HONOLULU. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3. ISSO. PK1CE CENTS.VOL. IX.-N- O. 31.

- lrillC i t ,as DAILY csintiS Cards.JansiRfjs Csrds. DS.FTYVOOn

J. b. AiHisrcx. . r. casus.

CASTLE

General ZSlercliaiidise.-- also, a

Gr-5T- e SAJb Flatiiies, , Xcaala Sar Ce..B. H::d' ?:'.:. j maikn Siar C..

A. K. sa:ii Co.. Suai, i Ti ?'.a:jlc.i. F. Blake :aui Fu2;pa. . PayaJkoa Ssar Co.

Union Fire and Llarine Insurance Co., of San Francisco.Ztsa Fir lESrasf e Co. cf Hrtf.-rd-.

T2 Xw 2j.isi M-v-sal Ltfa I iarr.. Ce.. of 5osoa.

r. Ve:-.-j::'- ?irat Ceatr:fr:' Macbiaea.Tbe New Tcrk aad H?-jlal- Faket Lisa

Tba Mercbaaia" Liaa. Hcsolmla aad 5a F?ncicc.Pr. Jayaa k Saa Celeeratad Misiiclnee.

Wilcox tl Gibbs, Remington and Wheeler & Wilson

SEAVIZNTCV MACHINES.tf

J" o i-i-isr

Sioves, Ranges and

Plumbing, Tin, Copper

& COOKE.tI

jests ros--

NOTTfillifesj5rf

Honsekecpins; GvOds.

and Sheet Iron Work

la Tin rle-r-.

Barral ShooTcs and nada,At Handles.

Tick Handlei,Iloa Handlea,

Cna! Baarowg,Ksts Trunk?.

Blind?, Doors, and Five Extension Tcp

and & Fint-clas- i Carriage.

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H. G. CRABBE.

HAY '& GRAIN

Kl5u SlRIET, Honolulu,

Or. taa ctl Petlta Station. SO-l- ss

He rlantors' ModiIiK

Devoted to the Encouragement of

AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE,

STOCK RAISING and INDUS-

TRIAL rUKSUITS

GENERALLY',

AaJ raore especiilly to tbe develop-

ment and jyrfeetion of Cultivationof Cane and the

MANUFACTURE OF SUGAR.

This popular journal has entered on itseighth volume, and bavins; been

i; Enlarged to 48 Pasres

Monthly, mates a yearly volume of

nearly tkX) pages, devoted to the agricul-

tural and commercial prosperity of theHawaiian Islands.

The attention of the business men of

Honolulu and of all persons engaged inindustrial pursuits is called to this per-

iodical as a medium for

Advertising & Information

Which can be obtained in no other pub-

lication, here or abroad.

pC?The price of subscription is vert-lo-

Two Dollars isn a Half ($2.50)

per annum, or $3.00 when mailed abroad.

A few copies of bound volumes of theyears 1SSG and 1S37 can bo obtained:H-0- 0 each.

Address :

II. M. WHITNEY,

Epitor Planters' Moxtuly,

1G I'::4-r- Honolulu. II. I.

JUST ARRIVEDTEA BAKK

II. lhicHeld from London

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V.V.:i.:i y .vrxilT ioi.vrnc3 tua5 t

"Libt cf Asi.P'. r. thiu tc''' !ti ?tyIV:;'; you kuow utor

UvvN Cary.IlwsVrt lc. : :u--i tv rrw

vii'y av'ii tv U SvXl;K.ui ii.ir: arv m tau CArvot.

A.id f tuaa Nor?uau bl.wl.(,iYaaTm.

' 'oit- -r fwatrd nor tvhiali Uv ;a h or f.jar;

1 iw iud Lcr.U"aittir.

Ti-- i ivnvu.Hi rvUova. your, iuiu. erwrrt ii.u-- v v. r faiir ia Mi

IVviil ii w.;' I U but 8:ixiit t;jr$V.i: u"4v t. tta tVjvl Uow io iuk U

t our t"?OH:;'. Rrowuia.

A ful MrticAt Trrina.S hv-.-'.t of the awful, Javt VxeAtinj;

torv.i v v-'- . th? t!er:!tatoKi orc:.I:s:s i t it:sit iTtcr, Ti:e New

u ::.:'. l a Ii:t'e ilia;;H.intic iuti t ir t::fr:i;vu::os, l:kv the rest of the pxv-- !.

.;.. :. bv.t witca cnr.es to giviui:ttvs ua:u?s of tval. ruspii', jylyy Uabt-c.- il

tr;iI.;:le they leave t:teT sptcLU-i-:- -.

'u.u:: the author of YolAjnk", faru I. l'r. llyvle L.is rweutly rejvrted

e.tso in which the rvttieurs were &t-fcc:- .-l

i:h s metrical and recurrent orivr-i-tc- ::: tlv; vt ihi jal:nar and jlan-l.;- r

ut'f.tce. aocvtiijuul ly hyjvridrxv.f is, a'.vivov:.v, bromidrw-i-s, and a s'vciea cft.;yfl:.uxe, which the authvr suprnixl tv

Iv d'.u- - to the same process iu the k.iuw'.u': iTwluced the callosities." TfcalVi.ly New s s to explain that, iaiinlr.i.iry parlance, thee patienta xvervl.vitbhvi with cvrn. Chicago News.

The ltot Mn.t In F.nsut.I'ltl Grov. who was hixtins with

T'!:i:tli!)e at Strattoti hall mvisUT, t

i- - n i :r;oiis 1 1 i 1 c that our crac hoC. are)!:!. y. tt.e vn-- l i1c7 Witts: liord'';I-i:!ih:tt- n. who in ery little W-iuu-d hi:sauu--ak- e with tht pi tlx "de." IVr-ba- :

the story i nt true that Lvrl dat;r::y triil to i!nj j uriwu ivirtrk?h'a tht ohirauey ot his kfjvri eotta,a. ul lai ., but a rvally truo:r.l : '.1 Wttor :uvv!.ote of h;:n is rv!atxLV :kv.ir ar:d Irvl cie Grvy, jvtsj in-t- er

f tiv. uur.r.t'ry, whs in the ixt butU 11

li ul three ewns ready for ue, and tow&rdhisn h s:v..dl covey vf riw birvls catste flj-,- '.

How to kill the lot was the iroMetvuA l r;. e com 5:1.4 and a brace p.in.4 wouhl

ensy to such an ;uU-j.t- , but the tlfth: i!l vr;;l 1 $;et away. Due of the isrousiw.'s ;.it iu iulvt.'.u-e- , itiul. taking a lou5h'-- t at it. lArd de Grey killed it, and.without ui' tb.e MVvi:d Uirrv!. dnrjxxiir.m N-- . 1. tK'k n; tun No, , kilIM lwvb. rds covaim:. thou tov.k up ;un No. 3 andkilled two birds golns. lrotvAb!y thero in other man in Inland who would LavtviOUO It.

The i:uUfi Soltllrr.e Tea--That a sohlier, and es;aeiany a Russian,

is f, ?;-.- of his whisky, is a fact that Uvt ry w U known, yet if ttio latter luul hi(h-il- v.liidi i'f the two to di.spenw with

v. i:iky or tea I firmly K-liev- e hathe tea. livery company la

sr.pi I with an imntt n-- e tea urn hoiJinhuudreds of cups of Kuhn; water, andat evei:iu4 each soldier can swallow-- hisu-- cup-- hs than that won't do of hottea. If he is on guard the vivandieretakes ;itv on him and briru the delight -f il to the guard house, where,f r a few e ;ers, be tan tlriuk with com- -

I'i'M the bright J eliow tli:il, ir.e-tent- ofv. hit-- .stirely d.vs not deserve the name cfw . Uee, en elo-K'v- l iu a hheejvskin. ist:.e t:t::-- l of the company, end tho-- ee:v.-t weather ill not prevent herj to the guard houso in order to- hue "her chihlren it h their precious1 1' i. (;ipt. John J. O'Connell in Cinciurati t'iii:nerci;d (Jarette.

Cn line the C'tMitilnt; Iluhlt.All mcacrs can testify to tho fact that

the throats of their congregations, In win-ter, at b :t, are urii-u- stumbling blocksin the way of e! Kjuenee, if iiotof their re-l!- 'i

n. Tho t'kii-tia- n scientists over-ecii:- e

tTe coughing habit of their audi-ences very neatly. At a recent meetingof the i.e.. pie of thi.s faith the usual bark-ing incidental to a w inter nudienco legan.The sj eal i r paused and gently reminded,them that they were civiug way to a mor-tal belief by admitting that they hadthroats and rough?, when they one andnil knew to a dead certainty that therov ;i- - no such thing as matter. Thus re-buked, thy flung aside their mortal be-lief in thro'it; and their consequent dls-ra-'- s,

and sat to the end w ithout ft bark.New York I'rtt "Every Day Talk."

Persian wn.l American Wa,-f-.

No art;-- t in Anierira would dream ofwi rking for thft pittance awarded to

d artitic tah-n- t in Persia. It is trnothat hi., expenses wcul l be comparativelyv.i-- rate there, little fuel and furuiturob ing reo nired. At thf.tp.rne time there i3i;t jtie-- t h n tJiatthe average difTerenrc 1C-- lt

th. 'c:ia. laments of the rith in Persianr..! t h.'- nation of tlie artisan, thoday laborer, .r the dtiinestic is far gTeatcrt ! i a. n it i - ia the United States. Yet thop. .;:! t!a re are quite as contented, I aminclined to thhik, more contented thah"re. Teheran Letter.

They A to Tri liln.u? Dncka.Twenty perf-on- s in Inowraclavc, Po.en,

wen- - recently attacked with symptoms oftrichinosis, and an inresliiration showedthat they were po;.vned by eating thoih- -h cf trir;hinot:s luc.ks. In the opinionof many the Ihsh of ducks and qeese thatfeed on part is more likely to le filledwii.h parasites than iork is. ChicagoTimes.

The (h.-.riti-es of London last yearnrn.:.:i!( d u 2.()0,(- They were de-v.i- .d

h;.i!y to religious purposest,, o. (iUU btin ;;h.u: on foreign luia

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LETTERS A COOKE.

Importer iud Ialcr In LumberAai ell Eiiis cf Mi'.e.i'J,

yo.n rc?.x tsst. tirzo:,:. v

J. ALFRED LIAGOON,

.A-ttorne-y "at - Law,

. Here a;

JOHN T. WATERHOUSE,

Is.;crter az.i It!: l.i

GENERAL HEEOnANDISE

H. EACKFELD & CO.,

General Commission Agents

Ccr.Iori V stn sta.. Ecol-'.- u. lit

BEAVER SALOON,

rorSlrl, Opposite HllUfr I Co.a.H. 3. NOLTE. FEOrKLLlUK.

rint-Ua- a Lctctea tarred witb T, Ccffea.feosla ter, Giir Ala ct Mill.

OpfR from S a.m. till 10 p.m.JT?raokara F.;ulHf a Sitclalty.

R. W. FRAZEK,

MERCHANT TAILOR,Cor. Xlag and Alakea Sta., Houolula.

Malrrata ctarge, good wcrkncasatlp acd a'parfaei fit gaitaptegd. lu

GERMAN IA MARKET.

OEO. li. DATPP, - - FF.OriUETOB.

Fort Kre. Honolailn.

BEEF, MUTTON AND VEAL.

rr-- b Sansr Pork, Etc..

Ct)tuntly en taod. Shlp;lcg a.rTai on aborttlce. ... -

HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.,

Steam. Engines,nd LfAd avttiuT.

And itacilrfry cf eery description mad e to

crdr rwticuUr attention F!d to iMp clack-aTBltr.in- 4.

Joo work .xe-iate- i on te abortestnnuc.

