ft--

VOL I

For

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Back to HonoluluThe Fast Sailing Vessel

Ilut clasj Insurance risk 1098 tons registerwill leave for the above ports on the 31st ofJanuary nnd return to Honolulu leavingHongkong and Yokohama In March andApril respectively Tho vessel is superiorfitted for carrying passengers In cabin and between deck

Low rates for freight and passage will becharged Apply to

IAUL UOHM

8l King street or 138 Beretania streetTelephone 36V

C J McCarthyHAS RECEIVED FROM

Stn Francisco per Mariposa and other latearrivals a very choice collection of cigars andsmokers articles consisting in part of

Havana Cheroots Operas Ducttas Lit ¬

tle Dudes Triplets Cherubs andthe Fine Flor de Cuba

Also some Full Urcus Tel Sweet Caporaland other popular brands of Cigarettes

Dont forget to come nnd try some of theseline goods which can be had at

107 JFOItT STREET

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Tiin UNDERSIGNED HAVINGJL been duly appointed Administratrix of

ine estate 01 Keonc Kanu late or Honoluludeceased all persons havinir claims acainst thesaid estate aie notified that they must presentthe same duly verified and with propervouchers to the undersigned within six monthsfrom date of this notice or they will be forever barred and kit perions indebted to saidestate rue requested to make Immediate pay¬

ment to me LAVINIA KAPUAdministratrix of the estate of Keonc Knpu

Honolulu Dec 32 1886

FOR SALE OR LEASE

PUUMISES SITUATED ONTHOSE street called KananioliIatheproperty of C H Judd arc for sale or forlease for a term of jears

Kor particulars inquire ofALEX J CAUTWRIGHT

Honolulu Dec it 1886

NOTICE rrA MEETINGOF THE DIRECTAT of tho Mutual Telephone Co held

thlt day It wag decided to reduce the rent ofInstruments to 500 per month in the Districtof Koolatt Ewa Waianae and Walalua

A JAEGERSecretary Mutual Telephone Company

Honolulu Jan 6 1887

THF

NOTICETo Hackmen

AND

LIVERY STABLES

If you arc in need of a GOOD

CUTUNDER CARRIAGE HUGGV

PHAETON or CART call on CHAS

T HOYT corner or AUkea and King

streets before you make your purchase

elsewhere Every carriage is warranted

forrirte year

VC fTIIOM VS LINDSAY

Manufacturing JewelerINo GO Nuuauu Stront

Ilonolttlu II IParticular attention paid to repairing

fao u uolurawiiei 11ml Snturu VubHc

fQfficent 15 Kaahumanu Street

JOHN T DARE

XtForney and Counsellor at aw

IRee No t Spreckels niock Honolulu II I

tfj O- - P M- -

T BURGESSC

Expressman and Drayman

King Street

j fficer eleplione No o

Honolulu

NOTICE

Kesldence 15

HiiTnilV

iiany wilt be held at the Comn 1 office

Merchant street on Monday Jnnuar 17

W T S SOOTHWICKSecretary

T W McDONALDl

airv suoiiisa shop1Orrosirs Iamtiikon Stablw 4 FoRT

II rs lalne In all its benches done by tli mterisneed workmen

GtrTtlephoue 181

IBTIlII

HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS FRIDAY JANUARY 14

Scncntl 3ttlmtBcmcnU

cider

It is absolutely pure

and is manufactured in

the Orchard from fresh

selected Apples one ear

before beirfg placed on

the Market and gener-

ates

¬

its own gas by

NATURAL FERMENTATION

Macfarlane Co

Sole Agent

Physician and Surgeoa

Leprosy a Specialty

Office hours st KaVaalo frum a to 1 1 a si everday escept Smndays Willslit patients t their itsidence by request

All other diseases trotted at hit office coiner offUncnlMwl and Hcretania streets

Office hour from t 10 3 r M BioIS A M

THE

1887

Stindajsfiom

Lincoln Block King StreetThe following dishes may lie ordered at ll hotin of

the day

Mroiled Chicken Broiled FishTender Loin Steik Rib Mutton Chops

Oyster Stew Ham and EggsMackerel Etc Etc

tte serve up the Celebrated AIIUIMANU RANCHflUTCKrlalcrciVnieal

Geo CavenaghProprietor

PIONEER

STEAW CANDY FACTORY

-A-Nn-F

HORNIVartlcal Confectioner Pastry LooV nd llalcer

HUli and deliclout Ice Cream made Lj Steam

c

71 Hotel St Doth Telephones No 7

OKNIKAL MEUCAN HI E AND

COMMLS3IONJGFNTS

tin or or fitfUH

PC PrMHent ami ManagerI O Lahik Treasurer andHon Wm F Au Auditor

iHKHcrom

llot C R UiMtor Hov JL Wvtriious

jES

AT

Limited

JoniuJi Serelary

Searcher 01 Records

Office at present with Albert Smith En No 9Kaahumanu Street

Orders from the other Islands iromittyattended to

pMJL NBUMANNS

Utw Ollloo

Ko4 Merchant Street Honolulu

The Pacific HouseFORT STREET

Opposi 0cnlc m- - N C0m H0U

Meals served at all lioiins Nice aln roonu free

fromfles The table auppUed with the best the mar ¬

ket affords at wtwnbl ratesMcUAN

Proprietor

P p GRAY M D

MivHtatAS avi saitGisoxOlTice next door to the Honolulu Library

8 to 10 AMOrri1Ioui mm M

Sundays 9 to 11 A st

RESIDENCE AUkea St Opposite V MCA

TO RENT

PREMISES LATELY OCCUTHEI nied by the late Queen Lmma cornerof

Nuuanu and Beretania streets are offered for

i fnr a term of years upon reasonableJOHNli PATVA piy 0terms JrefM QleH noapim

DAILY

GOOD

Scachtl bcvtificincnts

AT the- -

N S SACHSNo 104 Fort Street

o

HERALD

Gents Funifehing Goods

Popular Millinery House

ProprietorHonolulu

GOODS AT LOW PRICESComplete Line of

Gents White Shirtsi

We Oder the Best Unlattndrled Shirt for 100 Under Shirts in WoolMerino and Canton flannel Jean Drifters and Shaker Flannel Drawers Asplendid line of

GENTS OUTSIDE WOOL SHIRTSLitest Styles of Gents Collars Cuffs and Neck Wear Gents White andColored Socks and Suspenders A good assortment of

GENTS DRIVING GLOVES

TRUNKS AND VALISES ALWAYS ON HAND

K S SACHS - - - - 104 FORT ST

M GOLDBERGCorner of Fort andl Merchant Streets

JUST RECEIVED THE FINEST LINES

Mi Clotliii Gents Ririliii Goods

HATS CAPS ETC ETC

Latest Styles and Novelties in Neckwear

Also by repeated and Special Request a small Iiivo cs of the Pines Hand madeconsequently

MOST DURABLE GENTS SHOESObtainable in the Eastern Markets

B F EHLERS CO

ofHOLIDAY GOODS

ALSO

SOME REAL DRESDEN CHINA ORNAMENTS

H E McINTYllE BROIMPORTERS DEALERS IN

Groceries Provisions and Feed

fornl

0

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OF

AND

Ooriior und TCltiKStrootn

New cools received by ery packet from tha Eastern States arid Europe Iresh CnllTrod ttce bv everv steamer All orders faitlilullv attended to and Goods delivered K

any natt of the city free of charge Island or lew solicited SatisPLtlnn guaranteed Postffie Ilox No 145 i Telephone No 92

P O Box J15

Realnt Avent

A ront

In Amer

1

BSTADLISHBD 187s Telephone 17s

JOS E WISEMANGeneral Business Agent

CAMPBELL BLOCK HONOLULl HIEstate AgentLniploym

ICitBt IToit- -

ildera SteamshipGreat Ilurlluaton Uallrosd Agent

Custom Moiie DrokerJMonoy Broker

ivianatrjr iiawaiianupera iiouseFire and Life Insurance Agent

THE TRUTH MUST BE TOMIt is Trno thnt

CHARLES HAMMERHaslatelv rcturntd from the Coast with a well selected stock of all kinds ofTRIMMINGS SADDLElllAniitvlb liM- - kuih3 ann a great variety 01 anivics me hks 01 wnicn nas never otore oeen sen nere

It Is Truo tliut Charles Hammw will sell the atxjve together with hU on manufacture ofSaddles and Harness puces thtt are bound to suit everybody

It in titio tlst OUarloi HatamorN make of harness is ell known all over the Kingdom forboth quality and cheapness that there is po need for praising it here

It is Truo that owners of hores cannot afford to piss CHARLES HAMMERS without calling intoste tne Roods work and prices

Dont Forget the Old Store corner Eort nnd King StreetsCHARLES HAMMERv Proprietsr

sjtfHSussnsjsj

Dusiitcse GTrtrfca

tLARENCKWIUlKKASIlrokU

VnLNFY VAtlXANCOURTASIirUKD

ASHF0P ASH FORDLaw Chancery Conveyancing Admi-

ralty¬

Bankruptcy ProbateEtc Etc Etc

OrriCB Old Capitol Uulldinjr adjoining GeneralPott Office

p A SCHAEPBR CO

tMroRtrm avu

Coiitmslon Mrrchnitt

No toMKKCiiANT Stkkit Honolulu

--t O PERGBR

Agent for Sfaeneule C Vibnii SnenMerchant Street Honolulu

DROWN PHILLIPS

lracttent Vlumber In Fitter amiHopper Smith

House and Ship Job Work promptly executedNo 71 Klne St Honolulu

T BWBRS COOKE

Successors To Inwam Dickson

Importer 11 fid Jeater in Lumber anil allttliul of Jlallillng Material

No Jj Fort Strekt Honolulu

It SOP BRJ bucctstor toj m uaijki ctt u

Stationer anil Mete JtealetJteil Jtubber Stamp Ateneg

Oaiittb Hlock No jj Merchant StrkiiHonolulu II I

1

utso

ALFRED MACOON

ATXOttSUr AT JAW

42 Merchant Street Honolulu

w ILLIAM McCANDLESS

Healer In Oiotrest Jleef Veal Muttim VleMo 6 Qubbn Stkbbt Fish Maxket

family and Shipping orders carefully attended toLive Stock furnished to Vewels ut short notice

Vegetables of all kinds supplied to orderTELBriiONB 7 No la

OEAVER SALOON

Fokt Stekt OlTOIT WILDER SQukII o s hi 11 1 rnpririor

Firt tJw lunches served with Tet CofTee od ater Ginger Ale or Milk

OrrK rno 3 a st nti 10 ruftSmolcer Jtegnllte h Spetlaitli

-- OSMOPOLlTAJ RESTAURANT

JUN1IKK Vropi litorHotel strikt Hutwees Fokt and NutiANfOjr secret is suece4 we have nevr filled and

will continue to serve our customers as In the pastwith the best the maiket alTonls at teawnable rates

R W FRAZBR

IMEROIIANT TAILORCorner Hint ami Alahnt AN Honolulu

Moderate charges good workmaiuhipjnda perfectfit guaranteed

G J WALLERFamily and Shipping Butcher

METROPOLITAN MARKET

King Stroot

New GoodsNew Goods ner Mariposn

AUGUSTUS L SMITHHas received an excellent assortment of

CHRISTMAS GOODS amonj which arc

Christmas cards plain and fringed ranging ill

price from 5 cents upwards Dolls in great

variety large rnd small Doll Cnrriapes

Transparent slates Writing desks Dominoes

Checkers Perfume cases Christmas candles

Candle holders Tree ornaments Trumpets

Tops Paint boxes Purses Papelrlcs Htc

Etc Etc Etc

S M CarterHas on hand for sale In uaniliics to suit

Departure Bay IGoal New-castle

¬

Coal CharcoalHard nnd Soft Wood Sawed Sjillt

Manicnie Hay

California Hay

Bran Oats

Barley Corn

Cracked Corn

Wheat Etc EtcOrders are h reby solicited and will be delivered at

any locality within the city limits

No82 King StreetDoth Telephones

eatestjob printingN ssruted to oider stlMt office

NO 115

Scncntl bbcdiccmcnlc

SUGARSPut up in Kegs Expressly for

FAMILY USE-- For Sate By

Q W Macfarlane Co

JUST RECEIVD

A small invoice of

CIGARSImported direct from H nana

C O BERGER

W PAPERWKlTINli fAfUK

Non In itotk hitli additional Eastern nvolce en

route A fine variety of the

CONNIiCrCU1 V L I E V MILLSFirm jualiti

Cap Leral Letter Note and B Paper

FolioAssorted wrishts AIo Marcus Wards Iiih I mer

Klt and Kote paper plain or canruled up to tuil env milrr

TllitS fl TUUVJINo to6Irrt St

J I STAN LEV JOHN SPRUANCK

Sprutince Stanley CoFmluielum nttt TnlLdaa Jii

rFlNEWINES ANDIQUORS-- -f410 Front Street San Francisco iM j

LILIENTHAL CO

Ininorlcrs and Wholesale dealers in Winexand Liquor Irtjprlctors of the celebratedCjnts Noble Distillery LyncliburR Ohio

ISLAND ORDERS SOLICITEDtoo to 102 Front Street T San Francisco

Employment OfficeUNDCRS1RNED JS rilLPARED TO

furnish sen ants for eety description of workincluding hou servants stewards coo as waitersgardeners enrpenters etc

CkLuoso IateiprotlngA speciali Accounts collected and general commis ¬

sions carefully and prompt executedOitloer Nuuami urttt corner Kukul Place

Opposite t o bam Sing

H A CONSALVUS

W SAKENO

B HUTCHINSON

Gonsalvcs Coniiotrmtte llroeer find IVIne JlereliautiIevbk II lock-- Qukkn Strkkt Honolul

IVist Oflice Ilox No 309 Telephone No 68

lolm T Waierhduseriiijiorfci1 nitil neater Sk General Sler

riamllne

No sj 31 QufcKN STRra- - Honolulu

H Hacl cfeld Cotlriieral CommlnSlan Agent

Con Fort and Qubkn Strkbts Honolvlu

T M WHITNHV M D D D S

miffi ltoom on Jort StreetlIoWuix 11 I

Office In lircwers Illock corner Hotel and FortStreets entrance on Hotel Street

T A THURSTON

Attorney nt Lair

No 8 MkrciiantStrrbt Honolui

BK0V73SF D COImxirier and Dealers it

Ale Wiptas SpiritsA I WHOLESALE

14 Merchant St Opposite Post Office

Honolulu h I- -

JOHN II PATY

XntavU Inblle 11 ml Cummliialon 0 ItetiUFor the States ol California and New York Office

at the HinW of nlshop S Co

HnNoiuui Oakii II t

Boat Building ShqpRear of Lycass Mill

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Tins DAILY ilElULD

VUM1SHKD

EVERY MORNING

EXCEPT SUNDAYS

TtU PnorMITUII Tilt WkUlPtf lUiHIHO V

Limited1

ho omoD CD Marohiinl St

TERMS SOllSOMlTWX

Per annumSixThre monthsIV month

4 vim

m bsi ijim

IS

OK tt

No

Ol

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Pottage additional

000300150

50CU

MT SubterlitUnn Payable In Aitritner

Brief communications from all ratttot tlie Kingdomwill always be acceptable

All nutters intended for puUiotion at rellas luitmm communication and advrrtitements should I

addrewd 10

THE DAILY HKRALD

FRIDAY JANUARY 14 1S87

THE SUGAR DUTY

On December 18 the day that Mor ¬

risons tariff bill repealing the duty on

sugar and other articles was defeated

in the House the Washington Republi

can replied to charges of the Southern

press that the Republicans were aban-

doning

¬

their protection principles in

supporting the proposal to repeal the

sugar duty The pith of the article is

comprised in the following extractshowing how the opponents of the sugar

duty reconcile their position with pro-

tection

¬

views

It is this proud record that now en-

ables¬

the Republican protectioniststo say to the Louisiana sugar plantersFor twenty years we have given ouprotection rangmq tram seventy toninety per cent ad valorem on yoursvigar To dny you come no nearersupplying tta home market than youdid when we began this protection Athousand million dollars has I wen paidinto the treasury by the people a a taxon sugar and you have benefited bythis tax about one hundred milliondellars because you have producedabout one tenth of the amount of sugarconsumed but you have not used thisenormous sum taken from the peopleand given to you in developing an increased sugar culture ihc government no longer needs the money pro- -

duced by this tax and you have failedor refused to profit by its existenceTherefore as it docs not create norfoster a home production we will remo c the duty and give all the peoplethe benefit of buying sugar in thecheapest market

MORENO ON CHINA ANDHAWAII

Mr Celso Crcsar Moreno whoseshort political career in this countrywill be remembered has a letter onThe Chinese Question in the Wash

inuton Republican of Dec 18th Afterrecounting his qualification to discussthe Chinese from a long residence indifferent parts of China and chargingprejudice against most other peoplewho have written and spoken aboutthat people Mr Mereno branches outon Hawaii as follows

Much cood and decorum to ourcountry is to be expected in the settlement of this too much agitated and toomuch complicated Chinese question asit appears now that the highly distinguished gentleman from Tennessee atthe btatc Department uov Porter isgiving his serious and benevolent attentionto both the Chinese and Hawaiian questionsThe Hawaiian can hardly be called

a question All the clamor and animosity against the reciprocity treatyderived from the undesirable workingof said treaty which has becomemonstrous monopoly to the detrimentof all in America and in Hawaii andfor the exclusive benefit of a few alien individuals of basse claise a funny trioviz a Dutch corner grocer by name ofClaus Spreckels Mormon missionary07 name 01 v m uiuson anu a iiunese coolie by name of Confucius AhFong the3e precise details they do noharm in being known

From the last letter and newspapersI received from Honolulu I see thathis majesty the chivalrous King Kalakaua though lather late has begun toopen his eyes and that he is determinedto shake off the unpleasant yoke of theabove mentioned monopolists and thusprepare a more equitable Working ofthe reciprocity treaty between theUnited States and his kingdom of Ha-

waii¬

Very often as Ms in this presentcase with Hawaii it is not the questionsmeasures or treaties that are hurtfuland obnoxious but the rapacious and

tmmSS i Qmvusu

unscrupulous individuals wbo triffnopo- -

lize themBy the openina of the PaiiUma Canal

and the hying of the tfans Pacificcable of this last enterprise I am theprojector the trade or the lacitic willtake gigantic proportions and will re-

volutionize¬

the commerce of the worldShanghai will be the terminus and theclearing house in Asia ahd San Fran-cisco

