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kinds ot Building Materials, Fort street,Honolulu 1

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IMONJiJJER.

STEAM CANDY FACTOR!AND XtAJCEltY.

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

71 Hotel St. "liar Telephone 74

Mrs. L. G. Pray,

Genuine Massage Roman Batlis

150 Fort Street. Chinese Church Yard.dec7-8- 8

T H. SOPER.M.D.

Consulting Physician and Surgeon.S. W. Corner Sixth and Market streets,opposite Hawaii Ncl Millinery Estab-lishment, San Francisco. 23

HOLLISTEB, & CO.,

Druggists & Tolmcconista,WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

1 09 Fort Street, William's Block, Hone--.210 Honolulu, H. I.

II. M. 11KNSON. a. w. SMITH.

BENSON. SMITH & CO.,

Manufacturing and Dispensing

Pharmacists,113 & 110 Fort Street, - Honolulu.

Depot for Roericko & Sccchlk's

HOMCEPATHIC MEDICINES,Rickccker's Perfumes and Toilet

Requisites, i2y

WEMER & GO.Jltumilieturliifr Jewellers,

NO. 9S JFOllT 8TRX333T.Constantly on hand a large assortmen

of every description of Jewelry, WatchesGold and Silver Plated Ware, &c.

958 ly

MRS. M. B. CAMPBELL,

"Dressmrvlcliifr, S:o.. S:o.,

Has commenced the business of Dress,making, Cutting and Fitting, at her resi-dence, No, 73 Beretania street, oppositethe Hotel. The patronage of the ladiesis respectfully solicited. Satisfactionguaranteed. scpt-O-l-

Alex. Flohr,Lock & Gunsmith.

Bethel St., next to General PostOlllce, Honolulu.

All kinds of Safes & Scales repairod.AIho, Howlnir MnchliicH at rennon- -

UlllU X'UtCH.

Bell Tel. 421. (oct.25-88.ly- ) P. O. B. 490.

Sanders' Baggage Express Co.

M. N. SANDERS, t PrODriolorsF. I. CUTTER,

Olllce, &l King street, Telephone No. 80.Residence Telephone No. 202.

Gon'l JSxprosaliiK to Xra.yliKPiano nnd Furniture moving a specialty.

Wagons meet all incdming steamers.luly-2- 5 ly

Husiace& Robertson,

X It A. Y 2VX JS N .LL ordcis for Cartage promptly at-Jt-

tended to. Particular attentionpaid to the

Storing & Shippingof goods in transit to the other Islands.

Also, Black and White Sandm quantities to suit at lowest prices,

OQlcc, adjoining E. P. Adams & Co.'sauction room,932 ly Mutual Telephone No. 19.

Thomas Lindsay,

Manufacturing Jeweler & Watchmaker

Kukul Jewelry a Specialty.

King Street, Honolulu, II. I.Next door to the Hawalluii Tram-

way Company's Olllce.

CST Particular uttentloii paid to allkinds of ropoiis. jau-1- 0 69

BEAM SALOON

Tho Bost Lunch in Town,

Tea and Coffee at 111 Hours

The Finest Brand of

') aK&&AhvnyM on lluinl.

II. .T. NOITK, Proprietor.

Cliil) House ltetauraiit

King Street Near Alakea.

Hoard SI .10 Por WooHliiKlo 3lcnl Si CcntH l'.ach.

A first-clas- s Cook has been engaged tosucceed the one heretofore employed.The Tables arc Marble top and Clean;tho Waiters attentive.

C. CHUN IIKK,2072 3m Proprietor.

TJ1EflSjJ jfrtScvT

Metropolitan 3HMeat Company

81 KING STREET,

G. J. WALLER. - - ManagerWholesale & Eotail Butchers

and

NAVY CONTRACTORS.1717 ly

Choicest Mutton !

Beef, Pork,

Always on hand at the

HONOLULU MARKET(Successors to Wm. McCaudloss),

o. a queen St., : : Jb'ittU rUnrUct,Honolulu, II. I.

EyFnmily and Shipping Oidcrs care-fully attended to. Livestock furnishedto vesseli at short notice. my 17-8- 8

' JOS. T1RS&ER,ituTumnt.

ityNuuauu Btrcet.

Beef, Veal,Lamb, Mutton, & Pork.

ALSO

Cambridge Pork Sausages !

Fresh Every Day.

CSTHis noted Sausages nrc made bytho every best niaehiiiPiy, anil all ordcisentrusted to his care will bo deliveredwith promptness and dispatch, and hisprices are as low as anywhere in thecity.

CSTTry his Bologna Sausagcs."aoct-- 88

TTItA-ISCJE- .

Continental and Colonial

AGENCY.36 Hue deDunkerque, - - - Paris.

Executes Indents for every descriptionof French, Belgian,Swiss, German, and English Goods, attho best Manufacturers' Lowest Prices.

Commission, per cent.All Trado and Cash Discounts allowedto Clients. Original Invoices forwardedwhen requested.

Remittances, through a London orPads Banker, payable on delivery ofShipping document; or, dliecttothomanager.

The Agency RejircFcnts, Buys, andBulls, for Homo ami Colonial Firms.

1'ler-- Goods, Cashmeres, Cambrics,Silks, Velvelb, Lawns, Chintzes,MiiRliiib, Carpets, Cloths,Millinery, Laces, Gloves,Fringes, Parasols, Haberdashery,Gold and Sliver Lace,Flannelp, Feathers, Pearls,Boots and Shoes, Glass, andOhina.waro, Clocks, Watches,Jowcllry, Fancy Goods.Electro-plat- e, Musical Instruments,Fans, Ecclesiastical andOptical Goods, Mirrors, Toys.Perfumery, Wines, &c,Oilman's Stores, Books ArtisticFut niture, Stationery,Chromos, Machinery, &c, &c.

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Tho Inter-Islan- d SteamNavigation Co., Limited,

Keep constantly on hand for salo

Stoam Family and Blacksmith Coaland a general assortment of

415. Bar Iron.

Spring and Summer Dress Goods !

IMMENSE VARIETY" AT THE

POPULAR - MILLINERY - HOUSE,104. Fort Street, Honolulu,

IV. S. SACHS, - - Proprietor.

Latest iielties in Ficy Wash MaterialsAt very low prices;

Fancy Figured ami Solid Color Satiues,In the latest similes and ncwcBt patteniB ;

Solid Color and Fancy Figured Chambrys,In light blue, pink and navy bluo ;

English Fancy Figured Muslins and Fancy CrinklesA new assortment of

Novelty Dress Ginghams, Chailles and Cretonnes,Which wo oiler at bedrock pi ices;

Kew Fancy Striped White Goods,In light blue, bl.iok and red stripes;

Nansoolcs, in vhito and cream, striped and plaids;Victoria & Persian Lawn & India Linens,

Open Lace Stripe & Lace Plaids,Dotted & Figured Swiss, in white & ecru

A new assortment of

Hamburg & Swiss Embroideries, Yoke Embroideries and Edgings,

Whilo and coloied ;

Wlilte Muslin lUuclciiipr, in ins-- lUncy tl;Niyriis;Also an assortmen- - of

Olioice IMOlliiiery &; Fancy JRlolboiiiS

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Weekly Summary,"

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Tho Best Taper to Bend Abroad.

JOB

Every of

wmwith and

Royal Insurance Company,

Accumulation el Funds, $28,602,206.00

Fire rUks taktn at current rates andsettlement made In Honolulu.

JOHN S. WALKER, Agent.july 20 SS.ly

Union Klro A. Mnrlne

Insurance Company of N, ICapital, $10,000,000; Unlimited Liability.

Fire and Marine risks, taken nt currentrates and settlement made in Honolulu.

JOHN S. WALKER, Agent.july 20 88-l-

- U rs- -

Insurance Co, of San Francisco.

Marine risks on Hulls, Cargoes, Freightsand Commissions at current rates.

JOHN S. WALKER, Agent.july 20.88-l-

General Insurance Company,

Marine risks o Hulls, Cargoes, Freightand Commissions at current rates.

JOHN. S. WALKER, Agent.july20 8S-l-y

A. II. KASEMANN,Book-binde- r, Paper-rule- r & Blank-boo- k

Manufacturer,

No. lo Kaahumanu street. Up stairs.oct.l-88-l- y

Honolulu iron works,feayAStcam engines, sugar mills, boil-ers, coolers; iron, brass and lead cast-ings; machinery of every descriptionmade to order. Particular attention paidto ship's black smithing. Job work exc,cutcd alhort notice. 1

WALKER & REDWAKD,

Contractors V; XlulUlers.Brick, Stone and Wooden Buildings; es-

timates given. Jobbing promptly at-

tended to. 70 King street. Bell Tele-phone No. 2. P. O. Box, 423. ap

LUCAS,Contractor

ami Builder,'

Honolulu Steam Planing Mills, Lsplanadc, Honolulu.

Manufactures all kinds of Mouldings,Brackets, Window Frames, Blinds,

Sashes, Doors, and all kinds of Wood-work flulsh. Turning, Scroll and BandSawing. All kinds of Sawing and Plan-ing, Morticing and Tenanting.

Orders promptly attended to and workguaranteed. Orders from the other

solicited

NTEHPR1PLANING MILL.

Alnkoa, near Jiiecn St.3 Telephone US. I

Bolster & Rupprecht,House and & iFresco Painters

At Cuyforu'H Hlioelnc (Shop.No. 81 : : KING STREET.

147 2w

UollTel.SlH. 3Iutnnl Tel. lO.'tI'.O. IIOX41S.

Office . . 38 Merchant St., Honolulu

CULICK'S1 Business I

NOTARY PUBLIC.

Convoyanclng a Specialty Records search-ed and abstracts of titlo furnished onshort notice.

Copying, Translating, nnd engrossing in nillanguages in general use in tho King,(loin.

Custom House brokerage Firo and LifoInsurance receive prompt attention.Skilled and Unskilled Labor Furnished.

Xfceal Eastatebought, sold aud rented.