THE ROYAL SALOON,

Cor. Minnon infl KercliBnt StrictUadar the Management o:

E. H. E, "Wolter,Ferir m mock Trityof J1":ii. r.-- r andica cold brt oa dratM" r ( - -ten centa per glM.

X2r Hll arti Se X ltf

Walker & Eedward,

Contractors & BuildersBrick, Ftone and Wooden BaiUtni

Estimates Uifen.

ACtenrted to,Jobbing rroiiipUT

TO KING STREET.p. o. Box :3.

Bell Telei-liOt- N. 2.11 tf

DAYIS & WILDER,

52 FOIIT STREET.

IMPOETBES(jrotera IrTiion Dealers- -

I

Hawaiian Icrtilizms to..

Cane Fertilizer'sDONE MEALS ca-i- to order;STABLE M.LNUKE, r:::ed azi mix,

ON HAND ANI FOR SALEla ouantities to

A. F. COOKE, ilana-e- r.

Faeh:rv. H-tlu- Ia. H. I.

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The Liverpool and Lon-- !

don and Globe

I2s SXJKA-ZSTC-E CO i

Aet .8 40.OOO.OOOt Inconif

Claim l at 1 na.56,ooo!;stsiy:.oE lie acfATor5le w:.jSisliop tfc Co.

B. LEVY & SON,

Commission Merclumtsla Tor!xa and Domestic

FRUITS AND PRODUCE.

r 7T7r4 to ill criera of all kinds lacr.r . lJ tci? cpcialty la pfkiag allilaia of frtat for lo- -f dittaaca rnixketi.

Hawaiian Lalaci jatrozaga will rca:ya aycialu n::oa.

and 537 5amcc:a St., 9n Frasciaco.P. O. Bex 1742.

J. L. MARSHALL. Honclul-a- ,

ll-fn- : Agrut for ilawai:a laland.

SUN FIKK OFFICE,OF LONDON.

Establisned 1710.Icscranee ffectd uron aery description of

property at enrraat ratea of pramluaa.

ToUl Sam I atvad In ....i3T.5as,roo

n!rnii rTp.aed br tbt Local At tnts. and r aidwith proir ptitude and libarality. Tbe Jurisdiction of tb Locai lTlDnnaia recocnuaa.

G. W. 3Iacfarlane & Co.

Ira Ager-.t- a for Hawaiian Ialaads.

FOOK LUN & CO.,

113 5unanu Straet, orpoalt Emma Hall

IMrOUTSRS A"D DIALS KS 12

Chinese & Japanese Goods,

i - v Vvw "Hava' aV 1 f CnTS andTea. Clsara, and ail kln4a of fancy

(J 00 J S

At GrcallJ Rm1ock1 Price.

T.egtilar ablpneBU by eTerj teamr.

rOST OFFICE BOX NO. 255.

S. FOSTER & CO.,

"WHOLESALE GIJOCEKSAND

Purchasing Agents.

Sole Aeuts4for

Slmpson'a Top-o-C- an ltrnl

Diamond Creamery

BUTTER."PUIS CELV.BUATKD lUTTrKU IS

I 1'm.wt iMirilitv. madu upon the

Packed in liernicticallv sealed tins, andwarranted to keep in hot enmates.

20 and ?S California St,

SAN FRANCISCO, : : CALICS

THOMAS LINDSAYllu Removed 11 1 Manufactnrln

rrom Xnii tr t

Thomas Block, Kini; Stmt

I Australia? Mail Service.

rbr cew aJ Al : i

'MAEIPOSA"

Feby. Otli, 1889,A.?1 w!:"rtv for ta ive j' r; w-- !

tr trvh: or . V i' I.AaoixoLiAHO.i, :- to

Wiu. G. lrviii &AiJ .N 1.

For Svdnev and Anekland.

1"be new fia At s;ev! teaiv.V..j'

ALAaLEDA-- '

Ot tbe Oceanic Swaiw'-..-,- ' vVbt")' wiH l- -

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Feb. 1G, 1881).

iat;-;t-r ior ;'.!. Vo e ;rts.tvrfrhtor iA-.--

. v;:-- . ffMUOK AcOOMMOl

Wm. G. Irwin & Co.,V iKN l

Claua S.-wke'-.s . Wuj. U. lrwUi.

CL:irO Ol'ilKv'Ili:!! vX CO.

QOX0LL1U HAWAIIAN M

Draw Kxcttass ou the 'rHii-ii'A- l I'atis 3 th.world.

WiH recelv ilepts'.ta cn op1 aeeiut, ms.kt

CvViiectlons and eosiduct a tfiietal .iiiklt:s unc(piclutni buslueas.

Peposits bear'.nj ' .i'tr;it reeelved in r

la?: Itepartmeut subj-- et to ru'.v Kii.:

TUEO. P. SEVKKIN

Pliotogriipher,Ha? taken tbe Stn.llo formerly ooo-s- j wd ty A. A.

MonUM, corner of KIN t I l Oiil' i-- i .,

and Is ireiaid to t.il.i'

Pictures in any Stvle3" ritntioj; doue tor VtL.-.tt-ai- f.. Tl

Cabinets $G a doz. Work guarauteeJ.

Ectranfe or.J Ten Strn-t- . j"

HONOLULU 3IAKKKT.

(Successor to M m. Mi('iEu!c.s.)

Xo. 6 Queen Rtrfft, ri!i Inrl't, ISo-uuliil-

It. 1.

Choicest Beef, Mtl(on,rik,FiSi

VEGETAELLS, ETC.,

Alwavs Kent on Hand.

Family and Mdpoing order (ktrcfuHyAttended to.

L?ve .Stock Turni h'. vl

noiice.

Tolepliono.s jlso. 9AM

Steam Caiulv FactoryV t

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F. I-IOI-2n,

rracflcal ConTf- - ct:or:cr. Pas try Civ.k anl Til er.Rich and lielicious lee C'reaiu maJe by steam.

71 I-Io-tcl Street.

EX. BARK JAMES S. STONE,-- Ami Jutt Landed

Galvanifil Barb Wire.GiiUduized Cut NaiH,

GdlTauizt?J Cat Spike?,Galv. Clinch I5o-- t Nail.

Iron Cut Nails sasst'd)Hor Shoo Nails.

Secoiid-lian- d Iron Safes.Oak Lumber, Ash Lninber, White Tins Lumber,

Walnut Lumber, Ca?e Slatche?, OakHra,Titch, Tar, Cotton Wastw, Italia Packing. ,j

Metalic Tiint. Tire Ciar, Marble Dcst.

Electric" Kerosene Oil.'Downer's" Oil, "Belmontine" Oil, Lard Oil,

Gaioline, in Druran, (2-- 5 gallon? in ach).Flastar, Cament. Ttrtlar.d Cement,

Dairy Salt, Bales Bieelaier, Tabular Lanterns

Cumberland. Coal.StrAW WrappiRS Taper, 20rS0in., Grind?;one?.

Hair Mattree, iOxiSlb., Lamp Black.Three-iuarte- r Bubber Hope, j, Ox Bow,

Frauklin Store Cca! (i balk and in ca?ks),Drain Tip J, i, 6 and 8 inches

Hand Carte, Baby Caixing;?, ?i?he,Carriagea-t- he but eter e5Eii;al 9 us-

C. BBEWER & CO.

H. Mclntyre & Bro.,

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IMPOnTHw AND PXALHB8 IK

Groceries, 3?rovisionB and Feed,CORKBR TORT AD KIXO 8TRIXTS.

bv eerT riet lra th Kaatera ?teiat1 Knrr roSb CaMforn'apreu'e av e.'Jmer All nrd.rf fa'ihfn:! .tr'ed f. an-- J GooU :r;4 to any part of th

Po.toffc. B.xt free f c a rs e . I.:nJ rJer. seacited. a,fa.UonToi-r- n X - .

Foni'O Wirt(JulvaniziMl lUiokets,

WM Coir Mat tins:,

(J, V. Mai'laiiauc it Co.ne it

The Daily P. C. Advertiser and Weekly GazetteAr the Leading Newapapera In the Kingdom.

1'artlcnlar attenU.m vatd lo rejrl.la.tXi'BESU 000D8 BT EVBUV bTEAMB.51

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DAILY PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, FEBRUARY 5, 1880.VITAL STATISTICS. Ilit) CUitljcrttn

NOTICE. HawaiianTho Risdon

Iron anil Locomotive Works,

Corner of Bal nA Howard Strteta,San FrancUco Callfornl

ays Co.

TIME TABLE:

KASTWARD CARS. WKSTWARP CARS.

by a letter received the other dayfrom a correspondent on Hawaii, inwhich complaint is made cf certaindefects in our postal arrangements.Oar friend writes, among otherthings, tho following :

The -- (earner W. G. Hall, coming outof Honolulu on the 2--

M in.st., on her tripalone the wet'in coast of the Kingdom,met, oil" Diamond Head, the steamerZe.iUndia ju.--t arriving, with an eleven

fourteen days foreign mail, at Hono-lulu. Now, here comes in the wonder-ful character of. our postal facilities.Letters by the steamer Zealandia willreach their destination and be delivered

points on the shores of the island ofHawaii, not more than two hundredmils from Honolulu, with direct steamcommunication, on or about the sameday as letters by the same Zealandia willroach their destination and be deliveredin Auckland, New Zetland!

One illustration more: Persons onHawaii whose mail communicationswith Honolulu are made per PteamerKiuau must post all letters intended forthe. San Francisco mail Hteamers of Feb

Mortuary Report for the Month Ending:January 31, 1889.

The total number of deaths reported forthe month of January waa Gl, distributedas follows :

Males .33 Female3 22Under 1 year. , .14 From 30 to 40 9From 1 to 5 .12 From 40 to 50 5From 5 to 10. . 2 From 50 to W 1

From 10 to 20. '. 4 From GO to 70 1

From 20 to 30. . H Over 70 5

Hawaiian3. 41 Great Britain 1

Chinese .11 United States 2Portuguese ,. 4 Other nationalities 2Japanese .. 0

CAUSE OF DEATn.Beriberi 1 Hemorrhage. . . .

Burned 1 InjuryConsumption 8 LeprosyCanker 1 MeningitisConvulsions 1 OpiumChildbirth 1 Old ageDropsy 4 I ParalysisDisease of brain. . . 1 Peritonitis. . ... .Dysentery 1 Tumorj. . v ,

oi money. 1 UnknownDisease of heart. . . 1 j Whooping cough.. 20Diabetes 1 I

Fever 4 Total Gl

Non-resident- s. . . 4Unattended .19

COMPARATIVE MONTHLY MORTALITY.

January, 1S?5 57 January, lsss. A

January, lvso 5o January, 1339. ..61January. 1S37 5S

Annual death rate per 1,000 for month 29.23Population estimate

Hawaiian, 12.000 41.. 1 w fu kTl 1 O CtCIlHlff, I ,wu i.ci;AUother3.6,W0 18.

DEATHS BY WARDS FOR MONTH.

Wards 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Deaths 4 615j G17j 7 1 U 5

Sicknes. In Schools.DURING MONTH OF JANUARY. 18S9.

r - r -

y ? r s---

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A. U. A. M. A. U. A. U. A. VI. A. M.5.30 5.50 j: 6.00 6.20

fi.rw ! 6.:o j t.po 7.207.10 j T.r.O 7.50 7.10 7.r0 7.507.c' I 7.rvt j S.W S .208.10 j g.r0 S.50 S.10 8.30 S.50S.."0 j 8.60 ;! 0AH) 9.209.10 9.30 9.50.; 0.10 9 30 9.509.;:o 9.50 lo.oo 10.20

10.10 10.30 10.50 ii 10.10 10.30 j 10.5010.30 10.50 it I

11.10 ! 11.30 11.59 ;! 11.10 11.30 11.5012.00 ; 12.20 i

P. M.'

P. M. P. M. f F. M. T. V. p. M.12.10 ! 12.30 12.50 !' 12.00 12.2012.30 '; 12.50 j 12.10 12.30 12.50

1.10 1.30 1.50 i 12.50 1. 102.10 2.3' 2.50 'j l.0 1.203.10 330 3.50 i. 1.10 1.30 1.503.30 3.50 j: 2.10 2.30 2.504.00 4.2) ji 3.10 3.30 3.504.10 4.30 4.50 1! 4.00 4.204.30 4.50 j 4.10 4.30 4.505.05 5.25 j!