¬

in America and Honolulu will bea prominent factor as the intermediarypoint between the two continents

The President and Congres of theUnited States ought to appreciate morehighly the friendly and commercial re-

lations¬

with China Japan Siam andHawaii than the prejudiced ofn fewagainst races which is a dead issue inthe nineteenth century

TH15 OPIUM LICENSE

The Minister of the Interior haspromulgated a set of rules and regula-

tions

¬

for the sale of opium or prepara ¬

tion of opium under the license lawof last session More than half therules are taken from the law bodily ornearly so There are some ntw thingshowever One is that the licensee

shall have authority under said actto appoint by written nulhorizationagents for the sale of opium or anypreparationthercofthroughout the Kingdom for the acts of which agents heshall be responsible This is a wheelwithin a wheel with a vengeanceThere is nothing to prevent the licenseeappointing every Chinaman fromNiihau to Kau an agent to sell opiumunder a private agreement that theagent is to pay cash for all the stocksof opium supplied him from time totime Thus all the formality of a doc-

tors¬

certificate registration permit

yigsa5

from the Marshal and so on may beevaded and the whole Chinesepopulation given access to opium at asmall advance on cost and enabled tosnap their fingers at the minions of thelaw All the licensee has to do is tofile the names of agents and of thelocalities where they are to act in theInterior Department There is not aword about the Minister of the Interiorhaving to approve the appointments efagents

It is probably idle however to dis-

cuss

¬

the queer features r regulationswhich are not what they arc called butonly clumsy patches on one of the mostremarkable pieces of legislative crazyquilt work ever produced Besides theprevisions mentioned they require a fee

of one dollar to be paid the Marshalfor his permit half for himself and halffor the Government also a fee of onedollar to the physician for his certificate stating that opiuiii is the properremedy for the disease from which thebearer is suffering It is to befeared that the Marshal who hasmade a good beginning in his imtportant and responsible office will bespoiled by great riches from these fees

in a few months while the class ofphysicians contemplated in the Act

will let all their ordinary patients diewhile they are philanthropically scour-

ing¬

the lanes and alley ways for thesufferers from the desease for whichopium is the proper remedy

NOTES AND COMMENTS

The police authorities in ZurichSwitzerland have made a regulationthat no one shall be allowed to playupon the piano after ten oclock in theevening unless the windows are tightlyclosed The Swiss appear to have a

regard for the feelings of their sick orsleeping fellow citizens which somepeople in Honolulu would do well toimitate

The last United States Census gives

the following information concerningthe defective delinquent and depend ¬

ent classes Tlie number of personsconfined in prisons and workhouseswas 53604 males and 5005 femalesThe number of prisoners to each million of inhabitants was 10G9 while tenyears before it was 853 showing an in-

crease

¬

from the year 1870 to 1880 of a

little over 25 per cent There werealso to each million of inhabitants 1833insane persorjs 1533 idiots and 976blind During the census year thereweie 21595 outdoor paupers and 66j 03 inmates of almshouses

Say Loamacre how much did therailroad company pay you for that cowthey run oyer Sixty five dollars

Sixty five dollars Why that miser-able

¬

roads that runs past my place kill-

ed¬

a better cow for me and only paidme 40 Oh well but your cow waskilled on narrow gauge road youknow Brooktyn Eagle

Tiik Daily IIkkaij 50 cents permonth delimed

As a true tonic effective invigorator andgenuine ppactlier Duffys Malt Whisky isu33X3tiled

j

fficncml ablrtrttscmfltto

H HACKFELD GO

-

-- Offer for Sale- -

VarouiSiies

STEEL RAILS FEtfCEWIRES

ROOFING LAPES

CROCKERY

Cement

rock salt

-1

Vienna FurnitureAnd a Large Variety of other Goods too Numerous to Mention

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LdSVCCrSSORS TO

Dillingham Co and Saml NottHOLIDAY GOODS

Mcriden Silver Plated Ware New designs in ChandeliersLamps iind Lanterns

POCKET CUTLERY SHELF HARDWAREAgricultural Implements a new Fire Proof Paint for Shingle and

Metal Roofs Carriage Paint for country use no varnish required StovesTinware Lubricating Oil Kerosene Oil and General Merchandise

Charles Hustace100 and 111 Kins St between Fort and Alakeo

Has received per late arrivals a full assortment of

Comitlinc Injail of

Family FlourGcrmea Oat Meal Corn Meal Cracked Wheat Breakfast Cam Ijupe Hamand llacon Codfish Lard Smoked Ilccf Jw Chcqse Kcg Cal llutltr Dates KalsinsMustard Sauce Sea Foam Wafers Saloon And Medium Itrcid Apple llumlwldt PotalociWheat Corn lhan Also a lull line of Cal Cracker Co Cracker nd Cakes All Olwhich are offered at lowest rates All orders receive careful attention arid prompt delivery

Both Telephone Ho 115 Box No jju

Tlie Central Cigar StariclCampbells lUock Merchant Street

R HILDER - - - ProprietorBell Telephone 172 Mutual Telephone 375

Gentlemen will find the Central always stocked with thechoicest Havana and Domestic Cigars and Tobaccos Freshimportations by every steanierj

Tha Fuiet ManllU ClVara in the Market Hariit

Island orders Carefully attended to Give me a call

George Engelhardtlonrwly with Samuel Nott

iMPOnTER AND DEALER Ui

STOVES CHANDELIERS LAMPSaUo

rockery Glassware House Furnishing Hardware AgateIron and Tinware

AGENT HALLS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANYBeaver Block Fort Street

The Storo formcily occupied by S Nott opttte Emtckat Coa IlatiL Honolulu Iv--- la r-- -v ZX

S N CASTLEO I CASTIFJ

CASTLE COOKE

hipping Commission Merchantsr

- IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

GENERAL MECHNDISIS

Kotiala Sugar Couipaiiy

iala IlatitatlinOrove5Kncl Dnniatton

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Ilatku SugarlliicLcink Cdi IlanfatUn

Ilalttead W lalua ilantutionSmith Co Koloa Kaunl

Uabn Fire nml Marine Insurance Comran of inn Fmncikco

tna Fire Inturance Company of IlanforJIhe New KimlvnJMutuaJ Life tjikiirance CorapanyVr Umoo

M Wet ton Paten Centrifugal Matliinciihowew oik and Honolulu racket Line

ATHKUTONCAS1LK

Companj

The Mercluwu Line Honolulu and Sail ImuciicoDr fayne Sont Celebrated Medicine t

Wilcorfc Glbbi Keinlngton and WLceicr WItson Sewing Maclil

LAINE COHue riccjvecl consignment of the most Economical and Valuable Feed for all kin of atocti

COOKED LINSEED MEALIt it the greatest IIcjIi former Milk and Ilutter producer i

Oil Cake Meal shows about per cent of nutritive matter i this neatly 39 per cenenuaUto 100 lbs ol oats or 318 IK of corn or to 767 of jieat bran

b

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jis b

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100 bs of this ijiealour Unritaltd

Miajk riiu as wci as our usual supply pi tne uestkinusotHay Oat WUorit Cora Eta Etcv

Which Is ofTi rrd at tho Lowest Market Kates delivered free ny of the city

Wi

EX B THOMASContractoi Builder

Rstlmates givemew all kinds of Iirick Iron Stone and Wooden Jlulltlingi Kefur Iu thefollowing prominent building erected by him amongst othen too numerous 10 mention thoKings 4alace Lunaljlo Home Opera House Ilonolnlu Library Wilder Mr Lick 1ollceand Aswan IJuildings Etc

JMck AVork in ajl its Brandies E

Office comer Queen ard2AlaVea5tiettl

Also

and part

Mu Telephone No jli

175

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pf1

No

artasasRsiJtcto uucvtlccMtUte

HAY0 GRAINLARGEST STOCKS

BEST QUALITYLOWEST PRICES

UNION FEED COTelephones Cor and Sis

C E WILLIAMSFURNITURE

--Just

Queen

A NBWCi0T OF mTolifemiEBEDROOM SETSSIDEBOARDS

CORNICES

Received

Noaat -- Lot of

i5b and 200 acct

100 each

Store Hotel Street lon

AT

CURTAINS

PARLOR SETSWARDROBES

Conitco Poles

Atcay lot orWiiuloAV Curtains

between

Edinburgh

Nuuanu Streets

AVDLLIAMS

Just Received per S S AustraliaALL OVER EMBROIDERIES

NEW MILLINERYSilk Mitts Krencli-1-cl- d Slices Etc

GHAS J FISH ELSLEADhGMULINERY HOUSE

FashlnQble Drossmaklnc on tUo PremisesA Very Shet Addraot

A

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C 13

ICE CREAM

CANDIES

TfLirnoHK

air1182

CAKES

THE ELITE ICE CREAM IARLQRS

85 HOTEL STREET

Just Received per 8 Zealandiaf

A FINE ASSORTMENT-- OF

CI G A

Bell

XV 3f5

From thu CrlUirnled Kactoiyof Slraiton Slo n New Vork

4

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HOLLISTER C0109 Fort Street Honolulu --

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WOLFE CONo 66 HOTEL STREET

Havo Received by Late ArrivalsAiiHfican und English Jems anil JkIIIm Table anil Pic lnilt Star Ham Oxfurd SausajcrCurried Fowl KPPcd Herrings Preswcd IJIoaters Fried Kcl Findon Haddock PlimPudding French and American Peas Crackcn Cakes filackenilea Vint Jliscuiti lc

Also a large assortment of Candies and NuK Order will receie careful atlentloq am

jirompt dcllycry juaraqjeedt -

P 0 Box io Boll Telephouo No J4J Mutual No ig i V

li ifJls

w11 -- lMmaaisaa rn am7Mm iiusliiLillrliiTfrgc Jla iTub Daily Heiiali

YVlU bo fbr Halo Dully nt tho JTol- -lowlnu Pluueu

f 0 THRUM tori streeti 1 SOPER Merchant streetCRVSTAL SODA WORKS Hotel Street

Jrtco O Contn

FRIDAY JANUARY 14 1887

U0ALNEWSLast day for water rates

Mill aiSHHtasf

The weekly drill of the HonoluluRillcs took place nt their armory lastevening

Mr Morgan sold the plants but notthe leaseol the Morris place Kalihiyesterday

The Oceanic S S Mariposa fromthe Colonies for San Francisco may besignalled any hour to day

Majdr A S Bender and Mr WmLarscn have each presented the Honolulu Library with an assortment of books

Hit ssm

The new stern wheel steamer belong ¬

ing to Mr M Robinson left for PearlRiver on her first trip early yesterdaymorning

-Last evening a lamp hanging in the

cabin of the ship Mercury explodedbut the flames were extinguished before any damage was done

Mr C H Wilson chief engineer ofthe Fire Department has receivedthrough Messrs Allen Robins narnpics of rubber Imsc from the Oood

ycar Rubber Co

The steamer Explorers future seemsto be undecided She has btifcn in-

spected by members of the Cnbinctno doubt with reference to the desiredrevenue cutter

What is more pathetic than the stm- -

and childlike faith with which ntald headed man will buy an infallible

hair restorative from a bald headedbarber Detroit Free Press

Mr J W Luning was yesterdayshowing a tuberose delicately streakedwith pink He said he had a wholebunch of them They were from bulbsthat he bought of Mr Geo Encelhardt

After the installation of otTiccis at theGeo AV Uc Long Post GA KTuesday evening Mr R W IalnePost Commander referred in feelingand complimentary terms to the lateGeneral John A Iogan first Comma-

nder-in-Chief of the Grand Army ofthe Republic news of whose death hadarrived that day

The Atlantic

Jukn C Carroll one of the wreckedsailors and who shipped as a greenhand said to a reporter that most ofthe crew were drunk that the matewas drunk and was locked up down be ¬

low He said that the captain andmate did not know where they were orhow to manage the ship The investi-gation closed without any inquiry as towhat put the lifeboat or surfboat playedin the matter We expected as muchIt is now the duty of the authorities atWashington to investigate the matter

F Cemmertial Jerald

Police Court

Laupio alias Laucbuck charged withcruelty to animals was yesterday foundguilty and fined 10 and 360 costsAppeal noted

All You and Kclii charged with

affray remanded until todayThe case of Manuel IVrry charged

with house breaking was again continued until the 15th inst

R Scritngeour chuged with drunk ¬

enness remanded for sentence until

todayYoung Tung and Quong Poy

charged with having opium unlawfully

in their possession remanded until the

aoth instrinn Hnnk charccd with escaping

from chain gang sentenced to additional

one month imprisonment to begin at

expiration of former sentenceAh Mung charged with escaping

from an ofliccr sentenced to one month

imprisonment

BUSINESS ITEMS

Everybody says the Imported Candles at the

Elitt arc unum Go and try some

Mlss Tuck at Miu Harry InncWwwl

street has received by last steamer a large

assortment of Stamping Patterns for fanc

work - w

No hand book excels the Hawaiian Almanac

and Annual for reliable statistical and generalTrice

Information relating 10 in esc imv50 cents

II yon wnnt a good or P Tpatronize homo Industry and call at J

Hlnclcyi Crystal Soda Works 69 HoU

tret hlantl orders solicited ami prompt- ii rfinlrrl tO sell

1I1ICU IlllG n - - f

tlieae cigars Do not foreet tne ArHinrjley nor the place Crystal Soda Worts

uoiei street

iNow U the timto get your CluWrnas

Canli We hejt received a I gc an

well selected stock all new and of he latestArt

design Call and get one MneStore Hotel Street

HroH

A GOOD KRMEPY One fee 1 belle r acts

better and is contented after aklng a taleoi

Good and Pure Ice Cream as hey

Elite Ice Cream Parlors 85 Hotel re0Vllctoui Fruit Ices and Sherbets lr

Cam lei0Bf

nvarlely The Kane Cakes an

superior make and quality are all t w go

orders promptly attended King P 33

Mutual Telephone Hell 182

SUPREME C0URT

January Tirm

Thursday Jan 13 before ChiefJustice Judd The Court opens at9130 a M and at 4 P m takes recesstill 630 p m Mary S Rose vs HenrySmithy ejectment was resumed beforeHawaiian jury The case for the de-fendant

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had not proceeded far beforethe counsel for plaintiff abandoned thesuit This is the fifth suit brought inthe same case Kinney and Petersonfor plaintiff C W Asnford and LorrinA Thurston for defendant

AT CHAMIIURS

Thursday Jan 13 btfore JudgePreston Thos G Thrum vs P CAdveiliser and R J Crcighton In-fringement

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copyright Ordered thatleave to the 17th inst be given to dcfendants to flic answer Smith andThurston for plaintiff Hutch Whitingand Creighton for defendants

Bankruptcy of Jacob Lyons Proolof claims and election of assigneeTwenty six claims are provtd amounting to 1005878 against the estateand it is ordered that W C Ilrtrkc beelected assignee to act under a bondfor 5000

Estate of Uncr probate appealTried before Hawaiian jury Holoka- -

hiki for proponent Kinney for contestant The testator of the will was aresident of Waimanalo this islandHis widow contests the will on theground that testator was not of soundmind Case went to the jury at 9 pm

At 1105 the jury returned a verdictfor the contestant

Year Measurement

The length of the year is strictly 365days 5 hours 18 minutes 49 secondsand seven tenths of a sccord the timerequired for the revolution of the eatthround the sun About 45 I C JuliusCaesar by the help of Sosigincs anAlexandrian philosopher cuiic to atolerably clear understanding of thelength of a ycarand decreed that ovcryfourth year should consist of 366 daysfir the purpose of absorbing the uddhours Ily this rather clumsy arrange-ment

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the natural time fell behind thereckoning as in reality a day everyfourth yer is too much by 1 1 minutes10 seconds and three tenths of a second so it inevitably followed that thebeginning of the year moved onwardahead of the point at which it was in

tf

to

tnc days of CusarProm the time of the Council of

Nice in 325 A D when the vernalequinox fell correctly on the piht ofMarch Pope Gregory round in 1502A D that there had been an over- -

reckoning to the extent c f ten days andthat the vernal equinox fell on the nthof March To correct the past errorhe decreed that the 5th of October ofthat year should be reckoned as the15th and to keep the year right infuture the overplus bting 18 hours37 minutes add 10 seconds in a century

he ordered that every centennialyear that could not be divided by four

1700 1800 19002100 2200 shouldnot be bissexite as it otherwise wouldbe thus in short dropping the extraday three times every 400 years

While in Catholic countries the Gre-

gorian¬

style wjs readily adopted it wan

not so in Protectant nations In Britainit was not adopted until 1752 by whichtime the discrepancy between theJunan and the Gregorian periodsamounted to eleven days An act ofParliament was passed dictating thatthe 3d of September that year shouldbe reckoned the 14th and that three cfevery four centennial years should beleap years 1800 not being n leap yearthe new and old styles now differtwelve days our 1st of January beingequivalent to the the 13th old styleIn Russia alone of Christian countriesis the old stjle retained The old styleis still retained in the Treasury accountsof Great Britain In old times the yearwas held to begin on the 35th of Marchand this usage or piece of antiquity is

alio still obseived in the computationsof the Chancellor of the British Excheotier So the first day of the finan

cial veat is the cth of April beingOur Lady Day Boston Jomtal of

Education

SIDE LIGHTS

Ladies read what Mr Fishel has tosay sines the steamer came

Smoke the Wedge to be found atC J McCarthys

Mr C T Hoyt has returned by theAustralia with fine phaetons and car-

riages

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which he will be ready to show

the public in n few days

See advertisement of sales todayand to morrpw of property Dciongmg

to estate of the late H wrigiu oy

li P Adams Co auctioneers

In France Judge to iiri0onei--Hn- ve

ym something 10 add to your defense

Prisoner Yes Judge I desire to

have the new law applied to meTudce I dont understand you

Prisoner I abked to be expelled

from the country I am an Orleans

Prince

Tito Scat Tonic

it itiillnns Washincton 1 CThiso usedyour Uuflys 1tre Malt

wrUeii As onic Ir ilrlrnl nurnoses a

Mm It superior to the hundreds of concocfsI ch a re now flooding the land as slim

ulant liquorsf

Ty MMllnelll Cider It U absolutely

Macfarlane Co agent

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FOREIGN NEWS- -

UNITED STATES

ItemsSarrah Branagh claims to be sole heir

of A T Stewarts estate Her suit isagainst William P Smith former coach-man

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forStewart and it is claimed thatMrs Stewart gave a house in NewYork to Smith in return for his signingStewarts name to a paper which wasprobated as his will Benjamin Butleris Sarahs counsel

