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V'OIAJMti I. HONOLULU, JF. J., SEPTEMBER H, 1880. NUMBER 2. 

Whnt Aro Newspaper- t 

Otkhmk Hint riiIIciiicm jilny, 

l i( rttiswrr llio twit" of III" lny 

VlinlTir II li". 

Tlir-- Mi ('" 'I'" "Js 

Ami lo In nil wtnrrrl nwny, 

Nnwi from Ml flotiiilrlM nml rllmrn, 

AiUcrtlacinenU, rimftjH, nml rhyme, 

Mluil iipullh nil K.irtu 

OX (f) lylnr"l"fK 

Ami imtilluli nt rrmilnr tlnim, 

ArtiolMnhhnii wlm, 

At lnAt In tlm ctlllor'a cyon, 

And IikIo w Krniul 

Tlinl fw iiiulnriilnnil 

To wlmt In tlio wotillt npiilloK, 

Htntlallrn, rrflrrlloim, rcvlnwn, 

1. Illlo wrn In limlnint nml ntmiao, 

A IniiRtliy ilrluit, 

Uh)H inn(lirn of Hlnto, 

J'or wlr.linnilml folks to 

'llio (uiiiUm thry nrronwl tliflynro, 

Thn iiullihltM nml quirk of tlm Imr, 

Amlnvcry week 

A clever crltlquo 

On nomo rltii tboiUrlcM Htnr. 

Thn np.ii of Jnpllur' moon, 

Tlio (itcnlliiK of Hoincbtxly'n npoon, 

tho ntntoof tlm crop, 

Tliontylov' tlio fops, 

Ami tlm wit of tlio ptililio buffoons. 

List of nil pliyslcnl Ills, 

Unnlihcilby somrb(l)'s pills, 

Till you (ink with surprises 

Why Kny one dies, 

Or wlmt tlio disorder that kills. 

AVlio linn Rot innrrlcd, to whom, 

Who woro cut off In llio lilrmtn, 

Who hit had birth 

On llio BorrovrSitnliied earth, 

And who tottors fnst to tlio tomb. 

'1 ho prieo of entile nml Rrntn, 

Directions to cll, mid to drnln, 

Itut 'twould tnkn mo too long 

To tell you In conn 

A quarter of nil they eontnln. 

Brevities. 

There ir a great dcnl of modesty in thin 

rorltl which will grtzo nt most nnylhing 

irovidcd it enn tio hcon through n crnck. 

Cnn lekiel linvo lmd nn cyo to hn bicy- - 

do in thnt viBion where ho unw "onn 

rhcoi witli ono cherub, nnd nnothnr wheel 

rith nuothor chorub." Philadelphia JiuU 

;(in 

Tho Drironess JJartlctt-Coutt-s, nged GC, 

ml cry wealthy, is to mnrry ft former 

'liilndelphinn, nged 28. We hoartily con-;- i 

ntnlnto tho young mrin's pockotbook. 

Phuadophia Unronicie. 

Whon two old Ilomnns mot on a streot 

ornor and pummelled onch other, they 

Utlo thought thoy woro giving to Amori- - 

ana of thu nineteenth century a name for 

, popular bovemgo. Boston Post. 

Whon n Boston girl is prcsonted with a 

lonquot, sho snys, 'Oh how dclicioosly 

wcot; its frngrnnco impregnates tho en-- t 

ito ntmosphero of tho room." A down-- c 

asfc girl ojmply snyw, " It smells Bcrump-- t 

ious thauks, Houbcn." 

Au cschnngo snya : " Thnt Rock and 

lyo was a liivorno uppio in mo omon 

ays, wo know from tho fact that David 

ut a littlo rook in his filing." 

" Doctor," said n careful wife to tho 

mctitioncr who was cutting open hor hns- - 

ind's .. shirt as ho was in a fit of npoploxy, 

i i, 

out, it you pioase, aionp mo seam. 

" Do you boo thnt spring over thero ?" 

lid settler in Aikansas to a stranger. 

Well, that's an iron Bpring, thnt is ; and 

'6 so mighty powerful that tho farmer's 

orses about thero that drink tho water 

nf nf it nnver havotobofibod. Tho shoes 

ji ibt grow on their feet nat'rnlly. 

A little girl who had been on a railrond 

i, ain where an accidont occurrod was told 

b f her mother that sho had ought to thank 

6 t(l for hor eBcnpo from injury when sho 

trda her evening prayer. Sho did it in 

tl lis was : " Thank you, oh God, for not 

1( itting me got hurt to-da- y, but the next 

ti me 1 go to tho city I'll go in a wagon." 

An Abroath man, ovcrfond of a woo drop, 

t, viug beaten his wife at night, and forgot- - 

tt in about all tho domestic difference by the 

n lorniog, looking at her damaged face, and 

a jxiously exclaimed, " Gudeness preserve 

a ! Lassie, wbaur bae ye been?" En- - 

li rhtoned as to his past in the matter, ho 

cl'&d, as though he wrro the aggrieved 

one, "Oh, dear, oh doarl it's an awfu' 

ttong yo wiuua keep oot o' hairm's way." 

" What is tho price of this bracelet ?" 

ankod a tourist of an old trinket-sell- er in 

Brittany. "Is it for your wife or your 

sweetheart ?" she responded. "For my 

uweetheart." " Itii 10 francs." The tour-- 

ibt turned on his heel, when the old woman 

aaid, " You've no sweetheart, or you'd 

have giveu ine tho 10 franca without a 

WAi. Von mnv bvo it for three." "I'll 

take it I" ho said, banding over the 

money. 

" Yon ha v nt a wife, either," 

the old woman ; " for if 3 had been 

for her, you'd have beaten tridown two 

francs. Oh, --on men yonJiea 1" 

A Modki. AovEUTisKMrvT. "I kan sell 

for 1800 dollars a illas, 'a sweet and pen-siv- e 

retiremeiit, lokatci on the vcrgin 

bank of the Hudsun, kjutaining 85 acres. 

The laud is divided, by mature and art, into 

pastur and tillago, ic to plain and clivity, 

into stem abruntu ss and the dallianso of 

Hreama of Bparkliiig 

glndnebs (thick with trout) dnnso through 

this wilderuoss ov bmy, tow tho low musio 

ov the ciicket and grasshopper. 

Tho ever- - 

eyes of tho uvvuiug ztpbir flirts 

irougli iU shadowy buzium, aud the 

tiemblcH like Je luv-smitt- hatt of a 

amsell. Fruits of the tropica in golden 

butj, elt ou the Wows, and the beea go 

beavy aaH aweet from the field t tke gar- 

nering faiy.ei. The stables aro worthy ov 

the steed .'of Nimrod or tbe'etuda of Akil. 

1m, and iUi hennery was built exprestly fur 

the Wrdscif parridicej while somber in the 

distauc lire" otirt glimpses of the dorg 

bouse. lere poets have warbled their 

Use. here, scalp wre have cut, here pauetere 

haverob,Wi the 'scene of dreamy land- 

scapes, and here the philosopher discovered 

tho stua wtiell Vied him the ulkimlst of 

uatur. AiT tlie'yung'ifiune Langs like, a 

cutting of silver from the Uu West of the 

i; .1. ...J mkv be mi each night dan- - 

sing with golden tiptoes on the green. 

(N. B.-i-T- hla apl goes with tk pall.)" 

ayr. 

Foreign News Items. 

Ireland nmuli to tlm now Parliament 

fiflyovou Onlholio innmber, being tho 

inrgcit tiiimhnr aim over nonl lluiro. 

Tho number of exiles In Ijo dnspilched 

(i Hiliorin In July this ynnr will exceed 

20,000 intlivldiialn nml porhnpi roiuh 

'jr,,ooo. 

t'J, tOO women of Leeds nigned a peti- 

tion iiriiying the house to (mrm tho mcisiirn 

for legalising mnrringo with a dccofised 

wlfo's fiiflter. 

Thn report upon mililnry Forvico in 

Franco, drawn up by Jl. Liisinl, recom- 

mends: that innlnid of tho conscription 

every able-bodie- d adult should ho called 

upon lo wirvo. 

The oldest inhnbilnnt of Wnrsaw died 

in Alny nt llw ngo of 118. His fiitiernl 

wns nttomkd by !)5 children, grandchil- 

dren, mid 

Two thousand Swrdoa loft during tho 

npring for the United Slates by tho wny of 

JJroiiion ; 1,000 left Ghristiatia for sarno 

destination on thu 4th April. 

Professor Jlarlnns, nt a conferonco of 

the Nnvy Olub, Cronstndt, on tho Central 

Asia question, declared the idea of a ilus-rfin- u 

invnflion of India to bo absurd. 

Iff. Lnbnuchcro calls Attention to tho 

curious fnct that Nnpoloon I., Nnpolcou 

II., and tho Princo Imperial in Rncccssion 

wroto and left tboir wills ou British soil. 

Perhaps Princo Uiamnrck is tho host lo 

in tho world's history of a wiso mnn 

boing born on All Fools' Dny. On April 

1st this iron-norv- soldier nnd politician 

attained his OGIh year. 

A manufactory in Germany is tnrning 

out 1,000 pounds of grapo sugar a day, 

nindo from old linon. Tho process is said 

to bo economical, nnd tho sugar is chem- 

ically tho samo as that found in tho grapo. 

Colonel Ingorsoll, tho notorious infidel 

lecturer, is fond of dwelling on the snlnries 

paid to ministers of roligion, nnd discours- 

ing in nn irreverent manner on tho Inrgo 

total. Ho aShorts thnt tho preachers jii 

America cost tho pcoplo 2,400,000 every 

yonr. 

In answor to Colonol Ingorsoll's tnunt 

about the cost to Americi of its clorgy a 

religious piper states thnt tho lawyers cost 

nbout i.000,000; tho criminnlu 8,000,-00- 0, 

nnd whisky 12,000,000. 

A Chincso printing ollico hna boon otab-lishc- d 

by tho Chincso Embassy at Berlin. 

Tho attnehos, with their intorprotors, have 

been buying tborasolves all tho materials 

required. 

Tho roal namo of Josh Billing3 is Henry 

W. Shaw. Josh is now 02 years of ngo, 

and as qunint as ovor ho was. His father 

was tho intimato fiioud and political man- 

ager for Henry Clay. 

Proposals for holding nn CSoumonicnl 

Methodist Conference havo boon for some 

timo under consideration, nnd such a con- 

ference will in all prolnbility bo held in 

England in thu month of Soptomber, 1882. 

According to tho Bishop of Lichfield, 

tho Greek woid translated in tho Anglican 

version of tho Biblo " oternnl" or ''over-lasting- ," 

in relation to tho punishment of a 

futuro stato, docs not mean " endless," but 

very long. 

Dr. Nnglo roports thit during tho year 

1879, 255 deaths in Now York were direct- 

ly nttributablo to intomporanco. Of tho 

individuals thus dying, 105 wero natives of 

Ireland, 8i of America, J55 of Germany, 

10 of England, 4 of France, and 1 of 

Scotland. 

Tho consumption of cigars in tho United 

States Inst year amounted to tho enormous 

total of 2,082,056,302, boing an averago of 

50 cigars for every head of the population, 

or two-fifth- s of the valuo of the entiro con- 

sumption of wheat. 

Tho extent of tho manufacture in tho 

United States of "Oleomargarine," or 

suet-butte- r, hns been shown, to tho general 

surpriso, by a suit now pending in Chicago 

concerning royalties due nuder a patont in 

tho procoss of its manufacture. Tho evi 

dence shows that although "Oleomargar- 

ine" is ntver quoted in tho market, nnd is 

not kept by dealers as such, it bad a sale in 

tho United States last year amounting to 

98,000,000 pounds. 

Tho Mormon Church organ lately con- 

tained tho announcement of tho " cutting 

oft'" of six of Brigham Young's daughtors 

for participating jn n suit to recoor ono 

million dollars stolen from thorn by tho 

executors Apostlos Cannon, Carrington, 

nnd Young, and also for imperilling tho 

liberty of John Taylor. An oflbrt was 

made to get the heirs to repent of their 

action, ana all tho machinery ot tho Church, 

except the blood atoning knife, was bt ought 

to bear on them without result. 

The poor who intended to 

lead a quiet life in his villa near NaplcN, 

seems to hnvo got into hot wator. Ono of 

the Indies of tho Khedive's harem suc- 

ceeded in effecting her escape, boing assisted 

thereby by a young Italian painter. The 

occurrence becoming known, a petition to 

tho publio prosecutor was 6ut in circula- 

tion, which was numerously signed, calling 

attention to tho fact that Ismail Pasha 

keens n harem containing female blavcs, in 

open contravention of the Italian code of 

laws. AsthoUalinnpross uaHnlRO taken the 

mutter up, nothing will probably remain 

for tho uuvernuieut but to interfere, nnd 

thus spoil thu tlolcejar nitnte the Khtdive 

hoped to enjoy at Naples. 

At the Dusseldorf Exhibition, a member 

of tho Rhenish and Weatpbalian Steno- 

graphic Society exhibited a German post, 

card, which is somewhat larger than tho 

English pct-car- d, containing Voss's trans. 

Intion of the first three books of Homer's 

" Odyssejr " and part of a yery long de- 

bate which took place in the German Im- 

perial Parliament. The cumber of words 

in the extract of the "Odyssey " is 1 1000, 

while iu the Parliamentary debate the 

number is 2 J ,000, The whole of the S3,. 

0Q0 words havo been written in the Gabels-bur- g 

system of shorthaud and with the 

naked eye. 

A Chicago roan has a woman's tooth 

grafted into his jaw, and now every timo 

he p&k4 uiliuarjr store that tooth fairly 

aches to drag hi p te the window. 

.1, M. DAVIDSON, 

Attnrony nml Counsellor t Law, 

I Mtrvhant Ht , Itiinnlnlti, II t It 

A. W. HIOHAHDSON 8c CO., 

iMrmiTxni AMI) ul rn iw 

Ilrtnl" Shoe I'nrnlelilrt' OovI , f'p, TrnnVt, 

vll'. rerrmriery ana rxnin, annum ich, 

Klne Jewelry rt( . rorner of 1 oil ml Merchant BU . 

Honolulu, II I, ijy 

w , wsxmn jiiiii awsient. 

WENNEIl A CO., 

I'ort Hlrett, nppnriln O.ld I'nllowa' Hall, 

MntitifitnturlMcJawnlnrj, Dliunonil Kotlnrs, 

l.nttravjrK snl l)'n.r In Jewelry of all VUuU. HIiMI 

simI Kukiil Jewelry Inmle lo iinl'r, Onlern al fe- - 

celvtil anl lnllliruUr "Hemic 1') for all klnili f Hair 

Work lit Jewelry or Memorial Detlgn", I lv 

D. W." OiAllIC, 

Witloli Mnlcr unit Jownlnr, 

ixrimrrniir 

W'aUhnm and nil other American Watchct, 

CltKh and Jrwrlrf, 

Walch Kriialrlng lle a (lierlalty 

JIjT Nil 17 Mnrrliant Hlreei. Honolulu 

A. J.. SMITH, 

II ruriT urnaar, IMiMittrn suncai n IX 

Merld'ii C)iialrnl I'laliil Ware, fllaaaware. Kind's 

('(inilillinll'in Npeetarlea ami Kye (lae, llrarki'la, 

Ve, I,utrl Wlrn are. Fancy Mnapj, I'lcture 

I'ramea, W'Mlonlmlin'i I'ncktt KnUea, Hclor, Tie 

lnl. I'nwilir. Hlinl and Ammunition, (JlarWa Hpo'il 

Cdlton, Mneliln Oil. all klmla of Maclilnt Ncedlca, 

" Domentlc" Paper I'mliloiia, Hole A(ciit for Hie un. 

vrtMlly ckniiwliljnl 

Llitht Rnnnlnrx Donteiatlo Sewing Mnohlne. 

u k wniTrr. i. W. noHintaoM 

WHITNEY & ROBERTSON, 

(Hiireentora to II. M. Whitney) 

Stationers, PuMlabor, Nowi Dealer and 

Bnnli-Blmlr- n. 

1 Merchant Street, Honolulu, II. I. ly 

THE HONOLuUtJBOOK-BINDER- Y 

DOES BINDINO OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. 

The work execntfr! at lhl cutahllOimcnt l nniler tho 

mipiTvUlon of Mil JOHN I. HCI'.H.wlio la we'l known 

an an experienced unrkman, and ennnot tit lurjiantU. 

uoHii diimk at tiik i.ttwusr iiuki. 

WHITNEY .t nOIIEUTSOV. 

Htallonera, Publlnliera, News Dcn'cra anil Hook Ilinderi 

LiZ 

IVToi-olactxx- t; Tnllora 

7IH No. H FnrlM.. lielow Dr. f langenwalil'a ly 

.. ii. wioki;. 

OADINIIT IVCVXEXIII, 

Alnkcn Itrett, 

One door helow Hotel Htreet. 

Pnrnltnre nfall deqrrlptfont ntnde and rtpalrad atra-aonnl- 

rate .t workmtt lilpirnarnnleed. e7Pa 1) 

jPANTnBorj xcotsij, 

J,II.S IMUI. I'ltOIMtlKrOH, 

CORNER OF FORT AND HOTEL STREETS, HONOLULU. 

OWThe b- -t ef Ale., tnc and I Irpinri, conlanly on hand. 

Utery PKhlellHclied lolhe Hold. 773 ly 

:. ;. ;oi.i:uai. 

blacksmith and machinist 

llurxc AliiK-lti- tnrrliiKO Murh, 

l'liiiilitlluii .Mncliliirrji itc. 

603 Shop on King Street. neitCaatlu & Cooke'a. ly 

u. i, r. ciaiaa, r. c. join, ji. 

C. BREWER & CO.. 

SHIPPING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 

"' Honolulu. Hawnllan Iilanda. ly 

;. ai'uau, 

Importer, Wholesale and Retail Sealer 

in General Merchandise 

And Cliiam Ooodf In the KlrtProof Store, corner ol 

Klnff and Niintnn Stre-t- n. K1S 

j. w. :iitri. 

Commission find Grnernl Draler 

in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Stationery, 

Patent Mcdlcluea, Perfumery, and 

Uluttdware. 

782 WAILUKU. MAUI. 

M. N. UKl.MIAIKM Ac CO., 

IMP0RTEH8 ANi) WHOLESALE DEAXEHS 

n rathlonable Clotlilnfr. Hats, Caps, Iloott. Shoes and 

rery variety uf Qentlnnien' itipitrlor lurnlildng Goodi. 

tore In Jlakee'f Ijiock, (jueou street, llonululu. 11. 1. 

180-- ly I 

thi:o. ii. i,vvii;.s, 

Liti Janioc, Oatex k Co.J 

IMFOBTER AND COMMISSION MEHCHANT, 

ad Aatxr rn 

Lloyd's and the Llverpofd Underwriters, 

Hrltlfth and foreign Marina Insurance Company, and 

Norlliern Assurance Cotni an. n?60 ly 

HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO. 

STKAJl EMJINKS. RUOAH Mir.I.M 

llollera, Cuolars, Iron, Drais nnd Lead Gaatlnca 

Machinery of Every Description, 

ATsT Made to Order -- 3 

Particular attention paid to Ship's Blacksmlthing 

-- JOllttQltH executed on Iba shortest nnllce. Mia ly 

a. iiuiiii, o. oua 

. NKUELKKN k CO.. 

TINSMITHS AND PLUMBEES, 

No. a Nuiinuu Nlreot, 

Keepcons.antlyon hand a full assortment of Tip, Sheet 

Iron, and Copperware, 

Oalr'd Iron and Lead Pins. India Hubber HM, e 

IIUM.IHTIIK Ac CO., 

Di uggiatt, Apotliecai irt, 

Importers of Tobacco and Cigars, 

Manufacturers ol Soda Water, 

Acenta for P. Lorlllard Co'a Tin Tas; W. 8. Kimball 

& Co'a Vanity and Goodwin JL Co'a Old 

Judge, Tobaccoa and Cigarettes. 

816 'n 85 .Viiiihiiii Street. Iluimlnln. ly 

a. w. nAWAKi.AXu . ;o.. 

IMP0RTEB8 AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 

Roblnaoa'a rire roolllulldlnc, 

Queso Street, 

Honolulu, U.I. 

aaus ;a roa 

The OIss;ow and Honolulu Line of Tackots. 

John Hay A Go's Llserpool asd London facketi. 

The Walkapn Planlatlou. 

The Sosncer I'lant.tlon, illlo, 

lUkaUu I'lanlallon, Illlo. 

l Irrlees, Tall 

M aisoa, Hnf ar Machinery. 

The iMiulna, Sheep Itanrh Coinpnr. TW 

a. R. CAITLC. J. iTHUt 0 

CiNTLK tc IJOOKR. 

SHIPPIHa AND COMKIISIOH MK&CXAVTS, 

IMPOHTKKS AND 

Dealers In General Merchandise, 

No. 10 Klui Street, Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. 

.... AOKNTS rOR-T- he 

Union Insurance Compmy of Kan Francisco. The New 

CuUnd Mutual Lira insurance iMmpanjr, uosion 

Tha nrsfon Packet Line. The Kohala Plantation, 

Dr. Jayne A sou's C.lebratad The Haiku I'lanlallon, 

MiMllelnas. waiaiua fiaoiaiion, 

Woe.ler k Wilson's gswlng! tlauwkua Plantation. 

Machines. Ii'oa ly) 

BISHOP CO., 

HONOLULU, till HAWAIIAN I1.ANDS 

. . DRAW 

OX- -. 

IKE BANK OF CIUPOMI. : : : : SM FMNCISC0 

ao ivaia iainali 

Maw York, 

oetoai. Pnrli, AtsekUmrl, 

THE 0RIENTAI IMK C0M0MTI0N. : t : LONDOI 

and Tina iaicuiil 

alalia; Kwur, 

, aid ' Helaxtame, 

AndVraasatt a Oeneral Wanklni Buslosas. IT ly 

--. 

a", l 

IIYMAI MKUM., 

Importers if Cwwil Mfrduniisi 

rjtoM 

PJiANCE, JKJfOLAXD, QERNAMY, AND 

UNITED STATES, 

No. 39 Merchant Btreet, Honolulu, U. I, 

t .- - . 

WtDOLEfiilliB aUOOBRB,j 

eaB44111rront8lreet, 

ui r aihi, 

nr-- Partlcalw aUoaliM 9U W lll-- JI m4 aklppla 

C. H. IMIM'OW. AiHtloMeer. 

HaUifnanri nn Qtisen Mlrst. nrta door from Ksshttmsna 

H flrsal If 

ui:.i. ii. .uiVriN, 

w Jtn 1 Kasl.umanti slr"t 

"n. iiA:itfi'iTi.isV. ;o., 

OENEUAL COMMIHSION AOKrTTI, 

Onn atrs.t llanolnlu, II I llal-ly- l 

r. a. NOiiAiio'r.u M.. 

Importorn St Commlnnlon Morchnnts 

o7f ll.ll.olrilo, llMli Islands ly 

i;.l. AIA.1INs 

Anctionror nnd Commission Merchant, 

quesriMrest.Konolnln II I. ('" ly 

i:i. iioi'i'N;iii,Ai:;i:it a :,, 

IMrORTEUB AND COMMISSION MF.UCIlAJITB, 

lliinalnln.naliii II, I. iAII 1) 

i:. o. n,ti,is.vMo;v. 

IMPOIlTEUfl AND DEALERS IK 1IAHDWAKE 

Dry Hoods, I'alnts, Oils and (Is nsralVerchandlss, 

77a-l- Coriistlnrland Klnallls, 

.ioiir ii. i't'i'v, 

NOTARY rUULIC and COMMI83IONEII of DEEDS, 

For the Fester of CsllMnla and New Yerlr.OBlca at the 

Hank of lll.liop A Co., , Hnnollild. tilM ly 

"j7m. wimt."i:v, .ii. !., i. n.H. 

Dental Rooms on Fort Street, 

Office In Ilrewer's III a, cuiuarol llulslaml I'ort rltrests. 

M v '' '"' . ' ! ly 

A. W. It (I K II. 

CROOCR AND PROVI8ION DEALER. 

ramil) UrbCsry and reed Store, 

79S lyl tOfortlllrest.lloroluln. 

.Aim; At .. 

COM MISSION MERCHANTS 

And Imrorters of and Dealers In Hay, Orsln, and Oeneral 

fnelnee. Honolulu, II. I. If 

u'is.ii:k Ac co.. 

Comer of Port and Quern fctreeta Honolulu, 

Lumber, Palnti, OUi, Nailt, Salt and Building 

(800 I) Materials af avery Vlnrl. 

uii.i.irM.'iiA.v tt. co., 

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN HARDWARE 

Cutlery, Dry floods, Paints and Oils, and General Mer- - 

tlmirjl.e, ,No.0V Klnt Blreel. Honolulu. Hi ly 

IIOI.I.ICK Ac ;o.. 

Ship Ghandlera and Comraimon Merchant!. 

mportersandlJsalersIn Denernl Mercnandlae.tjaeentreet 

llonolnln. Hawaiian Islands. 