5.15 5.35 5.55 ji 5.05 5.255.3.5 5.55 5.15 5.35 5.556.15 6.35 G.55 1 6.05 G.256.35 0.35 j 6.15 6.35 6.557.15 7.35 7.55 7.05 7.257.35 7.55 ; 7.15 7.35 7.558.15 S.55 8.55 : S.05 S.258.35 S.55 8.15 8.35 8.559.15 9.35 9.55 9.05 9.25

10.05 10.25 9.15 9.35 9.55' 10.05 10.25 10.45

PercentageSchools. Scholars. Sick. sickness.

Fort St.... 249 14 5.62Royal 366 5 1.38Tohukaina 124St. Louis.. 236 5 2.12Preparat'y 93

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35 rnts.

Eor Sun Francisco.

The Rarkentine

3 S. (r, WILDER.A. U. PAUL, Matter,

Will Sail for the above Port onThursday, February 7th.

jTflF-F- or Freight or Passage apply to

F. A. SCHAEFF.R CO..Agents,

Or to the Captain on board. 30-4- t

EAGLE HOUSENUUANU STREET.

Thli FIrat-clas- s Kamily Hotel.liTinji chaugM hand", has been

Bm thorougblT rnTatfd. together withth RAVE'S A PRF.JlIStS now attaohed,and is ii pared to receiTe ceata

By the Day, Week or MonthAt Reasonable Katea.

TABLF. UNSUnrASSED. Transient gnestswill find Try accommodation, a plara where

11 th comfortd of a honi can h obtained.

THOS. KllOUSE Trop.Hauolnla, H. I. lit

Firewood For Sale !

S8 per Corel,

AT CHR. GERTZ'S

20-- 1 ni 80 FORT STREFr.

Manliattan Life

XNSxjRAisroii: co.lit New York. Ktahlishel 1850.

This old Company now offer to the In

-- puring Public its new

Survivofsliii

Which affords all the advantages of LifeInsurance tlurina: the earlier years of lifeand at the same time makes a provisionfor old age, as the Pol icy-hold- er can surrender his Policy at the end of the Survivorwhip Dividend Period and receiveits Fi ll Value in Cash thus couibining Investment and Protection.

3y Any information cheerfully fur-

nished.

JOHN II. PATY,20 125G Agent.

FOR SALE.

Island - bred Mules!Broken and unbroken;

Superior Durhamand

Hereford Bulls;Thoroughbred JERSEY COWS.

4LL

One very fine bred JEPSEY BELL,(Sire and dam both registered);

II OESES:Carriage and Saddle.

Al.o for sale or exchange, the celebratedPa tchen-Messeng- er

Stallion 4Iillv Vernon."

Apply to J. II. ITSIIER,21-l- m At Rank of P.iihop it Co.

TO PLANTERS!

AV1NG RECENTLY IMPROVEDIT and strenthei.ed our construction ofMills, as also the si.t feeding uiechau-ls- m

for same with very aatia'actory results, ware now prepared to contract fgr thatclasoftaacMnery at short notice. We have patterns onhaul for 40xi 6in., 32xS'.in.. SOxCOin.,

;ix4in., 2ox54iri. siz a of rollers, steel shaftingaud ati-e- l Kariiif,' thror.liout with any desiredtype ef engine, er they can be driven fromengine in use on Mill, by compoundingthe eaine, thereby economizing fiteaoi. KesnltoiiEder EyCAL cosditions guaraatrej cvsrn-tapsk- d

byanyoiBEit construction or system ofFEEDISU.

J. N. S. WILLIAMS.

Agent Risdoa Irou and Locomotive Works,1312ii-t- f 8m FranoUc.

LL PARTIES OWING TO W. S.LUCE up to January 31, 19,

are hereby requested to "make im-mediate payment to Mr. Frank Brown,Merc hant street (formerly A. M. Hewett's),who is authorized to receipt for all moneyspaid to him. J. F. II ACKFEL'D,

II. FOCKE,Assignees of W. S. Luce.

Honolulu, Jan. 31, l-- 0.

23-- 1 m 12'5-l- m

XOTICE.IT A MEETING HELD FOR THE

purpose, the following oincers wereelected for the Oahu Railway and LandCompany :

W. R. Castle PresidentJ. I. Dowsett l't Yice- -W. ('. Wilder. . 2dM. P. Robino:i . . . .TreasurerGeo. C. Williams . . . . .SecretaryW. P. Allen AuditorS. C. Allen )Robt. Lowers DirectorsT. R. Walker S

GEO. C. WILLIAMS.Secretary.

Jan. 31. 139. 23-- U 125.r-4- t

Annual 3Ieeting.

STOCKHOLDERS OF C. BRKWER A.

Co.. Limited, will l'lease take noticethat the annual meeting of the Companywill be held at the ornce on tueen street,on WEDNESDAY. February b 18St), at10 o clock a. ni.

J. O. CARTER,Secretary C. 15. & Co.'Honolulu, Jan. 22, 18Sf. 19-2- w

Boat at a Bargain.

FOR SALE, ON Account of the Hyacinth'sdeparture, a fahev littletrie, 1H feet long, copper

fastened, with brass rowlocks and fittingsthroughout: four oars, mast and boom.Readv for immediate use. Apply to

J. A. DOWER,Shipbuilding Yard,

28-3- t Near Fish Market.

JAiJUS CAHTYCall be fonnd next door to the P. C. A.

Office, Merchant Street.

Hacks Nos. 18, 37, GG, 75, 180AND WAGONETTE llO.

S3T lieil Telepliono 204, Mutual 590.2u:-t- f

Cigars ! Cigarettes !

A Vj L i J (JChoir. Lot. Jusk TitceiTetl ly

rPRT7 TiYivr Xfi"Prtdlll. Urilvij, OllvXl,HS-t- f l?et King and Merchant.

50 BBLS. LIMEFOR SALE BY

II. Haekfeld & Company22-l- w

FOR SVIjE,

California Dairy Cows!

QIXTY HEAD IMPORTED DAIRYStock. All are tine butter animals, and

some of them are registered.

These animals are for sale at a bargain.

For further information please address

C II. PARKER,125-- ) 24-- 1 m Honolulu, Oahu.

HARRY'S LUNCH ROOMSHOTKL STREKT.

Open all Night! Meals at all Hours.

Keeps the Uest Cofl'ef, Tea and Choco-late to he ha.l in the Cltr.

Mush and Milk every morning.A Changs of Dinner Every Day!

lGS--tf

Planters' Montlil JXT

For j miliary, 1880.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:Su:rar Bounty on F.cct SuarWith our ReadersPorhum Sugar in the United StatesElectric Sugar IlelininjLeprosy in Hawaii and LouisianaNew Varieties of Sugar CaneModern Sugar Mill MachineryFacts Wanted Regarding DiffusionSugar Cane, an address hy Mr. SoniatDiU'usion, by J. 1'. BaldwinStatiMics of Cultivation of SugarDiffusion in BrazilOrange (i roves in LouisianaDemerara Sugar ProgressWasted HumusAbout Van i laPrevention uf Orange RustSugar House EngineersGerman MilletPineapples in Florida

TERMS;Yearly subscription ,$ 2 50Foreign 44 3 00Bound Vuluir.es 4 00

AddressG ZKTTE PUBLISHING CO.,

Merchant St., Honolulu.dw2w

TV. n. TAYLOIt. PresidentR. S. MOORE... .Superintendent

Builders of Steam MachineryIn all Its branch.

Steamboat. Steamship. Laml Engines k Bollen,High Pressure or Compound.

STF.AM VESSELS of 11 kinds bnllt complete,with hulls ot wood, iron or comport.

OBPISARY ENGINES compntld whin d- -

STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges nd Steam Tngwith reference to the trad in which

ther aie to be employed. JpeeJ, tonnage anddraft of water guaranteed.

SrGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machinerymade after tt;e moeit approved plans. Also, allBoiler Iron Work connected therewith.

NVATEH riFE. of 15otler or Sheet Iron, of any!ze, made in suiuMe length for connectinR

together, or sheets rolled, punched and packedfcr shipment, ready to be riveted on thet round.

llYORAl'LIC RIVETING, Toiler Work and V.aterIire9 niaJe by thin estabLahmcnt, riveted byhydraulic ritis; machinery, that qnality efwo-- . i l.eln far superior to hand work.

SHIT WiiUK, Ship and Steam Capstans, StearaV.'incbeB, Air and Circulating Tumps, madeafter the most approved plans.

SOLE Agents and manufacturers for th TacifleCoast of the Homo Safety Boiler,

ri Mrs Piroct Acting Pumps for irrigation orcity works' purposes, built wiih the celebratedPavy Valve Motion, superior to any otherpump.

J. N. S. Williams rionoltilttI'.oom No. 3, upstairs, Spreckels Block.

41-S- Ag-en- for th Hawn. Islands

JUST ARRIVEDpits

Habana Cigars,

Bavarian Beer,of the llackerbrau Brewery, ilunchen;

Strasslmrg Beer,

Flensburg Beer,

Double Extra StoutBottled hy M.B. Foster A Sons, London;

French Clarets,f nyerior qu&lities ;

German Preserves,in tins.

rCT-- FOR SALH BY

U. HofficMacffcr & Co.,

1139 AND BETOHL STB SETS.liO 130Vtf

DIAMOND EEOTTRT(Diamond Iled)

Warranted KQUAL toOoMenOate FlrEl Capitan Flour,

El Dorado Flour,E7For Sale at Lowest Ilatc by

H. HACKFELD & CO.22-- 1 w

To Planters !

Just Received ex "J. G. PFLUGER,"from GERMANY, a conign-me- nt

of

KROOQ'8

Patent Eilterprcsseswith

AiliatKCS for extracting the Hugar fromthe dryciito by means of water.

SIZES OF PRESSES :

30 Chambers and 42 Chambers

The?e Presses have been in use at thoKealia Plantation during the pastseason, tlurinj; which all the diffusionjuice was run through them with thomost satisfactory results.

iy For sals at lowest prices by

J. N. S. WILLIAMS.139 LM.Vlm

GRAND DISPLAYOF

Christmas & New Year

PRESENTS !

Diamonds, Set and Unset,

Broodies, Earrings, Bracelets,

Shawl and Scarf Pins, Etc.

A full .9ortment of

Sleeye Ruttora and StnJs,Ldies' Chains in new designs,

Ganta' Test Ch.iitig.

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES

A great Tariety of

Silver & Silver Plated Ware

AVI :r & co.,

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DKPinTMKNT OF INTERIOR..w or

UoN.JLfLU, Ftb. 4, 13. )

TUESDAY, '-'-

th dv of l.brniry, beingthe Sixteenth viO) Anniversary of the

uf lii-- t Mrtjesfy to tho TLroue, willbe obKervi--d a N';itiual Holiday, and atGovernment oCices throughout the King-

dom will be cloned.L. A. TUUKSTOX,

Minister of tbo Interior.1 12.X-I- t 30 Zi

FoKKHiX OkFI'" E,IIi nxH'i r, 11. I., lh. 4, f

Thi.i day 1j.v1 ttudienjc of His M:ije.-.t- y

tbf iviiii:Hi Excellency fieorgeW. Merri 1, United

States Jlininter K:sid nt;Curtain C, M. S( hooninaker, U.S.N

coinmnndinj; I'. i3. S. ' VaiuLdi.i ;"Lieutenant John C Wilson, U. .S. N.;Lieutenant A. K. Culver, IT. S. N. ;

Eini-'- John II. (libbon, IT. !S. N. ;

Naval Cudtt John A. Lejt.-une-, lT. S N.