The robbers of the Adams Expresscar on the St Louis and San FranciscbRailroad were sentenced at San LouisJan 4 Frederick Withrock andWilliam W Haight were given the ex ¬

treme penalty of seven years in thepenitentiary and Thomas Weaver fiveyears

Six thousand men and boys in theWilkcsbarre coal mining recion haveb cn reduced to idleness by a strike ofdock hands at Port Johnson andElifcabethport

Omahi Nebraska has 160 saloonseach paying 1000 a year license themoney going into the school fund

The New York Mail and Expresspredicts that the coming year will bethe greatest ever known in Amciicanmills and factories furnaces and minesand says the acreage planted will bethe greatest ever tilled by the plow

The Supreme Court of Now Yorkhas decided that the insurance of chil-

dren¬

is illegalDr Horatio Potter for thirty two

years Bishop of the Protestant Episco- -

pn diocese 01 New York died in NewYork city Jan a in the eighty fifthyear of his age He will be succeededby his nephew Right Rev Henry CPotter D D LL D

Railroad HorrorsThe fast train from New York for

Chicago running at sixty miles an hourmaking up time collided at 4 oclock inthe morning of Jan 4 with an eastbound freight train The cars werewrecked and caught fire and twenty- -

two persons lost their lives most ofthem being burned to death

A train front Albany was thrownfrom the track near Springfield MassJan 4 by the breaking of a wheel

1 he cars took lire and two passengerswere burned up Among those injuredArc noted T and Emclinc Dyer andMary uno ol Honolulu Dyer isremembered as a barber in Hotel streetthis city

In a collision on the Southern Paci-

fic¬

Railroad in New Mexico nineMexicans were pinned down on anopen flatcar and burned to death

EUROPE

Irish Affairs

The trial of Dillon OBrien andothers for conspiracy in acting as trus ¬

tees of tenants was going on in Dublinat last accounts

At the meeting of the executive com-

mittee¬

of the National League in Dub-

lin on Jan 4 different speakers vin-

dicated the idea that Goschtrns accept-ance ot the Chancellorship of the Exchequer would be a means of savingthe Conservative Ministry I he Ireasurer reported the receipt of 25000in donations to the League fund duringthe previous two weeks from the UnitedStates

An Argument for the Treaty

The San Francisco Bulletin in anaiticle on Map of the World has thef llowing

I lie map maker will have to keephis eye closely on the blue books whenhe comes to make his new map of Polynesia The changes which in a fewyears may be made in this map concernthe United States above all other na-

tions¬

as they will relate to the Hawaiianislands These productive isles havebeen regarded in the light of outpostsof the United sStates toward the Westand the predominance of American in-

terests¬

therein have undoubtedly thusfar saved them from the grasp olforeignnations Hut Honolulu is in the directhue between the British possessions inNorth America and her island continentof Australia and the great advantagesto accrue from its possession have beenrealized mire fully than ever since thecompletion of the Canadian PacificRailroad The 92 per cent of the en-

tire export trade of the islands whichnow comes to the United States wouldaccording to English papers be trans-ferred

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to Canada should our treaty withHawaii be abrogated and a smilartreaty be made by Canada Indeednegotiations have been entered intotnrough the Colonial Office and a reci-

procity¬

treaty has been favorably con ¬

sidered by both the Colonial Office andthe Dominion Government Thisxanxiety to secure the trade of theHawaiian Islands does not promise wellfor American interests The alacritywith which the 2000000 loan wastaken up in England gives rise to a suspicion that the same came is about tobe played in the Pacific as was succesfully played on the southern shores ofthe Mediterranean and that thefinancial interests of British subjectswho have invested in Hawaiian bondsmay cause map makers within a fewyears to number the Hawaiian Islandsamong the possessions of Great Britain

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Try Martinelli Cider It is ahsoltttcly pureMacfarlane Co agents

Henry Clay as a PoWer Player

Henry Clays favorite recreation formany years was a game of poker towhich at one time he was passionatelyattached not for the stakes but forthe distraction and excitement of thegame Mr Winthrop saysthat thereis a tradition that while Clay was visit-

ing¬

Boston in 1818 and lodging at theold Exchange Coffeehouse in Con-

gress¬

street a servant rushed into theparlor at which he was at the pokertabic with a few gentlemen of the oldschool and announced that the hotelwas on fire Oh there will be timeenough 1 think cried Mr Clay tofinish our game and finish it they didbefore the hotel burned to the groundA smilar tradition was current in Wash-

ington¬

at a later period that white MrClay was speaker he and his friendshad passed a whole night at cards andwere still going with their games whenthe hour was close at hand for theopening of the morning session of Con-

gress¬

Wait a few minutes gentle-men

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said Mr Clay and I will washmy face and hands and run down tothe House and call John Taylor to thechair and then I will come back andwe will have another rubber BostonBudget

Miscellaneous

Small pox is at Melbourne Australia and cholera at Buenos Ayres SouthAmerica

A fire in the Peoples Park MadrasDec 31 lasting only 15 minutescaused the death of 300 people byburning or suffocation

If you want to know all the newsyou must road the Herald

Shipping Intelligence

AimiVAIiSScnrWieliufr6mWialua

DEPARTURESThursday

Chilean ruining ship Filcomayo San FranclcoSchr Manuokawai for Kwlau

Vessels leaving to daySlmr J A Cummins WaimanaloSchr Moiwahine KoholaleleSchr Walchu for Kuau

Thursday Jan 13

Jan ijfor

farfur

Veuols in Port from Forolj u Porta--

llktne Wresder SUanane from Newcastle NSWAm hk Saranac front NewYorkAm shin Mercury from Newcastle N S Wllktne Lurcka from ban trancisroIlk bur of Devon from Framings Islandllktne Ella from ban Franciscollklne John Smith fr V Newcastle N S WAm lern W S llownomlaul fro n San FranciscoMartha Dal lleneti from UostonChilian corvette Puonuyo L A Conl from Va

ratftvia Katter islalcoS S Einlorer II od Holman of LondonIJtctne w u Irwin McCulloch from ban FranciscoIlttno Planter Icrrlman from dan Tranciscohk Calbarien Perkins from ban FrancIcoAm bflne J D bprcckels Fries from San FranciscoAm bktne D scovery Iec from San Francisco

ISSAuMralla iloudlett from ban Francisco2JAm bk Ssuthem Chief from Pugct Sound

Vool Exiieototl from Foreign PortaUr bk Martha Fuller to have sailed from Liverpool

Auirust 95Urlt bk Glengaber Kolletton from Liverpool due

Janua y IJ 30 1887 Till ivies ft Co kmi sAm bkint S N Castle Hubbard from Port Town

send W T due December ij io Castle Cookeagents

Haw bk Lady Lampson Marston ftom Newcastledue February Io To Urewer Co agents

Oer bk Hercules frotn Liverpool due Feb ¬

ruary so n 1887 fo Schaefei Hi Co agentsS S Maripota Hawrd from the Colonies due

January 14AmbS Alameda Morse from San Tranctsco due

Is iisrv 44ml -

llr bk Zolla from Newcastle N S W due Januaryo ij ngents -

Urbark Sonoma from Ncvtcaitle N S Vr dueJanuary as jn Agents

Swedish bark Drollin Sofia from Newcastle N SW due Feb 1st

llr Uark It L T from Newcastle N S W dueivu 15 35

Nor hark P C Patterson frm Newcastle N S Wn je

Am bkTlntour Urewer from lbston due May 1 15

NOTESThe sailing of the schooner lloiwjhine was post

poned until to dayThe ship Mercury is taVirj in ballast at the Pacific

Mall whaifIly mistake the bark Southern Chief was teported

Irora Newcastle N S W-- In yesterdays IUs aldShe Is fiora he Sound bound for lions Kong callinghere for Chlucie passenger She salts about Monday

nextThe bark Caibarisn Is anchored in the stream await- -

ng a cargo f sugarThe steamship Explorer uas lowered from the

Marine Rat way yesterday forenoon and Is anchored

in the stream

ilclu itHbcttiscmcnts

Auction Sale

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Administrators sale of personal propertyof the late W 11 Wright at aurtion at thelate residence of W II Wright Palama on

Friday Jan 14thAt 10 oclock a ni

KALO PATCHESLease of Land at Kawaiki Tools

Drilling Machine Etc and on

Saturday Jan 15thAt 12 o clock noon

On the premises corner of Llliha and Alngstreets the

Leaso of Said PremisesWith Kalo Patches Fish Ponds EtcFor furher particulars see advertise-ment

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in the Hawaiian Gazette

E P ADAMS COAuctioneers

WC Parke Administrator of the Estate of W 0Wright

B dUtihotitij

XrSaa g

On and after this date all applications for

water to be Supplied to Shipping from the

Honolulu Water Works must be sent to the

office of the Water Works between the hours

of 9 a ni mid 2 p m of each day

Telephone number both companies 222

C II WILSONSuperintendent of Water Works

Honolulu Janutryf2 1886

lion F 1alila lias this day been appointed

Deputy Marshal of tho Hawaiian Kingdom

vice D Dayton Esq resigned

JOHN IOTAKAULUKOUMarshal

Honolulu Jan 1 1887

SUN fire office-- OF LONDO- N-

Establisliecl 1710

Insurance effected upon every descriptionof properly nt current rates of premiums

TOTAL SUM INSURED IN 1885

327333700Claims arranged by the Local Accms mid

ald with promptitude and liberality Thetivliclion of the Local Tribunals recognized

G W Macfarlane CoAgent for Hawaiian Islands

Crystal Soda Works

- MSNCfACTURKasor

SODA WATER

FLORIDA LEMONADE

Aoratod Waters of All Kinds

Fruit Syrups and Essoncos

Our Goads aie uelnowleed tlie nEST NO CORKS

WE USE PARENT STOPPERS

In all our Ilortkc

tOT We Invite particular attention to our PiilemFilter recently introduced bv which all waters usedn our m inuficturts is absolutely treed from all impurities 1

1ST We deliver our Goods free of clturcc to all partsof the city

Careful attention paid to Islands Orders AdJress

THE CRVSTAL SODA WORKS

P O nOXjo UONOMMU II I

Telephone No 298

THE GREAT ARMYTO OF WRITERSGillots Esterbrook Steel Pens

TODDS COLD PS VS

FA11EIVS ANTINEUVOUS 1KNItOIPKHSRubber Holders Corlc Holders tvory and Ebony

Holders told mounted Ivory and Honet oldcrsand Taper Cutters laberi Tablet

Krasers Uenlsons Velvet ErasersCr stal Kubber liubher in wood

pencil shnne Thumb Tacks

For

renru lrolectors KulibcrHands of various

sues etc etc

Snlr 1U THOSN

a riutuui160 FoT Stbkbt

NOTICE

ANNUAL MEETING OF THETHE Home Society will be held onFriday next the 7th Instant at 10 a in at therooms of the Chamber of Commerce ltrorder F A SCHAEFER

SecretaryHonolulu Jan 5 1887

TO RENTA stable with nc stalls and room for car-

riages¬

also a small cottage to bo had in vtmeyard if desired Centrally located Forpartlcularsenqulre of WEST DOW CQ

AJ

WARNINGPERSONS ARE WARNEDtrespassing on the premises of the

subscriber on Beretanu street nrxt St LouisCollege Offenders will be prosecuted andany person found on the place ot night will beliable to get hurt SING 1IIN

Honolulu Dec 2

NOTICEREGULAR ANNUAL MEETINGTHEKapiohni Park Assotialldn will be

held on Siturday the 20th day of Innuary1887 at 12 M at the office of Cecil Drown opMerchant street A lull attendance ot stockholders Is requested

H R MACFARLANESecretary Knpiolani 1ark Association

Honolulu Jan 7 1887

TTANDV STATIONERY

LUG A CAP PrRrKCUON IADS

tioupnivs lu nun iwuy

Letter Cap and Note blocks cf first U ility paperLefMt Cap Letter and Note Mocks of ruled

Manilla paper plain Memo and Noteblocks M ft 11 fwn Mocka

for Hills StatementWasli llstt etc

Or Ppr PUT UP In ANY PORM Desire

It 1 TITOS a TlinUMt160 Fort Stmit

cis JlibcviiGcmcnfo

BUHACH--The Great California

NSEOT POWDER

The Genuine for Sale only by

mm 11 Sil Co

HONOLULU

OUR PRICESALWAVS- -

TH E - LOWESTIn Silks and Satin Velvet and Velveteens

broeaded atltl plain The latest styles ofgenuine French Nuns Veiling all shades ofMerino nt the lowest figures

Ladies and Childrens Corsets Chemisesand Underwear at astonishing low prices

Ladles and Gents Hosiery and Shoes

Hamburg Embroideries the La-

test

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PatternLadies and Misses Jcrsesj Crepe Em

broidered Chinese Shawls Scarfs and SilkHandkerchiefs at very low prices

MILLINLRV all the latest stles in Hatsand Bonnets trimmed and untrimmedj FancyFeathers nnd Flowers Headed Lace and lionnet Crowns French Buckram Frames HatTrimmings in Satin Silk nnd Fancy Plushesat remarkably low prices

Call and sec Goods and Prices at

GOO KIMCoraa or Fort and Hotol Sto

CEMENT-J-UST RECEIVE- D-

1

White Bros Portland Cement

FULL WEIGHT400 pounds

G- - W Macfarlane Co

BELL TELfirilONE NO- - t O UOXNO 415

OHAS T 0ULIOK

NOTARY PUBLICAgent to- - take acknowledgments iHtq Labor

Contracts Marriage License AgentGeneral business and Commis-

sion¬

Agent and

REAL ESTATE BROKER

Campbells Mock second floor adjoiningUnited Stalcs Consulate Merchant streetHonolulu H I

FOR SALE OR LEASE

That desirable building lot situated on thenorth side of King stiett adjoining jhe residence of the Hon Ianl Neumann

The lot is 300 feel deep with a frontage of150 feel completely fenced with water laidon throughout Ior further particulars apply to

G W Macfarlane Co

GASOLINE

HIGHEST

--OF THE--

POWER

IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT

For Sale Ily

G-- W Macfarlane Co

Dissolution of Co Partnersliip

CO PARTNERSHIP HERETOTHE existing between A Hron ond JPhillipt under the firm name nnd style ofBrown Phillips having expired by limita-tion the business will hereafter be carried onby I Phillips who will pay all debts owed byand colled all lulls due said firm

JOHN PHILLIPSHonolulu Dec 31 18S6

cardTReferring to the aboe notice the under- -

sinned takes the opportunity of hanking thepublic for the generous patronage bestowed onthe late firm of ISrown Phillips and of re ¬

spectfully soliciting a continuance thereof toits successor Mr Phillips

A RROWNHonolulu Dec 31 1886

New Pliotoeranh GalferyAhove Pantheon Stable

Fort Stkkki UoNouap H I

Portraits and iienr Pint class work Satitfacttguaranteed 4

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The Coin ngeou lown Girl In IterWoinnnhooil Story of n July Storm In

1881 A Young 1frolno In n Itttrrl- -

To tlny attho liousoof a mutual friend Imet n Nineteenth century heroine a Jimugirl who vrcnra upon her breast a niishgold medal that was presented to licr by titlegislature of tho state of Iownsome yen in rn n mark of Its appreciation of her womlrfnl courage and proenro of mind T ferect and well proportioned with her ili i

bright eyes rosy cheeks nnd clearfeattirrs forming a charming plctunrttrong truo American womanhood 17

Shelley of Boone In Is a girl thatfather or any jtnto might Ikj proud ofI tonlay 21 years old hut she was onlwhen by an act of daring bravery shvitho Admiration nnd gratitude of tho poopher native itato and madd her name fa motamong them

About dark on July 0 1881 a wind mrain utonn of unarnlleled severity burst o rKato 8hellcy8 homo In tho country neatHoney creek Tho Dos Alolncn river tko sitfeet nnd every crook was over Its banks biloss than an hour Tho window of this linwogirls room commanded a vlow of tho HomyCreek railroad bridge Peering out Into fhdarkness alio saw by tho nld of tho vl JilnVhes of lightning which at frequent intorvusIlluminated tho scene tbat houses banvfences lumber and everything jiortabla with-in

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reach of the Hood had been carried nvtnywhile tho wind swept by with fearful milover Increasing velocity and tho waters continued quickly nnd steadily to rise

A Lionx Tiinouon THF 8T011MThrough tho blackness and torm sh irw n

locomotho hendllglit advancing mrlftlytho direction of thobrld e whkh tho lie ihad borno away A second later and fiolight suddenlv dropped down out of Mgitnnd though the roaring of tho wind and thowaters rendered it Imposxlblo for her to hourtho frightful crash It must havo imdi thoknow that n trnln of cars had plunged Intotho abyss

Throwing nn old waterproof nlout hershoulders and hastily lighting a lantern sheventured forth Into tho storm Tho Hoodwas far alxivo nil roads and patlm ays to thowaters edgo and sho soon realized that Itwould bo imposslbla to reach tho wreck Shomust try some other plan A Btcep rockyblutr led up to tho trnck Kho liegnn to ascendit WlUi her clothes torn to rncs and herflesh laceroted by tho thick growth of bnshcTsno at last readied tho rails Thcro was stilla small xrtlouof tho brldgo loft On herhands and knees sho crawled out on the re-maining

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ties to tho last ono mid holding onwith ono band for her life sho leanedout over tho water as fur as sho could andwaving her lantern crlod out at tho top ofher voice

From tho black gjdf Mow thcro came Inanswer tho faint accents of tho engineer whotold her it was a freight train that had gonoover nnd that tlioiif badly Injured ho hailsaved himself fro n nromUng by crawling upon somo broken thill Ho Iwllcvcd that alltho other train latuM had iktMii1 nnd advised her to proceed nt ontxi to tho neareststation warn the approaching express trainof its danger and return wltli help tor him

ACiuvrr Tin wid tkmpk tIU tracliig Iter sU im tho 3011113 htrolno wan

soon hastening uloii r bo track with all thospeed sho could mako njilurt tho holbigtempest toward ilnhigona a small stfctlonabout ono mile from Honor creek Tormi hthat point sho had to cross tho high treit lobridge over tho Den Moines river a dlstancoof fiOO feet Her trembling root had scarcelytaken Its flrkt step upon this stnietum whf 11 asudden nnd nppnlllng burst of thunder llghtning wind nnd rain nearly throw her overinto the water and nt tho snmo time extlnKulshlng her light Matches n ould bn vo beenjiowerless to relight It lu such a hurrlconoeven If sho had had them mid sho wus nowunablo to seo even a hands length U fore herexcept when a vivid flash of lightning

the raging w atom beneath her or thodark outlines of tho a lug brlilge to whichshe clung Throwing away her lantern thhdauntless American girl again dropped onher bands and knees and thus mado her waythrough tho darkness nnd storm from tlo totie over the perilous trestle iteachbig Armground again she soon covered tho short remaining distance to tho station bronthlemlytold her story and then fell in a dead faint ntthe station agents fret

