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ATTORNieYS-AT-tA-

CLABKN'CK W. VOLNKY VASHFORO. ASHFORD.

AMliforU S; AshlortI,ATTORNEY'S, COUNSKLLORS, SOLICITORS,

ADVOCATES, KTC.

OiHce Honolulu Hale, adjoining the PostOtnce. 4M&wtt

JOHN T. DARE,

Attorney and Counsellor at law,Office No. 12, Spreckels Block, Honolulu.

176 octl'ltf

BROWN, ATTOi SEV-AT-LA- ANDC1KCIL Public, Caniplell'n Block. Merchantstreet

M. THOMPSON.

A T T O Ii N E -L A W ,

And Solicitor in Chancery Office, Campbell'sBlock, seoond story, rooms 8 and U. Entrance onMerchant street, Honolulu, II. I. 44 tf

J. IYI. M0NSARRAT.ATTORNEY AT I AW

AND

NOTARY PUBLIC.

Keal Kstale in an.r part of the KIurBought, Sold and Leased ou Commission,Loans Xegotiated and Legal Doeumeuts Drawn

XO. 27 MKRCIIANT MTREET,Gazette Block, Honolulu. 45-t- f

Metropolitan Market

Ul.Vd STKEET,

Qt'J. WALLER, PROPRIETOR

Choicest 9feat from Fluesl IIeri,

cullleii and shipping supplied on SHORT

NOTICE ?nd at the

Lowest Market Pricen.

All meats delivered from Oils market are thorongly chilled immediately after killing by meanscf a Bell-Colem- Patent Dry Air RefrigeratorMeat so treated retains all its Juicy properties,and 1 GUARANTEED TO KEEP LONGERAFTER DELIVERY' THAN FRESHLY-KILLE- D

MEAT. 47-t- f

iroismbatik:Foundation Timbers ! !

We have just received from Australia a few Iron-bar-

Foundation Timbers.

SIZES 10xl Incite. 12 FeetAnil HxlS incite. 16 Feet I At life- -

Tliese timbers, as thwir name signifies, arenearly as solid and durable as iron, anil forfoundation purponeH, or others of like nature,cannot be foirpussed.

W. O. I rwin & Co.:llnov'2.rdf

PLANTERS, ATTENTION!

MULES!!.Just re. eiveil, e xtirigj 'ONSUELO,

1 8 Fine Yoiiihe lkWhich are tdTered tor Hle' on reasonable termApply fWM. i. IRWIN & CO

10fi nap'20 tf

MONTHLY PAYMENTS.

A II accounts fur Advertising and Job I' "Inllngat the

Iiicil!" 4'onimerelal AHVertlMer

Offlce will from this dat be presented for pay., lueut mouthlv.

Houolulu, Mairb 2, lSHf,

TO PLANTERS.

We have on hand a consignment of

Automatic Trash FeedingFurnaces,

To. four and five foot furnaces. complete withgrmi bars, bearers and trash carriers. Machinesof u is make are now in successful operation atSp e kels'ille. Makee Sugar Company and otherpia'ti atlons. Also, a consignment of

Kilter Presses,Having all the latest improvements.

PLANTERS AND 0THEKSInterested Hre requested to call and examine theabove. For prices ami turther particulars apply to

Wm. (I. J rwin & Co.,U.'.tf Avrnti,

BOS E MEAL!!The uiidersigiied are now prepared t' re

ceive orders fr this Celebrated Fertilizerfrom the manufactory of Unck & OldandtSan Francisco.

The following! a report of the compo-nent parts, as obtained by Chemical analy-sis:

Water 8.10 uer centOrganic JI.it ter. . . . 20.18 ' "Silieious .Matter.. 4.b.3 (t (i

Lime 31.7(1Phosphoric Acid. . . 23.11Oxide of Iron . .85Carbonic Acid 1.8'.)

Alka Walts .52

100.00Nitrogen 2.7 per cent.Orders Received will have Prompt

and Careful Attention.

W. (x. Irwin & Co.,Agents 01 the Hawaiian Islands.

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GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY,

SI. I.. Hi. 't t.

Manufacture and Supply all knots of

Hook, Xnv,Flat and I.ar 1 I'aperw,

Itimici-- ll4artn.Twine. Ktc.

W. G. RICHARDSON.KESI DENT AilEN T

305 I.eldewdorir Street.Ielephoue No. 47. SAN FKANC1SCO.

N II. Special Attention Kiven toIarure 4'oiilrai-tw- . 3 tfAw

Tho TtisdonIron & Locomotive Works,

Comer of Beale and Howard streets,

SAX F K A N C I SCO CA LI FOBN I A

W. H. TAYLOR.. PresidentJOS. MOOKE . . ..Superintendent

OK STEAM MACH1NEKY, INIUILDEIiS steamboat, Steamship,Land Engines ami Boilers, High Pressure orCompound.STEAM VESSKl.s, of all kinds, bmlt complete

with Hulls of Wood, Iron or Composite.ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when ad-

visable.STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Sfam Tugs

constructed with reference to U e trade iuwhich they are to be eu. ployed. Speed, ton-nage and draft of water guaranteed.

SUOAK .".TILLS AND s('( . K INO MA-

CHINERY nmde after the most approvedplans. Also, all Boiler Iron Work connectedtherewith.

WA TER PIPE, of Boiler or Sheet Iron, of anysize, made in suitable lengths for connectingtogether, or Sheets Rolled, Punched andPacked for shipment, ready to be I iveted oilthe gronud.

HYDRAULIC RIVETING. Roller Work andWater Pipe made by tics establishment.Riveted by 11 Iraiilie Riveting Machinery,that (juaiiiy of work being far superior tohand work.

SHIP WORK, Ship and seam Capstans, SteamWinches, Air and Circulating Pumps, madeafter the most approved plans.

SOLE AGENTS and manufacturers for the Pa- -

c tic Coast of the Heme Safety Hoilr.PUMPS Direct Acting Pun. ps, for Irrigation or

City Works' purposes, built with the cele-brated Davy Valve Motion , superior to anyother pump.

J. N. S. WILLIAMS HonoluluRoom No. M, upstairs, spreckels Block.

( Agent for Hawaiian Islands )

II. Mrtyhow,ionti:act()1: ani ih ilpku,

S Hotel Street. Honolulu. II I..

(Opp.-dt- Fashion Stables).

p. o. pox ;i" BELL TELEPHONE ,t.

A,1 work in my line failhtully done. Plans andpeciucations mde. Joiiblng to all details done

at short notice. Oo'id work and low c harges Ismv motto.

L. G. SRESOVICH .V CO.,Commission Merchants and Wholesale Dealers InForeign and Domestic Fruits, green and dried;niariiilacturersof Desiccated I 'ocoauu t. Baniinns,I. lines. Pine Apples. Sicily Lemons, TahitiOranges and Co-oa- ii ts, N u ts of all kinds, Datesand smyniii Figs,

Packing Fruit for export a specialty. Long ex-

perience in shipping to China, Australia, Mexiro,Central America. Eastern states, etc. TropicalFruits Imported direct by every steamer.

Branch House, San Francisco, P. O. box His.Honolulu. H. I., P.O. box 120.

4 PL 1 and 417 Washington street. opposite potOffice; 412,411 and 41 Merchant street.

10 feb2'l s7 SAN FRANCISCO.

SUN FIRE 0FF18Io r 1. 0 n i x

ESTABLISHED 1710.

EFFECTED UPON EVERYINSURANCES property at the current ratesof premium.

tired 1SS3 - - 32T.:l:,7002;fi! ii ?. o.

Claims arranged by tUe lwl ami pa d

with promptitude and liberality.

The Jurisdiction of the Local TribuLo.s recognizee

G. W. Macfarlane &. Co.,

31dAwtf Agents for the Hawaiianjslands.

ROYAL INSURANCE COMP'Y

OF LIVERPOOL.

l APi l A I. I O.OOO.OOO

UNLIMITED LIABILITY.

I us 11 rune-.- ' 01 all descriptionIHre be ertected at Moderate Kates of I rc.iv

urn, by the undersigned. .xi-- r MU I A I'll

2,HUtUtf Managers for Haw. Islands

xj i?j x o in:

hire aiisl 31ariiip Insuiiiiiee Co.

Ul New Zealand.(;AIMTAI.. : 10.000.000

tiHlisliel an Azvuvpr tUavlnc for the Hawaiian Islands, the un-

dersigned ure prepared to accept risks against Firein dwellii js. sMips warehouses and merchandise,ou favova.Ao us. Marine risks on caigo,freights, bottomry, profits and commissions.

I.osse promptly adjusted A payable.l9-4l- wtf WM. G. IKWIX & CO.

Kohaltt Saloon.

Best of Ales, Wines and Liquors

ALWAYS ON HAND.

Faney drinks of every deserlptiona seellty.

I--i. H. Webb,Sod&wly Iroprietor.

.JOHN COOK,

House .Carpenter & Builder,31 Alnkoit Street.

Will furnish estimates and make coi.trai ts forany description of wood buildings.

Jobbing of all kinds done, and satisfactionguaranteed.

Charges as low as the lowest ;,7 tf

THOMAS LINDSAY

Manufacturing ewclcr,'o. uiianu Street,

Honolulu, II. I.

Particular attention paid to repairing. 32 tf

Furnished or Unfurnished,

4 COTTAGE ON Ll'NAI.ILO AND PIKoII STS.,furiiished complete for housekeeping. Use

of horse and carriage; large garden. Apply to( HAS .1. KPSHEL.

127 octTtf Cor. Port ami Hotel Sts.

BEAVER SALOCNVO I'ORT STRKKT.

.Opposite Wilder f'o.'sj

H. J. Nolte, Propr.OPKX ftl .1 A. M. TILL 10 P. M

HKST-tLAs- S L1MI1H. lOrH'.K,

TEA, SOU! WITriEl, .U H,

Ji-is- j incl TobaccoOF BEST U HANDS

plain and Fancy IUi;S personally selected from

the Marmfa-turTrt- , and a Large Variety

of BEST tlUAI.ITV

SMOKERS' ARTICLES.Ixiverso RILLIAKDS niil rind an Elegant

4 tli USSWBZ I CO, SILLUHD TA2LE

on the Premises.

Xhr? Picpnetor would be pleased to receive a all

from his Friends and the Public generally

who may desire aI.I X II. A SMOKE. OH A (JAMK I

HI I.I.I A KIS.

h. j. xoltp:.31 tf

8. L. STA.NLKr. JOUK BPUPAJfCK.

Sprnance, Stanley & Co.,Importers and Jobbers of Flue

WHISKIES, WINES and LIQUORS

HO Front St., Sail Fraueleo.2 tf A w

ISAAC K. DAVIS. HKNKV t'OWIiLL

DAVIS & C0VVELL,MANCFACTCBkUtt OK

Santa Cruz Lime,KNOLISII PORTLAND1MPORTKRSOF FIRE BRICKS, KIRK

CLAY, Etc.211-21- 3 DRL'MM Street, bet. CWy mid WashIn(ton,

P.O. Box SAN FRANCISCO.

J. 0. JOHNSON & CO.,LEATHER, HARNESS, SADDLERY,

FIREMEN'S EQUIPMENTS,

li aud 14 Pine street, San Francisco, Cal

Agents for Kirby'.s vanta Cruz Tannerios. KolHarness and all other kinds of leather.

4 sell 1 r

H. H. KLLIS. 1. w. till-I.KI- l.

ELLIS Sd Ml LLEHWholesale and Commission Dealers In

Hay, Grain and Feed25 and 27 SPEAR STREET,

Between Market aud Mission, SAN FRANCISCO8 T Oriler Solicited. 5dec20-I- y

Whittier, Fuller & Co.,Manufacturers of

PIONEER WHITE LEAD,PACIIIC RUBBER PAINT,

PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS and AR-TISTS' MATERIALS,

21-2- 3 Front St., : : Snn Fraucloo6120-l- y

C. MAIN. E. H. WINCHESTER

Main & Winchester,Manufacturers and Importers of

Harness, Kaildlew, llrldlew, H'll,COLLARS, SADDLERY WARE, ETC.

Nos. 214, 21C, 218 and 220 Battery Street, SaaFrancisco. Illustrated catalogue sent

ou application. 101 m eliS V

4sVMANHOOD REST0RE0

The reason that Thousand cannot get cured ofSEMINAL WEAKNESS. LOSS Of" MAN-HOOD, and the result of abuse, dueatt or tretuts,is ourivff to a complication called PR03TATOB-RUE- A.