701y 

I. a. ntoKao's noBT. le rn, c. jr. coo ice 

I.KWl'.UN Ac IHCKHOiX. 

IMPORTERS & DEALERS IN LUMBER. 

And all kind, of Uulldln Materials, for t street. Honolulu 

0tly 

.ioiii-- 'v. ivA'i'i:itnoiii:. 

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN GENERAL 

MERCHANDISE. 

77i Queen Street. Honolulu. II. 1. ly 

;i:;ii. mtoiv. 

ATTORNEY AND CODNSELLOR AT LAW. 

.NOTAKY PU11L1C. 

And Agent for taking Acknowlclfrinents orinstrnmentsfor 

tba Island of Oalu. 

o7S7 No. B Kaahumanu Street, Ilonnlnla, II. I. ly 

II. B'. KllaLCKM Ac CO., 

DEALERS IN DRY QOODS AND OENERAL 

MERCHANDISE, 

rircTronPitnre. Fori St..aboTeQdd Fellows Hall. IIMy 

ii. :. .mvi.tvici: Ac iiKorin:it. 

OROCERY. FEED STORE and BAKERY, 

Corner of Kinjr and Fort streets, 

HONOLULU. 783 ly 

A. ti. CI..i:3IIOKA Ac Co.. 

lMroatcas ayd oiiteas li 

Oonoral 2VXyrcxa.xxcllmo, 

791 Corner Qneen and Kaahumanu Streets. , ly 

O. . ClI.lllllaTm, ,11. !.. 

SURGEON AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. 

Office Corner Fort and Ileretauia 8ts. llonolnln. 778 

DR. E. H. THACHER, 

DENTIST, 

HE.iIKCI'fl.f.T iXFORH THE 

WOULD that ho has located In ITonolulo, and will 

fractlcc lila profession in all Ha trenches. Flue 

llllii); NM'clnliv, while rjold and platlna, 

silver, and enamel fillln" each have their place in the 

preservation of those talunblu opente tho tectb. 

In Artlllrlnl iirk. the teuli will be selected with 

much care. While In addition to tho ntnal materials for 

plates ia that of tellnloitl, a new article, and the 

most natural Iu color of nny iratcrlil now used. All 

Worli 'I ti'iruiicli. and as reasonable as Doniblo to 

do first-clas- s work. 

Offlco and residence, Beretanla street, between Fort 

and Nnuanu its. EOS 

I 1IAVK HEniKEn A 

FIRST -- CLASS HORSE - SHOER ! 

LLsSRPftLl i 

Anil una prepnm! to carry on tnla Bmncb 

ol my Bualnesa lu n manner anlU. 

fseiorx (o my Palroaa. 

OWNERS oilFlNE STOCK 

Will do well to give me a Call. 

Horses sent to my King St. Shop 

Will btaitliully attended to. 

80. i. Qm WEST. 

THUMAN lsAVCK, 

M AO-CZSa- TIfl 

Ho. 40 Fori Mreat. 

$4 

rVS 

will attend to all orders In the 

LOCK. GUN - GENERAL REPAIR LINE. 

II will live aprcUl attention lo cleanlnr. repairing 

and regulstlnK rewng Machines, and all other kinda of 

Light Machinery aud Meul Work of every description. 

Ulaekainllhlnc, etc. 

Also, on band and fur sale cheap, 

A Variety of Sewing Maohines 

ilniia, I'lalKla. ahal, Aiaraaulllon, 

Machise OU, Ifataka. ., Ac, Ae. 

wln Haohln Tuekera. Binder, and all otlisr extra 

and duplicate pari of uischlae auppllrd ou abort notice. 

TT- - Ut Machl la TwUt.-K- S 

Sol4 Ji li A(l Kinfdtm Jn 

The Florence Mewn( Machine, frgm 1 40 to lo. 

Ulilte HewineMecUme, from to Ia. 

Home Huutilo Mowing Machine, flora to JS 

aWr Including ell eitraa tot ly 

S1EAM 

Va o u u m Pumps, 

raHr. v.Nnr.MinHKi have jit be. 

S ttKIVKU per .vuty Turner, rrom Boston, a full a 

eoflDiaii, of these ce'vbrated I'uwpa. willed areiuaian. 

liied to te cheaper and better Iban any other style ol 

pump Imported, W call toe attention of planters lusrllc. 

ularly to the Vacuum pump, which la lest complicated 

and more serviceable ban other putupa. 

S IV IlUKWKH a CO 

SALAMANDER FELTING 

roR 

( iveriijj Itilers. &ttm Pipes 

mo., ETC. 

svas SS psrCsnt. f Pusl-FEIO- E 

KEDUOKD TO t7.50 IBIi. 

TMtp. M, SAVIKS. 

eJI m Aenl. 

HPKAKH FOR ITIKLrt 

riSHKR'8 CBAMPAOII CID11. 

Bo well and farorably ko a hi MiU coasaiunlty, can 

alwa) a bo fo.cd, on Ice, at J xoV Welk'e, So., II Klcr 

btraai.- - Call In and cool yJLni,i - v ' T ' T 

aavtalaHaaArylT.Wia- - 

BoMon floard of Unilf rrllfrs 

IIKNTtt for the Hawaiian Islands, 

? !; (J Illtr.Wglt A CO. 

.'hllartclplila Hoard of Uinlr rwrlterse 

AOKHTN fur tlm Hawaiian Islaisrls, 

I, iiiiriwritAro. 

'. ,. s;iiti:ri:it. 

nrilrrmrn llnarrt nf lnrlervrr Hera, 

AflH.fT of lirpt.,n llwrd i f Underwriters, 

Ajenlol Xsrina Hoard of Under'lllets. 

Clalme lr)'t Iniiiraho wllbln Ihe (nrlvlldlon 

ef IliaaUira Hoards of Underwriters, will has lolecerll 

fd I" by Ihe ali "rent UmaVa then, ,alll 1M ly 

ii.t.iiiiiriic.iiriiiui.'ni:3 

FIRE IMBUIIAWOK OOMPAHY. 

rmMlK UWnrCIlSWJ.'VI'.l) havlna; l.eers 

.(ne. Af snls of t lie toie Company, are preps red 

lolnstira risks aeelnst firs, ol Nlone and Ilrlek lliillft. 

Infe,andfm lllerclianrtlae stored therein, Ihe seoet 

f.voralde terms, Kor articular apply at the silpe ol 

7i ly r a. 'rHAFrin ro. 

;Ai.ii'oit,Kit 

INSURANCE COMPANY. 

rilllK UNIIKIINIH.'VKI), AIIK.fTB OK TIIK 

JL al7,e Compauv', haea Ueen aulhorlred to Insnrelfike 

on CarK, Krelsjlil and Trensilre, fiorn Honolnla 

to all i arts ut Hie wurlj, and sice tsrsa. 

I9 lr 

II. HAL'KPrLlI k CO. 

THA 

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 

or iiAJiin;no. 

CnpUal : : t Six Milllom IMclmnark. 

I.MHUIIKIs OW IIIIIMI.H. MKat 

chandlae and furniture, on liberal terms, br 

n;: ly II. HACKKKI,!) A If.)., Arenls. 

UNION INSURANCE COMPANY 

OK HAW FIIA'CIICU. 

ZteXete.Z'i.XXO. 

IWOORrOHATED, 1806 

CASTLE & COOKE. AGENTS 

787 For the llaarallan Islnnrls. iy 

NORTH GERMAN 

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 

Capital, Five Millions Reichstaarks 

riitr,nHuiir.it havixu iikki 

appointed Agents for tho aborc Company, are 

now ready to 

Iuucl'llcleHiii(cnlnal Itlalia off Ireon nnlld-lut;- a, 

JMrrehniiillan and Fiirtillnre) 

on terms equal to those of other respectable companies. 

Losses paid for and edinstcd here. 

Kor particulars, atiply to 

TBI II. HAUkVeLI) A Co . Agents. 

Rhonlsh Wostphallan Lloyd 


OF 31. dl.AIUlACII. Kheiilala 1'rtiaeln. 

Aachon and Leipzig Insurance Co., 

Limited, 

Or AACUKJf. (AIX.I.A.CIIAPKI.I.E.) 

claimh rou i'autixx'i.aii avi:h. 

All euit lined arrlrlnir here, nnd Insured 

tn tue above Couipanlea, ha to be made wltb Ihecos-nlianc- e 

of and certified to by the undersigned. In order to 

be valid. CM 1) J. C. (JI.ADK. Asent. 

WILDER & CO., 

At;eiita for Clio Ilnavnllau lalauda, 

OK THE 

Mutual Life Insurance Co. 

OF !tW TORK, 

Largest, Safost and Moat 

ECONOMICAL LIFE INS. CO. 

IN THE WORLD! 

Assets (iS70)...$8O,OOO,OOO 

-t.--ii 0.8C. 

Now is a Good Time to Insure 

None bat Flnt-Clat- s Risks laken, 

TIIK 

New England Mutual Life Insurance Co. 

OFI103TOV, MASS 

IJKIORPORATCD, 18311. 

7fie Oldest Purely Mutual Life Insurance Co. in 

the United Slates. 

Felicias limed on thn mort favorable Terms. 

Example) or Xoii. Forfeiture) Plan, 

INSURED AOK. 35 LIIK PLAN 

1 Annas! premium continue. Policy 1 years 3 days 

2 Annual premium conllnoes Policy i yeara 12 dsys 

3 Annual premium c ntiune. Policy ft years 27 days 

4 Annual premium cortlnues Policy S yearaiO days 

a Annual preuilnmcontlnoea Policy 10 years 65 days 

jM,ota. I s $3.3,800,000 1 

LsMaea Paid thrnnBti Honolulu Aseary, 

$40,000 t 

CASTLE tSc COOKE, ACENTS 

T67 FOR TIIK IIAAVAIIAPf III.ANUei. Ij 

aNraaxv vonsc 

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 

THIKTY-rOUET- H AHKUAL SEF0BT. 

AUITII (Cnahl ........ oaa 

An.XUAL I.VCOUE. . a,ouo,roo 

CASUHURI'LUK. 7,000,000 

H. HAOKFELD & oo. 

QCNKIIAL AQENTt, 

0. 0. BEHO-ER-. Special Agent 

For the Hawaiian lalands, 

Tha only l'ujsaur that Iaaaexi 

Tontine Investment Polioiei, 

nelni; practically an Endowment Policy at the nsnal 

Life llatea. tl ! 

Insurance Notice. 

THE I'.NIIMIMM.Mr.n AMK PRKPAKKD 

write upon Merchandise, per flrst-clas- a vet sell 

between this and the Coast 1'orts, corerlnr ) or 

datnate. If amountlns to IU percent. or more, on the 

sound value of the whole shipment at port of delivery, 

upon favorable terras. 

BISHOP A Co. 

Aeenta of the Firemen's Fund insurance Company. 

Hunolcln. Jan.aJ. lr). 0 im 

Insurance Notioe. 

AGENT rORTIHt BRIT1IH 

THR Marine Insaranc Coeipaay, (Llralledk has ie 

celled lestructlors lo reelMce Ilea rlee of Insurance 

between floaolulq aed Porte la the and Is now pre- 

pared lo lease Poiiclea al the loweet rates, with a special 

reduction oa frelttit piretssmsre. THSO. H. DATIEX, 

ly TI AaentBrO ror. Mar. Ins. Co-- 1 as Had 

GERMAN LLOYD 

Marine Insurancijompanif of lerlln. 

FOUTUNA 

Gtneral iRsuraRCiCompaRy of Itirin. 

AHWVK INaDKAIire C)IPAHIEa 

THE established a Oeneral Atency hero, and the 

undersigned. Uentral Ay.nti,are suthoiUcd to take 

Hatha MtjalaiM Ihej ( lh Beta at ! 

eat BaaaMaaM Ralaei. aatel lit 

aal ravaraM Teiaaa 

el m V. A. 80HAKirKK A CO.. Oeneral AeaU. 

C. BREWER A CO. 

CHEAT iAlCUSJJ CIUIIGES. 

eTKIMCRaMNs NAVB PT BaV 

civWtmhiK,"Ceyk,"awo ealu4. 

Hob at (aelr Waraionae oa )aea St., la( vieiejaf o 

Oovan 

IHCLK DOUBLI CARRIACIt 

Ka4asUib4aa)kraIa,a)la wU U oft 

for sale al KUea ItVM wl aaaoejlaa avcioaeee, 

THE LIVERPOOL LOUDON I GLOBE 


' Kstsbllshed WA. 

UnllralUitl Liability to Stockholder 

Assets .tnvA.M 

Iteseree.. ... .,,. t. ... i , .,. .e,,vjir) 

Inenm ft Ilr7li 

I'rtmlnmi receive after ddB'tloa of r'ln- - 

sorance. . , , , .., tnx- - 

Losses promptly adjusted and paid ber. 

ISm IliailOl' At Co., A Ken Is. 

FJKEMAN'S JUND 

Insurance Compariy. 

A Loading Homo Company. 

Aet,Jone3fnh. ,.,...,..,,., .,.TC77.1T 

Additional Cash Caplul (now being called In) tUlMM 

Total Assets,. ,. tifinpnn 

Ti"! riiu:.HA's"i'uu i8Uii- - 

X A.VCB COMI'AMY basis Ha claims to the best 

patronage upon Its ejuud tnanclal condition, reinforced 

by Its eecessloti of capital, (rlrlne II over a million 

dollar In assets; lie titensire system of Agencies, 

It a large prrmlnrn Income, without th nee,. 

ally of heavy concentration of iln; lie adherence lo 

the beet principles and practice of Ur.derxrltlDg; by 

iifa. fair and clearly expressed contracts, nd prompt 

and equitable adjustment and payment of legitimate 

losses, 

Var seventeen yesra It hss bei favorably known as a 

conservative underwriter, and dorlor that time has 

paid over 

4,000,000 IK LOSSES, 

Passing triumphantly through the heaviest confsgra 

tlons Known In modern history, 

BINIIOP A(o, A axe ti la, 

. ) 3m Honolulu, II. I. 

THE MUTUAL 

LIFE 

INSURANCE CO 

OF 

NEW YORK. 

ASSETS, AUGUST 1, 1880, 

$90,000,000. 

F. S. WINSTON, President. 

A. B.FORBES, 

GENERAL AGENT 'Jn the Pacific Coait 

2I4 8AN80ME STREET, 

San Francisco. 

This Corporation, organized In 1513, for tbe purpose 

of Insuring lives. Is conducted solely tn the Interest of 

Its policy-holder- to whom. In tbelr collective capacity 

belong Its entire assets. All the profits are divided 

among them, and there are no stockholders to control 

the Company or to taltd any portion of Its surplus. 

The Company Ions since attained and now bclds tbe 

foremost place among tbe Life Institutions of tbe 

world. Its unprecedented success, since Its organlzt 

tlon to tbe present time. Is attrtbntable to lugreal 

c re lis Mledlon ofrialta. Itairreat erarei In 

iitalmt-n- t ol fnuiU. economy In cxiwae 

(leas than those of any othtr Company) and Ita tin. 

Mervinir flilellty lo Ihe Intcreite of Ita pol 

Icy holders. Its nsscta are larger, snrplus greater 

premiums lower and dividends higher In proportion 

than tboae of any other Company. Tbe magnitude! ol 

Its business proves that it enjoys the confidence of thi 

peoplo. It deals only In legitimate Life Insurance, and 

will nut issue Tontine policies. 

Beyond and above all the liabilities computed by tbi 

New York legal standard, it baa a surplus fund exceed 

Ing Eleven Millions of Dollars. 

Tbe Company has paid to its policyholders : 

Since ita organization . $lt?.K3,143 V 

And durlnc tbe year 167S H.OllM 

Of which $80,000 has been paid to Claim 

aata for Loawi in the Hawaiian Iilandi. 

The Company presents to those needing Insurance a 

security unequalled by any similar institution. It has 

never dispnted a claim which waa shown to be Just and 

right, and hss carefully sought and practiced the ratal 

equitable systems for tbe division of tbe surplus and fen 

discriminating between the varied Interests of Ita many 

members. 

The Rates for Life Insurance ia thia Caatpaa 

were reduced 16 per cent in 1878. 

Insurance affording the most ample and complete Ti 

nanclal Security can be procured at reduced rates. Tot 

la formation and terms, apply to 

SAM'Ii G. WILDER, 

Agent for the lawaiiaa Iadaaia. 

cwbxzb er rear asd micxx aTBxen, 

Hoxei.ri.i7. 

Sis ta 

tor 

Preserving aid ltaitifyiig 

T11E 

Complexion and Tooth. 

ar.w axii yai.vabu rarraBATiav 

A.3 Dtonoan ed b all to ha tha saaat narfarl ia. 

metiqua in existence. Unlike other preparations. It u 

not only harmless bat favora a natural aad kaa)ta 

action Of tha akin, resalllni tn eaaaltls ttarltv av.i 

clearness of complexion. 

HOLLISTER & CO., 

Drujlit and Apotbetarlss, 

,Mly 

U Meuaoa otreet .Hoaolala. 

CONFECTIONER V ! 

Va. 71 Fart It, alma Hatel It, 

KIKPS ALWAYS ON HAND 

An aaaortinea I of lb beat Freaeb aad 

CaiiAsrata maalaewraal 

OonTootlonory t 

Whka be eefte IWaal to tha Trade, r at auu, 

AT REDUCID PRICKS 1 

-- . auo. 

TW KfT HUN Of CMKB CKalS 

Ta a atai la eat taarte 

miUTMCCiM.SM.TUlCamS 

lAU ABB TBT TW.W 

Latest Departnre 

IRON STONE 

Nioklo Mounted in Seta or Single 

Pieces, such at 

Tea Poll, CofTcoPoK 

Cream Jugs, Water Jug, 

Z 

Slop Jars, Sugar Eowli, 

J, 

spoon noiuers, 

mm 

e tt4 

Ten and Coffee Urna, 

Seia TctTet. 

4 

Butter Bowlv' 

3 

-- ALSO a 

Plain Granite 

Iron Stone Ware. J 

The above ware ii pat together not simply u take tha 

eye bat la well made in every respect. 

-- ALSO 

I CROCKERY 

--as: 

China Ware! 

Plates, Platters, 

Dishes, Chambola, . 

Cups and Laucera, 

Toilet Sets, plain and fancy, t 

Cheese Covers, 

Dinner and Tea 8t, 

Desert Sets, etc., etc. 

STOVES, RANGES. 

Agricultural Implement, 

Tlxx 

VOTT a Ce, 

Practical Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Worker. 

iiy Kaahumaas Street. Hoaolala. 

N. NEUFELD, 

OEA1D, SaUULI AID TTPUOXI 

piavo-iux- el mza. 

H. Hielttali A Co, Asjaau far tha aaaaii.. T'llllt 

Th4 Byd1 Malt, Saturday, January IT. tssB, 

paftt 117, IIA 

Pianofortes in the Exhibition. 

-I- nrmrprevlonanoUee of the PlanM InUeXxhiM-tloa(- o. 

I.)la connection with those of tha Germs 

we were unable to do mora than 

of L. NKUKELD. of Bertla. aad That eBuieVa. 

tlon was erroneous. Since writlnj that uc41c, lha 

Sydney arents Messrs. Rabone. Fevx A C-o- hanrslsvu 

os aa opportunity of seeiaj the iostrttmenl. of which 

four are exhibited lastead.of twp.. M.XoraerlyaUtaA.. 

ra lrl Is a Grand of full raapas. Tn ocuvea 

overstranj. n acoustical metal fraase la aaraffea. tha 

action la perfect nafalllar repetition." All tha modem 

Improvements are applied; tie Instrument 1 caaed la 

walnut, of Sue tone aad Jlchi Vmcb, aad bl8 la addi- 

tion by far the most pricevaethy ouht to coaamaad tha 

moat ready market. g 

ss. a la aa jprliibt cottax traisi, with Iron fram 

orerstruo;. wefl ftalshed. aad caa4 la a handsome 

Louis Quatorta etyla. Be. 3 is aa ub- -j 

yht eoture. simpler In the exterior, but with subataa-U- a 

meurframe, aad all the evldeaeia of Uoreart tsn 

In the Internal constracUou. Be. la aa ovaietraax 

sprlxht boudoir cotlan of vcrr apraai.!. tn.. 

avlB; thorcrertty ezamlsad tha wtetiaata'atat - 

" " " "w wea 

exhibition at tha .La. nr 

10m H. BACaTlU) CO, 

CEO. LUCAS, 

CONTRACTOR I BUILDER 

Honolulu Steam Planing Kills, 

EftUaaJaJlMttota, H. I. 

aUaamcMrtja all kaad U 

Moul.lnf a, raokatt, 

W)ndMr rram. 

TiraiBii ScfiN Ml laii SMJes I 

am Hiaaa 99 

FUasiM eaaVi ImBjiBAT. 

MrtlaaTaAUaf. 

OXDEXS PMOMPTir ATTJUfDMD Tm 

Am Wat Vmmrmmmr 

" "" 

Ordera from tha athar Tatasda ---1 - 

Haoolam. May t. im, m 

WMjitumm or irni mi 

'i r TiriaK r 

VB BjBjWV irVaal Ufl "Trei4ti.s TK BU la 

strlae4,aa4lsacJeaaa4 waHa aa saaaar. 

tva WWf.' 

VOTUS. 

v 

TOURING MY TKMVOMAST AB. 

.T " f'' '" Klialim aay tar.a. lata, 

ill act foe ma la all bMtaaaa umiiftaii tafitMl 

powei ot attwaey 

vtm saa jtsfiafcs 

4tgfJBaJ! 

OLD JUDOK 

TOIiOOf A 0M4BRHC 

, 

I 

Q

SPSRWSrtJKUJUJiJUiwsju.nJ l.. 

SSK5ShtKWH 

&ifc 

1 

V . f 

JL 

J 

COMMIJROIAIi. 

itusau n srir it. two 

ltttslnssa propin slma unr lu lu i rrstrt In 

say, hnr lit) stgita of lmti)rmiii nm lute tli s ttrt( 

fanslan sads (ilrrn any ninriiaiilinatlnn In lin fltlirr 

than li a nCf ssary r nnr-nnst- uf Hie raring or cmMa 

tCf Itwl II It itsslrss trt alwl nnr rjf li till" fact uf III 

!tHMlnn flt In thr iiitslnrsa rnmnnnllj as In lhi 

fnttits Of cmttas nil hop for Hie hfsl Ihal MnR 

a Uronft polnl In human nstiirr tiulwhrr lhl lursrnt 

stala of (Tlr "III lil ns, ami what Ihn ffftfl loin 

from atirna.l, fi f,l iinatilr tansrr l rrrrtalnly 

ittaimtii ihr stslnnari Mrsa ttf our tnlf mpnmrj long 

Ihr blocli In Hut film lint nullum tntrirala ami ar 

tnrllln hai not anltrml, nor li rml rstatn tallica 

ilrercaaiil TI11 Mitlcnri of mtr anftlnnsna on 

last irnf I'm riintraij, when, of Ihr Urge mini 

l,,r.f..,tr!. of tolllioflfiTilonrplfTiw 

low ruli1, nnr was nlthilrawii, unit the bal 

anr tooM nnlrrrnrr hlu ....... ,, 

Thr trail 01 nun an coons liy is r. .imnis un 

was fairly allsmleil lijr Ihn r.lnrar mirrlianls, 

ami rrsllllrtl salts Ihn 

rrfrlnla of sneai al this imrl for the week rmllni; 

Vrl.tss. Sent 101 li , Mrri,(illM'Hga 

. .. .. .... 

.'. u - .:....- - I... .1. ri. 

inn anna niginimj iiiriiiiniwu'iun'riiiii u,t 

of .Saw ink) UklMlklM tl'll.f' l ti r 'iitii nit. The fiif 

lowlnc tlrfitlat f Messrs Williams. Dlmoml .t fo. 

clrlnc a rraiimr 01 inr ran rranciacn inarKri, annni 

(ill 11 ll r...ii1llf...ik 

irrr 1 111 01 . imj 

Fiuinam, Ani;iiatlMti,I.'l 

Hlntoonr laala.hlciaxr ht In rrpuil a qnlrt mar 

Vr I In moil kranchra if irailr Our liarvcat cnnllnura, 

lull tr lovr prlfra prralllne fur corral f hrck linaliiria 

ami farmrra arrillapoanl InlinM Ihrlr craln 

air all ti.ianl. ,non rr 

malntuc In Arat linn.l. A conalilnrahlr quanllljr of 

poornnallij'" aM at SHU&V Iml allot pnxt qnl. 

Ir a.ilrt at (IV, Thrtr ha hron matl nntlrt for ml r 

lamt IraJ. but prltca arc Iiki low llaal to adinlt nf any 

rilrnilril aalra 

Tim riilirit! hlali nrlrp of Nil. I China haa Imliirrt! 