Succor was liastily dispatched to tho suffer-ing

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engineer at Honoy circle Telegramswent flying up and down ho line notifyingtho railroad olllcials that the bridge was goneJust ono minute after the bravo girl lindfainted nnd whilosho still lay unconscioustho express train came rushing in Whentho passengers learned of tho awful accidentfrom which they had been saved by the in-

domitable courogo of ono fragile girl lovinghands tool her up tenderly chafed tho tornand bleeding Unite laved the pallid face andsoon called her back to llfo again

When tho fame of brave Kato Shelleys oxplolt spread throughout her native state menand women of all classes united to do herhonor Several subscriptions wcro stmtcdlor her benefit and If money is over an ade-quate recompense for such heroism alio bitbeen well rewarded for her brave conduitTho legislature Voted that a medal should Ingiven her to commemornto her difriiig artand appointed n special committee to iircnv t

it Cor Philadelphia Times

Squirrels Iluve lleen Known to Do TIiIkA Lewlston uttoi ney is backed up by a

lowlston physician in his assertion that thefollowing dog story Is absolutely true tho xcurrence having como under tho observationof tho pbrRlchin nt Old Orchanl this sumiueiinnd rclnted to tho attonioy ujion honor Anintelligent dog was afflicted by fleas Thcjeloudptl his oxlstonco If wo may Mloviiiipcarunecu sluco forfour flftlis of the tluio theIntelligent dog wnstioilup Inn douhlo bowknot flglitln tho smaller nnd lew Intelllcirbut more nimble Ilea Ho had chowdthihair from his sides and his eye was lucklustre Tho angry canine docldcl to taloImth in the waves of tho ocean nnd lusodoldiscovered that as tho sea water height i

upon his 1 yt and sides nnd back tho lens rIwfoit It lis over the wicked flea Sooiiiidtho doj m even backing out intottntn smile provtlng over hU couuteimiieu 111

idea took pontusslon of him Ho was meen with a huge wnd of cotton in hi momWith thin lifted aloft ho backed slowlyThuilcas crawled higher as thu nea vairose about him They occupied his kick uthen hta brad mado uncomfortable is t

wero by the salt water Then nt last us tdogs head sunk very slowly bcuentU iwaves tho innltitudo vacated it Jumpingthe wad of cntlon that was floating just ntdogs nose Tho fleas floated nwny form orthe fleklo wad of cotton while tho dog swpnslioro to m forever embalmed in history 1

tho htory of tho doctor and tho lawyer nithe newfp3er Lowistou Jounml

Pittsburg lawyers havo beon trying to 1

tciniliio tlw legullty of an aflldavlt receivebv teloplioo

9 itJfatJJl M

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nowr

POINTS PnOMA BARBER

Tli illDoftnce Between Amerlcaii find

k Ocriimn race nnrberlng by ContractA fashionnblo up town barber of Ger-

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extraction ventured with tho usualtimidity of members of his profession togh 0 n reporter somo facts about tho facennd tho way somo people tlcslro to boehnved Ho sold In Germany wo conshuvo moro rapidly than In AmericaTho Germans havo longer nnd rounderfaces which permit long swipes with thorazor Their beard too is not so Btlit astho Americans In tho Uultcd Statessmall and angular faces prevail so thorazor cannot travel any groat letiRthwithout coming to a turning pointHcuco tho razor 19 limited ns to Its surfnco capacity ns far as ono stroko goesA number of small nnd lndcflnito swipesnro mado Avlth the grain It Is difficultto chnvo tho nvcrngo American ngninstthe grain His board Is too hard forsuch n task nnd his flesh too tenderOnce In two years perhaps n man mayrequest n gtnln shave Thcro is no needof a roquent though for I cnii tell aman who Is In the habit of shavingagainst tho grain His beard sticks outfrom his face About twico n year nnAmerican ntaonlshes mo by asking mo toshuvo him with lung strokes Mow Idont llko tho long strobes for they nrollnblo to cut tli face

Ono of the nuisances lu tho barberbusiness is tlie customer who rushes inand swears ho has only two minutes tospnro to get nhnved I hurry np as rap ¬

idly as possible and In my anxiety I manngo to cut him in several spots Thowonld bo hurrying man who hnB workedmo llko fire then coolly stops and chatshalf an hour with nnothcr customer ItIs dangerous to bo shared in n hurryTho barber is somewhat excited by thoorder to shuvo quickly nnd Is alwayswondering while nt work If he is fastenough

Wo havo monthly customers I makonn some nnd lose on others For 3G0I barber n customer ono month that toglvo him n shave every dny if he wantsit and one hnlr cut during tho monthItcmomber buy rum pomade hnlr oilvrscllite brilllantlno and powder nro in-cluded

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Well If ho took a ten centslmro he wouldnt get bay rum but hosnres nil theso extras by tho wholesalecontract If ho shaved everyday nt ndime it would only bo nlwut 3 permonth not counting n hair cut Thoreduction then amounts to 75 cents nmonth Now very few men shaveserydnyln a barber shop and thcro Is

where tho profit conies for monthly con- -

tVnctsFrequently though I havo ft customer

who getn tho worth of hi 2GJ Hocomes once 11 day regular before hoonly came thrco tlmesn week nnd wnntan threo day 1 under the skin shnvo 1

hare to dally over bis fnco the same as ifhe were pn ing 25 ccnta ft share Ho ismoro exacting than over wonts morebay rum and nppcars very much afraidho will not get his monoys worth Kowthnt kind of n customer takes up timewhich Is moro expensive than bay rumHo happens too to always bo In ntthoproper moment to keep good customerswaiting Tho dnisy monthly customersdrop In thrco or four times n weok saysnothing about regretting ho cannot comocrcry day anil requires no extra atten-tion

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Yet If ho wanted to ho couldmake a contract for threo or four SharesII week nnd a hnlr cut for the sum of

1G0 per month Still ho Is not cheatedfor if he comes onco a dnv on tho 62G0contract It is all right he gets Ids sharoThcro Is no forfuno In bnrborilig nowCompetition is too great New YorkMall nnd Express

Mm Cleveland nt SurutmcHavo you received from tho presidents

bride n cardboard with 11 leaf cut neatlyout of birch bark pasted In tho centerand under thnt thu autographs of herselfand husband You might hnvogot onoIf you lind asked nt tho right tlmo nndplace that Is to say whllo sho was lutho Adirondack An artist named tautzfrom Albany was In tho hotel and 0110day lie fashioned a bit of bark Info a leafpenciling it a little to perfect tho scmbianco Mrs Cleveland chanced lo seoIt and her admiration was girlishly emotional Sho declared that it was Just toolovely for auythlng nt all except toadorn tho pago of nn autograph albumand to that uso sho put It

Somebody had mailed an album to herbegging that sho would return It withthe presidents nnd her own signaturesSho embellished n loaf of tho book withtho birch leaf got Mr Cleveland to writehis numo and then signed her own Thoresult pleased hor and sho responded toevery cull with n similar souvenir Ihavo 0110 bofpro me as 1 write It belongsto a friend who was nt Snrnnno n weekduring tho stay of tho presidential partySho says that Mrs Cleveland mndo notless tlum a hundred nnd that every ap-plicant

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for nn autograph got nn exampleIotitzo did tho cutting nnd tracing butMrs Frnnklos own hands completed thoJobs except thnt tho president bolng in ¬

terrupted in a chnt or awakened from adoze wrote his name in nonchalant obe-dience

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to her request Albnny Journal

Ktntlntlc of tho Bentntlonul DniiimSomebody with n pusslou for statistics

has taken tho trouble to dissect tho sen-sational

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dramas of Alphonse dKnucryand ho reports that they require tho co-

operation¬

of 18 widows 10 sons and 3daughter of persons executed 80 or ¬

phans of tho mnlo and 112 of tho femnlobox 10 blind persons and 10 feigningblindness 03 dofnmed virgins 23 fratri-cides

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8 patricides U foundlings 03lost and 110 kidnapped children 1S4 oxchanged or foisted 213 falso wills 210stolon pocketbooks 108 tluols with swords108 with pistols P with sabres 8 withknhesnnil 10 with axes 43 lies 120 mur ¬

ders with weapons nnd 1J0 with polsun40 drownings 20 guilty und 03 Innocentgalley convicts 80 freed and DO escapedprisoners 77 adulterers 01 bcduccrs 115burglaries 200 distraints 70 lunatics 03cretins and 28 feigning lunatics 118 falsemarriages and 41 bigamists BostonTranscript

KW Waterproof rinciitThe Kngllsh shower proof cloth has

been found wanting becauso It allowswater to ieuotrnto It if any pressurecomes upon ltjso thnt If tho wenrortnko a horso rnr aftor being out In thorain and bo lucky enough to get a scatIn it her dress Is dampened A Londonfirm noting this litis ondenvored toplease both tho ladles and tho Lancetand has succeeded ns far ns tho latter Isconcerned having extracted 11 kindlynotice- - from it Tho now garment is ofshower proof cloth coated witl Indiarubber placed between it and its lining

On tho shoulders tho rubber coating isomitted and thus ventilation Is obtained

Scientific Journal

President CIaz iHsald louiggcst by hismanner qml garb ono of the gallant brig¬

ands who lire chleliy in Iho minds of iranglnatire writers

riirimBiiiiM

fWw9WJjl

glHlwiTTrTftltfScttcntl bbcttificmenis

THE DAILY HEEALDTo day September ist 1880 is issued IhoiirM number of Tilfc Da HA HnnAbt

a morning newspaper to be printed for the proprietor under contract by the

Press Publishing Company Merchant street Honolulu

Price Six Dollars per Annum or Fifty Cents per- Month

mAll who receive a copy ol the initial or any succeeding number arc

respectfully

INVITED TOSUBSCRIBEBusiness men nre solicited to test the advantages of Tim Daily llBKAbn

as an

ADVERTISING MEDIUMA large edition will bs printed each lay to be circulated in Honolulu and

throughout the Islands regardless of subscriptions until a regular paying list ot

subscribers is obtained on the public becoming acquainted with the meritSiOl

the paperr

The Daily HrraId will furnish a fresh and readable record of events incity and cotintty It will also give fionv time to lime as received a summaryof the latest news from Jhc outside World in concise and systematic form

The Daily Herald will follow a straightforward consistent independentand moderate course in the discussion of public affairs It will not be theservile organ of any clhue faction or party At tne same time an earnest sup-

port will begiven lo measures jifomotivc of the public welfare and to indivi-

duals

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or -- organizations that may appear in the political fcld with claims topopularconfidencc backed by wbrlhrccords and unassailable principle

The undersigned would however rathsr point to his record as a journalistin this city for the past two years as conductor of the Daily ultfllny thanmake promises that- - in general estimation are valueless until justified by per-

formance

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He can only pledge himself to do his best toproduce a thoroughan influential and in every way acceptable daily newspaper

Try the Daily Herald for a month at least

Honolulu Sept 1 18S6

I0HN F C0LBURNBrick Building Street near Miumnkea

IMPORTER AND DEALI

IN HAY AND GRAINGoods delivered promptly ATutiwl Telephone 3S7

ygMnMIHWHMMMnMHnMMMl

Slippers Attention

Chris Brewer CosBOSTON HONOLULU PACKETS

A vessel will leave lloston for this Pott onor about March lit next nnd

The Ilatk AMY TURNER ill sail fromlloston for tliis Iort on or abdul May ijjhnext

lmllici information can lw obtained Vy applying to

C Brewer CompanyQueen Street

SMITHSlanetary Almanac

AND- -

Weather Guide 1887

With calculations for the HawaiianIslands of the

TIME TO PLANT

According to the scientific theory ofhunar Influence ty vegetation

lor sale at thu Honolulustores Price 25 cents

Hook

r ASTLB COOKE -Hhtpiitnit iil ComttloH JleirUnnln

Ho la KinoStrukt Hokhlcli

IKIOUTKC A fill DCAIUKH III

GENERAL MERCHANDISEAgents lor

The Hitchcock ft Company PlantaiionIlia Alexander lialdwin Ilaitation

K llaUtciil or Wdialua PlantationA II Smith Company Koloa Kauai

J AI Alexander llaiku MaulThe Haiku Sugar Company

The Kohala Sugar CompanyHaniakua Plantation

The Union lnsuinnce Company ol ban IruiuovroThe New Unglanil Life Insurance Company of DotoiThe lllake Manufacturing Company of lldstcitiD M Weston Patent Centrifugal MuhinwIhe New York and Honolulu lrcket LineThe Merchants Un Honolulu inriSan IrancliicoDr lavne Sons Lclelirattd ediclnetWilcox b Cibbi Singer Manufacturing CompanyTVheelet Wilton Bcwlni Machines

Subscrbe for the Hkkald

DANIEL LOGANKditor and Proprietor

KingR

I O IWix y

A BOOKUK- -

REFERENCETO THE- -

kepi Proceedings

Prank Uotlfrcyii Report of

THE LAWS PASSED

COMMirPBE RBPOJITS

MINISTERIAL

AND THE- -

FUN AND PROLIOKSOK THE- -

LEGISUTUBE of 1880

Price - - 1 per Copy

ON SALE AT

J H SOPERStockholders Mcetingri

The annual meeting of the stocUiqldcrs ofme Konma bugar Company will le held atihc office of Mctar Castle Cooke lanuary31 nt 10 a m f II ATHKRTON

Secretary

Stockholders Meeting

The annual meeting of the stockholders oftne mikuc ivyar company villi be held nttheoflice of Castle Cooke January 291887at a pm J II ATHERTON

Secretary

NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE IMSURanco Company of Uotton

CASTLE COOK1 AGENTSINCOKIOKATKn 8J

The oldest Purely Mutual Life InsuranceCompany In the United States

Vitilrlft Itiurtl thi moat JuvohijI Tet nilIoi9 paid through Honolulu Agencr 4Qooa

OREMEN BOARD OF UNDEKWR1TBRS

FiASCllAliFKKfrCtiAvn1- -

Abo aVentt for the iDrejden Uoard of UudrwrlterVienna Board of Underwriters

lor the Hawaiian hlard

tatfttMi jjiiAifctefc t- - tiiaig l

STATEMENTS

Si

iCiJiiw1JryMViMiiirtilitliGeneral JMcrficcmcute

CGflBS11 0 0u to Au u

GROCERS

In ttttl Idtlf M

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Ullo

IVo 1S rueen feU

UOAB SUGAR

lAttU

rUIdrn OateJttsur Dwart

Chms Hob

Snetu Wheat ItettSarin lllc Dejit

tVi Cot lint WWSail ONn Ilei CneVed

SVt Ilran CterK nJ Hne

SicltlWrtrt WhUf1t Ilen Kwl

Sch IImw lUjrwflMVt Utartk llotw

AtcU IWnor I4

SACKS POTATOES REST In CUNXIKS

Clx

lte

Utn Kitra Sori CrMkenCave MOora Uraid

m CiMtlerf Whtmt o lb bCM Corn MeM wHle le lb taw

C Cut Men to lb UesCtt Cern Starch

Casks IJupcc Hams

CmS 4 A lt W R IVIUton- f

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toWtrlVUnLj1ttpILC lalrUVVUnl Jib pall

Cve Wliimeyi Hmict W ilmllttTfiiUfli lUHtrr rjIH tUir

Jr Mini IVittw O t F itlt

Cascfi Xar Cheese

DaaUU Salt Codnth

Cw Ijiundry Starchllatet Drown IjunJry Soap

Pure Java Coffee ItoncnJ CrBmJt - tfMRack Qreen Coffee

Chevit Japan 1 ea r lb papertClii at attTea III patrt

llne KnWni Irnlnnltrri Vtf boie Kaikim IxnJuit Iyer

Itoxe Kntln Mntpali

17mm CitronHotel Currant -

Catn ChocolateQaiet Mled Ticllet

Giwi Spicct Mtorted all tlto

Sstkt Imjllth W InunSick Soft Shell Alniondi

Cawet California Honey 1 IU tiuCaw i Kins Morte It Cot frcth canueil

Ftuitj Jclliet anil VeRetabktllaleji Wrapping lt ptr emr cjua ity

t HiK AHORTMKNT

Bet Oaliipriiiii Leatlioi

Sole JpHjle HanitM SklrtlnR nnil UpperiKfcnch anil American Calflclna

Shern Sltlnt Goal SklnJSaddle anil Saddle Tree

Theje jojjdtnteneJAnd frehftndwlll heold t

LOWEST MAniCET KATES

M W MoCljesney Sons

No 42JOtioou Stroot

M

FOR

SJSJagy

Scucfitl AfcttcttteciMtfito

DUFFYS

Pure It MiI

Medicinal Useno injSEi bn

Abiolutely Pure and Unadulterated

IN U IN

HospitalCnraUiAfaiintltution

IuflrninrlcAND

Prescribed b riijitckns Everywhere

THI-tNlV- -

Pure StimulantKef he SWt1nlidiOEnvletlni Pattern

Afied Ieqple

WUVK ANDBKI1IUTATFD WOMEN

Awaptetl 1ittT Ill I lit G11ID MkdalWorld rrMitn New Orleint 1M5

IFor ExcclltucctuntlPnrlty

iMacfarlane CoSolo Agonta

Wenner Co- -Mauufactorlng and Impotlmt

Xo OX Fort Street

AtwsytVeeponhanda mott elejant aortmntof

FINE JEWELRYSOLID AND PI ATKD SIIVKR WARR

Rrer branthl 10 thli marlei

Clock Wntcluiv nrncolctd KcrUlets Iinp Lunkcto fioltl Clinlntt

nntl GiiiuiIh Slcovo IhittorittStntls Ktc Elc

Ai otnamtttt of all kind

rircnnt Solid SUvar Tea SettAndallVIndiof tlltttwan tUntlcfjr pjientalhn

KUICUI AND SHELL IEWELUVMade to order

Itefwlilnc of mti and iewetr artfully lteede4 u and ektcuttd m the root wurknunllLmanner