DR. LIEUIO'S IN FIOORATOR isthe ONLYcureforPROSTATORRIlEA. Price.92.00 per pactafje, 6 packages, flO.OQ. Guide toHealth and Self-Analy- st sent free. Address LIE-BI- O

DISPENSA R ror Diseases of Men.400 Ucary St., San Francisco. Cal.

io;Mf

Dodge, Sweeney & Co.,Sam Frnuclweo, Cat.

Wholesale dealers in Butter, Cheese, Lard, audall kinds of provisions.

SOLE AdENTS FORIAbby. .McNeill A Mbby' Canned

KleaU.II. M. IMapee'M iF.hjj. Itraitd) 4'tilcast

HamHenry Verbaye aniiel Vienna nd

Ham Saunae,And . W. Hiiiue'N FIh" llrand of

Fanned Salmon. 104 incU29 7

G. jI. Josselyn & Co.,Importers and Wholesale Dealers In

Ship Chandlery,3 ami 40 Market Sl San Franrlntro.Agents fo Taunton sheathing Metal Manufactur-

ing Company. 12fe2:i-l- y

WATERIIOUSE & LESTER,Importers of

"Wagon LumberAn.l CARRI.E MATERIAL.

I to 22 Eleale Street. San I'rsnrlico.i:i..lyn'7

LEY I STRAUSS & CO.,Hand It llaltcryslreet, Shii Francisco Cal,

Importers of Foreign and Domestic DrygoodsHosiery, ladles and Gent's Furnishing fools.

nSole Proprietors ami Manufacturers of thecele-bartc- d

PATENT Rl V KTKH CLOTH I NO.I IhiC'I S7

WENNER & CO.92 Fori Street.

Have on hand New Foreign and HomemadeJewelry.

JWsitrliPs, nnu elcts, Nock lets,Pins, Lockets, Clocks,

And ornaments of all kinds.

Silver ami Gold Plato.elegant Solid Silver Ten Sel.

suitable for Presentation.

ENGRAVING AND NATIVE JKWELiHYA Specialty.

Repairing In Mil lt brnurhea.V Hole Ajfents for King's Ey PrfeiTri.

UNION FEED CO,,

Qt'.rrn f-- Etlinburgh Sir??!?,

WHOl.KSALK A RKTAIL

Dealers hi

II A Y A X I J K A I X ,

Telephone Xo. 175.

Goods delivered piomptly.

Ixlnud Ortler SoliclteM.

;ref

We have received a consignment o the mostEconomical ai.J Valuable Eei d for all

kinds o stock, viz..- -

COOKED LINSEED MEAL.It is the greatest Flenh former. Milk and

Butter producer in uie.

Oil L ake Meal sho a s a'oc t a7 per cen t. of uuritive matter; this nearly :! per cent.

100 fts. o t:his meal is equal to 300 itn. of oats,or 31S Vs. of corn, or to 7 Bs. of wheat bran.

For Sale in Lots to Suit- -

Also, out Unrivalled .MIXED as well asour i siial .supply of the b;-s- l kinds o

Hay, Oats, Wlieal, Corn, Klc.

LA1NE fe CO.a tf

John F. Colhurn,Importer and Dealer in

Hay and G rain.)Corner Kins: and Maunakea Streets.

friGoods delivered promptly.Mutual telephone 387. 37 tf

TELEPHONE 55

'NTEEPSISPIL.rLAMiMi 3ilJiJi. IP

Alakea. near tliieen St.;ts-t- f

To the L3ublic.

1 llU J til 1IH 1 ItlllMv'I V

Oillce with C. K. Miller. 4i! Merchant street.

Bell Telephone 377. Mutual Telephone 391

I am fully prepared to do all kinds of drayage,hauling or moving work, all of wulch I will guai-ante- e

to execute faithfully.W ly S. F. GRAHAM, Proprietor.

,T. H . R O K Tl 9

Successor to

J. M. Oat, Jr., & ('o.,

STATIONERS & NEWS DEALERS,

Hawaiian Gazette Block.27 Merchant St.. Honolulu. II. I.

41 t:

JOSHUA II END Y

A Facliine WY ikKo. 35 to 51 Fremont Stieet.

HAN FRANCISCO.

Maiiufarturersof N.-- and dealers in Secoud-ban- d

Boilcs. Kiigiiies ami Marliinery

Of Every f escrlit ion.

Have constantly in snick New and second-han-

v i -- wni: k i . ; .M i n n v,M A if I N IS'I ' T Mils,

r R RIG ATI Nf J AND PUMPING MACHINERYPIPING, PIPE-FITTINGS- ETC.

Catalogues and price lists forwardeil upon appli-cation. ?fe'j:t.lv

X. F. IUJI5GKSS,SI Hiux St.. Honolulu.

13 A G Gr A (J KAND

GKNKUAIi KXPKKSS.Dray i ii and stenmer freight carefully

handled.

Oflire Telephone 202. Kenldenee 152.1137 dec"?tf

Clans Spreckels Wm. G Irwin.

CLAUS SPKECKELS & CO.,

HONOI .I'LL' HAWAII AX ISLANDS,

firaw Kxoliauge 011 the priucipul parts of thewo rkl.

Will receive depoHits oil open account, makecollections and conduct a general hanking andexchange business.

Deposits heariujf interest received in their Savhies Department subject to published rules andreiculiitio.is. 17oc'Uf

M. PHILLIPS & Co.,

I importers mid Wholesale Itealerw ii:Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Men's Furnish-

ing and Fancy cioods. No. 11 Kaaiiuiuunu Street.Honolulu, H.I. 25tf-w- tt

CLAUS SPKKCKkl.S mm. a ikis.WM. G. IRWIN & Co.,

Ljr;.K FACrOKS and Commissionk5 At; h. NTS. Honolulu U. I.

MAOFAELANE & CO-- ,

rilOLESAI--E IIKAMHS AM) JEXeral Jobbers tn winks ana lniuks.Xo. l' Haaliuniann .Street,

HONOLT'Lir. 28-t- f

H. HACKFELD & CO.,KXKKAI, COJIJI1SSIOV AUEXTS.Gf L'6 tf Queen St., Honolulu, H.l.

F. BANNLNS. W. MAICKTKN8. P OrriiKHKIT

ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & Cu.,A 'ominission Mrrclianls.Importers Honolulu, H. I. 'J7-t- f

AV3I. McCANDliESS,No. ()ueen Street,

Fish Market. Dealer in choicest BE Eh--, VEAL

MUTTON, FIH, etcFamily and Shipping Orders carefully attended

to. live Stock furnished to vessels at shortnotice, and vegetables of all kinds supplied toorder. 29tf

W. 11. ALDHICH.eneral llusiness Aeut.

Has removed to J. I. Dowsett's store. Queen st.,where he will attend to any business entrustedto his rare.

DF.POT OF UNION DAIRY.

Orders for milk respectfully solicited, audprompt attention given to the delivery of thesame.

New Photograph Ilooms.

NICHOL'S STORE. FORT STREET,OVKH the Shooting Gallery. Pictures, Port-raits and Views. First-clas- s work. Satisfactionguaranteed. 114ap2 . A. GONSALVES.

Emploviiieiit Office

rpHK UNDERSIGNED HAS MOVED INTO1 the office of Mr. J. K. Wiseman, w here he

will be prepared to furnish household servants,collect bills, do Anjjlo-Chines- e interpreting, and ageneral business. 51 SOYONO.

DE. 1. GOTOAND SURGEON. LEPROSY A

1)HYSU'IAN Office hours at Kakaako. fromJ to 11 a. hi. every day except Sunday. Will visitpatients at their residence by request. All otlie rdiseases treated at tils otnee, corner 01 l unni-bo- wl

and lieretania streets. Office hours from 1

to 5 r- - ' Sunday's, from 8 to 12 a.m. 112apra

xo r:rpHE COTTAGE NOW OCCUPIED BY MIL K.

1 W. Tucker, containing six rooms, bathroom, pantry, veranda room, etc. There are aWstables, carriage house, servant's room, all ingood order. Apply to E. II. HENDBY, at PacificHardware Co. 'a Store, Port street. .I'JSdecltf

CHRISTMAS UOItK.

ETT F.KING AND ILLUMINATINc , DONEI j upon any kind of material. Mottoes, rnou-ograiu- s

and original designs outli ned for fancywork. Orders taken for Christmas curds of Ha-waiian subjects and sc-ner- unliable to rtfudabroad. MKS.'j. D. STRONG.

'1H Fort street.Mutual Telephone No.

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:. CUKRY & RR OTHER,mportp:p.s AND DEALER IX HOT--I g'ins. P.Hles and Pistols, Colt Winchester,

Kennedy and Martin Magazine Rifles. Itemington, Sharps and Eailard sporting P.IHe.. Agentsfor W. W. (ireener. Colt, Parker and RemingtonBreech-loadin- g Double Guns, Colt and smith AWesson Pistols. X.CURRY & BRO , 11 san-som- e

street, San Franciwo Cal.

SUBSCRIPTIONS :

Daily I. ('. AIjVKhtiskr, one year O'J

DaILY I. C. AUVKKTISKB, SIX IllOIltllS 3 00Uaily P. C. Auvkktiskk, three months 1 5'JDaily 1. C Auvkktiskk, per month 50WtKKl.Y P. C Advkrtwkk, one year 5 OU

F eign Subscription, W. P. C. A. (includingpottage) 6 50

Payable Invariably in Advance

Dutton' Dinner.ERTAINLY &Vo

Dutton was a drtclHe was a dudeclerk in a Teraa6tore. He is a fre-quent visitor at thepalatial mansion ofJudge Peterby.Dutton is a specialpet of Mrs. Peter-b- v.

and is susiect--

ed of having designs on the affections of MLss

Mollio Peterby, the belle of Austin, who isalso wealthy.

A few days ago Jim was invited to dine at8 o'clock at the Peterby mansion, but heheard during the morning that a prominentsheepman would be at the store about thattime to purchase a big bill of goo. Is, so Jimhad to forego the pleasure of dining with thePeterbj-s- .

A little after " Jim said to the coloredporter, Sam Johnsing:

"Sam, I want you to go to Mrs. JudgePeterby, give her my compliments, and tellher that I regret my inability to be presentat dinner."

"Yes, sah.""And, Sam, take my dinner la.sket with

you, and on your way back bring me mythinner from the restaurant on the corner, anJbe quick about it."

In due time Sam returned with the dinnerbasket, which he opened and spread the con-

tents on the table in the oiIi-e- , when this con-

versation occurred :

"Why, what is this.'" said Dutton in amaze-ment, I told you to bring me an ordinary-dinner-

and here you brought me a dinner fitfor a king."

"I jess tuck what Mrs. Peterby guv me.""What! Mrs. Peterby put up this dinne:.-:- "

"Yes, sah, I tole her what jou said.""What did I say?""You told me ter tell Mrs. Peterby dat you

couldn't come ter dinner, and for her to putyour dinner in de basket."

"Oh, my God:" said Dutton, sinking backinto his chair. It was some time before herecovered. Then he soliloquized:

"How can I nryself in her goodgraces I know how I'll manage it. Here,Sam."

"Yes, sah.""Take this ?2 bill, go to the florist's, buy a

handsome bouquet and take it to Mrs. Peter-by, with my compliments. Do you under-stand me"

"Yes, sah."In a short time Sain returned with a broad

grin on his face."Did you give those flowers to Mrs.

Peterby?''Yes, sala She tuck de flowers.""What diil she sayfShe said she was elr so much obleeged.

and she wanted ter gib me a quarter, but I

told her yer can't come dat game on me; demflowers cost ? J."

As Sannassed over the back fence DuttonOt a fair shot at him but mi.-o-e-d him. A"

intelligent colored orter can get a jo'j by ap-

plying on the premises. Texa Sittings.

All for Style.

0$ '

LW ft, aV-- '- --WX'i

tr - i 1. m

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"Now, Iiemuel, doan yo' let me heah ob yo'in dat otl when you's out ob my sight,

or vo" git de bigges" rakin" down yo'eler had.Lan"! eberylly as is anylxly wahs dustalit"when dey tralM'Is to k1-- ; der clothi-- s clean:"

IUs kon it's all right, Ilaim- - r, if we warfollerin' de styles, but sm-ho- fr udder I

fwls iow'fully a'kard wid it "long."HarjH-r'- s Bazar.

Tlie Vomis ID-:t- .

Kiml friend (to l.oy sutrt-rin- tortures fromtoothache) With such line white tt-t- as youhave, Georgie, you ought not to have thetoothache.

Georgie Oh, dear! Outwardly thy arewhite.! sepulchres, but inwardly they areravening wolves. Life.

"Why, James, what is the matter.'" a-,-k dthe high school girl, as her brother came, inwith his eye blackened.

