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THE DAILY

Pacific Commercial Advertiser

IS PUBLISHED

Every Morning Except Sundays.

SUBSCRIPTIONS :

Daily P. I. Auvkktiskk, one Vf ur 1 00Dailv P. C. Advkktikkh, six mouths 3 00Daily P. C. AiiVkrtiskb, three months 1 50Daily P. C. Auvkktiskk, per month 60wkkkly P. C Advertihkk, one year 5 00ft fiifu .Subscription, W. P. C. A. (including

Postage; - 6 50

Puynhle Invariably in Advance

TIME FOR THE COILNTUY.

HOROLOGY AND ITS HUMBLE HOMEAT WASHINGTON OBSERVATORY.

A Room Given Over to Clocks, TickersAnd Telegraphy Description of thePrincipal Time-Piec- e- and TUeir Use

The Hack Clock.

The clocks and Instruments used to dis-tribute time are in a very humbleapartment in basement of the univer-sity, the observatory Itself bing so smallthat it would be diflicuit to get the clocksInto it. The mean approach to this base-ment scarcely prepares a visitor for theinteresting sight which awaits him. Theroom is ju9t given over to clicks, tickers,and telegraphy. The principal clock ureencased most carefully and mounted onpiers of solid masonry which absolutelyprevents vibration by coming in contactwith the earth at their base alone, six oreight feet below the surface. Of thethree one Is kept absolutely correct, whilein the other two the errors are allowed toaccumulate and a record of them kept inthe most careful manner. One of theseerratic timepiece got part of asecond behind one day last week and wasduly recorded, and from the records itseems that another varied nearly two sec-onds in a whole year. The error is de-tected by a very scientific process of star-gazing, described latent).

The magnificent clock which registersstandard time is considered as fine a time-piece as can be made, and comes from theworkshops of Hohwn, of Amsterdam, Hol-land, who shares with Frodsham, of Lon-don, England, the reputation of being oneof the two finest makers in the world. Itis of course devoid of any ornament, andis constructed for pure utility. It standsabout five feet high and has a secondspendulum of thirty-nin- e inches. It hasthe Graham dead-bea- t movement, and Itsface has three dials, one recording thehours from one to twenty-four- , an-other the minutes, and a third the sec-onds. It is the duty of this clod;, whichIs wound up once a week, to gc steadilyon and record the time as accurately aspossible, and as it is never altered anyerror is registered against It. In order toassist it in keeping accurate, It is inclosedIn three air-tig-ht cases and a thermometerwithin the glass fronts of these, recordsany variation from 70 degrees Fah., whichis at once rectified.

WHAT THE OTH Ell CLOCKS DO.The next clock registers sidereal or star

time, which differs considerably fromstandard time, inasmuch as ths siderealyear contains 300 days. Hence this clockcan only agree exactly with its Dutchneighbor once a year, and now the varia-tion is about seven hours. Jt is by E.Howard & Co., of Boston, and is not soneat in appearance as that showing stand-ard time, though it resemb.'es it in sizeand shtpe.

The third clock has more work to do. Itis also by Howard, and is know as "No.22o." It Is kept at central or Mississippivalley mean time, just six hours behindGreenwich and forty-nin- e seconds beforeSt. Louis local time. Unlike the two re-

corders of time just referred to, this clockis kept just right, and as a matter offact it requires very little regulating. Attimes astronomical observations prove itto be an intinitesimal f t action of a secondin error, and this is rectified by increasingor decreasing by a fraction of a grain theweight which provides the motive power.The face is of the regulation character,the hours running from one to twelveonly, and exactly above the figure twelveis a small platinum spring, which pro-jects sufliciently to be touched by the min-ute hour just as it records the hour.

The moat hard-workin- g clock in the col-

lection is the hack clock, which does thegreat bulk of sending out time. Its huge

endulum beats alternate seconds, thtick being audible as already explainedboth In the observatory and at various of-ric- es

and stores down town. By its side i9

an ordinary seconds pendulum freely andaccurately hung, and which, when set inmotion, runs by force of gravity. It ticksin exact unison with the hack clock, butregisters the seconds only, so that whenat work a double beat is recorded. At9:i5 every day the hack clock is put ex-

actly right, and a minute later "time" iscalled to all the points taking time at 10.

This preliminary warning having beengiven, double beats commence at 9:."S, andcontinue for oO seconds, when the circuitis opened. At 9:50 the clock begins agrnand sends single beats only for oOseconus,when the circuit is once more opened, un-

til exactly 10, when a single beat is given,followed by the telegraphic signal, "10 K.Ob." and the signaling is over. Globe-Democra- t.

A Great Difference in Copyist.There is a great difference in copyists,

both in stj-l-e and swiftness. The averagecopyist can topy and compare about 0,0itordinary words per diem, while an extrarapid one can write 10,000. The l '.woman, however, is liable to break down ifhe tries to hold up to that number forany length of time. A twelve months'work, subdivided into months, of the fast-est penman in this office, is as follows:April, 235,344; May, 202,163; June, 293,025;July. 255,825; August, 241,451; September,238,222; October, 254,138. November, 242,-58- 7;

December, 251.2S1; January, 173,531;February, 207,109, and March, 265,105,-ota- l

number for the year, 2,919,S61. Dep-

uty Recorder in Globe-Democr- t.

Ircrtisemfnljs.

ATTORXIAS.AT.L1W,

CLARENCE W. VOLNKY VASHKOKD. ASHKOKD.

AMhlord A AMhlord,ATTORNEYS, COUNSELLORS, SOLICITORS,

ADVOCATES, ETC.OtHVe Honolulu H-I- adjoining the Pos

Office. 4M&wtf

JOHN T. DARE,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,Office No. 12, iSpreckels Block, Honolulu.

176 oct21tf

BROWN, ATTOt NE V ANDCECIL Public, Camplell'a Block, Merchautstreet

M, THOMPSON,

ATTOUNK Y-AT-- W,

And Solicitor In Chancery Office, Campbell'sBiork, second story, rooms 8 and 9. Entrance onMerchant street, Honolulu, H. I. 44 tf

J. M. iWONSARRAT.ATTORNEY AT LAW

AND

NOTARY PUBLIC.

Real Estate In any itart ol the lilnt;.Bough t..1- - alri aud Leased on Commission,Loans Negotiated .jci Legal DocuniHata Drawn

No. 27 M KCHANT ST1EET,Gazette Blo-k- , Honolulu. 45-- tf

Metropolitan Market

KINti STREET,

Q. J. WALLER, PROPRIETOR

Clioleett MentH from ElueHl Herd,

milies and ehlppln.' supplied on SHORT

NOTICE ai .1 at the

Lowest Market Prices.

All meats delivered from this market are thorongly hllled imrnedsntely after killing by meansof a Bell-Colem- Patent Dry Air RefrigeratorMeat so treated retains all Its Juicy properties,and ig GUARANTEED TO KEEP IX)NOEBAFTER DELIVERY' THAN t REHIILY-KILLE- D

MEAT. 47-- tl

PLANTERS, ATTENTION !

MULES !!Jnst received, exn.rigJCONSUELO,

1 8 Fine Youno-- Mules

Which are offered for saleJon reasonable termsApply tr

WM. G. IRWIN & CO106 sap29 tf

Foundation Timbers ! !

We have jnst received from Australia a few Iron-bar- k

Foundation Timbers.

SIZES-16x- '4 lnehe, 12 Feet I.ontf.And llxis InelieM, 16 I'eet Iai.

Thesje timl-ers- , as tbir name signifies, arenearly as solid and durable as iron, and forfoundation purposes, or others of like nature,cannot be surpassed.

W. O. Irwin & Co.311nov23tf

MONTHLY PAYMENTS.

All amour hi for Advertising and Job Printingat the

Pari fie Coimaercial li. ertlwer

i Office will fr n this date he presented for pay' ment monthly.

Honolulu, Mai ch 2, Isj.s.

SUN FIRE OFFICEO F I. O N I O N

ESTABLISHED 1710.

EFFECTED UPON EVERYINSURANCES property at the current ratesof premium.

Total sum Ins ured iu 1885 - - 327,333,700

Claims arranged by the local agents, and paid

with promptitude and liberality.

The Jurisdiction of the Local T ribUi.is recognizee

i. W. Macfarlane & Co.,

31dtwtf Agvntsfor the Hawaiian Isdanda.

ROYAL INSURANCE COMP'Y

Or LIVERPOOL.

CAPITAL, I o.ooo.ooo

UNLIMITED LIABILITY.

e Insurance oi all .leseriptioiiX; will be efleoted at Moderate Jtates of Premum, by the undersigned.

WM. G. IRWIN A COManagers for Haw. Islands

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Fire and Marine Insurance to.

Of New Zealand.CAPITA I.. : io.ooo.ooo.

EstablislieU an Agency atHaving for the Hawaiian Islands, theare prepared to accept risks against Fire

in dwellings, stores warehouses and merchandise,on favorable terms. Marine risks on cargo;freights, bottomry, profits aud commissions.

Losses promptly adjusted A payable.19-d- wtf WM. G. IRWIN" & CO.

Kolictlct Saloon.

Best of Ales, Wines and Liquors

ALWAYS ON HAND.

Fancy drinks of every descriptiona specialty.

Eu H, Webb,SOnAwly Proprietor.

JOHN COOK,

House Carpenter & Builder,31 AlakOH Street,

Will furnish estimates and mak'j contracts forany description of woJ buildings.

Jobbing of all kinds done, and satis'artionguaranteed.

Charges as low as the lowest. 57 tf

THOMAS I.IN733AY

Manufacturing Jeweler,No. 60 Niiuanii Street,

lloiiolnlu, II. I.Particular attention paid to --epairiug. H'itf

Furnished or Unfurnished

COTTAGE ON LUNALILO AND PIKOIISTS.,furnished complete for housekeeping. Use

of horse and carriage; larjje garden. ArplytoCHAS J. FISHKL,

127-oct"- tf Cor. Fort and Hotel Sts.

BEAVEFS SALOGN.NO. t FOK.T NTKKKT.

Opposite Wilder A C'o.'s

H. J. Noite9 Proiir.opior ruM 3 a. ji. till 10 p. m

FIRST-CLAS- S LIXCHES, COFFEK,

TEA, SODA AT ATE!!. GI.M.J K AI.F,

Cijiars and TobaecovOF BEST BRANDS

Plain and Faiicy 11 PES personally selected from

the Manufacturers, and a Lar?e Variety

of BENT QUA LIT Y

SMOKERS' ARTICLES.Loverso BILLIARDS will find an Elrtnut

EiiUirswiCft i mm milon the Premises.

The 1'ioprietor would he pleased to receive a call

from his Friends and the Public enerai;yw lio mai-- desire a

I.VN4 II. A SMOKK. OK A iiANi: OIHliJ.IAKhS.

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rvf or i vriitfTJCj

We have on hand a consignment of

Automatic Trash FeedingFurnaces.

Fo. four and five foot furnaces. complete withgrat bars, hearers and trash carriers. Machinesof tris make are now in successful operation atSpe W lsville, Makee Sugar Company and otherplan ations. Also, a consignment of

Filter Presses,Having ail the latest improvements.

PLANTERS AND OTHERSInterested are requested to call and examine theabove. For prices aud further particulars apply to

Wm. CI. Irwin & Co.,2Uf Atfents.

BONE MEAL !!

The uiiileraisned are now prepared to receive orders for this Celebrated Fertilizerfrom the manufactoryof Duck !t OhlaudtSan Francisco;

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

Water 8.10 per centOrganic Matter 29.18 "Silicious Matter 4.65 'Lime 31.70Phosphoric Acid 23.11 " "Oxide of Iron 85Carbonic Acid 1.89 "Alka Salts 52 "

100.00Nitrogen 2.7 per cent.Orders Received will have Promjit

and Careful Attention.

W. Gr. Irwin & Co.,Agents or the Hawaiian Islands,

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GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY,

St. I. I.Manufacture and supply all kliuls of

Hook, New.Flat aud I.alel Papers.Kinder Hoard,

Twines, Etc.

W G. RICHARDSON,it ESI DENT AGENT

'2 O . Loidesdorir Street.Telephone No. 47. NAN FRANCISCO.