Ihrlirllrr rlaia Of Chtnamin In ' I'lAml lllrr In 

aonir rilrnl 

MOIjA.ISIIS -- Olio of Ihn HdlnMli-- a ileclliKil fntthrr 

pnrrtiatta, anil Ihr larsr rrcrlpta linik Itm prlcr ilnwn 

lovMc. (Snlnir In thr afartltr of ajrup hrrr a frw 

nmnlha a;ii. Ilio mutktl haa tioen fliwili'il with Kaalrrn. 

Wlirn Ihla la wnrknl oirthfrc lll hf a tirttrr ilrmaml 

for S I. Molaiara. Mmlrraln ahlpmrnlanf coihI inalltjr 

will br llkrlr In mrrl a irovit Inatkrt. 

SUOAH. -- rtirff la a largr rnnantnpllnn, ami Importa-llnn- 

iidlul parlnir angar, In a coiwiilrrablr rilcnt, 

arr nrcraaarjr Ihla fall In im-f- t our tanla. The larcr 

Jobber tthn haa, ulth aomr olhcra, linportnl about ;! 

tana rettna.t auttar from Nt'i York, hai arratiiinl for a 

tijiplT frws th Ilrllnerlf 1 hr On thr alrmcUi of 

Ihla thr tfrtnnlM har ailnanecil thrlr prlcra v cent 

all round. 

Th Heel Sucar crop of Knropr la turning not tutlrr 

than w aw riprcteit anil 11011 bltla fair lo equal that nf 

turs. The natural rraiilt la that London ami Nnv York 

markela are rerr ireak wtlh armplitmt of a panic. 

Manila bail lal'ti IS a Jd.TJ per K'llb". 

TALI.OW.-- ln actltriiUemamt at &C.U&H 0. for ren- 

dered a lo quality. HeAnrd S C U 'H c 

WOOL.-Mar- ket qulal. 1 1 001 northern W c. ft 31 e. 

Raton rualiluc nf Mintharn '.M c. a -- I c. 

L rlAiim i. u. til. ramiiT ih nran ju 

KUKioiirs. ionnacr in nuitti aunn r. 0 

U K. la offered tut uoojen ahlpa, but liliiher ralra arr 

IMtiiPOSni) DKl'AtlTllItKS -- Srntrmbrr tat. bark 

F.lla; 4th, bark Kalakaua; fith liktnr J A 1'all.tnbursi 

nth, bark Korea! Qoern. Wr arc Yonra fnllhrully 

Vtt.t.tAMM. DIMUND CO. 

PORT Or HONOLULU. 

ArrlvoiU- - 

Hepl 4 Am hk I) C Mnrraj. Doirnra, from .1 F. 

Hrlt bk I.adj I.ainpaon, Maralnn, from H K. 

Muknlll. from Molo'ial ami Maul 

JaraiMi Maker, from Kauai 

Llhollho, from lli.nualni 

U'alail, " l'aauhau 

Kate " Molnkal 

'MS City of Noiv York, Seabnry, from S V 

l.lkellkr. from Maul amUlanall 

1I1IMM l'rllcan, Dlrkrna from Hawaii. 

C It lllahop, from liana 

Lrhua, from llapuu 

6 Msnuoksnal. from Nllhau 

Kekaillnohl, from llaualel 

8 warttlcfc. from Lanal 

v Marlon, from Kukulhaolij . 

aunaiD, irom uapuu 

Malolo, from Klpahulu antl Keokea 

Am bk Camden, Cutler, from l'ott Tawnaend 

10 llaunanl. from Kau 

Jenny, from N'llllll 

" Am ch lahlne Wave. McOulloch,- - from Tort 

" T'ownaend, la llnua 

l.uVa,ifrom Kohnii 

Mokolll, from liana 

Sailed. 

8ept 5 PMS City of New York. Seaburr, for Sydnrr. 

6 Mokolll, for liana, Klpahnlu, Molokat nr.d Hu-el- o 

Am tchr Claim Spreckrla, Coualna, for S. I. 

Kllaura lion, frrKahuInt 

JUnui)l.a::al, for.Mlluui 

T Am Kmma AnguaU, lUrcn, for l'ort 

Townerud. 

Llkcllkr, for Maul and Hawaii 

Janie Maker, for Kauai 

Kekanliinhi, for Hanalel 

S Mary K Koter, for Koloa anil Walmca 

I.'holllui, for llonuapo 

Warwick, for Kalaupipa 

0 Marion, for Walmraand Kolou 

Malolo, for llllo and Hakalau 

tO City of Nankin, for an Kranclaco 

I.ehua, tor Windward Porta 

Watuialu, for llapuu and Kcoko 

IMPORTS. 

From San Trniiclsco. pTnU O Mbrra), September 

S5 pkR household mde, HM m "lilngle J. --v Dilen hay, 

1111 poaU, bhtefer Co; W balca hay. S5) ba; sraln, 

Sflcaaei and M boxes bread, 60tlna crackers. Holies A 

Co; 4s5 aacka (lour, S aka potatuea, A Slnccr; 1G pkca 

lampKpJda, St taaea paint, Dillingham A To; 215 bbla 

Urns, .1 bbla cement, 50 in brick, J a Walker; 7pkj 

druc Ac ItMcUlbbln; 144 tka potatoes. WO Irirln A 

Co;3ca ranitah, Svkra wacjon sundries, M J Koe; 

4W tks flour, UU aka frtfn, M ske potatoes. Ml pki; gro- 

ceries. II K Mclntrrr lira: 2W ukzs dour. Sl.'ba?s 

grocrrles, 764 cases brandy. 19 blle and 7 cases dry 

goods, 1 bait blankets, M d Orlnbaum Co; 2S pkca 

funiilure. Mrs Rsmser: 4 casesharduarr.bxclass.il 

cases seitnE machines. A L Smith, 10 hales hay, dTO 

ska craln. 311 SkS feed. jurewer .t Co: M cases beer, 10 

case rln. G w Marfarlane Co: 71 nkirs groceries. 

Hart lfros; II ska rUcal, Pickering A Co; SOOsks flour, 

&J cuaea crackers, 10 pkgs lard, 11 pkgs buttt-r- . 1 pkj 

matlnss, 31 cases chairs, M Philips .t Co; 43 pkgs furn- 

iture, 3 pkgs mattrass, G F Wells; 2 pkgs nil so and 3 

horses to order, 4.! pkgs groceries, M Uh'rrlco; )CV) sks 

Sour, 323 pkgs groceries to arlous Chinese firms. 

From San Francisco, per Lady Lampson. September 

4MM-aks-gra- ln and feed. Lalnc A Co; HrekiK, 1 

ce stationery, Whitney A Kobertson; iU presses, 1 

case paper, ScasedaUtlonen. 3 cases lnk 1 case books, 

S cases,ad 1 bdl tojs, TO Thrum; M,kg nails, S bdls 

springs, Srjues and 1 pkg hsrUwaro, 10 eases Turps, 1 

case benzine 3 cases Mlnl.b, M Uj lead, E O Hall .t 

Son ; 3 cases and cslcblocks, 7 cases and 1 bdl mdse, S3 

kgs ship chandltrr sooda. A W l'lercc A Co; &5 pkgs 

paints and oils, I1T pkgs cracerles, ISO pkgs ship chand' 

Iter goods, Bollea A. Co-.i- sks flour. ISO cases bread, 7 

pulleys, 8G pkgs household furniture, S mules, 12'pigs, 

12 ducks, Si Fowls, 31 sks grain and feed, MU bbls lime, 

M m brick, 1 m posts, 300 m shingles, 15o bales hay. SI 

pkgs butter, li pkgs sundries. C Brewer A Co; 13 pkgs 

doors and glass. K 11 Thomas; 113 pkgs mdse to order, 

3U cases brandy, (trlnbanm A Co; 7 pkgs nines Ac, 

Macfarlano JtCox IS pks dry goods, 1 pkg samples, I 

case cigars, Hyman Bros; 14 cases boots and shoes, 21 

pkgs butter, 33 pkgs mdse, M Philips A Co; 2j0 pkgs 

groceries , for various Chinese Arms. 

From Port Townsend.per Camden, September 8 531-- 

ft rough lumber, 57,3711 ft T and ti flooring, 30 m 

laths, C8H m shingles, 10 bbla salmon, II Ilackfeld A Co. 

EXPORTS. 

For Port Toirnsend, per Emma Augusta, September 

7 uaiiajt ana .' cons rope, vat rorcign, jwi 

For Adslralla, perCttrof New Yora: September 5 

1 trunk, V pkgs mdse. yal Foreign, $1K. 

Fir San Francisco per Claus Spreckels, September 8 

7,397 lbs su.ir, 115.000 lbs rice, 1 pkg coin, $i,S00. 

Value, Domestic isi,05.17. 

For Hongkong, per Spirit of the Age, September 7 

lS.CU) lbs old metal, IPO tons graulle stcne, 5i,307 lbs 

scrap'lron. Value, Foreign $!,S81.K3." 

PAS8ENQERS. 

6- -E Rlchr. 1 Htolllngs, D McMlllrti and wife, J V Mc; 

For Australia. PT City of Sew York, September 5 

E X Harks, Mrs Herbert, U A Turner. 

From 'an Ffaaclsco, pr Lady Lampson, September 

Rcr WfFrrar V J Deerlng. M Ne.ser. J Single, P 

Finehan, E C Pttxer, M Uranl, T Farrel. H Qulnnj jnd 

19 atorrage." f "' " ' 

Fuc'HotukoDC per Spirit of the Act. Bep'.embtr 7r-1-0 

Chinese. t 

For San Frmneu'co. per II W Almy. Augun a W II 

Paddock, CkM Uoethe, II a Chase. 

From Ssn'Franclsro, per D C Murray, September 4 

W L Paris, L II Xarler, I) P llarrtan and wife. Mra A 

Barrtan, Mra C ncott, Mn H ltamsey. Hiss I lUmsey, 

Mra K. Smith, Miss Uell Fuller. T Sootb, and 4 In 

steerage. 

From San Francisco, per Clly of New Wk. Kent 5 

Mr Austin, wife and S children. WIl Bailey, V C .tones 

and daughter, AT Atkinson, J Haysrlden and a chil- 

dren, Mrs llanfunl, II V Bollea,-- J A Lewis. C O Miller, J 

Lrons. T O Urocklehurit. Miss Barney, Mis fuller. T 

May. Miss Ithodes, Master Uhodes, Miss Wlnler, Mrs 

Wtttlngton tnd 3 children. Mrs J il Ulske, '.Mr and 

Mrs K O llltchoek. Mrs Wrarrr, Mrs Palmer, Mrs 

VlUr V v wirji,.' P H Wllsoa. Mra W W Ladd. U Lu 

cas ami sen. Mrs C M bhipman, A U Houseman, E 11 

Thomas, F Iteidel, Jl A Widfinann, Col O bprrekels. W 

li Ulmond, A Cropp, O K Williams, Mrs Clarklsonand 

For'Wlndward Ports, per Llkellke. September T Hon 

SO Wilder, Mrs J Makee, 3Mla.es Maker. Mrs Noonan, 

H Cornwe 1, Mr Low, J O Halter. W Hctamart. Mrs 

Wltlington, J P hlsson. E U lltlcbcoek and wife, Mrs 

Bjrr.lt, lit Etnrrseu, H R 11 Likeltke. A E Aldricb, Mr 

Uonjlast.il WTowle FCate. Mr Jones. Mr Bruce. Mr 

BrocItJehurit, W Urqubsrt, iloa X) H N.hluu, Hits 

JMARRIEB. 

San Frauclsco, August IS, by llv. 

T. K. Nobis, Josaru Muttryk Uit.jsj, or Honolulu, lo 

Miami V.9c. of fan Frauclsco. 

VON allTsi-HI8CL- T-ln Honolulu, at the Catho. 

IlC'CUliedral, Sept. Wh, 1W0. by the lies Father Her. 

Bias, Mat. sraHi A. ox hxitn, Master or brig 

COMiwiV, to Mua tJionousta Hibklt of this clly, 

ttaa Francisco yapers please copy. 

B4XD. 

bllKLBOX-- U this city. Sept, tb. after a linger. 

Ing lllaesa, Hblck ake ksrs with Christian patlsncs, 

Mas lUsaau Wtuios 

daughter of the late John 

O.iMnaa, (or II year the beloved sslte of II. L. hbsldoc, 

agea sn years sea monins. so a i'uciu Hawaiian 

wife and mother. 4telCHstlsiu, kind and sympa- 

thizing- friend W the. sick aiidnetjy amoruj both natltes 

and rorelssoefe and aheearsToW noteasll) tilled. A 

LONO-lklklac- lty. or.ths'Btk loat.. of dropsy, Mr. 

CikaatLaa'Lujlss. age4 4i sears. acasJ-a-.Mati- s 

nf Italy, and kfd tsld4 in JluuoluU for uunjr years. 

He leates u wll ssid ajjecklbirui t tsoufn hlaulitlmely 

, 

halt 

niuVltil i. 

Wiiuak VkuMLain sisJlSsVsluskUraWof BU0s)aIli 

Kuxland.iu'tse Wlh ytar uf Ids age, Ilu had resided 

Ui these Isianda since Wstl, s period of iers. 

Till! SATUHDAY TOESS 

I'nhllilinl fur Ihn UTi nor t'naaa ..Mmming hjr 

iimiKtiT oiiikm;, 

Hook, Jr.li and Ocni'ial I'rlntrf, 

llnnnlnlu, II I 

Thn Sattnnlr I'nitaa cannot nniUrlaka In retntn 

rnnmtnnlcallcna, accrptnl nr irjrrlfil, ami we ham tn 

frinral rnfrrapiinilrnla In app'nil llirlr line naima ami 

actresses, not necessarily for piilillfallon, If so 

tint aa a Riiaranleecitlhn gnoil fallh nf Ihr wilier, 

-- (Kn. HATtinmr I'nitaa, 

SATURDAY IMiKSS. 

ShTTUMtlKll II, lasi). 

Wk n'fprrntl Inrit v,tok lo tltn utiiviMulil6 

connection tlml tmiat linticcTiirlli ciniilo 

thn imino niiil iiuIIoiih nf Mr. Moronn 

wllli tho fulr fitnio ninl rrctlit of tlio lUwnllnit 

Kitigiloiii. Slnintor niniorn tin lo lliln iiinn'ii 

nutrfoilniitn nrn itbrouil, mid nenm llkoly lo 

tnko n mnro (Irtlnlto islmpo. Snpioe, itit In 

lirotinlilc, tlic llnwntlnti iinmo lio tlrttgotl 

tlironpli tho til 1 liy thin mlvciiturur, who will 

ho lo hliilnoV 

Wit wnlfomo tho " Wotlnomlny nxpronn" itn 

mi niltllllmi to Ihn tncnim of vontilittlni; llio 

riirriMit qticnltoim of tho tiny, ntnl of nlmu'lnj; 

forth Inilli tU?n of tint io!iiIh nt laanc, thniii;h 

wo nppil mil nny tlml on ninny innllniH llio 

opinion", of. tho " Wctlticittltiy" nro wltlely nt 

vnrlnm.ni with thtmu ti( tho "SatUiidav." 

In tho first inco wn iniirtt point nut to our 

ro.iilfirn tlml tho nttllvo piigcii (if tho " Kxprrn" 

nrn 110 nort ol trniintiitimi of thono In KiiKliith, 

hut nro nthlreiHctl to nil ontiroly tllll'orcnt not 

of tlcfllrcn, hopvA nml fo.trH. 

Tho 1101100111110, which nmy bo fntintl In 

imrt of thin joitrunl, woulil npponr moro 

Miilnuinioor inittlnt'nti If printed In KnliMh. 

" Tho Shophonl of Iiitinti" nml his " nhltiltiK 

light'' woulil lio tngctlicr cxtiugtllshotl in 

luiightcr wcro ho to put ntich rulililah in Kng-II- h, 

An to llio IriiitniiR, plntitmlci, iniHropro-noutntio- ni 

nml in tho (nttllvo) 

nrticlo on tho Now Hot id of Health, thoy may 

ho nnfoly left to confnto llicmsidvcn, 

A VKHY intorctting wotk wo linvo fntintl to 

ho " Adventures In Pntnganiii, n JlinHlonnry'it 

Exploring Trip," by llio Uev. Titus Conn, re- 

cently published in Xow York, nml for snlo 

hnro by Wlillttay & ltohorlson. Mr. Conn 

in coinpnny with Mr. Arms, vnn scut out to 

I'litngouin Ion viiij; Now York August lOlh, 

1833, to explore tho country nml innko 

for tho pstabllflliiiient of n stnlion 

by tho American Board of Missions. Thoy 

spent two nml n half months among tho nom- 

adic savages, enduring nil soils of privnlions, 

but being kindly treated 011 tho wholo and 

finally loft on tho nchooner Antarctic nrriving 

nt Xow London Mny 7th, 1831. An equally 

interesting nppciidix furnished by Mr. Conn, 

(now in his 80th year) is " Mr. Dai win's Ex-pl- ot 

atious nml experiences in tho Falkland Is- 

lands, .North mid Gust Patagonia, &e," mid 

tin ncroitut of " Tho Cnptivo in Patttgoniti ; a 

pcisonnl nut ratio of tho capture, sulTurings, 

nml escnpo of 11. P. Ilouruo, mate of tho 

Bchooncr John AUynn of Nowlletifotd." 

Tuk borrowing crnzo seems to linvo for tho 

time subsided but is by no means dead. Tn 

tho event of its wo ought to re- 

member tlmt wherever tho Hawaiian borrowor 

goes, thoro too go tho Hawaiian statistics, 

population, rovenuo, taxation, nppropiintion 

Oills mid nil. Imagine n capitalist netted tit 

his desk with tho ptoposnl for this pteposter-011- 8 

loan beforo him. What I wo fancy hi 111 

saying, " n kingdom of sixty-thousand 

wanting to boriow a stun equivalent 

to about Si. 00 per bond for ovory innii, woman 

or child within its borders I Chinamen, South 

Sea immigrants and nil I" What proportion 

ho would say, would this loan bear to tho 

capitalized wealth of tho wholo country? 

Next, what would thoy do with it ? Let mo 

seo what thoy do with the rovontto thoy liavo: 

Civil List, true, rather heavy it seems ; Mil- 

itary, moro tllun amplo; Hands, Hags and 

salutes ; good gracious I How cxpensivo theao 

necessaries must bo in thut little kingdom I 

lint what is this? Coronation expenses, so 

mun.v thousands I Ascertaining pedigrees, so 

much moro 1 Foreign education for Hawaiian 

youths 1 Subsidy for Chinese steamers ! 

capricious dismissal of Minis- 

tries and. Piivy Councillors, blind disregard of 

public opinion no wonder thoy wind up with 

a supplementary appropriation for protection 

from possible breaches of the peace I No 1 

WK VTONT LEND T1IEHK ! 

H. M. S. Pelican returned on Sunday 

tnoniing from her second cruise amongst tho 

Islands. J. H. Wodchouse, Esq., II. II. M. 

Commissioner, wont in her, for tho purpose, 

nmonj; others, of seeing mid reporting upon 

tho condition of tho South Sea laboters 011 tho 

various plantations whoro they aro employed. 

Soveral estates on Kauai, Mattai, and Hawaii 

were visited, and the conclusions drawn by II. 

11. M. Commissioner wcro homowlmt as fol- 

lows: Tho house accommodation afforded to 

these immigrants is almost invariably insuffi- 

cient for health, comfort, or cleanliness. Med- 

ical attendance too often unuttaitiublc, but in 

thut ir.atlcr wo think all residents 011 planta- 

tions, masters ami servants, aro ab6ut oil' tt'tt 

equality. 

Tho laborers appeared to bo well fed, and 

with an occasional exception tolerably well 

off, deficient house accommodation being al- 

ways borne in mind. But he in of opinion, as 

wo stated in our lust Issue, that it is impera- 

tively .necessary that yatemutio registration 

and supervision bo adopted by tho Uuard of 

Immigration, so that every individual laborer 

may bo always recognizable and producible. 

Tho Hoard of Immigration should provide 

an efficient, iiidepeudotit officer, who should be 

authorised to report on tho woll-bci- or tho, 

reverse of all contract luborers. 

Periodical inspection should be the rule, and 

tho rcco emendations of tho Inspector bo at- 

tended to, 

Of courso this would be diiScult of iccom-plishme- ut, 

as tho Inspector must bo inde- 

pendent of planters' interests and havo a 

competent, interpreter nt hand ti bqt the attempt 

tliould be made. Wo heur that tho Minister of 

Interior purposes tnakiug a tour with a view 

of personal inspection, This la a it should 

be. 

AiiONQSTtho topsy-turv- y 

recently accomplished heie, 0110 of the must 

notable lias been the destruction of the Boani 

of Health. It was a favorite argument of 

Mem. Bush and Gibson thai no one of the 

medical profession should be appointed to a 

eat. Id coirying out this idea in Its complete- 

ness Their Excellencies Buah, Jones, and 

I "JVq? Vi uuu, uiuaviimii jstuuunuii mv.uu- - 

no at moir urit.sUtliij, om invite, 110 not in- 

vite, but uupoiiu without oven the decent for- - 

mntlty of comtiltlng tho gt'iilltMiien thclnsolves I 

fiiur cmisullliiK physlclnits lo tho holplrsn 

honnl of '' liitclllgcnl htynirn," Of Ihcno, two 

wnro member of llin former btmrd, into for 

soma twouly j onrs post, nml who h is undoubt- 

edly iinit tho most oxhniistivo ticipiitlntniicii 

with tho klngtlom, nml lis luunliltiiiite, nml 

tholr HyKlonlo not,r?ssltlrs of nil tho profes- 

sional itiim within It. So then thoao guutln-iiip- ii 

hnving benn, without foinutl miller, dh 

mlssrd, tifcorilllig lo tho prrsont fitshlou, arc 

coolly Inforineil tlmt thoy iirit iiimjkci lo iln 

thn work thn liouiil Itsulf ought to tin hut 

cannot I No womlor that llneo of tho four 

declined tho piiilloiotl honor I Of ciiiirnu If 

llio business of tho board is In bo iloitu in thii, 

way II will piovo lo bo it rather oxponslvo 

tichomo, as it consulting physician wo premium 

would havo to ohargo tho hoard for e.toh con- 

sultation Just ns ho would olmrgo for iiny tillior ; 

htif Ihon ptihllu mouoy Is muito to lljr now-n-tlny- n, 

Wo shall bo glad tti unto tho Impiovctl 

htmtlhftilue, teiluced doitlh rale, nml ill lor 

nxtiunllou of thn lint of "unnttomled" tloatliH, 

which nto promised by tho bnattl of iutolll-go- nt 

Itiyuutu fired fiom tho " hmiipniiug" 

proaom.0 of geutlumoii of tho moil leal ptnfi'H-hIo- ii. 

Wo havo been fortimatu cnongli to havo 

been iiblo to glanco over tho Ituport nf I lio 

lloaltl of llonlth of tho Statu of Massachu- 

setts, llcsidon tho stnllnlictil portion, Hovernl 

vory vnlnnhlo papors nro oontilbutetl, by tho 

most eminent physiciniiH nf tho Male, on a 

variety of tiucstlons relating to health, ptihtio 

mid domoalic. Tho board iHconslilutod as fo- 

llows; Ihreo ptomiuout phyniciaiiH, ono lawyer, 

nml threo laymen. Tho total oxpenMos for tho 

your roporled on amount lo $2,813.03, 

"DiMmlstals nml itppoiiitmuuts " kmlglit bo 

kept sot tup as stamhud heading now. Wo 

tlesiro to refer to tho dismission of l)r, Kmur-soi- i, 

a gonial nml accomplished gentleman, 

pronounced by tho medical fraternity In bo 

without suporior in professional iictpiiromt'iilH, 

moro especially ns rrgauls tho treatment of 

natives. A thorough Hawaiian mi tn early 

associations and life long sympathies, familiar 

with tho language, and experienced in dealing 

socially nod piolessiomtlly with nil classes of 

tho community, 0110 woulil have thought that 

ho was tho right man in tho right plut'o ; but 

tho appropriation for n lesidont medical officer 

at tho lepor settlement nt Molokai wns, wo 

understood, lofusod, nevertheless a successor 

to Dr. Emerson has been named in tho person 

of Dr. Neilson, 

Siuco writing tho abovo wo learn that tho 

wholo faculty in Honolulu hnving been can- 

vassed for acceptance to tho now appointments 

its Consulting Physicians have almost univer- 

sally declined so questionable on honor. 

Tho Situation. 

Tho political situation remains unchanged, 

unless for tho woiso; it really appeals that 

wo nto drifting or being driven towards tho 

fatal shores of absolutism. On Fliday circu- 

lars wcro issued to tho members of tho Privy 

Council calling 11 meeting fur noon on tho 

tlty (Saturday tho 1th). On tho after- 

noon of tho latter named day tho public weio 

astounded by tho news, ,thnt two of tho 

most truatwoithy members nf tho council 

had boon called upon to icsign their Boats. 

Thoso two gentlemen aro amongst thoso who 

havo novor sought or obtained post or emolu- 

ment :tt tho public expense, nml their dismis- 

sal, for such it was, went 11 long way towards 

increasing tho feeling of distrust mid uneasi- 

ness which for some weeks past has undeni- 

ably been bindcriug'bttsincss and obstructing 

progress. 