Soveral valuable properties In andaround the city now for bale on ersyterms.

Convenient Cottages in desirable healthylocations in and near tho city to let orlease at reasonable rates.

Employment Wanted by several men nndboys, who will inako themselves use-

ful in performing tho various officesnnd chores required by private fami.lies.

Full partiuulars given on applicationat tho agency.

Orders fiom the other Islands prompt,ly utteudetl to.

FIRE,LIFE,

MARINEINSURANCE.Hartford Firo Insuranco Co.

Assets, $5,288,000

Commercial Insuranco Co.

(Firo and Marino)

Assets, $450,000Anglo-Nevad- a Assurance Corporation

(Firo and Marine)

Capital, paid np, $2,600,000

South British Firo and Marino Ins. Co

Capital $10,000,000

New York Lifo Insuranco Co.

Assote, $85,000,000

C.O.BERGERHONOLULU.

General Agont, Hsw'n Islandi.1053 ly

EQ CITABLE

MUUl Society

Or tho UiUtod States.

THE LEADING COMPANY.

New Business in 1887 --

Applications

$130,023,105refused (or 23,723,317

Total Incomo 23,240,840Surplus 4 por ccnl 18,104,285

Gain in Assets during year - 3,800,431Etc., Etc., Etc.,

In tho above and ist b&poru&t pointthe Equitable Mads the list of

Life Csmpcnies.

A. J. CARTWRIGHT,Ucucral Acut for Hawaiian

iNlUUllH.

juno

CASTLE & COOKE,Lifo, Firo & Marino Insur'oo Agents.

AOBNTS VOU

Tho New KnulondMUTUAI LIFE INS. C0MP Y,

of Boston.

The JEtna Firo Insuranco Coof Hartford, Conn.

The Union Fire unaMarine Insurance Co.

of San Francisco, Cal.191 ly

Prussian NationalInsurance Comrj'v

EOTADLISHBD 1845,

Capital, 9,000,000 Rtlohsraackiundersigned, having beea p.

pointed agent of tho above Companyfor the Hawaiian Islands, is prepared toaccept risks, against Fire, on Bulldinw IFurniture, Merchandise, Produce, BumMills etc., on the most Favorable Ten 8

Losses Promptly Adjusted and PtyabliHonolulu.

II. RIEMENSCHNEIDEK,Jly-8- 7 ly at Wilder & Co's.

Pioneer Shirt FactoryOf Honolulu, No. 17 Emma SL

Tho undersigned begs to inform thepublic of these Islands tliat he is makingSliirtH ly Rlccumroniont !

Directions for willbo given on application.

Will (o Shirts, O.erslilrts & Night CoinsA tit guarantee by making a tain pi iShirt to every order.Island order solicited Bsll Tclephono 419

SOly A. II. MEUUgL,

THIBi&Ni-- Y .,REAJ?AE?LE PA"'in Kingdom "Tho

Daily Bulletin." t0 cents per aoutti.

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BY AUTHORITY.

In the Supremo C( .ft of tlio Hawaiian

Islands,

oitnun.llyvliluo of Uio power vested in

inobythoS12d lection of tlio Civil"Code, 1 hereby older u Special Termof tlio Supremo Cuurl lo be belli inthe Coml lloom of Aliiolftiii Hale, onMONDAY, tho lllh dny irf MnrHi,A.l). ISS!), nt 10 o'clock A.M., fm thrhealing of llanoo Ciiros only.

Witness my band and(be seal of the Supreme,., Com (, ul Honolulu, thislllh day of Kcbiuary,A. 1). 1SS9.

A. 1 JUD1),Chief Justice of the Supremo Court.

Attest:lhixiiY Smith,

Clerk. 170 ol

Irrigation Kotieo.

IIoldci'3 of water privileges arehereby notified that the hours forusing water for irrigating purpoe.suro fiom G o'clock lo 3 o'clock a. ji.,and fri'in I o'clock lo 0 o'clock r. si.

All those found violating the abovenotice will be liable to have theirprivileges cut ofl" without furthernotice. CHAS. 15. WILSON,

Supt. Ikmolulu Waterworks.Honolulu, Fib. .", lbS'J. 105 2w

THE

jjailti guilefulPledged to neither Sect nor Party,Put cstditislied for the benefit of all.

TIIUKSDAY, FEB. M, 1SS0.

THE COMING ELECTIONS.

From the llilo liccord, Feb. lith.In one year from the

general election for Nobles and Representatives will be held, bix xso-bl-

are to bo elected for this Isl-

and: two for two years, two forfour years, and two for six years.Including the south part of llania-kua to, and including Kaiau Flant-atio- n,

three Representatives are tobe elected for llilo and Puna. It isnone too soon, now,jto bejawakc inthis matter. Wo do not want to becaught napping, as at the last elec-tion. Our ticket for Nobles oughtto be ready within the next sixmonths. And also our nominees for"Reps." for this district. "We hearthat already jMcasia. John Bakerand J. Nawahi are inlhe field. Theyevidently believe in being in time.But it is in the nomination for No-

bles that our greatest difliciilly lies.There are but few men who are litto send, who are willing to go andspend llnee to four months at Ho-

nolulu at their own expense. Theonly available candidates, as wenow hear, arc Dr. Wight of Kohala,and J. M. Homer of Ifamakua.We certainly believe that Hawaiimust send as Nobles, only thosewhose interests arc centered on Ha-waii. We want no Honolulu manto represent us.

Hawaii needs men who will lookout sharp for her interests, and notlet Honolulu run away with

largest share of the funds. Iflr. Townscnd can lie induced to

stand as Noble again, he wouldmake a good strongman for us. Butwhere are tho other three to comefrom.

Another thing that the peoplehave got to bo on the watch lor, isthe getting too many Plantation meninto the House.

Not but that a plantation owneror manager may not be a first-clas-s

man, but we must recollect that allthe plantations on these islands archeld in the hands of six or eightmen in Honolulu and it will not bewell to put ourselves in the powerof so few men. This may be theevil, which will run our Ship orStale.

Tho property-holder- s of a coun-try ought not to be able to controlall legislation. This is one of theevils that tho minority in tho lastLegislature endeavored to check, bythe institution of the "secret bal-

lot ;" but which was crushed out ofour new election law by a very largemajority. Why the planters shouldbo enabled, as they put'it, "to con-

trol or induce their men tovotclhcirticket," and not the man whoopenly says, "Put me in and 1 willhelp you," is a problem which wewero and nro still unable to solve

Wo believe that property shouldbe represented in such a manner, asthat no legislation candeprive it of its rights, but still webciicvo that the laboring man shouldso well be repnscntcd, that no op-

pressive legislation may cause himto distrust the Government.

Tho Chinese question will, also,certainly have a tremendous bearingupon tho next election. And it isono too, that must be met fairly andsquaiely. "Wo do not believe in"sand lot" legislation, but we dobelieve that somo legislation is ne-cessary to relievo tho country of

sonic of its present thflkulUcs, nsregards tho Chinese. Hut wc mustremember "that the Chinamen hasrights," as well ns others and womust respect those rights. IJeslrie-tiv- e

legislation as to those coming into our country scorns now lo he theonly way to roach a solution, betthose wlio leave, leave for good andno others conic in, and in n few

years there will lie a laige diminu-

tion of our Chinese population.There are other qiiuilions to be

met at our next election anil it behooves us now to be up and doingin the matter, llilo should withinthe next three months organize anKlection Caucus, and write our sis-

ter districts to do the same, on theNoble ticket.

A plan has been proposed, to calla Caucus in cacli district and getlliciu lo send delegates to a generalconvention in llilo, say m the monthof July next. The number of dele-gates lo be one for every twenty No-

ble votcrs,or parts of twenty in eachdistrict.

As follows J f the Kinus have fiO

Noble voters, on the Grand Registerthen Ivina will be entitled to sendthree delegates, or one delegate withthree votes. If llaniakua has 85Noble Voters, it would he entitledto five delegates and so on.

The delegates to be chosen at ameeting called in each district be-

fore July; of course only thoseallowed to vote for Nobles, will voteat such a Caucus. Then those dele-

gates, will be sent to the conventionwith such instructions, as their con-

stituents may give them, and at theconvention, 0 men will be chosen forElective Nobles. A committeeshould be formed in each district, toattend to the matter and communi-cate, with the other districts.

If no better plan is offered, webelieve that the above will woikwell. And we hope that ere longsteps will be taken in the matter.

MAUI NOTES.

Editok Bim.ktix: The follow-ing news items may be of interest losome of your readers:

No rain, dust and dust and dust.The roads are covered several in-

ches with red earth, ground as fineas Hour, and, raised by the wind,penetrates everywhere. At presenta kona is blowing, but so far, nosigns of rain. Rumor has it thatseveral plantations rc short ofMiitcr, and that one ot them, Paiaplantation, has had to stop grindingat nights on that account. Sugarseems to come in pretty lively, how-

ever, three to live trains arriving atKahului with our staple article everyday, the rails groaning under theheavy load. Kahului lu$or isoccupied by several vessels, andthey are kept busj' down there inunloading and loading as fast aspdssible.

Everything is pretty quiet uphere on Maui. The murder casefrom Haiku made a little stir, ofcourse, but it ias natural after all,that such a thing should happen.Why, the largest of our islands hashad two such cases, and then thenext in size mustfollow suit.

Report reached here the other daythat a luna, or head-lun- a on one ofthe plantations had been convictedof striking a contract-labo- r man.Whether it is true or not T could notsay, living so far off; but if it istrue, he ought to be severely cen-

sured. It not only gives the planta-tion, but the islands, a bad name,and that it ought to be avoided. Ru-

mor has that the same party hasdone the same tiling before.

The Japs on Ilatnaktiapoko re-

fused to work the other day, butcould give no satisfactory icason.They wero lined, of course. Sev-

eral here seem to think that turningfrom Chinese to Japs is to dropfrom the pan into the fire, and thatthey ought to be feared just as muchas the Chinese.