N II. Special Attention given toI.arjre Oni tract. 8 tf&w

The RisdonIron & Locomotive Works,

Corner of Beale and Howard Streets,

SAN FRANCISCO CA LIFORNI A

W. H. TAYLOR PresidentJOS. MOORE Superintendent

OF STEAM MACHINERY, IN1UILDEKSbranches; Steamboat, Steamship,Land Engines and Boileis, High Pressure orCompound.STEAM VESSELS, of all kinds, built complete

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

visable.STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges aud Steam Tugs

constructed with reference to the trade iuwhich they are to he employed, speed, ton-nage and draft of water guaranteed.

SUGAR T.lILUs AND SUGAR-MAKIN- G MA-CHINERY made after the most approvedplans. Also, all Boiler Iron Work connectedtherewith.

WATER PIPE, of Boiler or Sheet Iron, of anysize, made in suitable lengths for connectingtogether, or Sheets Rol'ed, Punched andPacked for shipment, ready to be riveted onthe ground.

HYDRAULIC RIVETING, Boiler Work andWater Pipe made by this establishment,Riveted by Hydraulic Riveting Machinery,that quality of work being far superior tohand work.

SHIP WORK, ship and steam Capstans, SteamWinches, Air and Circulating Pumps, madeafter the most approved plans.

SOLE AGENTS and manufacturers for Cre Pa-- c

tic Coast of the Heine .Safety Boiler.PUMPS Direct Acting Pumps, for Irrigation or

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

J. N. s. WILLIAMS HonoluluRoom No. 3, upstairs, rpreckels Block.

(Agent for Hawaiian Islands )9seW-lyJ-- v

E. IT. Mayhew,CONTRACTOR AND Bl ILDER,,

Sti Hotel Street. Honolulu. II I.,

(Orplte Fashion Stables).

P. O. BOX 315. BELL TELEPHONE 53.

All work in my line faithfully done. Plans ands perinea tions iu!e. Jobbing in all details donea: short notice. Good work Miid low charges ismy motto.

L. G. SRES0YIC1I & CO.,Commission Merchantsand Wholesale Dealers inForeign and Domestic Fruits, green and dried;manulaeturersof Desiccated Cocoanut. Bananas.Limes. Pine Apples. Sicily Lemons, Tahitioranges and Cocoanuts, Nuts of all kinds, Datesand Smyrna Figs,

Pi.cking Fruit for export a specialty. Long ex-perience in shipping to China. Australia, Mexico,Central America, Eastern States, etc. TropicalFruits Imported direct by every steamer.

Branch House, San Francisco, P. O. box 13s.Honolulu, 11. I., P.O. box O.

413, 4l.i ami 417 Washington street, opposite PostOtlice; 412, 414 and 416 Merchant street.

10J feb'-'-t; bT MA N FRANCISCO.

S. L. BTANLKT. JOHN ttKi: tNCt,

Spruance, Stanley & Co.,Importers and Jobbers of Fine

WHISKIES, WINES and LIQUORS

410 Front St., San Franclnco.2 it Aw

18AAC E. DAVIS. MKNHV COWKLL

DAVIS & CO WELL,MAXrrACTt'BKHS OK

Santa Cruz Lime,IMPORTERS OF ENGLInH PORTLAND (

A 1 EH, FIKE UU! CKS, FIRECLAY, Etc.211-21- 3 UKl'MM Street, h t. CUy and Wnshlngtoo,

P. O. Box 2,292. SAN FRANCISCO.

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

FIRKMEN'.S EQUIPMENTS,12 and 14 Pine street, San Francisco, fcal

Agents for Klrby's fcanta Crui Tanneries, tsoluHarness and all other kinds of leather.4 seU 1 y

M. H. &LLJS. t. w. mum.JULLIS & MILLEHWholesale and Commission Dealers In

Hay, Grain and Feed25 and 27 SPEAR .STREET,

Between Market aud Mission, HAN FRANCISCOr Order Solicited. 6dec2-l- y

Whilticr, Fuller & Co.,Manufacturers of

PIOJVEER WHITE LEAD,PACIFIC RUBBER PAINT,

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

21.23 Front St,, t j Siu FrancUeo

C. MAIN. k. II. WINCIIESTEH

Main & Winchester,Manufacturers and Importers of

Harnet, Saddle, ItrldleM, V1iIh.COLLARS, SADDLERY WARE, ETC.

Nos. 214, 21 r, 218 and 220 Battery H treet. Rm. iaui loco, illustrate a catalogue Ren ton application. Kilinrb3D

MANHOOD f J RESTORED

The reason that Thousands cannot grt cured ofSEMINAL WEAKNESS, LOSS OF MAS-HOO- D,

and the result of ' abuse., disease or ercsses,is owing to a complication called PROSTA TOR-RU- E

A. 1)R. LIElitem INVIOORATOR isthe OXL i'curefor PROS TA TORRUEA. Price,fiM per package, 6 pack ages, JtlO.OO. Guide toHealth and Self-Analy- st sent free. Address LIE-BI- O

VISPENSA R rfor Diseases of Men ,400 Geary St., San Francisco, Cml.

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Dodge, Sweeney & Co.,Kan FranclMco, t'al.

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

SOLE AGENTS FORIAbby, MeNelll A I.IIbyM 4 auneC

Meat.H. 51. IiieeM (Engle Uraud) 4 liicafHanitHenry Vcrbace's (aimed Vienna audHam Sanitate,Ami . W. Hume's "Flajc" Uraud of --

Canned Salmon. 104 mch2 87

0. M. Josselyn Co.,Importers and Wholesale Dealers In

Ship Chandlery,38 and 40 Market St San Franero.Agents fo Taunton Sheathing Metal Manufactur- -

Ing Company. 12fe2:-l- y

WATERH0USE & LESTER,Importer1! of

gon LumberAnd CARRIAGE MATERIAL.

16 to 22 Iteale Street. San FranelneoJ3-.ly-7

LEVI STRAUSS & CO.,14 and 16 Battery street, Kan Francisco Cal.

Importers of Foreign and Domestic DrygoodsHosiery, Ladles and Gent's Furnishing Goodsole Proprietors and Manufacturers of the'cele-barte-d1PATENT RIVETED CLOTHING

11 1an2i S7

WENXEIl & co.2 Fort Street.

Have on hand New Foreign and HomemadeJewelry.

Watches, Urarelots, Necklets,Tins, Lockets, Clocks,

And ornaments of all kinds.

Silver aai Gold Plato.Elegant Solid Silver Tea Sett.

Suitable for Presentation.

ENGRAVING AND NATIVK JEWELRYA Specialty.

Repairing lu all It branelien.r Sole Agents for King's Eye Prese! vers .

UNION FEED CO,

Quern t Hlinburgh streets',

WHOLUtALK HKTAIL

Dealers lu

HAY A N I 1 A I N .Telephone No. 175.

Goods delivered piouiptly.

Island Order Solicited.

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We have received a consignment o the mostEconomical anJ Valuable Feed for all

kinds of Stock, viz.- -

COOKED LINSEED MEAL.It Is the greatest Fltfch former. Milk and

Butter producer m use.

Oil Cake Meal shows abort 27 per rent, of uuritive matter; this nearly 3! per cent.

100 tt.8. o this meal is equal to 300 lls. of oats,or 31H lbs. of corn, or to 767 lbs. of wheat bran.

For Sale in Lois to Suit.Also, our Unrivalled MIXED FEED, as well as

our i:sual supply of the best kinds o

Hay, Oat. Wheal, Corn, file., Hie.

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John F. Colbiirn,Importer and Dealer in

Hay and Gfraiii,Corner Kins: and Maunakea Streets.

Good3 delivered promptly.Mutual telephone 'iS7. 37 tf

TELEPHONE 55

FIVTERPKISrPPLANUM 31 ILL. P

Alakea. nep.r uiicrn Si.

To the Public.

The Pacific Transfer Co.,Office with C. K. Miller, 42 Merchant street.

Bell Telephone 377. Mutual Telephone 3'J1

I am fully prepared to do all kinds of drayage,hauling or moving work, all of wulch I will guai-ante- eto execute faithful! v.

36 ' s. F. GRAHAM, Proprietor.

J. H . SOPE Tl ,Successor to

J. M. Oat, Jr., & Co.,

STATIONERS & NEWS DEALERS,

Hawaiian Oasctte Block.27 Merchant St., Honolulu. II. I.

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JOSHUA IIENDY

Miachirie "WorksNo. 35 to 51 rremont Sli eet.

SAN FRANCISCO.

Manufacturer? of New and dealers in Second-hand

Boilera. Engines anil Machinery

Of Every Description.

Have constantly in stock New ann Second-han- d

WOOD-WO- K KING MACHINERY,MACHINISTS' TOOLS,

IRRIGATING AND PUMPING MACHINERYPIPING. PIPE-FITTING- ETC.

Catalogues and price lists forwarded upon appll- -

cation. 7fe2t-l- -

X. F. BURGESS,SI Kins: St.. Honolulu.!;

BAGGAGEAND

GENERAL EXPRESS.Praying and steamer freight carefully

handled.

Olliee Telei .one Iteidenee 152.:iU7 dee"tf

C'litus !Spreok.-l- a Wm. G lrwln.

CLAITS SPRECKELS & CO.,

HoNoI.t'LU HAWAIIAN INLANDS,

Dr.tw Kxr liunge on Ibe principal parts of l.

Will receive deposits on open account, uiakrcollections and conduct a general banking andexchange business.

Deposits hearing Interest received In t'neir SaviriKs Department subject to published rules andregulations. 17ooUf

CLAU8 spaaciELg WM. a IRWIN.

WM. G. IRWIN & Co.,Sl'GAK FACTORS uml CoiumiImnIoh

Honolulu U. I.

M. PHILLIPS & Co.,Importer hiiiI Wholesale Dottier iuBoots, Shoes, Hats, Meu'c Furnish-ing and Pancy Goods. ? o. 11 Kaahumaim street

Honolulu, H. I. 25tf-- tf

MAOFABLANE & C0-- ,

71IOLK.SALE EAT. KICK AM) K..1 eral Jobbers in WINKS and LlQUOiUS.

No. 12 KHahiimauii Ntrect.HONOLULU. as-t- f

H. HACKFELD & CO.,'.OKRAL COMMISSION AGENTS.

-- G tf Queen !St., Honolulu, H.I.

F. BANNING. W. MAKKTKNS. V OrrKKHKlT

ED. HOFPSCHLAEG-E- & CO.,Iinior(rtV Commission Merchants.

Honolulu, 11. I. 27-- tf

WM. McCANDLESS.No. (nicoii Street,

Fish Market. Dealer in choicest HKl'.b; VEALMUTTON, PLSH.etc.

Family and Shipping Orders carefully attendedto. Live Stock furnished to vessels at shortnotice, and vegetables of all kinds supplied toorder. 29 tf

AV. II. ALDEICH,General Itusiness .Aent.

Has removed to J. I. Dowsetfs store, Queen st..where be will attend to any Lusiness entrustedto his care.

DEPOT OF UNION DAIRY.

Orders for milk respectfully solicited, audprompt attention given to the delivery of thes ame. 4 i

is'ew Photograph Rooms.

OVEK MCHOL'S STORE, FORT STREET,the Shooting Gallery. Pictures, Port-

raits aud Views. First-clas- s work. Satisfactionguaranteed. 114ap2 A. GONS.VLVES.

Employment Officer"HK UNDKKSIGXKD HAS MOVED INTOl the oilice of Mr. J. E. Wiseman, where he

will he prepared to furnish household servants,collect biils, do Anglo-Chines- e interpreting, and agener business. 51 SOYoNG.

O. f2ST. C. W. MACFARLANE.

Dissolution of Partnership.

IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THENOTICE of H. M. Dow iu the business ofWest, Dow Jt Co.. Fort street, Honolulu, hasbeen purchased by G. West. The business willbe conducted under the firm name of

W F. S T , I ) O W Jt CO.,Which Mr. Dow will continue to manage, hutwithout any further responsibility for the firmdebts or obligations. All debts due the late firmof West, Dow ii Co., should he paid to the uudei-sijjnei- l,

w ho will pav all debts due )v it.WEST, DOW Jt CO,,

Per G. We-it- .

, Honolulu, December 13, ISHti. :tr."ialti

J. hi. EEOWN.Ammiifaiit, Land, Estate and

La1or Agent. Accounts Collected.

T .nry address at J. E. WISEMAN'S, Mer-chant street.

References Hon, A. S.C'eghoru, II. J. i'reigh-ton- ,Esq.