"Oh, had a fight xvith a couple of kids; butI'll get at 'em on at a time and take it outof their hides. se if I d.,n't," replied Jim.

"Oh, James, don't say 'take it out of theirhids,' that is vile slang. Say, extract itfrom their epidermis." Pittsburg Chroiucle-Telegrap- h.

Observing Little Girl Mamm-i- . w ho is thatyoung man on the other ide of the car?

Mamma I don't know, dear, wLyfObserving Little Girl He l.oks so queer

has three eyebrows.Mamma How do you make that 01Observing Little Girl He has one over

each eye and one over his mouth.The young man bad inqiortant business to

transact in the first barber shop to be seen,and the passengers all wondered why he gotpn just to fide one block. Chicago j.W-r- .

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PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. DECEMBER !6, 168ft.

Sdwttscuttnts.THE TREATY ;P!Tt:5fE:rn:$.IVvil and Ceo. W. Eider in the Coapttrade. Every busine.? man will readilyii'luiit tlii-- - With ree t to the present ;

year, counting from March :'At, the;Kiibsidy ha Ireen more than earned, the i

LATEST NEWS.

Sixteen Days' Later News by theAustralia.

THE DAILY

Pacific Commercial k&mimIS PUBLISHED

EVI RY MORMJsG.

TERMS OF SI RM KIPTIOX,

CHAS. PETERSEN'S SONS,Sun Frnuvlneo, t"l..

Manufacturers of all kinds of LAUNDRY ud TOILET

SOAPStWOct our quotations before placing your onlets.

B. F. EHLEES & CO.

fatly

a fine line

Groocls,some re;il -

Are sh'iwiiiK

IXoliclayAlso,

DRESDEN CHINA ORNAMENTS.

DAVIS & WILDES,Importers and Dealers in

Nfftple itntl taut) Uroeerie. lroluee. I'rov hIohh ml Feel.

IN"o. 50 lort .street.Announce to their i:itrouH ami the pul.lio the receipt of an invoice of CROSSE A BLACKWELI.'SFANCY GROOKKIKS, couiprininK. without specification, their statnlarA lirud of ConRerVM,t able ielleeie ami 4 liriliiia f:lille.

The arrival of the "Zealamlia," now due, will enable u to offer an additional invoice of .

lected delicacies for the Xmas season. We recommend t; families atrial of our No. I FamilyFlour, I'reiiio" .MillH and "Aiielior" lira ml, in So pound and 10 jound xackM, uliitiiiouM,pearl 'white, unequalled bread-makin- g Flour.

California and Island 13 litterA specialty. FKCITS. VEKTABI.ES, OYSTERS and Bt'TTEK received on ICE by vry.1 trainer.

FAT (JOHN FED TURKEYSFor Thanksgiving ami Xms. Prices low. Quality guaranteed and delivery prompt,

r. O. Box 503. 7itf Ilotli Telelioue. No.

H. S. CROCKER & CO.,

215, 217, 219, Hush street, San Franeiso.

Stationers, Printers, LithographersAM)

Blank Book AIaiixi.factur,ers.15 Jy-- 3 3m

The undersigned lias justopened up a new assortment

of Goods, suitable for theseason.

W. C. SPR0ULL,FORT STREET.

232 tf

(C TRADE J)y MARK

lreilent Olevof jiti'I Itiromnirndthf 1'oiitiuiMuce ol the Treaty.

"I ej.prts my unhesitating convictionthat the intimacy of our relations withHawaii should bo emphasized. As a re-

sult of the Reciprocity Treaty of 175,those islands, on the highway of Orientaland Australian traffic, are virtually anoutpoet of At .ericin commerce and astepping-ston- e to the growing trade ofthe Pacific. The Polynesian Islandsgro ips have been so absorbed by otherand more jowerful governments that theHawaiian Islands are left almot alonein the enjoyment of their autonomy,which it is important for us should bepreserved. Our treaty is now termin-able in one year's notice, but proposi-tions to abri"'ate it will, in my judg-

ment, be mo- -t d. The para-

mount influence we have there acquired,once relinquished, rould only with diff-iculty be regained, and a valuable coigneof vantage for ourselves might be con-

verted into a stronghold for our com-

mercial competitors. I earnestly re-

commend that the existing treaty stipu-lations be extended for a further term ofseven years. A recently-signe- d treatyto this end is now e the Senate.The importance of telegraphic commu-- i

ideation between those islands and thej l'nited States should not be overlooked."

j A fine Vessel.One of the finest specimens of marine

i architecture built n this Coa-- t is thebarkentine Planter, recently constructed;.t Port Ludlow ford. Kentiield it Co. ofthis city for the Sandwich Islands trade,The vessel was designed and built byCharles Murray, who also built the well-- !

known barkentine Discovery, which re- -

centlv arrived from Honolulu in a famousrun of twelve and a half days. ThePlanter is 151 feet keel, Vu1., feet beam

; and Rf'.j feet depth of hold, and carries050 M feet of lumber, or 950 tons of gen- -

eral merchandise. The vessel is a linemodel, designed jointly for sjeed amicarrying capacity. Her heavy timbers,deck beams, knees, breast In oks andwaterways show her to be as substan-tial as wood and iron can make her, and,in addition, her fine cabin, finished inpolished woods and elegantly furnished,will make her a popular vessel for pas-

sengers. She is commanded by CaptainW. Perriman. A reception was had onboard the vessel yesterday, and a largenumber of nautical men who were onboard praised the vessel highly. S. F.Call, Dee. 2d.

Siirciiie Court.AT CIIAMI'.KKS UKKOKK PHtsTOV, J.

Wkonksd a y, December 15th.In the matter of the guardianship of

Eliza Meek ol Honolulu, a minor. Ap-

plication of .John Meek and wife, parentsof the minor, that George Houghtailingof Honolulu be appointed guardian oftheir daughter. The Court granted theirrequest and ordered that letters of guard-

ianship issue as prayed for under bond of$500. The minor owns in her own rightreal property situated in Koolaupoko andHonolulu, valued at $3,000, from whichan income of $350 is annually derived.Mr. Houghtailing having complied withthe conditions, the letters were issued.Mr. W. A. Whiting for the applicants.

JUIFOIU: TIIK MASTER.

S. Ephraim vs. the owners of the barkForest Queen. The taking of evidenceof witnesses was continued. Hon. PaulNeumann for plaintiff; F. M. Hatch fordefendants.

Sninoaii Affair.The President in his message to Con-

gress states that for the past few yearscivil perturbations in the Samoan Isl-

ands have embarrassed the treaty pow-

ers Germany, England and the UnitedStates. King Maliatoa's weakness ledhim to seek protection in some one quar-

ter, regardless of the engagements whichforbade one iKwer to acquire any para-mount interest. Last May Maliatoa of-

fered to place Samoa under the protec-tion of the United States, and the lateConsul, P.erthold Greenebaum, of SanFrancisco, without authority assumed togrant it. The proceeding was promptlydisavowed, and the overzealous otlicialrecalled. Special agents of the threegovernments have been deputed to ex- -

amine the Samoan situation, and har-- jmony cannot fail to be restored.

Ieatlt on Hawaii.i On Wednesday, December Sth, Miss

Carrie Smith, sister of Mr. EdwardSmith, Deputy Sheriff of Kau, Hawaii,died at her brother's residence, Waio-- ihinu, Kau, Hawaii. Miss Smith had

'

been a victim of consumption, and cameto the Islands about six weeks ago insearch of health. The funeral took

i place the following day, and wis at-- ;

tended by many sympathizing friends.The Rev. James Kauhane conducted theservices.

Another Snieide.Captain Hopu of the schooner Halea-- .

kala, which arrived from Hilo, Hawaii,yesterday, reports that a Chinese laborercommitted suicide on Monday last byhanging himself in his room with hissash. The man was employed on Mr.C. Afong's Pepeekeo plantation in the

;

Hilo district. The deceased had de-- iserted the service in which he was en-

gaged, and was afterwards found on Oahuand ordered to return.

.Mr. J. II. Itrouai.This gentleman, who has recently set-

tled in Honolulu, announces by advertise-men- tto-da- y that he has located himself

in temporary offices on Hotel street, ad-

joining the Tahiti Lemonade lVjot, asaccountant, average adjuster, land andhouse agent, etc. Mr. Brown is wellqualified by experience for theance of any business that may be en- -

tru-te- d to him.

j. n:. BROWN".Accouiitaiit, Land and Estate

Aareiit and Average Adjuster.

TEMPORAY OVFICEs Adjoining Tahiti Letu-osaU- e

Depot. Hotel street.Keerecces Hou. A. S. Clegtorc, R. J. Creish-tou- .

Esq.X?r TELEPHONE No. :rs-ileoltt- f

A Book of Mmm

GODFREY'S

REPORTOF THE

mm itlA )WlA. linn(I UllTU WW

And Complete I udex

ISills lMel. Postponed mikI Tnbled.

Also, Committee Reports

And MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS.

111 1 CT GO

For Sale atJ . Trl. SOPER'8.

;t."7 ddecl6 wdeclit)

DUFFY'S

m Malt WhiskvV

F ( It

IVIecliciiia I LTse.NO FFSEL OIL.

Absolutely Pure and Unadulterated

IN I'SK l N

Hospitals.'uratlve Institutions,

IntirinarleN,AND

Freseribed by l'hysicians Everywhere

THE ONLY

Pure StimulantFor the Sick, Invalids, Convalescing Patient,

Aped l'eople,

WEAK AND DEBILITATED WOMEN.

Awarded FIRST PRIZE GOLD MtDAL atWorld's E position, New Orleann, La.. 1S'.

lor Kxeellenee ami lMirily.

Macfiirlane &Co.,Sole Atreiit

r,9d-w- tf

'0 niuLM)1 1 i w i i i n i i i iii in. ilunui li 1.

This absolutely pureCIDER is manufac-

tured in the orchardone year before plac-

ing it on the market,and generates its owngas by natural fer-

mentation.

A small invoice justreceived and for saleby

31 AC FAR LANK a CO.

LOST.

VLACE HANDKERCHIEF, WITH THEB. P. B., the property of Hr Roval

Highness Princess Lllluokalici. The finder willle sultitly rewarded on account of personal

lue attached by owner. Keturn to Chamber-liln'- qoffice. J13 noY7tf

Oceanic Company carrying six extra '

mails to and from the Coast in 3,000-to- n

ships, and yet because a smaller vessel ,

wa. employed for one trip, while one of j

the Company's ships wai undergoing ex- - j

tensive repairs, the " Herald" arguesthat the Government U justified in repu- - i

diating the entire debt of $"'4,Q0o, and j

continuing to repudiate.This, we submit, i.s as unwi.--e in poli- -

tics as it is had in morals. This country !

has submitted to many things in pa- -

tience, but it will not submit to repudi- -

ation. That is something which will j

exhaust (i.itien- iuvI work its own cure !

by summary primers. The hUgge.Stion ofsiK h a thing in an otherwise reputableHawaiian journal will injure the countryabroad, and it has been so badly hurt of ;

late that it can ill afford any further as- - j

saults ujon its integrity. Cut the evil !

does not wholly travel abroad. It is ;

felt here, for it must tend to lower the i

moral tone and encourage a resort to j

trickery and dishonest subterfuges toevade honorable and lawful obligations.If the subsidy to the Oceanic .Steamship j

Company is to be withheld for the rea-- !

sons stated by the "Herald," the pay-- ;ment of a merchant's bill of goods may j

be repudiated because the goods were j

not delivered at a precise hour and in aparticular way. We warn those who arebehind this movement that they are !

treading upon dangerous ground. There j

can be no doubt whatever that the sub- - '

sidy has been faithfully earned. Thereis no doubt tint the community favor itspayment; and there is equally littledoubt that payment will be made in duetime, the tortuous iolicy of repudiationput forward in the Herald" notwith- -

standing.

THE SUGAR MARKET.

Our California correspondent writes:Nothing new in sugr?r in an Francisco,and no changes to note.

NEW YORK MAKKKT.

