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DAILY BULLETIN

WALTER HILL, Proprietor.

Is published every morning and clrcu-latc-d

throughout the town by carriers,and forwarded to the other Islands byevery opportunity.Subscription, 50 cinli per Month.

& Carson Kehton, Editor.All business communications to be ml- -

thessed, Manager Daily Bulletin, PostOfWcc Box No. 14. Telephone 250.

Olltre, j- - - Queen Htreet,Oppoille Writ's Carriage Factory.

J. G. Clkvior, Manager

FRENCH REVERENCE FOB THE DEAD.

This is tho Jour des Morts, theday devoted to memories of thedead. On this solemn anniversarythe liglit-iicnrte- d Parisian, settingaside for the moment all thought ofworldliness nnd pleasure, joins thopious in pilgrimage to the tombs ofdeparted relatives rnd friends, andlays, on them tho floral wreath.Reverence for the dcnd'is one of themost pleasing features of the Frenchcharacter. It is shown in theirelaborate funeral services, in theircareful tending of tliir graves, andlastly, as on this occasion, in theirfrequent visits to tho last homes oftheir dear ones. Favored by bright,mild weather a most agreeablecontrast to tho rains and gales oftho past week crowds have throng-ed, both yesterday and to-da- totho Pans cemeteries, first assem-

bling in small family groups roundthe resting places of their own deadand then wpndcring through thecountless paths by which the grave-yards are intersected, and haltinghore arid 'there at tho spot wherethe remains of those whose rerynames arc household, words nowrepose. This year the assemblagehas been even greater than it waslast year, and yesterday n'onc over400.000 uersons v'sitcd the Paris andsuburban cemeteries. At Pcre la

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Chaise the crowd is particularlylarge. As early as eight o'clockthis morning the gates of this theprincipal cemetery in the metropoliswerc-opened- , and bodies of policewere" ranged along the, walks tokeep order among the Vast multi-tude. Up to noon access to thetombs was a comparatively easymatter, but after that hour thepublic wore only allowed to enter atregular intervals in parties of from300 to 400 persons.. Among thegraves about which the throng wasgreatest may be montioned those ofM. Thiers. Oasimir Perier, Bcau--

marchais, Beranger, Balxac, Bran-ipi- i,

'and las"notf least, that ofHeloiso and Abelard. At theMenlmartrc Cemetery large crowdsalso assemblodj-thc- -. tombs of God-efro- y,

Cavaignac, Halovy,TlieophileGauticr, and.Murger being through-out tho day the centre of immensegatherings. The cemetery of Mont-pamass- e

and the suburban grave-yards of Jory and Saint Ouen havelikewise been thronged to repletion,more than 100,000 persons visitingthe last named burial-plac- e in thocourse of yesterday alone. LondonTelegraph.

Tho new Penal Code in New Yorkhas alarmed the Chinese washermen,who have been notified by the policethat thoy must closetheir shops onSunday, or else be fined and go tojail. So they wake a virtue ofnecessity nnd say that they arc goingto, close anyhow for they "go toMclican man's Sunday school."Then tliey put on their doors somosuch notice as this : -

: Notis. 'Suuda ;

No waslicc, no comoe. Man :

: must go churchec. New Codec. :

; Quong Lojmi. :

S. M. CARTER & CO.to notify their friends mid the

general public of Honolulu, thatthey have

COMMENCED BUSINESSAS

Retail Dealers in Wood,Coal and Feed.

They will also carry on tho

General Drayage Businessas heretofore.

Orders respectfully solicited., - Promptness gunrnnteed.

Place of Business 82 King street.

TERMS HT1IICTI.Y CASH. 810

Telephone ?fp. SJ03. Onlern will be re- -

cclrcdop and after thoQtu inbt,

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B. F. EIILERS & Co.,

DRY GOODS IMPORTERS,All the latest Novelties in Fancy Good Received by every steamer FORT STREET,

I AM ALL UPSETOn account of extending the Store, and

Receiving New Goods, New Goods,SUCH AS

Flushes, Brocades, Surrahs, Morries, Silks, Satins,

Laces, Trimmings, Ladies' Silk HoBe, all shades.3, 4, 0 and 12 Button and 5 Hook

FOSTER KID GLOVES!For want of room, I will sell the above goods at pi ices never known

before in this market.

Also, a few very superior Gent's Dress Suits.

A. M. Mellis' Honolulu Clothing Emporium101 Fort street,

LAWRENCE & FREETH,CONTRACTORS.

Plans and Estimate furnished for worksof construction. Civil Engineering &Surveying Office, 19 and 21 Merchant st,above J. W. Robertson & Co's.800 P. O. Box, 101. ly

G. H. ROBERTSON,Drayman best teams

In town. Telephone N. C5. 15

CEDAR SHINGLES I

Just Rkcbivkd by

209 Allen A Roblnnon.W. Fennell,

Practical Mechanic.JSaddles and Haksebsof all kinds on hand or Jt

made to order.No millinery or dry goods for sale here.No steam plows or Gorham silver ware.No wines or spirits for sale.No imported Coronation stock here.No boots, shoes or Peter Funk jewelry;

But if you want satisfaction inmy linecall on ine at Pg King wt. 303

BREAKING HORSESIN GENUINE STYLE.

WALLACE JACKSONthe thorough experienc-ed horse bicalcr,wislics

-- t.a'V UlC pu 1)1 1U U Kliuiv mm

take charge of stock, and guaranteesto break them thoroughly on his Ranch,and attend c.ucfully to feeding anddoctoring hones. He has now in hischarge such celebrated steeds as BlackThorn and other thoroughbreds and hastho exclusive charge of all of Mr. JamesCampbell's Mock.

Orders left at the Pantheon Stables,or at the raommoth stables on Mr. JamesCampbell's property at Kaplolani Park,will meet withipromptncss. 295 ly

Dr. Berrien,1Veterinary Physician,

Stables on Bcretania st.XTas.fcj'.PniinR near Thomas'

Square. Orders sent to P. O. Box 815

will receive prompt attention.Dr. De Fries having fitted up elegant

accommodations on the Plains for thedoctoring and care of animals, is fullyprepared to render satisfaction. Hasalso a lnrjjc pasture land and will takegeneral good care of horses and cattlefeft In his charge. No cure no pay.

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A. KRAFT,J EWELER, OPTICIAN,

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

ing, opposite the Bank.

Chas. D. Genisch,Practical Watchmaker.

tSf Hotel Sticct, opposite tho123 3in International Hotel. -- M

iff$gONOLULU ICE MANUFACTORY.

Ico delWercd to all parts ol tlicCity. Shipping supplied in quantitiesto milt, Tulonlione, No. 68. Olllcc atWilder & Cq. 1

ri.'lie llu-wuiin- u

Temperance Year Book,For 1883,

will ho published here inTHERE 1883, a year book, an in.tercstlng anu useful volume with theabQvfl title. A handy book of referenceas well as a vuualn hook foi the house-hol-

It will bo (npou)y l)(vMMl qthe temperanco cause, nnd will bo ofmuch use all the year around. You w illbo solicited to subscribe to this book,and can obtain further Infoimatlon bycalling upon D M. CROWLEY.

9V Honolulu, Jt J.

Honolulu.

J. LTON8, h. J. LEVEY.

LYONS & LBVEY,Auctioneers and Qcnernl

Commission Merchants,Beaver Block, Queen St., . - Honolulu.

Sales of Furniture, Stock, Real Estatennd General Merchandise promptly at-

tended to.Sole Agents for American and Euro-

pean merchandise. 318

S. TREGLOAN,H. TAILOR,204 FORT ST.

Robert Lower, C X. Ceoko.

LEWERS it COOKE,(successors to Lowers & Dickson,)

Importers and Dealers iii Lumber and allkinds ot Building Materials, Fort street,Honoluln 1

WILDER & CO.,Dealers In Lumber, Paints,

Oils, Nails, Salt and Building Materialsof every kind, cor. Fort and Queen sts.,Honolulu. 1

fc ROBINSON,ALLEN Dealers in Lumber nndall kinds of Building Materials, Paints,Oils, Nails, etc. 71

& PHILLIPS,Practical Plumbeis, Gas Fitters

and Copper-smith- s, No. 71 King St.,Honolulu. EST House and Ship JobWork promptly executed. 17

Ihr. Gertz, t.No. 80 Fort street, Honolul,lcrImport cr and Dealer in Gent's, Ladies'ami Cliililion's boots, shoes and -

Wilson Brothers,

GENERAL BLACKSMITHS.Horso Shoeing a specialty

A first-clas- s man being specially engagedfor that work.