Very little if any intemperance isgoing on here, in fact, it is seldomwe hear of anybody being drunk ordisorderly. By the way, that bringsinc to think of the prohibition ques-tion. Mr. Horner's reply to G inyour columns ha3 opened the eyesof many here for the fallacy of hisreasoning. Do you know what it isto make a soup of shoe-peg- s, Mr.Editor? If not, please read Mr.Horner's rumblings. In my opinionMr. G's questions were short, con-

cise and to the point, and one halfof a column would have been sulll-cie- nt

to answer them, as the onlyanswer they required was yes or no.We all acknowledge that Mr. Horn-er is a master iinequalcd in sayingvery little in very many words. Ifhis cane grows as well as his writ-ings it must be line looking, but ifit docs not contain more solids Humhis words, it must be poor profit.1 suppose it will need a Lick tele-

scope to see tho end to his answer,judging by what has appeared.Many here seem lo think that itwould be better to teach people howto drink and not to attempt to givestricter laws than the Lord himself.

A drive took me up to Makawaothe other day, and 1 passed the newMakawao church. That is a linebuilding indeed, in fact, finer thanany other church, without excep-tion, on the islands. It is well andharmoniously finished inside and-out- ,

and stands as a worthy monu-ment of the Christian spirit of Ihosowho built it. The site is ono of thefinest imaginable, tho view one ofthe most imposing on Maui. Itstands right in the centre of a pros-perous community, and wherevertho eye is turned, it bees tho linocane fields in every direction. Tothe right the Hamakiiapoko mill issmoking, away down, seemingly to

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wards the beach, Uio three chimneysof Paia mill belch forth their smoke,and lo the left on the plain you cansec that monster establishment,Sprcckelsvillc. Between these pointsthe camps glitter in the sunshine.ceiy house being whitewashed, andthey appear us so many villages.,Wailuku is plainly visible, and thoMauim Eka rises verdant-covere- d

back of that pleasant place. Overand above hovers the giant moun-tain llaloakaln in all its majesty, asilent witness of its former greatness as a volcano, ine place mechurch stands on is the site of theold mill, where Hon. II. P. Baldwincame near losing his life some yearsago, and it is also him we have to ,thailk for the new church.

I noticed also several new schoolhouses in Makawao. One is at Ka-lick- a,

and two new houses in upperMakawao, and people told me thata new one is to be built at Kula.That compares very favorably withWailuku district. In many places Ihear dissatisfaction with school mat-ters as they are here. 1 have heardthat several Portuguese have leftthe plantation hero and elsewhere,and gone to Sprcckelsvillc becausethere is no school! lhey can thenlet tho children work, ami that is somuch income added. Of course, itwould be absurd to force the chil-dren to attend school here in Wai-luku, as they then would have towalk 8 to 10 miles each way, butjust for that reason the Board ofEducation ought to put up a schoolat SpreckelsTilIe or near thereto. Itis of far more benefit to the countryto have schools and good schoolswherever needed, than lo buildroads to Punchbowl or to llaleakalacrater or snowsheds on Mauna Ilua-lala- i;

but then the big heads wouldhave to give up somo of their petschemes, and that they don t like.If the legislature had paid more at-

tention lo this matter, and less to-

wards making a heap of laws thatare declared unconstitutional, themembers would have deserved morethanks. As it is now they havemade themselves ridiculous. Thisschool matter here in Wailuku dis-

trict is of importance, and a littlestirring up is sorely needed.

The roads arc in fine condition,and so is the railroad. The roadboards manage their roads cvy wellbut opinion seems to be dividedabout that of the railroad, some say-ing that it seems as if the peopleare made for the lailroad and notvice versa. Oiisr.nvim.

Wailuku, Feb. 11th.V. H. Since ilic above was writ

ten ram lias commenced, and it israining heavily Feb. 12th.

SAIHT PAUL'S, HAKAPALA.

The new church at Makapala,erected for the use, and mainly atthe cost, of the Chincje, was conse-crated yesterday uioruinr by theHishop ot the Diocese and dedicatedto b.iint Paul, in the presence of anovcrllowing congregation of Englishand Chinese.

Tho building is well linishcd inevery respect, with galvanized roofand bell turret, (total cost $1591.-ol- ),

from plans furnished by "Mr.Mackintosh, architect of Honolulu.In the afternoon, after a baptismalservice in the infant Church, thebishop held a confirmation, hischarge being ably and lluently in-

terpreted by Mr. L. Aseu, andtwelve (12) Chinese members of theAnglican Communion received therite of confirmation.

In the evening the Bishop preach-ed at St. Augustine's, Kohala, to alarge congregation, the church be-

ing filled by the members of theAnglican Communion, and by themembers of the CongregationalChurch, who gave up their usualSunday evening service to attend atSt. Augustine's.

The offertories for the day at thotwo churches of St. Augustine's andSt. Paul's amounted to $ lii, whichbrings the small debt remaining onthe latter down to a little over $100.

Kohala, Feb. 11th, 1889.

AUSTRALIAN POETS.

The Australian Colonics have theirpoets like other countries, and wesuhjoin the following as a sample.It was written hy Henry Kendall,a native of New South Vales, andpublished in the "l'ort MacquarieNews," n newspaper of that colony.

tiii; oi.n vr.Ai:.It piifeh'd like the bieath of tlio ulht- -

uind awav,II lied like the lul-- t at lh dawn of the

day;Jt laMed Us moment, then backwaid

wiii hurl'd,Another Increase lo tho aj;o of tlio

world.

It jnihi'd with its Fliadows, Millies,tears,

Pani'd as a stiuam to the ocean ofyears ;

Years Hint weie coming, weio here, andaio o'er

Tho age depaited, to visit no mora.It pnps'il hut the baujuo on Its hlllowy

track,Loaves an impresi-lo- n on waters aback;The, j;low of tho "gone" remains on the

fcky,Unwilling to leave us, unwilling to die.

it lied, but away, and away on Its wako,There lingers a something that tiino

cannot break;Tho past and tho future uro joined hy a

chain,And memories live that must ever re-

main.llKNKT IvKNDAI.I..

Miss Shndysldo: How bored thatpoor air. .Jonosy looks with that fri-

volous young thing ho is with. Ican always tell when n gentleman isbored. Mr. Tiredtodciith (with aguilty Blart) : Mess my soul, youdon't buy so.

Auction Sale by James 1?. Morgan.

SHARES OF

Paia Sun toci

at AAwrnois-- .

On Friday, Rflarch 1st,AT Hi O'CLOCK NOON.

At my Salesroom, Queen street, I willsell at Public Auction, for ac-

count of whom it mayconcern,

lO S11AUISS!-o-r-

Paia Sugar Siock !

TKII3IS CASH.

JAS. P. MORGAN,170 Ul Auctioneer.

WILLIAM FOSTER -A- ttorney,it ftoluiy Public llono.

lulu 1117 2v

NOTICE.

rpiIK undersigned having been dulyJL appointed udministiutor of theestate ol G. Ah Nw, lute "f ICiiluiiliacle,deceased, notice is -- lieieny dvun lo allpersons to present llmir claims agninstthe cstalo of s.iid (3. Ah. Ncu duly au-

thenticated, whether termed liy moit.gage or otherwise, to the uiideisinudnl the ofllco of 11. llaoltfultl .s Co,Honolulu, within six uiontlih iiom tliedate heti'ol, or tliey will le foruv.-- r

banod ; and till pei-n- imli h nl toCstuto uio hereby tn nnkuiiumedi itu.nnyinetit

.1. V. HAOKFKU),Administrator of the IMilc uf 0. Ah

Nee, deceasedHonolulu, Feb. 14, "SMI. i7S :b

MEET I N il N OT J C E .

T HE legulur qiiuiluili meeting ol the

the Compjnj's ollie.0, (Juutn street, onFill DAY, Hie iCtli hiit , m v.! o'clocknoon. S. F. GKAIfAM,Hi) 21 Secietniv

MEETING NOTICE.

npiIEKU will bo a meeting of theX Poind of Dh'cclois of tho ICapio-lnn- i

Pail; m PIUDAY, the15th inst., at 11 A. M., at the olllco ofWin. G Irwin & Co.

A. S. CLEGHOKN,172 til Chairman.

MEETING NOTICE.

riTHE adjourned annual intcliny ofJL the stockholder.--- of the KapiolauiPark Association will be bold on WED-NESDA-

tin; 20lh inst., at 10 a. m., atthe rooms of the Chamber of C'ommeice.

A. S. CLEGIIOllN,172 til President.

To Contractors.PROPOSALS FOR GRADING j

Office ol tho Oahu IU:lwy end Land Com-

pany (Ld.), Feb. 13, 1889.

PROPOSALS nil lrced tothe undesigned will ho riceived at

thU olllcu until 10 o'clo k u.m., Pi h. 201889, for the poding "f ,lll: 0an" 1!:l

way (Pearl llher Oivi-ion.- )

Further information, v itu limns uponnliich ai.i, nms be muile, can beobtained at this olliee. The i lijlil to 10.ject any and all bids is u-- rv. .1.172 '.It 15- - V DILLINGHAM.

WANTKtt

A FEW piivate i ti i s m imj of theclassical or teitnliliu Mu'dies, by

an experienced teacher. Tonus reason,able. Address "L," Uiji.i.i:tin Olllcu.

17 J lw

FOll SALEDurock and Du- -

Jv rocl; and lierUslurol'ifc'S from 10 to $20 apair, according to size.

Hell Telephone, 10:1; Mutu-i- l Telephone(513. JAS. JSIKRSEWJKG,172 lw 'Waiuiiiiialo, Ivoolaiipeko.

For San Francisco.The Xmv Clipper llnrijuu

S. C. jSjk Allen,Capt. T. Thompson,

Will sail for tho above pott onor about

Thursday, the I Ithinst.EW Por passage having biipcrior ac.

coinnioilnlious for a limited number ofpassengeis apply to

C. BREWER & CO., I'd,172 2t Queon street.

B. Z. MULLET, new catch, 1 lb. tin;

H. Z. JAMS, new season;

N. Z. FRESH BUTTER, 1 & 2 lb. tins;

H. Z.LAMB'S TONGUES, 1& 21b. tins;

KILN DRIED OATMEAL, 14 lb, tins.