A moderate amount of business hastranspired during the past three days,but the market has undergone no essen- -

change, either with resjK-c- t to thecharacter of the demand or the quotablerange of values. Refiners continue topurchase only as their wants arise, andchiefly on the spot, the light productionthat is now being turned out from therefineries in operation leading to theadoption of a conservative policy in car-rying stocks. The purchases have beenchiefly of low grade East India product,that show steady prices on the basis of45u cents fair refining, while the fewparcels of centrifugals taken have sold at5 :;-- l; for '. test. There has beenscarcely any business reported in Cubacargoes on cost and freight terms. Thenew crop is now near at hand, andbuyers are not disposed to stock up inexcess of their wants with old sugars.Sellers' views are about 27 cents for !

test centrifugal, although one parcel "s

said to have been offered at 2 RMt',while buyers would readily pay 234.There has been a moderate business inbeet at lis. 3d. (? lis. 4'.jd., cost andfreight for firsts, and 9s. l'.jd. 9s. 3d.for after products, but on account of thesharp advance cabled from Londonthere were very few firm offers on themarket, and these were much abovebuyers' views. The advance in Londonwas probably due to the liquidation ofspeculative trading that fell due at theclose of the month, and consequently ithad but little influence uion this market.

Our latest quotations are :

T. V,t

c77 T

j

-- S

s su()tjj(itir i

j

x --I I

-- i! 31 i

!

A Crushed, C.l4: (iranulateil, 5 .. f.dvunreof Stmlarfl A, ndvanre of New Yorkmarket tirtn ami fairly active.

livening Sale. '

This evening Mr. L.J. Levey will hold j

a sale of Christmas goods at his sales- -

room.' The goods are now open to in- -

spection, and include dinner sets, toilet i

soaps, statuary, prfume boxes, ladies'and children's dresses, oleographs, setsof glassware, manicure sets, smokers'sets, clocks, watches, jewelrv, Chinasilks, bronze ware, paisley shawls, a fullassortment of Christmas cards, hero-phon-s,

etc. Particular attention is calledto a fine stock of rugs w hich w ill also leottered. Special accommodations willK provided for ladies.

Mr. Atkinson, well known in this citv athe mail agent on the Australian service,!was thrown out ut a man wagon in ssnFrancisco recently and ratber severely

The Bulgarlau Crli.

Another candidate, the Duke of Old-

enburg, has been proposed for the Bul-

garian throne.The Porte has endeavored to mediate

between Russia and Bulgaria.Turkey has sent a note to the Towers

asking advice on the solution of the dirti-cult- y.

,

Turkey accepts Trince Nicholas of

Mingrelia as a candidate for the Bulga-

rian throne.A prominent Turkish f'i-ia- l has de-

clared that the Forte fear a crisis at anymoment, leading inevitably to Russianintervention and a Kurojean war in the

pnng.The I'orte advises the Regency to ac-

cept I'rince Nicholas.I'rince Alexander has arrived in Lon-

don.Ireland.

The expectation of a quiet Winter inIreland has been rudely disturbed. Di-

llon's speeches sounded the first note ofalar;:i, and the Government have de-

cided to prosecute him. It is lelievedthe seizure of the "L'nited Ireland" hasbeen decided ujon. The coercive iolieyof the Government is approved by LordHartington.

(iermmiy.A meeting of the Frontier Defense

Commission has been held, which waspractically a council of war.

The I'russian Minister of War, in thecourse of a speech in the Reichstag, said :

"Despite her pacific policy, Germanywithin a measurable time will be in-

volved in war."Trail re.

Premier De Freyeinct has announcedthe resignation of the Ministry. TheMinister of the Interior had spoken inopposition to a notice to abolish the officeof Sub-Prefect- s, ami the Oppositionseized the opportunity to overthrow thoGovernment.

yi ineel la ueoii.The "Journal des Debats" says that a

formal agreement has been concludedbetween China and England againstRussia, and that it provides for the ces-

sion of Port Hamilton to China.Spain has at length induced Bismarck

to abandon his proposal to establish anaval station at the Caroline Islands.

Cholera is still raging in the Argen-

tine Republic.The French Government is still press-

ing the English Cabinet hard for satis-

factory assurances as to the withdrawalof troops from Egypt.

The Spanish Cortez has unanimouslyvoted an extra credit of $4."),(XKl,(M)0 toimprove the navy.

Earthquake shocks were felt in Sum-mervil- le

and Charleston up to November2Sth.

The Campbell divorce case in Londonwas in course of hearing at the date oflast advices.

A New t oaster.A - new stern-whe- el American river

steamboat will be launched this morn-ing from the Esplanade by Mr. J. A.Dower, who has been engaged in thebuilding during the last six weeks. Herlength over all is 75 feet, width 20 feet,ami the draft is expected to be 4 or 5inches 10 inches when loaded, the ves-

sel being of the flat bottom type. Mr.Hughes, Chiaf Engineer of the steamdredge, will put in the engines (two often horse-powe- r each) and machinery.The craft has been built to the order ofMr. M. I. Robinson for the I'earl Rivertrade; she will run both inside and out- -

side the reef, and owing to her lightdraft will perform the trip more rapidlythan steamers. She will be fitted withan awning deck from bow to stern andwill carry freight and passengers. Mr.Dower is one of the three who built thefirst steamer at I'uget Sound.

Tlie Australia.The Oceanic Company's steamship

Australia arrived in port a few minutesbefore 12 o'clock last night. She leftSan Francisco at 2 o'clock p. m. on De-

cember 8th with a strong southeastwind, and the bar breaking heavily.On the 9th the wind hauled to the south-west and blew from that quarter untilthe 14th. Exjerienced strong headwinds and heavy sea from the north-ward for the first six days out. Shebrought thirty-fou- r cabin and twenty- -

four steerage passengers, and 1,010 tonsof freight. Captain II. C. Houdlette isnow commander, and the other officersare: Purser, Mr. M. II. Redolfe; chiefofficer, Mr. R. T. Lawless; chief en-- t

gineer, Mr. J. Muirhead ; Doctor, II.Laidlaw. The Australia docked at theOceanic Company's wharf.

Ioliee Court.BKFORK J'OI.U K Jl'STICK ISICKEKToX.

"Wkonesday, December 15th.Nahupu was fined $0 for drunkenness.Lee Chin and Ah Ho, charged with

having opium in possession, were re-

manded at their own request to the 17thinstant.

Ah Hung and Ah Sing, alias Aseii,were charged with having opium inossession, pleaded not guilty and were

remanded at their own request to the17th instant.

Ah Sing, charged on remand with ha-in- g

opium in iossession, pleaded notguilty. As there was some difficulty inidentifying the bags containing theopium, a nolle pros was entered.

The Australia made the trip from isyd-dav- s

nev to San Francisco in 23 Is hour-i- .

Per annumisix aioaths . 3 00

r month . 5 Or

ar.Huberlptlou J'hmMp ,tlHft)iliiAdvaorr.

Commuiiii ttions frouj all parti t the Kingdomwill alway t) very

Persona re"iijliii In auy part of tr,e L'nited states !

can remit the amount of suW riptioii Due r,y I'oht i

Oftlce money order.Matter intended for niitilk-Htiof- i 1 rt the editorial

columns htiouM addresser toElMTOR rUHt ( (IXM KRI TAL A 1 V KKTIM.K.'BuslueiM Comuiuni.-alior- fl v.-- r Ui on-n-

ftoulJ be addressed MuupiyP. (.'. A I VKH TJSKK.

A ad not tu individuals

Pacific Commercial Advertiser

Ja now for Hale dmly ul li.r i t i!t .1 e J '. t r :

X. H. SOPER . Merchant streetCRYSTAL SODA WORKS. ..Hotel streetT. O. THRUM fort street

Five Ouli per Copy.

THURSDAY Dooemrer loth.

THE REPUDIATION ORGAN .

When the "Herall" accepted tl?contract to create a sentiment againstthe Oceanic Steamship Company as a

reliminary to repudiation of its lawfulclaims, it misjudged its own influenceand the moral sense of the community.When the late Attorney (leneral ad-

vised that a similar course might betaken upon a recent occasion, publiccondemnation was so pronounced thathe was promptly removed from theCabinet until a capable lawyer, in sym-pathy with the ceneral polk - of theGovernment, could be induced tr 1 cy-t

j

office. The void was ultimately tilledby the appointment of Mr. Antone Rosato the Attorney ( Jeneralship, but thatgentleman is far too sound a lawyer andtoo honorable a man to advise eitherthe repudiation of the floating debt con-

tracted by a former Cabinet or thesteamship subsidy honestly earnedunder a specific enactment. We mustlook, therefore, to other quarters for theexplanation of a iolicy so detrimentalto the public interests. That the "Her-ald" has been ued to "feel the publicpulse" in this business is past question,and that it has failed in producing theimpression hojed for i.s equally clear.Nothing could well be more pronouncedthan the tone of disapprobation of the"Herald" repudiation article, when thefacts of the case were stated by the Ad-

vertiser on Tuesday last.As we anticipated, however, the organ

of repudiation shifts its ground in itsreply of Wednesday, and attempts tocover its own deliberate misstatement ofthe law by the still more culpable moraloffense cf accusing the officers of theLegislature and the Committee on Re-

vision and Enrollment of corruptly al-

tering the text of the Oceanic SteamshipSubsidy bill after its third reading. Thisis a very serious charge indeed, andshows to what length the repudiatorsare prepared to go to carry out theirdishonest and reprehensible purjose. Itis, however, quite as true as the state-ment that the Act as approved containsa stipulation that the sailing of the sub-sidized steamshins should be at datesnot less than ten days apart. No doubtthe newspaper report of the 27th Auguststates that an amendment to this effectby Mr. Thurston was "approved" or"accepted," but we must conclude thattlr was an error on the part of the re-

porters, as on the third reading, whichtook place on the 30th of August, thebjU was read and passed without thatamendment, Mr. Thurston being presentand actively participating in the pro-

ceedings. Indeed there can be littledoubt on that point, inasmuch as Mr.Dickey proposed an identical addition tosubsection 4 of the bill on the thirdreading, which was defeated, and thefinal passage was taken without it. Ref-erence to the approved minutes of August 27th, being part of the journal of j

the Legislature, fails to show the adop-

tion of any such amendment.We have the law and only the law,

therefore, to deal with in this case; amithere is nothing in the law itself to pre-

vent the steamshis arriving and depart-ing on the same day. Public conveni-ence and business interests, however,are a sufficient reason for making aseven a division of each month for steam-ship movements as jossible. And noone who examines into the questionwithout prejudice can come to any otherconclusion than this, that the OceanicCompany has served the business andproducing classes of these Islands betterthan they were ever served by anyother transportation company, and thatthey have more than earned the subsidypaid and guaranteed by law.

No question can 1k raised now as tothe payment of subsidy for Decemberlast and the first three months of thisyear because the action of the Govern-ment in making these payments was in-

dorsed by the legislature despite per-

sistent efforts to the contrary by the Op-

position. Rut in any case, the excep-tional conditions created by the Austra-lian mail contract, so im-orta- nt to thedevelopment of Hawaiian commerce,twere in themselves sufficient to excusehe temporary employment of the is- -'

CHRISTMAS

The Popular Millinery House,

104: TTort StreetjST, S. SVCTIS, Popi-ietoi-- .

Just opened, a fine selection of useful and ornamental articles, tuiitaLle for ChrUt-m- a

Gifts. The entire lot will be offered a trifle above cost price. In addition tf theabove we will offer

EXTRA INDUCEMENTSDuriug the Holiday Season in every department.

Special EToliday Sale,Commencing SATURDAY, Decembor 11, 1H8C, for three weeks only, we will offer the g

bargains :

Satins, polid colorn ami striped, at 35c a yard.Mikado Towel Tidies in pink, buff and blue, at 2.c.Lisle Thread Howe, open work, in pink, light blue and cardinal, at COc a pair.Ladies' Chemisest, at 40c.Silk Gloves, all colors, at 50c a pair.Children's Gingham Dres-H- , at 40c.Colored Border Handkerchiefs, at $1 a dozen.

The above iriee we Ktinrautee for Ilie Holiday Keaon Oulv.

rMRi. M ELLIS' dremoruaking nt on he premlRes. 74

PRESENTS.AT--

Honolulu.

BUSINESS.

:o:- -

QUARTE IvLY

J. 3S. WISEMIST,JeiieraIi;tisiurH Agent.

Campbell's Block, Merchant Street, Honolulu.ESTABLISHED 1879.

Bocks and arcouutH and collections Mtended to promptly.Bell Telephone 172. l O. Box 315. li Mutual Telephone S72.

LEWIS fe CO.,Ill Fort Street. Importer anil Iealer In

Staple and Fancy Groceries.Prtl:sk goods

By every steamer from California, an. I always on hand, a full and complete line of

Provisions, !Etc llJtc.(A Satisfaction guaranteed. Telephone No. 240. P. O. Box No. 297.

PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, DECEMBER 16, 1886.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.BY AUTHORITY. SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTES. Statistmints.

f

L0VEJ0Y & CO.,

Wine and Spirit jSIercliaiatsNo. 15 Nuuanu Street.