Ship and Wagon work faithfullyattended to.

Shop on the Esplanade, op. Hoppcr's.204

THE Hawaiian Journal, " KoPar Ai.va," owned audi

editod by Kawainui Bros. ; has aj'weekly edition of 3,200 copies, and,is the best advertising medium. Of-

fice, No. G Merchant st. 1

THE EVILS OF PAINTINGAnd their Remedy,

"It has bocu said with much truth,too, that house painting might, withttudyaud acquirement of taste, resumeits rank as a liberal art." Jointers'Manual.

Believing the above to bo true, A. BKERR 1ms now reorganized his systemof working the business in Honolulu.In the first plnco hc has secured the ser.

ices of that celebrated artist, Mr, MaxKoiin, formerly of San Francisco, whosework lu the lino of plain una dccorntlvopaper-hangin- frosoolng, &a, U up tothe present tlmo unsurpassed, and onthebo Islands has never been equalled.For house painting jolw tlrt-cliib- s me-

chanics only will bo employed. Infuture patrons can depend upon my fill,lug pvrcy ftiiliu' on the most scientificbasis known to thu trndu,

Tho Sign Painting ami Lettering de-

partment will bo permanently presidedover by Mr. Gr.o. Sthatmeveh, (furthercomment unnecessary.)

P.S. Scud for designs of frescos forcelling and cornices. Something new:and if you want any glass put in call at

Tiger "Paint Store,217 ly tfi Hjng Htruot, .

TWO OFFICES TO LKT, on thefloor of tho Imlldlnz occupied

by J, W, Hulierfeva Uo lau

Commission Merchants.Geo. W. Mncfarlanc. II. R. Mncfarlanc.

O. W. MACFABLANE & Co.

IMPORTERS, COMMISSION MER-CHANTS AM)

Sugar Factors,Firc-Proo- f Building, 62 Queen stiect,

Honolulu. II. I.AOKNTS for

The Waikapu Sugar Plantation, Maul,The Spencer Sugar Plantation, Hawaii,The Hecla Sugar Plantation, Oahu,Huclo Sugar Mill, Maui,Huclo Sugar Plantation, Maul,Puuloa Sheep Ranch Co., Hawaii,J. Fowler & Co. Steam Plow and Port-

able Tramway "Work", Leeds,Mirrlcc, Watson &Co's Sugar Machin

civ. Glasgow,Glasgow and Honolulu Line of Packets.

Claim Si'reckrls. Wni. O. Irwin.

Irwin & Company,WO.Sugar Factors and CommissionAgents, Honolulu. 1

& COMPANY,HHACKFELD Commission Agents,Queen street, Honolulu. 1

OLEOHORN & CO.AS. Importers and CommissionMerchants, dc.ilcrs in General Merchan-dise, Queen and Kaahumanu sis., Hono-lulu. 78

H. A. P. Cirter. V. C. Joncn, Jr.

O BREWER Sz COMPANY,Shipping and Commission

Merchants, Queen st., Honolulu. 1

THEO. H. DAVIES is COMPANY,Importers and Commission

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

DIAS & GONSALES,No. 57 Hotel Sticct, Honolulu,

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

289 Ac, &c, &c.

JOHN T. WATERHOUSE,Importer and Dealer in General

Merchandise, Queen st., Honolulu. 1

MS. GRINBAUM & CO.,Importers of Qeneral'Mer- -

cliandlse and Commission Merchants,Honolulu. . 1

M. S. GRINBAUM & CO.,Commission Merchants,

124 California street,Sun Francisco, Cal.

BROWN & CO,Wholesale Wine and Spirit

Not 14 Mcidi.mt st.,Honolulu. 330

FT. LENEHAN & CO ,"

Importers and CommissionMerchants, Nuuanu .St., Honolulu. 1

S. N. Castle. J. U. Atherten.

CA8TLE & Cooke,Shipping and Commission

Merchants. Importers and Healers inGeneral Merchandise, No. 80 King St.,Honolulu. 1

WINO WO CHAN & CO.,Importers and General Healers

hi English, Amctlcuu and Chinese Pro-visions, Plantation Tea nnd GeneralSupplies. Also, white and colored con-tract mnttiiur, all qualities and prices.

VeS" No. 22 Nuuauu Street, oppositeMr. Afong's. 81

Jsj-fT- J HONOLULU IRON WORKS,MJonfiStcain engines, sugar mills, boil-cr- s,

coolers; iron, brass and lend cabl-ings; machinery of every descriptionmade to order. Paitlculnr attention paidtoshlp'i. blacksmlthing. Job work exe-cuted at short notice. 1

A. G. ELLIS,STOCK BROKER, will buy or sell

Stock, Uonds, andOther Marketable Securities,

Atthcir market value for cash,215 Offlco with E. P. Adanu. Auct'r.

WILLIAM O. SMITH,STOCK BROKER,

NO. 88 Merchant Street,Honolulu, II. I,

Sugar Plantation, Railioad,Telephone, nnd other Corporation Stock,

Bonds and Similar Securities Boughtand Sold on Commission.

'Mouoy loaned on Stock Securities.Honolulu, Oct. 1st, 1882, 214

JOHN N0TT,Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Worker,

Plumber, Gas Fitter, &c.

Stoves and Rangesof nil kinds.

Plumbers' stock and metals,

House Furnishing Goods,

77 Chumloliers, Lamps, &c.

537" Good unbleached cotton14 yards, for only 1.00, at ChasJ, FisUd'a LeadingMilliiicry Houw

Professionals.

SB. MANN, B. S ,

Tkacheii of DrawikoDnAUOIlTlNfl AND TltK SCIKRCM.

287 No. 189 Fort street. Ira

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

Onicc and residence, No. 0 School street,(between Fort and Emma).

Ofllce hours 10:80 to 11:80a. m.1:80 to 3:80 p.m.

249 Telephone, No. 201.

DR. THACHER,DENTIBT, '

101J4 Fort street (up stairs.)Charges lower than any other dentist

in Honolulu, whether traveling dentistor otherwise. Satisfaction guaranteed.

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TkR. EMERSON.XJ Residence and consultation reeateat No. 2 Kukul St., cornor of Fort.

Telephone No. 119. 512m

Q. TROUSSEAU.DR,begs to not Ifj his friends that hehas rcuincd practice in Honolulu. Resl-dene- u

anil consulting rooms, Xo. 73Punchbowl st.) opposite the mnkal irateof the Queen's Hospital. ConSltlhours f loin 9 a. in. to 12.

Telephone No. 193. fit

W AUSTIN "WHITING,Attorney and Counsellor at Law.

Agent to take acknowledgments otInstrument-- .

Kaahumanu st., Honolulu. 20

T M. MONSARRAT,

ATTORNEY AT LAWAND NOTARY PUBLIC.

Real Estate in any part of the Klngdo '

bought, sold and leased, on '

commission. ' .--

Loans negotiated, !

Legal Documents-Drawn- .

No. 27 Merchant' st. (GazctlcvBlock), '

IDG Honolulu, Hawaiian Standi

S.B- - Dole,Lawyer and Notary Public,

No. 15 Kaahumaml it.

JM, DAVIDSON, ,tAttorney at Law.

10 - 24 iMerchant street'

FRANCIS M. HATCH,Attorney at Law,' 1,J "

2J 15 Kaahumanu t

JOHN RUSSELL,Attorney at Law, , f ,.

Ofllee, corner of Fort and Merchant it.(up stairs) IIS

T1TILLIAM O. SMITH.T t Attorney at Law

73 No. SO'Mcnjlumt sticct.

1RICHARD F. BICKERTON,Attorney nnd Counsellor at Lw.

Money to lend on Mortgages of Free,holds. Office, No. 34 Merchant. st. 1

CECIL BROWN,nor nnd Counsellor at Law,

Notary Public, and Agent for taking Ac-knowledgments of Instruments for theIsland of Oahu. iNo. 8 Kaahumanu st.,Honolulu. 1

t O. BERQER,

KAA1IUMAKU BTREKT.General Agent for

ThcN. Y. Life Iusurancc Company, ,

TJie City of London Fire In. Co (limit' dMacncalc & Urban Safes, '

The Cclcbiated Springfield Gas MachlkVGas Fixtures of Mitchell, Vance A Co,

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Charlies t. qulick, ,i if

NOTARY PUBLIC, "

Agent to take AtknolcdgraenU.toLabor Contracts, . V

AKD OENKIlAli BUSINESS AGENT.)Olllcc, ill Makec's Block, coiner Quee

unnd Kaahumanu stu'sts, Honolulu. 21

J. WILLIAMS & Co. 7,120 Fort Street, - . Honolulu,'

Portrait and landscapeI'liotog-rapjaorw- .