P. O. i!o 4f.'.. 358 decD'.tf

LOST.LACF HANDKERCHIEF, WITH THE

initial B. P. U., the property of Her RoyalHighness Princ ess LiPnokalani. The finder wi 11

)e suitably rewarded on account of personalvalue attached by owner. Return to Chamber- -

lalu's ollife. 31i uovTtl '

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PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. DECEMBER 28, 188B.

CHUN JiOOK. r: us nr. fa is.sources national irv.-nu';- . The Loan ;

Act shows that there is nt th sli:htetfoundation for this, and no pledge could j

be given outride of the eni-tnn-nt.- "

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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTES.

Head advertisement ot Martinelli"scider. m

Martindli's cider i- - the !': and purc.--tmade.

Val Hlatz Milwaukee la-c- r beer thetinot in the market. bottled expreiyfor thi- - climate.

Fur geiit' embroideied uspeJers, col- - ;

lar and cuif bcxt. and shaving sets, go tokadis' store, lot Fort street.

Just received, ur;drc-e- d kid gloves ianew shade, fancy white and lolured em- -

broidered handkerchief' at hs' store.I'n hes-- e l kid ladies.' underwear,

pink, white, cream and blue cadmiere justreceived by last te nuer. at C. J. Fi-hel- 's.

-- V lot of Turk. Polo and Tarn pluh taps,children's N.rmandy bnnets and ladieshat ju-- t received at ach'' store, 101 Fortstreet.

--fw Mil A

Supreme iirl.AT CM.MI'.1K r.l.KoUK lKK-r- o. ,!.

MoM'W. IW.-mbe- r ''7th.II. K. Macfarlane s. ("ceil Hrown, in

of a hor-ie- . Police O-ur- t appeal.The hearing Mas conclu 1."m1 and decisionreserved.

Wong Kim vs. J. H. oper. This wasan action of tro r to recover the valueof o''3 tins of opium. Mr. W. 11. Castlefor plaintiff. Mr. J. T. Dare ior defend-ant. His Honor, in delivering judg-ment, found the facts to be as follows:On the lr--t of April lat defendant, whowas then Mar.-h-al of the Kingdom,caused the opium, which had leenseized for violation of the law, to be soldat auction by Mr. Lev-y- . and the plaint-iff became the purchaser for $."iV S.S

cash, which amount he paid. Therewas a sl'ght discrepancy in the evidenceas to the terms of sale, but the Courtheld that the opium was sold in bondand that it was delivered bv the de

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TUESDAY

THE LOAN.

We congratulate our morning roiitem-porar- y,

the "HeraM," ujioii bfcominthe mouthpiece of the "syndicate of Im-do- n

capitalists" who have recently leeiiexploiting this country for their ownends. Above all, we think the Govern-ment is to le congratulated ujon placingits loan in London at 7 xr cent premium, although it is a matter of regretthat this 7 per cent should go into the j

pockets of the nyndicate and not into;those of the Hawaiian taxpayers II isExcellency Abraham Hotfnun Ha- -

SAN JOSE,

A CAJJFOJLNiA

The Fine Exhibit Made at the Fair by

the Fredericksburi; Brewing Co.

Oue of the most n.ivcl aid unique exhibit of the Mechanics lair wasthatoi uwFredericksburg Lsfjer lii. wir.; Co. It was in tl.a form of a bower, thereof beiii formedof Imp vines, bile arounvt the hides were arranged the vai ious package of the fauiouFredericksburg beer. This company was tlie pioneer in the manufacture of laer on thuConst. Afnr oerciminj; many obstacles they have succeeded in producing mi export

T--rt ger Not Surpassedr .i i.. :.. .1... i'. x ,,-,,.- ,.f ii.ij is iii the fact that their

waiian vnarge a -- uaires at JiOnion, weare told, sent the following dispatch toHon. S. M. Damon, of the firm of Hishopk Co., and therefore we conclu le thatthe news is gen uine :

London, December 17, ls;.Hawaiian loan enormous suece.n. ne

million dollars asked; twenty-fiv- e million'subscribed by public. Stock seven pre-mium. HoFFMNU.

The plain reading of this dispatch, andof the dispatch from the syndicate toColonel Geo. W. Macfarlane, which wepublished yesterday, is that the taxpay-ers have apparently lost 14 per cent onone-ha-lf of the two million loan in-

stead of making 7 per cent premium.Of course this statement is subject toslight modification. The usual commis-sion for floating national loans on theIindon market is one-ha- lf of one percent; but in this case as Hawaii had no

.sanding in the London market, :iu-:rit- y

was given under the original. Mi) Act to pay a commission not to

e. ceed 5 per cent on the bonds, saleableal par, this commission to include allcl arges incident to the printing ofIx nds, etc. Indeed, the schedule ex-

pressly appropriate' : "12: Expenseftp ting loan, etc., $Sf,,(00," which is

y uiu U under 5 per cent of the totalloan.

Hut the amended Loan Act, approved

I an 1'iiin iiiaur- - m 111c- - i,iiiiw 'i.t.. . ...gooda" are ns. far Kat a Chicago, dc.pite F.astcrn eoiiipetitiou. Mow can lliey tluthis afn-- r paving freight over 3.000 miles of railroad, it may In the lir-- t placehops are bet'ter und cheaper here than in the Fast; again. California barley is the bestgrown in the United States; but the chief reason is the superior quality of the trew. A

they Ubc only the tine.st artesian water ami tlm very best material, and have all tlie bestand latest machinery, they are able to produce an article that

DEKIKS COM I: :rr I TION.Their Export Lager is so perfect that it will keep any number of ycurs in any climate,and is sold largely in Mexico, Australia, the Islands, Smith America, and in shortthroughout the Westcrf Hemisphere. In three years their output has quadrupled; lastyear it amounted to 33. JO0 barrels, and this year will exceed that amount.

Since writing the ab ve we b in n that the Fredericksburg brewing Co. was awardedihe tirt prize, a silver medal, " for the best Export Eager," also the tirst prize, anothersilver medal, for the " best K-'- Eager P.eer." Journal of Commerce, San Franciaco.

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G7Having been appointed SOLE AGENTS for the Hawaiian Islandi for the abovecelebrated Hrewiug Company, we are now prepared to till all orders for the trade audfamily coimimptioLi at bedrock figures.

FKEETH & PEACOCK,

23 Nunami Street, Honolulu.F. O. BOX 504. 3Gi) d.c'23tf r.OTH TELEPHONES No. 4C.

October 15, IS3b put it entirely out onthe power of the Government to protectthe Treasury. It made an entirely new-loan-

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providing that the syndicate shouldhave the bonds at 1H, and guaranteeingfive per cent commission. In other words,the London syndicate was guaranteed$2,000,000 0 per cent Hawaiian Govern LAST WEEK

OF THE

PANORAM A Pure

We s.iy in reply and the writer f thearticle well know it to be the ca-- t thatbefore t lie London syndicate would touch j

the loan, a preliminary bond, signed by !

the Hon. I'aul 1'. Kanoa, .Minister of j

Finance, on behulf of the Hawaiian j

Government, was deposited with the j

Hank of England, binding his successorsin office, in the sum of ingold coin of the United States, for the ;

repayment of the principal and interest j

of the loan, for the purjxise of securing ;

all owners and holders of coupon londs j

to be lawfully issued in accor lance withthe Loan Act, such bon 1 to remain o:ideiosit at the Hank until the i

loan in question or o much of i

it as may in; issue d. 1 ia- - b. en repai'Tiiis bond makes the loan in question j

a specific charge upon "the consolidatedrevenue of the Kingdom of the Hawa-- iiian Islands," a new phrase by the way,first introduced in Mr. Aholo'samend- -

ments on ix.-hal- t of the "syndicateunder which this transaction was suc- -

cessfully engineered. The inference isthat the preliminary bond would havebeen valueless, as it contained thisphrase, if the law had not been changedto conform to it. He that as it may, apreliminary bond pledging the consolidated revenue of the Kingdom to the i

effect that the said coupon bonds whenlawfully issued, and the interest couponspertaining to such bonds shall be paid inthe manner, and at the time and placein the Loan Act provided, and that upjiisuch payment as aforesaid this obliga-tion is to le void, otherwise to remain infull force.

Will the"herald"deny that a prelimin-ary bond to this effect was executed underseal by the Minister of Finance and de-

posited at the Hank of England "for thepur ose of securing all owners andholders of coupm bonds" issued underthe Loan Act of lSSt'i; that the syndicateinsisted ujion this special security beforeit would touch the loan; and will itdeny that it is outside and beyond thelaw, and constitutes a first mortgageujkju all the resources of the Kingdom,of whatsoever kind, ujon which theHritish Government may realize at anytime at the request of the bond holders,through the depjsitoi-y- , the Hank ofEngland, should default at any time bemade.

Under these circumstances why shouldthe men who inspire the "Herald" at-

tempt to mislead the public, and saythat no pledges which could be con-

strued into a mortgage u(on specificsources of national revenue have beenmade. We say that every source of na-

tional revenue was mortgaged outsidethe Loan Act before the loan wastouched by the syndicate. We say fur-

thermore, that by reason of this extra- -

egal action of the Minister of Finance, wit ii or without the sane- -

ion of a Cabinet Council, areference debt has been created, to the

prions injury and possible loss of the hold-- its of bonds of previous loans who may not

idioose to surrender their securities tomt a bonus "of seven per cent into thelands of a London syndicate. And we

ifuy also, that no national loan transaction of recent times will less tdand theest of investigation than this one.

The "Herald" also says on behalf ofthe beneficiaries of the "loan deal" that''payment of the interest only, accordingto the Act, shall be a charge ujion theconsolidated revenues of the countiy.S'othing less could have been promisedn any loan measure !" True, indeed.We wonder what local capitalist wouldoan money upon a simple promise toxiy interest without security for the re-

payment of the principal? We know ofioue; yet the "Herald" gravely as-

sures the public that English investorsaid a premium of seven per cent to buylawaiian bonds carrying six percent in-

terest for ten to thirty years, at theption of the Government, without anyguarantee for repayment of the princi- -

till. This truly is a characteristicfinance for which the Finan-

cial Agent of the Hawaiian Governmentdeserves the greatest credit, but unfor-tunately it is in the "Maeawber" line,and there is nothing in it. The LoanAct guarantees repayment of the princi-pal, after a clumsy fashion, no doubt;but the preliminary bond deposited withthe Hank of England makes the securitycertain, and from the dignity of the de-

pository it may be regarded as an inter-national pledge, to follow the fortunes ofall such pledges.

Dentil r Mr. V. V.. Ilennon.Yesterday morning, about 11 o'clock,

Mr. Charles Edward Henson breathedhis last at the residence of Mr. J. C.White, Kukui street. The deceased,w ho w as a strong and robust man a yearago, was attacked with consumption andhe failed very rapidly. Mr. Hensonwas born in Wesbeach, Norfolk, Eng-

land, on .January 4, 1S44. The writerremembers him in 1S72 as a member ofthe Hull Kowing Club, England. Hewas one of a four-oare- d crew fromthat club which carried off manyprizes. He was a tine specimen of anathlete. Some time after this he wentto Nebraska and engaged in farming.He fore his arrival in these Islands, somesix years ago, he was in the commissionbusiness in San Francisco. During hisresidence here he has been engaged inthe produce business. He was atonetime a very regular member ofthe choir of St. Andrew's Cathe-dral. The deceased leaves a widow-t- o

mourn his death. He made a host offriends in this city by his many excellentqualities. The funeral takes place at 10o'clock this morning from St. Andrew'sCathedral.

Three passengers leit by the Kinau forthe Volcano yesterday.

ment bonds, free of taxes, at i: ; andMr. HofFnung, who should be well in-

formed of the transaction, says the firstissue of $1,000,000 in London wasquoted at seven per cent premium. Wehave therefore before us as the result ofthe late financial operation this fact,

T"that $300,000 in 6 per cent bondsk were Hold or exchanged at Honolulu

for other bonds at 1)3 per cent oftheir face value, thereby losing sevenper cent on that amount to theTreasury; that $1,500,000 were soldto a London syndicate at the same

' figure ; and that when the London

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The Noted Desperado Caught LastEvening.

Particular of Hit Capture by Hie

Police on the Waikiki Konit.

