery.

CIILOBODTXE effectoany eats thert all alUtkt of

Epilepsy. Hysteria, Palpitation,

and,spasms.

CULORtlDTXB It thrjontypafflatlsela XeuralgU,

Bheumatrsm, Ooat.Caacer, Tooth-

ache. Sleolozltlt, Ac.

From W. Vesaliui Psttlgrtw, M. D., formerly Lrctarer

at St. aeotge'a nospltaL London :"Ihare no hesita-

tion In stating that Ibase neTcrraetwIth any medlctao

so efficacious aa an Antispasmodic and aeilttlie. I

hireuted It In Consumption, Asthma. Dltrrcoa, tad

other dlteaaes, and aa perfectly satisfied with there-oU.- "

"Earl Buttell commnnlcated to the College ef Phy-

sician that he bad receired adliptteh from Ue 1U Ju-

ly' Consul at Manila to the effect that ehNeia has been

raginj fearfully, and that the only nmtdf of asy ter-Tl-

was Cbiosodtss "See Latit. ttt Dec lt

CAUTION. Dawaaa or Piaacr aitn larrarrosa

The public are farther caolloned: afergenror p

hating, come to the knowledge of At

Board of Inland Rerenne.

CAUT10X Sir Page Wood sUtod

that Da JCotxis Dauwwa war nndonbtedly tbe

of CaxoaoDTSX ,that the story of the dfendaat

was deliberately untrue, which, he rgrettcd to uy had

beo sworn to -- See Tlmtt Jnly 10. tsot

Soldlnbottleaatls Hid. tW.4- -6L and lis. each.

Xone Is genuine without tbe words' DR. JCOLLIS

DROWSE" on the Oorerament Sump Orerahelmlas

medical tettimony accompanies each bottle.

Sole Manufacturer. J. T. OA Tr EXPORT.

St Great Ba.iell St Bloomtbury Loadoa.

Aeenta la Xew Tork, WII ocararrxus 4s Co aad

J. C. Wxlls. WBt

mtm

Comer Beale and Howard Sts.,

SAX FBASCISCO. CALIFOKXIA.

V7. H. TATIOB, Fm'L J03ZPH KOOSZ. Saj'

BUItDEBS OF STEAM MACHINERY

IX ALL ITS BBAXCBES,

Steamboat, Steamship, Land

ENGINES AND' BOILERS

niGD PEESSURE OB COXPCUXD.

STEAM TESIiKLS of all kinds, buiH complete wita

Halls of Wood, Iroa or Coa posit.

ORDIXART EXUIXES ceatpooaded when adrU- -

able.

STEAI3 LATJX CIIEN. Barge and Steam Tat coa--

structed with reference to lie Trad Is wSkh they

are to be employed. Speed, taaaage aad daft f

water guaran teed.

STEAM BOILESJL rartkalsr aUeaaoa zlrea to

the quality of the material aad worsaiistSJp, led

aoae but llrit-cla- work prodseed.

SCUAlt 2TILLS AXO aUOAX-MAKlX- OHi.

C1IISEEY mads after (he most apfrsred pUss.

Alto all Bolter Iron Work connected thenwitk.

WATER PIPS, of Boiler or Sheet Iroa, ef say size,

Eiade In soluble lengths for emratcuai tegether. or

Sheets rolled, punched sad packed for 4jraeat,

ready to be rireted oa the Eruesd.

ITTDRACUCEirirTISO. Boiltr Work and Wa- -

itt Pips suds by this estaHit meat, rireted by

Hydraulic Hireling Machinery, that quality of wark ,

being far superior to hand work.

SHIP WOBK. Ship sod Steaa Cspslaat, Steaaa

Winches, Air and Clrealniog Psaps, naje after tha

moft appmed plans.

PUMPS. Direct Acting rampt. for Irricaaoa or Cty

Water Works purposes, hellt with the wlebrated Bary

Talre Voiloo, toperior to say otter pea?'

Aeenta lor Wortblisctoo" Bsptex tUSN

mt Puapw. ly

ABTESIA3T IL TTJBZS,

IThe Honolulu iron Work

.ISBoirjrepsredlo

JUSKISHP2IC3B AID SHOW SAXEEJsS

OF THE AltOTKPJWX.

national Tube Wori Ce'f. Wsrlu,

AXXcXEESPOET. PA .

Aadtomaker;r"tjt3ut;Te;;s ia large meawli

9ntitteJa (hfitiiy su

vjS

gs fhorifn.

.TRIDAT. September Snd, 1SS1, the anniversary of

the birth of HerEeya! Hlghnes the Princess Regent.

'WW be observed as national holiday. nd all Gortrn

taint eScc ihro&xhoni lie the KlcraoQ will be dcscd.

H. A. T. CARTER,

Minister of the Interior.

Interior Office, AcxKhlSSl. SB

It bar fluted Her Royal Hlrbrrrs the rrirces

Segrat to appoint Honorable J. M. Karrx. rort--

xsaster General, vie A. r. Brfekwood, Esquire, resign

ed.

IoUnl Palate.July 30th. 1ST. SO St

J. v. Krinsi has been appointed keeper of the

Tetrad for rstrays at Walmea, South Kohala, Hawaii,

KEKATJUKE.

Gmtnini of Hawaii.

HUo, HawaU. June 1st, 1SH. Kl t

Strpreme Court of the Hawaiian Islands,

Hortnlnln. Osdm. --

By Tbtseeflb aetterlty In toe vested by the

and the Statctes of till Kingdom, and deem-

ing it emetal to the promesJon of Justice,

Idhereby erder. titthe regular term of tie Circuit

Owl tor the Fennh Judicial CtreaK to be held

at NairUvtH, Island el Kaeai. ontbe Brat Tuesday In

Asf. A. B. ISSi.be hereby postponed nntil Wednes-

day the JtUi day of September, A. D. 1SS1, at ten

tioek,- -. Witness ray hand and the teal of the

It-- sJ Supreme Ontt. at Honolulu, tilt SXh

djeJJoljr.A.D 1S81.

(Signed.) A. FRAXCIS JTiDD,

JTrrt Aoeite JosKce Snpreme Court, preforming the

dattes XChief Justice, daring the Tacasey of that

oSe. T3t

The tesrig pereena hate been commissioned at

TasAesestnrs restbetaxatroa Districts ofthe Kingdom

lor the year US. OAHU.

JfeceMa .. CHJodd

E;Walatae. -- Frank Brown

MWaVea SKMaboe

iMUlki. -- .HKanalhUo

Kottanpek ..TAlJoyd

HL&XTL

Lahalraa.... ................ AForcander

Wattaka. TW Everett

Xakava .. THHavseMen

Biai.. M...m.... Pbavraiku

Xtsetal Laaai JTiakateka

HAWATL

........ LSeTeranee

.T KaaihtH

Ki....... HSI Whitney

rnWL'SoBa.... ..... DHKahtne

'3klAi JO neartH

fiehKbala.. SHMahsfca

HJohnson

Hafcakaa ....... ...........RA Lyman

KAUAI.

... Jacob Hardy

Um JGTocher

iKtTaftea ....... ..Chss. Foersnta

SHrtiM -- ..KFaelki

Wafeaea. .J II KapnBiai

JUaika

JOHN S. WJIKER, SOeieterat naanee.

BMNMm.alrlr3?H. ta

licenses Expiring in August, 1BS1.

KCTAIL-OAH- ll.

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IAh Sm. WafcaewlapVe,

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3AaaU. Caapts Haaa.

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Ah Taaac tAaaa. Raid. N. Kakala,

SCkaat a. Kapmaa. X. Eabata.

!CAtoac naarkaaHUa.

JAaa Alcal. yaaaapoa. atti Sana,

KtTWa 4Ca, Kaaak.

HAjaaaa. Krinaaacte. Hwakaa,

aVf girt. Haaakaa. Haaaakaa.

aAktaa. PianlaTHanakEa.

aAaa.Walnea.

aAktaa. Haaapaea. North Kaaak, --

8Jte. ftL-a-

JHalan, oni Eahala,

9Asa,Tata, HaBakaa,

SA WTekce iCa. Qeees St. IIoseMe,

nCTAIL spiuir.

1RBraUry. earner Etee and Fort Sta,

ait! SUaMa, Ceamerrial Bate),

JOBCIXG SPIRIT.

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T1CTI'AIJG.

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gAt Seay Eiaihahr, ygtt Kabate,

SAtaaTvraUaka.

4TfcC ir &Oa. Nesanc M, BaneliHn.

rAbaca. WaMakn.

Okaac Siac Oa. Halaa. 'anh Kabila,

Saw Ta Foac &Oa. Hotel St, Hesetala,

nAM, Baa.

Hen Cac. Vfataea. Easai,

ktec.Meeia.

aTee SUa. Faaabaa. HUa.

SLeas Demean, Hotrt St, Haaarnrti,

EtTCIICiU

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It FmakaL.rarhee.

IE tr. Belt. X. KiU,

CAKE rCODUXG.

SAhtpa.EaE. TIRE ABS&,

SJatTMben. Ecna.Oahn.

Circuit Court of Kaoi.

tTb Jcne terra of the CSrreit Coart of Hard, mis

iwtanail Taa" aasw- &1art Wu"niuu"a

lfc

trst liquor athe

verdict of Jones spirit

faty

lor assaslt

rob tie

AUardrce, Kennedy, oa

aj.

AfcV?TV JnnM Jrrtrt nroM',ftir Ma- -Tvux4n-- atr1

ardonaxirKaieidictofritT:HarrireUlor

Hatch tor Jomieson and Kennedy.

Shag Ta. Aka-c- araa cert tried, tfce plaintiff claim- -

SSli156.f?r-Ch,0.Su,imi- s"hcd'

rmce uas eolv

Mta bend. After the evidence wLs Uthe

pSaiatiSiathdrew his c&sb. and the $15 a

3j:Preuafprplsintiff.HArtueHforeefenJiint

ts. P. Alexander. Arent ofthe Haita lfctchCo.

and enuVroien: defendant :for

ria.muff.jv. O. South defendant. On Satnr--

thIJnSS

EtT;HrtiieH for defendant. Kirkroodts.

Svira, action artinsl an endorser, found averdict

fe, uptainaff for Fwstoa for

AhMo defends-- t. Acattle stealing case

oa mti ctarcraar aiteznooa.

board at the followed

ired cabin and haaor in ademiiohn.

this he broccnt deck and drev apistol sunac

be avoid bre kThe dajier the died

and berried on share. When the ressel ar-

rived in of the cretr reported that

the had murdered tT the Captain.

Parke they said this statement There

ia anSeaent aboct ta tv.

people who desddealy uKhout da iaTesas- -

tioa. In present case agrave charge

vhhdravn against aman. Ten

minutes investicatios by coroaer's jury

care aroiaea tins.

Anxeg the arrivals by the 6tesaer ire notice

tbenaoeof XT. Halleabeck. familiar many

Six. Hallenbeck great intezestin (

the meeting! oconducted ta San j

ia-latmoSaO-

been inrited here by the Christian peopue ol

dry with the hope of acoompiishinc good sort

aaaoae mmcoh seeded ain any com- -j

accident

aftexsooa on street, ilra. JciV

liage in cooseqnesce of

bBtkmsagamstit. ilrs. JuddTrtsthnranctaad

bid saallbone of her ass broken, the

4X .j unl of the nsonly slightly brtased,

ejeat dse coacmsanfor thersaa-xteri- n

Bhich bis hoses heads

prevtsied running avay.

Captain Cjvrrly,weII taowa hi this city, and

srlro has tbeenin charge of

theP.iLS.S.Ox, hasbcen detailed Wbrinf;

nBtfnKin TSwtnomrKwiif 4I, g. nan

TErohas:ibTthncirsntiiT tiirC.twnf n;Jw; t

frbatbrJohi: oai tSob

ftakai Vaaaaar faaV

OTKB af"t(""K aaaWla JSttaaWU 4BtMaatW

'sfBBI

gawaiiait fe

1ST HOSTS IN BIBCS.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1SS1.

The reception of His SIngesty theKing

in Europe is highly gratifying Had ho

been the sovereign of millions, instead of

thousands, he could not have been better

received. "Vo have every hope that his

visit may "prove of great advantage to tho

Islands." Wo are sure of one thing, his

nrcsenco there, his manner and bearing,

will have agreat influence in creating a

just and proper appreciation of tho civili-

zation of our country. "We seo that the

visit East also is not likely be

Tvithont fruit; the immigration

matter to be thoroughly gone into; m

fact, it has been already carefully ex-

amined, and further communication

held on the subject. "Wb imagino that

when the'Eoyal party return, the Com-

missioner of Immigration vdllbo in pos-

session of valuable information, "which

will aid definitely settling matter,

for or against. This mail certainly

has brought the most gratifying accounts

the progress the King and his parry-B- y

next mail vre "will hear the reception

in Germany, which may be sure "will

be brilliant as in the other European

States.

TnxGEASistotheSCthnlt continue the

favorable accounts President Garfield's

condition. Ultimate recovery is looied

upon an assured fact. The attending

physicians declare that all dangers are

now nearly passed since tho of

fractured ribs "were removed, ana an inci-

sion made lower down in the wound for

the discharge of pus; the progress toward

recovery has been constant. Now that

the President is likely to recover, this

terrible episode in his experience, "will

tend to strengthen his political position,

while it has demonstrated the lively sym-

pathy of the whole civilized world in his

welfare.

The news from HQo fairlydarming;

and for the first time tho Hilo people

seem to have unanimously awaked to

their danger. For some time it appeared

as if they were divided; some thought

there was danger, some thought not, but

it was uncertain sound which came by

the last The .citizens of Hilo are

in now, and their appeal is being

responded to. By this steamer, shovels,

pickaxes, railway barrows, and food have

been sent op; we do sincerely trust that

means may be of some avail

stay the dread destroyer, but have our

grave fears. The force of lava

appears irresistible. It seems to be able

surmount all obstacles, and if it can

overcome the gigantic obstacles of Nature,

we can hardly liope that the pigmy efforts

of man will be of much avait Still while

there is life there is hope, and we must all

of us bear in mind the fable of Hercules

and the waconner: heaven helps them

that help themselves; even if. alittle4

money is thrown away uselessly, the '

authorities will have the satisfaction '

feeling that they have done their

"O'o do not have much hope the suc-

cess of the mounds ;from all havo read,

the lava seems to have an unpleasant

faculty of travelling uphill as well as

down," still they are worth trying. "What

commends itself to our minds is the use

dynamite on the upper part of the flow;

if an outlet could be made it micht

jle possible drain off from the main

artery and thus cnecK tne advance.

Vhatever is done will be viewed with the

keenest interest by ;we are sure

that the next mails from Hilo will

watched for with intense anxiety. No

one can contemplate the destruction

such abeautiful spot, without feelings of

intense sadness. Let us trust that the

now being mado by the executive

may be crowned with success. The

citizens of Hilo may b3 sure that they

havo the most profound sympathy

from every person in the group and

not afew quiet and Tmostentatious

pravers are raised for their safety. The

tn'tlil T,l, YlftCI aiiTlfc i"if Th

AAJaJP aiaaiju Jiviviuviiiu va

suffering must be into the finally he con-inten-

"We hope to bo able to give more eluded by saying that the colony

favorable accounts the condition none "to form class aclass

w.asth arri'thTGtrrine" carnage and drove with Jnm to his hotel,

case wns the Kiae ts. lalloiray. eelling Here, however, change came over

vithoot license, enfltj; de--his dreams ;soon oppor--

Mfi" offered, private conversation was

A. indrctfa

Bitb. intent to nreaa,

;verdict, Kifltr:anEtrMI heldjnth him. and he was treatod a

The next trial ins the tadjetraeat Chinese biography; there also came

acainst Jameson and 'equestion of accounts ;asettlement

.cbArceofbcrKlarr. llie inrr rendered pronipl jU,: i,4; i,e -W,,.

ABardyce,

jn.

accepted

&for the Kaica

for

act

$i0: plaintiff,

far iras

found

ni tcx

bees

vis nntrne.

eseertainti tbe i

aftemrds j

would

ail

soccessfnllT

ocr '

here

Aoccurred on "Wednesday

car

sa'.hotse

the other

credit ia to the and

their

years steamers

of '

"ftrgTTI

OaTTk

"t."

to tho to

is to

in tho

either

of of of

ive

pieces

two be

J"af

inferior

for as as

not to

affairs in Hilo when we write next week,

but we have great fears lest instead of

being more hopefuL the accounts may be

worse.

"HoEESoHoKAr' tho words which came

flashing over the telegraph wires, were ;

well-chose- The wily Don is certainly

hoka." He vcome the frontrurain.

lwl iiiill !are! aa araT amnaa rs

do so. "When the steamer Mia, with the

T1H'

joiner and oniie on ooaru. arnvea in i

Bay Xaples. the Don was on hand, and I

arrived with the various diKnatanes

Italy to His Majesty. For atime '

he was successful ;none the Boyal i

party understood j.iauan. and tne jsazoo

had it his wav ;ne introduced om-

cials to his heart's ;he elbowed the

AAAl ---.l.. Al. 1--.?,

-t...--

.fcTSJE nwe near ue--

'manded. Ahe Don, we understand, reels

,himself too dignified to keep and

"""""" he stated that he had onlv $7G0

", ,'i

,to account for ;that sum he had drawn

;from Mr. in Paris ;the that

JS fcpea furnished him bv the Govem- -

mnt "sentirely on his own private ac--j

count, jvo wonder tnat was spending

his own monev for the bovs. He was not

auiongtguktsinvitedto dine with the

'King. The King. the day after his ar--

rival, visited the of Halv, andwe are

gjven to understand that during that in--

Jterview, tho character of Moreno was

Inrettv thorourfdv discussed and unders--

class. At Rome the same game was at

tempted to be played as in Naples, but it

was as completely foiled--He played the

old tactic, of which have heard

now, of refusing to give address, but

his residence was discovered and afur

ther conversation was held with him, and

by His

itajesry hrmseil tnat JUS political status,

far Hawaii was concerned, was at

arid.

This nearly finishes up the Moreno

episode, he has played his best card and heJ

has lost his stakes, xleran the boys as apo

litical move, be will drop them now :this

the youth who abused Marshal Parke so

roundlvafew ago; we shall re--

CSSMbamlboxS

now tt3t the great Don Will SO longer be

influencing them. As far as the bovs

themselves are concerned tier seem to be

will of the Italian Government towards

the Hawaiian youths. After all the great

boasting oi the amount the Don hadspent

on behalf of the boys, from his own 'pri-

vate estates,' it was found on examination

that he had borrowed $C00 from M. Mi-chi-

banker.

Certainly oar worthy has made

grand fiasco, he had evidently hoped to

accompany the agrand tour

through Italy, and cover with

TheDon, after aU, only another

of the Tirrrrierb, "honesty

-r

such is the endof most knaves social end!

pa&Sesl: (re hare agreat belief In the

-nmroand town that Captain Fahet in jtoodthe: Italian Government know the

of of our coasters, hid killed or 'venturer old. "When the Eing left for

Captain on retnminc oa one of snail same carnage with JUS Jlajesty, out did

ports in Hanii foend the man drank. exam- -not succeed, and the party 3rd

the on

it. C2unaman

Honolulu

CmnarviTi

the is made

last

L. to

nasheard uith

casiage Merchant

raniage

or aaay

far

W&iu

irtrfiir.

earnest

human

molten

utmost.

above,

efforts

own

CS as an

right: always feel thoroughly assured

that the good cause wins in tho long run,

and after all tho prophecies as to tho cer-

tainty Moreno's success we are gladto

seo that our judgment has not us.

Bon Celso is scotched only, not killed, ho

has plenty string in him left, and ho

has written afurious letter to ono of tho

Italian papers, upon agentleman resident

among However we happen know

that the Press are not quite unani-

mous upon tho Don, and may expect

by next mail to receivo Italian

whose articles will bo very different in tono

from those wo have been receiving. AYb

are glad to bo ready to hear the word

s'finis'totho wholo episode iTorcno:

we are only sorry wo cannot blot it out

the national history.

VA niuu fc"L.

capital of Hawaii are leprosy colony; wanted

of of an of

of a

ana

ma to

uie

of of

receive of

all content

accounts,

Martin $3,000

King

we before

months

GernUi afriend a

King in

to himself

glory. is

Airport of

orez-tszse- d

Indian

of failed

us. to

Italian wo papers,

of of

AQEEsnox which has not yet been

asked, might very well have been put any

time during tho last three weeks. It is

this: "Why did the Jlctperia come hero!

At whoso request did she comeT "Wo have

been unablo to get any satisfactory reply

to this question. As far as wo can see,

the ITttpaia belongs to that class of vessels

so strongly objected to in Xew South

"Wales, as "being chartered by Chinese

speculators, who mako their gain by

transporting their countrymen to foreign

lands in ship loads, on credit, and then

trusting to make agood thing out of it

by draining their earnings from them for

some timo after they reach their destina-

tion. This is not "healthy immigration.

This is avery different kind of thing from

assisted passages, given at the wish of tho

State or Colony to which the immigrants

are being attracted. "When we give as-

sisted passages, Ave can at least regulate,

somewhat, the nronortion of the sexes; we

have alittle control over what wo get; but

this kind of immigratian we nave no con-

trol over: we can bo flooded with males;

we can be overwhelmed with men of any

character. Under aregularly organized

svstem. the asrents who recruit will take a

littlo pains about the people they get, in

order tnat tney may give sausmcuou io

their principals and" retain their agency.

No such restraining influence is upon the

Chinese firms who ship their countrymen

on speculation.

Something ought, certainly, to bq done

to prevent the recurrence of the arrival of

irresponsible vessels liko "We

imagino that until the Legislature meets,

stringent quarantine regulations may

have the desired effect; but this can only

be as long as our health authorities can

regard Chinese ports as infected. "When

the .speculators find that importing Chi-

nese does not pay, we may be soro they

will drop tho scheme. But when tho Leg-

islature meets will be the time to put this

question upon aproper footing. All that

is done now can be but, as it were, tinker-in-s:

at former legislation or

"What we shall have to have next Legisla-

ture, will be nthoroughly

measure, which will definitely regulato

the importation of Chinese.

"We pointed out last week what was

being done in the Australian Colonies in

this direction. In opening the debate

upon the second reading of the Tnflnx of

Chinese Bestriction- -Bill," Sir Henry

Parkes brought forward some strong

arguments in favor of tho Government

measure; and it is curious to find tho

members of tho Opposition fighting, not

the bill, which most of them agree with,

but the Government who bring itforward.

Apparently it is not measures, but men

and office" that are contended against

Sir Henry objected to the Chinese as peo-

ple "who did not take part in the per-

manent settlement of the country, who

did not and could not have sympathy

with British progress." For British we

may, in the Hawaiian Islands, read

American and European. He further ob-

jected to them as being in the proportion

of one in ten with the male adults carry-

ing on similar pursuits. "What would ho

have said if he had found that the Chinese

population almost equaled the adult voting

population; and yet that is tho present

condition ol anairs nere. ne speaEer

then went on to point out that tho Chinese

came without their wives and families,

that thev had introduced small-po- xand

hewers of wood and drawers of water.

Unless they could be admitted to the full

rights of citizenship with all their priv-

ileges, they had farbetter be kept away"!

Almost every argument used by Sir Henry

Parkes in Xcw South "Wales has been used.

in the Hawaiian Islands, but the last has

not to our knowledjre, been brouprht for

ward; or if it has, not very prominently;

vet this is tho very heart of the matter.

"What

..the Hawaiian

.......

Government

-should

!in- -nt is tho bniidinir un of a

national life. Xow, tho Chinese will never

lmild nn anational life. Thev raav rive

material prosperity to aminority; they

may cultivate lands which would other--

vnse he waste; but they do not give

nolitical strencth to acountry.'

By these remarks we do not wish it to

be "thought that we advocate the total

abrogation of Chinese immigration. All

we wish for is to have it brought within

manageable compass. "We are well aware

that it is avital matter for plantations to

be supplied with labor; and it is avital

matter for the country to have its planta-

tions prosperous; but as we have main-

tained on several occasions, China is not

the only field from which labor is to be

obtained, and we should not lean too

much upon it Chinese immigration might

even be made to do good in acertain way.