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William Aula '

to take Acknowlcdgmentsto Contracts for Labor for thu Districtof Komi, Island of Oahu, at the ofllce ofthe Honolulu Waterworks, foot of Nuuami street. 160 If

JOHN A. HASSINQER,Agent to take Acknowledgments

to Contiaeta for Labor. Interior Ofllce,Honolulu. 7

WT O. AKANA,TT iChiuesc and Hawaiian Translator

nnd Interpreter,No, 48 King street, Honolulu.

Transitions of either of thu abovelanguages made with accuracy and dis-patch, and on reasonable terms, 209

J. BRUNS,Cooncraml Gnugcr. (

Water Tanks of any dimensions,Cooperage, No, 10 Fort street, Honolulu.

Oil Casks, Shooks and Hoop Iromcoj).sUiully on hand and for sale' ' ' 221' U

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DAILY Db'M.KI IN Office,Honolulu, Feb. Mill, 1B83.

THURSDAY, JAHC"I,lf 188.'!

,, .DECENTRALIZATION.

The tciitlWifcy of'ihmlcrn constitu-tional government, is- - to ilimlp,

mid 1 dlijtribtttd thegoverning power., llcnco the exis-

tence in nibst ebifstitutiorialry 'gov-

erned couiltiica, apart fiom tlic gen-ci- al

government and to a, .ccilninextent independent'of it) sucli bodlc's

as city councils, education1 boards,district 'councils, load boards, etc.

Awl it may be added, wherever this

modem . conception of division of

powci and decentralization ofthe fullest development

and acquires the widest practicaloperation, there is found the laigcstmeasure' of contentment, satisfac-

tion, and general prosperity. Herein the Hawaiian Kingdom if we

have correctly viewed the march of.events, the tendency is to centralizeand place entire power and sole con-

trol in as few hands, as possible.ThiB may. be considered progression,

but from our standpoint and that ofsuch compichensivc-niindc- d politicaleconomists as Ji S. Mir.tand suchlarge-braine- d statesmen as AY. E.

Gi.adstonk, it is retrogression. Menof intelligence and reflection rcgaidcentralization not only as fraughtwith danger to the rights and

liberties of the people, but as mili-

tating against the efficiency of gov-

ernment. Evcn.in a little country like

this, no one man, however great hisability and industry, cin thoroughlyand efficiently discharge the combincd duties of Premier, President of theBoard of Health, President of theBoard of Education, and Member ofthe Board of Immigration. In ouropinion, each of these Boards here,as in other countries, should consistof different set of men ;

and this, too, in thcjinterest off wisemid efficient government. More-

over, what advantage is there in theexistence of such Boards as separatebpdics if they arc to be composedof, or controlled by, the samcjndi-vidunls- ?

., , POLICE OourtMonday, Eebhuaky 27.

CIUMIN'AJ, CATJvXI,Ult

, "Ah'Fingnnd Ah Wai, remandedfrp'm the 21st, fined 85 and 81.15costs, each. (Ah Fing noted an ap-

peal.) Tokaa, assault and bnttcry,forfeited bail 810. S., Kunnim andS. Kninakoa, drunks, fined 85 and 81costs, ,caeh.T Kcami, Ahia, Kealii,Keoni, Lai;ry Dec, Hcni'iekson andKiuio, drunks forfeited lpil 80each. 'Kcnoi, (lisoidcily conduct,remanded to llic'27th. J. Hapa, ly

conduct, G days' imprison-incu- t

pfc hard labor and 81 20 costs.

, TlJlDAY, FwiltUAUY 27,W. Woolhnm, drunk, being a

licensed driver in charge of an ex-

press, fined 85 and $3 costs, and hislicense ordered to be cancelled. W.Woolhnm, nuillciouq jinjpry, bybreaking a carriage, thc.propcrty pf.7. D'odd,1 remanded to 1st. C.Brady, assault and battery, ml.pros, J. Mny, drunk, fined 85 and81 costs, Kcnoi, remanded from the2(Sth, forfeited bail 810.

Veixi:m)AY, Fr.n. 28.Napahuqjua', and A. "Winter

drunks, forfeited fcO bail each.' Bebccca, detjorting her husband,remanded to 3rd.

. A Chinese, nnmo unknown, nnpcisou. (He was scut down

from Maui as a vagrant, mid hasbeen in gaol over since,) was com- -'

mittcd to Insane Asylum.

SHIPPING NOTEH.

The fchr. Mile Mori is brought 25r

bids, molasses mid 145 kegs sugar.The schr. Manuokaal biouglit

023 bags sugar and 32 bbls molasses.The stmrf C, R, Bishpp sails, for'

Kauai to-du- y,

Tlie sclir. Jennie brought 553 bagssugar and 420 bags paddy.

'The Iwalani' brought 1,100 bagsof sugar. '

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The yjloelc will probably .sail thisjnorning for Portland, v , '

jfflIt' 111 M,'b' ciirvcitof

Na'ycBd.

nick nud'Skobclcff nro expected here

in a few months, as also II. li G.Al.'s corvette Lcipsic.

The bark 1). C. Murray sailed forSan Francisco yesterday, and tookthe following: 5120 bags sugar,2085 bags rice, 16 pkgs saddlery,

7'bnga coffcci"i)om. value, 810,728.30.

The bktnc Eureka sailed yester-

day for San Francisco, and Indole

8G01 bags sugar and 23 tanks. lomvnhici 850,OG8i25; For.-value- , 8230.

llio steam whaler Oica consignedtoW.XT.Irwiir&Co.7iiir"rivrdyestef-- J'

day hrifl can'io alongside 'the' wharf,and discharged 1G0 bands of spermoil. Shc-'lcave- s this morning forthe 'North eruisilig. She is a newvessel liclouaiuK to Gooduil, Peikin& Co. of San Francisco.

LOOAIj & GENERAL ITEMS.

Ykstkiiday somo heavy demandswere made on the Treasury.

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Tin: work of taking down thetemporary election in the Palacegrounds has been begun.

Tin: Domestic Money Oldersystem will be started very soon,and time too.

The case of J. U. Kawainui vs.Marshal Paikc was continued, byconsent, from yesterday to Friday.

Jonxsox'3 store on Fort street Ws

moved back yesterday, so that thefoot-pat- h is now even on that side ofthe btrect.

Yi.sti:iu)AY no less than 100 ofpostage stamp, cards, &c, werebought, at the. post office to send outof the country.

Mn. W. ,0. Smith reports thebaicof 7 shares1 of Grove Ranch Planta-tion Co.'s stock tit 8270, being anadvance off 8 10 over last quotations.

Now that Qncen street is,bcingcleaned, and will bo shortly repairedand remade, it is a good time to ex-

tend it to Waikiki as the lawauthorizes.

The horse, erroneously reportedby ns as King William at the raceson Monday, ifl not the well knownand genuine stallion King William,but a horse imported by Mr. Porter.

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The Alta, of Fobruaiy 15th, says :

J. C. Merrill & Co. have purchasedthe baik "Elsinore" for 8M,000.She is now in the Columbia River, isa good, handy vessel, and will beplaced 111 the Honolulu trade.

Tjib sale of Mr. Glade's booksyesterday was well attended. Thoprices realized were exceptionallyhigh, being, we understand, thehighest ever realized llicic f01; 'books.The hbrscs, 'Bessie nuif Nettie,

.brought 8310 and 8270 resncctiveljyjnnd 'n saddle-hors- e brought 8130.'The phicton brought 8 HO,

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At lat vie me going ito singpraises totho Road Supervisor; that,is, wcfccl that way juulincd.- - 4I&has at Inst had Queen street, fromFort street towards Waikiki,, cleanedand scraped, and our visitors andcustomers may now come to see up

in our sanctum without fear of 'stick-

ling fast in mud a foot deep. Therefore, praises will wo sing, etc.,. cfo.

Yi:sti:uiuy our new Poslmastcr- -Gcncral arrived by the Iwalani. Heentered into the duties of his officepromptly, and will now set about tocorrect such abuses ns have crept in,especially in the transmission, etc.,of mails on the other lslunds. Wocongratulate Mr. Whitney on his

to office, but more espe-cially tho country on the benefits itwill receive.

i Tin: following comparative labloof tho iii)faH for the fiibt twomonths of IBsV niid 1883 has beenkindly supplied to u& by Mr W. AV.

Hull. It shows clearly that thta lustmonth has been qpitp exceptional jiithe matter of fain, therebciug almostdouble as much as these was inlast February.January, 1882,0.03; 1883,4.23 in.February, 1882, 3,11; J883, 0.20 in.