The community at large w ill be glad j

to learn that Chun Hook was caught ;

about 8 o'clock last evening on the Wai- -

kiki road jut this -- ide of Mar.-hfiel-d. It j

appears information was received at theStation Hou.-- e that Chun Hook would beon that road at a certain time during theevening. A little before 7 o'clock DeputyMarshal Dayton, Captain Tell, Mr. C.H. Reynolds and three native officersleft the Station House in two hacks anddrove to the corner of King street andthe Waikiki road. There they alightedand walked on the Waikiki road a few j

yards, and then prepared to separate for !

the purpose of hiding and waiting for theobject of their search. Hefore theycould do this they received a signalwhich told them that Chun Hook wasnot far from them on his way into town.A moment afterwards they sw a figurein the middle of the road walking rap-idly towards them with the intention ofpassing them. This was Chun Hook,and when he was within a few yards ofthe officers of the law, 1 ie evidently be-

came aware of the fact that they wereafter him, and dashed on to one side ofthe road and tried to climb the fence.The officers pounced on him before hecould get over the fence, and then astruggle commenced, Chun Hook tryinghard to get away from his captors. Itwas of no avail, and he was securelyhandcuffed. Chun Hook received rathera nasty blow over the left eye from theclub of one of the officers in the struggle.He was placed in an express and atonce taken to the Station House, followed by a how ling mob of boys. Arriv-ing there he was searched, but nothingwas found upon his person. He wasdressed in a pair of pants and a blueChinese coat, with another coat of haolefashion over that, made of dark grey ma-

terial. He appeared to be in a veryweak condition, but on Mr. Dayton ask-

ing him if lie wanted anything to eat hereplied in the negative. He askedfor some water, which was givenhim in a pitcher, and he tooka long drink. After being divestedof his boots (a rather large pair), hewas locked up in a cell for the night. Thenews of his arrest spread like wildfirethrough the town, and soon a crowd col-

lected in front of the Station House,hoping to get a glimpse of the notoriousprisoner, but were disappointed. It isunderstood that Chun Hook has beenstaying lately with a Chinaman in PanoaValley, and it is he who will fall in forthe reward of $300, which was offeredby the Marshal for his capture. ChunHook escaped on Tuesday, December7th, therefore Ie: has been at large justtwenty days.

About 10 o'clock last evening ChunHook was found in his cell partaking ofa bowl of rice, which he appeared to enjoy. He stated that directly after hemade his escape on the afternoon of the7th, he climbed up a large palm tree andhid himself. From this position he sawthe gang of prisoners looking for him.At dark he got down from his hiding-plac- e

and went to the stream close byand knocked the chain off the ring riv-

eted on his ankle. The same eveninghe found a file near the Ice Works andfiled off the ring. In the yard of a Chi-

naman, near Queen Emma's Summerresidence, he came across a pair of pantshanging on a line and appropriated themto his own use. These were found onhim when captured. On the day fol-

lowing his escape he wended his way toManoa Valley, and from there to l'auoaValley, from which place he started lastevening previous to his capture. Fromthe time of his escape to his capture lastevening, he was not in the possession ofany weapons. During his brief peiiod ofliberty, he was in constant fear of vio-

lence from the officers of the law, whomhe naturally supposed would be in pos-

session of arms while engaged in theirsearch for him. However, from thetime of his eseajn? to his capture, he didnot come across anv of them.

Mixtion at Molukai.The affliction whi"h has befallen

Father Damien in his ministrationsamong the lejvrs, far from discourag-ing, has but stimulated Catholic mission-ary activity in this direction. Twopriests from I'aris and two more nunsfrom the Franciscan Convent in Syra-cuse, New York, which had previouslysix volunteers for the same work, haverecently sailed for the leper missions inthe Sandwich Islands. It is gratifyingalso to note evidence of appreciation ofFather Damien's Christ-lik- e charity.evenoutside the church. The Rev. II. H.Chapman, Anglican Vicar, in Camber-wel- l,

England, has collected over $3,000for the mission of Molokai, and M.Iiliouchere, of "Truth," lately forwardedto Cardinal Manning $1,500 received byhim for the same purjose. JHostonHost.

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Iritma Tree. j

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There was a Christmas tree festival in j

the vestry of Fort-stre- et Church last j

evening for the juvenile members of the !

Young Peoples' Christian TemperanceUnion. It was in charge of Mrs. South- -

wick and Mrs. Simpson, the Superin- -

tendents, and was an exceedingly pleas- -

ant alfair for the youngsters, w ho mus- - ;

tered in large numbers.

Martint'ili's cider is absolutely pure.

CAL, U. S. A.

PRODUCTION.-- :o:-

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DUFFY'S

Malt Whisky

F O R

I Medicinal XJse.NO FUSEL OIL.

Absolutely Pure and Unadulterated

IN USE IN

Hospital.Curative IuhII tutlon,

Iiiliniinrirw,AND

Prescribed ly Physicians Everywhere

Tin; only

JPnre Stimulant1'or the S:ck, luvallJs, Convalescing I'atleot,

Aged i'eo)laWF.AK AND DEBILITATED WOMEN.

Awarded HHST l'lU.E OOLIi MkDAI, tVirlftVEp'iHitiiii, New Ot luaiiH, La.. IHa- -

lor I.x-ll'ii- - nml IMirity.

MacfiirlaiK! & Co., .

AUCTION SALE.

Temple of Fashion.4 losiiitf out entire Hloek.

SALES riiur4la h each week at 10 a tuand on Saturdays each week at 7 p. m., umliJanuary 1, 1k7.

Dry Goods,

Fancy (Joods,

House FiiMKliiiis Goods)

LADIES' AM) OH I LICHEN'S y'XJ ?vr D K I TT K Ar

And tuany fdber artiolen loo nnmrs

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i HOjiini

--x' J IX C3 or Sale.

ryilZ HOirSE AND LOT AT WAtir,,x present occupied by O D itt.iV .' lolrat'' Apply

"ttril ft PEAOCiCK,

Heat ii f Juiin 1. 1 Hitman .

As announced by us in yesterday's is-

sue, word was received at midnight onSun. lay that the doctors had given upall hope of the recovery of John Irish-man from his accident. They did allthey jHjssibly could to save his life, butit was of no avail. He died at 3 o'clockyesterday morning and his body wascarried by his friends to the top of thePali. Arriving there Cndertaker Will-iams had an express wagon ready andtook the remains to the residence of hisfather, Mr. Robert Lishman, Makiki.The sad event has cast quite a gloomover the city. The deceased was uni-

versally respected, and his family haveth sympathy of the entire communityin the sad loss they are called upon tomourn. John Lishman was born atSydney, New South Wales, and wasabout twenty-thre- e years of age. Hehas lately been employed as clerk in thestore of Messrs. Gonsalves Si Co., Queenstreet. The decease I was well knownas a member of the Honolulu HaseballClub, and also participated in cricketmatches when they were held. Thefuneral takes place this afternoon at3:30 o'clock from th j Fort-stre- et Church.

Drama i ie Cn I erfai men t .

On Thursday evening there will be anamateur dramatic performMice at theHawaiian OjK-r- a House, wh ;n Simpson'sthree-ac- t comedy, "A Scrap of Pajer,"will be presented. The cast, which is ago! one, will be found in another col-

umn. As there has been a dearth ofentertainments of late, the present an-

nouncement will be hailed with satis-faction by those of our theater-goin- g

people. The admission is fixed at opu-la- r

pieces, and the box plan opens at i)

o'clock this morning at the office of J. E.Wiseman, Merchant street.

Illness of tlie lrinee UW iliUe. .

We regret to learn that Her RoyalHighness Likelike has been confined toher resilience, Waikiki, for the past fewdays through sickness. At latest ac-

counts we hear she is improving. Herusual reception will be omitted thisweek.

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Y. I. V. A. KiitertaiumeiCThis evening at 7:30 o'clock there will

be an entertainment at the Y. M. C. A.Hall for the benefit of the Association.The programme will consist of vocal andinstrumental music by some of our bestloc il talent, tableaux and pantomime.

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J Troyal ksmi! j si

Absolutely Pure.This powder rir ver varies. A marvel of purity,

strength ji!i M-- economicalthanthi:or-!'i:a- !.iril-r::- cannot. IkiscM incom-petiti- oi

vith t:ie i:iv.lt:t a.-- t f lav test, shortweight, :iluiu or phosphate p.wiors Soi,nONLYUIcans. ItviVAi Laui.vj I'oviiut to.. loO V uli-S-

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SAN JOSE, CAL.

The I.UfTer llet-- r of lhe uhovr Hrewery

Was Awarded the First PrizesAt ILe Expositions of lrid'i and Ism;.

FVoetli So Peacock, j

M7U 1IOVOI.CLI', AOEXTS. '

Public Entertainment.

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f AT A TTollTuesday, December 23, 1836,

Commencing at o'clock. For the benefit ofthe Association.

ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS.372 de."JS '

market was tested the syndicate netted14 per cent as their share in theoperation, $1,000,000 being placed on

fendant to the authorities at the CustomHouse, and was to be delivered bv themon board vessel bound to China orSan Francisco as the complainant mightdesignate. It would thus appear thatcomplainant was not to have actualjwjssession of the opium. The opiumwas immediately counted and placedupon a hand cart in the presence of com-plainant and a receipt was given by Mr.Markham, the Port Surveyor. Theopium was forwarded to the CustomHouse, but was at once returned by theCollector General, who refused toto receive it on the ground that Mr.Markham had no authority to act in thematter. The opium was taken back tothe Police Station in charge of the sameofficer and was kept until the great tireoccurred, when it was consumed.

Counsel for the plaintiff insisted thatthe defendant was liable for the loss ofthe opium, he not having complied withthe terms of sale by entering the opiumat the Custom House.

Counsel for the defendant contendedthat the Police Station being a publicbuilding and the opium belonging to theHoard of Health by law, it must be con-

sidered to be in bond, and they evenwent so far as to, contend that if theopium was in a private house it wouldmake no difference.

His Honor does not agree with thisproposition on behalf of the defendant.He is of opinion that it was the duty ofdefendant to deliverthe opium and enterit for export at the Custom House, andthat on it being returned he should havetaken the necessary steps to so enter it.lut His Honor is of opinion that theplaintiff, in terms of sale, was not en-titl- ed

to have possession of the opiumand that therefore this action will notlie, although he may perhaps in anotherform of action substantially succeed. Headmitted it to be a hard case for theplaintiff, the latter having paid hispurchase money, which has been ac-

counted for to the Treasury, and it ed

to His Honor that it would beequitable for the Government to refundit. He was, although very reluctantly,eomjelled from the view he took of thecase to render judgment for the de-

fendant.BKFOKK Jt'DII, C. J.

Kealawai et al. vs. Mawae et al., equitysuit contesting the validity of a deed.Mr. W. A. Kinney for plaintiff, His Ex.celleney Antone Kosa for defendant.The Court heard additional testimonyand arguments of counsel., decision be-

ing reserved.In the estate of P. Kanoa, deceased,

the Court heard evidence on disputeditems in the administrator's account andcontinued the case until called up. Mr.Whiting for the administrator, Mr.Thompson for the heirs, contestants.

Tlie "ew .Supreme 'nrl .In lrs.It was rumored in town yesterday that

a Cabinet Council had been held, atwhich the two vacancies on the SupremePencil were filled. The public voicewas divided upon one of the appointees,but was agreed upon the other. It wasagreed that Mr. Hickerton, Police Jus-tice of Honolulu, was to be one of thenev: Associate .Justices of the Supreme-Court-,

and His Excellency Mr. Aholo,Minister of the Interior', and Judge For-nand- er

of the Second Circuit Court,Maui, were mentioned for the otherjudgeship. It was conceded, however,by tho.-- e who knew best that JudgesHickerton an 1 Fornander were to beelevated to the Supreme Pencil. Theonly objection that can be made is thefact that Judge Fornander is in a pre-

carious state of health and is well ad-

vanced in life, a jension having beenprovided for him by the last Legislature.It is understood that the action of theCabinet will not be confirmed until theChancellor of the Kingdom has beenconsulted.

Installation ' Otiiee . ,

At a meeting of Lodge Le Progresheld last evening the following officerswere installed by 1 M. F. Higgins, as-

sisted by Acting Grand Marshal Kistler:W. H. "pavey. W. M. ; J.HfeiflVr, S. AY. ; II. H. Williams, J. W. ;

E. Kistler, Secretary; P. Opfergelt,Treasurer; W. ('. King, S. D. ; J. Sher-wood, J. D. ; G. Houghtaiiing, 1. G. ;

David Daton, Orator; James Dodd,Tyler. After the installation P. M.David Dayton, on behalf of the Lodge,presented W. M. Dawy with a PastMaster's jwel.