Also a small quantity of

Furze Seed for Hedges.J. E. BUOWN A; CO.,

173 lw 28 Merchant St.

Hawaiian Tramways Co,,

MMtTI'.O.

MMTHBffiE TABLE:

Kioiti 1'aliuna foi llillc onlyM) a. m. mill every hour until 8:!!0

!.; last car 10:10 l M.

Kiom Pulatua for Utile ltnnge andWalklki 7:10 a. ji. ami every houruntil 0:10 i. M.

Piom Kille llnnge for Palama 0.00a.m., 7:00 A. M., and every hnlfliouruntil l).::0 r M.; lust car 10:30 i it.

Prom WaiklUl for l'alama 7:10 A. M.nnd every hour until 10:10 r. M.

Eiin Cars from I'nlama for Ullluliuiigc 1!! noon, 1 r M., 5 i. m., andfrom llillc linage at 13:00 r. m.

SUNDAYS.

First ears from PaUuivi for UtileliaiiKo only at (i:'J0 a. m.

First oar horn Palatini for YVnildkiat 7:10 a.m.

First oar from Widkild nt 8:10 a. m.

First our fioin Hltle ibuigc at 7 a. m.

No etra cur at 12 noon, I l. u., C

p. M. fiom l'ulamu. 171 If

NOTICE."YVIN(1 to tho intended departureJ lrom the KniKunm of 11. J . Wicli

man, we iepu!tlully nslt mat allamounts due our llrm be settled onor liufoic the tStli of February next.

GOMES & WIOI1MAN.llorolulu, Jan. 24, 1SS!. 105 19t

"S tfk. m Em"

California Lime !

.Just lleeeivcd per Hark "W. G.God I icy."

run SAiii'.AT

J. T. WATERHOUSE'S,CSl Queen Street. 2w

THE0. P. SEVERIN,Photographer ,

Has taken the Studio formerly occupiedby A. A. Moutauo, coiner of King'and Foit btreets, and is pre- -

paicd to take

PICTURES IN ANY STYLES !

lrlntlii; Hoik: lor AuintcurM,

Cabinets $6 a Doz. Work Guaranteed.

Ea?- - Entrtnec onFoit Street, "a122 tf

Moffiaia&HoiMsjTil e Xlppon Yiimcii KalMlin'H Xciv

A I'liie Al Steel SilcnniHlilii

U Onii Maru"Conner Commander.

Will leave for the above ports onor about

3JLA.rrcxx ?. 188J).tg5 Kor terms of freiL'ht or irussngo

hiivinir supeiior cabin and stcerairu ac.comnio.laiions, apply to

Wm. G. IRWIN & CO.,!(! td Agents.

M'YoMaM&MgMi

The Al WteaiuHhlp

Of tho Occidental it Oriental SteamshipCo. will bo due ul Honolulu Iron. Sanfritiicisco on or about

Exarch 9, 1889,And will leuve for the above ports onor about that 'date'

SQf'Vor freight or passage apply to

H. HACKFELD & CO,,107 til Agents

The Best Company

a:iI13 MUTUAL

Life insurance Go.,oar isicw yokk.

Richard A. McCurdy, President.

Tho Largest Company in the World

Tho Oldest Company in tho U. S.

It Gives the Most Liberal Policies-- AND-

Pays tho Largest Dividends.

Claims paid to policy holders in theHawaiian Iblauils, during tho

pust ten years,

Over : SlOO.OOO OO.

JJS?-- For rates, apply to

S. It. KOSH,General Agent, Honolulu, Hawaiian

Islands.

B. P. E JLiJDj

HAVING TAIvKN STOCK AND AUK OITKRINO

All Goods at Greatly Reduced Prices I

o

SPECIAL llAHUAlNS OF

Remnants ira All Departments.

Just lleeeivcd a

DIAMOND DYE1701

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iiiinwhw ffl sziioi iniiflii-- KS-AT FiBHEL'S "SA

POR ONE

--WE WILL SELL

Our $2.50 Parasols for $1.25.Our S3.50 Pnviisols for $2.00.

Our 8'A.oO

Our

ssoide wjeieik: ois"jL.Yga

Similar Reductions in Ladies' Hats, Embroideries and Laces.

NOW IS YOUR TIME TO PURCHASE

Tlese Prices wo iiriintce for Oil Wool Only !

o

CHAS. J.Jan-lfl-8- l) Tho I.i'ailiiif- - IWilliuory House.

t

Has leccivcd another laro

It is

&

Fresh ot

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FOR ONE

for $2.75.$5.50 for $3.30.

Si j

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CRITEMiipincnt of that Celebrated Draught Ueer

hv Steamer "Australia."

a Clear, Cool ml

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for 1 &. Co.'s it "W. H. & Co.'s

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Pacific

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WEEK

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MILLERLE AGENTS,

WXJIUXXVJS

FOKT NTItKHT. HONOLULU.

-- IMPOUTERK

WEEK

American & European Drugs & Chemicals,IMiotoK'i.-H.plti- e IMutei-ijvlH- ,

Perfumery and Toilet Articles

Agents Lorillatd Tobaccos, Kimball

Tobacco and Cigarettes.Aerated Water Works Hotel Street.

inch-21-8- 7

Hardware Co., Ld.

iroxtx .sitifliax, iionol.tjil.tj.

JST BAHOAINS -- XB New Lino of BST BAltQAlNB -

Lamps, Chandeliers & Lanterns,At Lower Trices than ever before. Now involco of

SHELF-HARDfAI-E, PLOWS & GEN'L MERCHANDISE.

Just lleceivod

Novel llou ttua Fuuoy GoodN, In Lui'fro Variety.aug-- 0 88

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DiilLY BULLETIN: HONOLULU, II., J., FEBRUARY II, 1SS0.wim mwuw SMMUOT1 roai i wuwivt NMksn wto,,wiiwinwi MJMc.jTgrwtr.-v.Jgm-- t !

HONOLULU CAfiHIAGE GO.

Hack aland: Merchant and FortBlreot. Telephones, 005.

inch

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THURSDAY, FEU. 14, 1889.

AHHIVALS.Krb 1:1-- Stnir

C H Bishop fuun Kuul.mStmr 1'ele from llaumkua

Feb 11- -Itk

ivy. 181 days from New YoikStmr Ewa from Ewa

DEl'ARTUnES.Vcb 14

Sehr Mary for KmutlYacht Cusco for San FranciscoStmr Kaala for Waianae ami Waialua

al '.) a mSell Ka JIol for Koholaleh'Sebr Kulamami for llahnvaSehr Kaukeaoull for Kohala

VESSELS LEAVINC

Stmr Klnau for IIIlo and way ports at2 p m

Ilk S U Allon for San FrancK'oStmr C H iihop for Waianae, Waialua

and Koolaii at 0 a m

PASSENGERS.

For Kauai, per slmr .las Makce, Feb1355 S Spalding.

For llamakna, per stmr hvalani, Feb1!1 Geo Hardy and wife.

CARGOES FROM ISLAND PORTS.

Stmr I'ele bags sugar.Stmr G It Bishop 400 bags rice.Stmr Kuala 800 bags sugar.

SHIPPING NOTES.

Tbe Alex McNeill is receiving a newcont of black paint.

The tern V E Sanders, left IIIlo on the8th, for San Francisco with a full cargoof sugar.

Tbe bark Ivy has commenced to dis-

charge her cargo.Hough weather is leported at Wal-ana- c.

BORN.

CHANMY In Honolulu, Feb. 11th, tothe wife of Capt. Chancy, a son.

BAND CONCERT.

The Hawaiian Hand will give apublic concert this evening atEmma' Square, commencing at7:30 o'clock. Following is the pro-gramme:

l'AKT I.Morcb The Band is Coining... .PeliildOverture Poet and Peasant SuppeGavotte Trip to Africa SuppeMedley Musical Pow Wow Beyer

Mikioi, Malauia, Nowelo.l'AUT II.

Fantaia Mill in the ForestKilenbcrg

"Waltz-Gy- psy Baron StraussCornet Polka Love and Truth.. SiewcrtQuadrille Tbe Times Coote

Hawaii Ponoi.

CONCERT.

There ought to be a full houseat the concert, by the Cam-pobel- lo

troupe this evening withsuch an attractive programme.Tyre Smith's sparkling comedy the"Ilappj- - Pair" will be presentedwith Miss Grace Porter as Mrs.Honcyton, aud Signor Campobelloas Mr. Iloneyton. The plot of theplay is rather amusing, aud consistsof two scenes, "Morning'' and "Ev-ening." It will be played in costumeand with nil the necessary accesso-ries. Mr. Thrower, tenor, Mr.Schmidt, violinist, and Mr. Ollcrt,pianist, will render vocal and instru-mental selections during the evening.Seots can be obtained at the ofllceof J. E. Brown & Co.

ADDRESS BY MISS ACKERMANN.

At the Y. M. C. A. hall yesterdayafternoon Miss Ackerman deliveredan address before a large number ofyoung ladies. At the conclusion ofher address a society was organizedto be known as the "Young Wo-

man's Christian Temperance Unionof Honolulu." The following ofli-ce-

were elected : President, MissN.J. Malone; Recording Secretary,Miss Lillian Holies ; Treasurer,Mrs.M. Staples. Fifty-seve- n young la-

dies became members by signingthe pledge. The members of thisnew society will meet Miss Acker-ma- n

Frida' afternoon at threeo'clock, at the same place.

SUPREME COURT- -IN CHAMBERS.

ISEl'OItr. 51'CUU.V J.

Wkdskbdav, Feb. 13th.In tho estate of Ah Nee, deceas-

ed. Petition of J. F. Hnckfeld foradministration. Ordered that lettersof administration bo issued to J. F.Hackfcld, under bond of 8750.Paul Neumann for petitioner; thelatter In person.

POLICE COURT.