Mt. 1). K Fyfo having resignedthe position , of deputy, clejk.lo theSuinewoCjjurtji'Vfr.Ieury.BajltU

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fhns been appointcdto the vacancy,Mr. Geo. Smithies takes Mr. Smith'splace as fourth clerk in thojntcriorDepartment. Wo congintuhdc Mr.Smith on his well deserved promo-tion, lie will, we, believe do greatcredit to the jthlgiiiciit of tl!6sd whd

'selected hiln rolroffle67rafi(m7rndflbrwill continue to add to his already,good reputation.

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i 'Assail ihstanccCof'tho dangers aire- -

ing from tying up horses to ppstsinme succc, itio juiiowing may no

ipciUioued : It is tile, cupintu.di j p..

up to Fmt street Church, and, not-- ,

vitijstnndiiig jthe1 fchi'c flins beentaken down to allow loom for vehi-

cles, to lie up the Iml-i- to a post oncither Bide of the load. The-othe-r ,ceiling a lady was coining out of ahouse in that ncighboiiiood. As sheopened the gate she found n horse.had been tied to' a post in front ofit,",and had. got on the foot-path- .,

There was, however, just room for,

her to get out. As she wns,going sothe horse turned' its head "smartly f

and nearly knocked her senseless,giving her a very severe blow on theside of the head.

When a Detroit liiau" .snored hiswife didn't grumble and 'find fault'He was awakened one night by acurious sensation ii his nose. Hiswife implored him to go to sleepagain, as ahc was just, getting so shecould play "Yankee Doodle" on hisnose by fingering it while he snored.He's cured.

For 5nlip-- A Fiibl-Clas- i' SADDLE HOUSE,- good in side or canliiRC.

Annlv to .1. A. KENNEDY.031 lv Honolulu Irpn Works.

HOTEL ST. MARKET.rpiIE undersigned having1 purchased tho Jlolel bl.Jlinkct, takes plcasuic in announcing that he will gic tho businesshis personal attention, and 'hopes to,sup-pl-

the wants of the public of Honoluluin a satisfactory mannci.

Beef,, Mutton, Veal, Lamb,ffAnd other kinds of meal for the tabic'

always on hand.

Prompt Doltvery Mtule.Order taken 1y Telephone.

1 D., K. ,PYFE, Proprietor.Telephone No. 200. 837 ily.

b

--LTHE- - ;

Coronation LotteryWill take plnec on

SATURDAY NEXT,March Sid, at the'

Bciivqr Saloon, Fort Street.n few Piie Tickets left,

,to be had at

330 It MAX? ECKART'S.

GPAPES! GRAPES!'A. TrKTiTfRnT Imvlnir.rnnnlvnil

L soiue choice vniicties of - 0"Vines frpurCjiliiornia,!

is npwab!o to supply lliorq Jn quaiiliiJjesto sU4tio"hoso who vojibUX?Jshlo trytho experiment. "If any aie doubtful o"f

tho Miccess of It they should g6 01ft afidjsou hU Uunch at Ka'lihi.8,10 tf Addict V. O, I5q 4-- i , t

! large and'sjilcndld as&oj Uncut JFirfe.AVorks can lie had at

' I IP 1,1 m, t I'1rpCEO. F. WELLS'f

JlllblU Ollll CUUSISUIlg UI

Palms, tpi?, Fans, , ,.ij i

Batteries, WheelspiCliina Flyers, '

Colored Fires, Bcngalas,c R.ookcls, ltapiau VifndlKfi'

&c, &e,, lie,10.") and 107 Fortsticet.

Wanted,BY the undersigned, EMPLOYMENT'

ns accountant. Town or country)J NO. KITSON.

To be found at tho Olllce of J. I. Dow-(el- l,

Queen htrcet. UJ4

An Aiiicricnn,17NGINEIMt mul Practical Meclmnic,

of one of the largestsugar mills of tho Kingdom, desires toin.iko a change with a view of Jlmliii"plcicunt Buiroundings for wife anavoting bon (now in tlio U. S ) Best ofHonolulu and other icforcnces nnd tes-

timonials. Address "E.noineeii," DailyBUM.EHN Olllce. 1128 Sw

WlUltL'll,

A RESPECTABLE AVOMAN wlipunderstands children, nndfa good

seuinsliesH, for a niivnte family. 'Apply to .1. E. WISEMAN",

General Business Agency,C.n lw 37 Mcichant street.

v' 'iVa'nteU,ANYONE having a copy of J. W

"FoiniBooU" to dis-po- e

of;wlll Hud utpurehaser by bending1.wohHo .m'UJhm i. i

301) tf J, W Uoueutsox & Co,'

"3 ; DTTfrJTsTttTTAr Ar. ffO.'S' f

BULLETIN OFIoivo'h Htpmlni'il Scales, cndoiscd by the Unltqd States

doNcniinciit. Scnlcs for nil iiurnocs. Uo-nia- nt

WhI -'-WnrcllotHc'Sc'nTWr !t,?'X6.. AncnmLrpfully Fclcctcd

CJ.irrinfrn I.iimiiM nf ihikI. nnnrnVRili o

Tlbws anl Agricultural Impl'entsjo'i .ItJie l.ugehl ariuly toJe fouiip

on uiu jsinims.

4JLOJUI.AlUfe tTi3B'lv.i,AiLPHrT . HOJUSi: CLIl'PjKUS,? jiijiioAriyNa oils,

X u " WHITE LKAD & PAINTS.1 Something for Everybody a now diacoveryi

TeMagnQsorCalcito FirQ, Proof Safes,,

Jewel Cases andAt a test of the fire proot (jualillcs of tho 'Magneso-Oalcito,-hel- d on'theTMllot

jicar the City.Hall,, San Fratu Uw, Nov.(27th, a pilo oLnbnuta cord of pitch-pin- s

.woodrivfls'p'rBpircd, nndAe ghlldrt4l6f tnr poured oVer ft.-- A small Iron clic'st, with

a 1J inch lining of Mngnco cnlcitc was placed iii tho centre of the pile and thematfet llrton Aftcf the chest had been kept at a red beat for an hour, it wasfiikcn'from the' fire, cooled with water, niid opened, and tho contents, consisting ofpapers and clrruhu t, wcic found in a perfect state of preservation, bcinginot.&l alldiscolored, only slightly warm, and having a trilling smell of smoke.

Aye, the undersigned, wore present attlllll UU Ullllt IU I1IU JiUllUll I'lUOULYIlllUM Wl ivn lUlUl.lltf J.JIU UIIIIIU lliflk 14IDIlt;ifcclly satisfactory to us. 11. Ij. Eodoe, (of Dodge, Sweeney & Co.); C. II. Laton,and other1?.

A public test ol tho quality of those goods will bo made at an early dato."rr r "- -

, '.Reciprocity: Relations Rather Revivifying

BctwecnStlic llawallnn Islands and the'TJnited States, and '

between the Hawaiian Islands nnd ' ' "

.T. US. WISEMA,Real Estate Broker Employment Agent and General , ,

Business Agenl;, , -

Oflioe, 27 3fci chant street, Hawaiian Gir.cttC'BIook.i

Tlie'only iccogni7.cd Heal E&tate Brokcr'In 'the Kingdom. ' ' ' '

Land and propcily forale in all paits of Honolulu nnd.'lhctnrlous Islands.Hoh-c- io loac and1 rent in Honolulu mid suburhi. 'Rooms to tent, en suite 01 singlc,throughout Honolulu.' ' '

Auction Sales by Ei P:, AdamsAdministrator's Sale.

IN nccorditnccijWitbian oulcr made byHon. B. II. Austin, Justice of the

Supreme Coyit, sitting in Probate theundesigned will 1 s

Sell-at-Kiibli- e Auction,Oiftho picmKcs,

At tho Residence ot Iho'lato C. T. Dillingham

. 7, The follow ing, pjopcrly,

ON WEDNESDAY,the' 14th day of 'March, 1883: '

A BEAUTIFUL, HOME,Pi opertyrof Jho bito C.-T- DiUinhani,

bituafc onjDOJiLE.GE AVENUE,,

adjoining the piopcity of Dr.j.'J. WM.

Whitney on the north and of B. P. Dil-lingham on the south. Sio of lot ,

150 ft. front and 225 ft. deep,Well fenced, and-wate- lnid on

from Government pipes.

The Dwelling Housecontains beven rooms, besjdes bathroom,pntry and kitchen.

Thcic are good consist-ing of servants' house, carriage

' house, Malls for 2 horses, feed room,tool room, nnrncss room, no.