A capitation tax on every Chinaman enter

ing tne counrrv miens ae utroieu. ui

bringing in amore desirable class of im--

rnifrrants. Such acapitation tax ought

not to be so large as to be prohibitive, but

it ourrht to be sufficiently large to check

an invasion which threatens the national

independence.

The condition of affairs among the cncmlizcd

islands of the Sooth Pacific seems to be eminently

unsatisfactory. The tale of murders of traders

continaes to mount cp. and the manner in which

retribution, or, rather, no retribution, meted

out. only increases the TiL From aletter pub-

lished in the Sydney IXy Triiyrapk to cull the

follovriEf; particulars :Tee cruise of the mtrvU

has only served to confirm the Halites' in the opin-

ion that they can commit murder and Ostrase vrith

comparative impunity. Oaths coast of Go&dal-can- ar

they say that the men on board a"fiit'itirg

ship' "saree fight tree and old toman."' TTxjse

nanves who are favorable to the ihitcs say that if

one man had been killed it would have done Rood;

as it is. the Tillages punished do cot believe in

"clemency." because the destruction of their trees

and houses indicates adesire to do harm, and they

putdo'sm to iEeapacitT the sparing of thelites of

the murderers. This Exeter HaH policy has, more-

over, adirectlr evil upon the satires, and

fosters quarrels among them; the anti-vhi- te party

iTranuiring, and, is some instances, murdering,

those arho are in favor of, orfriendly to, the whites

Ainteresting feature of the LaetvtraMma is ilB

band. It is formed entirely cf Peruvians. The

poor fellows came off as refugees from various

regiments, brinpng their instruments along with

them. They were shipped as sailors, and in a

very short time gat to be able toplay well together.

They can none of them understand aword of

Tnffei When they reach Sen Francisco their

engagement is at an cod, sad they will hare to be-

gin the stress OT existence over fgiir. Poor

fo&nrs, was almost sad to see them; they were

nearly all men with Indian blood in tieir veias,

SIcstisoes. having the sains high cheek bones nr.d

melancholy cast of features which characterizes

et,. Vnytt, arn.ri-i- nIrAi an There W3S HO mis- -

talrigg their nationality. Alas! their nationality

isbntamme. "When one thinks how the Peru-

vians fought, what privations the troops went

through, how terribly they were beaten, and what

fearful exacrious Cnui has made from her con-

quered foe, one cannot help feeling sorry even at

the sight of Peruvian.

The wedding of Paymaster.F. H. Homartto

Ifiss IToUie Colsraan took place on board the VH.

S. ladsacanna on Monday afternoon. The cere-

mony was performed by the Eight Ktr. Bishop

Willis, assisudbj the Ker.T.B-Blackbur- n. The

ship was beanlilclir decorated with flags, &c

The all in full dress and the affair

tAto,lZB3.

43. the Princess mriike, Jicaad Mrs. Coaly,

rTaj-- ,rmtnn bl S9bm to tb T2ewir lfflfd

coapli"r These were a.xaimberof Tery handsoma

pressats tor aohsjw pair.

TbeC.fr wSifoUow, and toth are to bo is the best policT." He "was snecessrni for. Major and Mrs. Wodehoose, Hon. A. S.ec-Mjaga- J

iatsa respaayg serriceiatfce PacSc. jafa-- 1-- banand mtor others. "We are mformed that the

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ROYAL PROGRESS

H. R. H. THE PRINCESS

REGENT.

Interesting Letter from Our Own

Dnn Qixttts -- When we bid rood-by- eto Ho-

nolulu last Tioday we certainly had abtj crowd

onboard, anil Ihad hard work to find asoft

to lie cpjn, and even tho little comer which

ylank racked oat for myself Ihad to Rive up

before Ireacvd Hilo; the passencers came pour-i- ns

in so from all the way porta. On our passage

fmm the cardial tn TAhaina somethicc Wint

wrong with the machinery which delayed us for

an hour, from half past seven to half past eiRht,

but the night was pleasant, tho water smooth and

as Iwas in no hurry it mattered littlo to me. We

reached Lahaina at 5o'clock in tho morning, they

were expecting us as they always do, but there

was more than tho usual stir tho on shore and

the lights of numerous torches flashed brilliantly

across the dark and blackened waters.

through the gloom we could make out the

boats and they soon dashed along side ;they were

full ;adeputation of the principal natives came

off with presents of fruit, lew, flowers et, for the

IWcenL Bv 7:30 a. if. we were off MaalacaBay;

from the vessel we could ice alarge crowd on

shore, and here again a" deputation came off,

among whomwas the Hon. H. Kuihelani ;presents

of pigs, nsh, irons and leia were onerca nna ac-

cepted, and then away we steamed tHawaii.

The horrors of that passage are simply awful,

cooped up in ashell of athing like the little

(.learner, cno can't be sea sick in any comfort (?)

and we irrrv sick, the whole crowd of us, except

tome case hardened individuals, whoee stomachs

'must be made of cast iron. We reached Mahu-kon-a

at 1:30, and Ican tell you Iput for the shore

as fast as Icould. There was avery large crowd

awaiting the arrival of the steamer, but Idid not

stay to see what went on onboard. 1found agreat

change shros Iwas here Inst; since Mr. Mulder

has taken hold afine wharf has been built and

passengers carvland by just stepping out ofthe

boat. When Iwas here last there was amisera-

ble rickety lamliTif; and Ihad to step from stone

to stone in order to get on shore, while the boats

run great danger of being dashed to pieces. Of

course quite achange has been wrought on shore,

there is the building for the station, and there are

capital arrangements for landing and loading

freight. Air. wilder is certainly asmart, man.

There is avery fair restaurant too, and passengers

are no longer obliged to sit on the rocks cooling

or burning their heels, as the case may be, while

they wait for steamer and schooner. At the

restaurant Igot acapital meal and agood cup of

tea. Mr. Wilder has built apleasant little cot-

tage on the hill which is to to the manager's

house, it is not pretentions but it is comf ottable.

Going on board again, we proceeded to Kawaihae ;

here anumber of people came off, some to pay

their respects to the Begent and others as passen-

gers to Hilo, bound like myself to see the flow.

Among the former was Mr. Samuel Parker, and

among the latter Dr. and Mrs. Wight of Koba'a.

The ltegent again received anumber of presents.

As we went along the coast after daybreak, every

plantation that was grinding exchanged salutes

with'us by whistling and all of them showed their

respect to their royal visitor by dipping their

flags ;' it was a pretty sight, as we steamed along

the coast, to see tho signs of civilization and of

prosperity and then to get the little mark of

recognition. We reached Hilo at .30 onThurs

day morning. There had been rain in the early

morning, but the clouds ghad Tolled away and

the sun was shining brilliantly, and it was truly a

brilliant day. fairly as they say in England

Queen's weather, when we "steamed into port.

Hilo was gay with bunting, all the flags that

could be raised were raised, and the population

had turned out in full force ;anumber came on

board. Foremost among them were the Hon. F.

Acting Governor, Sheriff Severance

cCpU-aiKnce- r. Any quantity of offerings

poured in, including the usual products and in

addition specimens of Java. On snore there was a

great crowd. Her ltoval Highness the Princess

liegent and the Hon. Mrs. C1L Bishop landed on

the Wai-ike- aside, the rest of us disembarked at

the usual landing. The band did not play as we

entered the harbor nor did it do so all day, but by

special request ofthe citizens it placed at Cap-

tain Spencer's residence in the evening, the lte-

gent being his guest for the time being.

No sooner were we ashore than every man,

woman and child started for the flow, which was

ahalf hour's ride from the beach. Every animal

that had four legs, in fact, they were not particu-

lar to four, but took those with three, the bony,

the spavined, the roarers, in fact all tho horse-

flesh of Hilo was pressed into tha service and still

many were left out and to trudge it. Aparty of

over 100 met at the base of the'tlow :among these

Inoticed Hon. P. Kanoa, Hon. W. L. Green, Miss

Green. Miss Mist, Gov. Lyman, J. M. Kapena,

Hon. A. S. Cleghorn, etc, etc

The flow was just back of tho round hills and

threatening to come down on Lyman's School, so

it seemed to me. The lower stream seems to be

following tho water-cours- and unless it is very

much reinforced, wdl find its way to the sea by

this means, destroying apart of the road and the

bridge on its way. -"rt awere exceptionally fortun-

ate in seeing amagnincent volcanic phenomenon

while we were watching the flow. When Iarrived

it was just on the point of running over asmall

precipice. At first Icould only sec asmall th read

of vermilion trickling over and windicg its way

down the rocks, liko atiny but vicious little snake;

gradually the shining black mass behind heaved,

and more jets of fiery liquid burst forth, till finally

the whole breadth of the stream was occupied, and

it fell into the pool in one magnificent torrent of

molten lava from 15 to 20 feet high. Itwasawfui.

and yet fascinating. The heat was frightful, and

many of us used fern leaves to protect our faces,

but thev withered and wilted in afew moments.

As the "lava reached the surface of the pool it

cooled, and some of it floated. There were every

now and then jets of steam spouting up, and a

sound as of amillion kettles boilincatonce. From

'higher up came continued explosions like cannon

;shots at irregular intervals. In an hour the poor

little pool was filled up, and the hungry monster

pursued its course, licking cp the ferns and lan--

nala trees, leaving only blackness and desolation

behind it. Icould have lingered longer, but my

;time was limited and Ihad to tear myself away, or

you, Mr. Editor, would never hare got this letter.

as aleit xjooKeu oacs: ana saw aeouuuy ugure

sitting on arockrwatohing the demon which was

coming towards him, dreamingof a"molten globe1

no doubt ;you can easily guess who that fascinated

and solitary individual was.

On my return to Hilo Iwas invited to dine at

Captain Spencer's; there were present H. RH.

the Princess Hegent and ladies in attendance,

Gov. J. O. Dominis, Hon. W. L. Green, Hon. J.

M. Kapena, Hon. A. S. ClegborD, Hon. J. E. Bush

and others. The Captain treated us splendidly,

and kept up the croirir of Hilo for hospitality.

After dinner apreliminary meeting was held, at

the request of H. B. H. the lit rent to sae whether

an thing could be done for the town, to save it

from impecdiEg destruction. His Ex. the Min-

ister of foreign .Relations was appointed Chair-

man. The Princess liegent occupied aseat on

his right hand.

Gov. Lyman was tie first speaker. He spoke of

the progress of the flow, he bad examined the

ground that it was likely to gorer carefully, he

thought there was apossibility of diverting the

flow by throwing up embanaments. Not one

large embankment, but many smaller ones. The

course of the flow should be carefully watched,

and the embankments thrown up at various points

to meet it--Ko tune should be lost in sending up

the Surveyor General and one of the staff, also the

Superintendent of Public Works, these genUeicen

would get the levels and know the exact lay of the

lard.

Sheriff Severance rose and said that he con

vened with the la--tspeaker. He hid talked with

the planters in the vicinity and they had offered

to furnish men to assist in the work. It would be

desirable to have more tools than were at present

to be had about Hilo ;if these were not used they

could be disposed of at little or no loss in Hilo, or

they could be returned to Honolulu. Asupply

of food should be sent or? weekly, he felt very

strongly on this point ;cuiple supplies of rice and

paiai should be on hand. He would also recom-

mend sheds to be built as shelter for those whose

houses might be destroyed by the flow, and also

for storing property in.

Mr. 1. A. Martin also thoroughly agreed with

the last speakers. He agreed immediate action;

there was not adayto be lust. It was not certain

that the now could be turned,, but it wasthsduty

of the Government to take the necessary steps to

attempt to sate Hilo" Hilo was the capital, the

best harbor on the coast, no labor nor expense

should be spared to save it.

taCapt. T. Spencer, recommended that more tools

should be feent than bad been proposed by Sheriff

Severance. He could give no men, he could give

very little help, he was old, but be would go out

ana he could make men work, he oould do aheap

of hallooing and bocsing.'

Gov. Donimis, agreed with what had been said ;

he thought it was the duty of the general Govern-

ment to take immediate measures.

Hon. A. S. CIehom considered it was presump-

tion on his part to give an opinion of the flow or

the lay of the land ;that was for gentlemen thor-

oughly conversant with the country. He had

thought about the necessity and possibility of

doing something before he left Honolulu, and

after hearing them his oxiniong vaestrengthened.

He urged that there should be no delay.

Hon- -J. IX. TTapTi concurred in all that had

been sard. He was certain the natives would

heartily and render all the assistance!

in their power. They would be pleated at seeing

the efforts ofthe Government to take care of

th--

-At the dose of the proceedings His Ex. the Min-

ister of Foreign Affairs and the Hon. A.S--Cleg-ho- m

were appointed to put the minctesof the

meeting in proper ahaps and to inform the Min-

ister of Interior as to the condition of affairs.

The steamer was flinw an hour in conse-

quence of tho rneetrng. Ibare had to write liko

an ogre to get this off to poo. More next week.

The Hegent trill go to the now Friday.

Yours, Vinos.

We call the attmlfrm of pastf ngeis aid shippers

to the change in the hour of sailing of the steamer

JJttUU for windward ports, viz? 4o'clock t.tc

instead of fi, ts heretofore. This change is in-

tended to take place from and after the lCth,and

trill enable the steamer to reach IHo early Thcrs-da-y

moraing. The steamer en her next trip will

remain, in nilo from Thuraday roaming until Fri-

day afternoon si io'clock; giving passesgezx

ample time tovisit tie great lava fiow and other

objects of isierest.

The Tonr oT His Majostr tho King Round

tho "World.

We have received alargo quantity of matter

relative to tho King's tour. Our letters extend to

his departure from Singapore. Wo are obliged to

omit tho account ot that part of the trip. Wo tako

up tho narrative from when tho King reached

Aden. Durjng his visit to India, which was short,

nconf orcnee noon the question of Indian emigra-

tion was held. "All the documents bearing on tho

subject were submitted to the Commissioner of

Immigration, and the officials controlling emigra-

tion were present and expressed their views fully

and kindly.

On Juno Hth tho King reached Aden. Tho

steamer remained there for six hours. On land-

ing ho visited tho Arab town of Aden, and drovo

out to the great tanks built by tho Bomans or tho

Turks. For the first timo ho saw camels in largo

numbers used as beasts of burden. Tho dealeis

in ostrich feathers were in seores.

On arming at Suez, the Prince had made ar-

rangements to go ashore and tako lodgings at a

hotel in Cairo. There was no intimation that the

Egyptian Government would notice his arrival,

and no steps had been taken to inform it. He was

therefore taken by surpriso when adelegation

arrived, informing him that they had oorao from

Cairo (distant 155 miles) at tho command of tho

Khedivcjto receive tho Prince and escort him to

Cairo. They had brought tho Khedive's special

car from Cairo. The interview took placo at 3

a. u. At daylight the Prince left the steamer in

ayacht. After entering the mouth of the canal,

ho returned, and took tho special train for Cairo.

At that place he w.is lodged in tho Palace of a.

He visited tho Pyramids, tho Citadel,

and several of the mosques. After remaining there

two days, ho went to Alexandria in aspecial train.

The Knedive met him at tho depot, and escorted

him to the Palace of Mahmoudcab, three miles

from the city.

The Khedive understanding fully tho meaning

of tho term incognito, received tho Prince as adis-

tinguished stranger, and insisted on no formal

ceremonies. On the Prince's returning his call,

he was dressed in morning costume. The Prince

dined with the Khedive on the 23d, and on the

2tth attended agrand ball given at the Palace on

the occasion of some anniversary of areligious

ceremony. The Prince attended aMasonic meet-

ing in Cairo, but declined one in Alexandria owing

to his short Btav of only two days.

Whilo in Cairo, be visited one of the stables

noted for Arabian horses.

On leaving Alexandria, ho was taken to the

steamer about to leave for Naples in the Khedive's

barge, manned by twenty oarsmen"; and as thb ves-

sel passed out of the harbor an Egyptian frigate

fired asalute of twenty-on- eguns.

The steamer Atia stopped at Catalania for threo

hours, and from that place to Messina the view of

Mount itna was fine. It had many points of re-

semblance to Haleakala. At Messina the Prince

went on shore for an hour, and visited one of the

He arrived at Naples on the 30th. A

epntation of citizens met him, together with the

Mayor and Prefect of the city, tho General, the

the Admiral and civil officers. He went to the

Hotel lloyal des Etrangeis.

On July 1st he called on King Humbert and tho

Queen MnrghariU, and was received by them in a

very informal, pleasant way.

In the afternoon he drove out to the ruins of

Pompeii.

On the 2d of July he went to Home.

The King reached Home on tho 2d of July. On

tho lid he had apleasant interview with the Holy

Father. He tisited some of the noted places in

the city, but time did not permit him to seo much.

On the 4th he left Borne direct for London. He

arrived at Paris at 5xju,, where he was met by M.

Collin de Paradis, the Hawaiian acting Consul.

After driving about the city for several hours ho

took the train for London, arriving there at 8r--

Lootos, July 12th, 1S31.

The King was met at Folkestone by Mr. A.Hoff-nun- g,

who had secured aspecial car from the rail-

way company.

At the Charing cros3 station, he was met by Mr.

Manley Ilppkinl, Hawaiian Consul, who accom-

panied him to Clandga's Hotel, where he has se-

cured reasonable Accommodation. Immediately

upon His Majesty's arrival, the British Foreign

Otfica assigned Mr. R. Follct Synge of that office

to attend on htm during his Etay in England. Tho

assignment of Mr. Synco was especially gratify-

ing to His Majesty, as Mr. Syngo has resided at

thefiawaiinn Islands some jears ago. On the day

following his Majesty's arrival Lord Granville

called upon him, other persons of distinction also

called.

HerJIajesty tho Queen, most graciously placed

her box at the Koyal Italian Opera at his Maj-

esty's disposal and also sent one of the royal car-

riages to convey him to and from tho Opera House.

Onthelltti instant agrand military review was

held at Windsor Park. By Her Majesty's direction

he was taken by carriage and not by rail to

Windsor, and was placed in one of the royal car-

riages, on that part of the ground reserved for the

Boyal family, aposition of high honor. Before

the review commenced, the Crown Princo of

Germany rode up to his Majesty's carriage and

introduced himself, saying tie wished to thank

his Majesty for the very kind treatment he had

accorded to his son Prince Henry, whilo he was at

the Hawaiian Islands; shortly afterwards His

Uoyal Highness, the Prince of Wales left his po-

sition and rode on horseback up to bis Majesty's

carriage'and saluted him, shaking his hand. He

remarked to his Majesty that ho had often heard

his brother, the Duke of Edinburg, speak of the

Sandwich Islands, and of his Majesty. He 6aid

hegratly regretted the absence of his brother.

After the review his Majesty was conveyed in tho

royal carriage to the quarters of the Marine

Brigade, commanded by fair Thomas Brassey. His

Majesty dined with alarge company in the re

tent and at alate hour was driven back

to London in the royal carriage.

On the 11th of June his Majesty lunched with

Earl Granville; there were present. Lord and Lady

Granville, Wm. Gladstone, Lord Kimberly and

Sir Charles Dilks. Immediately after lunch his

Majesty and suite were conveyed in aroval car-

riage to the railway, and proceeded to Windsor.

Aroyal carriage conveyed his Majesty and suite to

tho ccstle, where an interview took place between

His Majesty and Her Majesty tho Queen. There

were present, Earl Granville, the Princess Louise,

and other members of the Boyal household. After

svery pleasant interview Her .Majesty com-

manded that the suite of his Majesty be presented

to her. She spoke of Queen Emma, and expressed

her gratification in hearing bis Majesty speak

such excellent English. After the termination of

the interview, his Majesty was accompanied by

Prince Leopold and tho Grand Duko of Hesso

Darmstadt to the dining room and lunch was

served ;subsequently, bis Majesty inspected the

interesting curiosities and relics preserved in the

castle. At Ir.ir. ho was taken in ono othe royal

carriages to the station, and conveyed to London

in aspecial car.

His ilajesty and suite will attend alunch on

Thursday next, given by Lord Charles Befesford,

at which His Boyal Highness the Prince of Wales

will be present, and at Cr.u. of the same day bis

Majesty will attend agarden party to be given by

the Prince and Princess of Wales, at Marlborough

House.

The Imperial Government have shown his Maj-

esty every attention necessary to his comfort and

pleasure, and be has fuUy appreciated it.

gpcjfol polices.

My oflce will be closed from An;, lit to Oct--lit.

Dsrioz. my abenee from the Kingdom. George Eckley

or Frank ?. Eckley, will receive mocey and receipt

bills forme. (WI lm) O. 5. CC3U1IXOS, II. D.

Kiss "Berry's School

Will Honday, Aa;cjt it She has room

for afew more Fapllt. Corner Alakea and Beretanla

Streets. 6SJ 73t

NOTICE.

AU Dersnns havinz claims ajralost the Estate of the

late L. tV. Hopp, are hereby notified Upresent tlie

tame to the andertlrned within six months from this

date or the samcwlllbe forever barred, and all persons

Indebted to the said estate are hereby requested to

make Immediate payment to me. JOHN UOPP.

No. 73 Kin? street.

Honolulu, Aszntt 1, 1581. 851

TO MERCflflKTSLPLaNTRS, ETC

JAS. DUNN, MERCHANT. GLASGOW,

(HAWAHAX COSSOL)

Undertakes the porcine and shipment of iti kinds of

British and Cestinestal goods, and will beglad to receive

Orders, at rates either free on board at shipping port lo

Europe, or delivered ex ship (hot with duty for buyer's

aecosnt) at Iloedolu. Sach Orders may be accom-

panied by remittances, payable In London urSaa Frao-eisc-

or be will draw at Cu days siht against confirmed

credits from Honolulu Bankers, rr otherwise, to suit

the convenience of buyers.

BEresxxczs :

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IIOX. W. L. unEES, Hoaetslo

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Paris Improved Steel PIos, Gilpin Sulkey Plows,

OX CHAINS. OX YOKES. OXBOWS,

Topsail Chains, Trace Chains, Swivels,

-Fence Wlre.Barbed Wlre(i"al&d and Galtanlzed),

Galvanized and Black Staples,

Fenco Wire Stretchers,

Superior Hemp Packing,

Jute and Cotton Twine, Blaine Twine.

Shovels, Spades &Scoops,

JEitra quality, made to order.

Hoea "Crescent" Rice. Cane and Garden,

Snpcr'ne Sash Cord,

Wire Sash Cotd, Sash Weights,

Blacksmiths' and Hand Bellows

Peter Wright's Anvils, I0U lo 603 pounds.

Vises Hand and Bench, Caulking Irons,

Carriage and Cart xles and Springs,

Tuyere Iron. Machine. Carriage and Tire Bolts,

Bolt Ends. Nuts and Washers,

Beat TNirlUT, and American Files,

Cordage Manila and Sisal, from 1-- 2in. up,

Leather Beltln; and Belt Laclni-s- ,

Pure Lubricating Oils and Compounds,

Lubricating Caps ot most approved patterns,

standard Axle urease. Glue. :., &c, &c

AGENTS FOR

Tho Bain Wa-0-

Tho Davis Iron Wagon,

Hallidie'a Barbed Wire,

Albany Lubricating Compound,

Halliclie's Patent Wire Bopo,

American Lubricators,

Averill's Mixed Paints,

.Albany Cylinder Oil,

Continental Oil and Transportation Co.,

California Wire Works.

DILLINGHAM CO.,

(1C0 33 Fort Street, Honolulu.

E. 0. HALL &SON

HAVE JCST

BECEIYED BY THEDISC0YEIiY,

AFoil Line of those Unexcelled

"Trail Steel 3P2oosrs"

Made to order by the MO LINE PLOW CO., No.

S, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and U. Also, afew of the

TTAT.T. PDEEOW PLOWS,

on rAi.ir.UAS.

These Flows are acknowledged by all who have

csed thera to be stronger and better than any other

kinds in the market. We have also afoil assort-

ment of Plow Handles.

Agricultural Implements

OF ALL KCfDS.

trail sit ana 13 men nteei ureacers, imen nnja

'Qneens, and

oicctoiuc niib rkuno

SOON EXPECTED.

Eitai Points for all the above plows

constantly on hand.

Expected bojbi by the "Amy Tnmer" from Bos--o-

and the "Mohican from New Tork, afall

usoTtment of Goods in oar line.