Naval Cadet Lerov A. Stafford, U. S N.

Naval Cadet Henry A. Wiley, U. K. N.;1'avied A-ix- t. .Surgeon l'redk. J. U. Cor-deir- o,

I". S. N. ;

Paymaster Frank II. Anns, U. 8. N.;Chief Engineer Albert S. tirecne, U.S.N. ;

First Lieut. Marine Corps T. E. Sutton,U. S. N.

To which audience Hi Excellency Mr.Merrill was introduced by His ExcellencyHon. Jona. Austin, His Majesty's Ministerof Foreign Allaire, and Captain fe'ehoou-inakc- r

by Mr. Merrill; Captain Schoon-ruake- r

then pnwnting the ollicers of theIT. SJ. S. " Varulalia."

Ilh Majesty was attended on this oc-

casion by His Excellency Hon. Jona. Aus-

tin, Minister of Foreign Atlairs ; Jas. W.Robertson, Esq., His Majesty's Vice andActing Chamberlain, and Major Henry F.Bertelmanu. 1257 30-- 1 1

Sale of tio verniMOn t I.afceM.

On THURSDAY, February 7. is.si, at 12

o'clock noon, at the front entrance of Ahi- -

olani Hale, wiil be sold at public auctionthe lease of the Old Cust m House Building oa the water front near the foot ofNuuatm street.

The shed at the Ewa end, and the smallbuildings on the Queen street side are notto be included in this rental.

Term of Leaso 10 years from January1, iss:).

Upset price W0 per annum, payablequarterly in advance.

Also at same time and place will be soldthe lease of the Shed at the Ewa end of theBuilding.

Term of Lease 10 years from January1, 1580.

Upset price per annum, payablequarterly in advance.

Minister of the Interior.Interior OfTice, Jan. 4, lssy.

SealtMl Tender"Wiil be received at the Interior Ofl'n e untilMONDAY, February 23. l.VW, at 12 o'clocknoon, for the construction of a CourtJlouse at Kohala, Hawaii.

. ...... ..... ... . .... ...the OtHoe of the Superintendent of PuMk-Wotk- s

and also upon application to Ash-for- d

Spencer, Deputy tsherilf, Kohala,Hawaii.

All tender must he endorsed "Tenderfor Court House, Kohala, Hawaii."

The Minister of the Interior does notbind himself to accept the lowest or anyhid.

LORRIN A. THURSTON.Minister of Interior.

Interior Otr.ce, Ftb. 1, ls.s;).29-3- t 12");-o- t

EVENTS OF TO-DA-

iT. Andrew's Sewi.no Society, 2 p. m.I. O. O. F. Excelsior Lode, Fort street,

7:.'i0 p. in."W. C T. C. Reception to Miss Ackerman.

evening, Y. M. C. A. Hall, providedsteamer arrives.

THE DAILY

Pacific Commercial Aflvsrtiser.

Pe jr.t and fear not:Let all th ecds thou &lm't at b

Thy Country'!, thy Clod's, and Truth's.

TUESDAY, FERRUAHY 5, 1SS0.

COMMUNICATION VERSUS ISOLATION.

Among the topics discussed by oldkamt:tinj.i when entertaining andenlightening strangers on the pro-gress of civilization hereabout, arelocomotion, transportation, mailaccommodation, and several otherlong named 'aliens. But we are aperverse generation now-a-day- s.

Must of us don't care a fig whether aschooner, fifty years ago, was seven-teen hours or seventeen days inmaking tho trip from Oahu to Hawaii, or whether her passengers hadono thousand cnbic feet of spaceeach, or were packed three tier deepdown in a cubbyhole between decks."What concerns us to-da- y is that withall our self laudation about progress,dovelopmont and enterprise ; withall our big plantations, giganticmills, ranches of tens of thousandsof acres, and cattle galore, we areaway in the roar of tho civilizationof the times in some of tho commonconveniences of social nnd businessJife. Theso remarks aro angjrested

ruary yth and 12th, on or about tho2J:h or oOth of .January, so that they canb salted down eight full days in theHonolulu Post Oilice! Exactly the gametiiiri'' must be done bv correspondentswhoso communications are made by thesteamer W. G. Hall, in order to make

at Honolulu with steamers oiMarch lth and 12th. They too will gettheir e:ht days' salting down, iiie.seforecasts are, of course, based upon thetime tables of steamers as published atthe present time .t i i.Having stated ms compiainx, neasks, " Whose fault is it V1 e echothe question and bay, "Whose fault isit ?' This is an inquiry not very difficult to answer, but what we have to

j uUvt iua. --.u.ilait ttUUlua uajf.

OAHU RAILWAY AND LAND CO.

The Iroiitetu Issued A Businasa-llk- e

Document.The prospectus of the Oahu Rail-

way & Land Company is printed andready for distribution. It is a con-

cise presentation of tho inducementsto subperibe for the company's bonds,ot which it is proposed to issub

300,000 at 7 per cent., secured as afirst charge or mortgage upon theentire property and undertaking ofthe company. The capital stock is$700,000; the first issue to be 5,250shares of the par value of 100, tocover the entire property of the company, including fifteen miles of railway and equipment. The stock willbe held by members of the companyuntil a portion of tho bonds be redeemed.

The seven per cent, bonds referredto above are offered for public sub-

scription at par, in denominations of$23, $100, 500 and 1,000. Twentyper cent, of the subscription forbonds will be payable on application,tho balance in four equal paymentsVia Uli A a v va.av Aiv uatvlJuly 1st, ensuing. It is proposed toissue the bond in three series of$100,000 each. ISeries A will bo

at the option of tho com-pany any time after two years fromtheir date, and not to exceed tonyears therefrom. Series B will beredeemable at the option of the com-pany after four years and within tenyours of their date series (J will boredeemable at the option of the company after six years and not to ex-ceed ten years from their date. Intorest will accrue from the dates ofthe payments of the instalments, andwili be paj-abl-

o on the first of Janu-ary and the first of July each year.Arrangements are announced forsubscriptions by clubs, whose mem-bers take bonds to be redeemed inpayment for laud on tho completionof the road.

Officers of the company aro as fol-lows : President, Hon. V. It. Cas-tle ; Vice-President- s, Hon. J. I. Dow-sett and Hon. W. U. Wilder ; Secretary, Mr. Geo. C. Williams ; Treas-urer, Hon. M. P. liobinson; Auditor,Hon. W. F. Allen; Directors, Messrs.S. C. Allen, It. Lowers and Thos. It.Walker. Other information con-tained in the prospectus has mostlybeen laid before our readers alreadyby Mr. 13. F. Dillingham, promoterof the whole scheme. There are,however, some fresh points of in-terest.

The number of lots to be laid outat the further terminus of the line,Pearl Hiver Harbor, will probablyexceed 1,000 ; sizo of lots will bo 75x200 feet, say 13,000 square feet each.The upset price will range from 100and upwards per lot, according todesirability of location. Terms ofpayment will be easy, probably notover one third cash, balance in twoto five yoars, with interest at notover seven per cent per annum.Purchasers of property from thecompany will be able to secure com-mutation tickets at special rates,which the company feel sure will befound satisfactory.

The line has been surveyod as faras the Ewa Court House. A goodportion of the bonds have been sub-scribed for. A contract for the build-ing and equipment of the line be-tween the company and Mr. 13. F.Dillingham will shortly bo made,when the work will be commencedand pushed to a speedy completion.Copies of the prospectus and formsof application for bonds may bo ob-tained at Bishop & Co. andSpreckels & Co.'s banks, or at theotiice of the company. All commun-ications should be addressed to thoSeeretarv of the Company, Mr. Geo.C. Williams. P. O. box S.

Thomas A. IViison spent Christinaswith his father-in-la- Louis Miller, ofAkron, Ohio. In an interview he saidhe was nov working on an inventionwhereby electricity would !o produceddirect from coal, dispensn entirelywith the boilers, engines, dynamos, etc.,now required. Resides, he said ho wouldiv h? nearly the entire heat units of thocoal, instead of only about live per cent,as is done, by the present system ofburning.

Fares from Pahima to Rifle Range. 5cWaikiki : 10c.

Waikiki iasoncrs must travel on thethrough cars or they will have to chariercars at tho luflo liane and take a freshticket.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

The traveling public are respectfullyinformed that the Cars used for theWaikiki service aro painted BLUE.

It is particularly requested that in theevent of any incivility oh the part ofthe company's servants a complaint bpromptly lodged at tho Central otiice,j;ivin the number of the car, the direc-tion in which it was traveling, and thetime of day at which tho occurrencetook place. 187-t- f

Notice of Copartnership.

Hawaiian Transfer Co.

milK UNDERSIGNED. HAVING FURJ-- chased the business of J. Green and theAmerican Express Company, hate con-solidated under the nrrn nam of theHAWAIIAN TRANSFER COMPANY,

ail'J nir-- .ic(wnl to curry on th Drttjdlljfand Express business of all kinds.

iT2PTelephone oflice at No. 75 King St.,next door to Robt. More's.

liell 1 GO Telephones Mutual S65.

Sy-A- lI kinds of carting faithfully andpromptly attended to; furniture removedand cir( fully handled; always on hand onarrival of steamers.

If vou want n vrason or dray you willfind it to your advantage to rinc up eitherof our telephones. J. W. McGU iKE,

lG-l- m J. ilt QUEEN.

HURRAY & LAHHilTS

FLORIDA WATERTho Universal Perfume

For the Toilet, the Bath and the Handkerchief.

In view of the attempts maderecently by some unscrupulousdealers, fo foist upon the publica worthies imitation, bearing thegeneral outward appearance ofthe genuine, we call 'Mention tothe distinguishing marks of thegenuine Murray S: Lanmam

mm FLORIDA "VTATER.Kach bottle of the tnuintmm artu:!e bears on its neck the Trade

Mark, which appears alonjrsidethis notice: and on each leaf ofthe pamphlet, which is wrappedaround it. appears in faint watermaik letter the words

LANMAN Sl KEMP,NSW YORK.

XT VI If either h 1 itrk in jf rejectthe article its spurious.

DOWNING & SCnJIIDTH'hclesttU Aftntt

San Francisco, Oal.

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Underwriters' Notice.

Scholars absent three or more consecutive davs on account of sickness or allegedsickness are reported sick.

Total number of deaths in district ofKona, Island of Oahu. for twelve monthsending December 31, 1S88:Estimated population 25000Death rate per 1,000 21.88

Estimated populationHawauans..i:j.uuu; ueatn rate rj.Chinese 7.000: death rate 12. NAll others.. 6,000; death rate IS t7

John II. Brown,Agent Board of Health.

The Hawaiian Gazette.The current issue of the Gazette con

tains several articles that give it peculiarinterest in each case. There is the very

condensed from the San Francisco Ex- -. l 1 T C

aminer s special corresponuunee. nui.M. M. Scott's able paper on tho Chinese

- t .11 rvl rquestion IS giveninmu. iuerejwuuithe natal dav of Lunalilo Home forms adescription of one of the Kingdom's not- -

able institutions of benevolence. A re- -

view of the production ol the opera,"Patience," by local amateurs, indicates

liiespian talent to ne iouna in Honolulu. Other local matters are treated inproportion to their varied importance,and all the regular departments of thepaper fully maintain the good repute ofthat favorite old weekly journal. Forsale at the oflice and bookstores.