Tho Buildings are all nearly1 now, and in'good condition.

uousc ruinjuuuiu uc tuiu coubisih,!. N

1 Iipn .shield cdbleml, , ,

1 Louniro. 1 Cace bofn.3 Buek y alnpt' Roofers' .

v

.Black walnut p;uid Vdal ehaiis,,'Childjen'sibckci.-!- ,

1 n..i.A i ,1.1.. ...... i,i .. ,,a vvmis ii.mik, "" viv S l'f t1 Small table, niaihlo toi), r

"-

-,i jvMcnsiou uiiung lablu.w.'1 Diuiiig room lamp, it'

- i uncut oi uruwers,Lot of pictures,

,Lot of New 'bVoSko'ry ware,,LSloyo, l,Bath tub.

Canal B.irrow, ' JUT 1

I lAn oi loots,Rubborillo&e, .

. , 1 Cm i luge Mai e, r1 SaddlpjMoro, ,t1 Phaeton!1 Set pf Harness, i1 Saddlelind Bridle. '

, ,B, F.rDILLINGIIAM1.iu lug.LDiLLlNGHAMi1' 1

Administrators of the EMuto of .,C. T Dillinghum.'de'ccascd,

' E. P. Adams. Auctioneeriionoiniu, jeii -- ., io.i. J31

z'.' HiiiawaiK z

HEPUEIMA, "mo ko PiliVPullnia puae ka mca o )onu ai

inn ka Halekuai o Dlllnuhanm ma, n eloan no kuxnukaua. tB30

E3f" iixii3 -- a

y ;isAjEmm

blllee, No. 07 Holol btreet. "All kinds of Baggngo and Paieels dc

Hvcied in nil parts of tho city with (lis-patc-

Having a'3uiri? CART

I am prepared to Jiaul SANP and otherjuatuilal, and make or lepair foot- -

)iitl(K, eitlicr by load, (Jay, or.coutdic), ;

Slnnd at Rnmbay'rt Htoro, King street..W. T. MacDox'lii, i Proprietor,

ur.y Olllce bvurd 0 a.m. tu 0 p.m.

NEW GOODS !

warnim rUttf-H2TWH-

nsEofiincnyifl

Xmorlnnii - 'nnlli'i-n- a yVV S "Ii .V.UI 4 Kil. w

1

.1 jBEBBp

Bond Unsc.

the above test, ami saw tho box opened,

.iM

it,.!

HCFFSCHLAEGERIS u

S& Co;.1 c

Tt'i'irn iinimimn ' ' ' '

. ' I 1 ll M ' )ll.(j('i '

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i ' Jl. f n't -' ROBINBON'S BUILDINp,', '"',',- -

QUEEN SliEET,a

i

NEXT TO F. I ADAMS.

33J lm

-- a --.

oO Um

as Jd - " oJT1 --4 irn a,m" 1 JT'IM "-- "COr

$ ? o-- ,Ja. rn

-

a. 'u s UJ3 fa f$ s

It. !-- a ,.

& s U0 'it I

Iw --. twCO

t 4'29 Ocq o

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i

Z'X A Q -- canUi

iAitiix;.A FEW GENTLEMEN can bo necom

modntcd with Board at a jnlvatoMuuf. mni ruspecinuio .ucigiiuoriioout

'a niinutcs'bf the PosYomce;For nnrticulars onnlv-at;lho- . Hpt.i.i-ti-

Olllce 310 lm

MJk PTRANGERSavUpind ..lOQCoiiifoi'table Homeat 118 Nuunnu, Avenue. Rooms furnish.ed single or suite, nt moderate charges. '300 Om MRS. J. T; WHITE i

I n .. .ii.i .

EST A lino sclcption of LadicH Satin.CorM'ts cun bo had at,, tho .Honolulu r

JS'c&.

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MMiitfiHIMiiMiS wrni ...!.,!&- -

TELEP,Hpf4JCv;- -

Dlmond HcaclTMarcli i, 0:8o a.m.Lihjt-Bns- C WindNothing in sight

ARRIVALS."Feb. 2-8- ""' '

Feb. 28 xr.(i ,,roUk I). C. Mttrry for Snli'Frrtnciko.Schr Mniw K.i Foster for. Vninuae,.Schr Jcntno'for ltoolnuSchr Llholiho for lCijloa

HJcKcvcro forl'fcirpYnspiul,-- ; . t,tilttue.KurcItu.for SauJEmucisco - -

VESSELS LEAVING THIS DAY.Stmr C K Bishop for KnitniHark Ultocti for Portland? i - -Term J. C. Ford for Sun FranciscoSchr Mnnuoktiwai for KeknhaSchr Malolo for IlnkulauStmr Wniumnnu.o for WnimnnnloUgtnc i JiVJrocMif for San Fynii.Sulir Mccfoo for PifrialitliSchr Kciki for KoolouSchr Mile Morris for Molokai

" ' ' "PASSENQLR'S.From windward ports per Iwalani

Feb. 28 Mrs. C. K. Bishop, Mrs.Hnalelcn, IL M. AVhitnoy, ,G. ,Mein-cck- c,

TAko1iat KjA kaVuihglGbuld,,

C L Tisdaic, fiargnianA Strclil, SCohen, A S Hood, and GO deck.

For Hanalci per Kckaulnohi Feb.27, 'Mrs. Judge JKakina, and about 20 deck.

For San Francisco per. "Eureka,-Fe-

28 Mr Lewis, Mrs Goodwin,Miss AHeo Mooro,.A Anuemnun. '

For British Cpluinbia.per'Revcro,-Fe-28 A Mclnnis.

For San Francisco per D.i C.Mnrrnv. Fnli 28 .T (iradv. MrsGljnSPpuMijl3inithi S V ftVobdman '

.D N Collings, Geo Ira, Jas Pretty,.las McUotlco, l'ong leo.

VESSELSN PORT! 'USS Lnckawanua,vWils'onHCX- - TuvuU.S.S. AVacliup'ctts, PearsonII. B. M. 8. Mutlnc, F. Edwards.i '. .:Am ship Hope,Ship Abqramp,'Clwpin"ah . r '". .

' "Ship Gettysburg,' TlftbbaldBk Hermann ' .,..'Bark UllockBakJFprest,Qriecajgtei - &Bark Emerald "Bktne Discovery, PerrimanAm tern Dakota,Tern M E SmithBgtnc Sclina m "Bgtnc Consuclo, HowardBgtnejJohn.DSurcpkc)3i-t- T ?j A 4 xBgtne Morning StarHaw brig Nlnlto, Caincrpn'

VESSELS EXPECTED.lllg , .Nnrae' ..From , DueStmr Subz, Dodd, frh S. F. March 8Stmr City of Sydney fm Sydney, 51k 12Stmr Zcalnndia from S..F. - 'March 18II. I. H. M's Naycs'dHbk"H. I. R. 51's SkobeleffH.LG.M'sLclpsicGcr S 8 Ehrcnfcls, fm Bremen, AplOBk Eleanor Vernon, fm N Y, Mh4Bk Lady Lnmpson, fm S F, IJlliSSnip Utago im bound, MhoBr shin Glcnhervlo fin Livem'l. Xtix,Am bktne Elinor Vernon, fm.N.Y.Mh 15Bk 'Janet Court; fm Liverpool, MarchBk Kitsap;lfm Sound, ' Mh 15

Tiirncr'from Bostonj dueBk C RBishop, from Bremen, F.b 30Gr bk"Canbpusfm"Brcmcn, Feb 7

Jublccfrpm Newpastlcfr I due:Br ship lA'mbassttdor.'-fm' Kycastlc''Schr l'annonia fm Humlioldt, ,

VESSECe'EEOTED AT1 KHUtTuiBk F S Thompson .from NajiahnoBgtnc Hazard fronr-P- t Towbscnd

'; '3 : A ji 'JiiUi Ci Cj ".i'sSllyvy " .Jitish8 5fcSi-(S- MULES. ,ri

.oO f )T7 VmSttt ". ii

,'t "f-T- " "H

.h.f. 'fiJAlLilS; lr1

JatiAjTivedferBktrie Discovery, ,

4 Fine Driving ASaddlq Horses

33 Fjjrie?M ules, 3 to 8,y rs. old.OrThe sto'c'k will'bo kept at

,W.'OI81mfrattrsKorral.Ajily.'io-JARNQLD-

.& SIIEIIER,n IIACKPELD & Co;

Honolulu, Feb. 21, 1883. 333 lw

A CUFF, yilh C011U .Cull' Button inwiiiie. Thciliiidor. will pipage

Co., anilreceive reward. 333 lw

l ,. (Mil, nJlMHt.