We keep Constantly on Hand

Avery foil line of English and American- -

Slxelf Hardware

ALSO, CALIFOBNIA LEATHEB.1

We deal in Black Blasting Powder, Hercules and

miant Powder, and Sportinc Powder of all kinds,

iCported direct from tho California Powder Works

AVBY PIUE ASSOETltEHT

Cook1 Stoves and Hanges

Soon expected. Also, Silverplated Ware for

CHRISTXaS A5D TfEDMXG PJIESE3TS

HP Orders forPlantation Goods from the other

will bo filled with

DISPATCH. 862

W. DE FRIES,

VETEEUT AY SUBGE0H,

WILL ATTEND TO ALL

SICK OR IHJUREOJPSES ICATTLE.

Office and Stalls at Hawaiian Hotel Stables.

Orders left at G, West's Shoeing Shop

will bo attended to.

axTzr vr rzxsrxssxmc to

C.T.Gnllck,

Levers &Cooke, Bxn. Slaea Kill, Geo. P. CaslU, II.

Webb.

rjsr-A- Il orders frasi the other Islands proraptir

63st

egxt JgtkpHsmil. rilP

COCRT OF THt WAHMlrAW

Islands. Ia Probstev Island of Oina, Hrtt

Id the matter of the Estate a&nACTXL SYTTB. 1st

of Honolulu, Oahn, deceased. Older appals Hb Uibj

foe probate of will and dlrectlr.j: pabHeatrea cfnoWte

of the tame.

Adocument, purporting to bthe last wHI tad test.

meat of Daniel Smith, deceased, eittnz on tb--Hn!

of AuEBJt, A. D.iai. been presented to said Presets

Court, and apetition for the probate thereof, 4tr

tho Issuance of latter testamentary to Boa. A, Jricnct

Jndd. havtnz been Hied by Marnrct E. Smith, wMoc

It la hereby ordered that Friday, the am day ot

D. I&i.at 1(1 o'clock, A. V, of sM oar. at th

Court Boom of slid Court, at Alllolsnl Bat. isHtw.

inla be, and the tame Is, hereby appointed the t! fee

proving said will and hearlnff said appHeatton. staes

and where any person Intseetied may appear and co-te-st

the said will, and the sraatlng of letter tcitanira-tar-y.

It It farther ordered, that notice thereof be riven by

publication, for threo successive weeks. Ia B

6Hawaiian Oaaetto" anewspaper printed and psbBsb-e- d

In nonolalu.

And It la further thit elutlon be Isonrd lo

the subscribing witnesses ta said will, sad uts aetrt

of the testate In Honolnlo, to appear at Us Usa

appointed for hearln;.

Dated Honolulu, II. I., Anrnst th, ISM.

LAWRSSCE JlcCCLLT,

Attest! Justice of the Supreme Cocrt.

Jso. E. ninxaan. Clerk of Sap. Court. Sstt 3t

COURT OV THE HA.

wallan Islands. In Probate. In the milter of tat

Kstate of AXDRE MACIIADO. late of Donehila. Cuba,

deceased. At Chambers, before Mr. Jostles Jadd,

On reading and filing the petition and aeeewsls et

Alexander J. Cartwrlght Administrator of the Xsutc

ot Andre Machado, lite of Honolulu, Ostia, drreiKd.

wherein he ask to be allowed JI.5T1 03, aad charges'

himself with $5,173 37, and asks that to same may b

examlded nd approved, and that aanal order may be

made of distribution of tho property rcmalulsg la Us

hands to the persons thereto entitled, and ulittirgiag

him and his sureties from sll farther responslbutty as

such Administrator.

It Is ordered that TTESDAT, the Gib day of

D. 1S81. at 10 o'clock A. Mbefore tht

said Justice, at Chambers. In the Cetrrt House at Hono-

lulu, be and the same hereby Is appointed ss tht Usn

and place for hearing said petition snd aceownt. and

that alt persons interested may then and then aepcas

aud ahow cause. If any they have, why the aaa sheskt

not be granted, snd may present evidence as to was an

entitled to the said properly. And that Utl order, la

the English and Hawaiian language, bpabHshed In

tho Hawaiian Gazette" and Nupepa Kuolsua,' news-

papers printed snd published In Honolulu, for three

successive week previous to the Urns therein ap-

pointed for said hearing.

Dated at Honolulu. II. Uthis Mfh day of Jaly. A. Q.

MM. A. FEASC1S JT3JD,

Attest rJustice of the bBpreiss Covrt,

A. Rosa. Deputy Clerk. r4a

M0ETGAQE F0EECI0STJEZ SALE.

ACCOKDASCE WITH AftssTKR OT

sale contained In acertain mortgage glvea by Lhss-ka-

to Capt. James Mskee, dated July h, I&S, recorded

Liber SD. page 9A, the undersigned gtvr notice that a

Intends to fureeloeo said mortgage (or coadltlon broken,

and will sell at public auction the premise, or apor-

tion thereof, dercilhed In said mortgagt at pubHe auc-

tion In Honolulu on

Saturday, the 27th day of Angnrt, 1881,

at 12 o'clock M. of said day, at tho suction room of X.

P. Adam. The premise to be sold consist of tw sere

ot land In PohikunnL Waiehn, Manl, granted to KekU

by Royal Patent Sl9. Said premise art aaiubio for

Kalo or Cane land, and are well sltcated.

further partlculara can be had at tht office of Cast

&Hatch.

Dated, Honolulu, the Mlh day of Jnhr.lSSl.

PARKER MAKEE. for the Heir of Ja. Makee.

B4t

NOTICE.

AIlls PARTIES IIAV12CO A2TT

horse or cattle belongtugto tht Estate of lb

late THOMAS MEEK, with hi. brani. arerastieaed

against changing the same, or selnng such horse or

cattle, under penalty of proaecntion.

U. O. CILUHJE.

Tru.tee and Admlatstrater.

Estate of Thomas Heek, deceased.

lloiiolnla. July 15lh. ligjl. MS m

ADMUnSTBATOR'S 2.0TICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING

appointed, by th Supreme Court. Tresis

and administrator ofthe estate ofthe late THOMAS

MEEK, of Honolulu, hereby nptitrs sit psrtle faasbt-e-d

to said estate, to make Immediate payment to t

nndcrslgned; all parties having property In their chare

belonging to ssld estate are requested to notify ta

administrator of the same wlihc-tt- idelay. Alt parties

having claim against said estate are requested to

present the same duly authenticated, to tht under-

signed within six months, or they will be farever barred.

H. O. CKAnBIi,

Trustee and. Administrator

Estate ofThoma Meek, deceased.

Honolulu, July 18th. 1381. MB ts

Commissioner's Sale of Seal Estate:

BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF

by the Honorable, CHARLES C. IIARB1S,

Chief Jostles of the Supreme Court, Issued on the th

day or January, A. D. 1S80, the undersigned will fell at

public auction,

ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, A. D. (381, AT 12, B.

At the front door of Alitolanl Hale, all the right, till

and lnterst which tho said CHARLES KAjJAlXA.

deceased, had of lu or to tbf following parcel of laaa

situated in Keelelpopo. an III of ruahale, KaHhLOah.

and bounded afolio: Ehoomaka ma kt Uhl Akas

ehele ana. Hem. 'Jf Ko. 11W kl. ma ka paleas pa o

Ohule, malalla akn Hem. 43" III. Ian ksnV ma kabs-k- al

malalU akn Ak. Su 111. IS.SU kl. ma ka palena Loao

oAnanoho, malalla. akn Ak. 43" Ka I0.73 tin I. ma ka

palena kola ablkll ka hoomakt ans Maloko okeis

Apana 1kaulahao hulnaha aot iki akn, ssal Ik!

mat nana.

IEUuS. Cash, and deed at expense or purchaser

Any person desiring Information In regard to ths

shorn described premises, can hare tht same br

calling st the Marshal' Offlre.

W-- -' PABKB, CosasBUitoaer.

Honolulu. July lWt. MSSt

Mortgage Foreclosure Sale

TN ACCOKlA"SCE "iVITU ATOAV- -

Xer of sale contained In acertain aortzar zivea br

KAAIMAKAVAUI and HULIPEE to tfEOBOK C

WILLIAMS dated lh July HOT recorded Liber Ji par

61, the undeislened Rives notice that he Intends to fere-dos- e

said morteage for condition broken and will sell

at public auction the premises or aportion thereof,

described in said mortgage at public auction la Hono-

lulu, on THURSDAY, the of ACOCST

at Ll Jf of said day. at the auction room of X. p!

Adams. The premises to be sold consist of certain

tracts of land in Waiahole and Walaane, Oaks, rate-

able for ltlce, Kalo, Ac. and containing over tares

acres, more particularly set forth In P.oral Patents

ml and 7&G6.

Pnrlher particular can bo had st the ofllM of Cutis

Jt Hatch. r

Dated, Honolulu the 19th day of July. 1W1.

8t GEOKOE C. WILLIAMS

Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

TX ACCOItDAXCE "IVITH aPOT-- A.

er of sale contained In acertain mertg2t gives br

MEEMANO to GEORGE C. WlLLUMrf dated 1st of

MAY 1SB1 recorded In Liber 43 page sari, ta saderslcB-e- d

givea notice that he intend uforelos said mort-

gage for conditions broken and will sell at pubMe

auction the premises er aportion thereof, described In

said mortgage, at public suction In Hunokita. oa

THURSDAY IStadayof AUGUST, l8ItBMsf

said day. at the suction room of E. P. Adams. 7h

premises to be sold consist of over seven acre, of aaa

cane land, suitable also for sbuilding site at Kaueebr,

In Psnaluu, near the Kaneohe church, described ta

deed recorded In Liber 43, pags 499.

Kurthrr particulars can be hid st the offlcs of Cast

Hatch.

Dated Honolulu the 19th day of Jlr. 1E8L

Et GEORGE C. WILLIAMS.

MOETGAGEE SALE.

OTICE IS IIEREI3T GIVEN,

-'. W!0.lF.",.,: P'o'"on or arentln

msdsbrKALAL'OMAXOrWitnU ,KvntT A,1a

the abth dy of My. 187). recorded liber 58, pz ao.

and by him assigned to Frsnci M. listen. U? ht

assignee, Intends to foreclose said mortrsge for cee8-tlo- n

broken, and will sell the premise mortgaged at

public section tn Honolulu, on SATtRDAY. tllffSMh.

DAYofACOUST, IWI.at JSo'eloek, Mof sahtdsy!

at the Auction Room of E. P. Jdams?

The premise to bo told consist of several valaaWt

kalo patches In Palaraa.adiolnlngthemauks pertrss

ofthe rice plantation, well watered, and centatalag

over one acre, fully described tn Koyal Pavnt SSL

For further particular apply to Castle AHatch,

1L"C

Dated. Honolnlo, July ltth. 13M. MJ

ASSIGNEES NOTICE.

TITE UJsTEl8ICrNKD IITiHEBY

notice that Mr. WILLIAM DABT.of Hoto-ka-

Island of Hawill. Hawaiian Islsnds. ha th' day

made an assignment of all hi goods chatties, art

ana merchandise aud all properly of every name and

nature tons for the benritofbis Creditor. And all

person hilB property of s6y kind, or deetrtpDn be-

longing to the said Dart, in their pesrsston are reques-

ted to report the same to me, and all parlies iadtMed

ta the said Dart, are renoeated ta settle ike mo sad

any parties baring any claims against said estate, matt

presentthe ramedsly authenticated on or before ts

"l IT.gr Oct ISM. B.F. B0LLK3,

.6th, 1831. j. aMILLS,

880 "" Astlspiee.

2.0TICE TO CHEDIT0E3.

THE UXDEIISI03TED CITE

that they have been annotated Administra-

tors of the KstaWof the Hon. Chirk Ceffln Harris,

late of Honolnlo decaased. All persons hiring r

claims' against said Estate, whether secured by mart-gag- e

or otherwise are notified lo present ths taaofor

payment to the undersigned within six months from

this date, or they will be forever barred.

P.C JOKES. Jr.

W. F. ALLEJJ.

?' M"

Honolulu. July th. 1831. U"m tm.

E. B. THOMAS,

Contractor and Builder.

rLArlLl LJ

fssssssVssB Hssl ssH ass

lissssssssiaBB' H'JssH ssssM

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lT"""""""""""f""""H BBBSl" Kb? "fSBBBB? BSSBnSBBBsL JsBBT

St3sil3BBjff'jPSliJ

3awsBapsBsKMpsH".,.

Sesldenee, Ho. 33 Atavltesa Streal.

Estimate furn iibed tt short police, and workdea la

th best manner. M

IRRIGATION!

AFTER TITig DXTR-I- s

strictly prohibited, except between thhHof

GtoK.ni.nsid4 tap.Ki. O. D. FKEETB.

Approved; boperlntendentorWater'Wmls-clgne- d

IT. AP. CaBTs.Mlai!iof Istertor.

nonolaln. April ffla. Wl. eMSltf

NOTICE

ryr. hacfaiixaxe, --&i h.

KX K. Kaefatlsse. comprise rise tm. t6.VT

Maefarlsas &Co. fi a. W3CACFA8LA-0- -CO.

HoBolms, Jnly Is! 11. Wt 4sJt

s'l

JPWBBHMpWip J"wiMKiipitai lanw TJf fagjjBw&iM

jjK Wfpw WW'"--L- --3s,. iwiss.st'ss'ss's'sslMssMssJssiss.s.s.s.s.s.s.s.s.s. IB

'iHRIIR -"' JBtsC. .IHHIHHHHK 'LssSssSssssTilstBTIsfllflslssssfl Issssssi

I--'

COH3EKCIAI..

o.vturir.ArfiTST.io.is8i

VsntLt tk --Ml mi '" lB Uie rtuu llae-j- .

v---Cewrteerabie activity prevails in

mwreawWsfcrtiKelsrtr Islands- -Ire numbers of

,.eJMSas:ctaj:.taaWncit "for

wuwn and schooners. On Monday

c- -nr

-.- a.- tw rt-- er Cttr fNew York arrived

t.rUl. wd alse tfce news dealers raeka:es of

-aae that our San

--.--Tart. sM

rrfm

rJrM-o- SMt eeesMsr Honolulu ian in--

.-,.T........ Vtlt'M

TV""""""1"" """") ..1.,

ma rtasrtFaz'e tatat; Am tttae KHMtat, from I'ort

TMnal; Mxar Bwka ad M- -CRyr New Tork

Hmwwi from Hawkm.

em. f!M ai Back, for Vle-,- -,

II ln-i-swt--Aa Mi Hearty

-S.- S.-en, hf MMNMir- -Se

rsfc.w- 4- -s- -st-- far San

TW nil ll ll)tlrtti Itm: far Su Francisco

11 lasss ItTt and rek. the former

Lasapsen aboal Uie

r4ttcljir

STfSSMt (w(

rMlattiMk

1ss nirniuncs.!! sairs wij oi AUIH.

ftfW iitnus.mil at KasnM, and alter

to Haooiala wloae. 'or can

-- .u. ula niM fe-e- San Francisco for

jsi MaTll alt--The Ea sailed cs lac 26tl

klJSH?r.AdbwfUpallfrastof wh- o- it

ai mr. ex. Mirpriee,

?iarMitwiitTm rrtfflW and Hsood order.

JZ273E hate Wua that the market

.''ssw sssem, athat a

tott KBr fca lain alaeF hi Uh--Manila basis.

Sl'uxra, Jaly Sank. 181.

wtaclraatarUehMCatifi4rlea4r (a

!mll FntBV 01 IUC

.r .aae IH Maimalcd :00- -haW of last rear.

HikHmtkiiMiM KWKMJw.n.ofoWcar.

!.,--- snai rIw4. adcliae ka taVen effect In

ills) Lq aas Sow left. anc lenner

ba.:9ttl. Mark rs sdo

mvjnavl fWruiraslr. nalek It Bnaonetedlj

IraaRtmnM; nnwfrom tae rowing oeet

r" Jr bldn TCfca are Kill rin their

ra"FTminrK at; Ke--t,

ttMiaTfal4.ltapil. Loel resneriea

nrt rr isartoC an4 mHk acmaUlIn;

KjCK-- ke wtkrt ireltnd of Mie aeenmnlated

4,kirrar at kfcetlmtax ftkejr and of all

-- as taara. aaac atar Jobber! hare iarse h

'. irrat aaaaUN ewU. aeloac we bate alars

uwmMrBP "H" of Rtu mthe Ta- -'

jr to to VatVi fat. IM the tanrrrt mrlr

.., lallaa fcai flanalahj aaa aot exoeaoa JW teo.

taaf WaaiWaa baai tnx Hanoi tre isaoeai

:r--. jaaaaagaiava pfor )f ehwc ialicnt, and

nt aacavaaanaa ai swock ie hk itw

arB&LK OIL The ArrtJc oil er Taamai Tape

at4cta. Ifthe other waalam are to be a

hi aioalla. whether thio arkc can be

anil The Thma rope hat tailed aorth on a

(o uaiMt.

TtXUa-m- It awnicM far rendered; TKctaQ!

ar.au, hhawit aatfC Barters la bniar't faror.

tr. sowar HataVeia atseta to Wctt: Oreaen. SS ct to

gnxT wliwweEaat.$i.a: Siar!Hta SI.GO.

.iimin laa 1in ais si Unrpeol

Tin. Taaaf waaraaaauar, lew arrivaie of tonnage

"1. it aac. aaavfaa aaanaa aease.

rt'glHat-lntl- l, mdy, S. Xew lork.

Meat Wh aaaailaia. Assrrau:

'11 1hi H11 nil JairS.aktBe Catherine Sodden:

.'iTVMcOanaai; walT,rchr Asaa-froB- iKaho--

OaTt.achTCIaaaSanfceltIroKaaalai; Jaly

..:rOnj af VwTaefc: Jaftl.hkta Ittnoverj:

.': .it bk lirilar: Jatjr .tcitr Jle-ari-o, from

jyfchBia, BBPaBresza:

ir.ataiAaaaawa; Jarjr t. tch Abb, tor Kahnlal

srr IT. ea vautt rvarcKan. lor uobii"

a. Sw &h&- Iw fnJnlr

rSarekv ialr n. aric ConaaetB. or Kahnlni;

pa.ua

raamoroi ittrAETrtif:

rfl Meyer; A.wf lt,aktae DieWTery;

.il-t- f

FORT OP HOKOLTJI.U.

.Arrived.

fark Ana. UrCalloch. from Kahnlsl

loah Jaaajr Walker, Knatie. ra itiit

-aktarr Eareka. Eiaereoa. from San Fran

kL-- KHkiimt- -Kobintaa. fm It Gamble

tXOHy of New York. Cobb, from San 1"

aaa, rlier, iroox xiaonc

Ttrta, Calaoan. from 1Gamble

Sailed.

in: hk BnrT Back. Dsrta. forTJrtoria,.BC

4Haw bk Kale, jcauuae. tor an rnnami

--Wrs HeMia.Iwlatoa. for Uonckon:

a. Kaaaa. 3eakt. for Sin PraoclMO

--riS ObtoOh York. Coeb, for Sydney

tStekeKaisa, OHIIt. for sF. via Hflo

KEMORAJ"DA.

TVFIIS.S Cfcj- of Sew VK. a. tont, Wm. B

.r'.t. CaaiMidtir TillHI fr-r-nT- -Frabciteo July tt

:r iiKhatred niolatS-BO- rx. ArriveaatUo--a

--hi Aaeaiaxth.at--- .

ri--m14after Jei --Mm from San rrandtoD exper- -

.4hr--f aoat wC fromthe XXVV; re alnder

aav aaa taaHiiaraac a001a ta.

waraat ath AWBofan 1Ttr, aim iroai

tn.wJia.--i.harried at eta tfae fonowiag day at .X.

EEPOKTS.

.aai JSJBik) iVk to varioat Cblne-- efirms.

rla. rJenny Walker, An EII tons

rotna. eaaae .

Ft-o- hac rnw4eo. per Eareka. Aac BIT tkg

r- t- aad aath. IT k- -drr inQ mecrace,

.!- -alr bra and oaU,

r-(-- --, powdor ,81 cs BRht hoote -a- -

-.Jhi!yi.roaadbarJeT. Hs'pce .beet iron

'"' feed ana

IHa hailiiiin.Tii tttii 'r

Ft aaaaraaera. per City of Xw Tork. Ang S

1-eaTcat lehaeea. Hakj aaaahsry. pkg CToeeriet.

ro.ean.Mca(aac,4ealar and tmall artlclet,

mi rrjall ahzt ha -- til for Aackland and tydney.

T- -rwrlTmo aeead. per Kllkttat, Aog ft

r- -t. 3M. ptae areea- e- WWW ahingiet WW lalht.

EXPORTS.

1--oadr. wr Hen Back. Anzust --M06 gilt

Aala Haareetk Jl.---.

-.,-v;Lb ImJ 9G?1-5- lbt tn

:STwS2bt-vi- .wot ib.

krt aaaaaat. Don Talne. tSfi,bl..

FTJL. 1A iwrtr. VOt lbs roflee. SUO hvrnt. ID

Wlbs arrowroot. Domestic

hksaUe.IerValae. $4.

IVr AaoUaad iEjdney. per Cliy of Xew Tork. Ace

Tm' xiwla. Stl lb tsxar cane. Sbx pergonal

T"i'ore-.- ft Va! Bo eetlc. $S,tSOJ7.

iTinTaaiaVis oil cikea. al. Foreign I.Val

ForSaeiwclaoa, PKalakaaa. AnK6-50-T,5 t

." tallow. '.S CmoJatset. 1ca eneinec.

fci--, hat--. claUnt. .keep Jkina. 4pkr.

aloff it.iaaneee.oBoittpok.e. ,.-.- ..-

ir Hbseht buuu. Sbx hontebvld

TaTrXa iWU. Val DomUc gK.

ta. T!e.fJJS.

SS KGCRS.

Far Wiadwaad Port, per Ukelike. Ang Sod- -r

Jam aa te. AaMwe Rota. Akam. Mr. Geo CBcck-- '

Emaaa -- h3H A-H- Hu. Mist Jylia HlKthes.

jRi ITiaihoIr Xrt J00 MCnlly. Mis CK

KeSat AS UhaaraT- M- SMcGrew, EOHall and

wST Mrs HaaWe. MrrClan. Coney

31. UealeCwnay. Nita Ellen Coney. LCi- -Mlta

aMMaVltVt Kl "arke. !Farron. Mr Ilnmble.

TtvHIMrMl. 3ir nobk Jlr. TM and danKhter.DK

Fill XJ ACammlns. danKhterand

T?3ae7jnJadS ehlWren and eonant.Mr

iZl.-tUi- .Mr Keonrdy. Mr fchaw. TWal-kt- r

.FJ.' Walker child and jtaat.

rartat-ar- dIVaw. perIhB Angnst Snd- -B tv

3Sjr. TKCtarkc Arai.

Ft aMFraaei a. per Idy Lantptoo. Anrntt 1

hlM--a EMvaard. EWeekt. Lelth.

Fw 6aa Fraaoleeo. per Eale, Ang 4- -W nenicke and

SChtawa.

Pt- -a 6aa Fraaatmv PCHr of Xew York. AugE- -ti

jar ilrefcteaer asdwifr. WAIBrewer

aadwUcJiieeBteluiraMHi. Edwl!, Hurls. X11 Uallen- -

-t, ., .... SI fcl tXMIHttnt. 11 w, ..

"2"--""L ".; 'ZJZiZ irT.l-tT.-t

a. aa reriaa e. v. ".;:".. A.l

Vuoat. EMXantnL Ml.sJBeon. ,

lrvM Epsaaae. ajot. kwvMn.,

z- -1"

-l- uincu. --If, .ul -- calKren. Mian tteoer. Jar ,

ankoitaad wife. John Hlndr 1TKlrk and

wSa.7w Oasae. ACSandero,n. KVMrk and nitr.

Jflliiia.Mn EBeaoieu. FJItorle. Jpennon. II

HaMtatTj fMBkr. GWCoffey. Til Brade,

Tt- -a WWiwarf LlkeHVe ATth--n- i

SBi. Hon ASClerho- -. Cot TEoiioa. CCarter.