Sugar Kounty IaRel.The new3 brought by the Vandal ia in-

cluded the passage by tho United StatesSenate of the sugar bounty amendmentto the tariff bill. Party lines were un-

broken save that Payne of Ohio votedwith the Republicans, and Quay the Re-publican organizer from Pennsylvaniawith the Democrats. Tho vote was 27to 23. An article in the San FranciscoAlta recently condemned strongly theproposed adoption of the bounty system,holding that, by the accompanying re-

duction of half the duty, the bounty-fe- d

sugar of France and Germany wouldenter to the serious damage of t he UnitedStates sugar interests. The Senate dis-cussion was characterized by much heatover the politics of the South.

Booms to LetAT NO. 4 GARDEN STREET.Honolulu. 30-l-

A (1 m i n is ( ra tor s Notice.

HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEENT appointed administrator of the estateof J. K. S PAULDING, deceased, notice ishereby given to all creditors of said estateto present their claims to t he undersignedwithin six months of the date of publica-tion of this notice, or they will be foreverbarred. WILLIAM O SMITH,

Administrator.Honolulu, Jan. 30. 15S9. 30-- 3 1

is'oticii:.7)URING MY ABSENCE FROM THIS

Kingdom, Mr. W. C. Peacock is auth-orized to act for me under full power ofattorney. G. B. HOLLAND.

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TO LET.THE STORES, Nos. S3 and S7Kimr street, next d"or to the cor.of Fort street, will be to let onthe first dav of Mar next.

JfCTenii liberal. Inquire of1 0-- 3 m 1 1 E N R Y W A T E II HOUSE.

FOR SALE.A GOOD SADDLE HOBE

in excellent condition. Iii'piireat the Ollie of the HawaiianOazatte. i'4-- ot

"n;:nrAs. ,v xrMi;r:n nr rinrs havinglately orcurre(t in i.uiMini"? vacant amiunoccupi.- - I. tl. l.uar.l of le ra it:iirir il'.ty t cr.U att c!ion of p,.;ic v lioldrrn i nthese Islauuf to tU- - clme- - couX net in thepo!i.-- , the hn'-'t- atu e ot which rea.in v foloTV.:"No liability shall iit up...!fr this policy forless on any v want or uiK!ict;pit-- l bnihliUK. nn-U-- se

cnnBLt for such Taoanev orbp hereon eu.i. rsed; prcvi.led. tl-a- t 1' weiljemay r?Luin vacant not FTceeding tn dvswithout tir.ch e:i Joi'Pineiit."therefore recomrjiend the observance ofthe above condition of insurance.

By order of the Board of Underwriters.f. A. hCUALr'KTt,

C. O. BEP.(iKR. I'reBident.S'crt-t.iry- .

Honolulu, Do. 1. lfco 1250-l- TartSUcet 1v.

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DAILY PACIFIC COMMEHCIAL ADVERTISER, FEBRUARY 5, 1880.PORT OF HONOLULU, H. 1. LOCAL AND GENERAL. POLICE COURT. HALE NAUA SOCIETY, HILO NEWS LETTER.

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It Personal Social -- Met eoroloitical I'oll- -AI'.iaVAI.S.Monday, F L. 4.

Sohr Kc Au IIou fro-- n llonouliu!:.Schr lhoia frua Waialua.

Kooxns arc to let at 4 Garden btreet.

Yesterday was remarked 03 heincsultry.

Administrator's notice in es-ta-e J. K.Sl'auldin appears elsewhere.

Mr. K. Lycan has taken a in theBrewer block on Hotel street.

HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY,

Corner of Ywi ami Mm-han- t Stress, Honolulu,1 1 .t t e.i'i I -- lands.

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CUSTOMItF.AL F.STATK, 1 IFF. AND l.IFF. 1NSFKANCF. AUF.NTS,

HOPS!!, LOAN AND FXCHANCll BKOK11KS.-- Cv-

rop. rlv a d.jut-d- .

l. llirii- - proln'tl.V IlOU.I :o.. 1 eon e t AlotraCHot Titles furnished

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cener.il u-- e in tbi- - Kmdoiu..iii'i Fropei ty satet iiiMirril.b a- -. d ai.d reiit. d, and rrnts collected.--. 1 mi ran. e K om pa nic .

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K CABI1 WILL KFCMIVK PKOMPTAT MODITi ATM CHAlUiFS.

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lb. i ..i!.,. e- -, i:.,.:n, ;ti. and l.oi.l1 ii:k oi' la i i. I s r u n i . i! . t. .1 ;:i Is t .1i i n.M I b i -k P.c-i- v tran- - i. ted w ub a.I... Ns N i ...n v 1 1 e vi I i; i i i I; -

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l F.NTUrSTFh T olAND FAITHFUL ATLFNTION

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Having had an eteiii bie-ine-- s

New York Citv and el-ew- ri we lee!intricate and eotuplicated nature, t.r leouoinHolieit a trial.ZT F-- 11 Telephone No. 274

Pioneer ShirtINo. 17

i)i:r.VKTii;i:s.Monday, Feb. 4.

Stmr Knila, t'nderwood, for Waialuaand Waunao, at ! a m.

Strar J A Cummins, Ncilson, for Koolau,9 a m.

JstmrJa Makte, Maoaalay, for Kapaa,5 p in.

titnir Kilauoa Hon, Cameron, for Ilama-ku- a.

Hawaii. 5 p m.Mile Morris from Koolau. Oahu.

Veel Ti-t!- r.

Stmr KitKi'.i, Loronzen, fhr Maui anlHawaii, at 2 p m.Stmr Likolik.-- , Pavios, for Kahului and

way port, at 5 p m.."trnr Mokoiii, Mi:(irtor, for Molokai, 5

p m.rtrnr Mikahala, Frpeman, for Kanai, "

p. ni.St in r "Waifile do, Campbell, for Kilauoa

and Han iloi, at " p m.Am hark C O Whittiiore, Ward, for San

Francisco.Am hktnc Tlanter, rtnhii'do.v, for San

Franci.-w-.i-.

Sschr l.pahi for Kohala.bi'hr Litimlf for Lahaiua.

Vente! In J'ort from h'oi if,':i Port.II 11 M S Coii U.-t- , Dxlfy. Callao, S A.I' S Alert. Uri-'n-, Callao. S A.I" S r? Vandalia. ."hoonmnker. S Francisco.H ii M S Hyaemtii. Ar'-- I. Tahiti.H 1 M S Coriiiurant. Ni hull. Cruise.Am yacht L'a'o, ttis, THiiti.

tk Iv.ilakaua, Tahiti.l?rit hk Pun ') r-- ;, Hiud, Liverpool.15k Co Wiiitmoro, Ward. Peparture F.av.hfhr Iiuhert Hf.-irh-i- , I'ittz. Fort lllakiUy.liktns Skagit, Fort Tnwusend.Uktne Flanter, I'eiihallow, S.in Fraiu-i-eo- .

Hlttne S (' Wilder, i'aul, ban l'r.miro.Fktne Mary Winkelmnn, Pyrehur, b F.Am bk .S C AHon, Thompson, New .e.

VrxsrlH Kxppctcl from Kni-rig- I'orts.

RMSS Mariposa. Colonies Feb 'J11 M S Alameda. .ban Fran' ieo. . . Fd lo'K b Australia b in Francisco. . . Feb 5Hr bk Royal Alice Liverpool Mav 2t15k .1 U l.'rewer . . . . Foton . Feb L'o

15k Ivv New York .Dee -- .'

Bkt S" Wilcox F.rcnien . .Mav 1

lik Pon Adolfo N vca-t!- e. . .. .Jan'.'ilbchr Win Kenton .. Newcastle . ..i el) "

Hk Jamaica I'la-jro- w Aprilbh I'aui lenberg. ..i!a-o- w Mav 4

5k Wrestler Newcastle . .Janlik Fr.rn Tual Newcastle J inF.kt UoLcrt Midden Newcasti- - i"l?k ':,,T-.- ; fwrittlif. ... . Feb 2sliktne Kukitat I'uj.-c- t boiird . . . Jan SBk Aldt-- n Fe- -e ...ban Franci-eo- . . . Febliktne . b in Francisco. . . Feb i

Iiktne b N'Castie. ..ban Franc-hco- .. . Feb 4

v.k U 15 ;..li'rpv . ; m Francisco. ..Fib!lik Alex McNf if . ..N'Wca-tle,Nb- .Feb.1bohr Jcnn.e Walker. ban . .Feb'J

sIIIITIMJ .NOTES.

I.arR irit lam fur MoinUj-Se- erl

Felice Judge Foster had a heavy cal-

endar yet2rday, the ses-io- n of theCourt la-ti- ng until nearly 3 o'clock.

John s pleaded not guilty

ti ult and battery on Ah bam,keeper of a cotFee saloon at the foot of

Nuuanu street. It was all about adi-put?- d

live ct'iits in a tally for grub. lVfendantwas fined .." and $1. '." costs.

Win. O'F.rien plea.led not guilty to.i"sault and battery on Matia, a Jai-ane-- e.

It was proved that he respondedto the Jap's request tor wages by throt-

tling him and hitting him in the mouth.Fined $10 and l.D costs .is the wage.--,

of his tran'grc; ion.James McLane was releasetl by the

prosecution from the charge of sellingliipior on a recent Sunday morning.

Joe Panio'o and Annie J. Ferreirawa re charg d with assaulting and bat-

tering Ah Jung. Annie is released butJo- - is lined ?lb and costs on a pica ofgtiiitv. Paul Neumann assisted tlio pro-

secution.Waahila. a native woman, p eaded not

guilty to mi-- t of the ni-jht- .

A police m m cail she and anotherwoman had a noisy quarrel near Kau-makap- di

Church on Sunday night. Ttiiswas amply corroborated and defendantwas lined V and fl..V) costs.

Fila was also making a great racket inthe same neighborhood as last case. Hewag drunk and trying to lead his wifehome. Fined f" and Jl.L'O costs.

Th following persons forfeited or werefined fti each for drunkenness: Oscarbehusaler, Mauliha, Kahalewai, HenryDavis, Kanakaole, Haumea, Keoni Na-lua- i,

James Douglas, Kameiloa, Kaluaand Kia, w hile sentence against ThomasRule for tho eame ollense was aus-pende- d.

J. O'F.rien was releaserl from a chargeof assaulting T. Carroll.

Feni forfeited .flO bail for disturbingquiet of the night.

Ioela j.leaded not guilty to larceny of12, property of Ah Ivina. Kaia was

acquitted on Saturday 'of stealing $10from the same Chinaman. J. A. Ma-goo- n

and David Dayton assist the prose-

cution; Paul Neumann for the defend-ant. Ioela is a policeman and tho casethe prosecution tried to make out wasthat while he and another oilicer weresearch in for opium on a warrant hetook the money. The Justice, m rend-ering judgment of not guilty, said lie wasaware that warrants were not always ex-

ecuted in a becoming manner by puliceofficers. The remedy was careful selec-

tion and drill of the police, and capablesupervision of the force by their supe-

riors all the way up to the Departmenthaving police in charge. Yet he couldnot find in the testimony that the olli-ce- rs

in this case had gone much if any-

thing beyond what was required ofthem.

Five cases were remanded.

"

pel ieiu e (or over tet.ty-fi- v yearn ineo.iipeli id t- - attend to all busine of an

tact and discretion, and respectfullyHAWAIIAN lU'SlNF.SS AOFNCY.

'. llV.ti tf

Faelory, of Honolulu.Jmiiiibi Siroot.

oTl un,Urlt;n.Hl t Inf rm it - vut.U.- - t ta-- Ul.inl tt h U luaklug hblrta bjr

menMiioiirul. aiirciluim f .r If ua .kniiu-ii- l vill l. iu aa a.j ll ailoa.