The follow ing officers were installed atHawaiian Lodge Xo. J, F. and A. M.,by P. M. Key. Alex. Mackintosh, as-

sisted by P. M. W. 1. Allen: J. M.Monsarrat, W. M.; W. M. Graham, S.W. ; E. D. Tenney, J. W. ; W. M. Gif-far- d.

Treasurer; T. C. Porter, Secretary.Alter the installation a banquet washeld, and several excellent speecheswere made.

Yut ii Kto A Co. hare rt'imveJ to Hotelstreet.

the market. This cannot be re-gard- ed

as very goxl financing for the' Hawaiian Government ; it was admirable

financing for the London syndicate, for,r; which they should be duly grateful.

We have held all along that a 5 percent Hawaiian loan could easily havebeen placed at par, but that would nothave left a margin for plunder. Thefinancial programme which was "en-- ;

s gineered through the Legislature" by; Colonel Macfarlane, as the San Francisco

i j "Call" not untruly states, did leave a: 1 wide margin for plunder, amounting to 7

I ier cent at Honolulu and 14 ier cent ati

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Now on Exhibition;

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CAMPBELL'S BLOCK,

Queen Street.

iV'HOVIiH. From 1 p. m. in 4 in., and 7 p.m. to 9 p. in.

ADMISSION :

General Admission : 50cChildren : : : 25c,

Ticket for Sale ttl S jmt'h him! attlie Hawaiian Ho el. i

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SOME MISREPRESENTATIONS.

When the "Herald" was laudingthe London syndicate which "got awaywith the swag," it should at least nothave misrepresented the man whoscheck-boo- k really gave the country itfirst international credit.

The "Herald," speaking of the grea!success of the loan on the Iondon mar-ket a success in which the Governmentdoes not participate .ays: "Mr. Spreckels wanted from the Government of afew months ago the pledge ot the Custorn House, Water Works and harborfront as security for the debts and obli-

gations of this Kingdom, held by thatgentleman then."

In reply, we say there is not a scintillaof truth in that statement. .Mr. Spreekebnever asked stu b a thing, and thereforthe Government never once cot. iideredit. It is simply absurd to say so, because the Government had no power toinve any such siH'cial security. Mr.Spreckels had his bonds, for which tlu"good faith" of the Hawaiian Government was pledged bv law. For hisspecial loan he had the "good faith" ofthe Hawaiian Government without perhaps a legal pledge. And with this security he was satisfied in both cases. Itis a libel for which there is no excuse,after what passed in the legislature, torevive this palpable and scandalous un-

truth.The "Herald" further says, speaking

of the national credit: "In this connec-

tion it is proer that a current misap-

prehension should be removed, namely,that the Hawaiian Government hadmade certain pledges which were con-

strued as a mortgage upu specific

Thankner our many frifn.ls for past patron-age, and cordially inviting them to c:tll ui.ouus in our new quarters, we are, resjtectfully, "TJ1 TJAMES DODD,HEXRY 3IILLEK,

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? f IV AlJTii()KIT LOCAL AND GENERAL. l 4 i i iiSrieutilir Work on the SVaml.

I We are pleased t' Plate that Proi. ssor' Alexander has been advised that Mr.

Preston, of the dated S'ates Coast Sur-vey, will leave San Francisco bv the nextsteamer for Honolulu, to undertake thehighly interesting and imjiortant astro--

nomical work in connection with thegeneral survey of th Islands, of whichmention has been already made in theAdvertiser.

C. M. Winding, will leve for SanFrancisco, with about l'",00 bags sugar and afew hundred barrels of inol.tae.

The eteatuer Eilanea Hon sails this afternoorifor Uanukua, Hawaii, and will convey thitheran engine which came by the Zealacdia for theMalaw-- Sugar Mill.

The barkentine John Siuith wad docked r

the Oceanic Steamship Company's wharf Decem-ber 2" th to unload coal.

The harkentiiie Mary Wi nkelinau ha heeiimoved from the Fish Market to the Pacific MailCompany's wharf, whera sugar was taken oilboard from the cteamer Likeiike December 27th.

The steamer Waialea'e .tailed yesterday morn-ing for W.iianae, returned here the same day,aud will leave to morrow for Hamakua, Hawaii.

" The steamer W. (i. Hall will leave at lu o'clociithis morning for the Volcano and way ports.

The steamer C. K. Bishop saiN to-da- y at nounfor Kilauea and Hanalei, via Waianae, and theHteauier Jaiues Makee this afternoon for Ka aaand Hanamaulu.

AT PISHEL'S STOBE,

Corner of Fort and Hotel Sts.,

May be Seen, one of the most Elaborate

Displays of

DRY GOODS

Deparluit'iit of Interior, I

Friday, Dt ctBiber 31st. being tie naiveriwy I

of the birthday ,i Her Majesty the Queen, all i

Ooveruinfui on.cw tbroagbout th Kindoiuwill be cloned ou that day. j

I- -. AllOLO,Minister of Iuterior.

Interior office, L'eceiuber 17, 18B';;3;:klwdfec31

T 4 oIlt-vlor'- Xotli-p- .

The Tax Collector vmII loiumeiite collectiugtaxes iu the distiict of llilo, Inland of Hawaii, atthe following jjlitf-eh-:

From Kiiiiat-- c to Ookala, at the North HiloCourt House, Laiijaho-hoe- .

From Hakalau to Keakaha, at the Court Housein Hilo Tvv.ii.

Ou sugar J lantatioun taxes will be collected atthe office of each reBpective plantation. Noticewill he g.veu befoiehand to luanagers hy theTax Collector, or by hia order, vhat day hithould.cali to collect taxes.

PAHIA,Tax Collector of Hilo, Hawaii.

Hilo, Decemlier 1, 18MC. dw tf

Etc., ever brought to view in

City.this

EECEITED, ex

9 All water rates due on term endiny June J50,1887, iiiUHt be paid at the office of the HonoluluWater Works before the l.'.th day of January.13S7. All rates remaining unpaid January 15,11W7 will he subject to an additional 10 pel centParties paying rates will present their last re-

ceipt.CHAH. li. WILSON',

Superintendent Honolulu Water Works.Approved; L. AHOLO,

Minister of Interior.Honolulu, December 4, 1HM.

TOUT OF HO.NUIiL'LL', II. J.

-- A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF--

1VEXJSIC--INCLUDING-

Martin Guitars, Fancy Goods, ToysAnd IMA8 CARD8 for tb Holidays. Alao received a (took of

pTurnitire,Iiirluttiutc Reed ICockerw. Call r.ud Kxaiulite.

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The Huelo Sugar Mil'.. Maui, com- -

rnencc-'- i grinding lat week. j

Mr. Oonaalve ha taken several view ofthe interior of t. Andrew's Cathedral. f

i

The Bora! Hawaiian Band delighted a j;

good audience at Emma Square la-- t -- ven-

iug with a choice selection ui inuiic. j

The itearner W. G. Hall saih for wind- - j

ward at 10 o'clock this morning. The mail jj

closes halt' un hour previou- - at the Po-- t j

Office.Yent.-rda- the boarders of St. Loui.-- . Col-

lege were photographed in a bodv byBrother Bertram. They wore their newuniforms.

On Tuesday. December 21st, G. ll.Kin-aikua- ,

an old ami well-know- n resident ofKau, Hawaii, died rather unexpeeudiy atPunaluu.

The Bight Bev. the Lord Bishop of Hon-olulu leaves by the steamer W. G. Hallthis morning on a pastoral visit to La-huin- a,

Maui.A Japanese had the thumb and two mid-

dle lingers of his left hand blown oil bythe explosion of a giant powder cap at l'a-hal- a

last Friday.The Hawaiian Chinese News Company

have just issued a very neat Chinese andHawaiian directory for lS-7- , printed inred and blue ink.

A monthly dividend of $1 per share willbe payable on the capital stock of the Peo-ple'- lee and Befrigerating Company attheir ollice

The slips and seats at the Fort-stree- t

Church were offered at auction in thechurch last night by Mr. P. C. Jones, themajority of them being sold.

To-da- y is the festival of the Holy Inno-cents, and will be celebrated at St. An-

drew's Cathedral by Holy Communion att:3o a. m. and Morning Prayer at 9 a. tn.

The funeral of the late John Lishmanwill take place at the Fort-stre- et Churchinstead of the family residence, as pre-viously announced, this afternoon at 3; 30

o'clock.Mr. W. S. Luce, the well known wine.

and spirit merchant, very generously re- - J

metnbered all his employees at Chnstma.His Chinese boys received quite a hand-some present of coin, his driver the same,while the well known Amigo John wasthe recipient of a gold watch. The em-

ployees all unite in wishing Mr. Luce aIon' life.

Surprise Iarty lo Mr. Peter M. Savt.Last evening a surprise party was ten-

dered to Mr. Peter M. Sass, who "isabout to relinquish his josition as Sujier-intende- nt

Engineer of the InterislandSteam Navigation Company, by theotficers of the Company's fleet. Mr.5ass has been in the service nearly eightyears, having entered it in the capacityof Second Engineer of their firststeamer, the James Makee. From thisposition he rose rapidly, being promotedstep by step until he filled his presentimjtortant post one formerly held byhis brother, Mr. John Sass, now pro-prietor of the Honolulu Ice Works. Hissterling qualities as a man, combinedwith his well-know- n abilities as an en-

gineer, gained him alike the good-wi- ll ofthose with whom he was brought intocontact and the confidence of the com-pany who employed him. I lis intendeddeparture, therefore, is a matter of gen-

eral regret. Mr. Sass has dischargedthe onerous duties of SuperintendentEngineer for upwards of two years; inthe course of a few dav I.e intendsleaving for the Coast with the view ofsettling in Humboldt county, California,where several years- - of his earlier lifewere spent.

Tiie party given in his honor lastnight partook of the nature of a cham-pagne supper at the Club House diningrooms, where an elegant spread was laidout by Mr. Hart. Captain Bates, theCommodore, presided, and presented theguest, on behalf of the officers of thecompany, with a valuable gold watchand chain, the former bearing a suitableinscription. The recipient warmlyacknowledged the gift, speaking in highterms of the good feeling which hadprompted it.

About thirty gentlemen sat down tothe. board, including, besides the Com-

modore, Captain Freeman and officersof the Iwalani, Captain Chaney andotficers of the C. K. Bishop, CaptainCampbell and officers of the JamesMakee, and Captain Weir and officers ofthe Waialeale, Mr. K. M. Webster, headof the freight department; Mr. Harryvon Holt, who represented the OceanicSteamship Company; Mr. John Sassand others. A long list of toasts wasgiven, chief among which were: "TheGuest," "The King ami Koyal Family,""Tha Officers of the Company," "TheSeveral Steam Vessels," "The OceanicCompany, "The United States and theReciprocity Treaty," etc., etc. A verypleasant evening was passed, the pro-ceedings throughout, speeches included,being of an informal character. Theparty broke tip at a late hour and theguest went away carrying with him thegood wishes of all.

The Saiiioau Miiiuu.By an oversight the name of Mr. J.

D. Strong, who accompanied the Ha-waiian Embassy to Samoa by the Zea-landi- a,

was omitted from the list in yesterday's Advertiser. Mr. Strongceeds there on behalf of thement to make sketches and collectspecimens for the National Museum. Inthis connection it may be mentionedthat Mr. Greenebaum, Hawaiian ViceCo ul at Samoa, was detained at SanF; ,'icisco by a severe attack of rheuma-- ,t ii, or he would have been on hand bythe Zealandia to accompany the Km-- 1

bassy. This is to be regretted, as Mr.Greenebaum is well posted on Samoanaffairs.

Messrs. Wing On Wo A' Co., of Mauna-n.e- a

street, bt'C leave to notify the publicthat they have jut received a large quan-- (

tit.v of XXX and other choice brands ofj Manila cigars, of the best quality, for saleI at moderate prices.

EXGELMECHT'S

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CI 'GrA H.Leads Them All.

Your Hives and children will re-joice.

Having touiid the Sampler i?aryour choice.

Engelbrecht, Son & Co..103 mch2i) 21 FIHST STREKT, S. F.

NOTICE.MONTHLY .DIVIDEND OF ONE DOLLARV per share will be payaMe on the capital

stock of the People's Ice and Refrigerating Com-pany ou WEDNESDAY, December 29111, at thecompany's o.'iice. V. E. FOSTER,

375 dec 29 rv?l Treasurer.

Hawaiian Opera House.