IUviiij enlatrft I atid renovated their .store and replenished their Htock. are now fully j reparitd tosupply all goods in their line at very loweM market mte.

99ROYAL CLXJii GiSSpecial attention is callviljio thin extra quality of X, bein(j thrirown lmporUtiou and a rj

uperior article.A full assortment of California M iu and all tbe Wt hi&tids of Beer, Al and Porler

always m stix-k- . Also, 'enuic I.oilin Itttilrrfr sweet Champagne, quarts and pint.

Cordials, Xiiquenrs, l:ittcrs, iiltc.Island orders promptly attended to and goods rarwfully packed for shipment.

Trlerioii- - 30. 15ijanl 1. . Bo 1ST.

RECEIVED, cxA LAHOK ASSORTMENT OF

MUSIC--INCLUDING-

.Martin Guitars, Fancy Goods, Toys

And XMAS CAKD8 for the Holidays. Also received a atock of

luoliMllur Kel Itocberw. Call autl F.xamln.

WEST, DOW & CO.330

itCHAS. J. PISHEL.

GKEt'ISTD OPEN ING--OF-

MILLINERY GOODS--WILL BE

Saturday, Monday and Tuesday,

November 6th, Sth. and 9th.

artiiH'lli's cider if absolutely pure.Head advertisement of Martinelli's

cider.Yuen Kee cV Co. have removed to Hotel

street.!

Martinelli's cider is the be-- t and purest j

made. j

For fancy article-- , suitable for Christinas i

gifts, go to SachV store. j

If you wish to l ay a stylish hat. ladiesbonnet or child's cap, go to Sachs' store.

Val Itlatz Milwaukee lager beer is thefinest in the market. IJottled expresslyfor this climate.

A lot of Mikado fans, embroideredhandkerchiefs ami toilet sets for sale cheapat Sachs' store.

Malaria, the curse of large sections-- , is

positively cured and prevented by the useof DutVv's Pure Malt Whi-k- y.

Cndresscd kid gloves, ladies' underwearpink, white, cream ami blue c ashmere jusireceived by last steamer, at C. .1. Fishers.

Messrs. Wing n Wo A: Co. , of Mauna-- f

kea street, beg leave to notify the publicthat they have just received a lar'e cjnan- -

t it y of XXX nnd other choice brands ofManila cigars, of the be--- t quality, for saieat moderate prices.

Dr. Clinton A. Sage. M. D., Pekin. N. Y.writes: "I have been prescribing Du fly'sPure Malt Whisky and find it adapted toeases requiring a pure alcolioiic stimu-lant."

The largest and best stock of Christmascards ever seen in this city just arrived; allnew and of the very latest designs. Callearly and select. Kin;; Pros.' art store.Hotel street.

SIR HERMAN BENDEL.

A Situ Francisco .Merchant liiiiuhictlIty Hitliikaiin.

The "Keport" says: "Herman P.on-de- l,

representative in Honolulu of theAmerican Sugar llelinery, and a partnerin the house of Tillmann & Bendel ofthis city, has been made a Knight Com-

mander of Kapiolani by Kin.; Kalakaua,and suitably decorated. The title ofMajor accompanies the rank. Mr. Ben-de- l

arrived in this city by the Mariposa.The patent of nobility which Mr. Bendedpossesses includes the document men-

tioned and a gold decoration, which maybe either pinned on the breast or sus-

pended about the neck by a ribbon.The lower part of it consists of a Maltesecross, between the red limbs of whichare four small gold crowns, and in thecenter where they converge is set thecoat-ol-ar- of Kalakaua. This cross issurmounted by a massive gold crown,and above this are little golden adorn-ments.

The order of knighthood of which Mr.Bendel is now a member is auong thehighest in the catalogue of Hawaiianaristocracy. There are four orders be-

low it.

A Sailor Iost Overboard.The barkentine Discovery arrived in

San Francisco November .')0th, fromHonolulu, after a passage of twelve and

one-ha- lf days. She reported that onNovember 23rd, when in latitude 31 deg.N., longitude 150 deg. W., M. Christian-son- ,

a native of Norway, aged 20 years,fell overboard while drawing water andwas drowned. The ship was broughtround and a life-buo- y thrown overlward.A boat was then lowered and pulled to-

ward him, but before it reached him hesank.

Personal.Among the passengers by the Austra-

lia were the Hon. Win. CL and Mrs. Ir-

win, w ho were warmly welcomed by alarge number of their friends. On land-

ing the'v were at once driven to theirtown residence on Frt street, the frontof which was illuminated with coloredlanterns.

Captain Houillct t e.

On Friday, December 3d, Captain II.C. Houdlette was appointed to the com-

mand of the Australia, on which vesselhe has acted for soim; time past as ChiefOilicer. Captain Houdlette is well andfavorably known to this community, andhis apiH)intinent will be hailed with gen-

eral satisfaction.

The schooner W. S. Powne is on her wayto these Islands from San Francisco withan assorted cargo valued at fV ,'!!.

After an Experiment.A stonecutter, whose office adjoined his

stone yard, was seated in his office when afriend called upon him, and they discussedseveral topics together, among them the ques-

tion as to what extent lager beer was an in-

toxicant. The stonecutter maintained thatbeer was not very intoxicating, while hisfripn,! mninrained the oi'DOsite. The stone- -

'

cutter said : "There is a man at work in the.;nrr n a lirmvnv rhosfavi iTemian)w -yUIU"who could drink a bucket (tnree gallons; --oibeer at one sitting and feel none the wors forit." The friend doubted, and a wager wasmade and the workman called, who, whenasked if he could drink that bucket (pointingto a large water bucket) full of beer at oneitting, replied: "Veil, I don't know; I lets

you know after a vile." The German wentaway, and after remaining about fifteenminutes, returned ami said: "Yes, I cantrink dot jeer." The bucket of beer wasprocured and placed before the German, whovery soon absorbed the last drop, and arosefrom his seat, wiping his mouth withhis sleeve, and was walking away witha firm step, when his employer recalledhim and said to him: "See here; my friendand I ha ve some curiosity to know why youdid not drink the beer when you were firstaikedT The German replied: "Veil, I don'dknow dot I could trink it, so I vent out unatrink a bucket; den I know I coald do it.''

j Ktoryette.I I'nautlienticatetl Stories.! An enterprising citizen up in Day county

has struck a bonanza and is working it fori all it is worth. He lives on the bank cf a

lar-- c lake, whe the wild ducks have hun-- I

dreds of nests. He hunts up tho nests andreplaces the egg. with hen fruit. In this way

the innocent ducks have hatched out severalfine broods of chickens. Wilmot (Hinn.)Record.

A Rockland man killed a cow last week

and found a darning needle imbedded iu theflos'a near the heart. The cow hod evidently

; accomplished tho hitherto impossible feat offinding a needle in a haystack. R'X-klan-

i (Me.) Courier-Journa- l.

Ileeia Sugar Mill, Koolau. commenced j

grinding yesterday. j

This evening at 7:30 o'clock the regular j

meeting of the Y. M. C. A. will be held. j

A rehearsal of the choir will Uke place atI!

7 o'clock thU evening at Fort-stre- etjj

Church. !

The wheel of Mr. Dayton's buggy was j

j

damaged by a runaway hor-- e yesterday j

forenoon.I

During the career on the turf of FredArcher, the great jockey, he won no le- - j

than 2,710 races. j

The Australia brought fur the Voil OlLxe j

three large bags of letters and twent'.-- ixbags of newspapers.

The (ileaners' Society will hold a jinkfestival on Friday night in the vestry of j

Fort-stre- et Church. j

The steamer W. C Hall haves for Lu-bain- a,j

Maalaea, Kona and Kavi at Mo'clock w morning. '

l

H. II. II. Princes Likelike will bo athome this afternoon at her resideu'cWaikiki, from 3 to f o'clock.

The brig Salina sailel from San Fran-cisco December l.--t for Hilo with a miscella-neous cargo valued at $U.22.

j

j

Captain Jenks, well known as the Com-mander

j

of the bark Eltinore, has sold bisone-fourt- h interest in that vessel for j

$.", 100.

Captain I.artlett, of the American barkF. P. Litchfield, died on the morning ofOctober 21st, just as the vessel reachedHongkong from Honolulu.

Nuaanu Valley is said to have been thor-oughly searched for Chun Hook, but to nopurpose, the attention of the police nowbeing turned to Pauoa Valley.

Messrs. K. P. Adams fc Co. will hold aChristmas sale at the store of Theo. II.Davies tfc Co. morning at 10o'clock. The goods are now open for in-

spection.The funeral of the late Ceorge H. Cars-ten- s

took place yesterday afternoon fromthe Roman Catholic Cathedral. The re-

mains were interred in the King-stre- et

Cemetery.Coup's circus did not arrive by the Aus-

tralia. All preparations had been made toleave by the steamer, but at the last mo-ment Mr. Coup changed his mind. It ispossible that the circus may arrive on theZealandia, due about the 2jth.

At 11 o'clock this morning Messrs. K. P.Adams & Co. will hold an underwriters'sale at the store of the Pacific NavigationCompany, when they will offer oars, cloth-ing, tobacco, groceries, calabashes, swords,bayonets, etc., damaged at the recent tire.

The party of police under Officer Hop-kins, who have been searching the valleysfor the escaped convict Chun Hook sinceTuesday morning, returned last evening at7 o'clock, after a fruitless search. Theiroperations extended over Nuuanu andPauoa Valleys.

A .Scries f Dinner Parties.Mr. and Mrs. Win. (J. Irwin were ed

at dinner on Saturday eveningby Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Spreckels. Thedining table, in addition to its magnifi-cent service of Sevres and silverware,was ornamented by some of the choicestchrysanthemums of the season. Corsagebouquets of these autumn flowers wereprepared for each of the ladies present.At every plate a handsome favor orsouvenir was placed, which served as aname card and in honor of Mr. Irwin,contained a ioetic:al cniotation in Ha-

waiian wording. The guests to meetMr. and Mrs. Irwin were: Mr. and Mrs.Claus Spreckels, Mr. and Mrs. AdamGrant, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Spreckels,Miss Leonora Irwin and Mr. Hug.

Mr. and Mr. Adam Grant receivedMr. and Mrs. Irwin at dinner on Wednes-day evening. Every detail t'.iat tastecould suggest received the attention- - of

the graceful hostess, who had invited anumber of guests to meet the bride andgroom of a few weeks. The service wasperfect and the menu included all thedelicacies a lavish market can supply.S. F. Post, December Gth.

Kingly Displeasure.The Hawaiian Consul has moved his

othee from the establishment of ColonelClaus Spreckels, the motive power being,it is said, a mandate from His HawaiianMajesty, King Kaldkaua. The Vice-Consu- l,

Mr. Buckland, a very urbaneand popular gentleman, like his superior,would have been incontinently "iired,"it is said, had he not taken the initiativeand discharged himself from the serviceof the Sandwich Island monarch. Mr.

Buckland was known as the staunchfriend of Colonel Spreckels, and hencethe kingly demand for his olficial scalp.These movements all indicate, it is said,that when Colonel Spreckels cast clown

His Hawaiian medals and decorations atthe feet of the Sandwich Island monarchand bounced out of the Palace in highdudgeon, he began a quarrel which in-

tensifies with the U.pse of time, andthreatens to become very interestingbefore long. "San Francisco Call,"December 5th.

How It Looks Abroad.The "Alta California" says: "His

Majesty of Hawaii was pleased to cele-

brate his royal birthday by enlarging anumber of murderers, thieves and othercriminals from the prisons of his King-

dom, on condition that they should atonce leave his insular realms and im-

pose themselves Uon some other coun-

try. His Majesty's clemency is likely toprove inclemency for San Francisco, towhich these monuments of hiss mercywill sjeedily resort. Let us be thank-ful, however, that he keeps his Cabinetat home."

The Australia's Purser.Mr. M. H. lVdulfe, for seveial years a

jMjpular purser for Goodall, Perkins tv

Co. on the Pacific coast, is now purser oft the Australia. Mr. Bedolfe is well

known to the traveling public, and is

certain to give great satisfaction in bisnew oosition. He has the thanks of the

i Advertiser for u tile of late pairi.

Let Mc Have a mGIGA JR.