Tho additions to tho Privy Council List nro 

not regarded with any moro favor thun tho 

; tho now mouthers cannot bo Bitid to 

enjoy tho confidence of the public, and with 

tho exception of tho member for Lahttimt aro 

scarcely known as public men at all. 

All theao rocent changes seem to point in 

ono direction, namely pctsonal government, 

thinly veiled under tho forms of tho constitu- 

tion. Thoso things ought not to bo, and it is 

universally lelt that thoy mo becoming intol 

erable Amongst other surptiscs on Saturday 

we hoard that tho Privy Council had 

and obtained from tho Ministor of 

Finance tho sum of S1200 avowedly for tho 

purpose of resistance to pussiblo riots. Who 

are thoy who anticipate rioting ? Wo do not. 

Indeed it is with a feeling af ubsoluto shame 

that we note tho withdrawal of a considorttblo 

sum of public money from tho Treasury for 

the purposo of allaying an unwu-Ui- y and 

groundless fear. " The wicked floe when no 

man pursuoth" is aa truo as ovor. In what 

shapo this money will remains to 

bo seen. Fear I fear of what or of whom ? 

Surely thero nro plenty of officers, nay even 

some privates, keeping guard over tho na- 

tional buildings ; tho vaults of tho national 

treasury are us soctiro its over ; fear ami terror 

are incompatible with business mid piogtcss 

mid for their Bakes the sooner the Keigtt of 

Terror comes to an end tho better. 

Who Wanto Mora Chinese? 

Wo replv by on extract from a letter written 

by King Kaluktum tinted Honolulu, November 

17th, 1670, ttiitl which found iid way into tho 

New York Mithn : 

" You wrote that it seemed to yon that we nhcrald 

1 uoou be overran with Chinoee' and that ' tho ltcct-procit- y 

'Treaty is a money-makin- g business, bat a 

Bledgo-hamni- er driving down Iho naiU into the 

cofUn of tho Hawaiian race.' To this, my iltar 

fritnil, ! tltmur, Tho Chinese will come into the 

country ho long as it is a place where he nnda 

and bappinetu, nnd as long as there aro 

hith Wilson, liko all races who Uy from the perse- 

cution of one country to a moro conceuiat one. 

I look at the matter in itn broad Bense, and uo(..at 

one jiartlcular claaa ttnu raco of men. would 

thirt tetn firsny tuillioHf mori of than, I itm not; 

afraid of tho Chinese. Tlity nre a peacnable raco 

nnd easily governed. TJioy aro ntorb controllable 

than thu Jrish element In your coontry, wlileh Jta 

lio other politioal ambition thiui to ' go nnbtt tho 

Government.' 

"At present tho influx of tho Chinese lias about 

sunk to Us level, I'rices cf labor are now lower 

than when the Treaty came iuto otwration. The 

richnesb of China under til worst of itdmlniutM-tiou- s 

hi enough to convince the most Hkcptcal that 

thu Chinese, under our free and liberal initltuttons, 

will bo a pronperons iople, n good element to In- 

troduce iti a country where no other labor can be, 

procured. If treated well, they will be flood citl-zau- a. 

In time, with tbU ludustriuaa aUmtnt.tn 

our country, vy shall be producer invsuoun 

ways where uovf (yieptin sugar and rice) we are 

conaumeri. 

"Wltk Chinese ingniilty? industry, and cheap 

labor, shall be able to'coiapoU ia tMde witti 

the r'-- st 

u vthe nations in the. struggle, of uatluial 

existence. "' 

Whether tpre exist or sink ia oblivion, our lot U 

one with all that have lived aud died. Every race 

has it goal, aud every specie of man has its 

course to run, whether by' amalgamation or actual 

estiaoUoB. (astguesi) aUxlAsUUA,'! ' 

W agres) in greet pari (not tbe twenty 

io!lliona)jvitlf the above)! but invite coujaji-o- n 

with tlia Pdi Ainu of September 4tb, 

TOPICS OF THE DAY. 

It in arrnngetl Ihrit II. H.M.a.'ricmi nulls 

for tho South lMolflo on Tuesday. 8I10 will 

call nt Fitmilugs, Pcnihyn nml ollior Isles, 

llimicn In Tahiti nml fto on to 0iuhnbo. 8I10 

will probably lm replaced tn a fowthtys by thu 

I'fnifiiin nml wo 111 0 glad to Imtr tlintonr har- 

bor will not long bo I nft without a foielgn na- 

tional ling. Wo gnvo il nn luir opinion Inst 

w 00k nml repent It y tint tindiii 's 

will foreign meii'of wnr interfere 

between political parties In (bono Islands, hut 

will Couflno thomsolves to witching over nml 

prolootiiig thn lives nml Inton'slr of llielr own 

countrymen 

Thoi 0 nro on thn stntiiln book plenty of 

enactments relating tn tho supervisioli or 

of vngrniicy, nml yet wo nro told tlmt 

w hlln plantsis nro In grievous want of labor- 

ers thoro nro nt llio nnmo thno and in (ho namo 

districts numbers of Ohlmtincn tramping nlmul 

unemployed nml mOmlng1 employment. It 

might ho it good Idea If tho Ministor of tho 

Intel tor wpm to call tho attention of tho Mttg-Istittlt- 's, 

Shnrllfs, Polio.', nto., to tho fact, In 

older that any trump " without vislblu moiiiin 

of itupport" might bo nnostod and called on 

tn give mi nccnunttif himsiuT, mid that till pntl-tllu- is 

bo iiutilo to produce tholr licenses nml 

submit tholr packs to Iho inspection of tho 

police 

Tun now wash-hous- 

es planned by Iho lato 

Ministor of tho Iutotior, at (ho foot of King 

street, nto rapidly approaching completion, 

iiml will make n.notnblo fealuto of that part 

of tho city. Thoy form ono continuous two-sto- ry 

block along tho ctlgo of tho slioam, 

standing 011 piles sufficiently high to he out of 

tho teach of fienhots. A broad verandah runs 

along tho rear, nirordiiig room for drying 

clothes, Tho rouiovnl of tho Ohiuuso wnsh 

houses fiom tho city, wheio thulr accumula- 

tions of huiIh ami dlriy wntor 1110 piovocatlvo 

of miasmatic rover, will bo it grout sanitary 

improvement. Tho Chinese httiudrymen havo 

goneinlly expressed thomnelvos plonsod with 

tho proposod change, nml several havo already 

bespoken rooms in Iho now building. 

Tun Hon. Mrs. Fanny Young Ivokoht Naoa, 

eldest daughter nml sola surviving child of tho 

Into John Young, and mother of Hor Majesty 

tho Queen Downger KmiiinKiilolommlunl, died 

suddenly nt tho residenco of tho latter, Ntiu-1111- 

11 

strcot, on Satillday afternoon tho till t tint. 

Tho deceased was thu eldest of tho children of 

Mr. Young, who it will bo romomberod was 

the trusted friend mid companion of Kmiiehn-iiieh- n 

I., -- nml throughout her long lifo of 

sovonty-si- x years wns beloved by hor family 

nml rospoctcd by all who know her for her 

many good qualities of head nml heart, ho 

worthily perpetuated in tho porson of her uni- 

versally lespectcd ttud bolovcd daughter Queen 

Emma. 

Tho decoasod lady was born at K.iwoihao 

on July 21, 1300, mid her ago was thercforo 

71 years, 1 mouth and 13 ilnys. Sho wns of 

high rank, her mother having been a near 

blood rclativo of Katiiehr.meha I. This is 

shown by tiio names sho boro, which woro 

" Knmakuimoku, Kokolankahtni, Kulua, 

Kmntihoiiiiii, Lolooili, and Ktthili-ktilani- ," 

all of which havo a signification in 

tho parlanco of tho old chieftains of Hawaii. 

Thoro woro threo other children of John 

Young by tho sanio mothor, viz., Graco, John, 

and Juno. By n former marriage Mr. Young 

had two sous, Robert nod James Kanohoa. 

il'lio funeral of tho Into Mrs. Naoa has boon 

for tho 3rd of Octnbor, proximo. 

A paragraph in Harper's Jiaznar 'of Aug. 

23th statos "nn undoubted relic of tho ed 

Atuhmta has been recently picked up tit 

soa. It is a three-fourt- 

hs length figuro of a 

goddess, just such an ofiigy as was known to 

bo carried by that ship. It boars evidenco of 

great violouco, and its appearance tends to 

strengthen tho theory thut tho vessel mot ita 

destruction by collision." Our thoory has 

always been thut sho was destroyed by col- 

lision, most probably with boiuo deroliot, per- 

haps a water-logg- ed lumber ship. To havo 

encountered either, tho ehip must havo been 

driven far to tho North of her course, (from 

Bermuda to Cork or Plymouth) or olso tho ico 

must havo travelled an unusual distanco south- 

ward. Tho figuro head found is undoubtedly 

similar to that of tho dtYrtWri and of scores of 

othor of II. B. M.'s ships for that matter, so 

that wo should liko to hoar if it can be identi- 

fied by tho Dockyard authorities, boforc feel- 

ing sttro as lo its ownership. The Atnlantn, Ihon 

H. M. S. Juno, 2d gun frigate, Oapl. Pat Blake, 

was on this (Pacific) Bttttiou for several yoars 

up to 1810,wheu sho returned to Etigluud loutid 

tho Horn. Wo are iudobted to tho courtesy 

of A. P. Brickwood, Esq. Postmaster Gen-or- al, 

himself an old naval officer, for uttt acting 

our attention to tho above quoted purugruph 

fiom Marper, 

BteUl Notice. 

The underalgucd tenders rcspcitful thanks to tbe 

public of Honolulu and the other Islands for the liberal 

patiouajxo extended to the lato Arm of Mellls & HUhet, 

and begs to notify the public in general that he will 

shortly open up a new establishment, v th a flue assort- 

ment of new and desirable goods especially selected to 

ine'tt lite wants of this market, tlmo and place of which 

wilt be duly noticed 

a It A.M. MKM.lt. 

Walthan Watches. , 

Frbm the Sydney Daily TtUgraph, Juris St, 1880. 

The Waltham Watch Company have been awarded tho 

only gold medal glyen for Matches al the bjduey Inter- 

national Exhibition, aud are the only exhibitors lu auy 

class from the United States who huvo received this 

.distinctive recogulilon. 

I bole Agent for tbe Hawaiian Islands. 

Spools! Notice, 

Mn, Jams Uodd would respectfully Inform tbe public 

generally that, havIiii;niauVarraiigemeuU with Iba Haa. 

C. II. Judd for the lease of a suitable Jicach lot at Wai-klk- l, 

ho Intends with i little delay as posslblo to erect 

thereon a number of suitable and thoroughly provided 

11ATII IIOUaUB, for the accommodation o( ladles and, 

neutlsmeu, as well as fatnllUs, where the luxury of Hid 

Uahng may be enjoyed lu al) Is perfection. 1I Om 

nlbus ll run reuUrly beiweeu the. Jlat.hi anaVse City 

ut stuti.il hours, full particulars will be given h'ertaftfr, 

as soon as all tho arrangements ate concluded say 

within one month from date. 

Aouululn, Kept, i, ISbO, 1 si 

ED. C. ROWS. 

Houm tuul SIku PtUatsr, pasysir Haagsxr, sfce. 

Tttl ly Ku m fort HUeet, liunolulu. a 

A. W. FEIRCE sk CO,, 

SHIP CKAKDLESI COMMISSION XEBOHaMITI 

4UKXTS SOB 

Uraad'a Qnaa sad feoasb Lancas, 

uiit 1 3 I'srrypatls' rateKimr. 

Tlit tio, 40 qastn Mtrssl, Honolulu. ly 

KsSlOXSOIf,, 

1W and 101 fort Street. 

pictures of all sizes aud kinds mads to ordsr, and 

Frames of ill descriptions coostauUjr ou haiL. iso, 

om;iis, murals, aim siunosuies 01 me raciac. 

-- illy 

i '"is.w.iiorr, 

tUaM.Makawr, Dykalstssrar, Dlaw to 

No, sg King Strsst, Ustwssu Msaau r.iut Port 8trsu. 

Msttris.rs conaiaatljr oa hd or node to order. 

ly 

UtttAttMl futti' 

A YOUNG OSBMAX L,XJT 

XX. wishes posltloa a Mateesy.Qoireraaaa. 8tsVi 

French aud Clermau. ' 

sVuoreM Mis H. T., Post Osttce, Uosolala. Hf U 

(I'nmmn'ilest'it ) 

KntTon iir tub l'linsi! In ittolssnoof 

tho (lA.Rrni of tho 1st Inst., n pnrsgrnph 

assorting that "tho carpenters nrn on 

n gonnrnl strike Hits week." I shall feci ob- 

liged if you will allow 1110 lo deny this sttito-ine- iit 

through tho nieilliim of your columns. 

Tho cm pouters hitvo not boon on n slrlko. 

Homo of them havo demanded mi advance In 

wngos, nml tholr ilomnniU tint having boon 

conceded In nil cases, smnn of them linvo 

hern liiiPiuiln,yit, but not it iilnglo shop 

In town has stopped work, nml In most onsrs 

tho mlvnnco naked has been grnntod. 

Tho ctmcli'jltui Of Jho pitrngrnph referred 

lo Is ns rldltiillntiii rtsfcliiitomptllili) nml shows 

that tho writer Ihoroof, im lunttor how much 

lin may prltfo hlmsolf 011 his niiporlurtty'fivor 

mochiinlcS; U driisoly ignormil of tho subject 

ho wrllot about, On tho oecniloii of tho ed 

ilnpiitntlou to llio palaco on Wetllit'siliiy, 

'J.'ilh tilt., Iho wholo of tho men who wanted 

tin tidvmico of wages worn holding a mooting 

of tholr own olsowhero, nml not otic of them 

was no.tr tho palaco nt tho time. Wlialnver 

our fan I Is nn mechanics may be, I think tlmt 

Ihuro Is 110 need for us to ho hold up to tho 

ildluulo of tho publiu its partluipitoiii in thu 

nhsuril trash that iipponrn to havo been spout- 

ed by tho "deputation" nt tho palaco. 

I nm nlr, yours, &u,, 

AjUAIII'KNriSll. 

Coiiiiiiiinleati'il. 

A Bit of Ancient History. 

Although Solomon had it thousand wives ho 

had only otto son, ltohoboiim, mid ho tlu lto 

of his father. At llio death of Solomon 

tho ton tribes of'Israel sent Jeroboam as a 

moHsougor to Itohohoam to consult him In ro-g- 

to bin reign, saying that If ho would 

lighten tho weight of tnxes thoy would con- 

tinue In his service tin thoy had dona to his 

.'ulnar. Ho first consulted his miller's old ntnl 

ttlrd fiionds, and thoy advised hlmtoglvo a 

favorable answer, Tho iidvlco did not pleuso 

him. Ho next asked Iho advice of tho young 

mini who woro grown up with him, Tho ad- 

vice thoy gnvo wns : 

"Thus siinlt thou spook unto this pooplo, 

Thy fitthor mtido our yoko heavy, hut innko 

thou it lighter unto us; thus nhalt thou say 

nolo thorn, My littlo finger shall bo thicker 

than my father'.! loins. 

" And now whoions my father did lado you 

with a hoavy yoko, I will add to your yoko. 

My father hrith chastised you with whips ; I 

will chastise you with scorpions." 

Thoy tovoltcd. 

Bitter Waters and Sweet 

A communication to tho Pruts last wook 

quotes a letter writtoti by, Kalakaua to tiio Ail-vcrti- ier 

in Decombor, 1873, in which ho urges 

that foreigners nro always welcome and that 

thoro was no opposition to thorn among tho 

natives. 

In Decombor, 1872, whilo Kalakaua was 

competing for tho tluono against Lunalilo, ho 

issued mi appeal, printed in Hawaiian, in 

which ho says: "Do not bo led by foreign- 

ers; thoy had no part in our hardships in gitin-'.i- g 

tho country. Do not bu led by their fulso 

teachings as a hog with a string in its noso is 

led iguorantly itlong to tho ovon prepared to 

cook him ;' ' and further on, after giving tho 

platform of his pioposcd Government, a promi 

nent plank of winch was to "pay oft" tho 

national debt," ho says, ''Bowaro of tho Con- 

stitution of 18S2 and the fulso teachings ot tho 

fuioiguors who uro now grasping to obtain tho 

control of tho Government if W. 0. Lunalilo 

ascauds tho throne." iNow tho JJuKaii Pae 

Ainu, in an equally shallow manner, striven to 

Btir up hostility against foreigners. Circum- 

stances doubtless alter cases in theso times as 

well us others, and wo aro prepared, after tho 

past variability, to find King Kulakutta ttguiit 

ombtiicing tho foreigner, in the English lan- 

guage, when tho need comes. Queiiy. 

, COOK WEBB, M. 

Homeopathist, 

(Late Chief of Stall llomeuputhlc Hospital, Ward's 

Island, K. Y.) 

Offlco CO Fort Street, special attention to diseases of 

women and children. 

Oillco hours Until 10 A. M. 2 to 4 r. at. 2 ly 

O, flIUELKEN. o. XKouxa. 

G. SEGELKEN & CO., 

No. S Nutianu Street, 

Tinsmiths and Plumbers, Dealers In Stoves, 

Itanges, Tin, Sheet IroauniLCo!iptr Ware, keep 

on hand a full assortment of Tiiiuurc, l.uhant 

lied Iron and Lead 1'lpc, India llubber Hose, Ac, Ac 

aiy 

PIONEER STEAM 

Candy Manufactory and Bakery 

3D. XXOXLXtT, 

Praotlcal Confectioner, Pastry Ccok and Baker, 

a no. 75 Hotel street, between Nuuanu and Tort, ly 

FRANK OERTZ, 

BOOT A NO SHOE MAKER 

No. SO Merchant St., next to Thos. Q. Thrum. 

Boats nml Nliocs 9f mtle lo Order, of llvet Msv 

teriul.niul its Hensouble Vrlecs. 

Boots and Shoes made far Caeh only 

vjy 

M. S. ORINBAUM fc CO., 

Importers suad Wholesale Dealers in Oene-er-al 

Merchandise, 

3 Makee'a Block, tiucen btreet. ly 

M. & ORINBAUM sk CO 

Forwardlns; and Commission Merchants, 

JU California at., bun Francisco. 

Special facilities foi and partlcslar attention paid to 

a couslgnments of Island produce. ly 

T, J. MOBSMAN, 

Importer and Dealer In Crockery, 

Plain and Uecnrated Porcelain, Cut and Pressed Glass, 

Silver Plated Ware, Cutlery, Chaudcllcrs, Lamps, 

Chlnmeva Ktc 

rire Prooi Store, cor. King and Nuuanu Sis,, (Ionolalu. 

NOTICE. 

AT . A. Tj. HM1TJI. AT 1118 BTOIIE 

ITAoa Fort street, and Mr. J. E. Wiseman, will attsiml 

to llm collection of Hills and receipt for tha same, due 

the undersigned, from this date. J. II. ULACK, 

Late proprietor of the P.O. Advertiser. 

Honolulu. Sept 10th. B5. 

tee! H. a. 11 xjv ay! 

.aitlEO'SENaLIflll) PATENT 

Portable, Semi-Portab- le and Permanent 

- Steel Hallway. 

Steel IUIU and Corruirated Steel Ttw, ot HUsuer.. 

For Information, apply to , 

A. W. McOAWSLANI). 

,,,., Agent for this Blnedom. 

No. Honolulu. a Im 

WM. J. SHELDON, 

GENERAL BLAOKSMITU. 

Sl'KOUL ATTENTIPNaiVENTO 

Bove MlXQ&txxtim 

Shop ou Kiiic Street, oppoVltc ih $ Follcs 'station, a m 

HOMOLUiVV STIJUC UAKMmXn 

R. LOVE A BROTH IH, PrsiuUtsrs. 

NUUANU BHkKT. 

Pilot., Medium and Navy ahead always on hand isad 

made to order Also, Water, Soda and Butter Crack 

ers, Jenny Llad Cakes, sk- 

-. 

Ship IlrcsJ oa the shortest notice. Family 

Bread, mads of lbs Vest Flour, ruked dally and alway a 

ou baud. J' '" . 

Ms M. Brewss aVesasl eT aaaUljr 

my 

T 

stftiMar PsJ aafSBsnWVafaUl 

fnnK COJPAMKKRaUIP'HKB fro-- 

1 fort xlstlns! Utwtea Alfred M. MsJlU sad Charles 

J. Flshel UdlseulvsatbU Mh.tisy etiMlsaaUr, IHM, 

ty mutual cousesi, Meilla sstWaf. aad isbsl,contlnu 

luir tbe business st the old iiswis susv assuuluit all lis-- 

blltllss ol the asm Olasolvsd asm. .11 Booiys owing 

to tbe aald asm will be uald U 0. i. fIsbsl, who aloae U 

aatftefUea le Mlva aad taaeir JfFf-- i 

' 

' CHAM.J. sW 

Heaoiaia, UfU ,m UU 

OTri'IUlSTK COTJlPi'-Ol- -' 'I'JIK JIA- - 

O Italian Islsmls. In I'fnbalc Iiljft'l "f 1'"; 

llanatlnu Islands, as In Inn mtlr tltn Will 

Wllllsm llrnmler llarnes, lain nf llonnlplii, In (tin Is. 

Inml f)f Oalui, ileensswl Order aiipolnllnir limn for 

1'rolialo of Hill anil illtrcllltit pnlillcallnn ofnnlleanf 

' A doenmenl, iiarpnllliietii lin lis last Will and Tea. 

lament nf Wllllnm llonir jr Ihrtira , liavliitf 

mi Ihn mill nay or nririiiliifr, A I. ltW. nen pre. 

senled to aald rrolisln Cmut, and nttltfnii for the 

rrnbalfi Iherfnf. and fur thn luanrmeo nf Letter Tia. 

inetilary In Hainnel M Dninnn II I lasrra-ly-r sjrelt-r-- l 

that .Mimilay, the llli day nf tlclriiirr, A II I nNl.nl II 

n'rlnrk A Jl nf aald day, nl Ihn t'lintl IIihiiii nf said 

('imrl, nt Alllolnnl Hnlo, In llonolnlii.lif, ",', 'l7,!llmt 

la, hrreliy appointed llm than fur proving aald III nml 

heailnp; said application when nnd where anrpr'in 

Itilrreslril may niipenr anil rnnlrat Iho said Will, and 

llm itr.H'.llliK nf Lellrra Teslanienlnry. It Is farther 

Milere.l, that nntlfn llieienf lifl(leii liy pnhllfalliin fur 

Ihn n siireelvn WfU In Urn newapatiera printed sml 

pnliltsntd In II111111I11I11, one In the Cnttllah anil thn 

iilhrr Id Hie llswallilli latigtiaijr. And It U fnrllier 

iitilernl, that rllntlnna ho Issurit In the atihirillilliir 

Wllneaai'S In said Will, and ID III" heirs nf the leslslur 

In Ihla Klnifdiiiil, tn appear anil contest Hie probate nf 

said Will, si inn niinoinirti llinn, 

listed Honolulu, II. I., He nienilirr 10. tux), 

HIAM -' llAIII 111. 

(Jlilpf Justice nf Ihn Humeintj b'nnrt. 

AllealrA llnaA Clerk S 

QIJI'IIIIMK COlfltT OK THU HA." 

0 nullah Islands III I'liiUU, lalaml of Oahn, 

lUwnllan Isianda, .a. In lliu mailer nf lhr eslntnof 

llhnrli-- a Aplaiil t'iiif. lain Af Honolulu and .Manna, In 

thn lalnndiif Oahn, Jl err haul nnd Mlilhiiiviiir, decesaeil 

Order Hpiiqlntlns tltild for I'mlialn of It III nnd direct- - 

as af pulilfcsllnii nf imllrr nf Ihn tnino 

A itiiLiimeiil, pnrporlllpg to lio llio last ll'lll and Tes- 

tament of Chnrlen Aplaiil Lonir, nf llonolnlii and 

Jlittuift, dereased, liavltiK nn tint Huh day nf Hrptemli'ir, 

A II, inml, linen preaenn il in aald I'roliale Coliit, inula 

petillmi fur Iho rnilinln thernof. nml fur tho Issuance) 

nf Letters: Teslatanilnrr In Kmlerlck Aniiiistiis Hthnn. 