ON TliurMlay night, at tho Social, atStreet Church Ycntry a SILK"

UMBRELLA. AVI11 tho person who hastaken It by mistake, kindly return thosame to r in r. .. " "333 UjU3.fFi WATERHOUSE, JV.1

For Salts'The Loaio ol tho Storo and Dwelling House

On Nuuanu btreet,Herctofore'oecuplcd'by'Clitrn'FiTa.

Lease expires on January. IM, 1680. jRent $300 per annum? Ajtylto

J, T. IUckpelu and M. Gueen,331 If Hlfflyi-itcgofJ91ui-

jg Faa.

Notice. . S"

J iind'Hlck horse. Call. at his shopon Bethel.strcpt. on Brun'n.prcmlHcs., 807

JabiPrlntlHCfY EVERY, BfESgiHETIONiPocut:J ed.wlth neatness 'and 'dispatch at

PfW PMfT'8ttii ' " Wfi ""'WIStK- ., ii . .Wt83rnti in.i rmnwi i. an- - - xb vllt-'."j",!- ,' i.im(ssm

Oceanio Steamship Oomp'y.THE Al

Iron Steamer Suez,yotm, - - COMMANDEU

yill, leave llqnolulwFOR SAN FRANCISCO

aii --. . , juarcnFor iroiuiit or passazc, Having superioraccomodation, apply to,121 Wm.G. Inwi.v & Co., Agents.

:PKC1F1U' MAIL Slcn'm- -

""sl I jTCmnpiTny T "FOR SAN FUANU1SOO,

The Splcndlil Steamship- Ciiy of Sydnoy,

Dearborn Comma- - ndcr,Will leave Honolulu for Sun Francisco

on or about March 12.

FORrSYiiKEivi''AUCKLANDThe Splendid Steamship

Zealandia,.Webber,, --,, . Commander,i'ft it n't'- ' v .ii i io

For freight or passage apply to theuhdersigned agents,

"We. are fiow prepared to issue ticketsto San Franoisco'and return for $125,the Bound Trip.

II. Hackfei.d & Co.

C"vS Tv FOItSAN FRANCISCO

jfflitijjy The American Tern'J. C. Ford,

LelBulHst'cr 1' MaMcr.

Wlll.have quick Hispntch for above port.l'or freight or passage apply to

G. W. Mackaiiani: & Co. Agents.

igjaj; forvs'An 'FRANCISCb.1

jgggrg-- ' The Hue clipper bgtnc

jDonsuelo, . ,

Howard, c"i:'i .".in. - Master,Will haroAqulckr(1ispatcli for tho above

tpo'rt. "'"For. freight or passage apply to.. ,. 5W.M..G. ,Inmur& Co.,Agcnts.

:rftsH , FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

jjggB The cllnnet bgtuo , nJohn D. Spreckels, ,1

Jlastcr,Will have quick' dispatch for the above

cporti' For frelglit'or passage apply toWst. G.Juwin & Co., Ageuts.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

,ThelA 1 clipper ternDakota,

Wcndfy - ' . Master,WiU have 'quick' dlspatch'for the aboveport; For freight' or passage apply to

F.-A- Sciiakfkk & Co., Agents.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO.1

Tho new clipper

Bgtne Selina,Miller, - . ., Ma.stcr,

Will have quick dtapatch for the aboveport. For freight or passage npplyito

G. W. Macfaui.a.sk Si Co., Agents.

Q. B11EAVER.&, Co's-

BOSTON-- ' AND HONOLULUGiuUiu23&r LINE OP PACKETS.

TheiBark Martha Davis.WJU sail from Boston' onior.aho'ut.thbil5tli of June; Orders filled, promptly,rand freight taken aUbeJowcst ralc. ,

Annlvtd0. BKEWeICA'Co.", 310 1 ' Queen, Ht.HoiiQlUln.- -

J4h&. Steamer LiKelike,--

?iKing, J'sr:;

. Leaves Hoiioltilu ,eacji Tuesday at& lirritouohlng at Lalialna. Iao,-jla-ea

Bay, Makena,' Miihukntia', K"awalliae, Launaboehoe niid Hilo.

Roturnlnir. will toiich' at' all the1alovp ports, arriving ' at' 'Honolulueach Sunday a. ni. '".,',, 1

FOR HUiO DIRECT.' ',i.'ii. ii

Tho clipper schooLcrJennie Wftlker,

Underwood, . ' Master,Will run regularly bctwccnjllounluhiand Hllo. For freight or pussugc mpplyto the Captain, on board, or82 1 3m" A. F.1CO0KB. Agent.-- ,

: ; -1-- 7 'JX 4t 4VltBFABT8AtMKO'- -

.

Sohooner Ehukaii run regularly, t

TO WAIALUA EVERY MONDAY,1.iRcturning ou Thursday; weiithorj;.

pbrmlttlngr ZrFor freight or passage apply to tho

Captain on board, or to -

r?a ': 1 icF.'Cooiui.lAeiif;1 '

NEW aOODS !

Per City of Now York, froni Sydney,

Portmanteaus--VA.d Vfclises!I H'WDJUtAt Astonishingly Low Prices

--AT - 7a, II. JLVNOII'ft

' II I

No,.88 KingBtrecti

'tST.Tlib abpvo'urb,' manufactured jfr'om,me uvn Auiiruiiuii Kvmuvi. w

1TEHINLAMSteam Navigation Company's

LINJ! OF 8Ti:All FltW.

I The Iwalani,batks,h,; ' , p ", Commn fader,

Rfins regularly to' korirt and Kaii, asper following time table:

LkaVks HoxolClu at 4 r.st. oxTiiesdny, .Tan 0 Tuesday, Feb 20Frldav, .Tan 10 rriuay, iunreu aTflbsifay. '" Inn 80'r i"Tui.ida-- ? MhYoli 1.1Frtdny, "Ffiir D" Friday. JlSrcli 23

AltniV1! At Honolulu:Wednesday, Ja If Wednesday, Fe'S9Saturday g .Jaia7' Satiirday, . Ma H

Wedniidny, ,Fe 7, Wpilmwiiii Ma 2SSltmbiVi "'FtflT 'Sitlbrday, Ma 31

r.The CB.3ishopf 'cAMUitox, Commander,

Leaves' 'Honolulu every Mondayat 5 p.m., for Nawllhvlll, lvolon, Elecle,niid NVnlmcii, Kauai, lietundng, leavesNawlliwill every Friday .evening.

The James Makeo,(mcdokalu, .. . .'" --Comiiiaiidcr,

1 ' Leaves Honolulu:cvcryThursday, at 5 p.m. for Kapaa andllCllaue'a. Returning leaves Kapaacvcry.Tucsday evening.

A. FRANK COOKE,

Office, corner Nuuanu and Queen streets,Honolulu, H. I.,

Agent for the following Packets:fWalielc, , yrx. Waloll,Waichu. &$. AVaiinalu.M'alolo, ZmimA Kaluna,, jlJUnnn, WSSIb Julia,

' .Of ! iKd'MoliandiEli'ukai.- -

Red Flag; with Whits Ball.i . 118U . . .

JUST KECEIATED !

VOT OP" .M

HELMET HATS!To be sold veryTchoap, al

A. r. 'ME:ii:li'IS,,'r'104 Fort street 320.

For Snle,rNE"IMPORTED purebred' c sit

Berkshire Boar,j ,, IO IIIUIUUS old. t .fFor particulars' apply to

,,W.i. iv .'A.:D.UDOITi';!TnAl Macfarlanc & Co's.,

824 tf ' ' Kaahumanu st.!

a 1,'.;1 I .

'"I 'i I.

i'-.S;i- )i ;o:i.' .' awf'"5! J:i5 "3 '.

'i J 1I'1

California- -

Furniture ; ! ;

; f l n?.Cjcmipany;

WAR&UOOilB, N03. 50 and 58 - ''.

QUEEN BTHEET.' ' ' '

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,'

.. '., STOCK, OF ', ' .''

. i ';. , ill I 1.

:f.uenxjrE'., , if .:!. i '',.- -

' ' :iii thcltlagdbui,.',':.".. '' '' " ' "

"' ' ' '" ' whicl! will bo.

. .'A ...v,v ;i

Sold at the' Lowest Bates.

.EASY CHAIRS,

LOUNGES, and

' ,MATTRESSE8- 1.' h i ' J- '

Made lo order ut.bhort notice.,. U II. .! 'i '' -

'"- - t,,,! " e: ;

i

'1 J, I 1 11 '."Ao" cnt.