ENGRAVING A SPECIALTYTarticular ailnnon it paid lo order and Job work

from the other Iiltodt

Hawaiian HoteCARRIAGE CO

Carriages nt all hour tiny andnight Saddle horses hupgcs wagonoeites nnd village caits with stylish andgentle horses to let

Horses clipped with the IntentLightning Clipping Machine

FOR SALEA few good Horses 3 Phaetons

Two Top Iluggic second hand liarncss and 2 Village Carls

PRICES TO SUITTHB TIMES j

King up Telephone Number jt or pp

MILES HAYLEY

T GOMES 9

Watchmaker and JewelerJla jutt arrived fioin San Krancico and li

Opened a Moio oppotile Hart Ice Creani Iarlortwhere he will altrnd to the manufacturing of all kindor Jewelry Ihetetiineof diniond etc

Clironomutor ft Specialty

FBRElSTAMPSO W BURGESS

Hat for tale A variety of rare fntelgn imitate ttainpfor collecltont Call and tee them at

No B4 Kim Stroot Hnsolnln

T HOS O TilltUMiMI QKTItm np Mankacturino

aiultonn Hiiotcirller 1rtutrr Hankbliiilri rlc

And nuUMitroflhi Hawaiian Almanac and Annualjjealer In Hue btalloneiy llootm Mutle Tot a anarancy CooJ- - r

InriT STrtBttT Nkar IIutvi llOHOiytu

JUST RBClSIVIprA splendid assortment of liquors

comprising the various brands of ViriesSpirits and Alts which we guarantee fabe of the finest quality suitable forXmas presents Try a bottle it willmake your friends heart rejoice

THE ROYAL SALOON- -

Cor of Nuunnu and Merchant StsE II 1 WOLTER

Manager

pjONOLULU IlfoN WORKS Co

Mtam JSnglnrs Jlnllers Suur MillCootm Iran Jlraiiunt Lvml ttmthioi

IIoNOiim tH I

Machinery of every detcrirtlon made to orderrtlcular attention paid to ghp lllacktmlthlnir

work executed ou the thortettnollcv

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VOL I

For

-- AND -

Back to HonoluluThe Fast Sailing Vessel

Ilut clasj Insurance risk 1098 tons registerwill leave for the above ports on the 31st ofJanuary nnd return to Honolulu leavingHongkong and Yokohama In March andApril respectively Tho vessel is superiorfitted for carrying passengers In cabin and between deck

Low rates for freight and passage will becharged Apply to

IAUL UOHM

8l King street or 138 Beretania streetTelephone 36V

C J McCarthyHAS RECEIVED FROM

Stn Francisco per Mariposa and other latearrivals a very choice collection of cigars andsmokers articles consisting in part of

Havana Cheroots Operas Ducttas Lit ¬

tle Dudes Triplets Cherubs andthe Fine Flor de Cuba

Also some Full Urcus Tel Sweet Caporaland other popular brands of Cigarettes

Dont forget to come nnd try some of theseline goods which can be had at

107 JFOItT STREET

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Tiin UNDERSIGNED HAVINGJL been duly appointed Administratrix of

ine estate 01 Keonc Kanu late or Honoluludeceased all persons havinir claims acainst thesaid estate aie notified that they must presentthe same duly verified and with propervouchers to the undersigned within six monthsfrom date of this notice or they will be forever barred and kit perions indebted to saidestate rue requested to make Immediate pay¬

ment to me LAVINIA KAPUAdministratrix of the estate of Keonc Knpu

Honolulu Dec 32 1886

FOR SALE OR LEASE

PUUMISES SITUATED ONTHOSE street called KananioliIatheproperty of C H Judd arc for sale or forlease for a term of jears

Kor particulars inquire ofALEX J CAUTWRIGHT

Honolulu Dec it 1886

NOTICE rrA MEETINGOF THE DIRECTAT of tho Mutual Telephone Co held

thlt day It wag decided to reduce the rent ofInstruments to 500 per month in the Districtof Koolatt Ewa Waianae and Walalua

A JAEGERSecretary Mutual Telephone Company

Honolulu Jan 6 1887

THF

NOTICETo Hackmen

AND

LIVERY STABLES

If you arc in need of a GOOD

CUTUNDER CARRIAGE HUGGV

PHAETON or CART call on CHAS

T HOYT corner or AUkea and King

streets before you make your purchase

elsewhere Every carriage is warranted

forrirte year

VC fTIIOM VS LINDSAY

Manufacturing JewelerINo GO Nuuauu Stront

Ilonolttlu II IParticular attention paid to repairing

fao u uolurawiiei 11ml Snturu VubHc

fQfficent 15 Kaahumanu Street

JOHN T DARE

XtForney and Counsellor at aw

IRee No t Spreckels niock Honolulu II I

tfj O- - P M- -

T BURGESSC

Expressman and Drayman

King Street

j fficer eleplione No o

Honolulu

NOTICE

Kesldence 15

HiiTnilV

iiany wilt be held at the Comn 1 office

Merchant street on Monday Jnnuar 17

W T S SOOTHWICKSecretary

T W McDONALDl

airv suoiiisa shop1Orrosirs Iamtiikon Stablw 4 FoRT

II rs lalne In all its benches done by tli mterisneed workmen

GtrTtlephoue 181

IBTIlII

HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS FRIDAY JANUARY 14

Scncntl 3ttlmtBcmcnU

cider

It is absolutely pure

and is manufactured in

the Orchard from fresh

selected Apples one ear

before beirfg placed on

the Market and gener-

ates

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its own gas by

NATURAL FERMENTATION

Macfarlane Co

Sole Agent

Physician and Surgeoa

Leprosy a Specialty

Office hours st KaVaalo frum a to 1 1 a si everday escept Smndays Willslit patients t their itsidence by request

All other diseases trotted at hit office coiner offUncnlMwl and Hcretania streets

Office hour from t 10 3 r M BioIS A M

THE

1887

Stindajsfiom

Lincoln Block King StreetThe following dishes may lie ordered at ll hotin of

the day

Mroiled Chicken Broiled FishTender Loin Steik Rib Mutton Chops

Oyster Stew Ham and EggsMackerel Etc Etc

tte serve up the Celebrated AIIUIMANU RANCHflUTCKrlalcrciVnieal

Geo CavenaghProprietor

PIONEER

STEAW CANDY FACTORY

-A-Nn-F

HORNIVartlcal Confectioner Pastry LooV nd llalcer

HUli and deliclout Ice Cream made Lj Steam

c

71 Hotel St Doth Telephones No 7

OKNIKAL MEUCAN HI E AND

COMMLS3IONJGFNTS

tin or or fitfUH

PC PrMHent ami ManagerI O Lahik Treasurer andHon Wm F Au Auditor

iHKHcrom

llot C R UiMtor Hov JL Wvtriious

jES

AT

Limited

JoniuJi Serelary

Searcher 01 Records

Office at present with Albert Smith En No 9Kaahumanu Street

Orders from the other Islands iromittyattended to

pMJL NBUMANNS

Utw Ollloo

Ko4 Merchant Street Honolulu

The Pacific HouseFORT STREET

Opposi 0cnlc m- - N C0m H0U

Meals served at all lioiins Nice aln roonu free

fromfles The table auppUed with the best the mar ¬

ket affords at wtwnbl ratesMcUAN

Proprietor

P p GRAY M D

MivHtatAS avi saitGisoxOlTice next door to the Honolulu Library

8 to 10 AMOrri1Ioui mm M

Sundays 9 to 11 A st

RESIDENCE AUkea St Opposite V MCA

TO RENT

PREMISES LATELY OCCUTHEI nied by the late Queen Lmma cornerof

Nuuanu and Beretania streets are offered for

i fnr a term of years upon reasonableJOHNli PATVA piy 0terms JrefM QleH noapim

DAILY

GOOD

Scachtl bcvtificincnts

AT the- -

N S SACHSNo 104 Fort Street

o

HERALD

Gents Funifehing Goods

Popular Millinery House

ProprietorHonolulu

GOODS AT LOW PRICESComplete Line of

Gents White Shirtsi

We Oder the Best Unlattndrled Shirt for 100 Under Shirts in WoolMerino and Canton flannel Jean Drifters and Shaker Flannel Drawers Asplendid line of

GENTS OUTSIDE WOOL SHIRTSLitest Styles of Gents Collars Cuffs and Neck Wear Gents White andColored Socks and Suspenders A good assortment of

GENTS DRIVING GLOVES

TRUNKS AND VALISES ALWAYS ON HAND

K S SACHS - - - - 104 FORT ST

M GOLDBERGCorner of Fort andl Merchant Streets

JUST RECEIVED THE FINEST LINES

Mi Clotliii Gents Ririliii Goods

HATS CAPS ETC ETC

Latest Styles and Novelties in Neckwear

Also by repeated and Special Request a small Iiivo cs of the Pines Hand madeconsequently

MOST DURABLE GENTS SHOESObtainable in the Eastern Markets

B F EHLERS CO

ofHOLIDAY GOODS

ALSO

SOME REAL DRESDEN CHINA ORNAMENTS

H E McINTYllE BROIMPORTERS DEALERS IN

Groceries Provisions and Feed

fornl

0

il- -

a

OF

AND

Ooriior und TCltiKStrootn

New cools received by ery packet from tha Eastern States arid Europe Iresh CnllTrod ttce bv everv steamer All orders faitlilullv attended to and Goods delivered K

any natt of the city free of charge Island or lew solicited SatisPLtlnn guaranteed Postffie Ilox No 145 i Telephone No 92

P O Box J15

Realnt Avent

A ront

In Amer

1

BSTADLISHBD 187s Telephone 17s

JOS E WISEMANGeneral Business Agent

CAMPBELL BLOCK HONOLULl HIEstate AgentLniploym

ICitBt IToit- -

ildera SteamshipGreat Ilurlluaton Uallrosd Agent

Custom Moiie DrokerJMonoy Broker

ivianatrjr iiawaiianupera iiouseFire and Life Insurance Agent

THE TRUTH MUST BE TOMIt is Trno thnt

CHARLES HAMMERHaslatelv rcturntd from the Coast with a well selected stock of all kinds ofTRIMMINGS SADDLElllAniitvlb liM- - kuih3 ann a great variety 01 anivics me hks 01 wnicn nas never otore oeen sen nere

It Is Truo tliut Charles Hammw will sell the atxjve together with hU on manufacture ofSaddles and Harness puces thtt are bound to suit everybody

It in titio tlst OUarloi HatamorN make of harness is ell known all over the Kingdom forboth quality and cheapness that there is po need for praising it here

It is Truo that owners of hores cannot afford to piss CHARLES HAMMERS without calling intoste tne Roods work and prices

Dont Forget the Old Store corner Eort nnd King StreetsCHARLES HAMMERv Proprietsr

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VnLNFY VAtlXANCOURTASIirUKD

ASHF0P ASH FORDLaw Chancery Conveyancing Admi-

ralty¬

Bankruptcy ProbateEtc Etc Etc

OrriCB Old Capitol Uulldinjr adjoining GeneralPott Office

p A SCHAEPBR CO

tMroRtrm avu

Coiitmslon Mrrchnitt

No toMKKCiiANT Stkkit Honolulu

--t O PERGBR

Agent for Sfaeneule C Vibnii SnenMerchant Street Honolulu

DROWN PHILLIPS

lracttent Vlumber In Fitter amiHopper Smith

House and Ship Job Work promptly executedNo 71 Klne St Honolulu

T BWBRS COOKE

Successors To Inwam Dickson

Importer 11 fid Jeater in Lumber anil allttliul of Jlallillng Material

No Jj Fort Strekt Honolulu

It SOP BRJ bucctstor toj m uaijki ctt u

Stationer anil Mete JtealetJteil Jtubber Stamp Ateneg

Oaiittb Hlock No jj Merchant StrkiiHonolulu II I

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ALFRED MACOON

ATXOttSUr AT JAW

42 Merchant Street Honolulu

w ILLIAM McCANDLESS

Healer In Oiotrest Jleef Veal Muttim VleMo 6 Qubbn Stkbbt Fish Maxket

family and Shipping orders carefully attended toLive Stock furnished to Vewels ut short notice

Vegetables of all kinds supplied to orderTELBriiONB 7 No la

OEAVER SALOON

Fokt Stekt OlTOIT WILDER SQukII o s hi 11 1 rnpririor

Firt tJw lunches served with Tet CofTee od ater Ginger Ale or Milk

OrrK rno 3 a st nti 10 ruftSmolcer Jtegnllte h Spetlaitli

-- OSMOPOLlTAJ RESTAURANT

JUN1IKK Vropi litorHotel strikt Hutwees Fokt and NutiANfOjr secret is suece4 we have nevr filled and

will continue to serve our customers as In the pastwith the best the maiket alTonls at teawnable rates

R W FRAZBR

IMEROIIANT TAILORCorner Hint ami Alahnt AN Honolulu

Moderate charges good workmaiuhipjnda perfectfit guaranteed

G J WALLERFamily and Shipping Butcher

METROPOLITAN MARKET

King Stroot

New GoodsNew Goods ner Mariposn

AUGUSTUS L SMITHHas received an excellent assortment of

CHRISTMAS GOODS amonj which arc

Christmas cards plain and fringed ranging ill

price from 5 cents upwards Dolls in great

variety large rnd small Doll Cnrriapes

Transparent slates Writing desks Dominoes

Checkers Perfume cases Christmas candles

Candle holders Tree ornaments Trumpets

Tops Paint boxes Purses Papelrlcs Htc

Etc Etc Etc

S M CarterHas on hand for sale In uaniliics to suit

Departure Bay IGoal New-castle

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Coal CharcoalHard nnd Soft Wood Sawed Sjillt

Manicnie Hay

California Hay

Bran Oats

Barley Corn

Cracked Corn

Wheat Etc EtcOrders are h reby solicited and will be delivered at

any locality within the city limits

No82 King StreetDoth Telephones

eatestjob printingN ssruted to oider stlMt office

NO 115

Scncntl bbcdiccmcnlc

SUGARSPut up in Kegs Expressly for

FAMILY USE-- For Sate By

Q W Macfarlane Co

JUST RECEIVD

A small invoice of

CIGARSImported direct from H nana

C O BERGER

W PAPERWKlTINli fAfUK

Non In itotk hitli additional Eastern nvolce en

route A fine variety of the

CONNIiCrCU1 V L I E V MILLSFirm jualiti

Cap Leral Letter Note and B Paper

FolioAssorted wrishts AIo Marcus Wards Iiih I mer

Klt and Kote paper plain or canruled up to tuil env milrr

TllitS fl TUUVJINo to6Irrt St

J I STAN LEV JOHN SPRUANCK

Sprutince Stanley CoFmluielum nttt TnlLdaa Jii

rFlNEWINES ANDIQUORS-- -f410 Front Street San Francisco iM j

LILIENTHAL CO

Ininorlcrs and Wholesale dealers in Winexand Liquor Irtjprlctors of the celebratedCjnts Noble Distillery LyncliburR Ohio

ISLAND ORDERS SOLICITEDtoo to 102 Front Street T San Francisco

Employment OfficeUNDCRS1RNED JS rilLPARED TO

furnish sen ants for eety description of workincluding hou servants stewards coo as waitersgardeners enrpenters etc

CkLuoso IateiprotlngA speciali Accounts collected and general commis ¬

sions carefully and prompt executedOitloer Nuuami urttt corner Kukul Place

Opposite t o bam Sing

H A CONSALVUS

W SAKENO

B HUTCHINSON

Gonsalvcs Coniiotrmtte llroeer find IVIne JlereliautiIevbk II lock-- Qukkn Strkkt Honolul

IVist Oflice Ilox No 309 Telephone No 68

lolm T Waierhduseriiijiorfci1 nitil neater Sk General Sler

riamllne

No sj 31 QufcKN STRra- - Honolulu

H Hacl cfeld Cotlriieral CommlnSlan Agent

Con Fort and Qubkn Strkbts Honolvlu

T M WHITNHV M D D D S

miffi ltoom on Jort StreetlIoWuix 11 I

Office In lircwers Illock corner Hotel and FortStreets entrance on Hotel Street

T A THURSTON

Attorney nt Lair

No 8 MkrciiantStrrbt Honolui

BK0V73SF D COImxirier and Dealers it

Ale Wiptas SpiritsA I WHOLESALE

14 Merchant St Opposite Post Office

Honolulu h I- -

JOHN II PATY

XntavU Inblle 11 ml Cummliialon 0 ItetiUFor the States ol California and New York Office

at the HinW of nlshop S Co

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Boat Building ShqpRear of Lycass Mill

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Brief communications from all ratttot tlie Kingdomwill always be acceptable

All nutters intended for puUiotion at rellas luitmm communication and advrrtitements should I

addrewd 10

THE DAILY HKRALD

FRIDAY JANUARY 14 1S87

THE SUGAR DUTY

On December 18 the day that Mor ¬

risons tariff bill repealing the duty on

sugar and other articles was defeated

in the House the Washington Republi

can replied to charges of the Southern

press that the Republicans were aban-

doning

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their protection principles in

supporting the proposal to repeal the

sugar duty The pith of the article is

comprised in the following extractshowing how the opponents of the sugar

duty reconcile their position with pro-

tection

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views

It is this proud record that now en-

ables¬

the Republican protectioniststo say to the Louisiana sugar plantersFor twenty years we have given ouprotection rangmq tram seventy toninety per cent ad valorem on yoursvigar To dny you come no nearersupplying tta home market than youdid when we began this protection Athousand million dollars has I wen paidinto the treasury by the people a a taxon sugar and you have benefited bythis tax about one hundred milliondellars because you have producedabout one tenth of the amount of sugarconsumed but you have not used thisenormous sum taken from the peopleand given to you in developing an increased sugar culture ihc government no longer needs the money pro- -

duced by this tax and you have failedor refused to profit by its existenceTherefore as it docs not create norfoster a home production we will remo c the duty and give all the peoplethe benefit of buying sugar in thecheapest market

MORENO ON CHINA ANDHAWAII

Mr Celso Crcsar Moreno whoseshort political career in this countrywill be remembered has a letter onThe Chinese Question in the Wash

inuton Republican of Dec 18th Afterrecounting his qualification to discussthe Chinese from a long residence indifferent parts of China and chargingprejudice against most other peoplewho have written and spoken aboutthat people Mr Mereno branches outon Hawaii as follows