White Shirts, Over Shirts and Night Gowns.A lilt l.y nuking a :t !e Sldit U rurj orJar. InUad r.lri aalltJUa.

0

More than the usual information i.--

given in the current mortuary report.

Mr. C. E. Williams has bought out thefurniture business of Messrs. G. West& Co.

I'diht has struek taro in the WestIndies. Look out for the Hawaiian stairof life!

Electric motors, it is whispered, maybefore long supplant mule jnjwer on thetramway.

There is a yrj. ct mooted for startinga new bathing and sporting rendezvousat Waikiki.

Deserting service, one; drunk, two,and siamini;, eleven, made up the li.st ofarrests till 11 p. in.

Tlie death warrants have not yet beenissued for the execution of the two con-demned Chinamen.

Natives take advanta of the cheapram fares to tro out in numbers to gather

limu on the Waikiki reefs.

The II. S. tlaship Trenton, with Ad-

miral Kimberlv at Samoa, has one of thedynamite run just adopted by thAmerican Navy.

The ten years' lease of the Old CustomHouse will" be sold at noon on Thursday,also the lease of the shed at the Kwaend of the building. '

When the steamer Kilauoa IIou out-ward bound was passing Waikiki yes-terday evening, she lowered a boat andpicked tip somebody or something.

Provided the Australia arrives in imo,the W. C. T. II. will tender a public re-

ception to Mi-- s Ackerman, the round-the-worl- d

lecturer, in the Y. M. C. A.hall this evening.

Contain Schoonmaker -- arid "ficers ofthe U. S. S. andaiia were presented toHis Majesty by United State MinisterMerrill yesterday. Particulars are givenin the ollicial column.

Tuesday, February lL'th, is proclaimedas a pubfic holiday, being the anniver-sary of King Kalakaua's accession. TheFiredepartment will have their annualcelebrations on that day.

The Y. M. C. A. Boys will meet-o-

Wednesday ( instead of Thursday) at 3n. m. in the Y. M. C. A. parlora. Mr.Joseph Emerson will give a talk on' Hawaiian Lite and Antiquities,

Captain Larson and three officers sur-prised a Chinese game of fantan in theKalihi region last night. They caughttwelve of the gamesters but one escaped.Those brought in gave bail of ?20 each.

The U. S. S. Vandalia will probablyrir.t leave for baraoa before Saturday,when Captain Schoonmaker will be like-I- v

to have heard from Admiral Kimberlyper steamer Mariposa. The Vandalia'sarmament has been improved since shewas here before by the introduction offour new breech-loadin- g cannon.

Alter a brief and spasmodic tenure theelectric lights went out la-- t night. The

ater having ben let oat oi me reser- -

voir in the course of improvement in J

r.. -- s it .lid not fill un aj:ain in t

,U-- tho. motor. So dark was j

ti, rr.-v- b tt that short steps and canny !

jroping wero the ince of safety to pedes- - j

tr:an3. i

A..ttr i ii Ti-t- f iiin.iii- - in.

IMITATION GIN.

The steamer Mikah:ila calli at Niihaufor(heep this trip.

The schxner Robe-- t bearle-- s is at the oldCanoia iLoue whnri.

Th steamers i'eie and Iwalani will leavefor Hauidkua

The bark S. C. Allen tini-he- s unloadingher l,'2ti to:n of coal to-tla-

11. 13. M. b. Conquest received coal fromthe Mary FJ. Fo-u- r on 'lutsday.

The tern Ke Au Hou br u-- ht . cords of

alerooa wood from ii'.onouiiuli on Monday.The --.hooner Jennie Walker and the

bark W. 15. Godfrey are now due from banFranci-eo- .

The barkentir.e S. C. Wilier i attheCutupany's whirl re- -

--Cceanic

It li.'ivinjr to our not"n-r- , tli:it an inferior

qiuility of (Jin, inriortinK I 1 J. J. MKi.ciiF.itrt'

" Ki.ki'IIant " IiiAM, is: being od'ered for Halo in

thi.H inark( t, w: liuvc to

Cm i 1 1 i o i l 1 1 1 4 I3 vi 1 ' 1 i cTliat wo arc the Sof.K Aof.nt.h in tlij Hawaiian Iwl-atul- H,

for tl.o naid Iirand, and that fvkuy gnuinolottlo l:arri our 44 ,ci.j; Aoi.Scv " lab 1.

W. C. YYAVaWM & Co.,

M. MPILTIS.

nt.s for .1. J. Million'F hiedarri, W. 7..

LINCOLN,I VI ILL IN THL I ILId) AH A CON'-.- 1

1 t. do uny and all Uinda nt work' i beionii to trad, in

I ' , i tl' I ' , I .'1 V I H ' ' ' r "1 '.-'-

The whooping cough socials are largely j

attended, and the one who can whoop j

the longest and loudest takes th cake. j

It has Wen suggested that if the j

Kinau would post up a notice at dockwhen boats will leave for the steamer it

would be a great accommodation to

those who wish to go on board. As it isnow passengers have to wait sometimesan hour for a loat.

There has been considerable wind atHilo lately. Nice time for a big tire.There mav yet appear in the G i:ri K inlarge letters the heading, " Htlo inUuins." There is not a thing in readi-ness to put out a tire.

Jules Tavernier the artist has hadcompleted a perfect mod. I of an exhibi-tion building tor hi picture of Kilatieaand other island view, which he con-

templates painting atter hi arrival atHonolulu, audit will be well woith avisit.

Iiev. Fdward Payson Faker, pa-t- or of

tho First foreign Church, Hilo, arrivedby the Kinau on the tilth inst. Allwere glad to ee his genial face after afix months' vacation. On Sunday eve-ning ho gave quite a detailed account of

his trip, which was very pleasing.China New Year opened lM.mba-tic-all- y.

Slam, Bang A Co. were out ingreat force. The Chinese seemed tohave jxtssession of Front street, wherethey have their stores, audit was dan-gerous to walk that thoroughfare unlessironclad, bomb and cracker proof.

Hilo, January 151st. J. A. M.

Notice of .Removal.

DAY HAS HKMOVi:i HISDU. to the Pirkvm l'riiii.sM,No. 4f lieretaniA street, opposite Jardnl.an, and hit omc3 to the collate ad-joini-

.'U-2-

TO LET.THE TWO-STOIt- Y DWMId.INC

situated on tb east corner of Fortand Beretania slreetf, lately occu-

pied by Dr. Day. For particulars inquireni tbe Hawaiian Business Agency, or ofDr. Day. -- "i

INOTJCIi:.ON AND AFT Kit FF15-rimr- v

JAM U, lZA'.t, the steamer' LfKF.UKb" will iis...ii-tin- u

tailing at Kaunakakai,Molokai.

WILDEK'H ST FA MSII1 P CO.

DRESSMAKING.

MRS. M. H. CAMiTlKLI. HAH O jltM fW.EUI th hiifclliHB of IrHiftaklii(, Cutting and

at L.ir rrnl(5i. . i i

oi.poHtt th Hotel. Tho iittoiiK) ot tliu U1i--

Iri rfir-ectfull- j hwUclleii. tiaim taction niiaru- -

Boundary Commissioners

isroTioj; i

4 PPLICATIOS havlm; ufln M A IJ'a- - for the fettl-nien- t tb? noureliines il

the land of "Mabana'' on tbe ofall parties interert'-- d in said bind

or lands kdjobiii' arne are hereby iio.:le i

that THC US DAY, February 2s, Inr't. at. J

VJo:k p. rn. at the Court Jlone, in thetown of Lahair.a. Maui, H the time andpUf; set for hearing proof- of su rvt y or-- aid land, and a.iv ooj-tion- thereto.

SAM'L F. rHI f.bIN WO!'! If,Cornmissioner of boundaries hecoid Jiidi-c;a- l

Cireiiit.

. . r. , r . ti.V II ''f7: TH'I'V Vf A T 1 1"4 n i.nii'.' in."'"'"'-- 1 "r to me for the :Ulenient of the bo'jrel-arie-io- f

the ' Ah:ip'iaa of Kaa"on the l-

r r .)( . i . . v.ct..t ill .t1la'el or laodi ad;oinii:? "num are h

A that Til CP..-:I-A Y. F-b- 2'., V'.-- at 10

oVio'k a. rn. at tn? eo ri ii'ri-:ii- i u.'1uynn of Lahain. ii the owl An'.f. etfor heirir. proofi of lurvey and a;.y ob-.-rtio- ri

thereto.' I. t. riflLLINGVOfiTII.Cor.'iri. of Fo'jiebirie- - Judi-- (

ihl Cire':it.

I5'bF:ATl'N HAVING I'.KF.N ?f.Mlthe r;.er:t o! U. is ,, r:c-- or

he hi i of o,;.o if. V; h'i. I);-r- v tr,;i r t.--

;ar:'l or i,i:.'Ji. ,'.'.. f--l thit fir;

, at 11 ' r ',: n. r i. at t;. ' r'Ho the r.o"

; -- ' t for h ofd fef.y o.- -

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The Iloust- - f NVUUom Inollneth to(;.,jTtj.i.iKul Mffiinr; and Ccl- - j

bratlou of the Uo at Scientific So-

ciety.Tb.. iinii.il meeting and fete of the

.Ha.e .sar.a o:ieiy ve i -

Palace last niht. Preceding of theevening opened by the memK-r- s of thosociety'," of which His Majestv the King

is the founder and head, inarching in

pn session w ith regalia into the ThroneUooia, round the si-ie- s of which theguests were seated. The retiring Secre-

tary, Mrs. I'lukou, and Treasurer, Mrs.Kahalewai, read their respt ctie reportsfor tl.p pit war. Hon. Antone Rosadelivereil th. annual lecture, lus themebeing " The Antiquity of this Part of theI'm: verso."

His Majej-r- v formed tho Hale Nanac:,M.i,.tviii plain F.nglish, "the Houseof Wisdom" on the model of the Psy-

chical S. ietv of London, only un some- -

w hat broadei lira The London as-- o-

ciation devotes itself almost exclusivelyto reso.uthes in spiritual phenomena,while the Hawaiian seeks to establishamicable relations between the materia!and the spiritual economies of nature.Therefore, the scoh of the latter em-

brace all the phenomena of the visibleuniverse. bhould the phenomena ofNature in her current moods not Ui dem-

onstrative enough to furnish subjects ofinvestigation, the seientitie interest ofthe membership in the Hale Nana fraternity mav be stimulated by demonstra-tive or speculative ! vtuies by one orother of the number. Mr. lhsa was onthis occasion the inspiriting medium for

that kind of an emergency.I The fellow-scientis- ts and guests of theirMajesties the King and tueen on thisoccasion are nearly all embraced in thefollowing list: Princess I.iliuokalani,Hon. John O. Domini., Hon. H. A.Widemann ami daughter, Hon. John A.Cummins, Hon. J. S. Walker, Vife anddaughter, Hon. Antone Kosa and wife,Kevs. A. Mackintosh and Chaplain On-

flow of H. P.. M.S. Conquest, Mrs. (Hon.)J. I. Dowsett, Sr., His excellency O. W.Merrill, United State Minister Resident,and wife; Hon. .1.11. Putnam. UnitedStates Consul- - ieneral. and daughter;Mr. F. P. Hastings, Yice-Cotis- ; Mrs.J. H. Wolehouse, wife of the BritishCommissioner, and daughter; Mr.d'Anglade, French Commissioner, amiMr. iiellaguet. Chancellor to the Lega-

tion; Captains Oxley, Acland andNicholls, Lieutenants Carden, lied fordand Sym'vuds the British Navy; Cap-

tains Schoonmaker ar.. Oreen, Lieut.Moore and wife, Lieut. .ire-ne- . Paymas-ter Armes and Hf-a- p, and Cadet An-

derson, of the Cnited States Navy;Majors H. F. P.ertehnann and JohnI). Holt, of His Majesty' stall";Capt. and Mrs. Tripp, Mrs. Noon an,Mis Makee; Mrs. T. Stevenson, Mrs.K. L. Stevenson, Mr. Osborne, Mr. andMrs. J. D. Strong; Mrs. II. It. Macfar-lan- e,

Miss Cleghorn, Mr. and Mrs.Oedge, Mrs. Capt. Mist, Mies Cunha,Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Boardman, Mr. andMrs. L. J. bevev, Mrs. S. J. Levey, Mr.and Mrs. W. 1 1." Aldrieh, MfSbrs. Thus.Cummins, II. D. Tenney, Kd. Jouett;Geo. Smithies, Kd. Styles, (ieo. C. Beck-le- y,

H. F. Poor, II. Suhr and Cari Wido--ni

arm.After business arel intellectual exer-

cises dancing hegau and was gaily sus-

tained until about 11 o'clock, when asumptuous. dinner was served in the statedining room. ' Afterward dancing wasresumed with zest a';d rna'mtaincd untilafter midnight. The Boval HawaiianF.and played a choice programmethroughout the festivities, and under thedirection of Prof, lierg'-- r furnished musicfor the terpsichorean part of the celebra-tion. The whole event constituted agrand entertainment.