Irr, liavlnu lieen nicd by llm s.ilit Krcderlek ,iurtistiia 

Hchaefer; It la hrrrlir nrderul Hint Jlnnday, tlm 1th 

day of Urlnlii-f- , A. I). Iifl, atli n'rlnrk Jl.nl enld ilsy, 

al tliri f.'iiart IKmin iifanlill.iiiirt, at Alllolnnl Hale, In 

lliiiiiiuiiii niiirniani, nr, nun inn sainn la, neruiiynii. 

miiilntl (lie llinn for proslnc said Will nml hearing anld 

aipillcntliirt, when And where any person Intere'tnl way 

.ipiieiir 

...... 

nnd conical llio anld 

...... 

will, nod Ilia 

: '. 

trrstilliii; 

.....''.. uf 

i.enera rsinincninry. u is riirinrr nrnereii, uini n 

lliereiif boitlyrn liy pnlillrulliiii, for thrre alircna 

aim weeks, In two tintfehaprrs pilitlril nnd jinlillshrd 

In lliiii'iliilii, unit In Iho Kturllsli mid thn oilier In Hie, 

jlnivnllaii laiiniiaifv, And It Is further erdered, Tlint 

rllntlnna hn Issued In tltn anliscrlliliiK witnesses ti anld 

will, and lo llm heirs of tho l slutor In this Kingdom, 

lo iippenriind contest llio pruhate (if raid Will, nl Iho 

llinn nppoliil'il, 

Ditteil Honolulu, II. I , IhrtlOlli day of Heptetnher.lKHO, 

(JI1AM. (J. IIAUI1IM. 

(Jlilnr Justlco of llir Uitprcmo Cnurt 

Atteiiti O. ItnsA Hnpuyr (;ierk. ?"ni 

I X TI 1 U S U IM t KM K CO IT I IT O V 'VI I K 

I Hawaiian Islands. In Ilnnkruptcy, In thn matter 

or l.nlll il filer, all nllrid iinnkrupt IKidiro Air. .Ins. 

Urn .I111I1I. at Chamlivra, Order of lirarliur. on qucatlon 

of nlleireil llaiikruplcy. 

It herons, All order lias this tiny hern Issnrd to thn 

Marshnl tn takn iiostcsalnu of Ihn iiroperlyuf raid Km 

Welk'r, lulu nf llonolnlii, Island nf ()ahu,iind lo put his 

rouiitltiit'hoiisea, aliiri'liousna, irrcts, hooka mid pnpers 

iniiler lock unil seal, on tho petition of Albert .Inrirrr, 

ulli');lni; tho said K111II Weller In Im Indebted to 1st sis In 

the sum nf Knur Hundred nnd Twolvn Dollars and 1'lfty 

(.'cuts mid to dh era other persons, mid praying, that for 

certain atntiilnry reasons fit anld petition nicntloiied, lin 

bu adjiidyvd a llankrupt. 

Now thercforo, It U ordered that 10 o'clock a.M.of 

I'rldity, thn !Hth tiny nf Hopteinber, a. Ii. im, at my 

tituiinrirr In Alllolnnl Hnlo, In Honolulu, bo lliollmo 

and place for hearliic the said petition and deciding the 

lllealliiii ,(if snld I.. W'eller's linnkrtiplcy, anil Hint 

notlcu hereof biiilron liy publlsliliii this order for three 

siirmgslvn wroks In n natmper printed and tilibllslnd 

In Honolulu la llm Knitllsli lanituitc. for nil persons 

(ohccrnri! to appear nml slum cause, If any thoy lime, 

"why the mild Kmll NVvllcr should not bu declared a 

llankrupt,- - 

Dated this ninth dny of Heptembor, 161. 

. .. 1i.AirirJ ffTin, 

.- iwinwm .1 uimi, 

Juatlcn Hnprcme Court. 

Attoati A. rtosA, Mejiuty Olirlt. 2 at 

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. 

rpiITS ITNDKUSI01VKD HATINO 

JL hoen nppolntiu Exccntora or Hie last will anil tes- 

tament of Alex. JlcUuft, deceased, hereby j;lre notice to 

nil creditors of snld deceased, Hhuthrr secured lis mort-png- n 

or otherwise, to present the nnmo nt their place of 

business, duly authenticated, within six months from 

tho date hi rcof or they will bo forever barred; and nil 

persons Indebted to the said Alex. McDiilT are hereby 

requested to make Immediate pnymtnt to thn under- 

signed. JOHN T. VATKIIIIOIMK, J 11 , 

IIKNIIV WATKItllUUHK, 

Executors of Hie last Will mid Testament of 

Alex. McDuir, deceased. 

Dated Honolulu, Sept. 7, liWO. a 4t 

BEST AMERICAN 

STEAM ANDJATER PIPE. 

Wc would call the attention of those requiring Piping, 

to our large stock of 

154,000 Feet On Hand! 

Dlaclc Welded Steam l'lpe W to 7 In. diameter. 

Galvanized Water Plpo 4 to 3 lu. diameter. 

fjEf" Tho above at Moderate Prices. 

THE HONOLULU IHON WOEKS COMFY. 

81B- -8 am 

SEIBERT'S AUTOMATIC STEAM 

CYLINDER LUBRICATOR 

FO HALK BY THE 

HONOLULU IRON WOEKS CO. 

This little apparatus oils the cylinder constantly and 

perfectly. So little oil la used that a suvIiir of oil and 

ue.irv'iual to four times Its coal may bu cllcctcd In one 

season. 

Pint Size, $43. Half Pint Size, $30. 

818- -2 3m 

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED 

Ex Consuclo and Lady Lampson, 

.AXaEixtSG LotofHay 

OP 'I'llE NEW CHOP. ALSO, 

Whole and Ground Jiarley, Oatt, JBran, 

nnd Mj'Uffu Hay. 

We carry the largest stock of Horse Feed In this 

Kingdom, undue are always prepared to nil all orders 

wth accustomed promptness, and 

AT LOW RATES FOR CASH. 

Ground to Ordcr.EJ 

Wheat, Corn, Cracked Corn, OU Cake. Middlings, 

jllxed Feed, etc., always on hand. 

3 3m LAINE Jb CO. 

Dis solution of 

Bargains at the C. 0. P. B. 

SPECIAL CHEAP SALE! 

TUB KMTIHK HTOCK OP SIS.OOO 

MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST 

Expecting a large shipment ot NEW OOODR direct 

from New York, liOIlK llOOit IS NEEDED. My stock 

must be reduced. 

VUIC'EM ro Hl'IT AI.I.1 

ntlt'sUs BKLOW OTHER lleiWEat 

1BICCM LUsN IMA. REA1, 1IALV VALVE! 

LADIES I Do not fall to visit my Store and price my 

uoods, ns the heuvteat He.luetiuia has been made. 

Call early and secure some of the llurgalns. 

Bargains at the C. O. P. JB. 

? (MAS. i. FISHKL 

LONG WANTED BOOKS 

JUST UKUE1VKU AT 

THOS. G. THBUBT9 

yKT ntohk. 

MIsa Bird's UaxuiUtn Artlftlaiio, 

P. Li. Siuuuuiid's TiopicalAyricultuii, 

Wray'a Prattieul b'ugur Planter. 

llumllook of himbt oidery. 

Itogel'sTreasaiM of RujUih Wurdt and I'hratn. 

ALSO 

Fine Auortmsnt of PaptriM 

AND 110XES 

QUEWAJTJf MTATIOXERT 

Willi other New Style Goods. In 

SPECIAL NOTICE. 

HAVING SEOUUPD THE. 

UrHOLSTXRKK and 

litlAl'iSK, MIL J. MAKl.NUUBK.,lh. oulr ar.ttlsss 

UphuUttnurlB'lhs Klusdotn (lata of Haa Vrajielsto), 

laiu vrepaied to all kinds of , 

t ' In the Latest and Beat Style. 

WOII WA&&AMffll 

Call and Sss our 

r.rKinr bsvc.kmm,' 

' 

A MM. S.C, 

Ooesls, Parlor aWls aad Luuaaes, Cbalrs, ske.. ot tha 

UtstylM. okleh have Ja, ii aTraa 

clsee. f have also Just revived a new lot ol 

TIm LtJtt Ityitt r Fmrmiturt I 

WMsMtW MAM. 

PlaUM AM MRU CVsM, 

,. rWll'H,IMIt IAUA ffC 

All of(hkh will U tit sale ehssp. It will par t.m to 

C X. WILLIAM., 

FOR SALE. 

Itw', a sr.w KNOfiiHir m- - 

tmmOSM IHOItri'lANO.mAilo expressly for Ihn 

II III I"'1""'", irjilwil pri Jlly nr Madrid frnm 

1 I London, 

2.!IaJL. A H ''. 

BY THE LATEST ARRIVALS 

.Vm'im hah ritANiiiMco 

w u 11AVK mx'uiruoA laiujk 

nddltlnti tit nnr fnrrnfr tlnrk ttf Mliln CUntuMtr. 

Mlilji Htori-i- , 

rfovUIont ' rn wn Ihn 

Orofttont Assortmont of Goods 

Kepi nn Ihesn Islands, all f ttlilcft will be sold at llm 

Lowest Market 1'rlres,, as usual. Our frlouds and Ihn 

public K'lterally are respectfully Invited In e, amine, 

H IIOI.LHH CO, 

I'AINTS AND OILS. 

ZIllC Willie llllblilirlt t.esil. 

Ilolled I'alnt Oil In bulk and In B cillnn ilrnms. 

A full assortment Kane L'nlor I'alnls. 

IIOLLKS A CO. 

T,U J I IUOATIKO OILS. 

lr.KM Oil, I W A .1 r qlM KT1T V KcrpHrrrl. 

5 C'nalnr Oil !l and BKallon tint. 

8 HOI.LIIrl A CO, 

mm: iugoino. 

ttixi.N rno.n ii.tufi to n nsvnrji rasn 

j nii 11 llOI.I.Kji A CO. 

jmaniisA coiviMGi:. 

;"'";". r f HiT.v.n rnon 

l. to Inch 

B IIOLLIJH A, CO. 

IIK,MI',COm)AOK. AND HOLT KOI'E. 

A M ANNIIIt'r.WKNT Ol NixtM Ho.f 'J 

' Inch inn Inch. Alan. Kiiniini. Ml.i,,,.' ......., 

11. hi.. 

lloiisellne, U..11- -- Itoiindlnif, Ac. 

m' '., 

IIOt.LIIH A CO, 

11 LOOKS AND MAST HOOPS. 

fjATK.iT iron nrnwvr.r. ntowun. 

M"".".1 '""' HlrApped Illrkks, I'ntent Bnahlnir, 

Plain lluahliif', a full assortment of alxea, 

llOLLKH A CO. 

GUOOKHimT 

faAIIllMNKrV I.AHD 1.1 PaIIJI, lis lfllb. 

In Jars and Kcks. Coetae. Cases 

Assorted Table I'itlts, Canniil Merits,. Tains and Jellies. 

Ilnney In Olnss, Tickles Kes nf I'lckles, Vegetables, 

Kegs of I'ljr. Pork for family use flays of t'nrree.ciieala 

and Cnddlea of Finest Tea, Hordlnes In fr and hf boxes, 

Vermicelli, Maccaronl, Crackers In rarlety, t;nb Hnirar. 

KesHuirar. !t llOLLKH A CO. 

DILLINGHAM & CO. 

37 Fort Stroot, 

HAVE JUST RECEIVED 

A FINE A8SOHTMENT OF 

Geo. Wostenholm's Celebrated Cutlery 

POCKET KNIVES, 

RAZORS, 

8IIHARS, 

TWREZBR8, 

"STUB'S" FILES 

All NIjishi isiirl Nft-p- es. 

Cast Steel Firmer Chiseli, 

Steel Measuring Tapet, 

KetalJio Meaioring Tapet, 

FENCE Wlllti 8TJSTGUERS 

I'ur Nettliiar up Wire aVcuevsf 

HARNESS, BRIDLE, TRACE 

AND 

STIRRUP BUCKLES. 

POLICE HAND CUFFS! 

Tinned antl Ironed Tablo Spoons, 

Salter's Light Balances, 

Painter's Graining Combs, 

Limerick Fish Hooka, 

Chamois Skins, 

All direct from the. Manufacturers in England. 

AMERICAN COFFEE MILLS. 

Hygienic Water Filters & Coolers, 

No Ice Required. 

JEWETT'S PATENT 

WATER FILTERS & COOLERS!. 

(With compartment for lea.) 

Have Constantly on hand 

TOLL ZsTHXS Or 

Agricultural Implements, I 

Builder.' Hardware, i 

House Furniabinir Good 

Tabl. Cttlerj, 

Silver Plated Ware1 

Lamps and Chuutolun, 

Palntex!' Matoriab, 

XMhaaiet ToolaV 

Counter and Platform Scales, 

Carbollzetl Rubber Iloiie, 3 und i p)y. 

CELEB1UTED MOLINX PLOW! 

Paris Sttr Plow, 

With rm find Wood ItandUi, 

AGENTS lOK 

The Bain Vngon, 

Cortland TfaBonjJianut'swturingCo., 

QaWaniced aud Painted Harbed Fuc Win 

und Staiilt, , V 

AxeriU's, qheinionl PsjJhI, 

California Win Works, 

HaUldio's Wire Rope, 

i. Albany Lubricatiog Compound, 

American Lsbiicittora, 

t 

AlljB7 0jrlWrpH. 

NEW QO0DS 

O'Wasyj.rU, ( 

i T7 

II mi bb m aj a mm m ; OO. 

""" 

B 

i 

,TOI4 

MMMMM 

(ic,soosixbcIc4. NT Msm1 

'ird 

f 4j

jN. 

AUCTION SALKS. 

I! Y K . l A I) A M S . 

REGULARJjASH SALE 

THURSDAT, SEPTEMBER ICth, 

At 10 A, W. nlNnlm Itoom, 

N ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS I 

Print', l'ln ('niton, t.nwns, Hfiawl. I'lsnn'la, 

Woolen Hhlrts, I'nnls. Hocks, lll, While Hhlrta, 

Cnserlels, I'riifka, lllankels, lltlll", Handkerchief", 

rnlisrrn, llalr Oil, PIiim, NeeMles, C'lwirs. 

r.livdiipe", Paper, rfsililles,'lpclis, llnpe, Ac, 

A Lino of Now Grocorios : 

Finn Snrar Unro.1 llsms nml llnrwi, ItnnsJ llerf, 

l.llitiy, .Me.VellA t)lbtil'nrnel I1f nl TonRiir, 

1'nrk sml (Ifcit I'm. I,n Crnlx Cnm, 

Asparagus, Pickles. Onions. Mr.Mnrmj Oysters. 

Hnfimm, lobster. l IJrsrkers, 

iJholresU.'alltiirnla .lams, Jellies una Table Fruits. 

Jle ilium llfr'l, Hnrillncs, Cube Hiuar, I'lne, Teas, 

Mmtsril, I'epner, H'orTirflilrfl Hniice. 

Corn March, Omulrnseil Milk, Castor Oil, Ac. 

At.BO, AT IS O'CLOCK, 

lit IM)..Murray, from Han I'ranrlscn, 

Our, Ilucknkin Ihrte, 8 ;cor,i old, n food 

roadnlcr. 

Olio Hny Horse, (I yonm old, n fjootl I'liiiilly 

horse 

Ono Sorrel Horso (ill good driving hones 

I!. I'. ADAMM. Auctioneer. 

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE 

ON KINO STREET. 

lly Order of the Chief Junllcq f the Hnprcine Coiirl, 

lll bi mill it Public Auction, ntlhe front iloor of tho 

Oovcrmiienl House, In Honolulu, 

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th, 

At IS o'clock noon, 

A I.I. THAT 

Valuable Real Estate, 

On the makal unto of KIiik Street, 

Opposite Mr. Atherton'n Residence), 

Containing about 

Title, Hoyal ratcnt. 

Hale nnlcrrd because, the, owners arc lyiablc partition 

vltnotn ion. , 

.AI1AMH. Auctioneer, 

Honolulu, Hept. 2, 1680. I It 

A FINE SELECTION 

-- OK- 

New Styles 

-- OK- 

HANDSOME FURNITURE 

JUST KEOEIVED 

EX "CONSUELO," 

AND FOU HALE 

AT REDUCED PRICES 

AT THE 

"W , x o i O O XXL S 

OF THE 

California Furniture Company, 

KING STUEET. 

2 1m E. 1. ADAMS, ARCllt. 

BerlisHlre Pigs 

or'rm: rmtKMT iMi-ourr- 

n 

' traln, ntid of nil ngc, KOK SALE, 

i lioxfd und dallvered to itteanicr or 

nrhoonrr, AT MODKUATi: I'HIOKS. 

Pcraoii Hlshliiirto tttrt wllh I ho Heftt Nlock 

or to Improve Hluit tliry nor hnvf. 

can buy In Hlr iiolnkln, 

81)6 2 A. HEItUEltT, Hawratlun Hotel. 

NOTICE. 

UNDKUSIGXED WITiT, 1113 

. plced to receive orders to convey perilous by ex. 

pro to any part In or out of town. Alo Hook Keeping 

ilonc. Order left at Mr. Kckart' Jewelry Store will 

lie promptly attended to. C. K. WOW. 

817 tf 

Westosvtt Uent,niRM JwiuHt 

?"l'H,';y" , VTlll. Cl..:,l.t,. 

u.1 

KnnuMS. 

. v. ?V3 -:-, -- j,t :: 

AUCTION' SAIiBS. 

lirO, S. BARTOW. 

AUCTION &JJLmTH 

or - 

PLUMBER'S TOOLS AND GAS FITTINGS 

ON- - 

Suturdny, Soptombor 11. 1880, 

AT 13 O'CLOCK M. 

IIV OITOKR Or THE V. S. CONSUL, 

Hie CtlMr of I' .1, 0'llrlen, ileresseil. I urn In- 

structed lo tell at Public Auction on tint premises, 

Corner of Hotel and Union Sts., 

Tlie entire Stock of Tool, (iml I'lltlnR 

Con lie sen 

ai anytime, y application in 

II. H. IIAItTOW, Auctioneer. 

ROOM SALE. 

ON - 

ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 

AT 10 A M WIIili Hi: 1101,1) 

An ABBortmont of Dry Goods I 

Clothing find Huts. 

Small Lot of Furniture! 

0IIOI0K AND Fill Ml I OltOOURIIvSi 

Tlim of Meats, Tlim of Crnckcrn, 

liiinl, HnrdlncH, OjHiorn, 

FLORENCE SEWING.MACHINE 

Ami nllnjr Merchandise. 

Hiimll Lot of Family Storm, 

Cases of Cliioiiiniic. 

O.H. IIAItTOW, Ancl'r. 

For Sale. 

o.vr. ;orr.ii; i'iano, a mood 

fflffll toned Instriimaiil. 

0. H. MAKTOW. 

JPor iBrt.lo. 

Valuable Real fEstate. 

0, H. IIAIiTOW. Aiif t'r. 

THE HAWAIIAN HOTEL, 

AX J I K It III'. It T, I'rnprlrinr. 

f ,Vy. Mt f ,," 

.K.i?r,Ti.'ir.y xi. a?i w j?., 

T r Vw"if' - '' rAii ''rAMr7 

i n TrtVkiV 

iiam..ir- - nuj ? 

SCQfira; TMySM 

I " SSrtfii'liiF 

Vl" Q?i- -i tyiUJ3.-dZZM- il MWiWKIIi'WItigW 'I1 

IIOTKI. HTJtKKT, HONOLULU. 

Kntrsncee on Hotel. Itlchnrtla. anil llcrctanln Htreeti. 

FIRST-OLAS- S IN EVERY RESPECT. 

Prlcen the name a Flrit-Oln- Ilotols In Hnn Krnnclpco. 

KM S 

CHALMERS-SPENC-E 

AIR SPACE,' 

AND FOWLKII'8 

YUCCA BOILER COVERING 

Pniontod Jnnunry 10, 1806. 

Han been victorious over all other devices for coverlnc 

boilers with which It hns been brought Into competi- 

tion, both In Hurnpo and America, for tho pai-- t twelve 

yenrs. Kmlnreed by the Sctentljle Aintrican and London 

Knglnrrrina everywhero as belnjr tho best 

the most Itellable, the most Kcononilcal. 

XfSCZl ATR SPACE. 

Tho "Air Hpnco" Is n mechanical device. Tho old 

method of entering boilers, steam and other hot pipes, 

was to smear u coating of plaster m cr the holler and 

pipes, and directly In contact with the hot surfaces. 

Common si nse tenches that any compound thus applied 

wlll'soou liavo the life burnt out of It, and that tho ex- 

pansion and contraction of tho metal ocr which It Is 

smeared, will cause It. to loosen and crack, so that It 

will, nfter n time, fall off. Ilesltlcs this, experience has 

proved that the limn and other competition used lor tins 

purpose, when applied direct to the boiler surfaces, 

corrodes the boilers so as to greatly Injure them. 

The Air Space sertes a two-fol- purpose; first It pro- 

vides a stratum of air entirely around tho boiler, which 

Is tho best known of heat. Second, It 

provides a surface which Is entirely Independent of tho 

pl.ieed, and this surface being formed of wire cloth of 

mesh, furnishes a splendid means of clinching 

or fastening tho compound around the boiler. 

Tho wire space is supported at tho space of an Inch or 

more from tho holler or hot pipe by metal studs placed 

close together, so that tho expansion or contraction of 

tho boiler or pipes around which It is placed will not af- 

fect the outside covering, because the stud allows a 

sultlclent movement without disturbing tho surround-int- r 

wire and cover. 

Experience and practical tests hae demonstrated 

beyond a doubt that tho radiation or teat from a boiler 

surrounded by the "Air hpnco " and its covering. Is less 

than that from a boiler covered with any of tho other 

welllcnown boiler coverings; consequently thvro Is a 

gnatcr saving of fuel. 

In proof of what Is said abont the superiority of tho 

Chalmurs-Spenc- o Air Space, see Scitntljlc American, 

Dec, 1, 1877, and London Engineering, July 13, 1877. 

O. C. FOWLEH, Sole Owner for Pacific Coast. 

H. HACKFELD.4. CO., Agents, 

817 S Honolulu. 

R O S 13 X J3 OIL --DOWNER'S, 

Fulace, and Ooldf u Star, all abate, tho 

Hovcrnment tiro test. For salo by 

811 II0LI.ES Jb Co. 

MESSRS. CASTLE & COOKE 

OFFER FOR SALE 

AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES, 

THEIR STOCK OF NEW GOODS 

KK0EIVE1) VSll LATE AlUUVAI.b, AND TO AKltlVK FEU 

W. H. Whiton, from New York, City of Madrid and City of Nankin, from England 

THESE GOODS AKK ADAPTED VOK 

Plantations, Country Stoves and Families 

And bought from FIHBT HANDS FOR CASH, nnd will lie whl for OABH, with bent discount lot 

amc, or on usual terms to partly approved. Wo offer on linnd nnd to nrrtve, 

Palace Water White Hitch Test Kerosene Oil, 

Vuloan Water White Above Standard Kerosene Oil. 

I,rrd Oil, Cantor Oil. NwtnFoot Oil. Cylinder Oil, Flax 'lcdm; 

Flat l'nokino, 1, &c.x Anbentos btonra FncktnB. Asbcston Holler Covering 

iStubll StoUl. Canr.1 HaVrown, tkee ientller. Heltitm. 3, 4, li 8, 10 and 12 inch i 

J'IU ..r". . ""' ..".T", 

Hush Scythes and Bnnltha, ux mows, wnio wn a'iu'""'." """ ""r"',"",,? """ 

i flAriwi UiKa..Lnnb,n riantors' Hoes. Axil nml Hick Mnttock, Hrcnkmg Plows, 

t? oMritona Mcliue Steel ItoMu Plow XO and XI Steel Hon,e Plows, 

IA 

Eaule No. 30 Plows. Planet jr. Howe Hoe.n few MOLINh QANQ PLOWS, 

mako QU How, IM, 1,11-4,- 1 1.3 and 2 inch 

Ik "standard Weston's Ceutrlfucnl LlninRs, 12 nnd U inch, best quality Portable torKeH, 

laldw In Feed Cutters. Ep Anvils, Spear & Jncksoit's & btubl.e Ashorted Files, 

DiHsUm'a celcbrateil Saws, all sizes i Machlnsts' Mnsons' and locksmiths IlnminerH, 

UnnnliiinMiiniArtl 

required 

n,ul Svrun 'luenuometers. vtw naitH, nu stws , vui djiim-b- , 

luuuui nana, 

liorHCk hoen. noxm anna, riwwwj, iw. 

A FULL LINE OF SHELF IIAEDWARE 

SUCH AS 

i .b Units Screws, llinces, Aucers, Auger Hits, Chisels, SawB, Braces, Holts, Catches Ac, 

and ". bet tuunutacturo j Smooth, Jack and Jotutcr Planer, 

Plows and Match Plaues. A Full Line or 

Paints and Oils of tlio Best English and American Brands I 

STAPLE GOODS, SUCITJS 

Amoskeac Denims. 8 and 0 ox. Tickings, A C A H and D Jllenched Cottons, 4 wide, best make 

Unble.iched Cottons, Cherp, Medium nnd Fine Brown and Blue Drills, Linen Drills, heavy 

Iiutwia Diaper, Pure Linen Sheeting, Fine Mosquito Lace, Blue Flannel, Scarlet Flannel, 

A Superior Assortment ot American White Flannels. 