Much cood and decorum to ourcountry is to be expected in the settlement of this too much agitated and toomuch complicated Chinese question asit appears now that the highly distinguished gentleman from Tennessee atthe btatc Department uov Porter isgiving his serious and benevolent attentionto both the Chinese and Hawaiian questionsThe Hawaiian can hardly be called

a question All the clamor and animosity against the reciprocity treatyderived from the undesirable workingof said treaty which has becomemonstrous monopoly to the detrimentof all in America and in Hawaii andfor the exclusive benefit of a few alien individuals of basse claise a funny trioviz a Dutch corner grocer by name ofClaus Spreckels Mormon missionary07 name 01 v m uiuson anu a iiunese coolie by name of Confucius AhFong the3e precise details they do noharm in being known

From the last letter and newspapersI received from Honolulu I see thathis majesty the chivalrous King Kalakaua though lather late has begun toopen his eyes and that he is determinedto shake off the unpleasant yoke of theabove mentioned monopolists and thusprepare a more equitable Working ofthe reciprocity treaty between theUnited States and his kingdom of Ha-

waii¬

Very often as Ms in this presentcase with Hawaii it is not the questionsmeasures or treaties that are hurtfuland obnoxious but the rapacious and

tmmSS i Qmvusu

unscrupulous individuals wbo triffnopo- -

lize themBy the openina of the PaiiUma Canal

and the hying of the tfans Pacificcable of this last enterprise I am theprojector the trade or the lacitic willtake gigantic proportions and will re-

volutionize¬

the commerce of the worldShanghai will be the terminus and theclearing house in Asia ahd San Fran-cisco

¬

in America and Honolulu will bea prominent factor as the intermediarypoint between the two continents

The President and Congres of theUnited States ought to appreciate morehighly the friendly and commercial re-

lations¬

with China Japan Siam andHawaii than the prejudiced ofn fewagainst races which is a dead issue inthe nineteenth century

TH15 OPIUM LICENSE

The Minister of the Interior haspromulgated a set of rules and regula-

tions

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for the sale of opium or prepara ¬

tion of opium under the license lawof last session More than half therules are taken from the law bodily ornearly so There are some ntw thingshowever One is that the licensee

shall have authority under said actto appoint by written nulhorizationagents for the sale of opium or anypreparationthercofthroughout the Kingdom for the acts of which agents heshall be responsible This is a wheelwithin a wheel with a vengeanceThere is nothing to prevent the licenseeappointing every Chinaman fromNiihau to Kau an agent to sell opiumunder a private agreement that theagent is to pay cash for all the stocksof opium supplied him from time totime Thus all the formality of a doc-

tors¬

certificate registration permit

yigsa5

from the Marshal and so on may beevaded and the whole Chinesepopulation given access to opium at asmall advance on cost and enabled tosnap their fingers at the minions of thelaw All the licensee has to do is tofile the names of agents and of thelocalities where they are to act in theInterior Department There is not aword about the Minister of the Interiorhaving to approve the appointments efagents

It is probably idle however to dis-

cuss

¬

the queer features r regulationswhich are not what they arc called butonly clumsy patches on one of the mostremarkable pieces of legislative crazyquilt work ever produced Besides theprevisions mentioned they require a fee

of one dollar to be paid the Marshalfor his permit half for himself and halffor the Government also a fee of onedollar to the physician for his certificate stating that opiuiii is the properremedy for the disease from which thebearer is suffering It is to befeared that the Marshal who hasmade a good beginning in his imtportant and responsible office will bespoiled by great riches from these fees

in a few months while the class ofphysicians contemplated in the Act

will let all their ordinary patients diewhile they are philanthropically scour-

ing¬

the lanes and alley ways for thesufferers from the desease for whichopium is the proper remedy

NOTES AND COMMENTS

The police authorities in ZurichSwitzerland have made a regulationthat no one shall be allowed to playupon the piano after ten oclock in theevening unless the windows are tightlyclosed The Swiss appear to have a

regard for the feelings of their sick orsleeping fellow citizens which somepeople in Honolulu would do well toimitate

The last United States Census gives

the following information concerningthe defective delinquent and depend ¬

ent classes Tlie number of personsconfined in prisons and workhouseswas 53604 males and 5005 femalesThe number of prisoners to each million of inhabitants was 10G9 while tenyears before it was 853 showing an in-

crease

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from the year 1870 to 1880 of a

little over 25 per cent There werealso to each million of inhabitants 1833insane persorjs 1533 idiots and 976blind During the census year thereweie 21595 outdoor paupers and 66j 03 inmates of almshouses

Say Loamacre how much did therailroad company pay you for that cowthey run oyer Sixty five dollars

Sixty five dollars Why that miser-able

¬

roads that runs past my place kill-

ed¬

a better cow for me and only paidme 40 Oh well but your cow waskilled on narrow gauge road youknow Brooktyn Eagle

Tiik Daily IIkkaij 50 cents permonth delimed

As a true tonic effective invigorator andgenuine ppactlier Duffys Malt Whisky isu33X3tiled

j

fficncml ablrtrttscmfltto

H HACKFELD GO

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-- Offer for Sale- -

VarouiSiies

STEEL RAILS FEtfCEWIRES

ROOFING LAPES

CROCKERY

Cement

rock salt

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Vienna FurnitureAnd a Large Variety of other Goods too Numerous to Mention

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LdSVCCrSSORS TO

Dillingham Co and Saml NottHOLIDAY GOODS

Mcriden Silver Plated Ware New designs in ChandeliersLamps iind Lanterns

POCKET CUTLERY SHELF HARDWAREAgricultural Implements a new Fire Proof Paint for Shingle and

Metal Roofs Carriage Paint for country use no varnish required StovesTinware Lubricating Oil Kerosene Oil and General Merchandise

Charles Hustace100 and 111 Kins St between Fort and Alakeo

Has received per late arrivals a full assortment of

Comitlinc Injail of

Family FlourGcrmea Oat Meal Corn Meal Cracked Wheat Breakfast Cam Ijupe Hamand llacon Codfish Lard Smoked Ilccf Jw Chcqse Kcg Cal llutltr Dates KalsinsMustard Sauce Sea Foam Wafers Saloon And Medium Itrcid Apple llumlwldt PotalociWheat Corn lhan Also a lull line of Cal Cracker Co Cracker nd Cakes All Olwhich are offered at lowest rates All orders receive careful attention arid prompt delivery

Both Telephone Ho 115 Box No jju

Tlie Central Cigar StariclCampbells lUock Merchant Street

R HILDER - - - ProprietorBell Telephone 172 Mutual Telephone 375

Gentlemen will find the Central always stocked with thechoicest Havana and Domestic Cigars and Tobaccos Freshimportations by every steanierj

Tha Fuiet ManllU ClVara in the Market Hariit

Island orders Carefully attended to Give me a call

George Engelhardtlonrwly with Samuel Nott

iMPOnTER AND DEALER Ui

STOVES CHANDELIERS LAMPSaUo

rockery Glassware House Furnishing Hardware AgateIron and Tinware

AGENT HALLS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANYBeaver Block Fort Street

The Storo formcily occupied by S Nott opttte Emtckat Coa IlatiL Honolulu Iv--- la r-- -v ZX

S N CASTLEO I CASTIFJ

CASTLE COOKE

hipping Commission Merchantsr

- IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

GENERAL MECHNDISIS

Kotiala Sugar Couipaiiy

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Ilatku SugarlliicLcink Cdi IlanfatUn

Ilalttead W lalua ilantutionSmith Co Koloa Kaunl

Uabn Fire nml Marine Insurance Comran of inn Fmncikco

tna Fire Inturance Company of IlanforJIhe New KimlvnJMutuaJ Life tjikiirance CorapanyVr Umoo

M Wet ton Paten Centrifugal Matliinciihowew oik and Honolulu racket Line

ATHKUTONCAS1LK

Companj

The Mercluwu Line Honolulu and Sail ImuciicoDr fayne Sont Celebrated Medicine t

Wilcorfc Glbbi Keinlngton and WLceicr WItson Sewing Maclil

LAINE COHue riccjvecl consignment of the most Economical and Valuable Feed for all kin of atocti

COOKED LINSEED MEALIt it the greatest IIcjIi former Milk and Ilutter producer i

Oil Cake Meal shows about per cent of nutritive matter i this neatly 39 per cenenuaUto 100 lbs ol oats or 318 IK of corn or to 767 of jieat bran

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100 bs of this ijiealour Unritaltd

Miajk riiu as wci as our usual supply pi tne uestkinusotHay Oat WUorit Cora Eta Etcv

Which Is ofTi rrd at tho Lowest Market Kates delivered free ny of the city

Wi

EX B THOMASContractoi Builder

Rstlmates givemew all kinds of Iirick Iron Stone and Wooden Jlulltlingi Kefur Iu thefollowing prominent building erected by him amongst othen too numerous 10 mention thoKings 4alace Lunaljlo Home Opera House Ilonolnlu Library Wilder Mr Lick 1ollceand Aswan IJuildings Etc

JMck AVork in ajl its Brandies E

Office comer Queen ard2AlaVea5tiettl

Also

and part

Mu Telephone No jli

175

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HAY0 GRAINLARGEST STOCKS

BEST QUALITYLOWEST PRICES

UNION FEED COTelephones Cor and Sis

C E WILLIAMSFURNITURE

--Just

Queen

A NBWCi0T OF mTolifemiEBEDROOM SETSSIDEBOARDS

CORNICES

Received

Noaat -- Lot of

i5b and 200 acct

100 each

Store Hotel Street lon

AT

CURTAINS

PARLOR SETSWARDROBES

Conitco Poles

Atcay lot orWiiuloAV Curtains

between

Edinburgh

Nuuanu Streets

AVDLLIAMS

Just Received per S S AustraliaALL OVER EMBROIDERIES

NEW MILLINERYSilk Mitts Krencli-1-cl- d Slices Etc

GHAS J FISH ELSLEADhGMULINERY HOUSE

FashlnQble Drossmaklnc on tUo PremisesA Very Shet Addraot

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ICE CREAM

CANDIES

TfLirnoHK

air1182

CAKES

THE ELITE ICE CREAM IARLQRS

85 HOTEL STREET

Just Received per 8 Zealandiaf

A FINE ASSORTMENT-- OF

CI G A

Bell

XV 3f5

From thu CrlUirnled Kactoiyof Slraiton Slo n New Vork

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HOLLISTER C0109 Fort Street Honolulu --

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WOLFE CONo 66 HOTEL STREET

Havo Received by Late ArrivalsAiiHfican und English Jems anil JkIIIm Table anil Pic lnilt Star Ham Oxfurd SausajcrCurried Fowl KPPcd Herrings Preswcd IJIoaters Fried Kcl Findon Haddock PlimPudding French and American Peas Crackcn Cakes filackenilea Vint Jliscuiti lc

Also a large assortment of Candies and NuK Order will receie careful atlentloq am

jirompt dcllycry juaraqjeedt -

P 0 Box io Boll Telephouo No J4J Mutual No ig i V

li ifJls

w11 -- lMmaaisaa rn am7Mm iiusliiLillrliiTfrgc Jla iTub Daily Heiiali

YVlU bo fbr Halo Dully nt tho JTol- -lowlnu Pluueu

f 0 THRUM tori streeti 1 SOPER Merchant streetCRVSTAL SODA WORKS Hotel Street

Jrtco O Contn

FRIDAY JANUARY 14 1887

U0ALNEWSLast day for water rates

Mill aiSHHtasf

The weekly drill of the HonoluluRillcs took place nt their armory lastevening

Mr Morgan sold the plants but notthe leaseol the Morris place Kalihiyesterday

The Oceanic S S Mariposa fromthe Colonies for San Francisco may besignalled any hour to day

Majdr A S Bender and Mr WmLarscn have each presented the Honolulu Library with an assortment of books

Hit ssm

The new stern wheel steamer belong ¬

ing to Mr M Robinson left for PearlRiver on her first trip early yesterdaymorning

-Last evening a lamp hanging in the

cabin of the ship Mercury explodedbut the flames were extinguished before any damage was done

Mr C H Wilson chief engineer ofthe Fire Department has receivedthrough Messrs Allen Robins narnpics of rubber Imsc from the Oood

ycar Rubber Co

The steamer Explorers future seemsto be undecided She has btifcn in-

spected by members of the Cnbinctno doubt with reference to the desiredrevenue cutter

What is more pathetic than the stm- -

and childlike faith with which ntald headed man will buy an infallible

hair restorative from a bald headedbarber Detroit Free Press

Mr J W Luning was yesterdayshowing a tuberose delicately streakedwith pink He said he had a wholebunch of them They were from bulbsthat he bought of Mr Geo Encelhardt

After the installation of otTiccis at theGeo AV Uc Long Post GA KTuesday evening Mr R W IalnePost Commander referred in feelingand complimentary terms to the lateGeneral John A Iogan first Comma-

nder-in-Chief of the Grand Army ofthe Republic news of whose death hadarrived that day

The Atlantic

Jukn C Carroll one of the wreckedsailors and who shipped as a greenhand said to a reporter that most ofthe crew were drunk that the matewas drunk and was locked up down be ¬

low He said that the captain andmate did not know where they were orhow to manage the ship The investi-gation closed without any inquiry as towhat put the lifeboat or surfboat playedin the matter We expected as muchIt is now the duty of the authorities atWashington to investigate the matter

F Cemmertial Jerald

Police Court

Laupio alias Laucbuck charged withcruelty to animals was yesterday foundguilty and fined 10 and 360 costsAppeal noted

All You and Kclii charged with

affray remanded until todayThe case of Manuel IVrry charged

with house breaking was again continued until the 15th inst

R Scritngeour chuged with drunk ¬

enness remanded for sentence until

todayYoung Tung and Quong Poy

charged with having opium unlawfully

in their possession remanded until the

aoth instrinn Hnnk charccd with escaping

from chain gang sentenced to additional

one month imprisonment to begin at

expiration of former sentenceAh Mung charged with escaping

from an ofliccr sentenced to one month

imprisonment

BUSINESS ITEMS

Everybody says the Imported Candles at the

Elitt arc unum Go and try some

Mlss Tuck at Miu Harry InncWwwl

street has received by last steamer a large

assortment of Stamping Patterns for fanc

work - w

No hand book excels the Hawaiian Almanac

and Annual for reliable statistical and generalTrice

Information relating 10 in esc imv50 cents

II yon wnnt a good or P Tpatronize homo Industry and call at J

Hlnclcyi Crystal Soda Works 69 HoU

tret hlantl orders solicited ami prompt- ii rfinlrrl tO sell

1I1ICU IlllG n - - f

tlieae cigars Do not foreet tne ArHinrjley nor the place Crystal Soda Worts

uoiei street

iNow U the timto get your CluWrnas

Canli We hejt received a I gc an

well selected stock all new and of he latestArt

design Call and get one MneStore Hotel Street

HroH

A GOOD KRMEPY One fee 1 belle r acts

better and is contented after aklng a taleoi

Good and Pure Ice Cream as hey

Elite Ice Cream Parlors 85 Hotel re0Vllctoui Fruit Ices and Sherbets lr

Cam lei0Bf

nvarlely The Kane Cakes an

superior make and quality are all t w go

orders promptly attended King P 33

Mutual Telephone Hell 182

SUPREME C0URT

January Tirm

Thursday Jan 13 before ChiefJustice Judd The Court opens at9130 a M and at 4 P m takes recesstill 630 p m Mary S Rose vs HenrySmithy ejectment was resumed beforeHawaiian jury The case for the de-fendant

¬

had not proceeded far beforethe counsel for plaintiff abandoned thesuit This is the fifth suit brought inthe same case Kinney and Petersonfor plaintiff C W Asnford and LorrinA Thurston for defendant

AT CHAMIIURS

Thursday Jan 13 btfore JudgePreston Thos G Thrum vs P CAdveiliser and R J Crcighton In-fringement

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copyright Ordered thatleave to the 17th inst be given to dcfendants to flic answer Smith andThurston for plaintiff Hutch Whitingand Creighton for defendants

Bankruptcy of Jacob Lyons Proolof claims and election of assigneeTwenty six claims are provtd amounting to 1005878 against the estateand it is ordered that W C Ilrtrkc beelected assignee to act under a bondfor 5000

Estate of Uncr probate appealTried before Hawaiian jury Holoka- -

hiki for proponent Kinney for contestant The testator of the will was aresident of Waimanalo this islandHis widow contests the will on theground that testator was not of soundmind Case went to the jury at 9 pm

At 1105 the jury returned a verdictfor the contestant

Year Measurement

The length of the year is strictly 365days 5 hours 18 minutes 49 secondsand seven tenths of a sccord the timerequired for the revolution of the eatthround the sun About 45 I C JuliusCaesar by the help of Sosigincs anAlexandrian philosopher cuiic to atolerably clear understanding of thelength of a ycarand decreed that ovcryfourth year should consist of 366 daysfir the purpose of absorbing the uddhours Ily this rather clumsy arrange-ment

¬

the natural time fell behind thereckoning as in reality a day everyfourth yer is too much by 1 1 minutes10 seconds and three tenths of a second so it inevitably followed that thebeginning of the year moved onwardahead of the point at which it was in

tf

to

tnc days of CusarProm the time of the Council of

Nice in 325 A D when the vernalequinox fell correctly on the piht ofMarch Pope Gregory round in 1502A D that there had been an over- -

reckoning to the extent c f ten days andthat the vernal equinox fell on the nthof March To correct the past errorhe decreed that the 5th of October ofthat year should be reckoned as the15th and to keep the year right infuture the overplus bting 18 hours37 minutes add 10 seconds in a century

he ordered that every centennialyear that could not be divided by four

1700 1800 19002100 2200 shouldnot be bissexite as it otherwise wouldbe thus in short dropping the extraday three times every 400 years