: 'rnr. A I'OV F. KFt.'t Ksr is hkat.d daily IN ;

X. ciar tors. saloon- - and other rlCf-- s wherecigars are sld, lor it is an an tisi ut-- fact tbat i

most smokers prt-ft- a mild ! tr. aud tbut those j

who bav- - for a lont; tinif smoked Mrozig cigars, j

principally nn'Kirted Mauil.is, will, afttr having :

thoroughly iujurrd the stomach and impaired tt.e j

urrvous sysinn, surf iv waui a uuiu cigar 11 mey. could find tbe ribt kind.i How many thousands of smokers who sufferI from loss of appptit', headarbf, uervous irritaJ tality, asthma, etc., and who bav tried all pos- -'

sibl" remedies w ithout .success, mibt lie curedif they knew tbat their sufferings were caused bythe intemperate use of strong cigars, and tbatthey should only smoke mild an properly pre-pared ones.

It is fact that not all mild cigars aree wellwith smoker, for in most caafs there is lack

j of care 111 the selection of the tobacco, and oftenj the necessary experience for it ia wautunj. yet

there is one trnd which .uit tbe most fastid-- jions smoVer, aud that is

EXUELHKECirrs

'Sampler" Health Cigar,Which is made from mild, aromatic and particu-larly selected and prepared tobacco, mid com-bines all tbe qualities which may be expectedfrom a health ciyar. It cause no bad etlect ofany kind, is agreeable to tbe taste, hums evenlyto the end aud possesses a fine aroma. Nosmoker b lion 1.1 fail to give

Engelbreclifs ''Sampler" Cigar

A fair trial, and benefit himself at the sametime. 105mar'J9

PANORAMA-- OF TIIK- -

"Volc-fin-o

--Of-

KILAUEA,BY J. TAVERXIKK,

Is Now on Kxliibition

-- AT-

CAMPBELIS BLOCK,

QTeen Street.

JsTHorRS. From 1 p. ni. t 4 p ni., aud 7 p.m. to 9 p. ni.

ADMISSION :

General Admission : : 50c

Children : : : 25cMl decStf

Australian JIail Service..rr--

FOR SAN FRANCISCO,

Tbe'new and fine Al steel steamship

ALAMEDA, 59

Of tht Oceanic Steamship Company, will be clueat Honolulu from tsydney'and Auckland

on or about"

December 17th.Aut will leave (ir the abvr port wltti mails andpusscMurers on or about that date.

For freight or passage, having SUPERIORACCOMMODATIONS, apply to

Wm. G. Irwin & Co.,AC4KNTS.

For Svdney and Auckland.

Tlie uew and fine Al steel steamship

" ZEALANDIA,"Of tbe Oceanic Steamship Company, will be

due at Honolulu from Sati Franciscoor or about

IDeceiiiljei 5,And will have prompt dlspatcn with mails ndpitssenKers fesr the above ports.

For f.elht or passage, iiavini,' SUPKRIOR AC-COMMODATIONS, npply to

Wm. G. Irwin & Co..24 AOEN'TS

AUCTION SALE.

Temple of Fashion.Closing out 'iitlre to"K.

SALKS Tburi:ln.Vi each week at 10a.m.,aud on Saturday each week at 7 P- m., untilJanuary 1, 1 Btt".

Dry Goods,

Fancy Goods,

House Eiiraishioff Goods,

-- LADIES' AND CHILDKEN'S- -

TJ rsr 13 K 1 i AV I i: 1 ,Aud niAuy 'th-- r artii'l t'o iminerons to nifn-34i',juI- Jl

tiou.

Tax Collector" jiotice.The Tax Collector will commence collecting

taxes in tbe district of.Hil", Isl.ind of Hawaii, atthe following places:

From Kainaee to Ookala, :tt the North HiloCourt Uouse, Laupahoeuoe.

From Hakalau to at the Court Housein Hilo Town.

Ou suar plantations taxes will le collected atthe office of each respective plantation. Noticewill he given beforehand to managers by theTax Collector, or by bis order, what day he

hould cali to collect taxes.F. I'AHIA,

Tax Collector of Hilo, Hawaii.Hilo, Le ember 1, 18Hfi. dvtt"

All water rates due on term eudin June :!0,1,837, must be paid at the ofiice of the HonoluluWater Works before the l'tth day of January,1387. All rates remaining unpaid January 15,iHtil will be subject to an additional 10 percent.Fartien paring rates will present their last re-

ceipt.CIIAS. B. WILSON,

Superintendent Honolulu "Water Works.Approved: L. AHOLO,

Minister of Interior. t

Honolulu, December 4, 1880.

I'OliT OF HONOLULU, 11. 1.

A It III VAI.S.WkD2esdat. December 15.

Stmr Waimanalo, from WaimanaloHctir Luka, from KohalaSchr Kauikeaouli, from KohalaSchr Haleakala, from I'epeekeo, Hilo, HawaiiKchr Canute, from Hilo

KIAll'rt'ltKM.Winksdav. Dereniber 15.

Schr Luka, for KohalaSctir Leahi, for Haualei. KauaiSohr Caterina, for WaianatiSchr.Sarah and Eliza, for KoolauSchr Mil Morris, for Koolau

! t.envlm I'o-- l.

Stmr Waimanalo. for KoolauAm barkentine Oeorge C Perkins, Aekerroau,

for San FranciscoSchr Kauikeaouli, for KohalaSchr Haleakala, for Pepeekeo, Hilo, HawaiiSchr Hainbow, for Koolau. Oahu

Veel iu Port from Foreign lor!.Am bktne lieortfe C Perkins, 11 Ackerman

from San FranciscoHaw ai br Jennie Walker, K Anderson, from

Fanning' Island.iiu bktne Mary Wiukeluiaii, Chas Backus,

from San FranciscoAm bark F'orest ijueeii, J C M Winding, from

San FranciscoAm tern J C F'ord, T H Oriniths, from San

FranciscoAm bark J H Bowers, 4 H Hum, from Hong-

kongAm bark Nellie May, A Austi u, from Newcastle,

s a w

VeoielH Kxperieil friiin loreisii I'orlt.Brit bark Glentfaber, Rollesion, from Liver-

pool, due Jan 15-3- 1

Am bark Martha Fisher, from tilasow, dueJan 15-:- 0

Am bk Martha Davis, F M Benson, sailed fromBoston August 7th, di- - December

Haw schr lit-uer- Sief,'el, Sanders, fromFrench Frigate S oals, due Nov

tier bark Hvdrsi, from Hniisfkoriir, due Decem-ber

tiermau bark Hrrcules, Soliaefer, sailed fromLiverpool October th, due February

Haw bark Star of Devon, A Lovell, from F'auning's Island, due Decembers H

11 aw n schr Malolo, J B Holland, from Maui-hik- i,

via tanning's Island, due December 15-:- U

Am bark Saranac, from New York, due Novem-ber

A 111,8 hip Mercury, from Newcastle, NSW, dueDecember 10-1- 5

Am bktne W H Dimond, from San Francisco,due December 6--

Am bktne Eureka, H Meyer, from San Fran-cisco, due Dec 4-- 6

Am tern W S Bowne, A H Paul, from San Fran-cisco, due Dec 20-3- 1

Am bktne Ella, E C Rust, from San Franciscc.due Dec -'-O-ai

Am S ti Alameda, H G Morse, from the Colo-nies, en route to San Francisco, du Dec 17

Haw S S Zealaudia, Oterendorp, from SanFraucisco, en route to the Colonies, due Dec 25

Haw steamship Australia, Webber, from SanFrancisco, due December 15

l'ASSi:xtiF.lt.ARU1VALS.

From San Francisco, per steamship AustraliDecember 15tb Hon Wm G Irwin, wife andmaid. Master Ben Holliday, John A Robinson andwife, H J Agnew, wife and child, Kev T L Gulickand wife, Paul Hamcl, J H Hopper and wife.Miss M L Hopper, Miss Ellen Hopper, MissSusie Young, Mrs W A Johuston, Mrs J B

Athertou. Mrs II Cougdou. Mrs H C Briggs, FHalstead, Mrs T J King. Mrs J E Warne, Mrs C PNugent, O J Wilson and wi e. Miss FlorenceWilson, Miss Gora Stone, J A Kodanet and wife.M Rosenthal, J H Barbour and daughter and 'J4

steerage.

The schooner Kauikeaouli brought 1,200 bagsagar from Kohala, Hawaii, December 15th,

which were transferred to the barkentine Geo.

C. Perkins. The Kauikeaouli will leave againto-da- y.

The German bark Hydra sailed from HongkongOctober 28th for this port.

The schooner Hamraonia has been hove downat Flumes' shipyard to be recoprered andcleaned.

The sloop Kahihilani during the past threedays brought 660 bags rice to this port from Ewa,Oahu.

The steamer W. G. Kali will leavemorning for windward ports.

The bark Ceylon has been moved from the

Cveanic Company's wharf to Brewer' w harf , andis now discharging bricks.

The steamer Waimanalo leaves to-da- y for Koo-

lau and Waimanalo.Tbe German bark Pacific has been moved from

the stream to lort-stre- et wharf.Tbe schooner Canute, Captain Harry Swinton,

amed December 15th iu ballast from Hawaii.She leaves again on Saturday for Laurhoehoeand Papaikou, Hawaii.

Tbe schooner Haleakala arrived iu ballast De-

cember 15th from I'epeekeo, Hawaii.

Tbe schooner Luka arrived here December ljthfrom Keokea, Kohala, Hawaii, with cargo still ouWoard, having put back on account of theweather, but sailed again in the afternoon.

The American bark J. U. Bowers has finisheddischarging cargo. Berths for Chinese passen-

gers are now being built, and the vessel is ex-

pected to leare next Monday for Hongkong.

The Americau barkentine tieorge C.Perkins,Captain H. Aokerman, sails to-da- y with 10.8U

ba?s sugar, 760 bags rice, 151 bunches bananas,i!5 barrels molasses, 36 bundles ski cs and 2,514

hides for San F'rancisco.

The Hawaiian schooner Jennie Walker, Cap-

tain B. Anderson, will leave about next Mondayfor Fanning's Island, and will return here witha lukd of copra.

The barkeutines V. II. Dimond and Euiekamay be expected to arrive to-da- y from San I lau-cisc- o.

A young boy about seven or eight years j

old was driving a horse attached to a hignbuggy along Merchant street. He blocked

!

the road for several minutes, and when!

told to move on was quite impudent. He'

is a. 'chip of the old block," and a goodbirch roil would ! liim no harm.

ZEALANDIA,

GOODS,

Janl

HELD ON- -

LEADING MILLINERY HOUSE.

W. C. PEACOCK.

PEACOCK,Spirit M errliAiit,

- - Honolulu, H. I.

Telephone IS: 99.

-- :o:

1 09 TTort Street.

EMAbsolutely Pure.This powder novcr varies. A marvel cf purity.

Ptrength and More economicalthan the ordinary kind.--- , and cannot lxisrld in coiu-petiti- o-i

with the multitude of shortweight, alum or phosphate powders. Soldosltecans. ItvYAi. Uam.su I'owdcu Co.. 100 Vftll--

K. Y--9d-w- tf

liiuUirwriters" Sale.

On Thursday, December 10thAt 11 o'clock a. m., at tbe store of tbe PA-

CIFIC NAVIGATION' COMPANY, Queenstreet, we will sell at public auction,

for account of whom it mayconcern.

OA US, CLOTHINll,

T( I5ACCO, GROCERIES,

CA LA HAS 1 1 ES, SWOKI S,

BAYONETS, MATCHES, ETC.

Damaged by fire aud watur at tbe fire ofDecember th. TERMS CASH.

E. P. ADAMS & CO.,5'JdeclO A nrl longer.

Ci. WEST. C. W. MACFAKLANK.

Dissolution of Partnership.

IS HKKEBV CilVE.V THAT THEN'OTiCF: of H. M. Dow in the business ofWest, Dow it Co., Fort street, Honolulu hasbeen purchased by G. West. The business willbe conducted under tbe firm name of

W E S T D O W & COWhich Mr. Dow will continue to mauage, butwithout any further responsibility for the firmdebts or obligations. All debts due the late firmof West, low X Co., should be paid to the uudei-siue- d,

who will pay all del.ts due by it.WEST, DOW k CO., .

Per ti. West.Honolulu, December 1SSC. ar5jalfi

Order of Evn'g SalesI OR

XMAS HOLIDAYS,BY LEWIS J. LEVEY.

THURSDAY, December lMh, at 7 p. m., atsales room.

SATURDAY, December IStb, at 7 p. atRosenthal's store, Nuuanu street.

MONDAY, December 20th, at 7 p. in., at aales- -room.

WEDNKSDAY, December lil'd, at 7 p. ni., at M.Rosenthal's, of new goods to arrive on

loth, by steamship Australia.

FRIDAY. December l4th, at p. in., at iles- -

room.

The comfort of ladies attending my sales willbe specially attended to.

LEWIS J. LEVEY",

3.1: decM Auctioneer.