STAPLE aHOOEFtlES : 

Velio 

--. llafovil 

s""i? 

v.'- -- 

Of 

AM, 

OI..V.W, 

Cheap Tom, 

onuuea, 

r.i"' - .... u.... i.- - :'. 

'rue raTOrilo fancy nnu whsuiuk nunpo, uniuuiuin sua uituu utauuaf 

Hants, Corn Meal, Avena, Graham Flour, Ac., &c, Ac 

On CJoiiisiijgfMmetit : 

The Geo..?. Blake Mfg. Co's Steum Feed Irrifatiiij Vacuum Pumpt 

WcMoWa Patent Centrifugal, 

JVbodtcard tfc flrouii's Celebrated Pianos, 

JNew Haveii Organ Co. Parlor Organs 

Washburn t Noen Nfg. Co. Barbed Wire, the Best Barbed Wire manufacture 

, Portlatia fiepuninSt'M'' Bags, 0a(s and Bran, California Hay, 

Columbia Jiiver Salmorifbbls, and hf. bbls., Salmon Bellies in Kits Very Fine, 

HMM'TMNO. 

Jb'URSAN KIUNOISCJO. 

Till! Al I'.ltlTIHII IIAttIC 

Lady Lampson, 

MAIlflTON, Master, 

ntitl 

Will havn quick illnpatoh for itbovo port nf 

I'or Freight or pnsMite, apply lo 

JUT I IIIIBWKII A. CO,, Agents. " 

I'OR SAN KltAiNOISCO. 

The favorite American liar " 

$&I.J. MURRAY, 

nn 

Will lm vo Quick DUprttoii for thonliovo Port 

For fr'lxht or passage: apply lo 

JII7 

OAHTI.i: A, COOKE, A(enl, 

New York rtntl Honolulu Pnckct Line. 

JZ 

" A I VKHHMIj 'IMi III'! Jf,k vnl 

! ptitou for this port illrer t, in salt from J.S 

New Vork about lll'.Ul'.MIIIill 1st. Parlies desiring to 

rnre siiscn for their inerehnndlsn by litis popular line 

will do ws to send tlulr orders earl 

W II UIIOHH.MAN ,fe into., of 

Agents New Vnrk. 

(!HTI,i:,v. COUKI'., 

HI7 I nm Agents, Honolulu, 

"tOi SAN KltAiNOISCO. 

The Al American llrlgnntlnn 

r '.i, nm 

K'CONSUELO' 

. . T 

xiBxzkSj? VON SCHMIDT, JLisler, 

Will Imvo quick tllsprttch for nbovo port. 

For freight or passage, apply lo 

ono 

Hlfi II. IIAOKI'I'.MI A. fO. 

C. BRF.WCR & C .'S &c 

BOSTON LINEJDF PACKETS In 

kK TI1K A I llAItlf 

Will leave Boston for Honolulu Dircot on & 

or nbout the 18th of November next, bo 

For further particulars appl)lo 

am .1m C. lilt F.WEIi A. CO., Agents. 

From Honolulu to Hilo Diroot. 

Tho A I Clipper Schooner, 

" 

Onodman, Master, 

Wilt sail from Honolulu to llllo direct, and will rait at 

Intermediate Forts on the return trip. 

For Freight or Passage, apply to tint Captain on board, 

I or A. FItANK COOKE. Agent. 

Regular Packet forjilo & Kaupakuea. 

The :ilior Ncliooiirr 

iH ALEAK ALA! 

For Freight or Passage, npply to 

B"1 Jill AM. I :.V .ft ItOIIINHON, Agents. 

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY 

For San Francisco. be 

Till: NI'I.KMtin NTKAHNMIl' of 

eMt 

CITY OP SYDNEY ! 

iir.Aititoio. con ,m a. nr.it. 

WILL LEAVE HONOLULU FOR SAN FRANCISCO 

On or about Monday, Sept. 27. 

FOR SYDNEY VIA AUCKLAND ! 

TIIK NPI.F.NItin NTRAMftllll' 

ZEALANDIA 

VII EVA I.li:it. CO.tl .11 A N IIF.II, 

On or about Monday, Oot. 4th. 

For Freight and Passage, apply lo 

S3) In. II. HAQiCPKI.D&fO., A'geilts. 

Joil lor .SIilHiieiit prr Ntcmnor can n 

he Ntorcrt, I'rvu ol :iinr(. Ittn firi-pro- ol 

Wnrrtioni.!' noiir tlio Mialllrr Ulinrf. 

TllVCIiJ T-AJBH-IE- 

k 

mUllLlKELM 

Ill.Ml, : I MAN IKK 

Tuesday. August 21th, S p m Circuit rf Hawaii 

Tuesday, August Hist, ftp in ........Hllo 

Tncsdsy, September ?tl. 5 p in Circuit or Hawaii 

Tuesday, September 14th, op m ..............Hllo 

Tuesday, He) temberSlsl, B p m Circuit of Hawaii 

Tuesday. beptcmbcrSSth, B p m Hllo 

or Xn sjroilll lor INiHsjntrii Monpy. -- r 

Wo posltlvelr decline to open accounts for Passages, 

nnd wo particularly call the attention of the trawling 

public to the necessity of havlii" llucRapo and hrclght 

plainly marked; the bteamcr will nut be responsible 

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

unless UrcflplPil I'"'- - 

Frolght Money Due on Somand. 

In all cases nf freight for parties not responsible, or 

unknown, the freight money will he required In advance 

lUeUAUKS orl.HlHOItS anil WIMI-- S Mlf. 

UK PLAINLY MAKICKD 

For tho party whom they are for, or plainly stated In the 

receipt to whom they art consigned. 

All demands for damage or loss must bo made within 

one month. 

In noway liable for loss or accident to me stock. 

EST" Hack Drivers. IJoys, and auch like, will not be 

allowed on board the btvameron arrival, until after the 

pacnger, have been landed. 

&pQ 

A. FRANK COOKE 

AGENT KOlt THE FOLLOWING COASTEKS: 

Wnilolo, y MaJolo, 

Waloll. 

Lillu, 

Walohn. 

Walmaln, 

Gen. SleRel 

Kolnno, 

and Hana. 

FLAG Rod with While Ball. Office-Cor- ner of Queen 

BIT and Nuuanu Streets. 1 

PLANTERS' LINE H)R SIN FRANCISCO 

O. Browor fc Co.-Ago- nts. 

it. .,-- n.ll. r.l,l sinraKB Fret 4UE 

vit llheralcaali advances made on shipments by thlslliio. 

780-l- y U. line" r.rt 

BOSTON AND HONOLULU PACKET LINE ! 

ffK O, Brewer Co. --Agents, j&t 

feraa yavorabta arrangements can alvrai s baJiiS 

made tor jtorajre and shipment of Oil, Dere, Wonl.llldss 

sod other Merchandise lo Nowll.dforJ. IU.ston. New York 

ml itherKislsin Ports. Csb Adaiie made. 

7IO.lv O )lttr.n r.K LO. 

THOMAS TANNATT. 

No. 83 Fort Struct, opposite K. O. Hall A Hon. 

Watch Clock, Jewelry ead Muaio Boxm 

rorSale. 

Or carcfallv repaired in a workmanlike maimer. Orders 

from the other Islands pruinptly attended to. 7r8 ly 

MfvPriS:.r?ui.IN' 

reaUoaaMe MUUaar end DrM Maker. 

1 New Ooods and Styles received nery month. ly 

J. NOTT Si COn 

Importers and Dealom la Stoves Ranges, 

Metals, llmise Furnlihlnr Goods, Crockery. Olais and 

China Ware, Practical Mechanics, Honolulu, It. I. 

i iy 

XOWARD PRESTON. 

Attorney and CeaBMllsr at Law, 

jr 66 Fort btreet. Honr.lnlu. J 

THOS. O. THRUM, 

Importlns ead ManntkoturtnK Statloaar. 

New Ageat. Reek Biaaer, Om 

Merchant Street, and Healer In 

Fine Stationery, Uooks, Music. Toys ami Fancy Ooofls, 

1 tort Street, near Hotel. Honolulu. ly 

JUST RECEIVED 

AN 1NV01CK or 

HEIDBICK CHAMPAGNE, 

"DRY MONOPOLC." 

And Fo. Sale by 

1ACKHKLU A CO. 

WEO. IRWIN & CO. 

IIAVK jyST.lUCKtVBD AN 

Iuvoict of Lubricating Oil 

CONBISTINO OV 

Uard Oil, araafVIn All. 

." ."" " , 'T ri 

CylliMMr oil, 

la Assorted Packagci, wblt they Ofcr (or Salt. 

rl4 It 

SATURDAY PRESS. 

MiPT MM Kit , 1H80 

NOTKS Or Tim WI31JK. 

Ijant Momlrty wnn tint .Tewlnh New Ycnr, 

wnn nliservnl by novornl rif our clll7.cn 

Hint purniinnloti. by clonltii; lliolr plnccn of 

litinliionn. . 

IlACl'.d. Wo benr llioro will bo n trotting 

rncc nt ibo I'nik (lilrt nflornoon. between two 

well. known Imported borHcn, "Oliver" nnd 

C'oititiiotloro," 

Thf. now building In KIiij; rttrcct intended 

n rcitldonco fur our Ilnwnllnn Hovorolfiti In 

rnpldly niotiiriilng tho clmrnctcr of rt I'nlncr, 

mill, If wo nro correctly informed, of mi 

nrntmnl, 

ii' 

ljnX- - flovonil cotniniitiicnttnnn and oilier 

unlilc tnnller jirrpnrerl for thin Inntie, nrn 

ttunvoldnblo dufnrrcd, CorrenpondciitH will 

plenno obnervo the rule, to writo on ono nltlo 

the pnper only, 

Amuhkmknt. A cntnpmiy of "Thnmnn-Itirglnl- 

n" 

n good wont ntliorwlno nleif;bt.of" 

hiitid perforiiicrri, recently from the Colonic, 

ndvcrtlned to exhibit, nt the Tliuatro nuxt 

'J'bnrndiiy cvontlij;. 'J'lii'y nro mild lo bo nklll-f- nl 

purfonnfirH. 

A Suuoi'.Hrjo.N. Would it not bo n nonnd 

tnovu for the Uitntouin milhoritlcn tohiivonome 

Rtnlloncd nt Coco Ilend, wbono bnninenn it 

nlntll botoboiud lncohliii(; vcnncln Htomnern, 

nnd nvcotiipmiy tliuin to tliinport? Thin 

only it Allocution, 

Hovk Out. Tlie Htcnnior " 0. It. liinbop," 

which wnn icuontly on the reef nt Molnknl, 

wnn yentcrdny bovo out nt tbeynrdof Tibbetln 

Horcnnon, when tho dmnngu wnn found to 

tnttch lens Ihnn I mil been miticipnlcd. Hho 

will bo roady for ncrvice nniii in n fow dnys, 

Ktiinoi.ooy. Wlioro did tho wrifnr in tho 

Pin Ainu Icnrn to dcnlgnnto Hnwiiiinnn h 

rcrftk-lnt.- Wo were under tho improHHion 

thai tho term red akin wnn renorved for tho 

American Indimi, mid Unit tho Ilttwailmin 

belntig to Ibo I'olyncnimi or iroinn brnncli of 

our common Immunity, 

A uitUHir fuctnry in Houiothiug now in Ho- 

nolulu. We found ono the other tiny on King a 

ntrrct, opponito tho 1'olico Htntinu, where n 

now nrrivnl from San Francisco wnn busy 

plying bin trndo nnd tiimitiriictiiringbrunbeH of 

nil nizcn mid dcncriptiotiH, JloimcwivcH will 

find there eomo ti n i rj u u but evidently usoftil 

iuiiiituro brtinhcH. 

Nuihanchs. Tlicso nro rightly Ktipponcd to 

under tho purviow of tho Hoard of Health, 

Now that tho Hon. W. M. Oibnon ia n mombcr 

that body, it in to bo expected that ho will 

remember t lint cleanliness., like charity, nhnitld 

begin nt home, mid no nttond to tho ug 

ancient uuiRmiccn in the back yard of 

tho P. 0, A. cntnblinhincrit. 

Tin: baud will piny in Emma Squaro thin 

nflurtioou nt hnlf-pant 1 o'clock. Tho follow- 

ing in tho progrmmno : 

Mnrch, "Tlio Hovno" Fannt 

Overture, " Hertin I.ifo" (nowl Conradi 

Wnltz, " Sounds from tboLein.it" Lnbitzky 

Selection, "Tlio Paritnnu" (new) Hellini 

Conict rolkn, " The Two 1'ontillonn" WicRnml 

Quadrillt', " In Mnaque" FatiBt 

Tho next moonlight cimccrtfl will tnko place 

on Tuesday, September 11th, nnd on Thurn-du- y. 

September ICth, nt tho unital titno. 

Wk no not know wIiodo particular duty it 

in to nco that tho sidewalks are kept clear, 

but it nhould be somebody's. On Nuuanu 

street, particularly, tho Cbincno shop-kccpcr- H 

who principally occupy that thnrotmhfnro nre 

in tho cotietnnt practico of lumbering up tho 

nitlcwulk v.tii bales mid box's of iroods, to 

the no Hiimll incarivcnienco of 

Y. M. 0. A. Wo nro requested to state that 

tho regular monthly meeting of tho Honolulu 

Young Men's Ghristimi Association will take 

placo nt the Lyceum on Thursday evening 

noxt nt 7:30 o'clock. Tho meeting will open 

with tho rending of an Essay by tho Rov. S. E. 

Bishop, on "Tho Climate of Hawaii its 

cunsen nnd its social results." Ladies, and 

tho public gunornlly nro invited to attend. 

Mr. Atkinson tho Principal of tho Fort 

Street School returned from San Francisco by 

tho " City of Now York." Ho baH secured 

tho sorviccs of Mr. Cone, a gradnato in honors 

of one of tho Eastern Univornities. Mr. At- 

kinson niado good uso of his vacation in visit- 

ing tlio vaiious great educational establish- 

ments of San Francisco nnd has made many 

valuable notes, which may bo useful to our 

Hoard ot Education. 

Absconded. It is understood that Mr. E. 

Wcllor, watchmaker, recently with Mr. Eckart, 

jeweller on Kuuhumanu street, left on Tues- 

day last on a vessel bound for Washington 

Torritory, without going through tho formality 

of bidding good-b- y to friends or even getting 

a passport through tho Custom House. Pecu- 

niary difficulties aro said to have caused the 

unceremonious movement bin liabilities aro 

stated at from $3000 to Si 000. 

On Monday ovoning last a meeting of the 

mombers of tho Honolulu Firo Department 

was bold at tho rooms of Engine Company 

No. 2, tho occasion boing a "welcome homo" 

to Chief Engiucer Geo. Lucas, who baa beon 

on a visit to San Francisco, Tliorowas a nice 

spread of refreshments ; there was the usual 

speech-making ; tho band was in attendanco 

nnd gavo appropriuto music, and altogether 

the firemen bad u good time. 

At tug regular business meeting of the 

Honolulu Library and Heading-roo- m Associa- 

tion, held at thoir rooms on tho evening of 

September 4th, the following officers were 

elected for tho eusuing year: President, Hon. 

A. S. Hartwoll j nt, Rov. Dr. 0. 

M. Hydo; Treasurer, A. L. Smith; Secretary, 

II. A. Parmelce; Directors: A. J. Cartwright, 

Titos. G. Thrnm, Walter Hill, William John- 

son, R. F. Bickerton, 0. T. lingers, M.D., H. 

11. Hoi lister, John Ashworth, and 8. B. Dole. 

Etymolooy. The writer in tho " Express" 

who parades hi "humble" loyalty and shake 

(he word disloyal at other, doe not seem to 

bo aware that the word "loyal" i only an 

other form of tho word legal and disloyal of 

illegal, A Sovereign may bo " disloyal'1 to 

ttt4 Constitution he ha worn to uphold, jtut 

a subject may be disloyal to tho Sovereign 

to whom be has sworn allegiance, or a mem 

ber of a brotherhood to hi lodge or order. 

Loyulty has no need of humility quito the 

reverse. 

A Special Constablk Mr, Win. II. Tell 

has been commissioned a a polieeruan am) as- 

signed the special duty of looking after the 

licensed wagon and drays of the city. This 

is a very proper move on tho part of the 

Deputy MrBal, for there hive be well-found- ed 

complaint about the looao way in 

which wagon drivers ami drayman carry oa 

S their buiMM, with bet little regard to exist 

ing laws and regelatioes, each a going 

about at eiget without the wjuieite Uvps; 

-- - "liCT 

overloading! driving nt too fnnt t pace through 

ihflntreeUjobntriictlngthoroughfnrcnjnnd lant 

not least, cruelty to nnimnln. Vigllanco on 

tho pnrt of tho ntw pollco tnmi cyglil to ro-- n 

til t in n anlnlnry rofortn in theno ropeutn. 

A mnlcli nt Cricket In nrrnnged for thin Sntur-dn- y 

nt 2 o'clock i. M. botweoii mi cloven of 

the " Honobitu Cricket Ollib" mid tho eleven 

or II, M. H. Ptlicnn, Wlckutn will be pitched 

on the clearing tolhowrnl of Mr, Wwlchouno'n 

Into residence, nnd wo Imvo no doubt thnl Ibo 

npectnlorn will nee good nport. The following 

nro tho iinmcri of tho ropectivo eleven . 

Vn.U!AHonirtrt Mesarn. Tunier, Dillon, 

Ilnrki'r nnil Illll .Von Com, Offireri, ttitntrit nnd 

mm Inn I . Ouigrntn, Willie, I'uihllck, C. 

Jonon, O. Jnticn, 1'rnlt nml timllli. 

Iloioi.m.uCiiK.'nrrCi.tin. Mcnnrn.lt. W.Jmilon, 

0. W, Holilswortli, O, II. lnr.-- , Jr., 0. K. I'nrry, 

liny WmlelimiHc, O, I), Frcclli, Harry Mny, J, 

Dowrwlt, 0. J). Mlllor mnl It. H. bcrliiiKootir. 

l'ot.iur. CotntT. Whether thcro wnn nomo-tbl- ng 

unitniinl in the nlr or It irmy have been 

tho effect of tho Wrdnttditi lltprm but for 

noma rennott thcro wnn nil utitiftuat nmount of 

ilrunkenncnn nbout (own on Wednesday oven-in- g, 

mid there wnn no lean than night canon of 

thnt nort before tho Muglntrnlo on Thurndny 

tnorulng. Among tho rent, n native who had 

nmilo a brewing of beer 

" Wllllo lirnwitl n ock o'rnntit, . 

Ilali nnd Allan ramo to prln, 

Tlirco hlltlicr lniln Hint IcpIiiiik night, 

Y wail tin find In (Jlirlnlcmllo," 

Hut their blllhotienn ended in the ntntion-houn- i!, 

for " Wllllo " having with tin- - nagaul-t- y 

peculiar to drunken nipti informed tho 

pollco that "Hub nnd Allan " were Intoxlca-te- d, 

wnn bimaolf incarcerated for tho name 

nolf'cvldontoffenno. 

Dxatii'h Doinos, Tho nngel of death hnn 

been bony in our midst during tho pmt week, 

and "tho mourucrn go nbout the streets." 

First on tho lint wnn Ibo respected mother of 

tho Queen I)ov.ngcr, Mrn, Naca, of whom a 

moro extended nottco in given elsewhoro in 

paper. On Monday the death wnn 

ntinounccd of Mr. Alain, n well-know- n Chi-ne- no 

resident, n member of tho Fire Depart- 

ment, which body attended tho ftincrnl. On 

Tuesday occurred thnt of Mrs. II. L, Sheldon, 

Hawaiian lady who was widoly known nnd 

highly renpected ; her funeral wan vory 

largely attended on Wednesday, Mr. Chan. 

Long, n resident of thin city and a successful 

business tnnn during tho pant fifteen yoars, 

also died on Tuesday, after an illness of some 

six wcekn. And Inst on tho list was Mr. Win. 

Barnes, for nearly fifty years a resident of 

these Inlands, who died ht his residence in 

N'uunnu Valley on tho morning of Wednesday 

last, in tho 00th year of his ngo. 

Fiiib MAitHifAi.. Mr. J. W. McOuiro, wlm 

was recently appointed to this newly-crcnt- cd 

office in this city, is doing good work, espe- 

cially in tho locality whero caro and vigilanco 

nro most needed tho crowded Chincso quar- 

ters on Hotel nnd Mnttnakea streets. Tho 

buildings there aro closely built together, 

often in one largo block, of tho most inflam-mab- lo 

materials, nnd densely occupied by 

lodgers, whoso food is cooked on the premises 

nnd who nro moro or less smokers of tobacco 

or something worse. Tho Chineso proprietors 

and landlords generally aro quite ready to 

promiso obedienco to tho regulation)) precau- 

tionary against fire, but they do not always 

fulfill their promises, mid so tho Fire Marshal 

is compelled to mako frequent visits and to 

keep up a constant surveillance. Let a firo get 

onco started in somo of tho "match-boxe- s" 

inhabited by tho Cliinosc on a windy night, 

and tho result would bo a clean sweep in spite 

of any efforts of our Firo Department. 

Communicated. 

A ff.w years since there was an unusual 

attention to the subject of religion in some of 

tho churches in Honolulu. A number of the 

young pcoplo and BOino who wcro older wero 

hopefully converted. Among the latter clans 

" was a gentleman of refined manners, hand- 

some figure, nnd remarkable intellectual 

aspect." Ho made no hesitation in express- 

ing his strong convictions, and publicly cop- - 

lessed in a Inrgo meeting of tho church and 

congregation somo of the most heinottt sinx 

of which he said he had been guilty, and de- 

clared his intention to lead a better life. There 

was considerable comment on this remarkable 

case. Snmo confidently rejoiced in this in- 

stance of the power of Divine grace to the 

chi'f of xinnerg, who, though ho had in former 

yoars bcou tho enemy of all good, would uow 

be its truo exponent nnd friend ; another Paul 1 

or John Newton 1 Othors were doubtful, and 

said will ho ever make restitution ? Somo 

others decided to wait und see, before forming 

their opinion. Ala 1 he who runs may read 

it. 

Onsr.nvKB. 

From Samoa. 

By the last arrival from the Colonies we 

glean several items of interest from the Samo-a- n 

Islands. King Maliotoa.had received tho 

Troaty recently negotiated with the British 

Government, enclosed in a handsome silver 

box, the document bearing the suthograph of 

Queen Victoria. 

The Parliament of Samoa had pased an 

Act, which bad boon signed by tho King, 

prohibiting the landing of Chinese on any of 

tho Islands of tho group, under heavy penalties. 

Some two years since, a Treaty of Reciprocity 

wus concluded between Samoa and tho United 

State, wboroby the latter ttcipiired the har- 

bor of Pago Pago, on tho Island of Tutuila, as 

a coaling station, in return for which, Samoau 

products wero to be admitted duty free into 

tlio United States, An influx of Chinamen 

had commenced to grow rico for exportation 

to California. The Samoaus, as well a the 

Tougans and Tahltians, aro, as is well known, 

people of bettor intelligonco than tho average 

of Polynesians, and rank next to tho New Zea-laud- er 

in independence of spirit. Perceiv- 

ing the near prospect of a Mongolian invuiion 

under auch favorable conditions, that would 

soon supplant thorn on their own soil, they 

have taken this docisivo action for the main-tainan- co 

of their natural existence. 

Qsmb'i HosrpUal Krt. 

Hosoiolp, Aoo. 31, 1880. 

To the TnaUu of M Qwtu't Hotfllnl f 

GsmruaucN, I bars the honor to submit th 

following report (or the quarter ending August 81, 

18801 

The total number of patients at present in the 

Uospital Is GU, vis I C3 HnwaiUns31 males and 81 

femalesi 17 foreijrners-llpayi- nB. 

The number of adaihwioun during this period 

were 10tf, viz t SI Hswaiiaas-- 37 males en4 'H fe- 

males t and 43 foreigners. 

Discharged 91, its; on Hawaiian w mates ana 

M female t 36 foraumam. 

Deaths 13. viz: 4 Hawaiian, Soutti Bee Is- 

landers, C foreigae'i. general debility, S pul- 

monary consumption. 1 dropsy, 1 fevw, 1 accident, 

1 nephritis, 1 cancer in the stoaeaek. 

The highest number of indoor patient was 79 ; 

tWlowesteU Deis aves 71. Member of pre-- 

TaeBuabw'of paUenU In the Hospital was as 

follow i June, liotwr. i Augaet, . 