While in Catholic countries the Gre-

gorian¬

style wjs readily adopted it wan

not so in Protectant nations In Britainit was not adopted until 1752 by whichtime the discrepancy between theJunan and the Gregorian periodsamounted to eleven days An act ofParliament was passed dictating thatthe 3d of September that year shouldbe reckoned the 14th and that three cfevery four centennial years should beleap years 1800 not being n leap yearthe new and old styles now differtwelve days our 1st of January beingequivalent to the the 13th old styleIn Russia alone of Christian countriesis the old stjle retained The old styleis still retained in the Treasury accountsof Great Britain In old times the yearwas held to begin on the 35th of Marchand this usage or piece of antiquity is

alio still obseived in the computationsof the Chancellor of the British Excheotier So the first day of the finan

cial veat is the cth of April beingOur Lady Day Boston Jomtal of

Education

SIDE LIGHTS

Ladies read what Mr Fishel has tosay sines the steamer came

Smoke the Wedge to be found atC J McCarthys

Mr C T Hoyt has returned by theAustralia with fine phaetons and car-

riages

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which he will be ready to show

the public in n few days

See advertisement of sales todayand to morrpw of property Dciongmg

to estate of the late H wrigiu oy

li P Adams Co auctioneers

In France Judge to iiri0onei--Hn- ve

ym something 10 add to your defense

Prisoner Yes Judge I desire to

have the new law applied to meTudce I dont understand you

Prisoner I abked to be expelled

from the country I am an Orleans

Prince

Tito Scat Tonic

it itiillnns Washincton 1 CThiso usedyour Uuflys 1tre Malt

wrUeii As onic Ir ilrlrnl nurnoses a

Mm It superior to the hundreds of concocfsI ch a re now flooding the land as slim

ulant liquorsf

Ty MMllnelll Cider It U absolutely

Macfarlane Co agent

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FOREIGN NEWS- -

UNITED STATES

ItemsSarrah Branagh claims to be sole heir

of A T Stewarts estate Her suit isagainst William P Smith former coach-man

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forStewart and it is claimed thatMrs Stewart gave a house in NewYork to Smith in return for his signingStewarts name to a paper which wasprobated as his will Benjamin Butleris Sarahs counsel

The robbers of the Adams Expresscar on the St Louis and San FranciscbRailroad were sentenced at San LouisJan 4 Frederick Withrock andWilliam W Haight were given the ex ¬

treme penalty of seven years in thepenitentiary and Thomas Weaver fiveyears

Six thousand men and boys in theWilkcsbarre coal mining recion haveb cn reduced to idleness by a strike ofdock hands at Port Johnson andElifcabethport

Omahi Nebraska has 160 saloonseach paying 1000 a year license themoney going into the school fund

The New York Mail and Expresspredicts that the coming year will bethe greatest ever known in Amciicanmills and factories furnaces and minesand says the acreage planted will bethe greatest ever tilled by the plow

The Supreme Court of Now Yorkhas decided that the insurance of chil-

dren¬

is illegalDr Horatio Potter for thirty two

years Bishop of the Protestant Episco- -

pn diocese 01 New York died in NewYork city Jan a in the eighty fifthyear of his age He will be succeededby his nephew Right Rev Henry CPotter D D LL D

Railroad HorrorsThe fast train from New York for

Chicago running at sixty miles an hourmaking up time collided at 4 oclock inthe morning of Jan 4 with an eastbound freight train The cars werewrecked and caught fire and twenty- -

two persons lost their lives most ofthem being burned to death

A train front Albany was thrownfrom the track near Springfield MassJan 4 by the breaking of a wheel

1 he cars took lire and two passengerswere burned up Among those injuredArc noted T and Emclinc Dyer andMary uno ol Honolulu Dyer isremembered as a barber in Hotel streetthis city

In a collision on the Southern Paci-

fic¬

Railroad in New Mexico nineMexicans were pinned down on anopen flatcar and burned to death

EUROPE

Irish Affairs

The trial of Dillon OBrien andothers for conspiracy in acting as trus ¬

tees of tenants was going on in Dublinat last accounts

At the meeting of the executive com-

mittee¬

of the National League in Dub-

lin on Jan 4 different speakers vin-

dicated the idea that Goschtrns accept-ance ot the Chancellorship of the Exchequer would be a means of savingthe Conservative Ministry I he Ireasurer reported the receipt of 25000in donations to the League fund duringthe previous two weeks from the UnitedStates

An Argument for the Treaty

The San Francisco Bulletin in anaiticle on Map of the World has thef llowing

I lie map maker will have to keephis eye closely on the blue books whenhe comes to make his new map of Polynesia The changes which in a fewyears may be made in this map concernthe United States above all other na-

tions¬

as they will relate to the Hawaiianislands These productive isles havebeen regarded in the light of outpostsof the United sStates toward the Westand the predominance of American in-

terests¬

therein have undoubtedly thusfar saved them from the grasp olforeignnations Hut Honolulu is in the directhue between the British possessions inNorth America and her island continentof Australia and the great advantagesto accrue from its possession have beenrealized mire fully than ever since thecompletion of the Canadian PacificRailroad The 92 per cent of the en-

tire export trade of the islands whichnow comes to the United States wouldaccording to English papers be trans-ferred

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to Canada should our treaty withHawaii be abrogated and a smilartreaty be made by Canada Indeednegotiations have been entered intotnrough the Colonial Office and a reci-

procity¬

treaty has been favorably con ¬

sidered by both the Colonial Office andthe Dominion Government Thisxanxiety to secure the trade of theHawaiian Islands does not promise wellfor American interests The alacritywith which the 2000000 loan wastaken up in England gives rise to a suspicion that the same came is about tobe played in the Pacific as was succesfully played on the southern shores ofthe Mediterranean and that thefinancial interests of British subjectswho have invested in Hawaiian bondsmay cause map makers within a fewyears to number the Hawaiian Islandsamong the possessions of Great Britain

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Try Martinelli Cider It is ahsoltttcly pureMacfarlane Co agents

Henry Clay as a PoWer Player

Henry Clays favorite recreation formany years was a game of poker towhich at one time he was passionatelyattached not for the stakes but forthe distraction and excitement of thegame Mr Winthrop saysthat thereis a tradition that while Clay was visit-

ing¬

Boston in 1818 and lodging at theold Exchange Coffeehouse in Con-

gress¬

street a servant rushed into theparlor at which he was at the pokertabic with a few gentlemen of the oldschool and announced that the hotelwas on fire Oh there will be timeenough 1 think cried Mr Clay tofinish our game and finish it they didbefore the hotel burned to the groundA smilar tradition was current in Wash-

ington¬

at a later period that white MrClay was speaker he and his friendshad passed a whole night at cards andwere still going with their games whenthe hour was close at hand for theopening of the morning session of Con-

gress¬

Wait a few minutes gentle-men

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said Mr Clay and I will washmy face and hands and run down tothe House and call John Taylor to thechair and then I will come back andwe will have another rubber BostonBudget

Miscellaneous

Small pox is at Melbourne Australia and cholera at Buenos Ayres SouthAmerica

A fire in the Peoples Park MadrasDec 31 lasting only 15 minutescaused the death of 300 people byburning or suffocation

If you want to know all the newsyou must road the Herald

Shipping Intelligence

AimiVAIiSScnrWieliufr6mWialua

DEPARTURESThursday

Chilean ruining ship Filcomayo San FranclcoSchr Manuokawai for Kwlau

Vessels leaving to daySlmr J A Cummins WaimanaloSchr Moiwahine KoholaleleSchr Walchu for Kuau

Thursday Jan 13

Jan ijfor

farfur

Veuols in Port from Forolj u Porta--

llktne Wresder SUanane from Newcastle NSWAm hk Saranac front NewYorkAm shin Mercury from Newcastle N S Wllktne Lurcka from ban trancisroIlk bur of Devon from Framings Islandllktne Ella from ban Franciscollklne John Smith fr V Newcastle N S WAm lern W S llownomlaul fro n San FranciscoMartha Dal lleneti from UostonChilian corvette Puonuyo L A Conl from Va

ratftvia Katter islalcoS S Einlorer II od Holman of LondonIJtctne w u Irwin McCulloch from ban FranciscoIlttno Planter Icrrlman from dan Tranciscohk Calbarien Perkins from ban FrancIcoAm bflne J D bprcckels Fries from San FranciscoAm bktne D scovery Iec from San Francisco

ISSAuMralla iloudlett from ban Francisco2JAm bk Ssuthem Chief from Pugct Sound

Vool Exiieototl from Foreign PortaUr bk Martha Fuller to have sailed from Liverpool

Auirust 95Urlt bk Glengaber Kolletton from Liverpool due

Janua y IJ 30 1887 Till ivies ft Co kmi sAm bkint S N Castle Hubbard from Port Town

send W T due December ij io Castle Cookeagents

Haw bk Lady Lampson Marston ftom Newcastledue February Io To Urewer Co agents

Oer bk Hercules frotn Liverpool due Feb ¬

ruary so n 1887 fo Schaefei Hi Co agentsS S Maripota Hawrd from the Colonies due

January 14AmbS Alameda Morse from San Tranctsco due

Is iisrv 44ml -

llr bk Zolla from Newcastle N S W due Januaryo ij ngents -

Urbark Sonoma from Ncvtcaitle N S Vr dueJanuary as jn Agents

Swedish bark Drollin Sofia from Newcastle N SW due Feb 1st

llr Uark It L T from Newcastle N S W dueivu 15 35

Nor hark P C Patterson frm Newcastle N S Wn je

Am bkTlntour Urewer from lbston due May 1 15

NOTESThe sailing of the schooner lloiwjhine was post

poned until to dayThe ship Mercury is taVirj in ballast at the Pacific

Mall whaifIly mistake the bark Southern Chief was teported

Irora Newcastle N S W-- In yesterdays IUs aldShe Is fiora he Sound bound for lions Kong callinghere for Chlucie passenger She salts about Monday

nextThe bark Caibarisn Is anchored in the stream await- -

ng a cargo f sugarThe steamship Explorer uas lowered from the

Marine Rat way yesterday forenoon and Is anchored

in the stream

ilclu itHbcttiscmcnts

Auction Sale

J

Administrators sale of personal propertyof the late W 11 Wright at aurtion at thelate residence of W II Wright Palama on

Friday Jan 14thAt 10 oclock a ni

KALO PATCHESLease of Land at Kawaiki Tools

Drilling Machine Etc and on

Saturday Jan 15thAt 12 o clock noon

On the premises corner of Llliha and Alngstreets the

Leaso of Said PremisesWith Kalo Patches Fish Ponds EtcFor furher particulars see advertise-ment

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in the Hawaiian Gazette

E P ADAMS COAuctioneers

WC Parke Administrator of the Estate of W 0Wright

B dUtihotitij

XrSaa g

On and after this date all applications for

water to be Supplied to Shipping from the

Honolulu Water Works must be sent to the

office of the Water Works between the hours

of 9 a ni mid 2 p m of each day

Telephone number both companies 222

C II WILSONSuperintendent of Water Works

Honolulu Janutryf2 1886

lion F 1alila lias this day been appointed

Deputy Marshal of tho Hawaiian Kingdom

vice D Dayton Esq resigned

JOHN IOTAKAULUKOUMarshal

Honolulu Jan 1 1887

SUN fire office-- OF LONDO- N-

Establisliecl 1710

Insurance effected upon every descriptionof properly nt current rates of premiums

TOTAL SUM INSURED IN 1885

327333700Claims arranged by the Local Accms mid

ald with promptitude and liberality Thetivliclion of the Local Tribunals recognized

G W Macfarlane CoAgent for Hawaiian Islands

Crystal Soda Works

- MSNCfACTURKasor

SODA WATER

FLORIDA LEMONADE

Aoratod Waters of All Kinds

Fruit Syrups and Essoncos

Our Goads aie uelnowleed tlie nEST NO CORKS

WE USE PARENT STOPPERS

In all our Ilortkc

tOT We Invite particular attention to our PiilemFilter recently introduced bv which all waters usedn our m inuficturts is absolutely treed from all impurities 1

1ST We deliver our Goods free of clturcc to all partsof the city

Careful attention paid to Islands Orders AdJress

THE CRVSTAL SODA WORKS

P O nOXjo UONOMMU II I

Telephone No 298

THE GREAT ARMYTO OF WRITERSGillots Esterbrook Steel Pens

TODDS COLD PS VS

FA11EIVS ANTINEUVOUS 1KNItOIPKHSRubber Holders Corlc Holders tvory and Ebony

Holders told mounted Ivory and Honet oldcrsand Taper Cutters laberi Tablet

Krasers Uenlsons Velvet ErasersCr stal Kubber liubher in wood

pencil shnne Thumb Tacks

For

renru lrolectors KulibcrHands of various

sues etc etc

Snlr 1U THOSN

a riutuui160 FoT Stbkbt

NOTICE

ANNUAL MEETING OF THETHE Home Society will be held onFriday next the 7th Instant at 10 a in at therooms of the Chamber of Commerce ltrorder F A SCHAEFER

SecretaryHonolulu Jan 5 1887

TO RENTA stable with nc stalls and room for car-

riages¬

also a small cottage to bo had in vtmeyard if desired Centrally located Forpartlcularsenqulre of WEST DOW CQ

AJ

WARNINGPERSONS ARE WARNEDtrespassing on the premises of the

subscriber on Beretanu street nrxt St LouisCollege Offenders will be prosecuted andany person found on the place ot night will beliable to get hurt SING 1IIN

Honolulu Dec 2

NOTICEREGULAR ANNUAL MEETINGTHEKapiohni Park Assotialldn will be

held on Siturday the 20th day of Innuary1887 at 12 M at the office of Cecil Drown opMerchant street A lull attendance ot stockholders Is requested

H R MACFARLANESecretary Knpiolani 1ark Association

Honolulu Jan 7 1887

TTANDV STATIONERY

LUG A CAP PrRrKCUON IADS

tioupnivs lu nun iwuy

Letter Cap and Note blocks cf first U ility paperLefMt Cap Letter and Note Mocks of ruled

Manilla paper plain Memo and Noteblocks M ft 11 fwn Mocka

for Hills StatementWasli llstt etc

Or Ppr PUT UP In ANY PORM Desire

It 1 TITOS a TlinUMt160 Fort Stmit

cis JlibcviiGcmcnfo

BUHACH--The Great California

NSEOT POWDER

The Genuine for Sale only by

mm 11 Sil Co

HONOLULU

OUR PRICESALWAVS- -

TH E - LOWESTIn Silks and Satin Velvet and Velveteens

broeaded atltl plain The latest styles ofgenuine French Nuns Veiling all shades ofMerino nt the lowest figures

Ladies and Childrens Corsets Chemisesand Underwear at astonishing low prices

Ladles and Gents Hosiery and Shoes

Hamburg Embroideries the La-

test

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PatternLadies and Misses Jcrsesj Crepe Em

broidered Chinese Shawls Scarfs and SilkHandkerchiefs at very low prices

MILLINLRV all the latest stles in Hatsand Bonnets trimmed and untrimmedj FancyFeathers nnd Flowers Headed Lace and lionnet Crowns French Buckram Frames HatTrimmings in Satin Silk nnd Fancy Plushesat remarkably low prices

Call and sec Goods and Prices at

GOO KIMCoraa or Fort and Hotol Sto

CEMENT-J-UST RECEIVE- D-

1

White Bros Portland Cement

FULL WEIGHT400 pounds

G- - W Macfarlane Co

BELL TELfirilONE NO- - t O UOXNO 415

OHAS T 0ULIOK

NOTARY PUBLICAgent to- - take acknowledgments iHtq Labor

Contracts Marriage License AgentGeneral business and Commis-

sion¬

Agent and

REAL ESTATE BROKER

Campbells Mock second floor adjoiningUnited Stalcs Consulate Merchant streetHonolulu H I

FOR SALE OR LEASE

That desirable building lot situated on thenorth side of King stiett adjoining jhe residence of the Hon Ianl Neumann

The lot is 300 feel deep with a frontage of150 feel completely fenced with water laidon throughout Ior further particulars apply to

G W Macfarlane Co

GASOLINE

HIGHEST

--OF THE--

POWER

IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT

For Sale Ily

G-- W Macfarlane Co

Dissolution of Co Partnersliip

CO PARTNERSHIP HERETOTHE existing between A Hron ond JPhillipt under the firm name nnd style ofBrown Phillips having expired by limita-tion the business will hereafter be carried onby I Phillips who will pay all debts owed byand colled all lulls due said firm

JOHN PHILLIPSHonolulu Dec 31 18S6

cardTReferring to the aboe notice the under- -

sinned takes the opportunity of hanking thepublic for the generous patronage bestowed onthe late firm of ISrown Phillips and of re ¬

spectfully soliciting a continuance thereof toits successor Mr Phillips

A RROWNHonolulu Dec 31 1886

New Pliotoeranh GalferyAhove Pantheon Stable

Fort Stkkki UoNouap H I

Portraits and iienr Pint class work Satitfacttguaranteed 4

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The Coin ngeou lown Girl In IterWoinnnhooil Story of n July Storm In

1881 A Young 1frolno In n Itttrrl- -

To tlny attho liousoof a mutual friend Imet n Nineteenth century heroine a Jimugirl who vrcnra upon her breast a niishgold medal that was presented to licr by titlegislature of tho state of Iownsome yen in rn n mark of Its appreciation of her womlrfnl courage and proenro of mind T ferect and well proportioned with her ili i

bright eyes rosy cheeks nnd clearfeattirrs forming a charming plctunrttrong truo American womanhood 17

Shelley of Boone In Is a girl thatfather or any jtnto might Ikj proud ofI tonlay 21 years old hut she was onlwhen by an act of daring bravery shvitho Admiration nnd gratitude of tho poopher native itato and madd her name fa motamong them

About dark on July 0 1881 a wind mrain utonn of unarnlleled severity burst o rKato 8hellcy8 homo In tho country neatHoney creek Tho Dos Alolncn river tko sitfeet nnd every crook was over Its banks biloss than an hour Tho window of this linwogirls room commanded a vlow of tho HomyCreek railroad bridge Peering out Into fhdarkness alio saw by tho nld of tho vl JilnVhes of lightning which at frequent intorvusIlluminated tho scene tbat houses banvfences lumber and everything jiortabla with-in

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reach of the Hood had been carried nvtnywhile tho wind swept by with fearful milover Increasing velocity and tho waters continued quickly nnd steadily to rise

A Lionx Tiinouon THF 8T011MThrough tho blackness and torm sh irw n

locomotho hendllglit advancing mrlftlytho direction of thobrld e whkh tho lie ihad borno away A second later and fiolight suddenlv dropped down out of Mgitnnd though the roaring of tho wind and thowaters rendered it Imposxlblo for her to hourtho frightful crash It must havo imdi thoknow that n trnln of cars had plunged Intotho abyss

Throwing nn old waterproof nlout hershoulders and hastily lighting a lantern sheventured forth Into tho storm Tho Hoodwas far alxivo nil roads and patlm ays to thowaters edgo and sho soon realized that Itwould bo imposslbla to reach tho wreck Shomust try some other plan A Btcep rockyblutr led up to tho trnck Kho liegnn to ascendit WlUi her clothes torn to rncs and herflesh laceroted by tho thick growth of bnshcTsno at last readied tho rails Thcro was stilla small xrtlouof tho brldgo loft On herhands and knees sho crawled out on the re-maining