Thursday Evening, Dec. 80th

Amateur Dramatic I'erforuiauoa of J. PALCJRAVESIMPSON'S THREE-AC- T COMEDY

"A Scrap of Paper,"With the following Cast;

PROSPER COLuAXI9NT -

BARONMr. J. F. Brown

Dk La GLAtIERE-- ' Mr. II. W. MorseBRISEMOUCUE .'. . ..Mr. F. P. HastingsANATOLE Mr. F. BishopBAPTPSTE "i,-..-J. DowRettLOL1SE Dk La ULAOIF.KE. E.?-k-SUNANNE De RUSEV1LLE. ...Mrs. J. D. StrongMATHILDE Miss R. MakeeZENOHIE Miss S. KingPAULINE . . .Miss Z. Atkinson

Prices of Admission.PARQL'ETTE AND DRES3 CIRCLE .81 00BALCONY CIRCLE 75GALLERY 50

Box Plan open at J. E. Wiseman's on TUES-DAY (28th) at 9 a. m.

. Seats reserved without extra charge. Daorsopen at 7;30 p. m. Performance begins at 8 p. tm.

.177 decao

iART NELL'S CIDEH

This absolutely pureCIDER is innmifaotured in the orchardone year before plac-

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

mentation.

A small invoice justreceived and for saehy

MACFARLAXE & CO.

C8

Australian 31a il Service.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO,

The Efcw aud neAl stf el steatuship

"MARIPOSA, 99

Of thw Oct'aiiif steamship Company, will be dueat Hi.iiwIuHi from Sydney and Aueklanu

on or ulxju i

January 14, 1887,

And will li : Tor the HimVf ;f .rl with mails andpoHsfriTers on or about that date.

For freight or passu, Imving SUPERIORACCOM MoHATIO.N'S, apply to

Wm. (t. Irwin & Co.,.AG! NTS,

f

HOLLISTEfr & CO.,

109 FortStreotl,n,"cnse var,etr of k,uJ ot UacBav just received, per team.bip AUSTRALIA, an

useful and ornamental, auitable for the

CHRISTMAS SEASON.

Intelligence of a favorable characterhas also been received from Washingtonregarding the proposed survey of thePacific Ocean surrounding these Islands.Commander Bartlett, of the Hydro-graphi- c

Bureau, warmly supports theproject, and has advocated it in his re-

port to the Navy Department, while Pro-

fessor Agassiz and other scientific menare pressing it upon the attention of theSecretary of the Navy. His ExcellencyH. A. P. Carter has likewise rendered

etf-ctiv- e service in this matter. It isprobable that the Theti, which is nowfitting out in New York for surveying in

the Pacific, eventually will be detailed forthis work.

ir.armoiiy I.otljre o. t.

The following otficers were elected ata meeting of Harmony Lodge No. 3, I.O. O. F., held last evening: W. O. At-wat- er,

N. G. ; C. J. McCarthy, V. G. ;

L. C. Abies, Treasurer; W. C. King,Secretary; M. D. Monsarrat, CecilBrown and F. Wilhelm, Trustees.

Addition t the Law Library.The following works were yesterday

added to the Law Library at the Gov-

ernment Buildings: Boone on "CivilPleadings" and "Corporations," Haweson "Jurisdiction of Courts" and "Partiesto Actions," Deering on "Negligence,""California Reports," vols. Gl to GO.

3 drafts meats.

HtOGIUMME

-- OF THE- -

Third Semiannual

Targef TmcfieeOF TIIE

fl waiiaii Rile Association

To be held at their range on King street, op-posite the Government Nursery,

SATUE J3.Y,January 1, 17, at 9 a. in.

GOYERXOU DOMINTS CUP,Valued at $100, for the highest aggregatescore in matches Nos. 1, 2 and 3, to be-

come the property of the marksman win-ning it three times at regular meetings of theLi. II. A.

Won July 5, 188G, by J. Biodie, M. D.

I. THE BIIODIE MEDAL.Valued- - at SsiO, also second prize of ?3. Con-ditions of the match : Open to all membersof the Association, and members of the reg-ular aud volunteer military companies ofthe Kingdom ; to become the property ofthe marksman winning it three times r.tregular meetings of the ii. 11. A.

Distance, 200 yards ; rounds, 10 ; anymilitary rille under the rules ; limited toone entry to each competitor. Er trancefee, SI.

Won January 1, 1886, bv Wm. Ungor.Won July 5, 1880, by C. Ii. Wilson.

II. II. It. A. TTtOrHY.Valued at $150. Competitors limited tomembers of the Association. Conditions :

For the highest aggregate score at 200 and500 yards; 10 rounds at each distance; anymilitary rille under tha rules; to become theproperty of the marksman winning it threetimes at regular ineetiags of the H. 11. A.Entrance fee, $1.

Won January 1, 1880, by F. J. Iliggins.Won July 5,'lSSG, by J. Brodie, M. D.

III. TIIE ALDEN FRUIT AND TAKOCO. MEDAL.

Valued at S100; also a second prize of $5.Conditions: Open to all comers; to becomethe property of the marksman winning itthree times at regular meetings of the II.R. A.; 10 ruuuds each at the 400 and 500yard ranges; any military rifle under therules; limited to one entry for each com-petitor. Entrance fee, SI.

Won July 5, 1886, by J. Brodie, M. D.

IV. ALL-COMER- S' MATCH.Four cash prizes, namely: 25, 15, 10 and

10 per cent tf the net receipts. Conditions:Open to all marksmen; any military riflunder .the rule; m '.;: ncU; distance, 200yards. Entrance fee, $1. Eutries unlim-ited.

V. -A- SSOCIATION SECOND CLASSMATCH.

Open to all members of the Associationwho have never made a record exceeding 75per cent at any regular meeting of the H.K. A. First prize, a silver cup. Conditions:Rounds, 10; distance, 200 yard.; any mili-tary rifle under the rules. Entrance fee, SI.Entries unlimited.

VI. ASSOCIATION THIRD CLASSMATCH.

Open to all members ot the Associationwho have never made a record exceeding 65per cent at any regular meeting of the H.K. A. First prize, iSpriugtield rifle. Con-ditions, same as iu rnatcii No. 5.

VII. CONSOLATION MATCH.Four cash prizes, namely, 25, 15, 10 and

10 per cent of the net receipts. Conditions:Open to all marksmen who have nevermade a record exceeding 70 per cent at anymeeting of the H. R. A.; rounds, 5; dis-tance, 200 yards; any military rifles underthe rules. Entrance fee, 50 cents. Eutriesunlimited.

Extra gnus and cartridges can be obtainedat the range.

J. H. FISHER,Secretary.

BRODIE, M. D.,President. n jal

11 Kl.LIS H MAN The funeral of the late JohnLisb-ma- n

will take place THIS AFTEIiNOON at 3.30

o'clock from the Fort-stre- et Church.Zrj Friends and acquaintances are respectfully

luvittd to attend.HENSON In Honolulu, December 27th, Charles

Edward Hensou, aed 42 years.LAWSON At th. Queen's Hospital, on the 27th

December, of consumption, James D. Lawsou52 years of age; native of Scotland; a formerresident ef Sau Francisco, where his wife is adoctor.

ulioe court.UK.FOKK POLICE JUSTICE BICKEKTuN.

Monday, December l'7th.The following were dealt with in the

customary manner for drunkenness :

S. Dayley, II. Christopher, Wui. Snow,O. II a nse n, W. Cruter, Iloomuu, Kueu,Kaheli, l'auaka, Punikulu, Kaktuukupa,hewai, Ahewa, Kimo, Laeula, Kekai,Kamakai, Joe Williams, O. (irudt, Keo-kilun- i,

Kailianu, Keaka and Kahauanu.Win. O'Brien was remanded till to-da- y

Tal Larseu and James Kaue v.ercharged with atfray. Larsen forfeitedbail and the other was remandedtill to-da- y.

Kimo and Kauhini were similarlycharged. Kimo forfeited baillo; tin-othe- r

pleaded not guilty and was di..charged.

John liana was charged with the lar-ceny of about $G 75, the property ofTaiau, and was remanded till to-da- y byrequest. Mr. Peterson for defendant.

Albert Bray, an old offender, pleadedguilty to being drunk, and was fined $9and $1 costs.- - T. Crowley pleaded notguilty, and a nolle pros, was entered.

T. Crowley, charged with assault andbattery on Kapela (w), pleaded notguilty. Defendant denied the evidenceof the witnesses, but was fined $0.Costs, $1 50.

George Howard, for assault an. I bat-

tery on Nahau, forfeited bail $15.Daniela, for disturbing the quiet of the

night, was lined $5 and $1 10 costs.Nawelu was charged with selling

liquor without a license and was re-

manded till to-da- y. Mr. Thurston fordefendant.

Kahai (k) and Haupu (w) pleadedguilty to adultery and were fined $30 and$15 respectively. Costs, $1 each.

CIVIL CASES.

Makai (w) vs. Andrew and Lukai (w),assumpsit for $45. Mr. Holokahiki forplaintiff; Mr. Peterson for defendants.Plea of general issue. After the hearingof evidence, a motion of non-su- it was en-

tered for misjoinder. Case discontinued.Costs, $3 25.

Tin Wo vs. Tai Hung & Co., action onnote for $41. Judgment for plaintiff, $22;interest, $30; attorney's commission,$2 25 ; costs, $3 35.

A. Morgan vs. Abden. No apjear-anc- e.

Thomas Uucastle vs. Mrs. MaggieCorves, assumpsit for $10 92. Case dis-

missed. Costs, $3.Arkana vs. Kuma and Kuka, assump-

sit fur $18 50. Continued until 30th in-

stant by consent.J. F. Hackfeld and J. liubenstein vs.

Tai Hung. Continued to 3d January byconsent.

Lewers & Cooke vs. Ah Fat, Castlegarnishee. Continued until 30th instant.

Jjlm Pinos vs. Kina, assumpsit for$00. Caso discontinued. Costs, $2 25.

M. Mclnerny vs. Chas. H. Judd, as-

sumpsit for $0 25. Continued from April12th last. Judgment for plaintiff. Costs,$3 Mo.

The Mnrlhu Davit, from lloston.The American bark Martha Davis,

Captain T. M. l'enson, arrived Decem-ber 27th, 143 days from lioston, withabout l,i30 tons of cargo, including 12,-00- 0

cases kerosene oil. A portion of thecargo is in transit for Manila, Phillip-pin- e

Islands. The Martha Davis willsail for Hongkong if a sufficient numberof passengers are secured to warrant it.Othe vise, the vessel will leave directfor X .ila. The Martha Davis is con-sign- e.

Messrs. C. Brewer it Co., andis anc ?d in the stream. Captain T.M. Ben -- 'ii, her obliging Commander,gUes tne following report: "Sailedfrom Boston, August 0, 1SS0. Crossedthe Equator in longitude 20 deg. W., 43days out; 2v) days from Equator to lati-

tude 50 deg. S. ; 24 days from laatud 50deg S. in Atlantic to latitude 50 deg S.

in Pacific; had very severe northwest-erly and westerly giles otf the Cay? ; 28days from latitude 5.) deg. S. in Pacific tothe Equator; crossed in longitude 125

der. W.; had calms and light batllingairs about the Islands for about a week.Passage, 143 days. August 23d, spokeBritish bark, signal letters V M II D, 114

days !"ro:u Basseau to Falmouth. Au-

gust 25th, spoke bark Margaret of Syd-

ney, N. S. W., from Astoria to Cork,vbjtober 31st, spoke French bark, signalletters L J D 11, bound to Valparaiso,which reported having been 25 days fromStaten Land to Cape Horn.

The liana Sugar Mill has suspendedgrinding for the present, on account of apiec? of the machinery being broken. Itvfnt brought here last Saturday by theLikeiike to be repaired at the HonoluluIron Works, and will be returned this

ZEALANDIA,

GOODS,

320 janl

W. t PEACOCK.

PEACOCK,9

Nl"r"..!" " Honolulu, EL I.

:o:ELEPH T IN' Jion's uncolored,tw. uallt,iS ye-r- e old.

Telephones No. 24.

CLXJ33 GIN."

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FREETH &Wholeuale Mine

23 Nimanu street -

Sole agents for J. J. Melcher'Hsweetened, pure old BRANDY only

Ily. W. Smith & Co.'s

A It HIVALIS..Monday, December ij7.

