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PRICE 5 CENTS.HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, TUESDAY, XOVEMHEU 24, 188

VOL. IV. NO. 372?: jttrtUtmtBti. usiatss earns.

aat"is"!'t'"5- - dmti5mls "!?nnnr5S Carts. -

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THE DAILY

Pacific Commercial Advertiser

1 I'L'BLIjsHKI)

EverjT 3Iorning Except Sundays.

ROYAL INSURANCE COMP'Y

OF LIVERPOOL.

IUIMTAI- - - - 10.000.000

I'X LIMITED LIABILITY.

IiiKiirnuce oi all UesoripiiousjIMrv be eflected at Moderate Kates of lrenilm, by the umlersiifneU.

WM. G. IRWIN & CO.Managers for Haw. Islauds

TENNER & CO.9-- 2 Fort Street.

Have on hand New ForeUja and HiwuemadJewelry.

(Watches, Bracelets, Necklets,Pius, Lockets Clocks,

And ornaments of all kinds.

Silver and Gold Plate,Elegant Solid Silver Tea Set.

Suitable for Presentation.

ENGRAVING AND NATIVE JEWELRYA Specialty.

Kepnlrlnx in all lt branehe.y s..le Agents for King's Eye Preserve.

NEW (SOODS, NEW GOODS,

.1 1'ST RECEIVED AT THE "

"Louvre of Brussels,"

A rich and rare assortment of Whiteand Black

Spanish. Laces,IlatH, A'ew Embroi Jeries, Ete.

Latest Styles in Men's Wear.

"LOUVKK or r.urssF.LS,"Fort street.147 tebSS

SSUUSCnilTIONS :

IiAiLY H. C Adveetisek, one yoar 001AILY 1. AUVERTI8KR, Six ITlOnthn 3 00Iaii.v P. t?. a uvfrtiskr. three months 1 40Daily I. O. Advert is kr, per month 50 i

Wkkkly P. C Advertiskk, one year. 5 00 i

V el(fD Hubsoriptioii, W. 1. C A. (inclurjingyjv,stage) 6 50

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C'laus Spreolcels. Wm. O. Irwin.

CLzVUS 8PR ECKELS & CO.,

BANKEES, ii

H

HOXOLlhr, HAWAIIAN ISI.ANI-S- .

Draw Exchange on the piiiicip.U parts of theworld.

in

Will receive ilepi.sit- - on open account, notice

collections and conduct u gi'iierul hankini? andexchange business.

Deposits bearing interest received In their Sav-

ings Department subject to published rules andregulations. ' "

. TTocStf

CLACS SPKKCKKU mu. a. irwin.

WM. G. IRWIN & Co.,FACTORS jim1 ConimlswiouSITClAll HonolulH U. I.

M. PHILLIPS & Co.,nl "Wholesale lnlar iuIiuitorterH Boots, Hhoes, Hats, Men's Furuwh-ins- c

and Fancy Goods. No. II Kaahumanu Street.: Uonolulo. II. I. latf-wt- f

NOTICE.

R. JOSEPn SMITH WILL RUN FORM1 Representative for his district, ivortn o--

hala, Hawaii. . tf

H. HACKFELD &; C0..COMMISSION AUEXTS.GENERAL yueen Wt., Honolulu, H.I.

BAN.VtHB. P OPrKBOKtT

ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & CO.,Commission Merchants,Importers Honolulu, II. I. I4'"

A. S. CLEGH0RN & Co.,and Wholesale ami KetailImporters "l '

Genera! Merchandise,Corner Queen and Kaahumanu sts. 15'f

MACFAELANE & C0-- ,

DEALERS AM) EWHOLESALE in WINES aud LIQLORs.

No. 12 Kaahumanu Street, ;

IIONOLULTT. -- tf

M. S. Grinbaum & Co.,OK- --- IMPORTERS s

Ueueral Merchandise and C'ouuuW-Mlo- n

Merehant, Honolulu, II. I.No. 124 California street, San Francisco, Cal.

104-Jyl--

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

STATIONERS & MWS UUAb&Ka,

Hawaiian Gazette Block.

27 Merchant St., Honolulu. H. I.f.5 I

THOMAS LINDSAY

Manufacturing Jeweler,o. 60 Xiiuauii Street,Opposite H:iister A Co.. ,

Houolulii, II. I.

Particular attention paid to repairing. 22 tf

I. tTON.

LYONS & COHEN,

jnctioneers .

.ANl

General Commission Merchants,

Bearer Block, Queen St.. Honolulu

Stock. RealT.7aeraJi TMercbandi properly atu-nde-d to.