Opexiirio-- !

" THE Clilraili.Fort Street, above Hotel,

Saturday jSTiglitI'KCI'.MIJKR I lth.

Having refitted and remodeled tbe premises,the proprietors are prepared to furaiab tbe best

v mo.s, Jiquors,.A-les- , Cir;ars, ."Etc.,

Turcbastd by Mil. IOPD on his late trip to tbeSUtts.

Thanking our many friends for pat patron-age, and cordially Inviting them to call uponu iu our new quarters, we re, respectfully,

JAMES D0DD,HENRY MILLER,

I3ropr i e tors .:c.4 declo-t- f

THE

PREETH &Wholesale Wiuc niKl

23 1ST miami street -

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Solc a'ts for J. J. Melcher'a " ELEPHANT " GIN, I'ellisHon'H uncolored,unsweetened, pure old BRANDY only two qualities shipped, 7 and 10 years old.Hy. V. Smith & Co.'s

TH1STLEDEW WHISKY,We offer for sale at reduced figures, a large and well assorted stock of

ALES, BEEKS, STOUTS, WINES, SPIRITS, LIQUEURS, etc., either in bondor duty paid.

V. O. Dox 004. 37a

EAG-A- N & CO.Corner of Fort and Merchant Streets,

--IMPORTERS OF- -

.Weu' aud Koj" Flue 4'uvtonfiuAde C'lothfusr, Furulblu.tr boodi,

HATS and CAPS,

TRl'NKS, VALISES, ETC Island ordexa solicited and promptly attended to. Satisfaction guaran-teed. 70 U

Just received, ex Lapwing, a large conKinment ot

Genuine German ColognePrepared by Johann Maria Farina,

Gesenulier ilem JuJichs-Pla- tz Cotaie, Germany.

HOLLISTER & CO.,

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PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, DECEMBER 16, 1 886.

The Absent-Blinde- d Man.A FlreWio "Wrangle. SVdrcrtisrm nits DbcrtiscinciUJ

frs lj CALIFORNIA WINJS.5

IT. E. Mclntyre tfc I3ro.,IMlXiUTKUS AND I'KAI.KKM IN

j

j Gri?oceries, 3?iovisions and FeedK AST FORT AND KINO sTKKETS.

i New Oool received by-- every packet from the K;-'- ! rn states and Kurope. Callfurrnaj Proluce by every steamer. Ail or-ier- s fthf-ili- y att-in- d to, and delivered to Kty pnrt of tlic; city free of charge. I;au4 ot.ler soitciterl. Satisfaction tfuitntri ted. i'osti rlic B.)X No. J43; Telephone No. s HplT

CONTENTMENT.

e"

The undersigned ofier for sale, at.lowest maiket rr.te.WHITE WINES, ANGELICA,

CLARET, MADKKIA.PORTS, SHERRIES,

HUCK, MUSCAT weet un 1 dryMALAtiA, CHAMPAGNE.

t'AT.WVCV, TOKAY,ZIN FAN PEL, REISLLNG,

ETC., ETC., ETC.

NEW GOODS BV LATE ARRIVALS.-- :o:

-- NOVELTIES IN- -

PEACO(K.Telepliou" o. 46. CluuHleliers, Lamps and Lanterns,

Cordage. 1'arbe.l and l'Uni Ani:eUd l ence Nvir,Stajsles.

FIJEETH A

1. liox ."iO.

1887. roiirlli Year of

Water Filter and foolers. Americant'elice

For tlie

Meriden SilverA uew invoice in latest patterns Carriage I'aint

:o -

Holidays:

Plated Ware,for use in t lie country, without varnish,

invoice of the celebratedAULVInAC A.ND D1EECT011Y Dillingham I3atont Plows- -

Horse Hoes and Cultivators, Harrows, lloes, I.ubrii-at- i ug tliis, etc., etc., etc.

PACIFIC HARDWARE COMPANY,

JS9 once Enew an tt"RfDL-nuna- ea man,who was very muchalTit-minde- d.

In-de- ed

hi? mind wasas bail as an Iri-- h

landlord, being con-

stantly engaged inevicting its tenants,for no sooner hadone idea fairly

1 taken pos.-5essio- oftLi-- s mind of his.than he set to workto put another in

its place. The result was that tlnally his ten-

ants boycotted him, and he had no i lea3 atall.

However, that is not what we Etarted outto talk about. We merely wi.-be-d to mentiona Lttle incident that hapimed to this mentalalsentee in con:iemein-- e of Lis absence ofmind. He wore eye-glasse- s, they were theburden of his life, and the bane of the wholefamily, for he was everlastingly forgettingwhere he la.it laid them down, eventhough that place miht 1 thebridge of bis own nose. Then howould go rooting round the apartmentlike a hog after chestnut, rummaging underpajers, into work boxes, mantel ornamentand g'-nr- literature. At la.it his wife sug-gested that he should buy a quantity and

a pair in each pocket. He did so. Isaw hiin in a cafe some time after, reading anewspajier. I soke to him. He laid dow nhL journal. When he took it up again hebegan looking round the table for his glasses,though they were still on his nose. Not seeingthem,, he dived into his joeket and fished outanother iair, an 1, placing them on his nasalorgan, resumed his reading. He again laiddown his tiajier, again looked for his glasses, j

and for a third time pulling a out of hisjiocket, straddled them on hi nose, rmdmg ;

his vision impaiml, and supixsiiig it was duoto his not having on his helps to read, ho '

.began to feel in his jackets for a fourth pair ,

of glasses, and did not from his search j

mitil we, with all the tact and delicacy at our j

command, and wo have a full line of goods ofthat class, liointea out to mm tne real posi- -

j

tion of affairs. Now that is what we call a j

good, square, unqualifW alsent-mindednes- s.

We trust no one will doubt the accuracy ofthis story, because we don't like to lie doubt-ed. It is a ioint on which we are very sensi-tive very sensitive indeed. Texas SSiftings.

Hitched 'Cordiii to law an' Ootpel.One of tho waiters at the hotel in Grenada,

Miss., told us that u colored wedding wascoming oiT that evening, and several whitepeople went over to the house designated towitness the affair. The happy couple finallystood up before the minister, who said:

"Samuel, you an' Lueinda am shortly to bejined together. Does you desire to back outf

"Xo, sab.""How am it wid you, Lueinda? Does you

want to flunk afore dese yere white folksf".No, sah.""Den you two hitch haniL."They hitchel."Samuel, loe? you take her fur better or

wuss? Am j'ou gwino to do do fa'r thing bydis yere gurl, whos' fadder was killed on derailroad up nigh Jackson!"

"Ves. suih.""Lueinda, does you realize do seriousness of j

dls opixtrtunity? Am you gwiue to .stick toSamuel clean frew to do judgment day, oram you gwine to triile around arter oddermen?"

"Ize gwine to stick.""Den, chill'en, in de presence of dese yere

white men from the norf, one of whom sub-scril- ed

two bits yesterday to help build up demeetin' house dat was blowed down by desighclone, I denounce you as hitched, jint'lan' mard 'cordin' to de law an' gospel. Nowyou go long an' liehave yerselves." DetroitFree I'ress.

Don't Count Your Chickens, Ktc.

For the IVar of Our Lonl 187, Containing au

Astronomical, Civil & Ecclesiastic'! CaJeiuFi (LIMITr.Di,SucfOiMorH ft Ililliiixlimii 1 '. iiimI

Joit StreetFOR IM K

Official and BusinessTIMiKTHKR WITH THE HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.

Ilnve oinil'teI hikI utfer fur Mile I he following I Nil Nth. lw:

1 PAIR COMPOUNI) STEEL JUHLKIiS Vi&ir1 Combination IJoiler, VI ft.x T ft. f in.

1 Combination Stool Hoiler, 12 ft.x 4 ft., also1 SecoiuMtand Tubular IJoiler, 12 ft. x4 ft.

ct jei:7-8- 6 Apply to The Honolulu Iron Works Co.

M. Y. McCHESEY" Y S(M

Tnll Statistical and General InformationRJET.ATING TO THE KAWN ISLANDS.

Great pains and exjieii.se liavc been gone to by the Publishers tomake this Almanac and Directory the mot useful and comjrehen-siv- e

work of the kind ever jmblished in the Hawaiian Kingdom. Itwill be found invaluable to men of Imsiness. travelers and tourists,and is guaranteed a wide circulation at Home and in Foreign Coun-tries.

Its Court and Official Calendar carefully corrected to the latestmoment.

Articles of special value to the Islands have neeu jrejared by ex-je- rt

writers, which are well calculated to beget great interest intheir condition and jrosject abroad.

Send in your orders for copies early.

A new

TrI Oliolulvi

JKCKIVKI)

owest M:irkc.t Rates.

and 4i Queen Street, Honolulu.

HAVE

May 8th Per Mariposa, 1,754 Packages ;

May 22d-P- er Alameda, 1,922 Packuges :

To Arrive Per Consnelo, 332 Packages,

ASSORTED GE0CER1ESWHICH

s:l)U REWARD!

'rHK ABOVE EEWAKlt WILL BE OlVEN TOJ. atiy person who will capture and deliver to

the nearest jail a Chinese prisoner by the nameof ACIC. alias CHCN HuOK, who sscApel fromthe gang at work oa Nuuanu Valley road be-tween the hours of 1 and J o'clock of Tuesday,I'eeenibr 7,

DESCRIITION:Born at Canton, Chi na; black hair, cut ihort.

brown eyes; height 5 feet C-- inches: not mar-ried: age about m years; lost from Ilonolulu.Has roun'l scar under right ear, three roundmaiks on left elbow, two round marks underleft ear- - round mark on right gide of Dose;round mark and 5car on left tode of nose; heavymark over left eyebrow; .scar under lower lip:several moles on back of neck and breast: lonjcut under the chin.

PAVIP DAYTON",if, declG I'- - puty Marshal.

TO LET.VI PAL A M A T V"0 NICE COTTAGES IN KO-hel- lo

I.aue, for f and ?l'0 per month re-spectively. Inquire at liyuiau Broa., yueeustreet. lini tf

Assignee ISTotice.

f 1 J'," .l' IV1? au S"lf?-nen- t.IIY"aU ,.,.r!,OI1 LavinB any cUiiua against n c. i

. I'.AII. are herehy uotiried to present them witb j

proper voucher at the office of the undersigned, j

aUL' a11 ouin; to said t'. APAII, or hav- -

ln any 'property of hi in their possesion, areherehy notiiied to make paymeat and accounting j

at om eto the undersigned" AU claims not pre- - i

2111 pu,'lita,i011 wHIj

HYMAN BROS.Honolulu, November 30, 1 Hh(j.

INTER-ISLAN- D

Steam Navigation Co.(LIMlTKIi.,

JiSTEAMEK W. G. 11 ALU(MALl'I.AX I

RATKM Coninia nde

Will run resulur.y lo Mauluea, Maul, and Konaand K'dii, HaUMii.

STEAM Eli 1WALANI,FRKKM AN I'onuuanile

Will rin regularly to Nawiliwili, Kolna, Kleele,u,(i Kauai

STEAMER C. R. BISHOP,MACAU LEV ComniH utter

Will run regularly to Hamoa, Maui, and Kukul-htiel- e,

Honokaa aivi I'aauliau. IIuWHii.

STEAMER JAMES MAKEE,WEIR Commander

Will run regularly to Kapaa. Kauai.

T. R. FOSTER, President.EXA. ecretarv.

PACIFIC

Cominercia Advertiser

BTKAM BOOK AND JOB

HUNTING OFFICE!Is prepared to do all kinds o

Commercial & Legal WorkHaving just Received a Complete and NewAssortment of

Job Types and Ornaments

Of the Litest Stvlef.. from the niott Cclebra ted Foundries of the United State,

and employing only Experiencedand Tasty Workmen, we are

prepared to turn out

1.,-lfe- r IIcimIh.Kill llextlH.

4'ir'iiluri.te 11,-ikI-

SlHtn.eii Im.

lit 1 1 I.mliHK.ConlrHfl',.tlorttfiice Blauk,

Sltiiiii: 4'ntrRetH,",In lluA'ttiiitn A I'.r.n'.If 1m

'!i!eiilHrt.ItlHIlk ( lickN,

Stoel Ori ilieatcH.KiiHliiet 4'hi-I-.

Meal Check.Milk Tirkelx.

Hunk 'ltekHOrler,

Kfreijili.?IrrlK: rertiliertf'.

iklomni.') t it lo:

Hlottiii I'm!