JHat MektM- -Ue FJoed. DMnlmaka. M- l- RA

SaaL JX UHrate. GAkama. Akana, JDonnelly. Mr

DWU SHartiteU. Aid. EWBarnard, L

Chi uHComweW. AABardy

TVr and Sydney, p--Cirr of XewTork, Acg

a-and

fee- -M-I-m. Vt" BPowler, ABUcCastland and So in

iBoada. wsrUrary Back, Asgi-- FVUllf.

waa ana u

"5 Fanalnrala. per Jenny Walker, Ang5--co

perKalakaua,

aa eWaUx aiateo BalieVa. rro Kosaler. Mr

aaChUd. PJenea. Ffirandls; Mra Hnkham and 3

..iu .n.t. Sir Birbee.

!!,

Twonrt-t.p-neeje- rl. Atg gM Chinese.

BORN.

ia thttcrtT. Ane. 3rd. to the wife of C. Karanagb,

Xe.aKmaSc.nai .acxtghtrr .

XSASBXED.

-Oa lard the U. S. .Lack-m-

ottbetahlnsl- -tor the Bicht Eev. Bishop or

KmM. antsted bribe Ber. T. llUckborn, il. A

T. a. Bnux. Eao.. laymater U. b, X, to Miss

Sa etime since amatch race-wa- sarranged be-t-

"Ssandford Colt" and "Eom ping Girl, to

Uie place vesterdiy at EapioUm Park, for a,

pur offOOO. The owner of" Standford Colt,"

we learn, had been informed that the race track

wdaot be 1dfor this occasion, and considered

the race as oS, while the owner of -- Bomping

GiH'did cotfotrndeTStand the matter, and went

oc with tl training. Yesterday, atthe appointed

Ua-EampiEi: GiH" pat in an, appiaranoo,

walked over the track and was declared the in-- o

afhhe ra &ad-k- es .We do not roach for

Uaieraqyol the above.

ISLAND LOCALS.

About Xerox.

Tho TJJS. Lachucanna. sailed on ITondaj-- .

After the next trip thejamtt --

Vnt-re trill prob"

nbly be laid op for repairs.

Mr. Incnberg is back from Kauai, he reports the

cane as looking splendidly.

The lletperia sailed on Saturday and look back

to the Flowery Kingdom some 230 Celestials.

JL Lc Monnyer, who some years ago Tras acting

French Consul, has married aNorwegian lady.

Tho water will be shut oft from the Kcnann and

Makild reserroira on Friday neit from SA.21.to

5p.m.

Her Eoyal Highness the I?rincessliikelike, trent

np to Hilo, by the steamer to join her sister the

Itcgent.

Dr. J. Molt Smith is among the nrrivalsby the

steamer, the Doctor intends spending amonth or

two here.

Owing to pressure npon our columns, wo hare

been obliged to omit our ctnal resume of the For-

eign Kews.

The now Chinese bell is considered by our

musical critic, to be asuccess. It is clear and

pleasant in sound.

Tho latest news has been received in atelegram

from Brussels, dattd June 18th. The King and

suito were on their road to Berlin.

Our thanks for news farors are dne and tendered

tol'urscr Piatt of the steamer CltwefStu; Tori:

and also to Messrs. Whitney &Uobertson of this

city. a

IW-Offie- eofficials have hardly settled to their

work, the paper mail of the Ci(g of Xne Yoxih was

not delivered till late on Monday afternoon.

M. Ballien, Consul of the 1st class at Sydney,

has been appointed to Port Louis. SL Maurice) in

the place of tho present, Consul General Laplaer.

Among the crew of the Pttisarola is an Hawaii-

an who ione of tho quarter masters. He was all

through the war and is aregular American citizen.

Another artesian well has proved agreat success.

This well is beyond Judge McCnlly's residence.

It produces aflow which rises li inches above

taerHpc .

In our supplement will be found the

interesting letter of our San Francisco correspon-

dent, and an article on Taxation from the pen of

Hon. S. I. uastie.

We hear that Capt. GUlis, of the U. S. a

received the news of the death of his father

by the mail. Capt. Gillis' father was fl prominent

and noted man in hisState.

Friday, September I'd the birthday of H.B.H.

the Princes Kegcnt will be observed as a public

holiday, and all Government office, throughout

the Kingdom will be closd.

"We would like to point out that no reply has

been made to tho statements published in tho

aweek Rgo, reflecting npon the Chinese

Consulate here, wby is it thnriy ?

Mr. ltobertson of the firm of Mirlecs, Tail &

VaUon, pasiod through in the City ofXnr Tori: ;

he will reium later in the year and probably stay

over to visit some of our sugar plantations.

The building improvements at tho corner of

Fort and Queen streets are progressing very favor-

ably. The new stores which are being put up by

ilr. Campbell promise to be the finest in town.

AsH.K.H. the Princess Kegent steamed out of

Honolulu last Tuesday aroyal salute was fired

from Punchbowl. No salnle was fired from the

Zatlmranua, we have not heard the reason of this.

Altogether on the irnfani there have been three

cases of small-po- tho disease hasonly appeared

among the members of the quarantined crew. 0

may consider the town as thoroughly rid of tho

pest.

Wc see that tho Admiiwi- -still publishes the

advertisement for St. Louis College, and yetwe

hear every now and then of want of space. Tho

St. Louis College advertisement must bo really

profitable.

"VVe have very largo quantity of matter relating

to the King's trip, which we have been unable to

put before our readers this week. Wo have only

given an outline of this tour. The outline is

correct "however.

Professor Alexander and an assistant, and Mr.

Sierlinc. have gone up to Hilo by this week's Lilt-lil- r.

They carry with them materials for trying

to check the flow. Mr. Sterling has in charge a

quantity of dynamite.

We see by the papers that Mr. Campbell and Mr.

Dodd have each purchased afine entire horse

while at tho ooa6t. We need blood to improve our

breed down hero, and we are glad to see these

gentlemen spending their money npon bo neces-

sary an object.

The agent of tho Mendelssohn Quintleto Club,

called at our office on Monday. He told ns that he

had made all his arrangements and if there is con-

venient time, aconcert will be given by the party.

We trust time will be convenient, as we should

much like to hear them.

Apleasant party was given by His Excellency

the Minister Besident of tho United States

and Mrs. Comly, at their residence on Friday last.

Alarge number of the officers from the U. S. S.

Zflmranita and of our prominent citizens were

present.

Captain Cobb, the popular commander of the

steamer City of --

Vor l'ort, who has been on afur-

lough, has resumed command of that steamer.

During his absence Capt. Cobbhasvisited theEast,

and has also had command of tho steamer Cittcf

Tolto, for two trips relieving Capt. Maury, who

also had aleave 01 absence.

Tho schooner Jtnnit Jl 'tMtr, on her first trip to

Fanninp's Island, made afine run down of six

days and two hours which is conceded to bo tho

best passage on record. On her return she en-

countered acalm of throe days which prolonged

her passage to ten days. The Jraiiij ""o'fr !n

tends to keep up the reputation of tho Jinrf, for

short passages to and from Fanning sIsland.

The City ofXnc I'ortbronghthomequiteanum-be- r

of our residents, who had been abroad on bus-

iness and pleasure. Among them, we notice the

names of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Schaefer, Dr. J. Mott

Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. aGlade, Mrs. J.P. Uooke,

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Spreckcls. Mr. and Mrs. WP.

A. Brewer. Mr. and Mrs. Biemenschneider, Miss

May Bichardson, Mr. G. N. Wileox, Mr. Henry F.

roor. aA. Brown, Capt. B. Whitney, Mr. Henry

Williams and others;

The city had better supply itself with apublic

analvst as soon as possible. At the present moment

5mil ivmlnnir analysis, we are dependent

upon the courtesy of one gentleman. He is abusy

man and cannot be expected to lay aside his own

work to investigate and analyse for the Hawaiian

Government, when it happens to need snch inves-

tigation made. We havo so much that apublic

analyst could do, and it would further the ends of

justice so much to have such an officer, that we

trust some steps will !taken and that some gen-

tleman may be appointed. Amatter of which is

of public interest has been in the hands of some

one to analyse for ten days or more, and as yet no

word has leaked out to the public ery Ppfsjplo

the matter is yet uninvestigated. Vte would like

to havo an answer soon.

an.

i, mnvaWe nroTiprt vat the Hilo jail was re

moved to the Court House on Wednesday, August"

3d.

The schooner Ttrilight, Captain Whitney, sailed

from Hilo on Tuesday, August d, for San Fran-

cisco with acargo of sugar and molasses.

Therowas agreat demand for horses for tho

a.. 4l. arrival ffhft KPATTtPV fit Hlltl Ml

Thursday, August h. The demand was greater

ivo oun;

The lava flow is making considerable headway,

it has reached apoint about one and

of amile dit-tan-tfrom the sea. On Wednesday a

stream of fire ran Borne COO feet in three hours

down the Kukuan gulch. Many of tho families in

the region of the Kukuan stream, Hilo, have al-

ready left their houses and sought refuge in other

portions of the town for themselves and their

effects. ,Kami.

The majority of the Norwegians at Kekaha, are

side with r. low iever, malarial perhaps with some

typhoid symtoms.

Mr Brcde, the engineer and rait owner of the

Kekaha Sugar Mill, has left andlias sold his inter-

est in tho mill to MrJsenbe .

Seven and thirtr-thrc- ehundredths inches of

rain fcl! at Kilauea'Plantation last month, an inch

more than during the previous month.

The native portion of the population of theWai-me-a

sido of the island, are at present having a

good time, drinking papipi good many drunks,

but little brawling or disorderly conduct.

The cane fields from Koloa to Kekaha are all

loo'iing well. An unprecedented amount of rain

1,0 f.itnn in Rnloa the last few months, and all the

--ditches are full and planters are jubilant No rain

whatever taougn in naimea.

The Artesian well alKekaha. does not get along

at all. IU present deptn is aitie over S00 feet,

but rumor has it that well-bori- is to be given np

as abad job. It is almost ayear since opera lions

were just comm enced, and this is the result

Grand festivities were got np at Kilauea, on the

occasion of the marriage of the daughter of the

Minister, Mr. Mahoe, to Mr. J.A. Harper, oneof

the over-seer- s. There was aluau and ageneral

jollification. They always ;see to ehaving

some ting bright at this plantation, hence the

jcoatentrucnt of the laborers. t

THE VERY LATES rFROM THE VOLGAKO

Greatly Increased Activity.

HILO IN IMMINENT DANCER.

Brilliant Descriptions by Different Cor-

respondents,

We are enabled to present our readers with some

graphic descriptions of thello .We have the fiery

monster described by various pens.

THE VOIjOAKIO cloud.

One of the most wondcrf nl phenomena observed

in connection with the great eruption of Manna

Loa 1SS0-- 1may bo mentioned Tho Volcanic

Cloud. It is really amost remarkable cumulus

cloud, having arough serated lower edge not un-

like the corresponding portion of athunder-clou- d.

In color the volcanic differs from all other clouds,

and is exceedingly picturesque. It was first ob-

served soon after tho eruption occurred on Manna

Loa, Xov. ith, 1SS0. From that time np to the

present tho volcanic cloud hasbeen almostas much

an object of interest as the lava flow which it

faithf nllv pilots down the mountain side. It can

be seen at all times hovering over the active por-

tions of the llow, where vapor and sulphurous

gases constantly arise, forming asort of mist or

veil between me now ana tne ciouu. auo mpor u

sufficiently transparent to disclose tbo view be-

yond. At the point of union with tho cloud tho

vapor tikes on apeculiar coppery color with vary-

ing opalescent tints. The cloud appears to be sta-

tionary, that is it moves only as the lava advances.

It matters little bow strong the wind may blow, tho

cloud will only twny nlittle and is never blown

from its position over the active fires. When seen

opposed to aclear sky with the sun back of the ob-

server, the cloud appears to be exceedingly dense,

and sharply outlined with vivid white lights scpar-tin- g

its cumulus caps from tho surrounding

azure. In general appearance the cloud might sug-

gest amountain peak capped with snow. Those

portions seen iu shadow afford many graduations

ofgray tones, while near the faco the color becomes

adarker toned blue than the intermediate gray

tones, varying in color according to tho density of

that part of the cloud producing tho shadow. The

afternoon light furnishes quite adifferent effect

Hthe sky be clear, and the time about an hour be-

fore sunset we then havo Mauna Kea on our right

with its snow clad peaks. Tho volcanic cloud on

U13 left quite like another mountain, its cumulus

caps made golden by the rays of the setting sun.

As the shades of night creep on, this strangely

wonderful cloud becomes transformed into pillars

of light, taking on amost vivid reflection from the

river of fire that moves so persistently onward.

It is not awavering or flashing light like that

caused by conflagration. Nor is it in color like tho

reflections from any usually known burning sub-

stance. In common with the lava, it has acolor pe-

culiarly its own liquid lava is simply fire from no

apptrent cause original fire, the hottest kind of

fire. The reflection therefore is strango in color,

varying in intensity according to the activity of

the flow.

In the early stage of the eruption, the volcanic

cloud being at adistance of thirty miles or more

from Hilo, received but little nttention few per-

sons looked upon it as anything so very remarka-

ble, but as tho warning cloud by day and pillar of

fire by night approached the village, it came to

be looked upon aa indicating tho amount of tho

work of destruction in progress. An occasional

shower or one of Hilo's noted rains might hide for

tho time being this strange cloud, only to have

it perhaps in grander proportions and

even more threatning than befpre. Occasionally

the cloud becomes so dense and hangs so low that

we feel it must surely settle down on the flow and

civo it agood drenching, which il has done more

times than once, hear the rough edge a

whirling motion is seen ;This increases till a

Tunnel shaped cloud is formed having along end,

which extends down to the liquid fire and conducts

alargo body of water relieving the cloud of iu

undue burden. Awater-spou- tfrom the volcanio

cloud deluges the fire with material gathered from

the same womb which gave the firo birth, is arather

singular phenomenon.

It is to be hoped that this pillar of fire by nicht,

and the cloud by day, may have, as Ithink it has

been truly interpreted by tho citizens of Hilo, a

reasonable warning given in time that precautions

are not to be neglected; the fiery monster is truly

coming, but bo has not come without warning, and

in that the good people of the city must find their

consolation.

Extract from aprivate letter, dated Aug. 3rd.

Last night Iwent to the flow with E.

and D. It was magnificient and went for-

ward faster than Ihave seen it before. It was not

more than half-a-mi- above tho Wailaraa bridge,

it is said. The Wailama is atide water inlet

from the sea south of Hilo, which connects with

gulches from the Kukuau land. It is crossed by

the volcano road by awooden bridge, perhaps a

mile south of the Hilo landing. K. timed it (tho

flow) once. It went aboat twenty feet in seventy

beats of his pulse, above where it had buisted out,

it was roaring like tho surf. It flowed nlong so

fast that constantly it was heaving, puffing and

bursting open with hissing sounds. This was

caused by tho imprisoned air which must find a

vent somewhere. Then ns before wo occasionally

heard adistant boom like acannon. The gulch

down which thii flow was running (tho Kukuan)

had no water with U19 exception of an occasional

pool, and was comparatively shallow. As we rode

nlong home, we saw the lower pait of the ravine

in which it was appointed to run. It is quite wide

and deep but where it reaches Hilo, it flats oat in-

to avery slight depression. Unco wo saw tho

rcflection;of the lava malittle pool as it was drop-

ping over the edge of arock. Just below this

sight one were surprised by another hole. Iwas

thankful Ihad not fallen into that, although it

was not more than five feet deep when Isaw the

lava flowing into it We had crossed over, ahead

of tho lava and sat down to watch it, forgetting

entirely that we must go back, when suddenly H.

said "look here wo must go back I" so we crossed

back right in front of the stream pouring down

toward us. Inot stopping to see how near right

above, us was this hole which Ihad not seen, and

which was revealed by the lava pouring in. At

first there was afall of four or five feet, within a

few moments it was level. To-da- (Aug.

4th) people expect to see it from the Wailama

bridge coming steadily on. All this of which I

have been writing is asmall branch, the other, a

long distance above is wide and roaring with its

force and heat It was not flowing fast last night,

but 6till very active. Down on the flats '(above

the hills) tho grass and trees burn like tinder, it

Is so much drier than in deep underbrush, where

the fire can not spread. The branch in the Kuku-

an gulch on the south border of Hilo is almost one

hundred feet wide at the end. The other branch

was onlv from ten to twentv-fiv- ofeet wide. Ipre

sume that in the morning it will be fifty feet wide.

Some are now moTing furniture from their homes

to asate place.

Extract from aprivate letter, Thursday 2pji.

Aug. 4th:

Wo have just come down from the flow. We

rode up past the c:metnry to that part of the flow

which is not over an eighth of amile from the up-

per hill and the lower end of which is more than

abreast of the upper end of the same. First we

rode to tho top of that hill and took ngeneral sur-

vey. 'Tho general trend of tho main body of tho

flow seems to be towards tho hills. The tongue

which is so tar uuvvu iuuiuj, uum iuo uui, ua 11 it

were headed directly towards tho Waiakea mill.

Wo rode across to that tongue and down to the

lower end of it. There it was running into n

cat cm about thirty or foity feet long, perhaps

twenty feet wide and bay fifteen feet deep. When

wo reached there it had just begun to flow over

the precipice, and was coming very sluggishly but

moved faster before we left Did you ever see

molten iron? and have you ever seen the sugar

coming out of tbo vaccuum pan ?Imagine if yon

can live fire apparentlyabout the thickness of sugar

resistlessly running over aprecipice and so heating

the air and everything around, that standing forty

feet away, your faco is fully as heated as if bend-

ing over "a red hot stove.

From tho top of the hill, we could see agood

distance over the flow, and the flat which, five

weeks ago was covered with grass, ferns and trees

is now aglittering wasto ol desolation. To stand

and look over it from aheight, then to ride along

by its edge, where it is cool and see the

broken surface and to throw astone and see it

roll over the solid surface, it seems hard to believe

that it has rolled adistance of forty or fifty miles.

And it is hard to believe that it can move steadily

and resistlcesly on till it has covered with desola-

tion this beautiful spot l'et it is Isuppose bat a

question of time if God in his mercy does not say

stop! Words can give no description of this

living, moving destroying power. It must bo

seen to be appreciated, if you can see Mr. 's

paintings they will give abetter idea

than anything Ican say. In the tongue nearest

town there was roaring as of mighty waters,

Extract from aletter of Mr. Hitchcock :

The lava flow Etill approaches the town and sea,

but it is chiefly massing itself on the fiat just

above the hills, and it will probably keep doing so,

till the pressnre is so great that it will burst and

make quick time to tho sea, we visited it last night

and it is as full of fire aa ever. The signs on top

of Mauna Loa are not encouraging, and so long as

those seminal fires are in active operation, we

have good came to fear for apart if not all, of

the town of Hilo. Tho flow is but fifteen minutes

rids from the wharf.

Hrxo, August 4th, lSSt

Isepposo yon will be looking for something as

regards to the flow. Well, we are still looking

at it and the prospects are good, that ws

will eoon bo able to swing on our front gate, and

gsze at the flow at the same time. It has done

some good solid work since you left On the Hilo

side, it is coming down the ravine at the divide,

has reachednearly the lowest point of the upper

round hill. Up mauka, it has pushed over towards

the Hall road, should judge it to be about 1000 feet

from the road, it may be alittle more, oralittle

less. Iam not good at distances. When Ispeak

of(the ravine at the divide, Imean the 2d bridge ra-

vine. Yesterday morning, wo found the lake just

agoing down the 1st bridge ravine. You can just

bet it went Istopped there 3hours, and it went at

the rate of H) paces per hour, and 0paces the last

hour, so you see it just trotting right along. Iwent

up this morning, so that Icould report what it did

during the night and found it had kept up agaod

pace all night but since 7o'clock this xjl (Thurs-

day) it commenced slacking np, and had not run

very far up to 10 o'clock, when Ileft Ishould,

think it had run since yestcday morning over K

dl0,od? more snehnms would Bend it down to the

volcano road. It looked tMs morning as though

it would let up and fill up behind. It is only anar-

row stream, in Bome places not 10 feet wide, bo yon

Bee it will have to build up so as to hold the heat

Mr. Kennedy is building walla nlong the ravine

in some of the low places to see if he cannot turn

it from going into the if it docs not

come down too thick,! think he will be able to

turn it Ifeel sure'he could tnm Buch aBtream as

was running yesterdav. Ihave been to the flow

every day since you left and have taken sora o

pretty hot walks. Tho only hot place we can see

on the flow, is down an the flats, no emote np

above until you get up into tho woods, somewhere

about the "Island," you know where that is. Tho

Laumaia flow is smoking, don't know what it is

doing. The smoke on the mountain haa been as

heavy aa ever, and Eomo nights as bright as ever.

eJJ; gdvcrfiscmcnls.

NOTICE.

FUnXJSIIED BOOMS

PLEASA3Cr without board, at No. 7King St

Also alimited number of day buardcia tjkeo.

KS lm

New Furnished Rooms

TO LET!

Apply at Ko. ICO Xnnann Arenac. SC5 lm

NOTICE.

TTjr. imumr.s i.vterest ijt the

Mr. SniarCo.. of Kekaha. Kami. ceara on

this dale. KEKAHA SUllAnccr

Honolnla.Jnlyg9.lSSl. Host

3IILK AT WAIKIKI.

rAll'AiV DAIRY HTXNS A

THE to Walklkl for the Summer. Arply to

the Drlvera oratBnshe's Grocery. to 3t

1VATER! WATER!

WATER IVIM. UK hilXTOI-- FriOM

THE ynnanuand JUklki Kescrvelra on FRIDAY,

12th. from 5a. m., to Bp. m. Per Order.

Honolulu, Anr. 9Itjoi. O. D. FltKETH,

MIt Snp't Water Works.

P. G. nJUBHHY,

Attorney and CoonscUor at Law.

433 California St., San Franclxeo.

Mr! Mnrphr Is an Attorney of the Supreme Court of

California and United States District Court. He It

also asolicitor of her JIaJcstr'a High Court of Chan-eer- y

In Ireland, and practised lor many Tears In the

Colonies of Australia. .SC3 ly

NOTICE.

IS TO CERTIFY THAT MAX T.IJX.

residing In China. OooCnnn residing In Haiku,

Maul, and l5o Pot resldlnc In Honolulu, are

In the firm o'f JIan Chuck &Goo Chun doing

bnschess aDealers In General Merchandise at Haiku,

JIaul. MAX CHUQK Jt GOO UIIUK.

Honolulu. Anzust 5th. ISSt b65 it

NOTICE.

IS TO C1UITIFY THAT MAST I.U?f,

TniS In China, litt Chung Lan, rteldinzin

Honolulu, are In the firm of Man Chuck Jfc

Co. doing business as Dele In General Merchandise,

at No. 43 Nunanu St, Honolulu.

MAN CHUCK ACO.

Honolulu. August 5th, 1831. S65 2t

NOTICE.

mnit JIAXCIincK HAH THIS DAY WITH.

110drawn from the arm of Man Chuck &Co., of No

45NuuauuSt Tho boines will bo continued under

the same firm name. The firm assumes all the liabili-

ties. Mr. Man Chuck beta; released therefrom.

MAN CHUCK X-

-CO.

Honolulu. August 5th. 1SS1. USai

NOTICE.

31 AX CI1CCK II a.N THIS DAY WITH.

MR. from the firm of Man Clinck and Go

Chun, of Haiku, Island of Maui. The business will be

continued under the same firm name. The firm as-

sumes all the liabilities. Mr. Man Chnck being released

there from. MAN CHUCK GO CHUN.

Honolulu. Angnt5th.lSSt. 665 21

M. L. EALLENBECK.

WITH

MOODY AMD SANKEY,

the AI'SPICES or the Y. 31 C. A.

UXDim the of the Chrlstaln people of

Honolulu will hold ascries of meetings In the

FORT STREET CHURCH,

Ttejriniug Sunday Evening, Aullth, when he will

relate Ills OW.N IUK.SO.V AI, KXft:itIE.CI',

which every person In the community should hear.

Young men are especially Invited. Song service to

bejln at Tp. M. Regular eenrlce at 7:30. BOMIt

KTotice.

OPIXIOX 1JEI2TG SOJIE-wh- at

dlrided as to the relative speed of the horses

"MARK TAIN" and "BLACKTHORN"

And being desirons of having the natter settled, I

will consent to let "Blackthorn" run the same race

01 er again anytime within two weeks from date, for

any sum suitable To the backers of "Mark Twain."

CECIL DROWN.