Sole Aet Vmr

American & Eiropean Herctaniise.I9I-t- f

JULES TAVERNIEE.

Studio: Room 6, Spree Jala lllock.

HOURS: a to 5 p. m. lw 3nl

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

WHISKIES. WINES and LIQUORS,

410 Front St.. Sau Franelweo. ,

57 tf w

Fulton Iron Works,HINCKLEY, SPIERS & IIAYES,

t

Of Sau FraMr'kinds of Machinery and Boiler, .W!rr

WRLISH ENGINES. ABCOCK 4 WIULXJX

BOILERS. DEANK AIR, VACUUM AND

Y0L0 MILLS,NE Corner Mliwlou and . Main htrcela, KAN

FRANCISCO, Cal.

Unix A Plasremann, lroirIetr.Dealers in all kinds of OKA" and.of MILL. rKD.FAMlEY FLOUR, MEAIOALL. KINDS, PEARL- - BARLEY, MPLITUOMINY, FARINA, KIC. ETC. PIIs called to our celebrated NORMALNUTRIMENT for babies, nursing nolhm aodcofvaleacents. highly recommended by leadlnKpbyslans for Its excellent uurrinc quallUeM

to keep in any elimste. Orders will b

oronipUy filletl satisfaction guaranteed.' '

ly

S. IP- - Taylor Co.,AgenU South Coast Paper Mills. Proprietors

Pioneer and Han Geronlmo Paper N ins.

8TRAW TArEB. BOOK, MANILA, ETC.

Manufacturers and realer. 5' '

4 1 and 4 16 Clay street, Kan Fr anclsro, C alloajyioiy

A.. I. HALL & SONCommission Merchants,

NEW YORK, SAN FRANCISCO, SYDNEY.ly

Dunham. Carrigan & Co.

HAEDWARE ,IRON AND STEEL MERCHANTS,

San IVancisco, Cal.

Demins: Palmer Milling Co.,9

OF THE CAPITOI. MILUPROPRIETOR'S 204 Davis street, San IVancisco-aiauufacturer- s

Of and Dealeisln Flour, Grains ofall kinds, Oatmeal, Bran, Middlings, Corn meal,Orouud and Rolled Barley, Cracked Wheat,Cracked Corn, Buckwneat Flour, Oil Cake Meal,Hominy, Etc., Etc

EPT ASK FOR

Goodvear's Rubber Goods,

RUBBER HOSE,PACKING CLOTHING,

BOOTS ANI) SHOES.

Goodyear Rubber, Co.R. H. PEA8E, JR..)H. M. RUNYON, JAMI".

2i San Frauclco. .

KJLiIJSTE & CO.,I mporters of

HATS and CAPS.Nos. 28 and 28 Battery Suet, 8. K.Cor. ol line,

lJlar-t- a . . HAN FBANCT8CO.

Rr3 A 9 WCI.1

BUST.COLLEGE,

HESS.

HrHiili A 24 J'Mt Street.

(Send for Circular. '

Tbe Full Business Course Includes Mingle andDouble Entry Book-keepin- g, an applied to alldepartments ot business; Commercial Arithmetic;Business Penmanship; Mercantile Eaw; BusinessCorrespondence: Lectures Law; BusinessForms, and the Scienee of Accouuta; Actual Busi-ness Practice In Wholesale and Retail Merchan-di- s

ng, Oommlsalon Jobbing, Iui porting, Railroading, w preas uubtnesn, brokerage, ana itanc

j Ing; English Branches, Including Reading, Spell-- iing, Grammar, etc.; Drawing and Modern Lan- -

AN ABSOLUTELY 1TKE EXTRACT OFMALT.

A VALUABLE TOXIC AND REMEDIAL" AGENT,

INDORSED AND RECOMMENDED BY THEENTIRE- MEDICAL KRAI E UNITY.

Of all medicinal preparations that have been put eupon the murkei in recent years, the extract ofmalt has proved itself one of ihe most valuableas a tonic or remedial beverage. It has received

unqualified recognition and support of phy-

sicians, and is freely prescribed by theni in manycases, especially w here the nervous or physicalsvstems have been impaired by disease or over--

i, Th. t,,t ,.t .li VI 11 "X H'HOLSOX."lllh. ' - - - 'this city, has recently introduced a pure mult

extract ot biiiu ( haracter, maau i mnt icui-.- s

untler their simgestious by Mr. AdolphusHi.sch, and w hich w opularly known as "NICH-OLSON'S LIQUID BKEAU," from its life-givir- g

heulih-restori- r. proiwrties. A sample sub-

mitted to Dr. F. L James was made the subj. cta chemical analysis by him. and the result ofinvestigations are given in the appended er- -

titicat: t. I oi ls, April V.t, 11. j

W. F.Col- - LT U. Esq., National Druggist-De- ar j

Having submitted the Nicholson malt ex- - j

truct to examination, as requested, 1 take pleasure I Areporting that I aim it to oe kii mat ivI...,. Uln. hr ...!, Tli rcsllltS. HSSllOWIl 111 theif-- LV' lev '' ill ii - ' - '. ......1m iii.n, 1following summary, are necessonv .