Telephone No:'7!.,. i'l " t. '207

.i..:iaji uii'"Kt,H. .in'.'H 'ilitfi.-- l 11. 1 'i i '

'.ii dti" r.i - .iimj,(,..

A BEAUTIFUL LOT OF'Pluihei, 6llki, Satlnt, Surrahi, .

mi'

Molret, Laces and Trimmlngi

Will bo opened this day 'by;

3 Vii CJJi lot Fort Street.fr . ;

a IUao

s

90?atEa

' R H"4

SK&T'CJt - -

w i'

Ladies' Jind Gent's

Gold and Silver irntclics

Just to hand.

Every Watch warranted as ,

represented.

V wIl'n.MV UnliwsoDtHSaBiiSdT(r9;3looQliio

W. uJs.MINT ASSAY, SSf

Fac-simil- u ot Silver Cases.

if

ppHJiMKaljffiHni: 1

No .

Actual weight,.nf GnW. ,

GrossWei o

to

fHP1 ?ir,TP(

' ')-'- -

Btclweniy,- -

Agent 'fotN. B. Bowaro of

tions, ns I discoveredseveral watches

the; of'Watches," wuiclTarc of Swissjrnnufactiuc, aro as

Wnlthnm

WVlfiwiflflCcrlifa'hnLllio acccoBpanyliwV"',CJtriTtjicuJiUhxtiTTnDi:,TJiAnK fiN jHuunrAnlcctly

VS0VO K.UNITCO ETATX3

(21.) J'ac-simil- .Gold Cascs,.--- -,

J '.'-- '. H ,1

A;" W. RICHARDSON &. CO. J3.--

' irhvc jiint per Sfici, A 5 M

L4dies?fWhite andrBrdnze Slipbers,"' ,r

latent Leatner pumpsa ,,- - , ,Also,.a Choice Belcqtionrdf ,, rfl' wmritl

Furnishing- - GoodsrHats, Ties, .Gloves-- , &c.

Cor. Fort and Merchant Streets. !'!WELLS' MUSIC STOKE, ,

& 107 ITort Street,Wc have just received, per "Ahcramnn," from 'Glasgow; a large invoice of

. ,, . English Mtibic Goods,

Pianos, Organs, Harmoniums,Accorcleons, Guitars, Banjos,

rsaCC

Violins,; Mutos, Brums,' StringsForemen kiiui'of string iustrumeuls, &c, &c.

which, added.to our immense nlrcady pit Imml, "rilakos our slore'Tiii-- : place to.purchase',''!' we' have now in goods bought for spdkmim-a- t theileading

ininnufacturerH of Europe, England' and Aiiifjrcq,, i( ,v ,, ,, fcW

If yon want the bdHwUu! ofiuikind of Musical we have themIf you ivuiii'niedium priced dr 1I10 vcry'chcapost, .vu have .them in stock.

Japanese and Fancy Goods ofeover.y-'desbriJitadn'- JsoH

'Furniture and Chairs chonper tlmn'any other

1XT A T TJTX A-

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havesilver bear

ing name' Walthornj

and soldirnl'ctics!

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including

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house. i,;i .'!"

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WATCHESya ;:.- - 1 ot oW

& SPEAE,75 EORT STttEET.,

Duilei'til cliiscoiiiit; tojtliGti'tttlo'

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OVETW GOODS. NEW OOOBIsJ.THE i'I'' ) 1 .'.

ONE PRICE MECHANICS' BAZARCorner of Fort and Merchant Streets,

H17,' to notify their friends and the gcncrul.pubUd that ." V'H 1

An entird new stock of Olotliing,

Hits just arrived hy Htcaincr Suez.' 'i'lAll the LaU'Nt XovoHIcm will niiiyc ly cvry. Ntcniuer. jy

Reinyii)lH!r, thCj.priuotlH.plaijily marked on each article, from which thcro isno deviation. To purchasers to

cent discount. (No

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jim s i''.'"--Tnwi-, VTrivcdL

' Hy the stmr City of New York,

DIRECT FROM AUSTRALIA,

Iincltcx' &;iicntlcmcn'

, SADDLES!Embioldcrcd nntl plain scats.

Bridles in Rhsset & Bik leatherHiding Whips nnd Harness,

The finest ever imported into these Is-

lands; also,

Solid Leather Portmanteaus,Carpet Bags, Pouches, and

Russet Leather Saddle Bags,

ONLY ATI

J. H. iinyoirs800 No. 88 King stret.o

SMOKERS"Who wish to ihdulgc in " A sweet whiff

' of the balmy weed Nicotian," w illdo well to call nt the

BEAVER SALOONwhere they will find the

Choicest Smoking and ChewingTobaccos, Cigars, &c.

POM.VRIEOAPOAltCtASC'OMMKltCIAIi Havana CioaksOBERONYacht Ci.xrn

Vanity Fair Cigarette,Meerschaum Pipes, &c, &c.

tyCoaie and be welcomed byH. J. NOME.

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

Boots & Shoesto suit all clasbes of purchasers, 181

THE OLD CORNEREstablished, 1858.

Ham Bros., : : Proprictora.

MEALSServed tip In first-clas- s style at all hours

Opai from 2 a, m. to 10 p. m."

Always on hand

Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes. t Ac, &c. Also,

Iced Irinli!75

If yoa wantjio see the

Largest Stock of LeatherIn the Kingdom,

i. . - ii to 4 queen Htreet.

If you want to see

The Beat Quality of LeatherIn the Kingdom,

(Jo to 4 queen Htreet.

If you want to

Buy Leather at the LowestPrices in the Kingdom,

to 4 quceu Htreet

If you want to Buy the

Best Quality of GroceriesIn the Kingdom,

. - uo to 4 queen Street.

If you want

More for your Moneywthan you can buy elsewhere in

jr ", the Kingdom,

Go to 42 Queen St.M. W. McCIIESNEY & BON.

S80 tf

FOIt SALE

OHIA and LEHUAK

FIRE WOOD' At $13 per Cord.

Apply to

A. F. Cooke,21S Dm Foot of Nuuanu street.

FIRE WOOD!FOR SALE,

.A-- t WCailcot Tfcates,,. Apply to

S. M. CARTER,

187 ' P. M. S. S. Wharf.

B& Units' Bilk Suspender (someJf thing new) will bo sold during the lloliv ,dy'ti at the Honolulu Clothing Emporl- -

JrumW'A'. M.T tow.' IWvrt Street, m

Sir- - f

O-- . WEST,Carriage gUff Builder,

Buggies, Carriages, Express Wagons

will every kinil of vehicles

manufactured.

BlnoksmiUiing, liorsc-sliocin- g,

nntl nil kinds of repairing done.

PIONEER STEAM

CANDY FACTORYAND BAKERY.

P. HORN, Prncticnl Confectioner,Pastry Cook and Bakor.

No. 71 Hotel st. Telephone 74.

WALLPAPER!

A Large Assortment,of tih:

LATEST STYLESOP

Fine Wall PapersAND

BORDERS!Just recurved, niidfor sale "by

WILDEB, & CO.

Call and examine. 147

S3ART NOVELTIES

IN

WALL PAPERAND

Ceiling Decoration

OK THE LEADINO

United States FactoriesJUST RECEIVED

BY

LEWEBS & COOKE

WBb

PLANTATION GOODS.Simple Belting,

Helvetia Laco,Tuck Packing,

Sugar Coolers,Clarificrs,

Fire Clay, . ''

Hemp Packing, with or without IndiaRubber,

Babbit Metal, '

Barbed Fence Wire,Stilling Steels,

Hoes, Pickaxe,Cane Knives, with or without hooks,

Hand and Smith Hummer.,Shovel", Axes,

Jackscrews, Vice,Steam-pip- e Brushes,

Patent Steam pipe Covering,Lubricating Oil,

Cement, Steel Hails,Sugar and Co.il Bags,

Twine, &c, &c.

For Bale by

II. IIACKFELD & Co.Oct. 10th

FOR SALE,' a No. 2

Warehouse Feed MillGrinds from 0 to 10 tons per day.

Also, pulleys, belts, etc., nil in goodorder; can be run by bteam or horsepower, just the article for a plantation.

ALSO,

HAY, OATS, CORN,Wheat, Bran, Bailey, Whole and

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

GO LAINE Co., 31 Fort et.