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ties to tho last ono mid holding onwith ono band for her life sho leanedout over tho water as fur as sho could andwaving her lantern crlod out at tho top ofher voice

From tho black gjdf Mow thcro came Inanswer tho faint accents of tho engineer whotold her it was a freight train that had gonoover nnd that tlioiif badly Injured ho hailsaved himself fro n nromUng by crawling upon somo broken thill Ho Iwllcvcd that alltho other train latuM had iktMii1 nnd advised her to proceed nt ontxi to tho neareststation warn the approaching express trainof its danger and return wltli help tor him

ACiuvrr Tin wid tkmpk tIU tracliig Iter sU im tho 3011113 htrolno wan

soon hastening uloii r bo track with all thospeed sho could mako njilurt tho holbigtempest toward ilnhigona a small stfctlonabout ono mile from Honor creek Tormi hthat point sho had to cross tho high treit lobridge over tho Den Moines river a dlstancoof fiOO feet Her trembling root had scarcelytaken Its flrkt step upon this stnietum whf 11 asudden nnd nppnlllng burst of thunder llghtning wind nnd rain nearly throw her overinto the water and nt tho snmo time extlnKulshlng her light Matches n ould bn vo beenjiowerless to relight It lu such a hurrlconoeven If sho had had them mid sho wus nowunablo to seo even a hands length U fore herexcept when a vivid flash of lightning

the raging w atom beneath her or thodark outlines of tho a lug brlilge to whichshe clung Throwing away her lantern thhdauntless American girl again dropped onher bands and knees and thus mado her waythrough tho darkness nnd storm from tlo totie over the perilous trestle iteachbig Armground again she soon covered tho short remaining distance to tho station bronthlemlytold her story and then fell in a dead faint ntthe station agents fret

Succor was liastily dispatched to tho suffer-ing

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engineer at Honoy circle Telegramswent flying up and down ho line notifyingtho railroad olllcials that the bridge was goneJust ono minute after the bravo girl lindfainted nnd whilosho still lay unconscioustho express train came rushing in Whentho passengers learned of tho awful accidentfrom which they had been saved by the in-

domitable courogo of ono fragile girl lovinghands tool her up tenderly chafed tho tornand bleeding Unite laved the pallid face andsoon called her back to llfo again

When tho fame of brave Kato Shelleys oxplolt spread throughout her native state menand women of all classes united to do herhonor Several subscriptions wcro stmtcdlor her benefit and If money is over an ade-quate recompense for such heroism alio bitbeen well rewarded for her brave conduitTho legislature Voted that a medal should Ingiven her to commemornto her difriiig artand appointed n special committee to iircnv t

it Cor Philadelphia Times

Squirrels Iluve lleen Known to Do TIiIkA Lewlston uttoi ney is backed up by a

lowlston physician in his assertion that thefollowing dog story Is absolutely true tho xcurrence having como under tho observationof tho pbrRlchin nt Old Orchanl this sumiueiinnd rclnted to tho attonioy ujion honor Anintelligent dog was afflicted by fleas Thcjeloudptl his oxlstonco If wo may Mloviiiipcarunecu sluco forfour flftlis of the tluio theIntelligent dog wnstioilup Inn douhlo bowknot flglitln tho smaller nnd lew Intelllcirbut more nimble Ilea Ho had chowdthihair from his sides and his eye was lucklustre Tho angry canine docldcl to taloImth in the waves of tho ocean nnd lusodoldiscovered that as tho sea water height i

upon his 1 yt and sides nnd back tho lens rIwfoit It lis over the wicked flea Sooiiiidtho doj m even backing out intottntn smile provtlng over hU couuteimiieu 111

idea took pontusslon of him Ho was meen with a huge wnd of cotton in hi momWith thin lifted aloft ho backed slowlyThuilcas crawled higher as thu nea vairose about him They occupied his kick uthen hta brad mado uncomfortable is t

wero by the salt water Then nt last us tdogs head sunk very slowly bcuentU iwaves tho innltitudo vacated it Jumpingthe wad of cntlon that was floating just ntdogs nose Tho fleas floated nwny form orthe fleklo wad of cotton while tho dog swpnslioro to m forever embalmed in history 1

tho htory of tho doctor and tho lawyer nithe newfp3er Lowistou Jounml

Pittsburg lawyers havo beon trying to 1

tciniliio tlw legullty of an aflldavlt receivebv teloplioo

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POINTS PnOMA BARBER

Tli illDoftnce Between Amerlcaii find

k Ocriimn race nnrberlng by ContractA fashionnblo up town barber of Ger-

man¬

extraction ventured with tho usualtimidity of members of his profession togh 0 n reporter somo facts about tho facennd tho way somo people tlcslro to boehnved Ho sold In Germany wo conshuvo moro rapidly than In AmericaTho Germans havo longer nnd rounderfaces which permit long swipes with thorazor Their beard too is not so Btlit astho Americans In tho Uultcd Statessmall and angular faces prevail so thorazor cannot travel any groat letiRthwithout coming to a turning pointHcuco tho razor 19 limited ns to Its surfnco capacity ns far as ono stroko goesA number of small nnd lndcflnito swipesnro mado Avlth the grain It Is difficultto chnvo tho nvcrngo American ngninstthe grain His board Is too hard forsuch n task nnd his flesh too tenderOnce In two years perhaps n man mayrequest n gtnln shave Thcro is no needof a roquent though for I cnii tell aman who Is In the habit of shavingagainst tho grain His beard sticks outfrom his face About twico n year nnAmerican ntaonlshes mo by asking mo toshuvo him with lung strokes Mow Idont llko tho long strobes for they nrollnblo to cut tli face

Ono of the nuisances lu tho barberbusiness is tlie customer who rushes inand swears ho has only two minutes tospnro to get nhnved I hurry np as rap ¬

idly as possible and In my anxiety I manngo to cut him in several spots Thowonld bo hurrying man who hnB workedmo llko fire then coolly stops and chatshalf an hour with nnothcr customer ItIs dangerous to bo shared in n hurryTho barber is somewhat excited by thoorder to shuvo quickly nnd Is alwayswondering while nt work If he is fastenough

Wo havo monthly customers I makonn some nnd lose on others For 3G0I barber n customer ono month that toglvo him n shave every dny if he wantsit and one hnlr cut during tho monthItcmomber buy rum pomade hnlr oilvrscllite brilllantlno and powder nro in-cluded

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Well If ho took a ten centslmro he wouldnt get bay rum but hosnres nil theso extras by tho wholesalecontract If ho shaved everyday nt ndime it would only bo nlwut 3 permonth not counting n hair cut Thoreduction then amounts to 75 cents nmonth Now very few men shaveserydnyln a barber shop and thcro Is

where tho profit conies for monthly con- -

tVnctsFrequently though I havo ft customer

who getn tho worth of hi 2GJ Hocomes once 11 day regular before hoonly came thrco tlmesn week nnd wnntan threo day 1 under the skin shnvo 1

hare to dally over bis fnco the same as ifhe were pn ing 25 ccnta ft share Ho ismoro exacting than over wonts morebay rum and nppcars very much afraidho will not get his monoys worth Kowthnt kind of n customer takes up timewhich Is moro expensive than bay rumHo happens too to always bo In ntthoproper moment to keep good customerswaiting Tho dnisy monthly customersdrop In thrco or four times n weok saysnothing about regretting ho cannot comocrcry day anil requires no extra atten-tion

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Yet If ho wanted to ho couldmake a contract for threo or four SharesII week nnd a hnlr cut for the sum of

1G0 per month Still ho Is not cheatedfor if he comes onco a dnv on tho 62G0contract It is all right he gets Ids sharoThcro Is no forfuno In bnrborilig nowCompetition is too great New YorkMall nnd Express

Mm Cleveland nt SurutmcHavo you received from tho presidents

bride n cardboard with 11 leaf cut neatlyout of birch bark pasted In tho centerand under thnt thu autographs of herselfand husband You might hnvogot onoIf you lind asked nt tho right tlmo nndplace that Is to say whllo sho was lutho Adirondack An artist named tautzfrom Albany was In tho hotel and 0110day lie fashioned a bit of bark Info a leafpenciling it a little to perfect tho scmbianco Mrs Cleveland chanced lo seoIt and her admiration was girlishly emotional Sho declared that it was Just toolovely for auythlng nt all except toadorn tho pago of nn autograph albumand to that uso sho put It

Somebody had mailed an album to herbegging that sho would return It withthe presidents nnd her own signaturesSho embellished n loaf of tho book withtho birch leaf got Mr Cleveland to writehis numo and then signed her own Thoresult pleased hor and sho responded toevery cull with n similar souvenir Ihavo 0110 bofpro me as 1 write It belongsto a friend who was nt Snrnnno n weekduring tho stay of tho presidential partySho says that Mrs Cleveland mndo notless tlum a hundred nnd that every ap-plicant

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for nn autograph got nn exampleIotitzo did tho cutting nnd tracing butMrs Frnnklos own hands completed thoJobs except thnt tho president bolng in ¬

terrupted in a chnt or awakened from adoze wrote his name in nonchalant obe-dience

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to her request Albnny Journal

Ktntlntlc of tho Bentntlonul DniiimSomebody with n pusslou for statistics

has taken tho trouble to dissect tho sen-sational

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dramas of Alphonse dKnucryand ho reports that they require tho co-

operation¬

of 18 widows 10 sons and 3daughter of persons executed 80 or ¬

phans of tho mnlo and 112 of tho femnlobox 10 blind persons and 10 feigningblindness 03 dofnmed virgins 23 fratri-cides

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8 patricides U foundlings 03lost and 110 kidnapped children 1S4 oxchanged or foisted 213 falso wills 210stolon pocketbooks 108 tluols with swords108 with pistols P with sabres 8 withknhesnnil 10 with axes 43 lies 120 mur ¬

ders with weapons nnd 1J0 with polsun40 drownings 20 guilty und 03 Innocentgalley convicts 80 freed and DO escapedprisoners 77 adulterers 01 bcduccrs 115burglaries 200 distraints 70 lunatics 03cretins and 28 feigning lunatics 118 falsemarriages and 41 bigamists BostonTranscript

KW Waterproof rinciitThe Kngllsh shower proof cloth has

been found wanting becauso It allowswater to ieuotrnto It if any pressurecomes upon ltjso thnt If tho wenrortnko a horso rnr aftor being out In thorain and bo lucky enough to get a scatIn it her dress Is dampened A Londonfirm noting this litis ondenvored toplease both tho ladles and tho Lancetand has succeeded ns far ns tho latter Isconcerned having extracted 11 kindlynotice- - from it Tho now garment is ofshower proof cloth coated witl Indiarubber placed between it and its lining

On tho shoulders tho rubber coating isomitted and thus ventilation Is obtained

Scientific Journal

President CIaz iHsald louiggcst by hismanner qml garb ono of the gallant brig¬

ands who lire chleliy in Iho minds of iranglnatire writers

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glHlwiTTrTftltfScttcntl bbcttificmenis

THE DAILY HEEALDTo day September ist 1880 is issued IhoiirM number of Tilfc Da HA HnnAbt

a morning newspaper to be printed for the proprietor under contract by the

Press Publishing Company Merchant street Honolulu

Price Six Dollars per Annum or Fifty Cents per- Month

mAll who receive a copy ol the initial or any succeeding number arc

respectfully

INVITED TOSUBSCRIBEBusiness men nre solicited to test the advantages of Tim Daily llBKAbn

as an

ADVERTISING MEDIUMA large edition will bs printed each lay to be circulated in Honolulu and

throughout the Islands regardless of subscriptions until a regular paying list ot

subscribers is obtained on the public becoming acquainted with the meritSiOl

the paperr

The Daily HrraId will furnish a fresh and readable record of events incity and cotintty It will also give fionv time to lime as received a summaryof the latest news from Jhc outside World in concise and systematic form

The Daily Herald will follow a straightforward consistent independentand moderate course in the discussion of public affairs It will not be theservile organ of any clhue faction or party At tne same time an earnest sup-

port will begiven lo measures jifomotivc of the public welfare and to indivi-

duals

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or -- organizations that may appear in the political fcld with claims topopularconfidencc backed by wbrlhrccords and unassailable principle

The undersigned would however rathsr point to his record as a journalistin this city for the past two years as conductor of the Daily ultfllny thanmake promises that- - in general estimation are valueless until justified by per-

formance

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He can only pledge himself to do his best toproduce a thoroughan influential and in every way acceptable daily newspaper

Try the Daily Herald for a month at least

Honolulu Sept 1 18S6

I0HN F C0LBURNBrick Building Street near Miumnkea

IMPORTER AND DEALI

IN HAY AND GRAINGoods delivered promptly ATutiwl Telephone 3S7

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Slippers Attention

Chris Brewer CosBOSTON HONOLULU PACKETS

A vessel will leave lloston for this Pott onor about March lit next nnd

The Ilatk AMY TURNER ill sail fromlloston for tliis Iort on or abdul May ijjhnext

lmllici information can lw obtained Vy applying to

C Brewer CompanyQueen Street

SMITHSlanetary Almanac

AND- -

Weather Guide 1887

With calculations for the HawaiianIslands of the

TIME TO PLANT

According to the scientific theory ofhunar Influence ty vegetation

lor sale at thu Honolulustores Price 25 cents

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GENERAL MERCHANDISEAgents lor

The Hitchcock ft Company PlantaiionIlia Alexander lialdwin Ilaitation

K llaUtciil or Wdialua PlantationA II Smith Company Koloa Kauai

J AI Alexander llaiku MaulThe Haiku Sugar Company

The Kohala Sugar CompanyHaniakua Plantation

The Union lnsuinnce Company ol ban IruiuovroThe New Unglanil Life Insurance Company of DotoiThe lllake Manufacturing Company of lldstcitiD M Weston Patent Centrifugal MuhinwIhe New York and Honolulu lrcket LineThe Merchants Un Honolulu inriSan IrancliicoDr lavne Sons Lclelirattd ediclnetWilcox b Cibbi Singer Manufacturing CompanyTVheelet Wilton Bcwlni Machines

Subscrbe for the Hkkald

DANIEL LOGANKditor and Proprietor

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REFERENCETO THE- -

kepi Proceedings

Prank Uotlfrcyii Report of

THE LAWS PASSED

COMMirPBE RBPOJITS

MINISTERIAL

AND THE- -

FUN AND PROLIOKSOK THE- -

LEGISUTUBE of 1880

Price - - 1 per Copy

ON SALE AT

J H SOPERStockholders Mcetingri

The annual meeting of the stocUiqldcrs ofme Konma bugar Company will le held atihc office of Mctar Castle Cooke lanuary31 nt 10 a m f II ATHKRTON

Secretary

Stockholders Meeting

The annual meeting of the stockholders oftne mikuc ivyar company villi be held nttheoflice of Castle Cooke January 291887at a pm J II ATHERTON

Secretary

NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE IMSURanco Company of Uotton

CASTLE COOK1 AGENTSINCOKIOKATKn 8J

The oldest Purely Mutual Life InsuranceCompany In the United States

Vitilrlft Itiurtl thi moat JuvohijI Tet nilIoi9 paid through Honolulu Agencr 4Qooa

OREMEN BOARD OF UNDEKWR1TBRS

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Abo aVentt for the iDrejden Uoard of UudrwrlterVienna Board of Underwriters

lor the Hawaiian hlard

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Cascfi Xar Cheese

DaaUU Salt Codnth

Cw Ijiundry Starchllatet Drown IjunJry Soap

Pure Java Coffee ItoncnJ CrBmJt - tfMRack Qreen Coffee

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LOWEST MAniCET KATES

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Prescribed b riijitckns Everywhere

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Afied Ieqple

WUVK ANDBKI1IUTATFD WOMEN

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IFor ExcclltucctuntlPnrlty

iMacfarlane CoSolo Agonta

Wenner Co- -Mauufactorlng and Impotlmt

Xo OX Fort Street

AtwsytVeeponhanda mott elejant aortmntof

FINE JEWELRYSOLID AND PI ATKD SIIVKR WARR

Rrer branthl 10 thli marlei

Clock Wntcluiv nrncolctd KcrUlets Iinp Lunkcto fioltl Clinlntt

nntl GiiiuiIh Slcovo IhittorittStntls Ktc Elc

Ai otnamtttt of all kind

rircnnt Solid SUvar Tea SettAndallVIndiof tlltttwan tUntlcfjr pjientalhn

KUICUI AND SHELL IEWELUVMade to order

Itefwlilnc of mti and iewetr artfully lteede4 u and ektcuttd m the root wurknunllLmanner

ENGRAVING A SPECIALTYTarticular ailnnon it paid lo order and Job work

from the other Iiltodt

Hawaiian HoteCARRIAGE CO

Carriages nt all hour tiny andnight Saddle horses hupgcs wagonoeites nnd village caits with stylish andgentle horses to let

Horses clipped with the IntentLightning Clipping Machine

FOR SALEA few good Horses 3 Phaetons

Two Top Iluggic second hand liarncss and 2 Village Carls

PRICES TO SUITTHB TIMES j

King up Telephone Number jt or pp

MILES HAYLEY

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Watchmaker and JewelerJla jutt arrived fioin San Krancico and li

Opened a Moio oppotile Hart Ice Creani Iarlortwhere he will altrnd to the manufacturing of all kindor Jewelry Ihetetiineof diniond etc

Clironomutor ft Specialty

FBRElSTAMPSO W BURGESS

Hat for tale A variety of rare fntelgn imitate ttainpfor collecltont Call and tee them at

No B4 Kim Stroot Hnsolnln

T HOS O TilltUMiMI QKTItm np Mankacturino

aiultonn Hiiotcirller 1rtutrr Hankbliiilri rlc

And nuUMitroflhi Hawaiian Almanac and Annualjjealer In Hue btalloneiy llootm Mutle Tot a anarancy CooJ- - r

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JUST RBClSIVIprA splendid assortment of liquors

comprising the various brands of ViriesSpirits and Alts which we guarantee fabe of the finest quality suitable forXmas presents Try a bottle it willmake your friends heart rejoice

THE ROYAL SALOON- -

Cor of Nuunnu and Merchant StsE II 1 WOLTER

Manager

pjONOLULU IlfoN WORKS Co

Mtam JSnglnrs Jlnllers Suur MillCootm Iran Jlraiiunt Lvml ttmthioi

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Machinery of every detcrirtlon made to orderrtlcular attention paid to ghp lllacktmlthlnir

work executed ou the thortettnollcv