mate, but are sufticiently accurate lor all practicalpurposes. ;i

"lne specimens suomuir.. in.-,..-.i- .

effervescing fluid, dark brown by direct and of a,.. ,.in. Htrht . resembling

general appearance and behavior a very superior article ot porter, i m iaie o-- ,

... . .t .I,.... n..l,il. km.much mlKier anu more pieasain !' t

mg somewhat sweeter than beer, tbe sweetness...... nm, i.riui hi-- ii vrv Dleusallt bitter.Illllh.T-- V. V v VJ " - - -

derived evidently from bops. The specific gravitya sample iresu i. om me mtucI.. r nl.hln ...111 I I

Amount of extractive matter iu vuu.v. vc..,..-metr- es

of the fluiil is 3.96 grammes, or about 8 percent. Amount of alcohol, per cent, is jThe extractiv e matter isap'iarentiy laenucai wimthe "extractum maltis" ot lrommer, ut m ii.cGerman Pharmacopoeia. It consists almost en- -

tirely ot man sugar, ufiuiiw, .ofatty acids, etc. The fluid contains a very largeamount of diastase, as shown by the fact that Iteasily liquefies an equal bulk of gelatinous starch.This fact, its low percentage of alcohol. Its effer- -

vescence, its ueiigntiui tuste anu ww,iui i.um.- -TvioViniimn'ti mult extract as being

most nourishing beverage, and the best article. . . . - - .....la. frYnnillne sort mat uua ever '"j

nation. Respectfully,

G.W. Marfan? & Co.; Agents.

The HisdonIron & Locomotive Works,

Corner of Beale und Howard Streets.

SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA

W. II. TAYLOR PresidentJOS. MOORE Superintendent

OF STEAM MACHINERY, INBVII-DER-

S

Its branches; steamboat, Steamship,Land Engines and Boilers, High Pressure orCompound.STEAM VESSELS, of all kinds, built complete

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

visable.STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Stiam Tugs

constructed with reference to the trade mwhich they are to be employed. Speed, tonnage and draft or water guaramecu.

SUGAR MILLS AND SUGAR-MAKIN- G MA-

CHINERY made after the most approvedplans. Also, all Boiler Iron Work connectedtherewith.

WATER PIPE, of Boiler or Sheet Iron, of anysize, made in suitable lengths for connectingtogether, or sheets Rolled, Punched andPucked for shipment, ready to be riveted on

the ground.HYDRAULIC RIVETING, Boiler Work and

Water Pipe made by this establishment,j .... . , iMuoiinir Machinery,

that quality of work bemg far superior tohand work.

SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstans, SteamWinches, Air and Clrcnlating Pumps, madeafter the most approved plans. ,

AGENTS for Worthington Duplex Steam Pumps.

PUMPS Direct Acting Pumps, for Irrigation orCity Works' purposes, built with the cele-

brated Davy Valve Motion, superior to any

other pump. -- bse.so-iy

BEAVER SALOON.

SO. 1 FORT STREET.

Opposite Wilder & Co.'s

H. J. Nolte, Propr.Ol-K- rOU 3 A. M. TILL 10 F. M

FIRST-CLAS- S irXCUES, COFFEE,

TEA, SODA WATER, GLSCER ALE,

Cigars and TobaccosOF BEST BRANDS .

PIFES personally selected fromPlain and Fancy

the Manufacturers, and a Large Variety

of BEST QUALITY

SMOKERS' ARTICLES.BILLIARI will find an ElegantLovers o

BUU1ISWICK & CO. IIUJi&B TABLE

ou the Premises.

The Pioprietor would be pleased to receive a call

from bis Friends and the PubUc generally

who may desire a

I.VNCH. A SMOKE. OB A AME OFBixr-iABB- S.

1

H. J. N0LTE.26-t- f

UNION the

Fire ami Marine Insurance Co.I

Of Xrw ZealttiKl. of

'Alir.l.. : 4IO.OOO.OOO and

KHtabllAltetl an Atieaty at andHaving- for the Hawaiian lslan.ls, the un-

dersigned ofare prepared to accept risks against lire hisdwellings, stores warehouses and merchandiseon favorable terms. Marine rlsfcs on cargofreights, bottomry, profits and commissions.