Ceils at tee rKsBiejsrr, 115. Xew neittee entered 

ia tee topeessry eaok, W. 

wsiaw. 

stolen? McXxaaBf, 

"--"' IpPeiH 

F--.- v 

.gg.JgXTBBBaM 

Hi On 

Mn. Kntrons In lite Adetrthtr nf Sep- 

tember lib tlio following occitrni "Wo wish 

ho (Mr, II. A. I'olrce) would tell us nboilt 

the vlnlt of Commodore Jones in the P'acock 

In 1820, ami many other mattcm of interest in 

Hawaiian history," 

Thom-t- Ap Cntcnby Jones, a cnptnln of Ibo 

U. H, Navy, commanding tho PtiioKk, nrrivnl 

nt Honolulu In October, 1620, nnd remained 

hero until January, 1827, Thin In evidently 

the " Commander Joticn" rcfcrrcil to. As 

nellhrr math nor etturctil tiny rtclnmnllnh 

iclifikrer. If tho AdtMlfr really wishes tho 

truo account of Cipt.-tlt- i Jones's vlnlt, it can 

obtain It from " Jnrven'n History," pngen 200 

lo 271 ( nlno from " Missions of the American 

Hoard" (Dr. Anderson), pagen 71 lo 71, 

For tho benefit of ntiy who may wish to vo 

that nn officer nf the U 8. Navy did, in 

1820, makcoronforco reclamations ngaltmt the 

Hawaiian King or Government, I give the fol- 

lowing nucclnct ncotint, Lieutenant Pcrcivnl, 

commonly known nn "Mnd Jnck Percivnl," 

had vinltcd Honolulu In tho Dolphin in the 

early pnrt of 1820. I'crclvnl became much 

enraged nt nu edict prohibiting Hawaiian 

femnlcn from going on Iward of ships for im- 

moral purposes. This law bad been announced 

tlirco months boioro bin arrival, and had been 

the occasion of nets of violence in October, 

1820, by Captain Hitokio, of tho Hngllnh ship 

JhtnM, nnd bin crew ngalnnt Hot, Mr. Itlch-urd- s, 

then n missionary at Lahninn, 

On Fcbriinry20, 182(1, at Honolulu, several of 

tho sailors o( tho Dolphin in nil o nn assault on 

tho house of Knlnuimoku, tho Premier, whero 

ho wnn lying nick, the Itev. Mr. Bingham being 

(hero in attendance on him. They dcrmtnded bo 

the reperd of tho obnoxious law, nnd in the 

affray Mr, Binghnni was rescued from tho 

knives nnd clubs of these rioters by tho 

natives, who would have killed tho seamen 

but for tho ndvico of tho missionaries, Per- 

civnl the next day renewed bis demands that 

tho prohibition be removed, nnd succeeded at 

last, for owing to Knlnnimoku's illness the 

other chiefs yielded through fenr. Thero wero 

two parties then nt these Islands, sayn Jarves 

" Ono composed oi tho powerful chiefs, who 

wcro under tho religious inflticnco of tho 

of 

Mission; their polity boro tho imprenn of their 

now ideas ; and tlio whole force of Govern- 

ment was employed to crush tio licentioiis 

spirit of the nation and compel them to receive 

I 

instruction. Tho power and patronago I 

of tho chiefs carried with them the gonornl 

aentiment of tho nation; and their decrees 

were observed with it rigldticns which annoyed 

those whoso interests and pleasures lay in un- 

restricted freedom. Hence arose an 

enmity, which gradually settled into a syste 

matic hostility to every net of Government; 

nil wnn ascribed to tho Mission, and the party 

thus formed vigorously assaulted tho motives 

of its supporters, etc." 

Jarves further says, "Such was the state of 

affairs nt tho visit of Captain Jones. In tho 

management of their foreign relation.!, tho 

chiefs depended grently upon the Hilvice of tho 

highest foreign officers who touched nt their 

inlands. Tho conduct of Percival was a tri- 

umph to the liberal party, as they considered 

themselves; that of Jones strengthened the 

confidence of tbo Government in tho honor of 

his nation, and served fully to expose tho ma- 

licious designs of their defumers." 

Tho excitement was so great when Cnptnin 

Jones arrived that the missionaries prepared 

n circular, staling toe course tuey nau pur- 

sued, denying tbo charges mirde against them 

and challenginc; an investigation. A number 

of foreigners, led by Mr. Charlton, the British 

Consul, accepted the challenge. At the inves- 

tigation held at Boki'n house, Captain Jones 

and officers were present. Mr. Charltnu re- 

fused to reduce his accusations to writing or 

to proceed to prove thcui ; and Captain Jones 

decided that the burden of proof rested upon 

those who had accepted the challenge, and the 

meeting broke up. Captain Jones spent some 

timo in investigating tho condition of things 

here and did much good by bis counsel and 

advice. In 1835 be wroto that, "The result 

of the trial was tho most perfect, full, com- 

plete, and triumphant victory for the mis- 

sionaries that could havo been asked by their 

most devoted friends." 

The abovo is the record of history aa to the 

visit of " Commodore Jones." One of the 

midshipmen of tho Peacock is the present 

Rear-Admi- ra! Craven, whom I had tho pleas- 

ure' of seeing frequently in New York State 

this Spring, and front whom I learned many 

interesting incidents of the visit of tbo Pea- 

cock. 

I repeat, Captain, Jonr enforced no reclama-matio- nt 

agaimt thi country. He left with the 

good will of the chiefs and people, which be 

deserved, and it ia quite time that theso ted 

and darkly-hinte- d insinuations that 

tho United States collected a large sum of 

money in sandalwood in tho way of damages 

agaiust this country, ceased for thty are not 

true. Yours, A, F. Judd. 

Honolulu, September 6, 1830. 

Son Authorities on CoBatitntioBal 

UoTsrnment 

' 

The Constitution compebends the whole body 

of laws by which tbe people are governed, 

and to which it is presumptively held that 

every individual has assented. Somert. 

This assemblage of laws ia distingnished 

from the term Governmetit in this respect-t- hat 

tho Constitution is tho rnle by which the 

Sovereign nwjlu to govern at all limes ; and the 

government is that by which he does govern 

ut any particular time. Bolintbrok. 

Tlie King is not seated on a solitary emi- 

nence cf power: on the contrary, he aeee his 

equal in the branches nf tbe leg- 

islature, and ho recognizes bis superior, in the 

land. Shrrldan. 

Translated from ' Wednesday Ei"?s.") 

"This paper is a beacon-light ; a defense; 

a fortress, and a' mouthpiece for Hawaii t A 

voice, patiently but firmly raised for the 

Government and uttlon of His Majesty, Kals-ka- ua 

1 It will be fearless and persistent for 

the progress and the health of the people t It 

will show its humble loyalty by truly sup- 

porting the King and throne ! It will work 

for the advancement of knowledge, industry, 

the beat interests of tbe Hawaiian Ooveruaseut 

and its perpetuity !" 

"TUK fiHBPHKBD OF IiANAI. Gibeon U 

the editor of tbe Wtdnetday Exprttt. He is 

a. man who has been greatly villified by a 

certain clique among the foreigners, but be is 

beloved and reapected by tbe Hawaiian from 

one end of the group to tbe other. lie has 

woiked hard, and be is now carrying out tbe 

deelre ot hie heart not simply for the material 

good uf tbe country --but, above alt else, for 

tbe preservation ef tb race i And be will net 

fail of being himself rswarded, seeing tbat it 

ie the earnest desk and tied dsternktatien 

of th King and bis .Cabinet to lift up native 

Hawaii out of th depths into which eke baa 

been crowded for tbeseuuny Tears Beat. Hur- 

rah ! Tb victory i at hand J" 

Cwnmonlesteil.J 

Mn, 8, LfAnVrtrt of Oiiome.ij Hllo, hlloih 

New York, Btibtiilllcd some samples of soil 

from Onornea lo Prof. Ilnrblshaw of New 

York, for nnslysin. The result w Intoly sent 

lo Prof. Hilgnrd.or tbo University of California, 

nnd bin ndvico nuked on to tho treatment of 

such noil for sugar cane, Wo aro permitted lo 

publish the reply of Prof, Hllgntd, ss well ss 

n note in reply to n question as lo whether be 

might not visit tho Islands professionally. 

Prof. Hllgard wn formefly connected wllh tho 

Unlvnrnlty of Loiililani, and o do not doubt 

that n visit from him nnd a report on tbo noils 

of our Islands otild be not only of grest ad- 

vantage to Individual planters, but also of na- 

tional benefit, In pronouncing on the nature of 

our noils, and perhaps In pointing out dormant 

rcsourccn in (lie way of fertilizers, If this 

suggestion meets tho views of plantetn who 

denlro lo unite In arranging for a vtnlt from 

Prof, Hllgnrd, Mr. H. h, Austin or Messrs, C. 

Hrewerfe Co. may bo addressed on tbo subjoit. 

IlinxaLcr, Csi.irotiKM, Auk. 18, ItX). 

Ho. H, A l(UnTnn Urun Him I inehnn a re 

pott on tho three soils of wlilrh jon nnt '.lie anal-ji- r, 

rwrmrAtHy no tlinlyrm may rnk! such farllir 

tiKr of It n jou may llifnk pror. If Hie conclu- 

sions lo which they lead nhonld bi found of Rni-r- nl 

application, 0i9y Aro of ctmaldcmhln practical 

lniortnrici, I nlirmld be !! to learn tho renulU 

of ntiy experiment tliat nwy,l rnndn In accord- 

ance with my Miiwestlons. Tho composition of 

tlienx noils is no anomalous, that IrmlrstibordlnA 

Hon to the Kunnrnl principles found to be. true as 

rejfnrds ordinary aoila, would be of somo scientific 

Interest. 

As regards tho making of noli analyse mre, 

wlilln I have not tlrnn to carry tbern onl personally, 

I can have llicm done under my Imrntdinto caper-visio- n, 

nnd triiarsntcn n to correctness, by young 

men In my Uborntory. Tho charges would vary, 

according to the dejzrco of dttail required In the 

examination, from 1C lo fV or thereabouts tbs 

idea. bcincrttiAt nfter some Moerlenee with a cer 

tain class of soils full analyse would not always 

needed. 

An to visiting yonr Inlands with a view to agri- 

cultural rx Animation, it would of course lm prac- 

ticable only during my vacation, from Msy to 

Auguxt, the greater partnf which lias during the 

last yearn bf en given to Mine "expertlng." lam 

not unwilling lo substitute a rnjngo to your balmy 

clime to thoHC to Oregon and Arizona. Should the 

matter take any definite shape an regards the com-in- g 

year, it would bo desirable to arrange It torn 

time beforehand, ns I msy within a fow months be 

placed under engagements to devote m next vaca- 

tion to Oregon. Very Sincerely Youn, 

Euo. W, Hiloard. 

BKHirLET, August 18. 1830. 

Hon. H. A. P. CjtBTETi Dcia Hint Your favor of . 

Jnly Hist was received a few days ngo. 1 have, a 

reqnentod by you, examined carefully tlio snalyae 

Ilnwnllnn soils inclosed. They differ widely 

from nny cultivated soil heretofore analyzed, the 

nearest approach In composition Ixing to the cele- 

brated black noli of Central Hunala the Tshorno-Ser- a 

bat yet qoite materially distinct In some 

ewientinl points. From the few data before me. 

am nt n loss to conjecture bow such a noil could 

LA (rtrmttA rtl alalia masnmri ibmwa hh.Iam 4a4VMsM 

tjrj uai i uMWfjisu ia srraiupni rviin uiiuui LllkUIII 

stances of climate nnd locality not realized else- 

where. 1 have no reason to dembt tho accuracy of 

Mr. HsrblahAw's work, especially as all three anal- 

yses agree so closely nn regards the general charac- 

ter of the soil. Hut I have written to him to ascer- 

tain the method of analysis pursued, in order to 

gtln n more accurate idea of its physical character 

than the chemical figure can alone famish. If, 

an I rnunt presume, these figures rcprcM-n- t the true 

soil, nnd not largely merely the inert rock powder 

that may lie preeent, the soil's want and virtues 

mny be simply slated thus: 

li is n. son vi uiiuauni leruiiij anuaurauiiuy pi 

regards tho two most important, and in replace- 

ment, most expensive ingredients, viz, phosphate 

and nitrogen. Ouano of any ot the ordinary kinds 

would be thrown nway upon it ; no would bone-- 

dust, snperphofipnntcM,ic. 

Tho one highly important ingredient in which it 

is so notably deficient as to be wholly without ex- 

ample in cultivateable holla elsewhere, is potaih. 

Tho oiual percentage of this subatnnce in soils of 

fair productiveness, is from ten to twenty times as 

great. It happen that the culture of sugar cane 

as unually conducted without return of the bagasse 

to the field is peculiarly exhaustive of potash. I 

nhould therefore expect that after bearing A few, 

perhaps vcryfull crops, the land would suddenly, 

and very decidedly, refuse to produce remunera- 

tive crope. Tlio fallow would under the circum- 

stances produce but a very short-live- d improve- 

ment. 

The fact that the potash-perccntag- e of the vir- 

gin soilt is so little above that of the cultivated, 

does not in nny manner invalidate this conclusion. 

Tlie loss sustained by a few years' cropping can- 

not, as a rule, be detected by the moat delicate 

analysis. 

The use of potash manures in. then, indicated 

an the prime need in maintaining or resuscitating 

the fertility of these soils. The ordinary commer- 

cial source of potash for agricultural purposes, is 

toe "kainite or natural suipnate oi potatn, now 

shipped in enormous quantities Irom Uerroanr, to 

all nans oi the world, 'xne home supply of potash 

ie to be found in the ashes of woods or weeds, and 

notably in the bagasse. The return of the latter 

to the soil would in a trreat decree Drevent the ex- - 

liaustion of potash ; but the aali ot bagassee, a it 

comes from the fnrnaces, is usually too nearly of a 

classy nature to be of much avail, the heat of c 

bustion having melted it. 

Possiblv thero mar be source of ootaah on the 

Hawaiian island, but if so they are not generally 

known. 

It is currently said that the soils of the islands 

nre very quickly exhausted, and that their agricul- 

tural future is a dark one. If the analyses before 

mo correctly represent the nature of these exhaust- 

ible soils, the truth is tho very reverse of the cur- 

rent view. Apart from their deficiency in potash, 

their composition is sn eminently favorable one, 

in all cases where drainage is good. As stated be- 

fore, their supply of phosphates and nitrogen, the 

most expensive ingredients usually needed to bs 

supplied, is unusually large, both being about 

three times greater in quantity than usually found 

in soils. If, as now appears to bath ease, the 

Hawaiian soils need only to be supplied with po- 

tash, which is abundant and comparatively cheap 

in the world's market, their lasting fertility! 

readily assured. 

I would saggest small seals experiments, to be 

made with wood ashes or commercial potashes, for 

corroboration of the views sanestea by the ana-lyse- e. 

The correctness of the latter, both in letUr 

and spirit, is of course presupposed. 

Respectfully, Koo. W. Hrmtan. 

Fiof. Aeneelture, TJniv. of California. 

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AGRICULTURAL. 

A Roport on Uii Sngnr Indtiatrr In 

Qtirontilniiil. 

Mr. Henry Ling Roth linn prodiicctl nn 

exliMifttive liltlo work on tlionliovoniiiijcct. 

Sugnr plnnting, by which nt ono time such 

vnit fur! tincn wcro ninilo in llio West n, 

linn nlwnjH hrul n jipcnliir nllrnction 

for Knijlinh rnpitnl, though tho blow riir-tnin- rd 

by )ho imlantry in Jninnic.intul other 

pronpcrotin 

inlnniU in tho Cnrribo.in Hen 

tlirongh tho aniniiripiiliun of tho fJnvcn 

grndunlly warned llio cnpilnlint from looking 

to those fmr inndfl for tho romtiticrniivo 

investment of bin wraith. Whilo nbnontpo 

planters woro enjoying inngnificunt incomen 

f om their West Indmti proportion, it wnn 

only nnturnl thnt those who witnenned tho 

lavish inunificonco of their wny of living 

nhoiild htttiRcr nfter r.iniilnr iiivofttinont". 

When, thoroforo, tho chiuigo effected by tho 

omnncipition of tho laborers took plnco, 

find llio negro wns in tho position to work 

to tho extent thnt nuitcd tho incrndicnbln 

indolonco of ft nntiiro debased by long 

yonrs of servitude, tho losses inflicted upon 

wealthy clnnncn in Knglnml wcroonormuti", 

nnd henceforth "a sugar plnntntion" 

ccftRod to lmvo Llio opulent ring for Uritish 

oars that bad so long distinguished it nn 

tho most nllnring of investments. Prosperous 

plantations slowly returned into tho 

condition of primovnl jtwglo, nnd sugar 

stank in the nostrils of tho Uritish cnpitnlist. 

Now, however, capital, nlwnys impationt 

of the small returns to be obtained in its 

limited home, looks onco moro n. field with 

n curious nnd spcculntivo oyo on tho 

vigorous growth of tho old West 

Jndinn industry in its now hnbitnt. It is 

the wont of this shyest of insensate things 

to carefully sniff the breeze till a certain 

nromn of ruccoes is detected, when, ns n 

rule, it discreetly puts forth nntctimu, nnd 

having satisfied itself of tho Hiiitnbility of 

tho field it proposes to fatten on, without 

moro ndo makes tho necessary leap. In 

our ense Mr. Iloth mny bo looked upon ns 

tho niitenniu of this sonsitivo creature 

which Australia is so interested in luring to 

hor pisttiros for dcfinito acclimatisation. 

Tho continued progress of tho sugar industry 

in QtieciiBlnnd prompted some capitalists 

to commission Mr. Itoth to visit tho 

country for the purposo of investigating 

nnd reporting on this ono ot its important 

sources of wealth ; nnd tho report, which 

is now published in n handy book form, 

shows how eminently judicious wns tho selection 

of this gentleman ior such n purposo. 

Mr. Iloth commences with n description 

of the four sugar districts of Queensland 

tho Southern, Ccn'rnl, Mnckny, nnd Card-well 

districts; describes tho formation of 

their soils nnd general characteristics; nnd 

compares their rniufnll, ns nmongst themselves 

nnd with thnt of other sngnr-produc-in- g 

countries. For this last-name- d purpose 

very carefully prepnred tables nro givon, 

which show tho Lower Herbert district to 

bo tho wettest, with a mean annual rninfall 

of OC'G-iin- Mnckny coming next with 

thou Bcouloigh with Maryborough 

showing tho smnlbist totnl of nil 

5013in. Then Mr. Roth devotes a chap, 

tor to tho tracing of tho progress of the 

sugar industry in Qucenslnnd from tho time 

of Mr. Thomns Scott's onrly efforts under 

tho onconrngcraeut nnd patronngo of Sir 

Thomns Brisbano in 1823, down to tho Inst 

season terminating in Mnrch of this yenr. 

From tho 70 tons mndo nt Port Mncqunrio 

in 1827 to tho 18,200 tons produced by 

Queensland's Inst crushing is n bigndvnnco, 

but whnt is it compared to tho increase thnt 

mny bo expected in tho next intervnl of the 

same durntion ? Thnt fifty-thre- e yenrs 

ngo sugnr-mnkin-g should have been demonstrated 

ns nn industry suitnble to Austrn-li- n, 

nnd yet thnt the colonists should havo 

nllowed tho recollection of tho experiment 

to lie dormant for thirty-fiv- e, yenrs, whilo 

they tried innumerable other crops thnt afforded 

n scanty living, is a curious exemplification 

of the difficulty men find in applying 

the experienco of other countries 

under entirely novel conditions. The 

steamy ennu-brnk- nnd swarthy lnborcrs 

of tho older suggested 

no counterpart on our healthier continent 

and till 1802 no effort wns made to 

test tho capabilities of tho Queensland soil 

nnd climate for tho production of thisvnlu-nbl- e 

staple Then of course the infant industry 

hnd to bittln with tho difficulties 

and trials inseparable from all now pursuits. 

It, nevertheless, continued to steadily prosper. 

Evory yenr saw a largely increased 

area under crop, nnd by 1875 planters' 

hopes knd risen high nnd fortune beckoned 

from the nenr future, when a wide and devastating 

blight brought ruin upon half 

their number, find shook confidonco in tho 

industry to an extont that required fivo 

years for thorough restoration. Mr. Roth 

does not admit that the rust is a 

HpociEo diboasc, but simply an unhealthy 

condition, duo' to a very unusual rainfall 

nt an unseasonable time, nnd ho believes 

thnt ,the introduction of bnrdier varieties 

of cane, which hns been taking plnce ever 

sinco that disastroun year, renders any 

destruction from this causo unlikely 

iu th'o future. In a chapter devoted to the 

causes., of failure bf ninny planters, Mr. 

Roth gives evidence of having listened to 

the grievances of mjny a victim of a too 

disproportionate overdraft. He arraigns 

money. leudera, the chief of whom are of 

course tho banks, ns amongst tho primo 

causes of the nou.iuccess of the unsuccessful. 

Mr. Roth visits us at a time when tho 

buccosh of sugar growing is assured, nud 

it is only natural that he bhould condemn 

tho short 6ightedncss of bank tnnnagers, 

who failed to dotoct tho bright future, ns 

having produced ft monetary panic. But 

in days of prosperity it is dillioulttoroalizo 

tho doubts and uiisgiviugs of a time of profound 

depression, and wp nre inclined to 

think the majority of colonial hanks show 

at much enterprise as is compatible with a 

safe busiueM. Mr. Roth, however, hn lit-t- U 

sympathy with m bank managers' apprehensions 

regarding his shareholders' 

half-yearl- y dividends, and says their " wny 

of transacting busiuoss greatly retards Lite 

introduction of further capital tutu the 

colony. Capitalists iu Euglaud judge 

things by results, and when tuey see industries, 

supposed to bo prosperous, recoivo 

uddeu checks, they ascribe tho failuro to 

unsoundness iustoad of to the unbubiupbs-lik- corrospoudout uuiiouticcu thnt Bishop 

e 

manner iu which the Australian banks 

Manage their attains." Mr. Roth devotos 

chapter to central factories, nnd examines 

th figures of our VhitadolnhUu comuiis-ion- tr 

to prove that tho Martinique fro 

tjriw onljr return 12 J per cout on tho capi-t- il 

invented. Here, wheio iulerest uu u 

biuk ovwt draft i charged at 10 per cent, 

Mr. Both eouaiders such figures hold oat 

0 ieiuoemeot for investment, but ho udds ; 

--.Fro By invtigUous into the pro. 

to of the industry, I believe tint a central 

f.mlory nt Mnckny, which nt present, nR I I 

havo previously hIiiiim1, is llio mont favor- - 

nbly situated di'Mnel, or probably nny ills- - 

trict to tho north of it, would tctnrn soinr- - 

whatncnr20 per ronton thocnpitnlitivcstrd, 

or nbout fi to 10 per cent less than n largo 

mill. Such n nlntonicut from a mnti evi- 

dently woll qunlificd to gio 

nn opinion 

hhotild prove n tempting inducement to tho 

capitalists who havo commissioned Mr. 

Roth to make theso investigations. 

FOREIGN NEWS IN BRIEF. 

American. 

New Youk, August 2tth. A Timet 

Washington special nays: Mrs. Kniinn 

Yonng, n er of Pntiiok 

llonry. is ill nnd penniless nt her homo iu 

this city. A week ngo Mrs Susan J, 

llonry, widow of Patrick Henry, n grand-Ro- n 

of tho great orator, died, leaving her 

daughter Mono nnd ill, without money nnd 

niiinroiitlv without friends. 

Nnv Yobk, August 2-- 111. Tho 

Tnm-mnn- y 

newspaper organ, which should spoak 

by nuthority, declares thnt tho attempt to 

linrmonizo tho conflicting inttrosts iu tho 

milks of tho Now York Democracy will 

fail. John Krlly is suprotnoly jcnloiiH, nnd 

nn L'nulknor, Chnirmnii of tho Stnto 

Uoni-mitte- e, 

drnwn his inspiration principally 

from Oratntnorcy Park, there does Hot np-peto 

bo n very good prospect of soothing 

tho great Snclioin's navngo breast. Til-don- 's 

advico to tho mnchino mnnngors is to 

ignoro Tnmninny nltogothcr. 

Ci.vciNK.vri, August 25th. Tho doif 

mutes of America nro holding hero y 

their first Convention. Thero in n fair 

nttendnnco of denf mutes from nil pnrts 

of tho United States nnd from Canada. 

The proceedings are nil carried on by signs. 

Washington, August 25th. A roport 

from llnvnna that tho French aro in treaty 

with tho Danes for tho Islands of St. 

Thomas, St. Croix, nnd St. John, is not 

credited in Administration qunrtera. During 

tho Prcsidoncy of General Or.mt it be-canecessary 

to inform tho Danish Government 

thnt any attempt to transfer its 

Colonial possessions iu this hemisphere to 

nny other European nation would bo 

ns nn unfriendly net nnd would bo 

treated ns such. It has been necessary 

sinco tho prcsont Administration anno into 

power to rcitorato tho Grant doc-trin- o, 

nnd if necessary it will ngnin bo done 

It ifl for this reason thnt tho report is not 

credited in official circles. 

Tho Treasury receipts nverngo over ono 

million dollars daily, 'lho general opinion 

hero nmong Government ollicials is tint 

unless tho debt is to bo paid otf nt n rapid 

rato, CungToss will be justified in ranking n 

lnrgo reduction in tho rato of taxation. 

Seciotary Shcrmnn favors paying tho debt 

rapidly, nnd thus getting it out ot tho wny 

nnd lelieving tho people from interest burdens. 