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to "i.1f.e tu. t i ts y i rapj-;til.i-

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson f,,r the prosecution ; the defendant inwill be at home from 2 to 5 o'clock to-- ; person.morrow afternoon, at Manuia, the resi- - tn the suit of Clement vs. Cartwngbt,iei:ce cf Mr. II. P. Po-5r-, KapiolaniPark. j executor of Maria King, cUim for ser-ti- ,l

u n.-.- r o nublie reception, we are re-- t r.ees. the mixed i';rv at ') 1 on the

to do a- y ;nd td knelt ol work pprtam-tb.- i'

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' i : 'FMALT

SUPREME COURT.

A Nolle Pro. Tr liaukrnptey Ilear-gI,- at

Verdict of tho Term A

Minor Case,Before Judge l'reston on Monday, the

hearing of jetition for discharge frombankruptcy, by E. Lycan, was furthercontinued until Wednesday, Cth inst.Cecil Brown appeared for petitioner; op-

posing creditors did not appear.Before Judge Dole, upon petition of II.

Ilackf'-d-d cx Co., G. Akong, of Kailua,Kona, Hawaii, was adjudged bankrupt,and Monday, 11th inst., apjvinted for

proof of claims. C. Brown for reti- -

tionergIn the cae of Chun U, carrying a con- -

teae, pUtoi unlawfully, the Crown en- -

tc-re- d a nolle prosequi the last day or th"t January term. Peterson and Kaulukou

(-- ,n-- nigiit Oi lae januiiv lei u i- -n

derd a verdi:t for detendant, threjurors dis.-ertin- g. A. It'a for the plain-

tiff noV--d exceptions to the verdi;t andgave notice of motion for a new trial. CBrown was attorney for the defendant.

At 11 t. m. Feb. gi. Jn z Iiickertonadiourned tr.e bu;.re:xie Court term sinedie. all ca-c- s not heard ging ovr tonext term.

Before Judge Fro-to- n yesterday, Oeo.b. iioughtaJlr.', puar I:an, presented

and 'jt ot V-.-t

to --eli real e-r- of LlizaMeek, a minor.Tiie Court examin'-- d the and or-

dered it ar ; roved. It also examine's and the gur !:an under oath, and

n'T to examii.e the 1 of th-- '

i.!l:-'-- . whiti the guardian di I notnave wit a .12), fjW.lliWi t'.r.-.j-

until Wtdt. idiy next, itl'i i:;5-!.- , at 1 p.

m.. to u'.:o'.v he giardian time to l ice

Th trk' OrSee.r t r f rf--- -The li. . cc::.

s:-,r-- In jpr-n- .e Cv.:rt Ork' f.f- -

foe, avi Mr. Henry h, ti.-ha- ve r.e w

h-?- i, "A il' easier r.i'.'.ir

tl ' '- - br.''?. d:s-',r.,:ir.:-

I

Mr. Kei:'..- -

a. 1.1 v-i- r t:.e r rir.t of

-- 1y. Mr. A. 'V. Car

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have ah--

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hy M;v:-.- . ae wis

rrtcjie lien1 .

Mr. M. J. ie Fr-ita- ?, elh:r of

r.ra Ilaahar. bar rereivela---. A r v-- ..-

-

Car.&varr. rrs::r.t tbe P.:Iia!e'C:iar::a::e o:

o: tho uire-ctor?- f:r a c -- r.tr.fi ; J,3 v-- - - s-- - ar.

a

rror-- i t...ub ry sohros iivj; if.e ita

.vv..-.- s t --'

a.ov-far- y .

The strainer Ivinaii leaves for windwardat - cioei iiu-- i aiitrnoon, auErts

The American bark C. ). Whittnore.Captain P. H. Ward, su-d-

. this afternoonwuii 2l,:v bas si:?ar and pai-cn-ge- rs

tor jan 1 raneiijo.Th A'c.o'k an l::per barkt r.tirie I'lantcr. w

Captain i. W. Ik I'enbalio .v. tai; at noonto-.l-av .ih : !: sJ-'i- r. Mr. HarryLine "an 1 -- evera: others w.ll take passagetv her.

r.obert Loul4 Meenon.Mr. Henn- - F. IW gave a luau at Ma-nu- ia

on Sunday afternoon, in hon:rofZlr. ani Mrs. Kobert Lo :;s bteven.-Mjr- .

(

a- - 1 rartv. A -- p'.;:. '::d o: fare all in j

. . tr- - .fv! --.vi and

the King 'A IS th special guests.Mrs. btv i rre-":- te 1 His Majesty

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n' haul and the Tru-tee- ? and BuildingCommittee ot bt. An-ire- a;iifuiai yuth- - f;'h.T. Kev. ih.-o-. W ahace,

and ler?. M. F. Kobinsonand T. Mav r 'zned from tlie B-jar- d ot '

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Peronal.Mr. II. A. Parmelee is expected home ;

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(Central Uifltrtisrmcnts.RICH LACE IN ANTWERP. Sikjriiscmtnts.

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i IFILTER PRESSES. Assurance SocietyThe Equitable LifeOP THE TTTSTIT

Staads First Ami tlie Mm LifeAuCIPIC

Advertiser

In Oatstanding Asnurance, in New Buinesf, in Surplus, in Total Income,ia Prtmium Income, in the annual Increase in Surplus and

Assets, in the Percentage of Apsets to Liabilities,and in all other Important Re.si)ect5.

Assets. Dec. 31, 1837, : : : ?LU,17o901 85.Ontatandlnpr Annrar.ee 8 4 f 3.09. 5 6 3Haw Euelra of 1S87 1 15Snrplns (4 per cent. Standard) 18,1Iacrasa la Snrplus during tha Year 1,7N,31Increaae In Aaaets dorinc tha Year 8,Jnti,43,:Total iBcoaae 23,'410t84iPraralum Inoame l'J.115,775Parcaataja of Aaaets to Liabilities 17

A Carefal Study of the ho?e rrorcs Cenclusirely that the Equitable SocietyIs the most Protitable and Secure Life Assurance

Company for intending: Assurers.

LJEX. 3 . CARTWRIGHT,9f-t-f GENERAL AGENT HAV.'AIIAN ISLANDS.

Tl SPSIN8FIELD

WE STILL HOLD OUH OWN.

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Moderate Prices, Good Quality, Hill Climbing, Safety, Speedare features of merit wkicii are sure to lead.

RECORDS FOR 688.Li. A. V. meet at Baltimore, Md., three victories. Woodstock,

Canada, professional track record, May 24. liinghamnton, N. Y., onemile safety, and one mile team race. Toronto, Canada, three mile roadwheel, and one mile safety race. Rochester, N. Y., one mile, open toall, track record, 2.44$; three milequarter in 30 seconds be&t on record; half mile dash, open to all, l.lo

best competition half mile on record; also, two mile, 6.45 class.

J. R. Weld, of Medina, writes: JPUI5L.ISIIEI JETEItY MOHNI1VG."In"a club of twenty 13 ride

want more."

REME323EH OUR IIILX.

Eagle Rock, New Jersey, 12 times without, iYnr; Lynn, 'Maaa., oneBoston, 10 times without a di- - - c'5iiml!-.URMA-

M AT IT AGAIN.

New York and Honolulu

Direct LinoV

A. Flrat-clas- s Vessel will b Diapatchedfroxu New Turk by IV. II. Croaa-xna- n

& Ero. !

Februaiy Next for Honolulu

t"K parties wiablng tc aTall thamaelTaa ofthis orpoitunity inct aeiiJ on t'ueir orders atan early Jit to lnsnrn their beina ready for thaTcssel, and to enable them to secure aa large aTassel aa possible.

Castle & Cooke,162-l- AGENT'S.

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Murray & Lanman's

FLORIDA WATER,

Best for TOILET, BATH,

and SICK ROOM.

MURRAY & UMAS'S

rivi m HaierTHE UNIVERSAL PERFUME

for the Toilet, the Bath andthe Handkerchief.

ft vJ R E PORT- -m1 orProf. Alexander Wassillewitsch PoeH

.Analyzing Chemistfor the Russian Government

St. Petersburg:I "Murray & Lanman'sI LUKIUA WATtK doesNOT contain any intrgral parts

TT .," which could bo pernicious tohealth."

"The corafarative JnTestlsra- -mm tion has shown that Murray&. Lanman'3 FLORIDAWA lER possesses in a vola-tiffed state a greater ability andpower to purify the air than 'Eaufie Cologne'; and in this respectMurray &. Lanman'sFLORIDA WATER is farpreferable to the well-kno- wn

Cc!oSm Waters."No. Sept. 30th, 1886.

Christmas Goods

Toys, Dolls !

Bonbons !

Fancy Vases, Glassware

IlXJGrS!Christmas and New Year's Cards,

FOR SALS BY

THE0. H. DAYIES&C0.14-i-

Ex Bark H. HackfeldFKOM LIVERPOOL,

m ON F1LTERPRESSES !

Selwig fic Lange's Patent

18 to 30 ChamhAri,VThicb bare jroved great anccefs at Llbu,Haaaroa'ilu, KeVata, VVaiuoea, Koloa, Lahalna,Lnr.pahoebon, etc.. and which .re provided

itli the latest lraproTeinent.; alao,

SPARE TAP.T3 OF AEOVE PRESSESand

FILTEB CLOTH FOR THE SAME ;

Sugar Coolers,(rour.d corner)

Baxter Engines.

-ED STATES.Mirasoe Coaijaniss ef fte erM

ROADSTER BICYCLE

handicap; live mile, open to all, lastI

Springfield lloadslers, and still we

CI.IM2K7G RECORDS. y xx.

Honolulu.