And in fact everything which a first-clas- s

office can o'

FRANK CERT2,PQImporter and Manufacturer

Of all li ri't'Mi't

BOOTS j& SHOESOT rii'r from the oti.er 1h io i;

Clarence, Oshkosh. Xo, Clarence, wa j

would not, without several reservations, ad- - jvLse you to marry on f 15 per week. That --

you "expect" to le raisol to $13 is not anavailable argument. You only expect it.It is not assured. Of course the "raise" would

Will bo Sold at the J

:j:j

D IV W1 lliCf

Publication. 1887.

YEAR A N- -

Directory of Honolulu

Win. i irwiii & Co

OFFER FOB SALK

SugarsDRY (1KANI L AT K 1

I n Burn-Is- ,

Half Harrels,Ami Hoies.

CCBh

In Half BarrelsAnd 2". pound Hores.

I'OW DKRKDXn Boxes.

GOLDEN C. (CoFFKK,i n Half B irrels

And HO pound Boxes

Teas.

Soil).HI UK MOTTLKI:

KAMII.Y UL'SDKT.

Salmon.

4 hhch t orned HeelAx-n-

I. llllCll ToilifllCN.

I'Jour.KAMII.V IZii quarter sacks),

BAK Kit's KXTHA C--? half Backs

CsgMiMlium Bread.

Luln'icatiiix Oils.

Limeaand Cement.

t;ul utilized 4 orniated Iron KHtiii5, e, 7, 8, 9, 10-fo- lengtLs.

KIDG1NG- -

Cordage.Manila and sisal, Pauana Twin. Whale Line.

Heed's Felt Steam Pipeand Boiler Covering.

-- '"A TKN'fs, (suitable for campiinfand surveinif parties.!

11 f

THE INTER-ISLAN- D STEAM NAV

IGATION COMPANY,

Limited .

EICITKME.VT.

MISMA NACiEMENT.

RESENTMZNT.

ESTRANGEMENT.

BILL NYE ON ETIQUETTE.

A Crying Need of Our Nation Accordingto an Authority.

Bom day hen I get more time, I amgoing to prepare o long treatise' upon eti-

quette, and deliver it to the American people,illustrate! by one of those stereoptieons. Eti-quette has been a life-lon- g study for mo. Itis a thing that has engrossed my attentionfrom my earliest lioyhood, and it shows itselfat once in my polished maimers and easy-ru- n

ning carriaga.

Etiquette has been my life study.At table especially our American people

need a great deal of training. Wherever Igo I am struck with our Bad need of carefultraining. As a country, we need careful in-

struction in our manners, more spwially athotel Only the other day, at the tabled'hote, I heard a man ask for half a dozenbuckwheat cakes, ami when they came to himhe moistened the tips of his fingers in a fingerbowl and ran over the cakes as he would aroll of currency, fr he was the assistantcashier in a national bunk. Another man atthe same table was asked to pass the pvpperbox and he took it with his thumb on the liot-to-m

and his two first fingers on the top, justu he had leen in the habit of moving astack of chips from the ace to the deuce, nodoubt, for years.

So we as a jeople crowd our vocations tothe front, and are not able to banish ourtrades and professions, even at table. Weshould try to overcome this, and there aremany other features of our national etiquettewhich we need to change.

Only last week I saw a fine looking youngman sit at a hotel table combing his mus-tache with his fork, ami while in a brown studythe fork slipped out of the mustache andplunged with a sickening jab into 1 eye. Wecannot be too careful in our intercourse withmen to avoid all appearance of evil.

Etiquette always marks the true gentlemanand makes him an object of curiosity, esje-ciall- y

at a hotel. When you see a gentlemanwith whom . you are not acquainted youshould look ujion him with genteel horror andshudder two times in rapid succession. Thiswill convince a stranger that you have beenreared with the greatest care and that yourparents have taken special iains not to allowyou to associate with vulgar jeople. BillKye in The 2sTew York ilercury.

Olive Itrauiehes."Do you go to school, son?" "Yes. sir."

"What do you learn!" "Don't learn nawth-In- "

"You do not learn anything! Whynot?" "Don't have to. School trustee's deadstuck on the director's daughter, dim-tor'- s

clean gone oti the young school marm. an'the school inami's mashed on one of the bigboys. You lx-- t we don't hav to learnnawthin'." Purdetto in Brooklyn Eagle.

PAR EXCELLENCE.The children at Fort L. were one day hold-

ing forth up on the of theirrespective "My mamma's got abeautiful silk dress," etc. The climax wasreached when one of the nunuVr exclaimed:"Well, anyhow, my mamma's got the st

baby in the jx)st."SMALL. FAVORS THANKFULLY RECEIVED."Manama',' "did you thank- - God for just

cofoe ami rolls." "Yes, ellie." "L'liiph!I wouldn't have riothered Him just for that."

Minneapolis Tribune.WHAT TOM DID.

Four-year-ol- d Belle had loeii watchingTom, the cat, squeeze through a very smallhole under the house. -- Oh, mamma." shesaid, "you ought to have Tom! He ju-- tmashed and went under!" Youth's Com-panion.

I NTE RU U I'TED DEVOTIONS.A little New York girl, while lisping her

childish prayer at her mother's kneeretiring, stopji.nl in the middle of li. r dev-tion- s

and said: 4Oh, Iird, please wait nruinute until 1 scratch my t York il'a.)News.

A TRIFLE CLUMSY AT IT."I hope, Johnny,'" said the Sunday s. h.M.l

teacher to her new scholar, -- that yourjjarvnts are c tl Christians?"

"Well, nut is," r. pli.-- l .L.l.imy, "an" pa u--- l

to 1 : but I k'ue-- s he is a little mit of pr;Utu--

M. "W. McChesney fc Son,4i

EUREKA, I'AKAGOX" AM) 46 RED CROSS "4 ltoii Itubber I.inel

HOSE,Uubt.er Hose, lloe t urlH, H. and I.. Trucks a.j.l FireI'Hckifw. Kubber Parkin, et.-.- , etc. sen.l for rir, ulnrs i,ul

,.rU-e- .S"P,,"eS ""-r- "" Nre Kla

3fi ( 'alllornia street. 14

1876. (;j:o. w. lixcolx, isse.BUILDER.

5 and 77 KLiiur Street,Bell Teleplione xo, 275. ;:,

' CO..M 1 lii

l.imilrU

STEAMER KINAU,(Loreuzcu, ConiniatidtT).

Ifavfs Honolulu as ptr following- schedule,toiicliiiit; at Maalat-a- , Makcna. .Muhn-kona- ,

KuwailutL- - Lauimlnicliof. Hilo ami Ki'aulioii:Ctiiinieiit'in on M.N Y, J ul y 2ti, , untl

on alternate Jlomhiy at 4 p. in., the Kina.iwill make the VOLCANO '1'RII', reaflnng Keau-lio- u

on Weilnesday niorninw. tvliere lmrses anilcarriai; s are in wailins; to convey i.ss users tothe VOI.CA NO UOl"fK (five miles in the suildleand nine mil s hy carriage).

PaHseiineis liy tliis route will have two (laysami two niylits tit the VOLCANO IIOl'SK,

T1CKK1 FOR TUK ROl'N 'J TRIP TO Til KVOLCANO, KIKI V DOLLARS, WHICH l'AV.sALL CHAlUiKS.

The Kinau will arrive in Honolulu Sundayruortiinj; on Volt-ant- ) trips. On H.lo trips, willleave Honolulu on Tuesdays, ami return Saturdaymorning.

PASSKNOKR Tit A INS will connect with theKinau at Muhukona

The Kinau WILL TOCCH at Honokuia andPaauhau on down trips from Hiio for Passengers' HiKhtt) is made from the sliore.

STEAMER L1KELIKE.(I:ivis, t'omiriiinoer).

Leaves Honolulu every MonMay at 5 e. u. torKi.uimk;ik!ii, Kalmliii, Hm-lo- . Kuiia Hint

Kipuhulu. every week: Moktilau and Nunevery other week. Heturniin;, will stop at theabove jiorts, arri int; back Saturday mornings.

For mails and passi-iier- s om y.

STEAMER KILAUEA IIOU,I Cameron . Commander.,

"i!l leave regularly for I.nJialna. i'aauliau, e,

Ookula. Knkaiiiu, Iloiioliina, l.auatioe-hoe- .Hakalan and Onomea

ST EA M K lT T j E II U A ,

fit'lark. Commander)

Will leave reiil;irlv for same j.orts n KilaiitaHon.

STEADIER MOKOLI1,(MeOregor, Com man iter).

r.eaves for tlie followiiin ports every alt' inateMominy at S p. in.:

foninienriiiK August 2 To l.arai, Kamalo. Pi'-ko- o,

I.alialna. Olowalu. Keturnine to I.ahaina.Pnkoo, Kamaln. Ijmai, arriving at Honolulu Sat-urday niorniiiij.

( oniiiieni-in;; August 9 To Kaunakakai. Kama-lo.l'uko-

Halawa. Wailau, Pelekurm. Kalaupapa.Keturnins: to 1'uknn, I.alwilna. low a!u. I.aliaina.Pnkoo, Kamalo, Kaunakakai, arrivinir at Hono-lulu Saturday morning.

jjegThe Company will not be responsible lorany freiglit or pnrkaep unless roeeipted for, norfor personal hiuriraire uniess plainly marked. Xotresponsiole for money or jewelry unless placed Inhare of the Purser.All possible rare will be taken of Live stock, but

the Company will not assume any risk of accident.SAM'L i. Wlf.PKK, President.S. B. KOSE, Secretary.

OFFICK Corner Fort and streets.M-l- v Mar 3d

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.V. RO.AIAX,

WILDER ScfMPORTKIiS AND DEALERS

enable you to live in a prince and a prin-"es.- s'

style; but what might not lie the resultif you did not get it! Think of that! he

barnyard fowl, Clarence, in anti-ciiatio- ii

of its emergence from its shell, toooften proves to le a presumptuous and whollymi warranted familiarity with facts or figuresami fowls, to which the incontrovertiblearithmetic, or the unbribable hen, adminis-ters the refutatory rebuke. By reason of itswould-l- e mothers newness in the business, orits own insufficient acquaintance with thescience of oltstetrics, the embryotic chick offinest feather may droop and die a borning;the setter may sit down, in the hurry and

of the moment, too enthusiasticallyn the egg of greatest promise, inducing,

thereby, a premature anil fatal crisis; or,iierchanee, she may dream her downy dreamtf maternity on a plain, ordinary, everydaywhite xreelaiii door knob. Still, Clarence,we don't want to discourage you. Life.

The Creyltoiuitl Not FJntirely Vulueless.

He can be usei as a iihin-iol- e if proj.x?rlyevoluUnl TiJ-IHt-

l-t-'t the Signature lie Ueijible.

Why a man should writo a l")i lotter andwrite it plainly, signing it at the end with aname that would have Kthcred Daniel todecipher, Li more than I can understand. Imay le a little careless ulout my i'iiman-shi- p

while writing In a great hurry, trying tokeep up with my surging thoughts, but Imost alwaj's sign my name so that it can lodocip'uored. I have written letters where thesignature was the only tiling that was a! solutely !eyond the possibility of doubt. lintif a man signs his name so that j'ou can writeto him and ask him what the balance of hisletter was about, it is better than a long,beautiful letter from an unknown end un-knowable pt rson. In the latter cao yon ereleft to ki'-- the :m.tv air. Hill Nee.

Tri"- - of Coin7.,,ii(loii,rrospt'ctive j.urchiw r That hoi-- e seems to

Ik Mind in 1 t h eyes.H.'ftd S, Ier Why. h. lLat innAi more

worth the money, nry dear man. He w.-n'- t

i' it'.e to M-- lu'W f;ir he ha traveled, so h-a- n't

get tiled Dcu't yu mi " liurjr a

riiiiilDei- -

Doors, sash and Blinds. All kinds of i C I I.DK

i....... i 01 iiaini cement ; s i KKI. NAILS, much

AW T. Y SCIIKNX'K,feli'S! S7; San Kraneisro. 'hi.

' ' ' I lonohilii,Mutual Teleiilione o. 3.

COIN

and. Coal,P.s- - HABPWAlir , Paint, Oils, Jfattfr

superior to I ron, and cost but littler.fi-r- v2-- It

1NT O T T,TX

Housekeeping Goods.

J O H N

Stoves, Kantes and

'""'""'J on h;.nd. for liile. Mf.A.vt.Keep' 1 MIIIII I art St.. Honolulu.iow. IJf... llaoltHeller hiiiI l'nllilier.

J.i f'.tt r (re. t. vsu J r.i ., C ,j .-- tt

t , .rhn, (opjier mill Sheet Iron Work