Honolsla.Anzn ttS.lSSl. &it

C. E. HI

No- -80 KING STREET,

Oallfornia 3E3sss I- -

Jnst Arrived by Steamer. Also frcslt supplies

Canned Goods, '

Potatoes, .

Onions,

And Othor Produce, at lowest Prices.

C. E. HENSON.

I603 3m No. 80 King St.

CI01II HIM Mil

IN BARRELS

EX BARK "LADY LAMPSON"

Tti JPJTiTTie Order

KS. ion SALE IJY .

43 653 1m E. P. ADAMS.

IF0. GpE33S."a?5a,

BOOT A!rD SHOEMAKER

SI?n of the Golden Boot,

Has Removed to Ho. 114 Fort St.

Opposite Tantheon Stables, where he will be prepared

to manufacture

ix riRsr.RATi: style;

Dress Soots,

Biding Boots,

"Water Boots.

Will do Repairing of all kinds at lowest rates.

He Guarantees Cffod Workmanship,

and prompt attention to orders. 665

FOR LEASE,

ACOTTAGE OH" THE AVENUE,

with six rooms Kitchen, Bath Boom, Servants

Koom detached. Aliplr'to

663 J. E. WISEMAN.

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

MR. CHARLES WOOXJUNGTOX

been admitted apartner In our urm on the

SSthof July.lSSI. II. F. EIILERS CO.

Honolulu! AUZ. 1st 18SI. 4J8H81

NOTICE.

in aihexoe rnon this

DTjnixa my eon, E. A. WILLIAMS, will act for

me in all matter of business under foil Tower of At-

torney. C. E. WILLIAMS.

Honolulu. Anzust 1. 1331. l2m

0AHU COLLEGE.

xext Trusi attiiis isstiti io?r

Tnn begin en Wednesday, the 7th day of Septem-

ber next. Candidates for admission will be examined

on Thursday and Friday, September 1st and Snd at 10

o'clock A. M.

6M lm W. L. JONES.

NOTICE.

MR. H. R. SrACFARIiAXE, HAS

day been admitted aFartner In our firm.

The new dates from July 1st 1S31. All

account of the firm of U. W. Macfarlane &Co, prior to

this date, will be settled by O. W. Mac'arlane,

G. W. MACFARLANE &CO.

Honolulu. July 1st 1881. Mil 4B St

Notice.

TITE ADJOURNED ANNUAI,

AT of the Haiku Sojar Co., held at the office

of the Agents Jniy Snd. the fo!!oiIn; officers were

elected for the ensuing year:

President Hon. J. Mott Smith.

S. T.Alexander.

Treasurer... ..Hon. S. N. Castle.

Secretary ...J. B. Atherton.

Auditor ". C. M. Cooke.

J. B. ATHERTON, Secretary.

nonoluln. Jaly g7.1S3U. 661 lm

NOTICE.

ATA ITEETIN'G OF THE STOCK- -

CX. ldhrs or the Kloa Sugar Com panr, held at

Honolulu, JiJt lth, 1S31, the following Oatce were

elected for the ensuing year:

John X. Wright President

Adolf Hanebere.. Vice President

William O. Smith, Secretary.

H. W. Schmidt, .Treasurer.

S. M. Damon,., Auditor.

By the terms of the Charter of Incorporation "no

rshall individually be liable for the debts

of the Corporation beyond the amount which may bo

due upon the share or shares held or owned by him.

WltLIAjr 0. SMITH,

Secretary.

Honolula, H. LJaly 13th, lffil. to 4t

rjfeteL-- .-aafek?Sfig!i w.. .TO."- -

.. bSMS

Mdvcrtistmtnfs

RECEIVED

PER LATE ABBT7ALS,

AND

AT TOE

ASHALL LOT OF THE

CELEBRATED

Boisnard, Gonzalez &Go.

TOUR AND ITVE CROTSTN

COG.I AC!

TJNSTJBPASSED FOR

Medical or Family Use.

E. S- -CUNHA,

Eetail Sealer in Choice Wines and Spirits,

865 Merchant St bet. Bethel and Fort Sts.

LIST OF LETTERS

IN THE GENERAL

KE3LAINING AUQUST 5ril, 1SS1:

Hunt. James II

Andrew Miss Net-

tie Humble, Fred 2Torler, Henry

Houchton, Alfred Porter, Daniel

Arnold, JDlleury Porter. Emily

Anderson, Collin noistetn. Lincoln l'lath, Wm

Archibald, Jno II Irvine, Oeorce PhllMps.tonlscES

l'ensilly, Wm

Drccic, Miss An-

na Jackson, Mrs 0Perry, MN

JEG Phillips, Manual

Braun, Gustav Jacobs. Miss 1lit-

tle Phillips, Mrs

Ilorck, Chaa Aana Mary

Brand, Chat WJones, Marvin Payson. Miss A

Blanc, Stewart Johnson. Mr M2

Burgct, IraAlon-z- oKnight Miss Eu-

nice Rice, Capt JC

Baler, TJitosenui, Anurcw

Blake, Capt JII Kohler.Jrit A2

Berry, Jas NKillis.JM Rogers, E II 3

Blanchard, Har-

low Kuhlcen. Geo WRobcllo, J

LRice, Mlsa Han- -

Black, JII Larkln. Rev MJnah

Brcnij.Clias Lane, VCjr Riekleln, Geo

Bradley, Mr Livingston. Miss Rodders. Lizzie 2

Bresler, Mra Dora Lelchmaii,Thos Ryan, II B

liaumetster. Geo Loft, II WRowen, Wra

Ual, Wm ELevy, Robt Rice. Mrs J

Brown, Miss Min-

nie Lowe, HRedelob, R

Lake, Miss Har-

riet Rowald, Fritz

CRobertson, Jennie

Calhum. Mrs LCLancaster, nRandel, Otto

Curtin.Corncl'sB Lorcnzen. S

Campbell, Miss Snntcr, Albert

Addle Maybcwitr Spencer.Capt JR

Colby, Delwin SSchraith.Wm

Chant, J82MtCausland.AB Scott Mrs CA2

Corriea, Manuel GMorrK Chas E.Stone, Wm H

Choate, Chas 31 Miller. Wm Smith, Mrs Abble

Cook roller Muchlcl. Miss W

Carender, Con Amiila diiu.u, V

Cooke, Anna CR Manchester, TW Sherwood, Isaac

Cherry, Antonio Munrn. MSmith. Jno

Carson, William Mills, Mrs Jos FSmith, J-- 3

Crlnton. Mr Murray, CFSmith, Era

Ti .sichay, aicx Smith, JW

Devcrlll. ncrbert Morris. WSnow, Lydla V

Davis, W2McKapue. Rob't Scott, Mra II A

Dnshalcsky, Mrs .Mcwmiuea.dfls Sebra,

Dwycr, John-Emm- McGlffln.Thoa Silva,J 2

McManus, JCSqnlrcs, 7. Y

Miss Merchant, Mrs

Edwards, JCMary ATnrncr, Mrs MA

Edwards. Geo Mnflat, Albert Turner, Wm

Madden, Wm Thielson, A

Flohr. Alex,jr McLeod, Jno ATennent Hnsh

Fox. Geo McUlnn.JasW V

Foster. AMenser, Paul Volet. Angnst

Fnrrie, Edward Marsh, II Veltman, Jaa

GVon Schmidt Capt

Gramlich, AMorris, harry J2a a

dray, Mrs AAjuoran, donn w

Galbntlth. Hugh Mackenzie, AWilliams Co

Welsh, O

Hoeck, Jll .NcllsonrChas 2Wellcr, EO

ncijer, it aNewby, L Walker, TB

Uouzhuillng, GNichols, II Wllhoit. Geo E

Nllsson. Chas White. Wm

Hayball, Edwin NIolopa. Lcwaina Vt oodara, jiiss

Hind, John UAnn

Howell, James O'Ncil. Cornelius Wcieht BJ

Holt, John Dlr O'Sulllvan, Peter Williams. Jos W

Hawke. Ouauiuvan, Wilson. Mrs E T

Holleck, Daniel Wilson, AW

rartics enquiring for Letters In the above List arc.

particularly requested to

ov Auk for Advertlseil letters.

JNO. M. KAPENA. P. M. O

1815. 1881.

:o.o-raL-.i.

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

OF LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND.

Capital :5 10,000,000

UHUMITED LIABILITY.

Fire Insurance of all descriptions will be effected at

modcrtte rates of premium, by the undersigned.

J. S. WALKER, Acrnt for Hawaiian Islands.

P. S. The Royal Insurance Company has tho largest

net surplus of any Fire Company In the world. 8K1 ly

CAUTION.

THE PUUIiIC ARE TIEREBT

against negotiating any of tho following

Stock Certificates of tho Walmanalo Sugar Coritpany.

the same having been lost from the oillce of the under-

signed.

Certlilcates numbered from Ml to COO, both Inclusive.

The above certificates are Issued to Thomas Cammlns,

Esq ,amf art taliulttl to any othtrpenon, aa they are

only transferable on the books of the Company by said

Cummins or his duly authorized attorney.

Any pcrsin landing and returning the above to my

office will be suitably rewarded.

A. J. CARTWHIOHT.

Honolulu, Jniy 30, 1881. 864

NOTICE.

T1IEEMANN KOCKMASN,

JL Bishop elect of Olba, Coadjutor to Monsiigneur

Malgrct, do hereby notify to all It may concern, that I

have assumed, by legal right, from this date.thcadmin-Isiratio- n

of all properly belonging to the Catholic Mis.

slon in these Islands. All business concerning said

Catholic Mission to be Jflgg,H,K.(5SASN.

Honolulu, Jniy 27th. 1531. Bishop of Olba.

No debts contracted by unauthorized persons or by

rrlcsts not regularly attached to the Catholic Mission

will be recognized by j&CKaASK.

Bishop of Olba.

Honolulu, July 27th. 1681.

During my absence from ttfe Kingdom the R. Father

Regis Jean Moncany, la authorized, nnder power of

attorney, to transact for me all business concerning the

Catholic Mission in these Island.

HERMANN KOCKMANN.

Bishop of Olba.

HonoIoln,Jnly3Uth.li!SI. 861 2t

RARE

OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT S

ON THE 1ST DAT OF OCTOBER NEXT

THE HAWAIIAN AGRICULTURAL COfilP'Y

WILL ISSUE

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,

IN SUMS OFt

FiyE HUNDRED DOLLARS EACH.

These bonds will be Usned in the following serin:

Scries ABonds of $300 each, dno October 1, 1S83.

Series BBonds of f00 each, dne October 1, 1885.

Series OBonds of S500 each, dne October 1, 1887.

Series DBonds of $300 each, dne October 1, 1S80.

Each Bond will have coupons attached, payable on

the 1st days of April and October of each yearjInterest

at the rate of Seicn tier cent, per niinunj, free

of Government taxes. The interest on them will be

ennninteect by Bishop &Co., and will be

made payable at the Bank of Messrs Bishop Co.

These Bonds will be secured by afirst mortgage on all

the property of the. Hawaiian Agricultural Co. They

will be made payable to bearer or order, at the option of

the purchaser; and If parties prefer the latter can have

them registered oa the books of lha Company, thus af-

fording absolute eeenrity In case of loss by robbery or

Parties desiring to parchsso any of these bonds will

please state what aeries they prefer A. B, C, or D.

will now be received. For further particulars

aDDIV at lue omce vl V. JJICMcr i.u., uuuvmiu,

r" JP.C.J0XES,Jb.,

861 43 Sm Treajnrer II. A. Co.

THE BEVISED NEWTESTA31ENT

COPIES OF THE ABOVE

BOUKDaasorted bindings. Just Received.

Another Invoice Expected Shortly.

Prices jjinr--

Also, Jnst Issued the Fourth Edition of

THE HAWAIIAN PHRASE BOOK

FOR SALE BT

EC21m WHITNEY &ROBERTSON.

Creditors Estate S. Kipi. .

OF T IVlLVrV FEB CKXT.

ADITIDKUD be paid by the undersigned on

all accounts accepted by the Administrators, payable

Immediately at the office of W. H. Reed, by the nnder-aime- d.

S.L.COAN,

Administrator Estate 8. KIpl.

Hilo. Jniy g. 1881. 63 3- -

T0LET

JTEATjjY ITJIINISIIED

roomavltbbath-houseathiche- Inquire at No. 5

Emsu Square or of J. E. Wueima, ZT Merchant St

.859 In

hi&iir

STEAMER "LIKELIKE"!

STEAMER ".VlIiS. 1VEAYE

HONOLULU, Tuesday Aup 15U. at 4o'clockr..

arriving at Hilo. Thursday .and will leave Hilo. on

return trip Friday at 4r. .Olrlnj passengers am pl

time to visit the Low. ..

WILDER. CO.

On anfl after AucHth, tho Likeilka will leave her

wharf at Ir. x. No frclsht will breceived after Sr. x.

Due noti Is riven of this rule, and It will be carried

out. (SC3) WILDER Jt CO.

FOR HONGKONG--.

The German Bark

y-- fg -n-r-a TTr--i f-sTr- -i laT

CAPT. 0. E. O. WELLER,

Will have quick dispatch, for above port.

For freight or paaiase apply to

S6S 50 It II. nACKFELD &CO.

F011 SAN FRANCISCO.

American Bukentlne

EID" J& 3E 3C:,

EMERSON, Master,

Will have Quick Dispatch for ahove Port

For freight or passaee apply to

W5 50 II. HACKFKLD ACo.. Agenta- -

NEW YORK AND HONOLULU

PACKET LINE.

lirESSRS w. n. crossmaos

11JL Bro- s- will dispatch alint class vessel from New

York to this Fort about Nov 1st. Partlea deslrta: to

shin by this line direct, will need to forward orders by

the Steamer of th of Anpnst to assure room for thefr

freight. CASTLE &COOKE,

8C5 249 Agcnls In Honolulu.

SPRECKELS LINE

FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

The Al Clipper Schooner

.Tr:Kr-&.- ,

MeCCtLOClI. JIASTEll.

Will have Quick; D.lspatch for ahove port.

For Freight and Passage Apply to, ..

49 WM. O. IRWIN ACo.. Agents.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

THE AI BRITISH BARK

jk Lady Lampson,

Cc& MARSTON, Master,

Will have Quick Dispatch for the ahovePort

S&143 C. BREWER &Co.. Agents.

CHAS. BEEWEE &COS

BOSTON LINJLOF PACKETS

.THE WILT. BE

vS? dispatched from Boston for Honolula on or

about

Tho 1st day of No-cm- ber next.

Fersons nlshlng to order goods shipped by this vessel

should mall orders on or before September 26tb. ior

further particulars apply to

863 331 C. BREWER &CO.

TIMES L?s:i3m&a

STEAMER LIKELIKE

liINO, IIJIASTCIt.

Augnst 16, 4pm;Hilo

August SI, 4pm ..Circuit of Hawal

AngnM 30. 4pmHilo

September 6,4pm .Circuit of Hawaii

September 13, 4pmIllli.

September 15), 4pru..... ..Circuit of Hawaii

September 27, 4pm.... Hilo

October 1, 4p.m ..Circuit of Hawaii

OB--No Credit for riuwairo Money. -- KU

We positively declina to open accounts for Fassazcs,

and we particularly call the attention of tho traveling

public to the necessltv of having Baggapo and Freight

plainly marked; the Steamer will not be responsible

for any unmarked Baggage, or for Freight or 1'arccls,

unless ltrcelitcl lor.

Freight Honoy Dn--oon Demand.

In all cases of freight for paitlcs not responsible, or

unknown, the frelghtmoncy will be rrijulredtnadranco

iMcuauEs or nations nud wixcft ats.

BE n.AIXX.T J1AKKED

For the party whom they aro for, or plainly stated In the

receipt to whom they arc consigned.

All demands for damage or loss must be made within

one month.

In no way liable for loss or accident to live stock.

far Hack Drivers, Boys, and such like, will not ba

allowed on board the steamer on arrival, until after the

passengers have been landed.

860 WILDER CO.

PACIFIC WAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

For San Francisco.

THE HPEEXniD STEAMSIIir

amfo

CITY OF SYDNEY!

DKAnilOllN. COJIMAXDEK.

WILL LEAVE- -HONOLULU FOR SM FRANCISCO

On or ahont Monday Aug. 28.

FOR SYDNEY VIA AUCKLAND!

TUB SPEENDID STEAMSHIP

ZE.A--L4jSTD I,

CHEVALIER. COMMANDEH.

On or about Saturday, Sept. 3d,

For Freight and Passage, apply to

So) in. H. IUCXFELD &CO., Agents.

OiMuIa lor Shipment per Btenmer can now

be stored. Tree ol Clmrcc In llio Flre.proo(

WnroliotiKO nenr the Hleamer Wharf.

A. FRANK COOKE,

AOEST FOR THE FOLLOWINO COASTERS :

Woilelo, y? Malolo

Woibll. fflrjb LUlu,

Wnlohn, ijPuli "Wattain,

and Mnrm.

FLAO Red with While Ball. Offlce-Cor- ntr of Queen

831 and Nnnanu Streeta 1

PLANTERS' LIBERQR SAN FRANCISCO

C. Browor &Co. Agents. JJ

Merchandise received Htornco 're.SEL&

and liberal cash advances made on shipments byThls

inc. TBO ly u.iiKnj:utiu.

-TO LET.

POSSESSION APnil. lat. THAT

WITO desirable residence Ho. 195 Nuuano

Avenue, containing eight rooms, LUcben, pantry, bjth

room, servants room, coach house, stable and fowl

hous Apply to J. II. WOOD, or

S380tf J. E. WISEHAJf ,S7 Merchant St

NOTICE

TS HEREBY GIVEN" T1TAT IHAVE

Xthis dsy (Jniy 9J) sold out all the right, title and In-

terest in the bnsines of Woodlawn Dairy, to 3Iesirs.

Tcnny and Oraham Bros- -, who will enntinse the bus!;,

ncss under the name or "Woodlawn Dairy." cotnmenc-In-s

August 1. IS31. All accounts against the oWnrm

aro requested to be presented without delay to B. P.

Dillingham. 37 Fort Street; and all accounts doe to

Woodlawn Dairy ay be paid to the driver of the new

firm, or at tho onlco of DllllnKbam &Co., 37 Fort St.

Itake thU nreaslon to Uj-- tbe patrons of Woodlawn

Dairy for past farors, and recommend the sew Una to

the patronaje of the public -.- ....-..,

Dot B. F.

KTOTIOH.

SCHOOL OF COOKERY RESTAURANT,

RICHAUDS STREET,

Between Herchanfand Queen Streets, Ilonolnla.

rrniiF. ExtAnniaiEXTOPTiiis iiouse--

Halterations and additions beln" complete, Ihave

seven rooms, newly furnished, to let. Bath Room with

shower and all modern improvements.

N. B. 'o Celestials employed In this House. All

thetonvenlcndesof aFirst Cuss Hotel.

Meals at AIT Hera iin tho Besxanront.

BreaVfastdtoSp. mDinner 12 to Sp. ra. Supper 5

to 7p.m. Board SI O) per week. SInzle Meals 23 cents.

Board and Residence JSOJ per week,by the day or

month, as per agreement. Acknowledged by all

The Best Cooklnr in Honolulu, Bar Jfone.

Also. the createatllberality In all arrangements.

E51 43m ALFRED n. norjOHTOy. Frop'r.

E. P.ADAMS,

DEALER IN

CANNED GOODS

.AND

Gr'JELO O3EI 3R. X3E3 J3

FRESH

Invoices of New Goods

Just Received per "Ella," and

For Sale at Reduced Rates.

ASPEClALTrOl!

CHOICE CjUOMTIABITTTIsR

ers Area the other Islands faithfully rj

3a 'E--P. ADAXS, Hoaolalu.

faction Jjfrito,

By II. V. ADAMS.

TUls Day.

UHDERWRiTER'S sale

OF StTGAB !

On Wednesday, August 10,

At 13 o'clock 3f., on the Esplanade wharf,

will be sola.

For Account of Whom it May Concern,

Certain Saekn Sorst. dam ajred oa voyage of

exportation per brie Surprise,

675 Sacks of Sugar.--

These Socsrs have bean at Koloa Sujar.Co'ai

Xlll, and are tn'nne order.

YO Sacks of Sxigax--.

Samples of Sugars can be aeen al the offlce of

E. P. ADAMS, Anefr.

RE6ULARGASHSME

OH" THURSDAY, AUGUST 11th,

At 10 A. M. tSIes Room.

An Assortment of Denims,

White Cottons, Br--vn Cottons, Prints,-Flann-

Shirts, 'WlutoSh&ts.

Handkerchiefs, Socks and Hose, Pants, 4c

ALine in New Groceries !

Hams, Bacon, Yat Povrdor. Ird,

Jellies, Jams, Corned Beef, Millc

Sordines, Candles, Pickles, Oysters, Ac. 4c.

Sacks New Potatoes,

Sacks Wheat, Com, Onions.

Sacks Sncar, Cnn Bntter,

Coses Tobacco.

For account ofwhom it may concern ,

EX OIESnlKEl

Case 215--1 doz Clark's Expansion Bits,

y, doz Carpet Nail Pollers,

2doa Epr Beaters,

Sdoz Rim Knob Locks,

4doz Cast Steel Dlrlders, 8. 8. 10 ar.d 11 111--,

4doa Compasses, 6,8, 1U and 1JIn,

SI dcz Stanley Rales, Xo. 67,

IS doz Star Can Openers.

Case No. s-- ku Machine Bolts. M,

10 doz Vulcan Shovels,

3IhIIs SRound Iron. 1doz each,

4bdls URound Iron, 4doz each.

-.-P.ADAMg.Aucfr.

ASSIGNEE'S SALE !

Tailor's tools.!

By Order of J. Hyman, Esqand W. Xaertent, Esq.,

Assignees of the Estate of L. Kerr, Esq.,

ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 11th,

At 10 A. JT at Sales Boom.

Will bo sold at Public Auction,

TTIE STOCK O?

Tailors' Cloths &Materials

CO NSISTINO OF

h- -.o EroadolotHs,

Tweeds,

Doeskins and Flannels,

Drills and Linings,

Buttons, linens, Marseilles,

Italian Cloth,

Bedford Cord, Serge, &c &c.

TERMS CASH.

.K. P. ADAMS, Ascfr.

HEW YORK MFE

INSURANCE COMPANY!

MUTUAL.

ORGANIZED 1843.

Cash Assets 845,000,000

Animal Incozao 10,000,000

Caai Surplus 0,000,000

WILLIAMS, DIMOND &CO.,

General Agents.

S. A. SWALM, General Manager

For San Francisco, Anstralia, Japan and

Hawaiian Islands.

FRED'K F. LOW,

Prest. of Local Board in Saa Francisco.

H. HACKFELD &CO.,

Genoral Agents,

C. 0. BEKGER, Special Agent,

For tho Hawaiian! Islands.

ALL FORMS OF

Life Insurance Policies Issued.

tlXAMrSE THE NEW

TONTINE INVESTMENT

INSURANCE.

(Extract from aletter of lion. F. F. LowJ

Icertify that Ihave taken out "Tontine'' poller la

theNew York Lira Imuran Co. for$S),0COs thatlra-eardlt-

the best and fairest plan of Life Insurance,

and that the principles embodied In the new plan, after

acareful examination. bav icmoved the objections I

have heretofore entertained ajralnst "Llfa Insnranra.

Ihave steadily declined to Insure until thCTonlina

was presented to me. Tours very truly. F. F. LOW.

It provides for one's family at ordinary Hit rates,

and the money returned with Interest on arrittsg at si

certain ac..

IT OFFERS ADVANTAGES

Far in excess of those realized from the Investment of

equal amounts In ssrincs banka" or corporate stocks of'

fcrin; eqail security.

SEE LIST OF POLICY HOLDERS !

Ech of yf bom Hato lniarcd oa this pUn for isumnU

ranging

From $5,000 to $20, 00 0.

HAPCarter, HWSchmidt.

JO Glade, JTWaternonse,

Samuel Parker, E0Damon,

William HDimond, SKKaai,

FTLeoehan, JIDomett, 3r,

WW Hall, Henry Bercer,

ASloWayne; JWPflnger,

DKFvfe, EO.WalSr.

OWMacfaruwe, Cecal Brown,

HKMacfarlane, H E Whitney,

FW Macfarlane, MGreen.

Albert Jaeger, UWLaine,

FATJchaefer, AnsTJcna,

CODercer, OS Wilcox.