Wkiisisday, Feb. 13th.Seven drunks contributed to

tho treasury.Two natives for affray were each

linod $G.T. J. Mclunes was sentenced to

twelve hours' imprisonment and lin-

ed 11.50, including costs, for as-

sault and battery on a Chinaman.TuuusiuY, Fob. 11th.

Kamukl and J. Oliva had each to

pa' G for drunkenness.Ah Nai, for having opium unlaw-

fully in possession, was fined 50

with onc.hour'H.iinprisonineiit.Paahai", charged with violating

rule 1 hack regulations, was lined2 with SI costs,

LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

Who was your valentine?... ...- - - -

Tun "Happy Pair" t.

'Pur. baik Kalakaua sails-fo- r Hong-kong on or about Monday next.

Mits. Mmnoo, laities' muse, maybo found at No. !i, Kukui street.

'I'm: fence on the Alakon slieetside of the old Dudoil house is beinglepaircd.

Mit. .1. F. llaekfeld, assignee of theestate of Ah Nee, deceased, has anotice elsewhere.

It only wants one year less eightdays to the next general election.Lots of fun ahead.

If your children have whoopingcough", let them try Dr. Lozier'sCherry Coidial. Sold by llollistcr itCo.

m .

Miss Ackcrniann spoko to llawai-ian- s

in the ICawaiahao church lustevening, the Kuv. II. II. Parker iuter-pietin-

Tin: comedy "Happy Pair" at thoOpera House this evening will hewell worth seeing. Popular pricesprevail.

Somkoni: entcied Mr. Wolfe'schiokon-hous- o on Piikoi street lustevening and carried oil' twenty-liv- e

chickens.

Tin: regular monthly meeting ofthe Y. M. C. A. will bo held nextThursday evening, the 21st inst., not

A PoiiTuaucsR laborer fell from atree in the Hotel grounds yesterdayafternoon, hurting one of his anklesrather badlv.

A mi:i:ting of tho Hawaiian Ca-mera Club will be held Friday even-ing at 7 :1!0 o'clock, in the Chamberof Commerce rooms.

Mnssits. W. G. Irwin it Co. wantlunas who must be men of some ex-perience and steady habits. No ob-

jection to men with families.

It is icportcd that one of the en-

terprising citizens of Honolulu hassent to Japan for 3 Jinrickshas inwhich to perambulate the city.

Mk. F. W. Damon gave an addressat noon yesterday before the pupilsof Oahu College on "Chinese MibsionWork in tho Hawaiian Islands."

Mn. Theo. Sevcrin, photographer,Fort street, has for sale a few flashlight photos of the love-sic- k maidensand dragoons who took part in Pa-tience.

Tin: bark S. C. Allen sails for HanFraiK'it-c- lo- - morrow morning. Amail will be forwarded by her, whichcloses at the Post Ol'lieo at 8:30o'clock.

. Oni: young man went to his boxat the Post Oflice quite a number oftimes this morning to see if therewas a Valentine for him. lie evi-

dently got left.

Tin: new advertisement of tho Po-pular Millinciy House on the firstpage, gives full particulars of the im-

mense stock of spring and summergoods just recived.

m .

Litti.u elastic instruments forthrowing Bhots is in vogue amongschool boys at present. Injury toeyes may result from its use. It is agood thing to prohibit.

Tun yacht Ciihco left about noonfor San Francisco carrying a mailfrom the Postoflice consisting of 2SS

lettcis and 03 packages of papers.Captain Otis expicts to go up in fif-

teen days.

Tin: regular meeting of St. An-drew's Church Association will beheld this ovening, at 7 :30 o'clock, inthe old cathedral building. Mr. T.M. Starkcy will read a paper onChurch Music.

A i.ahoi: number of PortugueseWilli their families came down fromHawaii on the Kinau. They havewotked out their contracts and in-

tend leaving for the coast at theearliest opportunity.

, Oai'TAIn Do Courcy of tho UnitedStates Army, accompanied by Mr.Giaham, manager of the HawaiianHotel, paid a visit to Company C,first battalion, Hawaiian Volunteers,at the Armory last evening.

Tin: jury empaneled to inquireinto the death of the late EugeneZoetl, mot yesterday afternoon, ex-

amined witnesses, and adjourned toawait the testimony of an importantwitness, who is unable to testify atpiesent.

EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Y. M. C. A. singing class, at

Third Campobello concert, at theOpera House at 8 p. in.

Lecture on Alaska at Y. M. C. A.hall, by Miss Ackerman.

Drill Lelciohoku Guards, at 7:30.Meeting St. Andrew's Church As-

sociation, at 7:30.Baud concert at Emma Square, at

7:30 p. m.Drill Co. A Honolulu Killes, at

7:30.Honolulu Comniandery No. 1,

Knights Templar at 7:30.

EVENTS ToSuToW.Mail for San Francisco, per S. C.

Allen, closes at 8:30 a. in.Qurterly meeting Union Feed Co.

at 12 o'clock noon.Departure of the Klnau for wind-

ward ports at 2 p. m.Meeting Board of Directors of

Kaplolani Park Association, at 11a. m.

ALASKA.

This evening Miss Jessie A.Ackerman will deliver her lectureon Alaska fn the Y. M. C. A. hallcommencing at 7:.'W o'clock. Anadmission fee of fifty cents will bocharged. The lecture has been givenbefore large audiences in tho States,and is highly spoken of.

THE STEAMER EVA.

The little stern wheel steamerEwa, owned by Hon. M. P. llohin-so- n,

sank in five feel of water lastMonday night in l'carl Kivur har-

bor. It is supposed that she was atrifle overloaded aud filled withwater from the discharge pipe. Mr.Lyle, of Sorenson & Lyle, wentdown and raised her, returninghome last evening. No damagewhatever has been done to thosteamer.

NEW COURT HOUSES.

The lender for the erection of anew Court House at Koolauloa,Oahu, has been awarded to Smithand Mills for S0G7. The otherlenders were :

S. P. Mio $1,900Andrews & KanumoanaLevi Drew 1,400Sam Kanahclc 1 ,325Alex, mirgess 1,300F. Archer 1,29011. F. Pcrtclmann 1,250"W. F. O'llallaron 1,230

For building a new Court Houseat Kailua, South Kona, Hawaii, thefollowing tenders were sent in :

S. P. Mio ..81,SG0S. S. Ilugho T. . 1,558Levi Drew 1,550Sam Kanahcle 1,475Andrews & Kaaumoana 1,458James Wallace 1,100F. Archer 1,310II. F. Bcrlclmann 1,325W. F. O'llallaron 1,280

The last named was accepted.

THE BARK IVY.

The British bark Ivy, Captain Z.Caron, came into port tins morning,181 days from New York, and dock-ed at the old Custom House wharf.She left Now York, August G, 188S,but had to put back, having con-

siderable head gear carried awaythrough collision with another ves-sel. After making repairs, againleft New York, August 10th. Upto 15 South in the Atlantic experi-enced light and variable winds.There encountered gales of windfrom N. W. to S. W. until off CapeHorn. Was in several hail andsnowstorms. Off the Cope aboutten days. After leaving the Capohad pretty fresh westerly winds.Sighted Easier Island January 8th,and the island of Hawaii February8lli. Was off port of Honolulu lastMonday the 11th, and got headedolf by the wind. Tuesday andWednesday was becalmed, but inthe evening of the latter day wasable to make the port. Spoke anAmerican ship in the Pacific boundfor San Francisco, and was in com-pany with several vessels while offCape Horn. The Ivy brings acargo of general merchandise con-signed to Castle & Cooke.

H1L0 NEWS.

The following news items arcfrom the Jlilo JiecorJ of February5th :

The Minister of the Interior hasfurnished a lot of new street lampsand the sheriff has had them allplaced in position and our little townnow is fairly lighted ; a thing muchneeded. One we notice has beenplaced opposite Kukuau street, onVolcano street, in order lo givethose poor fellows living on thatstreet a chance to sco some of themany "pilikias" standing in thelower part of the street. Does theRoad Hoard ever intend doing any-

thing towards opening that street?Chinese New Year has passed off

very niccl, and if the "ChineseDevils" are afraid of noise, we thinkthat the incessant firing of bombsand' crakers, tho past week, niHsthave driven them all back lo the"llowery land." A line dinner wasgiven on Saturday p. in. to the"haole" and native gentlemen intown by their Chinese brethern, atAh IIo's store.

The change of the leaving of theKinau from this port from the un-

earthly hour of 4 a. in. to that of12 m., Mondays and Thursdaysmeets, with much satisfaction, fromall those who had business, with thomails,

COUKT Nl'.WS.

Judge Austin leaves on a Circuittrip through llamakna, Kohala,Kona and Kan about the last of this'month. We understand that hiswife and daughter accompany himon tho trip.

A number of arrests for the smok-ing of opium and the having ofOkolehao in possession, look placein the outlying districts of thisIsland during the week that haspassed.

Dreams go to tho contraries. Butthis is something a fellow nover canseem to remember whtn ho iu asleep.

In spite of the popular belief, itisn't true that tho rain falls aliko onthe just and on the unjust. Thejust generally get the most of theshower, because tho unjust havecooly walked off with their umbrel-las.

Don't fret, John, said Mrs. Wig-gins; you've lost nearly everythingyou had in the world, I know, butyou've- still got me. Yes, said John,with another heartfelt groan, that'sjust what I was thinking.

BEET SbCAR.