Water Notice.Oillco Sup't Water Works,

Honolulu, July 3, 1882.A LL persons having Water Privileges

are notitled that their Water Ratesarc payable semi-annuall- in advance,nt the oillco of tl'u Superintendent ofWater Wojks, foot of Nuuanu street,upon the ltt day of January and July ofeach year. OHAS.B. WlLSON,

Sup't Water Woiks.S. K. Kaai, Minister of Interior. 201

A Now Xjofc of

Colonial CandiesJust JBcccivcd at

845 A. . Cleghorn A Co'h.

J5gF'Vliito open front shirts, atClius, J. Fisliol's Leading, MillineryHouse, . .

iA- -

LOUIS"A'DIER,13 Nuuanu sticct,

i?IltiN .Ttint, XlcccivuclL stmr " Sue?,"

A largo invoice of all the latent styles of

BOOTS fe-- SHOESincluding a line assortment from the

well known manufacturers, Buck-ingham & Heckct, wlin have no

cental on the Pacific Coast.

GrENTS FINE CALFCongress, Buttoninnd Buckle Shoes.

Ladies' Sandali, Ties, &c.

Boy'i and Youth's Boots and Shoes,Gent's Splendid Call Boots.

Also, n fine assortment of

I&iilrfoer Groodtiwhich will he offered nt a bargain.

277 3m

BOOTS & SHOES!

Poot-we- ar of all kinds,and to suit every purse.

F. GEBTZHas just opened and is now selling a

Splendid Stochof Boots and Shoes

of the best workmanship and neateststyles.

Embroidered Christmas Slippers

Gentlemen's Fine Wear inEnglish Walking Shoes

Congress Gaiters, &c , &c.

The " Stronghold" English Walking Gailars

that never rip.

French Calfskin Dress BootsRiding Boots, Plantation Boots,

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

t3F"A large stock of French Dressing.F. GERTZ,

114 ITort SStvoot,2G1 ly Opposite Pantheon Stables

Just Rocoivod, those Desirable

HELMET HATSThe most suitable hats foi this

climate. Foi sale by ,

275 A. S. Cleghorn &, Co,

rREAT ADDITIONS to our foimcrV--J stock, c bin;, Ivalak.iua, and Cityof Sydney, of

Ship Chandlery & Ship Stores:Cordage hemp Manila, cotton duck,Flax cninas, flax sail twine, beeswax,uiocks, oars a 10 34 it ; suncKics,Bales of oakum, hooks' nnd thimbles,Club blocks, uatch blocks, row-lock-

Iron strop blocks, mast beads slilcves,Melalinc nnd patent bushing,Stockholm tar, pitch, coal tar, tar oil,Bright and black varnishes, wire riggingMnillnc, seizing houscline, ratlin,Spunyain, caulking irons, copper tacks,Iron tacks, connecting links,Mnrliii spikes, caulking mullets,Mnst hoops, hund spikes, pitch mops,Tar brushes, &c.Paints and Paint Oil, n full assortment

of all kinds nnd colors;Pacific Itubbcr Paint, n now lot, includ- -

nil the various colors;Brushes Paint, varnish, pencil, white

wash, paste, artist, shoo, tcruli, andsash a good assortment'of 'each;

Axes and hatchets, wood and shingling;Ship lanterns nnd side-light- s the Regu-

lation article.Groceries and Provisions.A full assoitmcnt of flue groceries, In.

'eluding some' ch.nco vniictics'bfcanned goods:

Table pic fiults, jnms nnd jellies, n nowaiticle, put up by n new linn, andwo can highly lecoininend theinasbeing something really nice;

A now lot of Teas, ireluding sonic supc-- 1

lor Japan varieties;Sugar Refined and rnw;Hams, bacon, lard, smoked beef, in tins,

new article; ,Curried fowl, curried oysters,Pi 11111 nuddini;. kits salmon bellies.Kits mackciel, kits tongues and sounds,Codfish, cheeso, Oxford sausage, in tins;uiiihiuh, 111 ?a, ;4 mm yt uoxes;Raisins, iti tins; currants in 4 & 71b tinsPickles, in 1 gal., $ gal.,-qts- , & S gal kgsCorn starch, tapioca, vermicelli,Mucaroni, dried apples, prunes, plums,

peaches and pears.FLOUR AND BREAD.

Golden Gate extra family, Eldorado,Golden City, Graham, oat and corn mealMedium bread, assorted crackers,Ginger snaps, tally, saloon pilot bread,Soda biscuits, rice and codec,Whnlc and sperm oil.Sperm candles, 4s and Os.

All of the above will be sold at theHeat Market Mates,

Buyers aro most respectfully invited tocall and examine our stock.

m BOLLES & CO.

J. M. OAT,,V

Sttioii.evs and.Jr., CO

Just Received, ox

OABINKT rilOTO AIillIIMH, AlITOMRAVlt IIOOKH,

IMtOJlUXADK 1IAUM, PrRMKH, 1MPKR, KJtVKI.OITKM,v

Base Balls and Bats .

Now is the time to subscribe for Newspapers and Periodicals for 1883,"in

tSTAU will be filled promptly.J , ,

253 Gazette Block, 25 Merchant Street,

39 Jt,

to

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Have Suoz,

orders

Ne.

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12 Button Kid Gloves,"Wiirraiitetl

CHARLES J.

Established 1850,

J. W. ROBERTSON & CO.,(BUCCKSSOllS TO H. M. TTI1ITKBT.)

Importing and Manufacturing Stationers.PUBLISHERS,

Printers and Book-Binder- s,

Hos. 19 and 21 Merchant street, ' '"

The Oldest, Largest, and CheapestEstablishment in tho Kingdom. ' '

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

Foolscan. Leenl nnd Bill Can. "IBnlancc'Pnpcrs,

Envelopes, sizes;

'Journal and TrialLinen Paper and

'Writinof anil flftTiviTicr TtiTtb." ""O

Transit Books, Field and Level Books",

Memorandum nnd Pass Books,Silver and Card

1

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Safe Co., athere on way

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Mucilage in nil especially ndaptcd to thisDrawing - -- -

PerforatedDi..im. oi.iTTi' !. t. .. - j t. j ' 11 1. 1 tfJ.UK", jdooks anu jraas, - ! kNote, and . , ,

other in our line to be found in a itjcllkcpt stockt

have made such with our ns will ushereafter to keen on hand n assortment, to receive lntcstipicces as

arc published. Any oider 'will receive our best182,

CHAMPAGNE CIDERMudc.froin the purest materials,

Islands !

H will thoroughly refresh the jadedmind and wearied body."

JT. FlMher, Iiilihn Street.Town orders mny be left

Weik's, Kinir street. 252

LUCAS,Contractor MyE 1

and Builder, aw5Honolulu Pinning Mills, Espla-

nade, Honolulu.,Manufactures nil kinds, of Mouldings,

Brackets, Window Frames, Blinds,Sashes. Doors, nnd all kinds Wood-work Turning, and BundSawing. kinds Sawing and Plan-ing, Mortieing'ilnd Tenanting.

Orders promptly attended to andguaranteed. Ordersfrom tho other Is-

lands solicited i ,

MAX

Watchmaker

Nos. 118 and 115

Splendid New Stook of Solid

JEletant Gold andSilver-plate- Ware, &c, &e.

subscriptionMagalnca rpte Subscription,

;WIVoavs IealeiN,

3m

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Wear, nt I

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adapted for IS&jiV

Surveyors Engineers;

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FIRE! FIRE I FIREArrive per barkenlins Discevery.

HALL'SFIRE PROOF SAFES

Haying, appointed Agent for theHawaiian Islands

Hall's Safe and Iock Co.now prepared ordersProof, nnd Burglar Proof,

Jewelers, Duelling House, and Side-Boar- d

Safes, Jewelry Plato Chests,Fronts, Victor and Npyelty, Bank

Locks, &c.R., ,F.olk, General tor

and Lock presentstaving his Australia,

gladly famish any informalldn're-0- ''

gardlng the Safes, &c.

MAMUKIi230 Beaver Block. ,

sizes, climate;Paper and Pencils,

Trncincr Paper and Cloth,

DU1141111K Diuppinjf icccipi,Droft, Receipt Books,

And numerous articles

MUSIC! MUSIC!We anangements Music Agcats, enable

full and also thethey special and prompt atten-tion.

best

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ing Jeweler,t

Fort Street, ; ; Honolulu.

J. W.t ROBERTSON & Go's

Subscription Department

Gold and Plated Jewelry,Silver Watches. '

18U

lnnll nun M.i tie

enabled furnish the Punrrs

WE arc prepared to receive further oiilcrs for npy Paper or Magazine publishcd California, the Eastern Stutes, Canada, und Europe. '

differentHcanulnnvian

PancrsnudI.iiiiL'unL'CK.

Slucnzinrs. niilillslii the English, French; German, andiuu jin-Hi'u-i no icceivc ny

As list is large, wcof

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