JnLHotinff, Mark Eobinaon,

WraG Inriii, And niany others.

Which Is sufficient jrnarsntee as to Its merits.

For foil information, apply to

JI. UACBXEXJD :CO.. or

E3 Qtn OO. BEBOS.

SEIBEETS AUTOMATIC STEAM

CYLDTDEE LTJBEICATOE

FOR SALE BT THE ,J

H0?r0LTTL7 lEOir WOEKS CO

This UU1 apparatus oils lha cylinder eoasta tt3r and r

perfectly. So little oil la used that asavtnijr of oil and

wear equal to four times lu cost may bt eSectea la one

sesi an.

Pint Shi, $45;Half Pint Size, $30,

eb-- xaa

Xr. PaalOLeaijer,

,ii piiEase fSExn njs ajj--

wdress, to the -,-

autu bu.iffait

SflDR JSwtOtai, JJ. t

:v-r.- -

7p JE

Fb.

(general ?$trclumdisc.

MESSRS. CASTLE &COOKE

OFFER FOR SALE

AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES,

THEIR STOCK OF NEW GOODS

EECEIVED TEn LATE ABBIYALS, AXD TO ABKIVE FEIt

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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1B81.

Tho Polynesian Raco,

Concluded from onr Int page.

"On that very morning Eelca and her attend-

ants had gone down to the beach to enjoy the sport

of Swimming ont bejond the surf,

she encountered the canoe, and was at first some-

what surprised and Btartled at seeing strangera in

it, but being reassured by their kindly speech, and

being invited to come on board, tho messengers

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asport as exciting as that of swimming on the

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fearless style in which the canoe was handled.

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yond the surf, watching for agood, nigh, combing

roller of the sea to start in with. At this moment

asquall or awhirlwind suddenly struck the canoe,

cominc from off the shore, and away sped the

canoe with its fair and involuntary passenger over

thebroaa ocean, nnentne siorm suosiaea, me

shores of Maul were far distant, and the messen-

gers started for Waialua, Oahu, where they arrived

safely. From Waialua Keloa was taken up to

Lihue, where Lo-Io- received her with the regard

duo to achief ess of her rank, and as she did not

commit suicide, it may be inferred thatsbebecame

reconciled to her lot and accepted him as her hus-

band. And as no invasion of Oahu was ever

attempted by Hawaokaohelc, or vengeance exacted

for tho abduction of his sister, it is probable,

though tho legend says nothing about it, that tho

affair was diplomatically settled to the satisfaction

of all parties."

Inland Iahno did not suit alady who was so

fond of aquatio sports, and she finally determined

to leave lio-Lal-eand wander forth in quest of ad-

ventures. Lo-La- composed a' very beautiful

chant, expressive of his grief, commencing, "Fare-

well, my partner on the lowland plains," and con-

cluding with "Dimness covers my eyes. Woo is

me 1Oh !" but he could not touch her heart, and

she went. The following extract tells us how she

picked up her next husband :

"Leaving Lihue, Kclea descended to Ewa, and

skirting the head of tho lagoon by way of Ealawa,

nrrived at tho mouth of X'earl river opposite

Puuloa, and found acrowd of idlers, nobles and

retainers of Kalamakua, the high chief of that re-

gion, disporting themselves in tho surf. Borrow-

ing asurf board from one of the bystanders, Kelea

jumped in the sea and swam out beyond tho

ureaKers and joined tho company of the other

surf bathers. When the surf broke at its highest,

they all started for the shore, and Kelea excelled

them all, and was loudly cheered for her daring

and skill. Kalamakua, being at tho time in a

neighboring plantation, heard tho loud uproar of

voices from the shore, nnd inquired what the cause

of it was. He was told that abeautiful woman

from Lihue had beaten all the Halawa chiefs at

and hence the loud and continued

cheering. Satisfied in his own mind that but one

woman at Lihue could perform such afeat, and

that she must be his cousin, 's wife, the

Maui chiefess, Kalamakua went nt once to the

beach, and threw his kihci (mantle) over Kclea as

she touched the si ore, returning from another

victorious trip thrcugh the surf. Explanations

followed, and Kclea was Lome home in stato to

the residence of Kalamakua in Ualawa, and be-

came his wife. With him sho remained to her

death."

Judge Fomander closoa his third division of

Hawaiian history with tho death of Kalanioi.uu;

it is nperiod which presents abroader field to tho

historian the legends arc fuller, mora reliable ;

tho historical figures come out with sharper out

standing ground of written accounts is rcachiu.

Tip to that point one feels very much as if one. had

been for along swim in vi-r- utrp tatcr. and it is

quilo npleasure to feel, mentally, that tho Bhoro is

reached at last.

This period opens with the reign of Ural in

Hawaii. Cmi was an illegitimate son of Liloa,

Moi of Hawaii, and was brought np by his mother

in obscurity till ho was nearly anman.

His lineage was then revealed to him, and going to

Liloa, ho was recognized by him, and inado second

in command to LiIoas son. On the drain of

Liloa, tho win became Moi, bat rendering himself

unpopular, Umi entered into aplot for his over

throw, which was Buccetsfu), and Unit becamo

Moi, In his reign tho priesthood increased in

jwi er nnd prcrogr.ti cs. Umi extended his f.xmily

influence to Maul by raarrxinc tho daughter of tho

MoiofMnul. Uo carried war to that island, too,

heading asnccCMf ul expedition to put his brother-in-la- w

on the throne. After winning laurels

abroad, Umi turned hi attention to internal

affairs: built nnd repaired many hciam,mul

the residence of the Mota from Wainio to

Ahuam-Um- i. He kept hi chtt-- rIn proper subjec-

tion, mid lundo constant tours through his ilomlr.-ions- to

st'tllo dispute and "encourago imluRtty

nnd works of public utility." Ho left anumerous

family; from one son is descended tho present

reigning djnakty.

Wo ntnn nmroximtvtion to nilato in tlio rclcn

of Umi's kucoeiuor, for in his time tho Spanish

ship was wrecked. Judgo 1'onminlor, calculating

by generations, on purely Hawaiian authority,

placrsthat "cut between 1C3S-- The calcula-

tion is Ingenious and linpitfiift to tit with n(Into nt

which thero was aSpanish expedition of three

ships sailing across tho l'aciflo. Tho two smaller

ycnscIs wero lost sight of in nstorm nnd neer

again heard of. Ono of thoso essel9, it Hargued,

reached Hawaii. Tho nintUrls well worked out,

but eis too long for quotntlo .Another

noted Moi of thin period HLonolknmnknhlkl, n

pott of Hawaiian knight-erran- t, skilled in nil

nthlctio and war-lik- oMorrises, of great powers of

rrgumrnt and conversation, nn excel lent politician,

bold, haughty nnd Jet Tlio legend

of tho estrangement between his wife and himself;

his visit, incognito, to Oahu; his reconciliation

his wars, and his travels, all form abrilliant

episode, which must bo read as a whole. Wo can-

not, however, forbear making nn extract of an in-

cident which occurred during his stay in Oahu,

This Js again ono of the Hashes which reveals the

ancient Hawaiian as ho was ;brings him botoro us

ns nmnn, and not as a mere name :

"After Lono had left hia royal host in tho even-

ing nnd retired to rest, cither that the thoughts of

the Kalanpnpa affair troubled bis mind, or that tho

heat of tho night mado it uncomfortable to sleep

in tho house, uo got up nnd wtnt down to the

beach to sleep in his canoe, where the cool broezo

off tho sea would tan and refresh him.

"While there, another double canoo arrived dur-

ing tho night from Kauai, having on board a

chicfes3 named Ohaikawiliula, bound to Hawaii

on avisit. Lono nccosted tho stranger, inquired

tho news from Kauai, and in course of conversa-

tion learned that anow melo or chant had just

been composed in honor of this chiefess naroo ;

that it was only known to nfew of tho highest

chiefs on Kauai, and had not yet becomo public.

1'roinpted by curiosity and anatural bent Tor ac-

quiring all sorts ofknowledge, Lono entreated tho

chiefess "to repeat tho chant, whiot she

did, and Lono's quick ear and retentive

memory soon caught and correctly retained the

whole of it. The chant was well known to

of the last generation, and many of the

present may recall it to mind by hearing tho first

lino: "The fait pond of Mini.

"His expected sleep on the beach having been

thus interrupted, Lono returned to the house and

slept soundly till late in tho morning.

'Kaknhihewa, having e,n joyed an uninterrupted

night's rest, rose early next morning and repaired

to the seashore for nbath, according to the cus-

tom. He there found tho canoo of the Kauai

chiefess getting ready to leac. Saluting the

stranger, he also inquired tho latest news from

Kauai, and received tho same information that

Lono had received during the night, of which fact,

however, Kaknhihewa was ignorant. Having re-

peated the chant to Kakuhihewa, and he having

committed it to memory, tho Kauai chiefess made

sail and departed, and Kakuhihewa returned to

his palace much pleased at the opportunity of

puzzling his guest, when ho should nwake, with he

latest news from Kauai. When Lono fin?!!; awoke

and made his appearance, Kakuhihewa challenged

him to chant the latest mele frcm Kauai. With-

out hesitation Lono complied, nnd recited the

chant correctly ftirc beginning to end, to the

great discomfiture and perplexity of Kakuhihewa."

Passing by anumber of chiefs, we come to

Alapai-Ku- i, during whoso reign, on one stormy

night, Kamehameha the Great was born. Alapai oc-

cupies an important placo in the history, Tho

birth of Kamehameha enables the Judge once

more to give nn approximate dale ;and we find

ourselves between the years 173G and 1740. Alapai

was agreat warrior, and made conquests in Maui

and MolokaL He likewise made an attempt on

Oahu, but the expedition came to naught. We get

into aperfect whirl, of battles, invasions, skirm-

ishes, revolutions, and murders, as we turn over

page after page ;and the picture becomes dark,

almost wearisome, when wo suddenly come upon

the episode of the visit of Captain Cook to the

Islands in 1778. Judge Fornandcr's account of

this important event is avtry valuable one ;he

handles his subject in an extremely fair and im-

partial manner ;he throws considerable light upon

the actions of tho great navigator by appealing to

Hawaiian tradition; he is not carried away by

prejudice, and altogether we would recommend

any one wishing to nave athorough knowledge of

the circumstances of the event, to turn to the

Judge's pages. Wo are glad to be able to quote

tho following paragraph, which sums up the argu-

ment as to whether Cook had any previous knowl-

edge of the Islands :

"If these words mean anything at all, they con-

vey the unavoidable inference that Cook had no

previous knowledge of the existence of the group.

To argue the contrary, as Mr.Jarves has done, is

to accuse Cook of ahypocrisy and disingennous-nes- s

that his works give no warrant for, and of

which competent men who can appreciate the real

traits of his character will acquit him."

It is impossible, in the limits of an article, to

give any fair sketch of the Judge's views upon

Cook. He takes great pains to confute the charge

of self deification which has been brought against

Captain Cook: at the same time ho reprobates

many of Cook's actions his greed, his niggardli-

ness, "his disregard of the proprieties of ordinary

intercourse," and his "wanton insult" to the re-

ligious sentiments of the Hawaiians by carrying

off the fence from the heiau. At the conclusion of

his account Judge Fomauder says :

"Thus ended the episode of Xoso (Captain

Cook), but its infiajilce on the Hawaiian people

was fasting and till long be remembered. He

came as agod, nnd 'in the untutored minds of the

natives, was worshipped na such ;but his death

dispelled the illusion: and by those, whom he

might have so largely benefited, he is only remem-

bered for tho quantity of iron that for the first

time was so abundantly scattered over the coun-

try, and for the introduction of apreviously un-

known and terrible disease. As education and

intelligence are spreading, however, among the

natives, they will gradually learn to appreciate

the benefits that have followed and will continue

to follow in the wake of hi first discovery. The

reproaches that have been levelled at bis memory

will gradually fade, as men leam to judge others

according to the standard of tho times and the ex-

ceptional circumstances under which they lived

andhadto'ct; and while time will eradicate the

evils attributed to Cook's arrival, time will also

bring into treater prominence the advantages and

blessings, tae light and the knowledge, to which

his discovery opened tho portals, and enable fnturo

historians, be they native or foreign, to draw a

truer, more just, and more generous balance. In

contemplating what the Hawaiian were one hun-

dred years ago and what they are this day, no can-

did person can fail to kindly remember tho man

who first tore tho veil of isolation that for cen-

turies had shrouded the Hawaiixm in deeper and

deeper growing darknesf, who brought them in re-

lation with the civilized world, and who pointed

the way for others to bring them that knowledge

which is power and that light which is life."

Turning from Hawaii and the episode of Cook,

Judge Fomander devotes aconsiderable space to

the history of Maui and of Oahu. '1 no most strid-

ing feature in this part is the reign of Kahekili in

Maui, aperfect Machiavelli in Hawaiian politics,

who by means of acrafty and insidious policy

managed to acquire the sovereignty of Oahu.

Kahahana, the legitimate Moi of Oahu, had

gradually been estranged from his best advisers

by tho arts of Kahekihi, and in tho beginning of

1783 the Moi of Maui sailed against him. Kaha-

hana was beaten mbattle, and after wandering

for run vfvtrn nraonff the mountains of Oahu. was

finally betrayed to his foe and killed. In connec-

tion with this invasion alegend of daring has

come down which is well worth repeating :

"When the news of the invasion spread to Ewa

and Waialua, eight famous warriors from those

places, whose names the legend has retained, con-

certed nn exnedition on their own account to win

distinction for their bravery and inflict what dam- -

chivalrous undertaking, aforlorn hope, and wholly

unauthorized by Kahahana, but fully within the

total disregard of consequences. Starting direct

from Apuakehan in Waikiki,, where Kahekili's

army was in camp and organizing preparatory to

amarch inland to fight Kahahana, the eight Oahu

warriors "boldly charged alarge contingent of

several liundred men of the Maui troops collected

at tho heiau. In atwinkling they were surrounded

by overwhelming numbers, and afight commenced

Usinn their lone SDcars and iavelins with marvel

lous skill and dexterity, and killing aprodigious

number of their enemies, tho eight champions

broke turougn tne circle oi spears mat surrounuca

them. But Makaioulu, one of tho warriors, though

agood fighter, was abad runner, on account of

his short bow-le- and he was overtaken bv Kau- -

hikonkoa, aMaui chief. Makaioulu was soon

tripped, up, cecurea, nna oouna ny xvnnniEO.-u.on-,

who, swinging tho captive up on his own shoulders,

Btarted off with him for tho camp to have him sac-

rificed as the first victim of the war. Thi3 affair

took placo on tho bank of the Pnniluu taro pitch,

near the cocoanut grove of Kuiknanka. Makai-

oulu, thus hoisted on tho back of his captor, caught

sight of his friend Fupuka, and called out to him

to throw his spear straight at tho naval of his

stomach. In hopes of shortening tho present and

prospective- tortures of his friend, and knowing

well what his fato would bo If brought alivo into

tho enemy's camp, Fnpnka did ai ho was bidden

and with an unerring aim. Hut Makaioulu, seeing

tho spear coming, threw himself with nviolent

effort on one sido, and tho spear went through tho

back of Kanhikoakoa. Seeing their loader fall,

the Maui soldiers desistod from farther pursuit,

and the eight champions escaped."

Dnrins KnhekiU's sovereignty La Perou90vi?iled

O.i ii.iauds. nnd intercourse between tho Hawaiians

and foreigners bscamemoro frequent. Wo raunt

refer our readers to tho work itself for tho

given of tho condition of tho two islands nt

this time. On page 21.' will bo found avery con

ciso resume of tho political situation in l?J"--.

Concluding his survey of tho various Islands,

Judgo rornandcr opens tho fourth part of his sub-

ject, which iletnlli tho conquest of the group by

Kamehameha. Tho work closes with tho ImUio of

Kuuauu, about April, 1795. ThU latter part does

not present such now and intoreMing facts as nro

given to us in tho commencement of ths volume,

Tho ground hat been, in fact, trodden before ;but

the author diiers with previous histori.-m-imi

savernl points, and corrects their errors nnd their

erroneous deductions.

Judge Fomander has certainly produced rt val-

uable l)ook, nttd ono to which every future his

torian of Hawaii will havo to npiienf. It li apity

that awork which will bo' constantly used for pur-

poses of rcferencn sho ild lack tho convenience of

nn Index and should b. undivided Into u'lnplera.

Tho necessities of tho aubject probably compelled

the Judgo to nvery rrco oof Hawaiian lmmps,

but wo think hllttlo pruning of some ot tho

genealogical detaih would linvo made thoteitninro

nttracllvo to tho ordinary reader. For Instance1,

tho statement that 'rtilanlwnhino becamo the wife

of Ahu n-- Innd mother of LonnnuatUmakn, tho

wlfoui Kevwvlkohahhlliokimokn nnd mother of

Knlaninitlamanmo," may bo Important, 1ml might

cry wtll lio put in afootnote or in ft upeclal

genealogical section, nnd not in tho body of tho

history, Theo nro tho only lilemtshe whlHi havo

(Struck ns, nnd they nro after nil slight. Hawaii

mi ought to Ixt proud that ono nt her ndopted

children hdavmed himself mi nnwiwr) Ingly to

tho nnrnTi-llin- -nf mat. His success hns cer

tainly boon downed, nnd wo nro suro that tho

pages ot "Polynesian ltnco" will lw read with

interest, not only In onr little Kingdom, but nlso

by tho students of history nnd ethnology in every

p.irt of tho world ;that tho liniuo of Abraham

will bo quoted nnd rcmemlx'rrd tw nn

authority for statements upon tho history ot tho

lVicillo long after tho generation which ho has

mingled wtill shall hnvo sunk Into tho tomb.

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Tiling in Black and Witta Marble.

MARBLE WORK OFEUERY DESCRIPTION

MADE TO OKDEIl

AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE BATES.

Blouuiueuls nml Hendiloues CIcnnctI and

Kcsct,

Orders from the other Islands promptly attended to.

860

KOTICE.

D. B. GRIFFIN WISHES TO

MRS. the Ladles of Honolulu and the public

generally that the has disposed of her Millinery .ana

Drrsa Making Establishment to Mrs. Wilkinson, who

will cany on the hoslncsl, and takes the present

opportunity of thanking her numerous patrons for the

very liberal patronag-- extended to her, and would be-

speak for her successor acontinuance of the same.

MltS. D. B. GBIFFIN.

MRS- -WILKINSON

RESPECTFDXIr CATyL

WOUI.D of the Ladles of Honolulu and of

other Islanda to the above announcement, and she will

canyon the

MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING

Business in all Its details. Mrs. TV. would also lUte

that she has sxnrcd the services of

AMilliner of taste and experience, who' will have this

branch of the business under her Immediate inper-vislo-

Mrs. 'Wilklnton takes pleasure In annonndne that she

is now opening alarge assortment of

Dress Silks, Satins, Ploirers, Feathers,

Gibbons, &e.,

In addition to the above Mrs. Wilkinson has afine

Line of Mourning Goods, Shrouds, c

Ordered from Europe and San Francisco by Mra.GriOn

and selected with special reference to the requirements

of the ladles of this city and gronp.

Mra.W. hopes by atriet attention to tho wants of her

patrons, moderate terms, and furnishing only 8rrt-cli- J

articlea la her line, to merit ashare, of thepabUcpat-ronag- e,

tttnl rHjUcTthzndiSc.

G. BREWER &GO.

sow- -

OF THE AMERICAS

BARK "EDWARD MAY,"

JOIISSOS, MASTEIt,

Just Arrived from Boston,

COSSISTIKO IJT TAUT AS FOLLOWS:

Steam, Cumberland and Store Coal,

Kerosene Oil,"" Electric" Brand.

Kerosene ODBrewer's Best," 150 Test

Card. Matches

Eastern Pino Birrcl Sliooks,

Oars. "Copper-tipped- ," Besin,

Pitch, Tnr, Fire Clay, Plaster Paris,

Ico Befrigerators various sizes,

BARRELS EXTRA MESS BEEF,

Pick and Axo Handles,

Pamber Buckets,

MULE CAETS, Heavy and Light,

Farmers' Boilers, for Plantation uso ;

Au Invoice of Cut Nails, assorted; '

Aine.1 Shovels, Hunt's Axes and Hatchets

1WELL SELECTED

Stock of Choice Groceries

LowiV Tomatoes, discs Sausage Meat,

Green Corn. Succotash,

Gherkins, 1and y. gall.

Boston Baked Beans, Corn Starcb,

Tomato and Hock Turtle Soap,

Sandwich Ham and Tongue,

Irish Stew, llarricot of Mutton,

Slewed Calves' Head, Dairy Salt,

Qr Barrels Family Pork.

Cases Lard, 5lb tins, full weight

Boston Crushed Sugar

Boat Bonrds,

FAIRBANKS' PLATF0B31 SCALE!

Iron Safes, Yellow Metal and Nails,

Manila Coidnge, Now Bedford make;

'Whitewcod, Slates, Boscndalo Cement,

An Invoice of Carriages

coiirnisiNu some.of.

TOfcL Xiatcst Stylos

AMMH MllKl) SIAMirACrUIlKIM.

Basket Phaotons, Cabriolots.

Mitioral P.iint,

Caustic Soda,

Bublior Packing,

Sheathing Kelt,

Qrindstonos,)

Sugar and Coal Bays,

Toi'Mand Cement.

The aboTC GckhIa will bo oOVrnl for lc to irrtva

UPON REASONABLE TERMS.

frt 1V. IlM'.WKK ACO.

ffOLWER kCO.

11KU I.KAVB TO

INFORM THE PUBLIC

Til at they hnvo moved Into tliolr

SEW AND COMMODIOUS STORK,

lnthol'Irol'nxitlhillillnRl

NO. 05 NXniANTJ STREET,

Three door Mow their old sUiul. whfrmay bt found

III most wmplft assortment of

Drugs, Ohoni'calB &Toilot Artioloa

in Tin: ft rv.

AmoneafewoftlitlrSpfeUUIfimty ba found Full

Stock ot

The Crown Groods

consistinci or

Perflimes, Soaps, Cosmetics,

AND THE CElEDIlATKli

Opaline Face Powder.

These Oomls received the highest award at th lata

Sjilnrj Exhibition rmr all other competitors.

ALARGE ASSORTMENT

OF JOHN COSIIXLL'S

Hair and Tooth Brushes,

Camclllnc for the Complexion and Teeth,

LUBIN'S AND PINAUD'S

Soaps Cosmetics and Face Powder,

CELLULOID TRUSSES

Especially adapted to this climate.

AFall Line of

Humphrey's Homeopathic Specifics,

Carbolic Acid and Chloride) of Lime, for disinfect-

ing purposes,

Agents for P. Lorillard &Co's Celebrated

Tobaccos, and Drawing Boom

Tobacco and Cigarettes,

Buchanan &i Lylo's Tobaccos,

Which we have lately Introduced here, and which la

rapidly growing Into favor and demand.

Wftl. skIHBALL &CO'S VANITY FAIR

TOBACCO AND CIGARETTES,

Which are so well known all over the world aa to need

no comment from ns.

Goodwin &Co's Old Judge

TOBACCO ASD CIGARETTES

ALWAYS IN DEMAND!

Amons onr One Hundred brands of CIGARS, we

wonld call especial attention to the

"Hon.'BarawellSlote,"

The Favorite Eed BrantL, Pedro Hnrias,

The Eragrant Stump.

They also contlnnc to manufacture

Soda Water fn all its Branches

Together with their

BelfastGingerAIe.

77 30

SPEGTflTi NOTICE.

Get yonr Pianos Tuned

BT A

COMPETENT TUNER,

Who til Jut arrived from Sia Francisco.

ORDERS AT

WJC1XS Ml'HC STOKE,

61123 II 64 and 68 Fort Sheet

iWr'

Antral $&irftnnAic.

H. riACKFELD&CO.

OFFER FOR SALE

INVOICES OF NEW GOODS

aJTST UECE1YED PEE

"ATALANTA,' FEOX BEEHEN,

(To bn followed by tho "Kaleanf' Iolaa!,")

And per Steamer, via Panama

KiVUlOES OF

The Folio-win- gGoods

Are now in our possession :

DARK BLTJE DENIMS :

KcnytStarlAc.