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The members of the Ljna Cycle Clab took a trip don to Portland. The prW com-prised J. If. Yoonp, J. II. Shurman, A. il. Carney, E. G. iiortboltz, J. F. Allen. J. F. Dow, J.II. Littlefield, A. NV. Lewis tnd A. Wiswell. On their arriral iu Portland, and atc-rac'jo- d

breakfast at the Preble House, the Portland Whet-- Clob toot the Tisitors in hand for aran to Proats Neck, a distance of iotne fourteen milts. On the vny out the party passedSptirxrick Hill, an emineuc that has never been climbed by n cyclist. To the sarprise ofthe Down Eaeters, Shnrman annonnced that he woul.i ride up the hill if any one of thePortland men would ride down. This was very promptly agreed to, as tte local menthoafibt the hill nnrideable. Some of the raen rode down tte hill, as nlso did Shurman,and then on ftrririn at th bottom Shurman turned round and rode to the top,to th amazement of those who h?.d narer seea ShcruiF.n ride, 'ibis waa on Sunday,and tha aohiTrnent of the Lynn roan made the locals anxious to sea what the visitoroonld do with the Park Street Hill, a terror to Portland wheelmen, and one that hasnever been climbed more than twice in succession. So on Monday the p irtv repaired tothe hill, and after Carsley, Allen and Littlefield had climbed it once aud cried enough,Shnrmsn went at it and went np and down eii tim-- s without a dinruount. To cay thatthe Portland men were dumfounded is putting it mildly. Sharman rode his Spritifiol JRoadster. (Will gome Portland reader kiudlv eire us "the fcradea of the Spurwick. andPark Street Hills, and oblige? Ed. I3ictcl3 Woblix

We give you the facts. Draw your own inference. But rememberour prices are moderate, our goods warranted against defective materialand workmanship for one year; absolutely safe against headers, speedynnd a good all around road wheel. CATALOGUE FREE.

SPRINGFIELD BICYCLE MANUFACTURING CO. 9 Cornhill, Boston, Mass.

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PACIFIC HAEDWASE CO., &&.,SOLE AGESTS FOR HAWAIIAN ISLANDS 1247-l- m d-J- in

The Genuine Article A Tonne Lftdy'S

TriMur C1irJhel Heirloom.O-i- r. O. ncarun"- -

I.aco in quantity 13 never Keen in thsUtreetin Antwerp, unless it is worn byJewish or Americana; for no Antwerplady would voar her rich lace in thastreet or allow herself to appear in acheap Imitation. Theso ruloj still holdgood, though tLero is lm rigidity thanFormorl3', and youn girls wear con-

trasts and their maracaab' designs iaform ajd fabric which they would not j

have dreamed of ten years ago. lhadomestic and social habits, however,hold good and are maintained aa a mat-ter of pridd by the genuine ladies ofAntwerp.

i.'ne of theso was only a child and wouldnaturally have in'aetited a mngnit.cientcollection of lace, gathered and iuboritedby her mother. I. at she was not in-

clined to work, with the needle, and re-

belled against the necessary conditionimposed, of learning how to mend andactually make lace, so as to bo able tokeep it in perfect condition. Hermother did not force her, but simplytold her that tho lace in that case wouldnever be hers, but would be left to somemembers of tha family able and willingto "entertain" and care lor it. Thuthreat wan sufficient to induce theyonn.j lady to fulfill hor motherswishes, and now she is not only the pos-

sessor of one oi' tho finest private collection.! or laco in Antwerp, both modernand autiijue, but can repair any of it o

that it is exactly the same as before.A lace as mae in Antwerp is a very

vory dec;r;'b!e possession, it is not cut upr.nl waited fro::i the piece, as with us,Cut an accurate pattern is seat and thedrss is outlined from it fnd thepatiernvrought iu acci dance to cost, Thla'-- oimccs for bonnets, fans, parasols,Had every article of tho toilet for whichlace is used aio all made and fiuishodupon tlio edge in tho same way and arolautiful ami permanent possesions.The cost, for a real lace dress is not morethan one covered with imxiatii u laue iswith us, but thj dii.orenco in elegancennd iini;h, iu permanent beauty, cannot he put into words. It is a diilerencein tho actual molality uud esthetic in-lluen- ce

01' a lifetime.An Antwerp lady of the mi-'ldl- or

class looks forward to tho ac-- ,'

iiiUiou of such a dress as a New Vork1 Uy of the same condition in life mightto iho acquisition of a sealskin cloai.tut the Antwerp lady more frequently

gets tho drens than her 'Sew Voric sisterthe cloak; for tho reason, probably, thatless mo.iey is spent in Antwerp ontrifles aud on the costly articles ofstreet attiro, bonnets, parasols, and,above all, glove-?-, which are uch an im- -

ord costly item in America,Birtant men Lnow that a lace dressmeans .;p:?:cthing; it is equivalent totheir drr.3 vockt. It will bo 'vir'aUkgreiii, 1H.1...V wnu lace Rioevea

".u snort, with slight additionalt'Aponso it will make bevcral dressoa.'and bo a great economy as well as clegaace

TrotMt of rrH Win Merchant.Tarls Irtr.l

Tho wiDe merchants of Taris held atneetiug the other day to petition thomunicipal council for the suppression oftho municipal laboratory, which they de-clare is ruining their business. M. CHr-ar- d,

the chemical analyst and managerof the laboratory, has just publishod inine jir a letter in wmen te shows thatwhat the wino merchants roillj' claim isa sort of impunity to adulterate their"wino, and to defraud the state and thacity of I'aris of their dues.

Ho s.iys: What tho wine merchantswant h permission to sell to the con-sumer water at the same price as wiue.Tho municipal laboratory draws samplesof wine from the casks as they enterI'aris, and also samples from the samebarrels after they are placed in the

.Stores of the wino merchants. There-sui- tarrived at by tho laboratory is, that

the wine is mixed with water in largoproportions. Py adding water fourcasks of wine are turned into five, andthe laboratory exports havo calculatedthat more than J, 000 wine merchantspractice this kind of fraud. Moreover,the experts havo discovered that wineis clandestinely made in I'aris of rais-ins, apples, pears, prunes, etc. Otherwino merchants mix low-price- d Spanishwines with tho produce of French vine-yards, and koII the mixture as genuineFrench wine. In this wy the city ofParis has been defrauded of nearly300,000 franco during the last fewmonths, as wine thus manufacturedpays no oc troi du?s.

There aro annually consume 1 in Tarn5,()oo,000 hectolitres of wino. Thowine merchants claim thn riihf. rr replacing these millions of hectolitres bv

. .. , -i uiwi iir j.j,vin-- , ui waier. vs xneduty is 18 francs per hectolitre the stateand tho city, who divide the octroidues, lose IH.000,000 francs per annum.Oihr-ia- l documents staio that the winemerchants purchi-.s- nearly ar muchforeign as Frewh wine.

1 l'rvflnt P.itmmu.ii;.I'Thysioiai." in ComrtvijftMnaHgt.l

As pnoumonia is essentially a ccn-gestiv- o

di.seaso, the best preventivemeasures are those which avoid thocauses ot congestion, l'uhnonary con-gestion isfao:-- e i Ly too heavy cloth-ing worn m winter weather. A seriouserror is the that a doibloet of Maunels worn nest tho skin t.f-Icr-

double protection. The fact isthat in such a case tho inner ilanuel ab-sorbs all fcre;lon and perspiration,which aro th. re retained by tho outerflannel. An almost poultice like actionis tlius brought about, softening thessin Hnd rendering it highly susceptibleto th? slightest c.po.vire.

(v.r-:i.i;t..'.- l, rooms, andthe ddeii transiti-i- from tu-- , to thesharp ( ut.er air, are c.ti . r aoidablo g

causes of tho di.M.i.se. How!i. nsiis a cold sponge bath w ah briskridibing cverv morning, v !.owars tho1 "'lit est clothing cousiaiciit with comf .rir.l bj prot r:oi a:id ke. pshi us

well ventilated :.nlat a meano. depress, is or.ip'.ovip '

ti:' test pn cntive tn-atme- of pu-rTn.-

ki.own to sanitary &3cuco.

i:Tjorlrrcri of NlgV.t "VVRtrhmpn.Nih: watchmen have very difTrentexperiences wir.tcr and summer. WIiouotlscr folks cnj-.- themselves in the citv,thoy have to wcrk hardest. The n.--f twatchman' fun birn when the

honse3C-- Tifth at-i;v.- . are closed for thesnmnic. j(e has access to every r.nrt ofine mm,. ' n, lolls on fcoft lount;e3. reads '

t'.' c - and picks up a fair knowl-edge of t o old mnsters from the picturegallery- .- New York Sua,

The pared post in England Is very pop-tila- r.Nearly 100,000 parcclj are Landedby U every day.

Taavbav Tlautatiok, 1

Hawaii, March I, 188S.

RUJon Iron nd LcorotlT Wwki, Ia Fra-cltc- o.

0nllemn We hT oid two f yoarriltr rrdioitkliifuoa. Tbey

r coBvcnltet, Uy hl4 amd r vcrklngutirly to nr atufctia. I en tiMmmeid

ry ripctfally ytmrs.(If Cd) A. MOCTRH,

Mntr PfciuhkU PUntativa.

The Trei'P are belcg curried In stock inITnnolnl'i i,cd re aold l th Tfcry low priceor CU5O.0O In Ilo&olala 1 matt thaAermandA. eooBisncient la na oa tha way.

Itlndon Iron & Loro. Works,82 1334 3r 8r FrfcBflsco

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LEWIS & CO.;FORT STSEBT,

iMportara, Wbolaala aud R4J1DuIni la

Groceries and Proyisions.

MTlr lions tJatis m Spcelaltjr."tEfelSl-t- f

JOS. TINKER,Family & Shipping Butcher

City MarketJJjHjnatiairy-fe- d Pork nd Cambridge Sausage

irran every day.Corned Beef and Pickled Tonjuo always

i i ion uu.na ii(i pur. up m quantities 10 canBOLOGNA SAUSAGE A SPECIALTY.

CTN. B. All meats dliTred rerymorning within a radius of thrM milesof the city.

My prieen are as reasonable as anywhere, and all orders attended to withpromptness and dispatch. 114-- 1 m

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P. O. Jonas, Jr Prastfaat sad tfanagerJ. O. Ctwtar Traaaurar aas SaoTataryHon. W. JT. Allan Aatltor

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Hod. C. X. Elahos. Baa. K. Wstsraomaa

Winff Wft rhan

NUUANU STREET,

Have Just Received New Goods,

Suitable for Christmas and New Year'sPresents.

XX HAttC VILOCITT, F1UU CHIJtA,

Reed CJiairs and Rockers,Something new in Honolulu ;

Exlension Veranda Chairs,Ebony and Marble Dinin groom Sets,Matting in all variety and colors,

Silks and Satins,Silk Crepe, in all shades; Tongee,Mantel and Hearth Yasee,

TO ARRIVE

Gianite StoneOctagon shape.

T.e?t Oolong Tea,Choice Manila Cigars.

165-l- y

LOVE'S BAKERY.rtO- - 7S Xuuaih Street.

MRS. ROB T. LOVE, ... Proprletrass.

IKrery rencrlf Uon of TUln and Fancy

Bread and Crackers,r res h

Soda CrackersV

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Saloon BreadAlwayi on I7atnf .

MILK BREADA SrECIALTT.

(telHud Orders Promptly Attended to.Vl-t-

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Plain and Fancy PrintingTHE ADTEETISEE

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Law Books and Blanks, PampljJets of anv kind, Is copious and prompt in th publication of Local News, andits readers are kept" constantly posted as to the course of erantsm other parts of the world, particularly in the United Statu.

Latryera' Briefs, Freight and Plantation Books,Statistical Work, Colored Poster Work,

Lithograph Colored Cards, Business aud Visiting Cards,Ball and Wedding Cards, Programmes, Billheads,

Letterheads printed in Copying Ink, Etc., Etc., Etc.,

Dcanc's .Steam Pumps,

S teel Ptails & FixturesPortable Track, Flecpers & Switches,

Corrugated Iron, all lengths;Fire Tirickr, Slate?,

Fire Clay, Asbestos,

WJiite Bros Portland CementOormania P. Cement,Keg Shook?, Kivets,Suirar ami Coal Bas,Coal baskets, Tine,Stockhoita and Coal Tar, Etc.

Tor Sale at Lowest Ttatee hy

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