One of our editorial correspondents writes: " The beet picking last J

year gave employment, lo many ooysand girls at Sprockols' factory whichwns opened last year only." ThoWalsonvillo factory produced lastyear 1G10 tons of sugar, which net-ted a profit of about twentydollars per Ion. The proposedreduction in the sugar tariffamounting to $25 per ton wouldhave changed this profit into a lossand of course put a stop to the bu-siness. Tho bounty which the Se-nate offers as an equivalent to thoreduction in duty will give produc-ers S20 per ton, which is nearlyequivalent to the reduction iu thelax on foreign sugar. The possiblemagnitude of this industry may beestimated from a comparison be-tween the small native product andthe amount imported. Mr. Spreek-el- s'

small product of 1G10 tons gaveemployment to a good many boysand girls, and yet the product of hisWatsonville mill cuts no figure inthe general swpply. Our yearly im-

portations appioach 1,500,000 tons,and it is the product of this amountat home which is the prize our legis-lators arc working lor. Whateverobjections there may be to thebounty system as a rule, it seemsworth while to try it in the presentcase. The Call would have preferred to have the duty retained on su-

gar until the home industry had de-

monstrated its ability to competewith the foreign product, but thodesired end may bo attained by thebounty the Senate bill provides.There is little present probabilitythat the two Houses will agree upona tariff bill this session, aud untilthey do the old tariff rates will bein operation, S. F. Call, Jan. 21.

SEEDLINGS OF SUGAR CANE.

The sugar cane has been cultivated lor so long a periou mat its na-tive country is unknown. Benthamstates that "we have no authenticrecord of any reallv wild station forthe common sugar cane." Further,according to the Kew Bulletin forDecember, tho sugar cane so rarelyproduces mature seeds that no oneappears to have ever seen them.In botanical works the subject isoften mentioned, but apparentlyonly to rcslate the fact that observ-ers in all countries "have never seenthe seeds of Hie sugar cane." Theauthorities at Kew have been work-ing at this subject for several years.It was felt that if a sugar cane pro-ducing ripe seeds could be found, amost interesting aud important linoof enquiry would be opened for im-

proving tho baccharino qualities ofthe sugar cane iu the kame way athat so successfully adopted withregard to the beet. Hitherto thesugar cane has been reproduced un-der cultivation solely by means ofbuds and suckers. The improve-ment of the cane has therefore beenrestricted to chance variations oc-

curring at wide intervals, and prob-ably escaping altogether the observ-ation of the planter. Now all this islikely lo be changed. It appearsthat at Barbados seedlings of sugarcane have been successfully raisedby Professor Harrison, and amongthese seedlings arc several differentkinds indicating liybridity of a defi-nite sort, such as would be expect-ed to arise from the crossing of dif-

ferent varieties. It is to be hopedthis subject will he fully and clearlyfollowed up as a definite field of in-

vestigation. In any ca6C the possi-bility of improving so important andvaluable a plant as the sugar canepossesses general interest. fS. F..Mci chant, July 8.

JiADIES' .NURSE.

M"? .MO.NHOB, ladies' nurse, haseinoved to No. :t, Kukui street

Fuh-M-S-

NOTICE.

Vlt. A. ASCHIIEIM .us this ilny1Y1. Ik en mluiitiri u- - u Diirlucr in ourfirm. M. S. OlIIXBAUM fc CO.

Honolulu January 1, 18MS. 103 lw

NOTICE.

pcion found trespassing orhhootlngon the KULIOUOU binds

will be proAccuted.170 lm KOUEKT L1SHMAN.

TO L.ET

House nearcorner of King and Ala.

ftieels. Apply toDAVID DAYTON,

105 tf 01 Kin c street.

TO IjETSIX-llOO- Cottage onEmma street, opposite

Kiiim.i Square. Apply to.1. M. VIVAS,

113 tf 42 Merchant struct.

FOIt SALE

'"piIE Lease and HuildlugJ known as the "Yosemlte

Skating Kink," situated onQueen fctreui near Kichuril street. Forfurther partlculura apply to154 tf TilOB. E. VTALU

FOR SALE or LEASECOT TAG K lately ocr.ti.fcA pled by Mr. Barney Or.

(lembtein, situutu on Emmastreet, between the mansions of lions.('. H. Bishop, James Campbell and B, IS

Dole, near Emmu Kipiuro, Nu piuuowanted, no dust, no tuio patches. Onlya few minutes walk to llit) new site fortho Central Union Church. No tramwaycurs wanted, Apply to

E. S. CUNfIA,149 tf Union Baloon.

aiam niiKXnlhos wiJtr rtit.i hcaA K chrrptil 10 Cfnti

per Ufor tU first imtrtlon, mul C ceiiti per lineevtry tuldilicnml (netrtlcn.

RYAira BOAT BUILDINGRear of Lucas Mill.

NOTJOI3.I). TllLOI.OAN, MoicbantM. Taile inning old tbo loac f the

premises lately occupied by him, In the"Gazette"' Block, to the Hawaiian NewsCo., will be jilenxfl lo ifieel his custom-e- s

at the cMibllshincnt of 11. S. Treg.loau, cor of Tort and Hotel sta. 170 lw

NOTICE.DAY has removed his residenceDR. to tire "Dickson I'lemiscV' No. 40

Ueretatna street, opposite Garden Lane,ad his ofllce to the collage adjoining,

103 aw

NOTICE.

ALL persons having claims againstNtincy 8. Kills arc requested

to send them iu to Mr. A. J. Gartwright,with a view to settlement.

Honolulu, Feb. 0, 1880. ICO 2w

NOTICE.

ALL parties owing to W. S. Luvo upJanuary 31, 1689, are herebyto make immediate payment to

Mr. Frank lirown, Merchant street, (for.mcrly A. M. Hewctt's), who is autho.rizetl to receipt for nil moneys paidto him.

J. F. HACKFELD,J. NOTING,II. TOCh'E.

.W!U'i' of W. S. Luee.Honolulu, Jan ,il, IS'S'J. Id lm

Chanj-- in Tuk'ihone.3.

TV TUT UAL No 371 clumscd fromJJUL A. M. llcweti lo IlimCo., Fuiuk Blown, imiiugi'r.

BELL No. f;0 changed from Frankrcithiieu to Hawaiian

Wine Co., Frank lirown, manager.170 lw

TO LET

rpiIE Melucmv Hall. ApA. plv to

M. MolNKKNY.1(1 i Cor Fort A Mt'ichuut sts.

TO JLIiT.

TWO FUUNISHED KOOMS,ie t .i1 i, aud. cither separ-t- i

art bedioon 'in as sittingroom and l.uilioom. A pi v xlihls office.

17.! ill

For Wheepg Cough

Lot any person give

Dr. Lows Cherry Cordial

A trial, and the most violent coldwill, in a short lime lie

leninvcd.

H0LL1STER 04o

l'jsi Agents. 2m

CAMPOBELLO

Opera tic Conin

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Hawaiian Opera House

One Grand Operatic Concert

Thursday Evening, Feb, 14th,

Signor Enrico Campobello,

-- AKJ

Miss Grace Porter,

As Mr. & Mrs. Iloneyton in

.'Tyre Smith's Haupy Pair"

Benson UcVcU for tho crlcs of sixnights ?7 00

Single tickets $1.50 A; $1.00Ualooiiy 7fl elsGallery CO els

jjQrSpeciul cars lo Walkiki at theclose of the performance. 100 tf

IF YOU FIND ANYTHING.X advertiBo it in tho Daily Buli.ktik.

THIS SPACE

-- FOR

fitur

NEW GOODSAT

IS RESERVED

THE-

ASHION,"

HEW GOODS-

o

76 and 77 EG-A- N Sc OO Fort Street.

oWE ARE NOW SHOWING NEW STYLES OF

Spring; Glilais, Prints, Plain & Fancy Satincs, Batiste,Piques, Challis, Cretonnes, Furniture Prints,

The very latest shades and htyles. Come and examine our impor-tation of

Mm Dks Gills, Ctm Amures, Lace Bunting, &c.

Our New Stock of Silk Gimp, Bead Ornaments,Novelty Braid, Silk Ornament Braid, Trimming Velvets, Pearl Buttons,

XillxUH, Pliimew, ITips, XCLo., Etc.,Is the linest ever seen in this city, lleforo buying elsewhere look at onr

new assortment of

Ladies Boots, Shoes &. Slippers, HosieryAnd a COMPLETE STOCK of UNDERWEAIl, latest stylo

aud elegant in design. In our gents departmentwe oiler the latest in

Custom-msul- e Clothing, lor Men, Youths & Children,Cravats, Neckties, Cud's & Collars and Gcntu Furnituro of every

description. Wo call particular attention to ourenormous slock of tho latest stylos iu

Straw Hats andl,ro7ort"Sept Pelt Hats, Trunks,

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Gaiters, Oxf, Ties, Opera Slippers,

Valises, Etc., Etc. 17-8- 8

WINE CO.,Ho. 24 Merchant Street, near Fort Street.

HAVE OH HADTO AND FOR SALE,.... A ....

X1 TJ L. X-- i ASSORTMENT. . OF

All Brands of American Whiskies I

Bourbon, Rye and Monongahala,In Hulk or Case;

SCOTCH mid XX-tXaSE- . VX-XXasJIC-

In Glass and .Stone Jars;

IT 3ft DE IS" C II J3X.A.IVXIXiS!Very Kino and Very Cheap Qualtitics, as are wanted;

GINS, in Large and Small Bottles,(White or Illack), aUo, STONE JUGS ;

OXI TOM GIN!Uest Ilrand iu the Market.

EUROPEAN SHERRIES and PORTIn Hulk and Case;

All Brands of American Lager Beer,English Ale & Porter, German Beer, etc

In I'ints and Quarts;

Finest Brands CHAMPAGNES',In Pints and Quarts.

Bitters, Liquers; Absinthe,Apollinaris Water, Kummel.

Very Superior CALIFORNIA WINES !

AS FOLLOWS.

Zlnfandel, MaCaga, Tokay, Madeira,Port, Sherry, Riesling, Hocks, &c.f &.

gj9 All of which will ho sold AT LOWEST KATES by

Boll '.Telephone, SO "aeSr Mutual Xolojilione, 3--

Xr&xilc X3ioavii,HO tf MANAGER.

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IMPOHTMN AN1") DEALERS IN

Groceries, Provisions and Feed,EA- - l' CORNER FORT AND KING STREETS.