Stnir Walaleale, from WaianaeAm bark Martha Davis, T M Benson, 143 days

from Boston

IIKl'AKTl'ltKK.Monday, December '2,2.

Stmr Kinau, I.ort-n.wu-, for Maui and Hawaii, at4pm

Stiur Kilauea liou, Cameron, for Hamakua,at 5 p in

Stmr Surprise, Weisbarth, for Kuau, at 5 p uiStiur Mokolii, McGregor, lor Molokai, at 5

p iuStiur Waialeale, for Wuiauae, at 7 p uiStiur Waimanalo. for KoolauOer hark Pacific, Oitmatiu, for firemenbchrLeahi, for Hanalei. KauaiSonr Mauuokawai, for KoolauSchr thukai, for Waialua, Oahu

'4elH l,ruvlu v.

Stmr Likeiike, Davies, for Maui, at 5 p mHtnir C K Bishop, C'tiauey, lor Kilauea and

Hanalei, via Waianae, at 12 inStmr James Makee, Camphell, for Kapaa and

Hanamaulu, at 5 p mStiur Lebua, ('lark, for Hamakua, at 5 p ruSchr Jennie Walker, Anderson, for Fauning's

IslandSchr Moi Wahine, Staple, for Hamakua, Ha-

waiiSchr Kauikeaouli, for KohalaSchr Kmuia, for KauaiSchr Kob Hoy, for KoolauSchr Sarah aud hliza, lor Koolau, OahuSchr Mile Morris, for Koolau

In Port Iroin Forfiii Ports.Haw chr Jenuie Walker, B Auder.son, from

Fauuiug's Island.Azu bktue Mary Winkelmau, Chas Backus,

from Sau FranciscoAm bark Forest Queen, J C M Winding, from

San VranciscoAin hark Nellie May, A Austin, from Newcastle,

N S WAm bark Saranac, D B Shaw, from New YorkHaw bark Star of Devon, A Lovell, from Fan- -

ning's IslandAm ship Meicury, from Newcastle, N 3 WAm bktue W H Dimond, from Sau FranciscoAm bktue Eureka, U Meyer, from San F'ran- -

ciscoAui bktne Ella, EC Uust, from San FranciscoAm brgtue Claus Spreckels, E P Drew, from

San Frauci..coAm bktne Wrestler, C Scbnauer, from New-

castle, N S WAm bktue Amelia, Win Newhall, from Port

Tewnsend, via Hilo, HawaiiAm tern W S Bowne, A 11 Paul, m San

F ranciscoChilian corvette Pilcomayo, L A Ooni, from

Valparaiso, Via Easter IslandAm hk Martha Davis, F' M Benson, from Boston

eseli xjM'rloil rroiu foreisn l orh.Brit bark Glengaber, Rolleston, from bitver-poo- l,

due Jau 15-3- 1

Haw schr General Siegel, Sanders, fromFrench Frigate Shoals, due Nov 2o-o- O

Ger bark Hydra, from Hongkong, due Decem-ber 1-- 15

German bark Hercules, Schaefer, sailed fromLiverpool October 'Jth, due Feliruary 20-'i- 8

Haw n schr Malolo, J B Holland, from Mani-hik- t,

via F'anuiug's Island, due December 15-3- 1

Ain schr Aura, Koberlsou, from Sau F'raucisco,due at Kahulm. Maui, December 20-3- 1

Am bktne Planter, W It Perriman, from SanFrancisco, due December 25-3- 1

Am bark Caibarieu, G A Perkins, from SauFrancisco, due December 2tJ-3- 1

Ar wh bark Hunter, Geo V Jeuks, from theLiue Islands, due March 10-3- 1

Biit stmr Explorer, fronl Apia, due Dec 20-3- 0

Haw bark Thos K Foster, F W Ku'g, from Vic-

toria. B C, due Dec 25-3- 1

KM S S Mariposa (Am), II M HaywarJ, fromthe Colonies, eu route to Sau Francisco, dueJvu 14

Brit bark Martha Fisher, from Glasgow, dueJau 15-o- 0

Am bark Timour, Brewer, sailed from BostonDec 17, due May

Am schr Lovi'ua, Turner, from Sail Fraucisco,due Jau 0

Am brgtue W G Irwin, J E McCulloch, fromSau Franc due Dee 28-3- 1

Am brgtne Cousuelo, E B Cousins, from SanFraucisco, due Jan

Haw stmr i A Cummins, Neilson, from SanFraucisco, due Dec 2S-3- 0

I'ASSKXiKISS. -

DF.PABTl'nF.S.

For Maui and Hawaii, per steamer Kinail, De-

cember 27th F'or the Volcano: Captain J HBaroour, U S A; Miss Fanuie Barbour, and W RSims. For Hilo aud way ports: J P Parker,wife and family, Hou W C Parke, Miss Berthasmithies, Miss Eliza Kanehaku, Miss Clara Low,Brothers Louis, Joseph, Jr, and Michael, VeryUev Father Leouore, Mrs A Silva, J J Joues, JViera and wife, C B Mikee, W H Holmes, H HAtkius, Mr Wright, aud about EMdvck I'asseu- -

gei.

hiii 111 xon:i.The German hark Pacific, Captain Chas. Olt-mau-

sailed December 27th for Bremen, haviugon board 2i0 tous copra, 150 tons guano, .rx0 baleswool and 220 pouuds taro rlour. The domesticcto was valued at ill,'.ss u: foreign, i2J.O 2 ,

and the transhipped cargo at tl-,8- 20.

'I ue steamer Iwalani will leave to morrow forEauui.

Tt.e American brigautiue Clans Spreckels,C.irtaiu E P. Drew, is ejected to leave

for Sau y rancisco.The barkentine Eureka has finished discharg-

ing cargo, aud has been moved into the stream.The schooner Mauuokawai brought 440 bags

rice from Koolau, Oahu, December 27ib.

The Americau bark Timour was to leave Bos-

ton for this port on December 17th, with generalcargo consigned to Messrs. C. Brewer & Co.

The steamer Surprise sailed December 27th f.iKuau, Maui, having on board a triple-effec- t forthe Haiku Sugar Mill, from the naik Sarauac.

The schooner Sarah and Eliza brought 380 bagsric from Koolau, Oahu, December 27th.

The schooner Rob Roy brought 300 bags ricefrom Koolau, Oahu, December 27tb.

All the coasting steamers were iu port Decem-

ber 2Cth.The American bark Forest Queen, Captain J.

THISThKDKYV WHISKY,

We offer far sale at reduced figures, a large and well assorted atock ofALES, BEERS, STOUTS, WINES, SPIRITS, LIQUEURS, etc., either hi bondor duty paid.

I'.IO. Box 504. 37 a

EAGAN c& CO.Corner of Fort and Merchant Streets,

-- IMPORTERS OF- -

Meti'u ami Boys' I lu ('Httloin-inHtt- e C'loliiinx:, FurnUtilusc (loodi,V

HATS and CAPS,TRUNKS, VALISES, ETC. Island ordeis solicited and proruptly attended to. Satisfaction guaran-te(J- -

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LOYEJOY & CO.,

AViiie arid Spirit jVlercharit s,No. 15 IMuuanu Street.

Having enlarged and renovated their store and replenished theii stock, are row fully prepared tosupply" all goods in their line at very lowept market rates.

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Special attention is calleUto this extra quality of tilX, being their own importation and a verysuperior article.

A full asaortment of i'Mllforula WlufM and all the best brands of lleer. Ale and Porteralways in stock. Also, ifenuin IahmIh Kolerer sweet Champagne, quarts and pints.

Cordials, Liqueurs, IBitters, Etc.Island orders promptly attended to and goods carefully packed for shipment.

Telephoues 0. 159 Janl l. O. Vox 1'17.

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PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, DECEMBER 28, 188b.

Admlisruifiits 3&5crtisrmcnts.

KEROSENE OIL !! Irl. JS. JVIelntyre As Bro., I V,

ACKAS. PETERSEN'S SONS, j IMPORTERS AM' DEALERS IN V t

THE VERY 11 EST. The undersigned offer for Bale, at.lowest maiket rrdes, San FraufiM-o- , nl.. )I Groceries, Provisions and. .FeedManufacturers of all kindsWHITE WINKS, ANGELICA, of LAUNDRY und TOILET

EAST lt)KXER FORT ANI K 1 N(i MKKKTS.CLARET, MADERIA, SOAPS. ! New t.oods received hy every packet from Ui1 Extern Stales and Europe, resh California

PORTS, SHERRIES, Produce by every steamer. All orilers fthfuiiy miended to, and Goods delivered to any part of theJust Arrived by "Saranac." i city free of charge. Isiand orders solicited. s,.t!sf.tetioii guaranteed. PostotTice. Box No. 145CGet our quotations before placing your orders. 2v3 fbli i Telephone No. fioapIT

HOCK, MUSCAT (sweet and dry),MALAGA, CHAMPAGNE,For Kale at 81 73 per Cae, by

tlie Dray I.oad 2.1 (a". CATAWBV, TOKAY, SEW GOODS BY LATE AlilllVALS.ZINFANDEL, REISLING, B. F. EHLEES & CO.

ETC., ETC., ETC. :o:-

FREETH & PEACOCK. -- NOVELTIES IN- -GTVe guarantee the PEARL OIL, Just arrivedby Saranac, as superior to any iu this market asa FAMILY OIL.

Are showing a fine line of

Telehonei "o. 46.373O. Box SOI

IHLoliclav Groocls Chandeliers, Lamps and Lanterns,Water Filters and Coolers. American Cordage, Faihed and FUiu Annealed Fence Wire,

Fence Staplen.Castle & Cooke.318 dec ;7 Also, some real- -

:o:NOW IN PRESS.TO LET.18871887.J Fourth Year of -- Publication.

Til K HOIST OLULUVT PA LA MA TWO NICK COTTAGES IN RO-bel- lo

La lie, for ?:jo and &M per month re-spectively. Inquire at iiynian liros., Qneeiistreet. VHi tf

--A.siGfiiee Notice.

For tlie llolidays:Merideii Silver Plated ' Ware,A new invoice in latest patterns. Carriage Faint for use in the country, without rarnihli. A new-invoic-

of the celebrated

Dillingham Patent Flows.Horse Hoes and Cultivators, Harrows, Hoes, Lubricating Oils, etc., etc., etc.

PACIFIC HARDWARE COMPANY,(LIMITED),

Kticesor to IHIIiiiuliam V to. niul Sitmiiel Noll.

ALMANAC AND DIRECTORY !

For the Year of Our Lord 1SS7, Containing an

Astronomical, Civil &Ecclesiastic'l Galend r

MESDEX CHINA OHXAMENTS,

DAVIS & WILDER,Importers and Dealers in

Slajl anl Fancy Oroooriew, Irolne, lrv m1oii and FomI.

ISTo. 5 Fort street,Annonuceto tluir patrons and the public the receipt of an invoice of CKOSSE & BLACK WELL'SFANCY tiRK'?:UII S, comprising, without specification, their standard brands of 4'ou.Herven,riile Ikeli'H'i-- iiikI 4 liristina miKles.

The arrival of the "Zealandia," now due, will eualde us to offer an additional invoice of se-lected delicacies for the Xmas season. We recouiinend t.i families atrial of our No. 1 FamilyFlour, Fresno III II Is and Auelior Brand, in So pound and 10 pound sacks, a glutinous",pearl white, unequalled hread-mak- i ug Flour.

California and Island. ButterA specialty. Fltl'ITS, VEGETABLES, OYSTFttS and Bl'TTEK received on ICE hy everysteamer.

FAT COKX FED TUJIKEYSFor Thanksgiving and Xmas. Prices low. (Juali (y guaranteed and delivery prompt.

I. O. Uox .!(.. 7ti Itotli ToleilBoue. No. ISO.

CI AI'AII having made an assignment toMAN' BROS, for the benefit of bin creditors,

all persons Laving any claims against taid C.APAII, are hereby notified to present t.beiu withproper vouchers at the office of the undersigned,and all persons owing to said C. APAII, or hav-ing any property of his in their possession, arehereby notified to make payment and accountingat once to the undersigned. All claims not pre-sented within fix months from publication willhe forever barred.

IIYMAN EttORHonolulu, November 30, 1886. Sl'G-ja- nl

Fort Street Jrl OliollllllFOR THK YKAB AN.

Official and Business Directory of HonoluluTOGETHER WITHINTER-ISI.AN- D

Steam Navigation Co.(LIMITED.)