The now census will give reasonably 

neenrnto information nB to wbero the bulk 

of tho nntionnl debt is hold. 

Horaco Mnynnrd, to Tnrkoy, 

in company with Postmnstcr-Gcncr- al Koy, 

visited tho White House y to pay his 

rospects to President Ilnyos. Whilo thoro 

tho President signed Mnynnrd's commission 

ns Postmnstor-Genern- l nnd handed it to 

him. Lator in tho dny Mnynnrd appeared 

at tho Postofilco Department nud took tho 

onth of offico ns Postmaster-General- , nnd 

will ontcr unon his duties Tho 

President y signed tho commission of 

Judge D. M. Key to ho District Judge for 

tho Eastern District of Tonucs6CO. lie nlso 

signed tho commission of General Long, 

stroot ns U. S. Minister to Tnrkoy. Judgo 

Koy will remain iu tho city several days 

boforo leaving for Tennessee 

European. 

London, August 20th. A correspondent 

says he hears on good nuthority thnt tho 

British proposal to euforco tho decisions of 

tho Berlin Conference by nrmed measures 

is coldly roceived by tho Powers. Ger-mnn- y 

has declined to participate in buch 

intervention. 

St. Petersburg, August 23d. A tele-gra- m 

from tho Russian ngent nt Poking 

states thnt tho ponding locnl claims have 

boon sntisfnctorily decided. Chung How 

wns liberated on tho representation of Marquis 

Tseng. 

"London, August 23d. A Standard's 

Athens despatch says: Thirty Turkish 

officers, who have deserted their own ilng, 

hnd an audionce with tho Greek Wnr Minister, 

of whom they nsked commissions. 

They debcrtcd from tho Turkish servico 

because they were not paid. It is alleged 

thnt whole battalions nre ready to desert jf 

their pay bo not guaranteed. 

Bucharest, August 28d. Tho following 

nre ndditionnl details of tho murder of Dr. 

Parsons, nn American missionary. Ono 

of the nssnssins plnced tho muzzle of his 

rifle close to Dr. Pnrsons'sservnnt, fired mid 

killed him instantly. Dr. Pnrsons then 

started up, but boforo ho could say or do 

anything a bullet pierced his heart. Tho 

two Circassians threw tho bodies over a 

prccipico, at tho foot of which they wero 

found after a few dnys. Au American residing 

at Istnct telegraphed tho facts to tho 

British Ambassador, who communicated 

them immediately to Heath, the American 

Consul-Genera- l. A squad of soldiers went 

to the camp of tho Circassians, aud thro 

to shoot the wholo tribe unless the 

murderers were surrendered, whereupon 

the murderers wero delivered to tho authorities. 

Tho all'air caused great coustor-natio- n 

nt Constantinople, nud people travel 

nrmed, nnd if possible with nu armed guard, 

when riding or driving in tho suburbs. 

London, August 24th. A Times Geneva 

Her-no- g 

has left Switzerland for tho United 

States with the objoct of promoting a 

schemo for a federation of all Christian 

Churches in tho universe. 

London, August 24th. Tho Attornoy-Gener- al 

has consented to a Tichborue writ 

of error being bubmitted to tho House of 

Lords, appellant's solicitor Imviug givon 

adoquato reasous. 

London, August 24th. Rndicil Demo-emti- o 

Clubs of the city aud suburbs nssem-ble- d 

iu Westmiuutor lust night aud urged 

T. P. O'Connor, tho Homo Rule mom her 

for the borough of Galway, to press his 

motion adverse to tho ' existerco of the 

Houbo of Lords to a divisiou, and to pre 

sent his addreott ndvocatiug the abolition of 

the House of Lords. O'Conuur replied 

expressing his sympathy with tbo objects 

of the meeting. At tho meeting of Homo 

Rule members of the House yesterday, 

Parnell baid with regard to tho opposition 

to tho constabulary vote, that much would 

dopend ou the manner in which the Irish 

members wcro met by tho Government. 

If their proposals wero rejected it would 

be necessary to resist thc"Votolo tho Inst, 

but if the Government were disposed to 

listen to the protest of the Irish people 

against the manner in which the constabulary 

is now being used, extreme stress 

would be unnecessary. lie has resolved 

to place several amendments ou paper, 

agmust the voUs which will be teksu tonight. 

IIkKM.v, August 27th. Gormnny has 

definitely abandoned tho intention to ac 

quit o nnd coloimo tho bnmnan IslnndR. 

London, August 27th. Tho t'.obato in 

tho Commons, which begnn Inst night, continued 

until ono o'clock this afternoon. 

Hnrtington repeatedly urged tho Irish 

tnotnbcrs to proceed to tho consideration of 

tho vote of nnpply, nnsuiing them thnt thoy 

wcro much mistaken if thoy thought to 

wring pledges from tho Government by obstructing 

tho Government nnpply. Notwithstanding 

thin appeal, tho discussion 

wns kept up. 

In tho ilotiso, thin overling, (ho Mnrqnin 

of Hnrtington, Sccrotnry of Stnto for 

India, said tho Viceroy of India has under 

consideration tho iidvisnbitily of maintaining 

tho frontier prescribed by tho Troity of 

Guild mink. Ho nlso staled thnt ho had 

received 116 confirmation of tho alarming 

Afghan nows of this morning, relating to 

disquiet nt Cnbul. Ho hnd a telegram 

from tho Viceroy, dntcd which 

makes no reference to thnt news, 

IIkiim.v, August 27th. The Powernhnvo 

ordered lho men-of-wn- r, dctnilcd in 

for tho demonstration in Turkish 

wnlers, to concentrate in tho Adrinlie. 

Tho l'jinporor William is now in 

oxcol-lo- ut 

hoilth, nnd, instead of declining, 

nppcnrn to bo gaining in ntrongth nud 

vigor. 

bunt in, August 27th. Tho weathrr 

continues nil that could bo dosiicd for lho 

harvest. Brilliant nunshino has been the 

rulo during tho last threo weeks. Tho 

groater pott ion of tho grain is now cut, ami 

half has already bcou cleared from the 

fields. 

Bucharest, August 27th. Tho Rou-mnnipoliticians 

nro somewhat excited 

over tho nllinnce question. Ono faction, 

led by Borcscot. Minister of Foreign Af-fairR, 

favors making common cnusu with 

Austria. Another party, uiiilor the leadership 

of Princo Gregory Stourdsn, loins 

toward Rtibsh ns tho only Powor which 

has over ro.illy befriended Roumnnin. A 

third party is opposed to nil forcigh nllion, 

desiring Routnniiia to become tho Belgium 

of tho Bast. 

Raousa, August 27th. Riza PnRhn 

tho Chiefs of tho Albaninn Lcngiio, 

nt Scutari, on tho instnnt. As thoy 

refused to yield to his domnnd in rcgnrd to 

tho cession of territory to Montenegro, ho 

sought to detain thorn in nrrcbt; but tho 

inhabitant!! rescued thorn, nud threatened 

Riza Pashn with denth. Tho Loaguo hns 

sent COO mou to Dnlcigno. Tho inhabitants 

thoro throatcn to burn tho town 

rather than ccdo to Montcnogro. Thero in 

gteat oxcitcinctit in Scutari. 

Pera, August 27th, Tho Porto has 

n, note to tho Powers, innouncing 

that Dulcigno will bo immediately ceded. 

Madrid, August 27th. An excited discussion 

is raging between tho Oppcbition 

papers nnd tho Ministerialist journals upon 

tho titlo of tho Queen's first-bor- n. The 

Cabinet holds that Princesses can only 

nssumo tho titlo of Aslurins by the net of 

royal prerogative, contrary to tho opinion 

of tho Opposition loaders nnd representatives 

of tho Province of Astuiiis, who 

intend to lodgo n protest if tho Queen gives 

birth to n daughter. Tbo preparations for 

tho coming event nro coinploto. Tho diplomatic 

corps nnd Ministers nnd visitors nro 

nil hero. 

Simla, Angnst 27th. Tho Governmont 

havo no information of defection nmong 

Abdurrnhmnn's troops nt Cnbul. Tho mu- 

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AU Onhrt i owutfy Alluded to, and Work 

Ouariinttfd. 

FWBhopouth. Kiplaoad, la lb. Hit of Mr. Go. 

Lucat Flauloc Mill. In lm 

Netic. 

A lRKN4M AHK'WARMKB ! 

ru. naoiins or caunlug wll4 eatn. or kocat w ta 

pnojlic kuown at KM4kua. Malutianalaa, aa 

t.p.ckeu, Ulaud gf U all, dUutcl of flllu. 

0 ' V. AlfONO. 

WILDER CO. 

Impor'torB and Dealers in 

LUMUEB 

-- AJfI- 

BUILDING MATERIALS I 

or A I.I, KINIIS. 

JUST UECEIVJED 

-- EX- 

LATE ARRIVALS! 

-- HEVnitAI.. 

URGE AND WELL-SELECT- CARGOES 

--d' 

NORTH-WES- T LOUDER, 

costriiimwi 

ALL THE USUAL MOCK SIZES 

IN 

SCANTLING, 

TIJIBER. PLANK, BOARDS, 

FEN0INQ AND PICKETS 

AJL.SO, OIV HVI1 

A Mont Complete Stock of 

DRY REDWOOD! 

He Milling ; Plunk, surfucml nnd rough, 

lloni-dd- , 

Mirliict'd anil iniih; Itutluntt, 

I'ickum, Hustle. Liltieu, Clupbourdi. 

AIJSU, IS NTOOK, 

A FINE ASSORTM'T OF WALL PAPEP 

I.ATE4T NTYI.F.H. 

NAILS, LOOKS, 

BUTT3. HINGES, 

BOLTS. SCREWS. Etc 

Paint and Whitewash Brushes 

wiiirt: j.i:ad, 

win ru zinc. 1AINT (IIM 

METALLIC AND OTHER PAINTS! 

Class, Salt, Firewood, 

DOORS SASH BLINDS 

AI.I. NI7.i:N, 

Of Eastorn and California Mako. 

FOR SALE IN QIUNTITIKS TO SUIT 

AND AT 

X. oxv rniom rs 

3lil SO' 

tiny nmong tho troops of tho Khnn of 

Khclat is confined to 14-- men. A dotneh-mont 

of tho 78th Highlanders has gone to 

Khclat to restore confidence. A Cbanian 

correspondent 6ays tho mutineers havo left 

Khclat. 

London, August 27th. Musnrus Pnshn, 

tho Ottoman Ambassador nt London, writos 

to tho papers officially denying that tho 

rorto is trying to excito Musselmon in 

India nud Afghanistan through seditious 

publications. 

A lotter of General Primrose, received nt 

Killa Abdullah, gives some particulars of 

tho sortie from Candahar August IGth: 

Tho British attacked tho villngo of Dahkh-wajo- e, 

nnd got through it; but, finding it 

strongly occupied nnd reinforced by contingents 

from neighboring villngos, had to 

retire to the fortress. Tho otiomy's loss 

was- - E. O. HALL & SON, 

In addition to the Very Largo and Well aclcctcd 

STOCK OF HARDWARE ! 

AND 

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS 

NOW ON HAND, 

ARE EXPECTING LARGE INVOICES 

OF UUOIIh, 

UMfcOM! BOSTON 

By lho "Ceylon," nnd Overland by Railroad; 

heavy. British cavalry mndo two FROM NEW YORK 

charges, cutting down mnny of tho onomy. 

Co.vsTANriNOVLE, August 27th. A coun- 

Byth"T.F.Wnltoni" 

cil of Ministers yesterday considered tho 

last collective note from tho Powers. They Fxonn snsland 

wero of opinion thnt Turkey ennnot com- 

By the "City ot Madrid;" and 

mit an net of n. 

FROM SAN FRANCISCO 

By the'.'DUcovery." 

Upon the arrival of thoie veiaola thoy will be prepared 

to eell to tho public tho FIncat and 

Most Valuable Assortment of Goods 

in their line that baa ever been offered In 

Honolulu. 

X3f Moro particular, hereafter. 813 

TO ALL THE WORLD 

Yickcrj's Fireside Journal 

ONE OV THE 

Best Family Newspapers, 

ILLUSTHA1ED. 

Wo alao give four MnuulOreut Chrnmoi, 13x19 

in IU color., with the paper, for 

One Dollar for one Year 

J'ostago paid, payable to advance I 

Call and aubicrlbu at once, or addreaa 

t'll'UVKINU CO , 

King Htruet, 

One door from Fuit atreet, Honolulu, It, I, 

In ordering, b. snro to write name and addrea., I'ont 

Oltlce, veir plain, and forward ono dollar (or each auu 

crlber. 

IIHDEK AT OStt'E 

Aa the edition la nearly run out. Her you havo Yawx 

UandioineCbremoa and an llluitraud Slew.panir Included, 

fur Ono Dollar fur one year, pp( paid. Sauuplei 

can be aetu, 

tKMJin alt'KKa(IUt, AcwU. 

FRANKUN STOVE GOAL 

JUST IIEOKIVBD, l'EH "CEYLON," 

A lot of )hla aupcrtar brand of coal, In bulk for borne-hol- d 

purpoaea. 

BaraiFrt, 

la Try OiMUa, 

Aai Lmvm m lost 

Cheaper than Wood. 

WILL SB SOLB 

la ajaalMi I MM 

to- - y.yWHaC. 

Llm. Llm; 

IA BL,A5b5f?. fW SSR,: MP 

. 

C. BREWER CO. 

-- NOW- 

OFFER FOR SALE TO ARRIVE 

AMERICAN BARK 'CEYLON,' 

HADON, MMttr, now about line from lloiton, 

CUMF3KRLANI) 00AL 

I'rnnklln Ptno Con! In cMlt for fnmllr nr; 

Wilmington Tnr, ttoiln, Cotton Puck, No. I to 10) 

Iron Illotlii,Anflinr.iickI, Vltk llitnillfn, 

Onk flunk, llnnt'i IUtchct,Htirf Iloiita, 

OctrcaL TLcLtclxes, 

L'nirlfttgt Lining, 

U'W Ilcdfnnt Manila Cordite, 

Hpuiiynrn. HclrlnR, Mnrllnc 

Urtl UU, llollc.l Mntcccl Oil, 

AxleOrrnie, Damnr Vnmlth, Pntly, 

liltlo l'olton, tjnlrltnuf lurpcnltnr. 

AMERICAN PORK, 

Nulla, Oara, okcIcI,, r. lo29fcrt( 

Ilabbltt Muni, Compoeltlon Nnllf, 

Famllj I'ork, quartor barrrlr, 

Yellow JIfial ahc.itlni;, 

Twliic,Honp,Clialra 

Tomato and Mock Turtlo Soup, 

Tomatoet, Clamp, V 

Orctn l'raa. 

HanuRt Meat, 

llakrd Beam, 

Clam Chowder, 

Hiiccotauli, 

flrecn Corn, 

Lohatcra, 1 and '2 lb. tin. 

Corn Storon, 

Black Walnut, Warli Iloarda, 

Iluckctn, l'opcr Dnf , nafortrd; 

Cedar Ilont lloaida, Leather Waihera. 

Ncwllcdford Whalcboat,rironood, 

WORM WIRE CRIBS AND CANOPIES, 

HOm.TIIIXJ SEW, 

KEE0SENE OIL, ELECTKI0." 

BURLAP BAUS, 

CAUSTIC SODA. 

Invoice of Carriages! 

Phaetons, 

Brewster Buggies, 

Top Buggies. 

AND 

Concord Wng-ons-. 

AN INVOICE OF 

Burnett's Extracts, 

DOWNER'S 

KEIfcOSJiJTVIi: OIXj. 

803 

NEW DRUG STORE 

ON NCUAXU NUIEET. 

HoUlster cfc Oo- - 

BESPKCTFULI.T INVITE 

THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC 

To the Fact that they have 

Opened at their Old Stand. 

No. 85 Nmiann Street, a Full Lino of 

DRUGS, CHEMICALS, DYE STUFFS, 

AND 

DRUGGISTS' SUJSTDMIES, 

INCLUDING 

THE CELEBRATED CELLULOID 

T 

R 

U 

; .TR.US.SES.- - . 

E 8 

THE LAROE8T AND MOST 

Complete Assortment of Perfumery 

iNTiiKcirr. 

THE PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT 

I. In charsd of MH. J. I.. noYNT"X. a Pharmacen-tla- t 

of larrje eiperleuce, thoroughly competcut and re. 

liable. 

Cprl'rcacrlptlona compounded at all houra of day or 

night. 

Niuiir HEi.i.ov'riii; fhont dooh. 

805 8m 

MES. D. B. GllIFFIN, 

NO, 103 FQRT STREET, 

Formerly occupied by the lata Mr. Black, beta to In- - 

form tho ladle, of Honolulu, aud of the adjacent 

I.landa, that abo will keep constantly 

for aals a apltmdld and moal 

FASHIONABLE ASSORTMENT 

OK 

MILLINERY GOODS 

Hats Trimmed in the Latest Styles, 

Aud executed In the moat 

Brllliaat tad Delicatt Nicety of the Art- - 

She leave, a ataadlng order with her azenti to con 

atautly 

FOSWAED HZK BY THS gTKAMIU 

THE 

LATEST C MOST ADVANCED STYLES 

Iu Mra Art tMMlurrf. 

Notwtthitandlno! th. extra axpenao of nttlnv Good. 

to till. KlDldPOi. IIKRCIIAKUts WILI JK A MOD-- 

KUATJt M Ikoaa of thu Milliner, oa lh. ComL 

th win also kp 'laot atook 

Of LADIKS'ANDCIIILIIRKN'S 

, MEADt MADE CLOTHING, 

NOTICK. 

VTOTIOK Iai U Kit Kit Y GIVKN 

IV thai from and after.' Aom( tl,Me S,-Il- n m4 

local ft.,pUUtlon ord.ra and account, drawn en and 

paynbl. by u.. will b paid at our (Mac. oa TITKSUAYN 

and YHl IIA VU onlr. f.nin It A. M. la 4 V. it. 

rVnii.Hin ... 

A. 

Tit U a. HAkWIM' J. 

111,1 

iHiMIl 

FJKK MARMHA iOVriCK 

ill k U ika Ball Town la Ibla city. 

iMsa hour. '" ItaMl to 10 o'eljek A. II. aul fnua ta 1 

B'clMk .U. JAMWt W, IJW. 

i t flie Maukal. 

WATCHES, 

& 

v JjflNj j gf a? a BBWBWwrvWBtjBMBBK3rSKgw 

M. 

McIBfE RfY 

HAS JUST ItEOKIVIJI) AN IMMHNSK INVOIOfi OF 

Tho Finest Gold and Silver Watches ever brought to Honolulu! 

$3i 

CntislRtlngof " 

"Win. Ellory," "A p. 

llolon, Tmcy & Co.," 

"StcrlitiK," "Home,' 

mil tho " Bromhvny,' 

(all Wnltlmrn movo 

iiiciiIb), 

JLlwtfSA 

tlio Newest nnd Fluent 

Stvlcfl from tho healv w 

nn well nn n 11 y 

M 

t2&s.MApiJ0' mntiiifncttirora. '771411W 

STEM Wfi.0INC COLD AND SILVER 

To Hiiit nil tnstns nnd nges, and 

WATCHES 

' ' 

ALL FOP. LADIES, GENTLEMEN AND BOYS. 

Ho 1ms nlso on hriml an ExtciiBlvo nnd Elcj;ant 

LIE OF THE YEK Y BEST JEWELRY, r 

SIZES, 

Such as Fintjor Ring's, Ear Ilfns, Bronstplns, Studs, Amiilots, and nil classes of Onod in 

lho Jowolry Lino. Thu Diamond Settings aro tho purest and host in tho mnrkot, and tho 

stylos tho most superb over offered horo. 

AbSII.AFBM, MJTE or 

The 

Best and most "Elegniit 5ilver.;vare 

1 fjfr7gjSiLBSR 

FROM THE CELEiUtATJBD UulitiAM AIANUFA0TUU1NG CO., U. S. AT 

Tnnv hihk, 

THE UNDERSIGNED BEING 

Sole Agent on these Islands 

For tho nbovo Goods, nnd ns ho imports direct from the 

manufacturers on his own account for Cash, ho is prepared 

to soil 

WATCHES, JEWELRYAND SILVER WAR h. 

AT A MUCH LOWER PIUCE than thoy can bo obtained 

mywhero outsido tho United Stales. Tho Trado supplied on 

good terms, and a Liberal Discount allowed for Cash. 

ins if 

H. HACKFELD&.CO. 

-- HAVE- 

Ex I.ate Arrlralt via Cape Horn and Panama, 

AVERYLABGE ASSOBTMENT 

OF 

DESIRABLE GOODS 

DRY GOODS: 

SUCH AS 

Prints, Brown Cotton, Horrcck'a tVhlta Cotton., 

Dluo Cotton and Drill, 1 lcklnK, L'enlru., etc. 

DRESS GOODS: 

Merino., nannela, 

Iluck.klii.. llarrge. Linen., Lawn.ri 

JIoultocttllIK, ToeI,Tliread,ete. 

FANCY GOODS: 

Necktie., Klbbon., Ilandkerchleff. 

Fonlarda, Socki and Hlocklns., 

CLOTHING : 

2?it.,Ovh119 sh,rU 1 0. D. Shlrti. 

TabloOtiver., bhlrta. Umbrella., 8bnw, 

FlorcnioHau, Hat fliier. and Feather., 

stationery, Looklnc Olaiaea, (Jold Leaf, PlayCarda 

PERFUMERY: 

Lubirj". Hoap. and Kxtracta, Phlloeome. 

&lci.l'0"i'!ncl.,,ttl.r "' rlorld Water, 

llru.he., Comb., etc. 

SADDLES Sydney and English, 

Brlllua;, 4, O, a itntl Hlueh, 

font lliK.Uuaulca. Burlap ., 

Wrapping aud Prlullug Paper, 

Vteuua Ctialra. Trauka 

Pianos from L. Nuefeld, Berlin 

GROCERIES: 

Pickle., Salt, Ulteulu, Ollre Oil, 8ardlnea. 

J'epper, Ulne MoltleU boap, 

LIQUORS : 

Urandy, Itum, Rhino Win., 

Claret, Cliaiupucnn, ti. Paul'a Ale, 

Ua"tl"1 Vt"!:, " Ale and Porter, 

illtter lleer Iu pint., lllitcr., i 

Akohol In demijohn, of I gallon. 

HARDWARE : 

lloop Iron, She.t Zinc, BinkaTlD, 

cllow Mnal, Bucket.. Tub., O O iron.. 

bhear. and Spur., W. 11. tin'. Amarican .Uta. 

OEAJENU't: 

Ited Urlck., Flro Iirlck., Blab., rilci, Coal Tar, 

UlacLinltu Coal tn barr.l., Oak Beata, 

Cniptr ilarrel.. Market Uatk.ta, 

U.mijoho., i, it, 3 aud 6 gallon, 

CORDAGE: 

Manila Hop from )i)neh ta 4 tnchii. 

ALIO 

From Sydney ic San Franoiscc 

ImkBatUrUTitA 

X4iua BrMd aaa CraekMn 

t I 

--ANDx 

Itirmy Petrel. 

aHMaClriiajlftWfMifc. 

,rpH BALK nt,' 

tot M. tKHH 

OrtgM Ftly,Pif Pwk. 

pwijf ijMirM;s urn, a rias 

Jau.liit ""W B0LUM4C0. 

I 

! 

VrATCHES 

M- - MolNERNY. 

HAWAIIAN 

Furniture manufactory 

J. H. BRUIMS, JR., 

MANUFACTURE,' 

AIL KIM OF FUMTUR1. 

ANll 

AT THE LOWEST PRICES! 

FUR.3VITXJR.E1 

ALWAYS OM UAXB, ABIB . 

ORDERS FILLED AT SHORTEST NOTICE; 

THE ruRNITUBE II 

JJX Made lay XaXaolilxaxy 

ANP OFTI1E 

BEST SEASONED STUFF, 

AND 

No Paint will be Spared 

TQ 9IVB W ij 

SATISFACTION TO HIS CUSTOMERS. 

UphUlerlag tr4r. 

Coffins Always on Hand. 

T"l .gJTCAI.1, AWH BKK."tB8 Ur 

PICKERING Sl CO., 

GQKMIBSID MUOXAITf, 

IMPORTERS OF MERGHANDIIB 

ANB 

GENERAL FIWAED1.C AGENTS 

ta KIXO HTUEKT, 

OJII BOOB MOM YOST IT., XOBOLVLV, X. X. 

CHICKERING SONS' 

40 YKAKS BXXVUS TBS PU1U0! 

ftO r jl 

Hoi. Agenta for tb. Hawaiian I.landa, 

'IF ' 

rIOKESIN A G. 

.p)I0fs Co. 

WVT 

The Attentlen ef Planter 

And all vlihlog tbelr Orda 

IHtay. 

M-yattM 

WUUt 

I. SmeUl u 

Addfta.na.p.o.Wjor 

t KIN (flUT MNHM.in.V. . I. 

twSlifcsS 

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