New Goods eived liy every Packet from llic Er.rtern Slates nnil EuropeFresh Calllornla luro by ovoiy Steamer. All older-- ) faith fully attended tofind Goods deliver . lo any part ni tln city frro o! rlnrue. l orders poll,cited. Satisfaction uuitrivntceil. l'oit Olllr-- Box 145, Tolouhnno No. H3 nov-1- 85

Tolophono 240.- - -- aoj-

LEWIS & CO., Ill Fort Street,IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.

Frozon Oysters and Fresh Calilornla Fruits. Fish, Games and Vegetables on ICE by eachsteamer ol the 0. S. S. Co. A complete line of Crosse & Dtackwcll's and

J. T. Morton's English Canned Goods always on hand.

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Nidges' Infant Fe d, Fn noli Mushrooms in glass, Ulinaidelli in tins, GroundChocolate, Cro.s & Bin-M- 11 Fresh Fruil Jams in glass, Stuffed Olives luglass Walnuts, Aluun.'s Filbert, Pcncan & Brazil Nuts, Foiled Sausage,

Cal. Mild Cream Choose, Eastern Cheese, Oregon Cream Cheese, Young. American Chooso,Swiss Cheese. Edam Cheese, Topo Can Creamery Butter in 31b tins,

Kegs Gcrmnm fanlt l'u Uhu, Prtaluma Table Fruits iu glass jars, Finest DehcsaT.Uilo liiiin, Ci.Wul Wave Mackerel in filb tiu, Kegs Siucrkrnut, AmericanCinnbonj Smt'e, Cape Code Cranberries 21b Blocks Codfish, Andereon Cele-brated Mince Men m glu-- v jnu, .lacob Dolil'd Buffalo Hams, "Whittakers StarHams, Old Unliable Ham A, Union, ficsh lot of Garden Seeds, Cicily Lemons,Apples Yellow '1 urnips 1' irnips New Potatoes & Onions, Cal. ltoll Butter,

ETC, ETC, ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC., ETC.

ap-l- G Swlitiicl Oi'd.eis Solicited . 87

SABLES- KING STREET.

HAS JUSTKit Salmon Hollies, Block Codfish, Smoked Beef, Buffalo Ham & 'Bacon, Boxes Smoked Herring, Tins Norwegian Salt Herring,lUilil Cal. C'hee-- o, Aluioies Mince Meat, Green Turtle Soup,Toirapin Soup, Sugar Iiaisins, Currants, Walnuts, Almonds,Dried reaches. Prunes, Dates, Honey, Cercoline Flakes,

CVl'M COD CIAiJJ3JEKItIES,Tomato Ketchup, Cases Sugar Corn, Cases Sugar Peas, JerseyBlue Potatoes, liuta Bagas Turnips, Calafornia Onions, Crackers,all kinds; Choice Teas, Picsh Apples, Saloon Pilot and MediumBread, "Wheal, Flour, Butler, Plum Pudding, etc., etc., etc.

And a General Assortment of Canned Meats, Fruits and Other Groceries.nh-9- J ZSf Leave your orders, or ring up 119. -- a 8G

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Telephones, No. 175.

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A. rUI. HEWETT,Shipping- -

Sugars icceived and vesselsentiies passed and general

shipping work. All orders loft at Ilus.taco & Hobinson's office, Queen btrett,will receive personal attention nnd s.iti6-fucllo- n

152 lin

Whale Boats.

to several eiifiililes"Whale .Boat Frames, avo

havo now lu course of:t Whale Boat Fi.unes 74 feet by 2 feetlong. Tliebo fi.inies aio bent in onepiece of oak, and held to bliapu, thuslemihliiK little tact to set them up andbuild. The full frame for Mich boats,

cants, tfl suctions iu number,In fold at baa; with largo stems on keel,and ready to plank $ 10. They nro notintended to be clinker built, nor as thefiall impoited whahs boats jnoper, butaio intended for lough use and durabi-lity, jet light withal; for lUhing andMailing puipoos. Wo hao exportedthese fiames and intend doing po, andmake this offci to aiiiateiu.s and othersilcshous of trjlng their hand, withplenty of lcisuio and small cash to makea business. Will bend fianies to anygiven model fiom 5 to 25 tons. Also onhand for salo Smf and Pleasiuo Boats,Stems, Knees and Timbers. Mutual

No 325.DOWElt As SON.

7C tf Boat Builders.

JOfflf I0TT, 1. MIMA Street

Granite, Iron and Tin Ware !

Chandeliers, Lamps and Lanterns,WATER PIPE and RUBBER HOSE,

House Keeping Goods,PLUMBING, TIM, COPPER AND993 Sheet Work.

M.SPROULL,Civil Engineer Surveyor.

j. Kopp&Oo

--rJmImportcis

Rattan Furniture.

Pianos Furniture

Matting Carpets Laid.

CORinOEJPOLES.Upholstering Bedding

Speciality.

CHAIRS RENT.apr.1088.

OODS

HFSTACE,

RECEIVED

Edinburgh

Olei'li:,shipped;

discharged,

guaranteed.

INmbwci--

construction,

including

Telephone

Iron

DAILY BULLETIN;

NoticB of Goprteslii).

Hawaiian Transicr Co.

pilE undersigned having purchasedL the business of J. Gieeu and tho

Ainerlcan Epios Company, have con.solldatid under the flrin nnnie of the

Hawaiian Trmisrcr Co.,and nro prepared to carry on the Dray,iug and Epiess business of all kinds.

Telephone Office nt No. 73 King street,nct door to Uobt. Morc's.

Uell

CS'-A-U kinds of cartius; faithfully

and promptly attended to; lurnlturc re.moved and caiefully handled; always onhand on arrival of steamers.

If you want a wagon or dray you willtlnd it to your advantage to ring upCither of our telephone.

J. W. McGUIKE,ICO lm J. MCQUEEN.

DAVID KAAIHUE

HAS Coral Rock, Black Stone, BlackWhite Sand and Soil, for sale

iu any quantity. Apply at the office of"W. C. Achi, Kaahumanu street. 110 3m

STRAYEDII. HackfeldFROM Co.'s yard a

Dark Brown Marc, alljps feet white and right- ear split. A reward

will be given to anyone returning sameto II. HACKFELD & CO.

151 tf

ELECTION of OFFICERS.

AT the annual meeting of stock-holder- s

of the Hawaiian Agrlcul.tural Co. held this day, the followingpersons were eleetcd as officers for thecurrent year:

Hon. C. U. Bishop President,Mr. S. C. Allen Vice President,Mr. P. C. Jones Treasurer,Mr. J . O. Carter Secretary,Mr. Tom May Auditor,Hon. C. R. Bishop, S. C. Allen andP. C. Jones Directors.

J. O. CARTER,Secretary, II. A. Co.

Honolulu, Juu. 1", 1SS0. 14'J lm

NOTICE.

Hawaiian Bell Telephone Company.

AT a meeting of the stockholders ofthe above company held January

12th, 1889, the following ofllceis wcieelected for the ensuing year:

( PresidentGodfrey Brown &

( Ti ensurer,Cecil Broun t,

J. P. Brow u . . . Secretin y,L. T. Valentine Auditor,.1. Cassidy. .General Superintendent,las. Campbell, "W. 0- - Smith, J. F.Brown Directors.

J. F. BROWN,148 lm Secretary.

ProgMie ef Races

fSTO 1!E

March 16th, 1889AT- -

Kapiolani Park !

No. 1. Running Race, 1 mile dnsh.For Hawaiian bred horses.Free for all. Catch weight.

No, 2 Trotting and Pacing Race, 1mile dash. For Hawaiian bredlioises, 3 years old. To roadcart nnd rules.

No. 3. Running Race, . mile dash.For Hawaiian bred horses, 1

years old. Catch weight.No. 4. Tiotting and Pacing Race, 1

mile dash and repeat. Doubleteams. Freo for all.

No. 5. Running Race, mile dash.For Hawaiian hied horses, 2years old. Catch weight.

No. 0. Bicycle (of any kind) Race, 2mile dash. Free to all.

No. 7. Running Race, mile dash.For Hawaiian bred horses, 3years old. Catch weight.

No. 8. Trotting Race to Road Cart, 1mile dash. Free to all.

No. 9. Running Race, 1 mile dash.For Hawaiian bred horses, G

jc.irs old. Catch weight.No. 10. Trottine and Pacing .Race, 1

mile da-l- i. Beat 2 in 3 to RoadCart. Fieoioall.

No. 11. Tiotting Race to Road Cart, 1

mile dash. Fice for all Ha.waiian bred liorbcs.

No. 12, Pony Race, 1 mile dash. ForHawaiian ponies under 14hand. Catch weight.

No. 13. Trotting Race, 1 mile dnsh.For nil horses that never beat3 minutes.

No. 14. Running Race, VA mile dashFreo for all Hawaiian horses.

All prizes will be paid to Riders orDriverf. Cup to owners. No Profos-siona- l

Jockeys allowed.

Fntries to be made before Satuiday,March 0, 1889, nt 4 v. m,

J. A. CUMMINS.Honolulu, January 10, 18fc9. 144

David DaytonWill prnctico in tho lower courts of thoKingdom as attorney, attend to collect,ing In all its branches, renting of housesnnd any other business entrusted to him.

Ofllce 91 King Street Upstairs.Feb 0

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GENERAL AGENTS,A'eouiiliiiiH & Collector

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Hawaiian Bell Telephone Co.

Managor of Advertising Department-- KOU THE

it Nupepa Kuokoa."DEPARTMENTS of BUSINESS:

Collections will recclvo special atten.lion.

Real Estato bought, sold nnd lenscd.Houses, Cottages, Rooms and OKicos,

leased and rented, and rents collected.Fire and Lifo Insuranco effected in first-clas- s

insurancs companies.Convoyancinp a Specially Records

scotched and correct nbstincts of titlefurnished.

Legal Documonts and Papers of everydescription carefully drnwn and hand.Boinely engiosed.

Copying and Translating in all languagesin general use in this kingdom.

Custom House Business transacted accu.rateiy.