THE HONOLULU IKON VVOUKS CO.Iliitve coiiiI'1mI hikI oifor lor MHle the following Itoilerw. lw.i

1 PA1K COM JM) I INI) STEEL W)ILEIiS Vulruen"1 Combination 15oil 12 li. x it. 0 in.

1 Combination Steel JioiltT, 12 It. x 1 ft., also- rx 4 It.1 SeeoiMl-Hiip'- 1

H. S. CEOCKEE & CO.,

Full Statistical and General Information

RELATING TO THEHAW'N ISLANDS,

Great pains and expense have been gone to by the Publishers tomake this Almanac and Directory the most useful and comprehen-sive work of the kind ever published in the Hawaiian Kingdom. Itwill be found invaluable to men of business, travelers and tourists,and is guaranteed a wide circulation at Home and in Foreign Coun-

tries.Its Court and Official Calendar carefully corrected to the latest

moment.Articles of special value to the Islands have oeen prepared by ex--

.STEAMER W. G. HALL,(MALULANI,)

BATKM t 'omnia ride

Will run reguhtr.y to Maaiaea, Maul, and Konaand Kuu, Hawaii.

't,4 je-'7-- S6 Apply lO J.HO ilOIIUIUlU JLXUJJ. yuxxvc

215, 217, 211), JUish stufhtSi iianciso.

&J?f8l "lrinters, Litliograxlier II. W. McCHESKEY &STEAMER IWALAN I,

FREEMAN Conimande

Will run regularly to Kawlliwili. Koloa, Eleeltand Walmea, Kauai.

--AM)-pUX t H lilCIPj VV UHJII UlC CH LlUtlUUltU J'v,u il.v im.. i

331ank Book Manufacturersis iy-- :t 2"Seiul ill your orders for coijy y

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Will run regulnrly to. Hamoa, Maui, and Kukui-bael- e,

Honokaa and Paauhau. Hawaii.

The undersigned lias justopened up a new assortment1,tS.ii. .

I lift ?!Vi',ro, . .Vtmrtno of Goods, suitable for the

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.iSsaeCT' 11,000,000 in Indon was 1"

HAVE P.KCEI VJ:i

May 8tli Per Mariposa, 1,754 Packages;

May 22dPer Alameda, 1,922 Packages :

To Arrive Per Consuelo, 332 Packages,

ASSORTED GROCERIES,WHICH

Will be Sold at the Lowest jVTnvket Iates.

Win. C. Irwin & Co

OFFER FOR SALE(( TRADE JjV MARK

WILDER'S STEAMSHIP C0.,:. season.

W. C. SPR0ULL,FORT STREET.r

232 tfSugarsSTEAMER KINAU,(torenzen, Comniauder),

leaves Honolulu as P- -r ',flir1,hS:

quoted at seven per cent premium. e

have therefore before us as the result of

the late inanial Gyration this fact,fewrt thtit $500,000 in 6 per cent bonds

were Bold or exchanged at Honoluluj for other bonds at 93 per cent ofi their face value, thereby losing seven

1 per cent on that amount to the' Treasury; that $1,500,000 were sold

to a London syndicate at the same. figure; and that when the London

- - market was tested the syndicate nettedj 14 per cent as their share in the

; ; ! operation, $1,000,000 being placed on

DRY OBANU LATE U

In Barrels.J CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.ic

eiHalf Barrels,

And Boxes.

CUBE M. "W. iVIcClieTiey Sr Son,h,

. ....iiintr at Iir.aina,LanpUoehoe. Hilo and Keaul.ou:Commencing on MONDAY. July 26. 1.

SJs andon every alternate .Monday at 4 p. m., the

make the VOLCANO TKIP. reachingWednesday morning, where horses and

carries convey passengers toare in waiting toIIOUSK(flve miles in the saddlethe VOLCANO

a'pa"senrs "bv'tEta wUl have two daysand two8ni,hts ".IVOWaNO

TICK KTS FOR THK KOLNO TKIP IU 1"volcano; Firrv dollaiw. which pays

--XI-"1to 12 anl II lneoii Street, IIiiIiiIii.

In Half BarrelsAnd Boxes.

I'OWPKIIEDIn Boxes.

GOLDEN C. (COFFEE)In Half Barrels

And Boxe?.

99fc EUREKA,55 46 PAH AG ON 55 AM) " UFA) (ROSS

y , the market. This cannot be re-- V:

garded as very good financing for the" Hawaiian Government ; it was admirable

S financing for the London syndicate, for' - 1 which they should be duly grateful.

J We have held all along that a 5 perCotton ltnllcr Lined

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The Kinau will arrive in Honolulu SundayOn H.lo trips, willmorning on Volcano trips.

and return Saturdajleave Honolulu on Tuesdays,morning.

PASSKNGElt TRAINS will connect with thei.) M :ihllkOllii

The Popular Millinery House,

- - - - Hbnolulu,1C4 TPort Street1ST. S. SVCliS, Proprietor.

FIRE HOSE,Rnhner Hose, Hose carts, H. and L. Trucks and Fire Department supplies generally. Square FlaxTeas. Packing, Rubber Packing, etc., etc. send lor circulars and prices.The Kinan WILL TOUCH at Honokaia and

Paauhau on down trips from Hilo for Passengersu a signal is made from the shore. V. T. Y. SCIIKNCK,

San Francisco. CalU feh23 f7;36 CHlitornia street.

V1!ho

paiulet

STEAMER LIKELIKE.

I cent Hawaiian loan could easily haven been placed at par, but that would not

! have left a margin for plunder. Thej financial programme which was "en-- I

gineered through the Legislature" by

; I Colonel Maefarlane, as the San Franciscoj

1 "Call" not untruly states, did leave a2 w,ie maroin for plunder, amounting to 7

j per cent at Honolulu and 14 per cent at

ii London, if His Majesty's Charge d'Af- -

ornamental articles, smtal.le for Cuseful auclofselectionJn.t orene.l, a fine thetoIn additionGiU The entire lot will be offered a trine above cost price.

Soap.BI.VK MOTrLED,

FAMILY LAUNDRY.maaabove we will fdl'rr

EXTRA INDUCEMENTSOpl

gUipalstnOia

(Davis, Comroanaer),

Leaves Honolulu every Monday at 5 p. m. torKaunakakai. Kahulni, .Hiielo. Hana and

Kipauulu. every week: Kounae, Mokulau and N uuevery other week. Returning, will step at theabove ports, arriving back Saturday mornings

For mails and passengers only.

STEAMER KILAUEA HOU,

(Cameron, Commander,,

Salmon.n1 faires is to be iielieved, which we un- -

18T6. GEO. W. LINCOLN, . 1886.

BUILDER.75 and r717 Kinp- - Street, - - - - I Tonoliilii,

Bell Telephone So. 2T5. G5 Mutual Telefilione No. 5.

4 hesitatingly think he is.-- - ---su -r- ioS

lnniSOME MISREPRESENT ATI0NS.- -

prcia.rua to turn outaniscfin

Chsos t'ornwl BeefAND

I.iuicli Tongues.

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Will leave regularly for Lalialna, Paauhau, Ko- -

holalele, Ookaia. ivuKuau, uumuhmio, -

, hoe, Hakalan and Onomea

WILDZt't? .

During the Holiday Season in every department.

Special Holiday Sale,weeks only, we will offer the folfor threeCommencing SATURDAY, Deceiubor 11, 1886.

lowing bargains :

Satins, solid colors and striped, at 33e a yard.Mikado Towel Tidies in pink, buff and blue at ..,c

light bine and at toe a pair.Lisle Thread Hose, open work, in pink,Ladies' Chemises, at 40c.Silk Gloves, all colors, at 50c a pair.Children's Gingham Dresses, at 40c.Colored Border Handkerchiefs, at SI a .

Tlio above vtUoh we eiiaraiilee for the Holiday Seano Qny-

4 if the '''ns'Mim nas neon t

Flour.WJVEA-ME- LEI1UA

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Will leave regularly forHou. 'triui.v.

.-- rMPOHTKRS AND DJTAjFIiB TN

FAMILV (in quarter sacks),

jBAKEK's KXTRA (b half sacks),

ainCs. Areilium Bread.STEAMER MOKOLI1,iMcOregor, Commander),

""ourasi- -

By MRS. M ELLIS' dressmaking establishment on rhi- - prermses.

Lumber and cCoal,Oils, Olns-R- , Matili

Doors, Sash and Blinds. AH kinds of IU' I LD1-- I S' H.Hl)VAl:r, Fiiints. and cost but llttlCorrusrated Iron, Portland Cement : STEEL .VAII.s, n ucli simx rior to Iron'.lo

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more.

J O TI 1ST NOT T,

Leaves for the following ports every alternate

ConencinAsti-T- o l.ana!, Kama.o.Pu-ko- o

Lahaina. Olowuln. Itetnridnj: W Lahan.a,1'iikoo, Kamalo. Lniud, arriving at Honolulu hat--

"omlnVch'i'Ansnst 9 To Kaunakakai. Kama-

lo Pnkoo Halawa. Wallau, Peleknnu, Kalaupnpa.Ueturnin.' to Pukoo. I.ahaim.. Olowalu. Laha.na,Pukoo. Kamalo, Kamakakai, arriving at Hono-

lulu Saturday morning.

Lubricating Oils.

Lime and Cement.

I.Ur Head.Bill Ilemlw.

t'ireulars.Xle IlemlM.

Ktnten.nts.BillNor faIfng",

(uulraelsMortnwe IllanUH,

Shipping Contracts,In Hidian A English)

CAleiHlam.Blnnk IieUf.

Stock f'ertitfeatew.IHislnes rnriH.

Meal 'hecks.Milk Tlrkeis.

I'auk Check 4

U'rtr.Heceipls.

Nnrriave certltlcats.Oiplomas.

Catalogues,'Blotting Ials

It quarti:rt.y business.t iy

p.. '.VGalvanized Corrugated Iron Itootinff

5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10-fo- lengths.

RIDGING.

- The C'ompanv will not be responsible torunless receipted for, noranv freight or pa.-k"ae-

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for personal basaKem less plainly marked. Notresponsible for money or jewelry unless placed !n

harge of the Purser.All possible care wir. be taken of Live Stock, but

the Company will not assume any risk of accident.SAM'I. (. WILDER, President-S- .

11. ROSE, Secretary.OFFICE Corner F rt and Queen streets.

55--1 y Mar 30

,T. K. WISEMAN-- ,

tieiiei-alllitiHiiies- s fAaenl,

Campbeli's IHoek, 3Iercliant Street, Honolulu.

KSTAHLISIIEU lS7i.

JhVxike and accounts and collections attended to promptly.--.. --,: M..lMIT.I..ll.ll.ara.f .nB.ll T.l..l....e 172. -

jk&'m- - frllrt fe:Cordage.Manila and Sisal, Panana Twiue, Whale Line.

CHltlSTMAS WORK.And in fact everything which a first-cla- w

oftice can do' Heed's Felt Steam Pipe

and Boiler Covering. LEW IS & CO.,Ill l ort Sreet. Importer and nealer In

rrrF.niNc. and :u.ou?-:ati- dune1 i,.:..f inri.r.-ri;.,- Mottoes, inon- -

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Parana oriJYn.1 W "rk. t b ders te - - ,

''"o1- - .ji Fort street,s- - aal Te'.ei'honf 'o. :VJ''.

. 0URi!Y & 150rilK,AND DEALERS IN

IMPORTKItS an.; Pistols, Colt WinchesterKennedy and Martin Magazine RihVs. Itemingu,n Sharps and Balh.rd sporting Rifles. AgentsforW W. Greener. Colt. Parker and RemingtonBreech-loadin- g Double Onus, Colt and SmithWesson Pistols. N. Cl'RRV A URO., 113 an-eor- ne

street, San Francisco Ca.1. li-i- y

Staple and Fancy Groceries, j

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FRESH GOODSBy every steamer from California, and always on hand, a full and complete line of

Provisions, "Ktc- - "Ktc. j

Gl Satisfaction --naranteed. Telephone No. 240. P. O. Box No. f.

Of all Descriptions ofTHE INTER-ISLAN- D STEAM NAV- -

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IGATI0N COMPANY, j

(Limited . J

constantly on hand, for sale, STEAM,FAMILY and BLACKSMITH COAL, and a generalassortment of UAR IRON. bly

Plumbing;, Tii), foy.-- r and Sheet. Iron Workrr

BOOTS & SHOESOrders from the other Islands solicited.

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