Brown Cottons,Horrock'sWhito Cotton,

Turkey Bed Cotton. TicMnns,

Bine Cotton Drill. Blue and Fancy FLANNEL--

IfflStinjrs, Italion Cleth Heprw.

Fancy While nnd Black DftESS GOODS,

Jasqnard, Mohair, Monwjlice, Jaconets, rc

Barege, Curtain, Lambrequins, Table Ctrrera,

Ac., Ac., Ac., Ac,

TAILORS' GOODS:

Bnckakins, Doeskins. CoatinRS, Diagonals,

Printed Moleskins, Brown Cords,

"White Linen Drills, Ac

An Assortment of Shirts,

Woolen, Flannel and Cotton Mixed,

Merino and Cotton Undershirts,

Wool Jackets, Shawls, Blankets, Towels, Ae.

HOSIERY:

Socks nnd Stockings, Balbriggan,

Children's Ac

Silk Handkerchiefs, Fonlardj.

T. II. and Fancy Cotton Handkerchiels,

Neckties, Wool and Silk Braids,

Bibbons, Thread, Buttons, Ac

India Rubber Coats and Overalls

Fancy and Toilot Articles :Florida Water.

Genuine Ean da Cologne, Fhilocome,

Combs, Tooth Brashes, Labia's Extracts,

Feather Dusters, Harmonicas,

Violin Strings, Flayina Cards.

Looking Glasses, Vienna Chairs.

STATIONERY:

Blank Books, Ledgers, Journals,

Day Books, Copy and Receipt Books,

Gold Loaf. WKAPPING PAPEK,

Superior Printing Paper, two sizes,

Manila Hops all bizes, Spunyarn,;

Flax and Hemp Packing,

Sugar kSo Ooal Bags

Woolpack, Burlaps, Sail Twine,

India Bobber Packing,

SADDLESSydnoy and English.

Fowdor, Lead and Zinc Faint,

HARDWARE :

Fence Wire, 4, 5, C; Hoop Iron, RiVels,

Galvanized Iron Pipes Kto 1inch,

Yellow Metal 1C to IK oz Nailm Steel Rails,

Perforated Brass, Buckets, I

Butcher and Pocket Knives.

Razors, Sheep Shears, Saw Files, Ac.

CROCKER Yin Assorted Crates. Also,

Dinner, Breakfast nnd Tea Sets,

Bowls, Kico Dishes, Cups, Flower Tots.

GROCERIES :

Sardines, Vinegar, Dnrot's OUto Oil,

German Sausage,

Ultra Wash lllue, Bine Mottled Soap,

Tablo Salt, Stearino Candles, 47. Ac.

LIQUORS :

Bontollau Brandy, Gin, Rum, Alcohol,

St. Paul's Ale, Mullor's Lager Bier, Champagne

Ch. Farro and IllJaleck Dry Monopolc, Ac,

Empty Demijohns, Market Baskets,

Molasses and Tallow Barrels.

CEMENT :

Stockholm Tar, Fire Clay, Fire Bricks,

Red Urlcka, Tllen, Slltcs, lioata,

lllAckKiullh'ii Coiil. Steam Coal, Ae.

ALSO- -0 STK.VJI CliAKlFIEIlS,

AND

Pianos from L. Noufold, Berlin

FOR HALR 1IY

W) 1II. IIACKl-F.I.i-).CO.

WATER PIPES!

WATER PIPES I

Annus in want oi--iAi.VA?ix;n

PrtpliiA1 to ljr nil frohl tb hsw Mains, wtll do wsll

to Iko th UMlsnlanhl acall. Vbait

60,000 Feet of Galvanized Pipinr

On haii.1. Jim ltcrUd AUtsr" and "Olealfftr "

aud c.n oirtr li at

TAB LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURES

Dy th Vorro Caatlf ," Just at hand, liteelvtd

amil Una vt

HOUSE PLUMBING MATERIALS

L'artli Closets, Cast Iron Sinks,

Kniimoloil Cast Iron Waahstumls,

Mnrlila topa ami Hasina forWasliatalula,

witli Corks and Chains for same,

Hoso Hill. Cocks,

Sawar nnd Sink Traps, Urinals,

Kitchen Slop Sinks, Sink Flues,

Light Cast Iron SollPipo,2, 3&Inch.

All Work in tho Above Line

Wilt beatiendei! to wllh dispatch. Also, Jest

atnand.auaw lot of

UNCLE SAM RANGE,

Three different Dixie, of four sites ractu Also,

Opera, May, Quartstts and Ting Hou

R.anses!

Toerttiiir Kllh lb

Cotton Plant, Sunny South .

yMagna Cbarta, Osceola,

'Demand, Buck's and

Charter Oak Stoves.

SUPERIOR FRENCH RANGES,

For Frlrate Families, or Hotels.

Ships' and Schooners' Cabooses,

Laundry Stoves, Keroseno' Stoves

IF YOU ARBIN NEED OF

ANYTHING IN THE ABOVE LINE!

vcu or sr.sn to

35o,2B',.

N. BInordfrlncfitovn throojh tbe mill, and 1T'

In; the matter ofebolcw to npleasaute Unjlt,ncl tb

nombfr of people yoa wish to cook for.

Honolulu. Jone 18, 187$. W

THE HAWAIIAN HOTEL.

JgajjEg&Btgjg-?S3aaa"ailissss- B

CQ,1

JNO. M. TtVWXOB Si COn Proprietors,

HOTEI. oTKEET, H050LIXU.

Entrances on Hotel, Richards, and Beretaala StrteU

FIRST-CLAS- SIN EVERY RESPECT.

Prices ths same as Firs WJlajs Hotels In Saa Francisco.

SCO 3

TRAHSLATIOWS.

THE BUSINESS CO AI1TTJXITT

the public generally are informed that Ihare

succeeded In makinz arrangements with competentlin-galala- .

and am sow prepared to supply T&ussla

noxa from or to the Enjliia language, of either of the

following languages:

Frenci, Geraoaa, Italian, Span-

ish, Fortogaeso ChJneso.

Orders attended to with promptness. Accuracy gup.

antM. Copjlnr. Eogrosslns.and wrtttn; of erery de-

scription doss with neatness and dlspaub.

CHAS. T. OOXICK.

SSOtS No. lKa4hamanaSt.IonoIalB

PAINT3 AND OILS.

LE1BI5 PACSAtlESOF 3T0

AXMSTIO II

Zinc White, lTabimcs: Lead,

Boiled Paint Oil In baitand In 5gallon drams,

Afall auortaeat Fancy Color 1'aiaU.

2813 ,OLLESjiCO

NU O

.m I

gencrat --gfirttumlisf.

REDUCTIONS!

ox Accornrr or

TAKING HJVENTORY OP STOCX,

COMMENCE OS JUKE 20tk

HATTN'G .TUST COiEPTETED AR.

ureduce my stock on tao aber data

Iwill commence and

CONTINUE FOR THIRTY DAYS

To realize on ray large and ruifScratfy

ASSORTED STOCKS GOODS f

To accomplish this more (Actually liar t

BEDUCED ETEBT LDiE of GOODS

IamyEiUolIihment from. H

25 to 50 per cent. Eelor Cost. M

TWiTtfnn nfmr Storlr lntn r.h wlrhlt. aI tv .

"" "-.. v--wimiia aauasj afrg. jp afH

To enumerate the 3Jany Bargains '!

Iofferwonld be Impossible In my llmltrf nan. nT

simply append afew

LEADING LINES IN EACH DEPflHTMEUT

To glre aa Idea ef

THE GENERAL REDUCTIONS:

Former prices pr yd Present prices erri.

Black Sllki $3 SO.. ....tfla

Black Cajsimens... JS5 ija

Black Silk Grenadine.. ... 17S........, ccj

Black Silk Bnstlng ICO.. ... ts

Black Alpaca -73.......-.--.si

Velonr Poplin tSS........ tfSJ

Senutle, De Lion .173...... jj

All shades ef Satins -1T3.. ............ jgj

Colored French ilerlnos... 1S0........raMMM. 103

LADIES' FTJK.MSHISU GOODS:

EmbroldcrrJ Chemises. .325, ....m. 159

Plain Chemises 10a.... ..ia

Embroidered Skirts....... 3OI.... ....tte)

Olnsham 8klrta IW. -- ..... t

Summer Skirts. !S.... .............. Jtit

Balmoral Skirts 3.......

Ileary Shettand Shawls... 300 .... 409

Silk and Hobair Shawls... 400. ....-.-.. S

Princess Jackets 391 .... t

Ladies' Corsets 3SO, ........... JJ

Ladlea' Lace Tics tSO.

Ladles' SIkTIes 101. .. .3

Bargains In Horue Furnishing Woods:

ned Damask Table Ltcen .......... 1SO .. 13

White Damak Tabte Lrnen I35.... .loa

UnblescheJ Damask Ta Me Uflea.. ICO..., .

LaceCnrtalas "A.... ... n

Bnsslan Towels tS...,

LlneTowes ICO.. ... a

White Marseilles QaM, 14 109

White Marseille Qolru, lt- -i T00.....

White llarsdlles qallu, 12-- 1S00... 100

TO PURCHASERS OF 85 OR 0TER

3FR CENT. DISCOUNT,

aju Orders from the other Istan4s Cseods

sold at the same prleea as If boeght penoaaHy at say

counters.

Samples sent on application

A. M. 2IELUS,

104 Tori SL Br.ir.r'. BloIc,HonoiUa,IZ.X

RECEIVED THIS DAY

EX DARK KALAKAUA.

Frrn-i.Mrtn?i- iA hat. ci.irori5A

CalltixnM Cms. CtMfrrit ttseai. Cafra Brw.

All fresh and la seal attlrr, tail fo'JiK?

t'LOUIt.

spI.nK HATE BXTHA fAmi.Tf

.usftfen ttaie Burn av St"

Ex bark Kalakasa, fr sate by

(JIIOCIIHU'.S t.X KAI.AKAWA."

AJtKRltll.IN Tenet ranker,

Pltrjtrtl.V Tm, SfwHb Rre.lt Te,

rnoviHioxu.

PninKfVituit, r.xtuA mnr.r.r vt

Beer tn ttM berf Kptta

111 Pofk 1and Hbarters. BvHer In lI'M

.am,,,,.. VBorJwT

lALMOfC.

Coi.vaiiia nivrit n.t i.m?r in mnnrxx

and half barren, CiftBed 8irsm Hretrsa.

BOLLHAW

AND OIIU-ATTVN-T- IC

Lead. UnbbMk'a Lead. Habwaek'e Zrae.

VeUfrie, tttaak ratal, Cheewie Aerew,

Cbfiwie Teltnw. rarh Htm, sd a

fall aaseetBem ef Pbmt PaHite.

rorsaJeby BOLUW ACay

IIEMPQOKDAGE AND BOLT ROPI.

AXAMOItTHRMT OF HIZDI TXM .

lath tn Slh. AIM, 8pajarn, IWsfsf. Kitsta.

Ueaseane, Marltae, Revadsag, Ac.

3SIS BOtLHAW,

BOII.ED LIN8EEI PAINT OIL.

Paint OH. Wasmitea Hmk Anltr

ira uii, lor LAMfeattsjC. l"a.er SseH Te-pentl-

Alhatk Uail.lspakaeif Irb,a4

upward of 29 lbs. ratal Brsshee hi cfeat

rarlety. All of whkh wMt be raesJfSti

WIf BOLLE4A69.

cVSE GOODS,

Alarge asterKaeeit of TnHM, Meats, TU,

trailers, biaaas. ursiera,

at recelred, and fee sasesy iBtih AC.

cir.Ait.i.

cortr test n.xr mxnrLt.

kex muiiu, rer sale by BOtXZ3t.

Mueb. 19, 1?1. os

BOILEU LINST-;E- Oils Df 1JBLS.

and SgaKoa east. Raw Pahrt OfLrke fttrmf,

Vat ease by P0LLE M.

MANILA COICDAGK

arcn. AR.sonTjiE.ir or izx twm.

CO. six thread lo flee iseh.

381 BOlXSSACe.

T5UTTEU AND CHEESE,

XJ KeceJTedbythe-CHy- of Oydsey lrl

s;1f

BLOCKS AND MAST HOOra.

Patent mds UTRtppim Btsras

Iron stnned Blocks. Patnl aUahear

Plain Doshln; ainn aeeorunesii or atxr.

X813 BOLLuea.

GUOCErtlES.

FAinSSMHV UBO 1.1 JMirjl. sie

ea'h. Butler In Jara mad Err. Pnm.mm CUj

Assorted Table Frnlla. Canned Meats. Jam niJtaVl

Hosey In OUss. Pickles Keea ot ylAlmm. wmliMn

Kegs of Pig Pork tot family rise, Ban of CMre, rants

and (addles ofTtaest Tea. Saratae bt asd Msexeav

Vermicelli, klaecanml. CrvLim Is nrirr dwhm nm

KegSngar. fKrLLM. "NJ

BY THE LATEST ABSTVAIS

raon xs xkaxcixco

WE HAVE IIECEIVED AI,VUGE

to osr former stock ef SUp er

Ship Stores. Pio-ltlo- e, Ac,waica gireat aa &

Greatest Assortment of Qoois

Kept on these Ishads. all ef whleh tbe teU H

Lowest Market Prices, aa aaoaJ. Our fneavte asat M

public generally are respectfully iasMed to esaatjM

3815 BOLfJW C

ESTABLISHED IN 1852.

ij-nE.Ei- s: iTEWSFAPEX

ADVE RTIS! HO

Gr in; 3ar o'

Beans 3) awl 31. Merchants Excaaage, CaSfetaia U,

Saa rraadjecs Uatmit.

ILxABVEVTISIJCS eWUCXTCB TOM-aU-

KJs"ewsjper pnbUjsHctt uHM Vt

elfle Coiut. lbs Kananlefa IsUsde, nynelav,

Kexleaxt rorts. roraswTsUynriei.Jni.

CMnaw Sets; ZenleuuL ta

he Eastern States suae! Eare. TWO

of neju-l- errery SenpaperpoHiej Oct Mr

Paeifle Corass sire kept eaattausUjr es atauuU

na all nUTerttwrs aHeireil fre anjnuw t

tlieni dnrtas bnfae keus. Tbm MstwHoei

Gazette) Is iept on flia at Me oearn tttr.

FUher

LIME.

isABkB8Cu resK eaUfMUU

-JSiTC J04

iazetfeSuppi emenf, An

Hawaiian

Taxation.

Eurroa Gutm :As oar method of assessment

and collection of taxes, is more defective than it

osgbt. or need to be, cTen under the present laws,

Ibeg present some thoughts upon the subject

cm fit the risk of repeating what Ihare before

wud ;ome of the defects cannot bo remedied with-

out legislntioa or the action of the Supreme Court,

bat others can and (should be ;they were intro--

dnced without lepislntion, in their uorking they

tturn been found to contravene both the Constita- -

Una and laws, and if bo, they should not be

cuntinned.

AConsUtntion is defined to be, "a system of

fBDdamexM rale, prinoinlt", nd ordinances

"the Government of aState or .Nation. In frtt

"!. the Oonstitntion is pnraraonnt to the

statutes or laws enacted by the Legislature,

'limuinc and controlling it power. In the

'L' ntted States the Iegiriature is created, and its

v.vt fltesiiTTintMl lir tliA rVinRiitntian. It fol

low that any lav. which in practice, is found to be

incouMsteat with any imucipie of the Couatilntiou

utohI, end is declared so liytbc conrt,on occa-S)-

or nullified by legislation. It also follows

that any law admitting of two interpretations or

ouustroctnms, oneol wludi, mpractice wonldbo

rxxmsistent with any principle of the Constitution

mnsil interpreted so as Hot to conflict with it

Dow the principles of the Constitution demand

njnabty in tiie distribution of the puWic cliaicd,

that nil fcboeld be taied alike to meet them. If

therefore any role or law is found, in its applica-tr-

to operate unequally upon one more than

auuUur. then if atitle, not imposed by liw, it

fiUooM be abrogated, and if ala?, it should bu

ivtuedied at the rliet.t possible moment by re-

read, or the court. The wrong has nremedy, and

li tbouldbejipiJiednttheearliestreoment. tieRi-lator- s

are fallible and in making laws do not al-

ways ejust what their oinitiou will be ;neither

do executive officers empuweied bylaw to make

rules within the law, always seethe beannRthey

may hiiTc in their application to existing laws.

ow the rule bv which debts dno to foreign

credit ts cannot be deducted, like debts due in the

lvmcd' im. from the returns made of property to be

taxed, was made to meet afpecific class ot cases,

and when applied to another class did great in-

justice, bv bringing nponthc adouble

or three-fol- dtax, and in the very natnre of its ap--

might bring amuch heavier one still,

rJicaU'Hi. if as ageneral rule, has no fixed

limit, and should never be applied, as agtmivl

rule. Anote worth $10,000, but with ahigh credit

might botTnw for IJ $ttl,UX the latter might

the whole invaluable improvements and bo

Uixnl upon 950,000, whilst AWJUld also be taxed

nnder this rule on that sum besides his 10,000

but in eases like those, whose Hupposed existence

g.ivcnscto the rule in 18G7, lo ml tot sleeks, of

piods bought on credit and receiving Government

iw.itecuon like all others, it would fine to the

tr, asury only its just dues for that protection.

JTie property tax first imposed was li of 1per

cent, '.hen '. The practice then was to assess as

nropertv,every species usually so designated as well

as all solvent debts, whether of book, note or

mortgage but allow the nsbcHsed party to deduct

trum the aggregate, all debt, due from him to others

the balance remaining, being the sum of nil his

to be assessed, 'lue rule of 18G7, was

aihipied to cover cases of the kind above men-- ti

ned But whilst this method of assessment did

essential justice to the tax payers and Government

-- the assesiwre complained that the mortgages

held in Honolulu, the deduction of the

mortgaged estate, left to U..111 the work of assess-

ment, but gae to tin. Honolulu assessor the

which should be theirs, and the coui-lilHi-

seemed to be just The law ot 187C was

to remedv, this Bceming wrong or inequality.

It made all real estate assessable in the district

where situated irrespective of ..iy lucumbmuoe

winch there might be upon it and the word niort-ca-

was dropped from the definition of property

and unsecured debts" subsUluted in Its place,

tro: JoHblr tjmlni, of the same proierty. ior,

if the estate must be taxed mits district, then to

tax th mortgage also whose only value lay in the

.ndiuonal and preferred title it gavo to the estate,

wmid be adouble taxation of the same property.

Iuder the former practise of deducting the morte-

m.the estate paid taxes only on such portion as

nmaiued. fter the mortgage and all Oebts were

d. ducted, the mortgage pajiuglko rest, fins is

accortiing to the law just passed m the btato of

MassachuseltB. It is the guieral practice now in

California under the new Constitution. Money is

quoted la the papers of y. -Maury fur mi-,,.,- ?,

hnlf rrtalf, f"tliritnutrgmiraHtrril

V.',, .?rami Ivta lotht tvnvmr.

'tins and the new Massachusetts law corrts-poud- s

exact! with the former practice here. In both

cvs the tax is paid by the lender, but who shall

vlunmtcly boar it. usually depends on private

between the parties, that is, if the es-- t

le imid the tsxt instead of the mortgage It would

ihv Vo much less intern,!, and vice versa lhe

vractice bore, before the law of 170, and the prob--i

.t practice of California and the recent law of

Mnwmchubetts is Hmjiler than the practice here

ltTG. Whilst the formerprac-

tice did ample justice to the government, there was

1,8 liability cf injustice to e. Under

the law of lt76, the tax-pay- is not required to re-

turn rnrrtl Wrfc, as proirty, for the reason that

the property, upon the debt secured, being gen-

erally real estate wrrqmttd, by the bame law, to

pay t'ie taxes. This was intended to present

u,blf taxation by the payment on both the prop-

erty and the security, and whilst it has done so in

Mecihc oases, in others, more numerous, the law

nrohit.iung the deduction of anything from lira

.rf, ralirt, for debts due by the owner, has tm-- a

old iblv It to doxtJr tiuntion, contrary to tho

mlemion of the law, and in violation of tho equity

clans, of the consUtulion. The deducUon of uebts

from ibe invenlorj- -of property is allowed to the

amount of the value of the pergonal property, but

i' the debt exceed this amount, nothing can bo

d. ducted from the value of real estate as an offset,

but dible taxaUon. under this law, is anecessary

result for just what the debts exceed tho personal

property, tor example. A. has real estate valued at

itax 00 and personal property valued at fc.i,U0O.

He oeslk ?U00U.but has PgSg""?"";

nust return his Kw-iTr-

his real estate at $1U0 00p. and ks personal

iwoni rtv at 26,000-- but he deducts from his debt

KjiOinihe value of Ins proiierty but can

Sot'd. duct gfrom the real ostato value, he

tiierti re pavs on tfllXUWJ and H. pJj"s on orsjSSO,-- w

I'noV to 18tlA.would litno deducted

wh..li debt of SSO.UuO, and iid tax upon $75,0y

wlulfct H. as now pays on uis $50,0tw-- at present

$25,000. In the above

tiiere is double payment on

cise alaw. which cannot be executed, without a

violation of the principles of the constitution mm

be unconstitutional --but although this is self evi-

dent, and although,. ukttmrn to have nnjusUy

aad unconstitutionally wronged individual tax--i

wversof thonsandsof dollars, it cannot be set aside

wiihont adecision of the court or legislation, but

must still be executed-contmu- ing the infliction

Isut the mlt in

of its wrong on individuals. so,

debts. Thatisuottbe creature

rJen nee tofomgn

.' Uu--law or the constitution, but mits operation

adverse to the latter, and the ranter, that created

ii should annul or modify it, so that it would cease

to do the indmdai.1 wrong, which it has done, nor,

when the wrong .iw-- r, is it astulicieut Teasou

for itv continuanef. and the continued wiong done,

,. .r.U.to individuals that 1U abro-iraU-

may. by the fraud feared from individuals,

idiBg Biieles to the government. Is the lair

that some toss may accrue to the treasury, from

disbon4y or persons areason why tho govern-

ment niav continue to penetrate nIikxch vrroiig

nroo innocent persona iu contrattnUon of the

pnntiplesof the coustituuon. by which it.w

If the treasury ebould tuffer all the pos-fctb-

'oss,whichitfearafrom individual dnJiuuwsty

Itiere isrtotaimtaibiUty that it would equal 111

aaiouat the loss which individuals lune Miffcicd,

trom the nnconstitntional operation or this mle,

and Xcannot feel that it is not as wrong for the

covernment to defraud individuals as it is for in-

dividuals to defraud the government--This rolo

Kbouid be altered or modified utmre, and the law

fchotld be amended or set aside, as soon as possible.

The simplest and best law is to tax property

wherever fonna, to the prwon in posses--ion-,as in-

troduced into the liegistature of ltxM, by Mr. Pres-

ton and the next simplest, is to restore thepractice

as it was prior to 1676. and if need be, bo toamend

the law as to conform it to the practice.

(VrTii Mt$ leaves nil rtrwvd rfrf out of

..-- .tn. rntnrftM. Xllinntlt IimitA- -

we uhoi w"'.--'""-r:- .;. ,.

ton or excepuon, auu uw iuii'in" ."

ranmd which, if carried out, would result in tmUs

lamtioti, for this is not only self evidently con-

trary to the constitution, but has been declared to

be so by the Supreme Court.

The principles here discussed are so plain and

simple, as to be to every ordinary mind,

and as prompt action upon them, as the circum-

stances will permit, will soon restore Ibis branch

of the public service to tho satisfactory condition

in which itwas practically, prior to the law of 1870,

first enforced in 1877. S.N. Castle.

HAWAIIAN TRANSLATIONS.

ITXIIEUSIGXED IS

TIIE to traiiflite, with accuracy acd dispatch,

and on reatonablc terms.

Deeds, Leases. &c &&,

rrom Kngllph tn Hawaiian, and n're rerta. Repldenec.

J.'o 47 Emma ttwl. My be found at the Government

Law Library dally from 'J:X to 12 o'clock.

Sfc lm II. I.. SHELDON'.

3B).gLd

The Largest

Gmccititias

ps! 10, 1881

3E3C sl ocr aiian

BELL

TELEPHONE COMPANY !

IM'llltl'OnATED 1IEC 30, I8S0.