Loans negotiated at favorable rates.Gold, Silver and Ccrtilicatcs bought and

sold.Advertisements and Subscriptions soli-

cited.Skilled and Unskilled Labor furnished.Any Articlo purchased or sold.Inter-Islan- d Orders will receive parti,

cular attdSHon.To Let, Furnished and Unfurnished Co-

ttages In desirable localities nt reasonablerentals.

Several Valuable Properties iu andaround the city now for sale nnd leaseon e isy terms.

K5yAU business entrusted to our carewill receive prompt and faithful atten.tion at moderate charges.

HAWAIIAN DIRECTORY

COPIES of the Hawaiian Directoryrccrntly published by

the Mclvenuey Directory Co. for sale.Price $3 CO.

HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.

House To Let.npilE Dwelling situ- -

tSaa of Fort and Bcretania streets,lately occupied by Dr. K. R. Day. Forparticulars inquire of Dr. 'Day or at the

HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.

Cottage For Sale Cheap.STORY Cottage, nearly

new, containing parlor.dining-room- , 4 bedrooms, kit

chen, bathroom and water-close- t, vcran-das- ,

stable, wngon-shed- , chicken houseand yard, flower garden, etc. Lot 95x100 lccl, and leased lot adjoining 75x75feet. Situate at Kapalama, mnukn sideof King street. Apply at

HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.

Furnished "Lodging House.established in a de-

sirable locality in Hono-lulu, with unexpired leaso of

3K vears at low rental is offered, (onaccount of without bonus, toparty buyini: the turnituro at a fairvaluation, 'lhcre arc 2.3 rooms on thepremises well furnished, yielding ahandsome revenue. Apply at

HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.

Partner Wanted.

A PARTY" having experience in nveiy profitable business and small

ac.ipiliil, wishes to meet party witli capi.'tal and general business experience toinvent with advertiser, either as specialor general partner. Apply at

HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.Feb 9

LOST

A SMALL Silver Watch (withthe letters "A. M, C." en- -

graved on back of case), havinga small silver chain and charm attnehed.Finder will be rewarded on returningsame to this ofllce. 102 tf

TO LETA SUITE of Rooms, parlor,

bedroom and small anteroom, nicely furnished; also

1 large splendidly furnished front roomfor one or two persona. Apply at

Mits. BRUCE'S,107 lw No. 7 Chaplain street.

TO LET

House nearcorner of King nnd Ala.

p.ii EtreUs. Apply toDAVID DAYTON,

105 tf 91 King street.

lO LET

A SIX-ROO- Cottaco onEmma street, opposite

Emma Square. Apply toJ. M. VIVAS,

113 If 42 Merchant btreet.

FOR SALELenso nnd Building

known as tho "Yoscmilemm' Skating Rink," situated onQueen street near Richard street. For1 in thcrpai Menhirs apply to154 tf Taos. E. WALL.

FOR SALE or LEASECOTTAGE lately occu.pled by Mr. Barney Or.

denstein, situate on Emmastreet, between tho mansions of lions.0. R. Bishop, James Campbell. and S. 11

Dole, near Emma Square. No piunowanted, no dust, iio taio patches. Onlyh few minutes walk to tho new site fortho Central Union Church. No tramwaycars wanted. Apply to

E. S. CUNflA,148 tf Uuion Saloon.

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Australian lail Service.

VOlt SAJ ft'ltAXCISCO,Tho new and fine Al steel steamship

it iilanposa,Of tho Oceanic Steamship Company, wil

be due nt Honolulu from Sydneyand Auckland ou or about

February 9, '89.And will leave for tho above port withmails nnd passengers on or about thatunic,

For freight or pnssage, having SU.PEHIOli ACCOMMODATIONS, applyto

WE Q. IEWIN & CO., Agents

For Sydney and Auckland,

Tho new and fine Al steel Btcnmship

it Alameda,"Of the Oceanic Steamship Company, will

bo due at Honolulu from SanFrancisco on or about

February 16, '89.And will have prompt dipatch withmalls and passengers for tho above porU

For freight or passage, having SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS, applyto37 WM. G. JRWLN & CO.. Agents

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words per minute.NkwYouk, August 1st Remington

won 1st, 2nd, 3rd aiid 4th Prizes.Touonto, August 13th. Remington

won (championship of the world) Goldand Silver .Medals for highest speed everrecorded 99 words per minute, cxclud-in- g

errors.Lake Gi:ouoi:, N. Y. McGurrin broke

therccoid, writing on the Remiugton108 3-- 5 words per minute, excludingerrors; writing blindlold 107 words perminute.

ESfTo be had with or wiiliout Cabi-nets of

W. M. GrIFFARD,Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.

N. 11. Letters addressed to the Agentc.o. W. G. Irwin & Co. will have piomptattention. dec 20-8- 8

28 aierchnnt St., Jlonoluln, U.I.

COMMISSION MERCHANTSACCOUNTANTS,

Conyeyancers & General Agents

REAL ESTATE FACTORS &COLLECTORS.

Sole Agents for the Burlington RouteAcioss America, and to the Azores.

Sole Anculs for Pitt & Scott's ForeignParcels Express it General ShippingAgency.

Sole Ageuts for Sunny South Aei.itedWaters.

Sole Agents for Masetlcld Bros.' NewZealand Mullet nnd Canned Goods.

Special Agents lur 1 ending Ni w Ze.ilaud nnd Australian Mi'icanlilc Firms.

Special Agents for the California LandAssociation.

Special Agents for the Honolulu Busi-nes- s

Directory.

AIho, Other Special Agencies.

EST" Customs' Entries Passed. Pro-peiti-

Managed. Assignees and Audi,tors' Work done promptly. HousesLeased and Rents Collected.

New Business SolicitedBell Tele. No. 172 Mutual Tele. No. 360.Dec-- 5 Post Office Box 469. 8S-l- y

SUGAR PLANT I

FOR SALESSIjXsaS

The Entiro Plant of the

J

la oflercd For Sale. The MachineryIs in perfect woiking order

and consist oiOne 26x48 Mill with Engine,

Trash-carrie- r, Etc., complete,1 Pair ol Boilers 6x20,1 Doublo Effect C and 7 feet Pans,1 Vacuum Pan 6 (cot with Blake Pump,3 Woston Centrifugals and Engine,

Together with the usual assortment of

Clariflers, Clean'g Pans, Coolers

And other Machinery usually fouudin a well nppointed mill.

Also, n number of

kCane- Carts & Gcn'l Plantation

Implements.

Delivery will bo given after next crophas been harvested, say about July 1.18S9.

SFor further particulars apply to

JOHN HIND,MauogcrStar Mill, Kohala, Hawaii.

may.S1.88

New Zealand Mullet(Star Brand.)

In 4 doz. Cases of 1 lb. Tins.Fresh Supplies by each New Zea-

land Steamer. For Salo by

J. E. Brown & Co.,137 Sole Agents. Ttf

To Stand this Season, Jan. 1, '89

At Slokuleln Htoclt i'nrm,Tho Imported Morgan Stallion

'Glory' Glory'

TcrniH i nits for Xnch ainrc.

Marcs bred to "GLORY" can remainon the farm at a pasturage at $12 perannum. Every core taken but no res-ponsibility incurred.

CMnres not proving in foal may bereturned next season free of charge, if Istill own the Horse. ,1. GAY.

2120 20t-ta-

Richard Cayford,VETERINARY

Shoeing Ioie,70 Ac 81 Klnc Nti-cot- .

Shoeing, from SI. 50.

Horses and Cattle Treated foiall Diseases.

Residence: Chamberlain House, nextKawaiahao Church.

3?. O. BOX 4.0S.Bell Telephone 38K

1 Residence, 358.

lonnoisseursJust received a small consignment of

Choice French Clarets,From the well-know- n firms of Dubos

Freres, and I nnussc & Pancol,Bordeaux, France:

IVEecloo Monopolu,Clut.'ojii Laroiso,Cliutoau. XioovllloBlin-jwux:- ,

Jtlu.it, Srlon,Cliuteni X.allto,Also, from the cellars of Romans & Co

London :

Koch Fils Champagne, 1880;(In Quarts & Magnums)

Clinnibcrtiii, lHG-t- :

Ohnnibertlii, 187Chateau K'Yiiueiu, 1858; 'Dry Cnrucuq, 8 Years Old;Clintcuu Jlureanx, 1877;

Grande Fine Champagne Brandy, 1811.

JBSTThe above comprises tho ChoicestBrands of Wines nnd Liquors ever iro.ported to this market.

FOB HAIiK BY

MAGFARLANE & Go.nov-10-8- 3

FIREAND

BURGLAR

Proof Safes !

--TXIE-

& Loct Co

Of Canton, Ohio, U.S. A.

Having established an Agency in thiiCity for the salo of their manu.facturcs, which arc

Surpassed by NoneIn their line in the world, an opportBnity is ollered to all requiring protcction of their Valuables from Fire ndTheft to supply themselves on termswhich defy competition.

E2T For particulars inquire nt "tBa

Gulick's Agency,No. 38 Merchant st., Honolulu, II. I.

scpt-2- 4 88

Honolulu LibraryANB

Readinq Room Association.

Cor. Hotel & Alaltca Streets.Open every Day and Evening.

The Library consists at tho presenttime of over Five Thousand Volumes.

The Reading Room is supplied withabout llfty of tho leading newspapersand periodicals.

A Parlor is piovlded for conversationnd games.Teims of membership, fifty cents a

month, paynblo quiirteily lu advauoe.No formality required in joining oxewptsigning tho roll.

btrangers fiom foreign countries andvisitors from tho other islands aio wel-come to tho rooms at all times as guests.

This Association having no regularmeans of suppoit except the dues ofmembers, it is expected that resldcnUof Honolulu who desiio to avail them-selves of its privileges, and all who feelan interest in maintaining an institutionof this kiud, will put down their namoaand become regular contributors.

a. j. uAiiTivKiuuT, Pres.,,T,?VV.Vi' vice-i'reslde- nt,

II. A. PARMELEB, Secretary, '

A. L. SMITH. IVMMirpr.ft. 'I' RnnrvHyrjK r t--i '

Chairman Hall and Library Commlttoe,

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