H. A. tYlfeEMAXS ritrorsT

S. WILDER.

C. O. SicEETiar jLxuTsinjcutn

Anc sow rixi:rARi:n to hem, ok

Wn to pnbllc for private ocly.com-plet- c

ontflts of Telephonic Instnimer.ts of the latet

pattern inclndinq thecelelirated make Tranf mltter.'

We will alfo fnnilth erect private Tele-

phonic lines lhe other Islands. Kor partlculara,

apply to C. O. BEItGEK.

bIJ Sec'y Hawaiian Bell Telephone Co.

LIME'!

TTXZjJKTVXE "AVRESTIjEII" ArillTi

lL 21. 1681. For tale by 31 CO

Corner of Kort and Hotel Streets.

850

Wcbcr Pianos, Decker Pianos, Fisher Pianos, Mathcslicik Pianos

-- AND-

ESTreirsr American Piano

Wo can and WILL SELL MUCH CHEAPER tlran anj ono can buy (lie eamo inslrninent in

San Francisco. Wo keep constantly in slock most of llic LEADING LINES, anil POSITIVELY

ASSERT lliat wo will sell j'ou aPiano so that yon will SAVE from 50 to S150 by purcli.is-iti- g

of If you liavo aPoor, Cheap, or Old Worn Out Piano, nail tliis

EXTRAORDINARY OFFER !

oxr:D sijairos t&idjej rTE3"7"i

KHfETY DAYS OFFER ONLY.

Wo will during tlic ncit nincly days EXCHANGE NEW PIANOS FOR OLD PIANOS!

and ullnw much more than Ihcy arc worth lor tlicm, while wo will sell (he new piano

AT THE VERY LOWEST GASH PBICE.

OGKAWS.

Wc offer Mason &Hamlin's well-kno- and justly celebrated make nt SI 00 to Tho

Estcy Organ, it will bo almost unnecessary lo speak of, as all lovers of orp.in music aro so well

aware of its excellence. This grand instrument wo oflcr for 8125 up lo $350.

Wo further add alist cf Musical Instruments, with the lowest quotation of prices, and wo

will guarantee lo carry out our customers' orders with caro, taste and judgment, and with (lio

Eamc tcjjaid lo economy as if they were present.

MUSIC-AI-,nSTSTETJMEISrTS.

Guitars S12 00 to $75 00 Drums S1to $35 00

Banjo 10 00 to 50 00

Violins 500 to 30 00

300 to 30 00

Accoideons 100 to 18 UO

Flutes 250 to 15 00

O. EEHUKK.

the pnrposca

B. etlmatea to

LIME!

B0LLES Jt

us.

SI50.

Tambourines 100 lo 500

Cornets 15 03 lo CO 00

Clarionets 25 00 to 50 00

Fifes 150 In 200

Triangles ,120 to 200

VIOLIN ATTACHMENTS :

Violin Rows, Boxes, Resin, Keys, Bridges, Finger Boards, Tail Pieces, Miltee, and tho Finest

Imported Strings.

GUITiTt AND BANJO ATTACHMENTS :

Patent Screw Heads, Keys, Pegs, and the Finest Imported Strings.

Reeds for Clarionets, Drum, Tambourine and Banjo Heads.

Pianos, Organs, and all kinds of Musical Instruments

Tuned and Repaired by aFirst-Cla- es Workman.

TM NEW AMERICAN SEWLti MkmM

(Recently improved) stands on its own merits. More than $15,000 worth of these machines

have liccn sold here within the past thrco years. For family use they tiro unsurpassed.

AFULL LINE OF

FIRST CLASS TJFL1XXTTJEUE:

CONSTANTLY ON HAND,

Viid :it, G-rojtl.I- I8.eciii.octl XWocj !

llavius purchased thcpe Gmnls at EXTRAORDINARILY LOW FIGURES for spot cash,

wo give our eiiMiuncrs tho lem fit.

C& FURNITURE PARLORS al 10i Fort Strccl. MUSIC STORE and SALES ROOM,

GG and OS Fott Street.

3713. neatest Ty iia. m33.!

Wo arc soon lo receive alarge invoico of the

SPRINGFIELD SEWING MACHINE!

This is tho most important of all the wondcrfnl achievements' of mechanical invcnlionsto

any one who has nnv sewing to do, for tho following reasons :The Springfield Sewing Machino

is made up of the good points of many nmchiucf combined in one.

Oiders from the other Islands filled with dispatch. S.

CEO. F. WELLS.

HouolJln.JnnclMtS:. 57

rpnmp.

BKEWE'

iBrntnLJatntonWc. .JS32L$H$&t, gehtntfjjjh&a

Our San Francisco Letter.

&13 Feascisco, July COth.

Editor Oiuin; Ate the Snndwich Islands

for sale ?That's tho question of the hour.

Nevrspapcrdora hereabout asserts that they are

for sale, and the public, accustomed to depend

apon their editors for information as well as in-

spiration while trondering somewhat at the new

phase of yoar affairs, are inclined to bclieTe that

such is tho case. Kingdoms aro notyorery day

pnt npon the market, hence thero is ranch cariosity

nboat the rarticnlars such as who is the bnjer ?

lias the birgain been really closed, and what's the

price ?Co the Islanders oppose the sale ?Have

they any say in the matter ?What will the neijih-bo- rs

say or do about it ?

What nfield of queries is opened on all points

connected with this matter, all at present, with

nebulous and misty surrounding, with nobody to

clear Them ap or to Bpcak authoritatively.

When acitizen hero exclaims, "yon are to bo

sold oat ;yoar Kins is in Europe concluding the

bargain" what reply can bo made except this

'don't know anything about it can write to the

Honolulu editors and ask them to Rive rcliablo in-

formation. Their calling imposes opon them the

work of leading and instructing tho public, and

urges them to be foremost in prying out Stato

secrets. It was believed there, that the King went

abroad to hunt np saitablo immigrants, in fact, to

Uoonlula Lahni, and not to sell oat those left nt

home. These reports which are flying about mast

be false, or may be tho result of achange of mind,

whatever bo tho case, let us wait patiently until

the Honolulu editors have had achance."

This interesting theme appears to have been

started by tho Xnr York Timet, in which the fact

is thus tersely announced, as well as followed with

nsigh of pity. What can bo more natural or

comp ission ito in aruler than with nwasting

people, to quickly and at onco dispose of the

bil.inco :

"It is nu open secret that Kalakana, King of the

Hawaiian Islands is on avoyage round tho wnr'd

for the parpju of selling his Kingdom. Tne

native population of the islands is steadily de-

creeing in uumbsrs, the half-cast- increasing

more rapidly than does the pure foreign element.

Arunzh estimate of the nounlatiun of the King

dom pats the total nt about KflOO, of which one-ten- th

is foreign nnd tho remaind rhalf-cast- ennd

native. There is in the world no more pathetic

picture of npjople's decay than the steady nnd

rapid wasting away of the native population of

thuSmdwich Islands."

It is hard to understand tho piradoi, "Open

Secret, "ntelling point of the prragraph, for it al-

lows of infinite suspicion, both in tlioso who really

don't know anything abont it, and those who may

think they do. Probably it is the equivalent of a

"Inrstwl t" which got into that condition

FUjruy afur t;is nrrival of the Iloyal party in

London. The correlation of tho "Open Secret"

nnd tho "arrival" justifies apparently, the cre-

dence given ti the statement ol the Times. It is

true that the Hawaiian Minister at Washington

his entered arebutting statement, ndenial upon

general ground; bat oven ho cinnot make head

against tho potential fact. ASccre Inow nt length

"opened nnd divnljod. The publioaro mystified.

It might be bo, or may not, who knows 1

The California papers tako up tho matter hay-

ing found atoxt, they enlarge nnd comment npon

it, wonder who is the buyer, nnd forthwith enter a

prot33ton behalf of Cncle Sim', who is supposed

to bj much interested, nnd therefore ready to in-

terpose in aneighborly way In yonr future. They

flatten to outline what will bo said and done on

tali side of tho pond should this rumor prove 13

1true and what is more unfortunate, do not

h3Sitatd to wound tho amour propre of tho is-

landers, that is, if thoy have any.

Qioth the lhilltlin -"And now we have atur-

moil on the same in tho Hawaiian Islands. King

Kalakiua is endeavoring to sell his Kingdom to

some European power. He is, nt nobody knows

whoso expense, traveling abroad for that purpose.

Astrange fellow he to be apotentate. But he will

hardly bo able to dispose of it. Fortunately there

is astrong American element in the islands an

industrious nnd influential class that will see to

mliters at home while he is attending to his own

affairs abro id. The news from the islands is both

exciting and exhilarating. The United States has

nnnsiin" friends there who appear to be fully able

to hold their own, whether in the King's presence

or in tho King's absonce. Whether this country

shall deem it advisable to favor annexation in the

ovent that aproposition to that effect is tendered,

is nsubject for contingent consideration ;bat it is

not prob ible that Our Government at Washington

would, look with unconcern npon tho possession of

tho important midway station between our Pacific

Coisinud tho coast of Asii by any acquisitive

power beyond the Atlantic" .

There is rather acurious expose of the situation,

as Been from the editorial stand point, and if all bo

trn, merely shows th it selling is acomplicated

matter, apoint to be borne in mind by tlioso who

hivo the selling in hand.

It may be true says tho same newspaper in nlate

isme, that this rumor may not be correct, that tho

motive for travel may be only personal, yol we are

not wholly convinced. Wo hear that the Hawaiian

Minister at Washington, Eliiha H. Allen, jirofcsses

lo Know an auuui iu Accoruing iu 1119 wen me

sale of tho Kingdom is as nhorrent to His Majesty

as a similar thoaaht would be to anv sovcreimi in

Europe. Tho Royal travels aro for patriotic par- -

poses, mm intenueu to be agreat henent lor nis

P2ople. Ho is aCommissioner of

Immigration from the Government of which he is

the head, apleasant fiction in the way of an

mnch affocted by peregrination royalty.

There is no denying that many aEuropean Gov-

ernment would be glad enough to acquiro sway

over the important territory: but it may bo as-

sumed that King Kalakana is powerless to make

such atransfer of it with the United States in the

full visor of its jealous faculties."

And so annexation comes to tho front, to be

discussed and looked nt as one. of the questions of

the future, arising on tho strength of arumor from

abroad. Probably all this talk will not distnrb

you Uonolnlans, you are used to rumors and sur-

mises as to what is going to happen ;bnt what if

strue lino morning, when least on the

should wake up nnd find yourselves asold people ?

ClllSESE.

You are looked upon as being menaced by

.another dinger. Tho Chinese Emperor needs your

islands the sprouting horns of its commercial

ambition, which now seeks to control, or at least

absorb this Pacific Ocean transit, need fordevelop-men- t,

potential possession of your country. Hence

either by flooding yon with Chinese emigrants or

by negotiation, or some hook or crook, this con-

summation will be reached. That any objection

will be made by you or your governing powers, or

any efforts be pat forth to avert your absorbtion

into the Flowery Empire, especially if suflieient

money inducements shall be offered, does not

form any component part of popular belief here.

You are cl issed among thoso helpless victims of

circumstincos who cannot avert or even modify

fate, if it be true, it is nrguea mat yonr sover-

eignty is upon tho market what's tho difference

who 13 tho buyer, or why should asentiment or a

'prejuaice interfere wi'n aBargain i

Yoa may dany, Mr. Editor, that tbrre is no occa-

sion for fear from that nuarter :that our native

and forcizn pjpulatton have aprudent dreid of

the almond-eye- drace, and that atransference of

your political power to them cannot happen.

That the fact of aChinese steamer on route to

Bin Francisco, touching at Honolulu, or the in

flux of afow thousand Obineso laborers, all of

whom have fonnd ready employment, does not in-

die ite any danger to Hawaiian Independence or

furesmdow3 new necessities in tuu snapo ot new

political combinations.

Tho last few months the Chinese stcamera have

brought to this city, unusually fnll loads of

Cuiness passengers. It is amusing to see the ex-

press wagons piled up with their baggage and

there, to such repletion that one or the

other tumble to the cobbles frequent!

pass along the streets from tho wharf to China-

town. The street comments are cot compli-

mentary to tho new arrivals, they do not rcceivo

any welcome, on tho contrary the Chinese

question Ioom3 np again, and citizens inquire

when aro wo to begin keeping them out.

Scuaior Miller has jist arrived from Washing-

ton, Iihs been interviewed, and has given assuran-

ces that the matter is in band and will be looked

after.

The reporter then with friendly interest looks

after you in the following way :

Reporter Do you look with any apprehension,

General, upon the reported possibility of tho

Chinese getting complete possession of the Sand-

wich Islands ?

General Miller Ihave no doubt, from what I

learn, that certrin steps have tecntiken looking

to that result, which is one, in my view, greatly to

bedeprecited. Ido not believe that the United

St ites oah tto or woolJal!-- the Sandwich

to com9 under "

the government of the

Chinese.

2J1 -

.'811 ;32

"OCB COBSXSFOSDX3T.

The islands have ew teen plagued with letter

writers, statements tnonstrnous). and untrue, or

absurd and malicious, have without stint been

rcrved up for the San Francisco public. The

Cliivnith reporter has lately bagged another

Mnnchansen ami dished up his story in two, two

column letters. The authority is an escaped n,

according to whom, slavery in Its at-

tendant barbarisms now exists on the Hawaiian

Islands. The free hand describes how the said

Korwelgian was lured from his borne by the sweet

deceptions of an Emigrant Agent was subjected

to the horrors of amiddle passage on an

Emigrant Ship, was on arrival at the is-

lands auctioned off to the highest bidden taken, to

labor in acane fif Ids under fear of the lash; wasill-fe-d,

badly housed, nnd in all respects, found the

reality agreed not with his anticipation or wishes.

Ho found himself under the girt of yonr iron-bou-

contract law which consigned him to per-

petual bondage. This and other sufficiently ab-

surd nonsense is fully elaborated in the letters.

This lucky Norwegian has escaped to tell the tale,

leaving his comrades to brrnst their own fates,

and more lucky stdl, has found the Chronicle with

nready car and aready page to expatiate upon

and embellish his story. It docs not appear as it

that newspaper Is anxious to secure the verities

or cares much for unrighteous invasion of tho

reputation or) character of others. So long as an

article or letter can bo made sensational it is grist

for its mill. Theso two letters might do somo

damage in the way of misleading friends of the

islands or creating nprejudice in the public mind,

except for the known character of the Chmnitlt,

as it is, the people only exclaim, "pooh, that's

only more of tho Chronicle bosh."

S301B CXBCVUS.

Tho stoarusr takes down nsugar circular which

covers the question of the hour. Without doubt

thero is somo uncertainty as to what can bo done

with tho crop of 1362. The planters will have a

good bit of sugar to sell and compctativo buyers

aro scarce. That good rafsugars should go beg-

ging, seems absurd. The circular ndvises con-

tinuance of tho present rtatu quo, that is, if the

tlnlit will stay quo for another season.

But every one mast read and judge for them-

selves, and nendiuu final settlement ot the ones- -

tion, let us hope everybody may do well nnd be

nappy. aouks, a.

How to Get Rid of Mosquitoes.

Mb. Knnon :Do you like mosquitoes ?If you

do then Ihave nothing further to say. Enjoy their

friendly greeting of an evening after an exhausting

day's work in. this enervating climate; be enchanted

witu tueir company when they have formed an open-

ing in your netting and propose to entertain yoa

for the night.

Their attractions are pointed, nnd they hnvo not

tho least objection to sealing your friendship with

yonr blood.

Hut if you wonld feel no grief lo be rid of them,

twill tell yon how you can accomplish it. Not by

killing tho mosquito once amosquito ho is amos-

quito forever till he is crushed. No, yon mast

work on tho coming generation. Amosquito is

short lived only nfew months. The female lays

ono batch of eggs, nbout 2C0 in number. They aro

deposited on the surface of still water in alittlo

d, mass which cannot bo

capsized. About the third daythey hatch, each one

nwriggler, nnd in aweek or two tho wriggler has

grown to its full size and changes to another form

of wriggler: in afew days tho latter opens his big

head on tne snrtaco and nMiry llKo bung rises errct

from tho opening nnd, if not drowned by somo dis-

turbing forco capsizing it, flies away amosquito.

Now, when tho water is full of wrigglers yon

might boil it and thus kill them but that would be

inconvenient. The way Ido it and Ihave no

mosquitoes except they come from my neighbor,

Iskim off the masses of eggs nbout every other

morning if Ifail to do it for three mornings in

succession acrop of wrigglers comes out, nnd the

same if one block of eggs is overlooked. Iuse n

wire-gauz- eskimmer Listened in aloop of large

wire which is fixed in an old so Ican

dislodge them with nthump.

When Ibegan to destroy the eggs in this manner

Isometimes took off 10,000 in amorning; now I

seldom find more than nblock or two.

Atub of wntcr, nwoodsn vessel is best perhaps,

quite necessary part fnll only is set in aquiet,

shady place. It must havo plenty of decaying veg-

etable matter in it, nnd tho sun should shine in it

at lnst part of the day.

It should not bo often disturbed.

Mrs. M. is ery particular, but if all the above

hints are attended to, success is certain.

Ux AFnEiD or Peack.

Shipment of Frozen Moat by the Orient

Steamer Cnzco- -

The ranch Texed question as to how Australia is

to profitably dispose of her surplus meat is at

length in nfair way trf asatisfactory solution.

The Orient steamer Cuzco, now lying in the har-

bor, is taking in acargo of frozen meat for the

Orange Slaughtering Company, her cooling rooms

being sufficient for tho conveyance of about luO

tons. At present the freight is, wo are informed

lltd per lb., nnd delivery on board coats Jd per

lb. more, making 3d iu all. Tho meat in the old

country will realise between 4d and Od per lb.,

which will enable tho English butchers to sell Id

or 2d cheaper than tho home-kille- dprice. Tho

iteviiiu uu wmiu me inzco la vo ieet

long, 40 feet broad, and Gfeet Ijigh. Itound the

sides are boards, between which and tho hull is a

space of !) inches filled with charcoal ;tho ceiling

is boarded and packed in like manner to the samo

thickness, whilst tho ilooring has Ginches of char-

coal packing. The freezing chamber is parti-

tioned off, or partly so, by adonblo partition

sufficiently apart to permit the passage of aman,

and through which ncurrent of cold air runs.

When our reporter visited the vessel yesterday the

ceiling and sides were coated with sparkling frost,

which could be scraped off in handfnls. At one

side of the partition the temperature was 15K

degrees P., whilst at tho other side it was IU

degrees. The average temperature in tho freezing-room- s

during tho passagu is to be from Itt to --"

degrees ;. but in one of the chambers of the ma-

chine tho temperature is as low as 73 degrees be-

low zero. Of tho shipment of ISO tons there aro

some 60 tons on board, and tho meat is in really

first-cla- condition, being clean, hard, and firm.

The sheep average about CO lbs. each whilst the

quarters of beef aro from 'SO lbs. to liX) lbs. each.

In the event of this shipment turning out as suc-

cessful as is expected the operations of the com-

pany will be very considerably extended, and tho

industry will assume the dimensions its impor-

tance appears to warrant.

The hrst consignment of English fresh fish was

submitted at auction on board the Orient steam-

ship Cnzfo, on Monday, Jub 4, by Messrs. Nelson

it ifewlett. The fish were msplendid condition,

and comprised salmon, soles, turbot, and cod,

each assortment of which was well selected. The

highest price obtained was Ts per lb. for salmon,

soles 3s fxl, cod Is lid, and tnrbot Is Od. About

100 lbs. of salmon, 2S0 lbs. of turbot, 00 lbs. of

soles, and CO lbs. of cod were sold of the wholo

consignment, which consisted of upwards of.fonr

tons. The fish were so firmly frozen together

when taken from the refrigerating room that they

could only bo separated with the aid of iron in-

struments. Syduti Teltgraph.

JSTJH W

JOB PRINTING OFFICE 1

ripin: vn.r. ope.y ajun

JL rillNTIiiO OFFICE,

On or alroat tbc ICth Irntint. when they will be pre-

pared lo rtrcelre

Orders for Printing

Bill and Lntler Head. ICcceiptr,

Drafl, Xote. Vlailiu: Card. Contracts.

IlllI of Lading. Pottcra and other Prlntlnr,

HAVIXO A

BINDING &PAPER RULING

EitaMhhment in ennar ctlnn whti the above, makes It

Ibe oaly complete office in the Islands.

Jnst to hand, ex late arrivals, an Invoice of

JBljanl E00I5.S,

Writing and Copjlnjr Papers'.

Tricing Cloth. Trlanglea,

Paper Filer, Peat, Inks,

CRICKET BALLS, &C. &c.

erj TriiiT.'vr.r &uiintrrrso.v.

PEE FOREST aUSBrT.

riniir sciiait ius i.u. noxes.

Crii'bed Sasrr Barrels.

Barrels. For Sale try Si! 6

Dry Oranalated Snzar In

IIULLK3 X L'U

PACIFIC UUIIKEK I'AIT,

XAfaHaiortmralof this. cel(jra!ed paint In t.

bind Sgallvn package, all the (inMe etude airl

ohm". for Mlc try B0LLES &Co

.JCW"

"Pioneer" Line

&igilipr

FROM LIVERPOOL.

THEO. H. DAVIES

Offer for Sale,

Of ibe Flae Iron

BARQUE "ZOE,"

From Liverpool,

COSMISTISU Of

Galvanized Iron Roofing

In 6. T. 8and 9feet rensths.

Galvanized Iron Ridging1

Id 6fret tenths.

FENCE WIRE &STAPLES,

Hardware, Cement, Saddlery.

Palnls and Oils, Red Lead. Doer JUt.

Rice Sags, Sugar Sags,

Burlaps and Trcine,

CloiMafindDry Read.

Blanket.

Horso BlanIs.otat,

Haberdasher jr, --

BLOOD, WOLFE'S ALE!

"I'UfBrjsd-Sles- t,

Liquor,

win.

Oiirger Al,

Cbampssne,

Chief. ,1c Ac

ALSO

NOW OR! HAND!

HV LATE ARRIVALS.

AbnH FeHtiqr, for Hma Pt a.d Mhn.

CetMHt, PK WJt.

IUitrowl Irm Kltfc SptkM,

Bolls, Swilekw, it.,

jR.oo:Lris Slates

Galvanised Irea Ware,

Bine MotUad ifeap. Yellow Soap.

Saddlery, Liverpool StH,

Crockery and GlnMWaru

Dry Goods and Clothing,

Fire Clay, Canvaa,

Tobacco. Ac, &t.

Oottago jPIemios.

ALSO

3I!rrlcs, Tait &Watson

Centrifugals

AND

Two 500-GalIo- nEvaporators,

Ac., Ac .dc

83 8M THEO II. DWilts

EMO VAI!

urF.njuixj:n riKus to ixforjx

Tiir. Customers and the Public generally lhat

HE HAS REMOVED

Oils nisiJjEMa to the

Shops on Queen Street

ADJOININO II. HACKPELD Jt CO..

Where he will be prepared la

Manufacture All Kinds

Carriages, Buggies,

Express "Wagons,

andCane Dump Carts

Aleo. to attend (a

Eepairing, Blacksmthinff

AM)

3ELTo:t?s o-Sl- a.o oing

Ishall also keep a

Full and Complete Stock

IIU1I.S, KI'UUKH,

HIM.S, AXLUS,

(UKIU.tUn-riSIHMlXtM- ,

Talnta, VamUaee IUta-- dBar Iran,

.onraj m.I Hweilra lion, UetM-ehe- ,

Ctoiler -dCoal, Oak, .tea and llkaorj Planks.

Willie Wx.l, Jtc ic.

WH1JH IWILL OFFER

I3oca. Hods. 2Pxrloes !

AUORDEM FitUO WUrmOMPTNEtt AH DISPATCH,

Toasting the Public for rt-- lPalrooase. tbnpe by a.

constant "ndi-ar- to .ulj niy oalrvna. to merit s

continuance ot tlie same.

atf 37 c. WEST.

BEST AMERICA!

STEAM ANDpTER PIPE.

We would call the attention of thoso relriiii Pieig-- .

louarlsrre slock of

154,000 Feet On Hand I

BUek Weld Stum Hoe Klo 7tn. diameter.

tfalTSBMfd Water Pi Stail to. dtaaaewr.

tJT--Th abort at Hmterate Prfess).

THE HONOLULU IEON WOEKS COMFY

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