I.o4e4 iroip(Iy adjusle! A payable. Sir:

S2-l- WM. J. IRWIN ft CO. Ini,

GREAT WESTERN

INSURANCE COMPANY. .iIn

IIEA.TJ OI'PICE.SO WALL STREET, NKW VORK

alwve Company having: estab.allie an Agency at Honolulu, for the Hawa-iian

ofInlands, the undersigned is authorized to accept

and write

IMvrtllNE RISKHON

Merchandise, Freights. Treasure,Commissions, and Hulls.

At current. Ratea.

WM. C. IRWIN & CO.,tf Managers for Hawaiian Islands

aOI

C O. BERGrER,GENERAL AGKXCY

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.,

Assets f60,000,000

CITY OF LONDON FIRE INSURANCECOMPANY. (Limited).

Capital ? 10,000,000

SOUTH BRITISH AND NATIONAL INSURANCE CO. t IKE AND MARINE.

Combined Capital.... ....$20,000,000

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO..

Asset, 11,500,000

COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

Fiee and Marine.

raoltftl J200.000

MACNE ALE & URBAN

S .A. IT E S!Fire Proof, Burglar Proof, Fire and

Burglar Proof.

THE CELEBRATED

SPRINGFIELD OAS MACHINE.

Gas Fixtures of Mitchell, Vance dt Co.

C. O. BERGEE,100 my29 HONOLULU , 11. I.

SUfJ FIRE OFFICEOF I. O N I O X .

ESTABLISHED 1710,

k.t t t.iSl tLU iru.n r-i-k iINSURANCES property at the current rates j

j ,.f premium.I Total siim Insured in 18S4 - - 318,599,316

; Claims arranged by tbe local agents, and paid

with promptitude and liberality.

Tbe jurisdiction o! tbe Local Tribunals recognized.

G. W. Macfarlane & Co.,

10Ji wtf Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.

n 1 1 im 'C1MELLEH AND Mwh ii

And- -

Confectionery,

Itiutf Street, Lincoln Block.

J

J10XTH liY PAYMENTS.

ai.d Job PrintiugAll acTom.l fur Advertlninsthe

laeitie t'ommerelal A- - iierOflke willfroiu this date be presented foijpay- -

uient monthly.Honolulu, Marchjg. 18X5. .

Importer ani Manufacturer JOt all Descripuona oi

BOOTS & SHOESAll

XT Orders from the other Islands solicited.

No. Ill Fort StM Honolulu.tf

Burr & Finck,The Leading Fashionable Tailors

OF SAW FBAKCIStO.No. taO Market St., Opposite Palace HotoL

, ... - i - with. Hnnnlulll.. the Yw-- v. -Having aireauy,ii ..rv.r inland uatronaxe. and

are prepareu to comfw - -tlce. i'eneci shbikw " - .finest stock ox latent cooaa cwubum-h- j

61 tf&w

BRICKS ! BRICKS !

Ex. W. H. DIMOND.

39 OOO

Califorak Hard Bricks.

FOR SALE BY

Castle fc Cooke.79tf

WM. McCANDLESS,

Xo. tup'n Street,

IPISHL MARKET.DEALER IN CHOICEMI

Beef, Veal, Mutton, Fish, Etc.

Family and shipping Ordem carefully attendedto Live Stock furnished to vessels at ahortnotice, and vegetables of all klods PPedtoorder.

Metropolitan Market

lilXi STItF.FT,

G. J. W ALLEU, PROPRIETOR.

(ltoieeMt Meats Iroin Finest Iler

Families and shipping supplied on SHORT

NOTICE and at the

Lowest Market Prices.

SAJjMON SALMON!

A. W. H. D1MOM).

at

Fine Lot of M Fish.

FOR SALE BY,'

Castle '& Coolte.80-t- t

UKIOK.

FEED CO.,- -

Queen .- Edinburgh Street,WHOLKSALK KKTAIL

Dealers 1 it

HAY AM) HA1X,' Telephone No. 175.

Goods delivered promptly.

Inland Orders Solielte!.

uitf

GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY,

St. I.oui. I.Manufacture and Supply all klivls of

llooW. Xfws.Flat and JmIh--1 Paper.

ri taliped Ktmrds.Twiuf, Etc.

TV. G. RICHARDSON,Ri:slIENT AGENT,

203 LeidewdorfT Street.!T.i-i.i,r- tn Xrt. 47. SAN FRANCISCO.

v n ..1 illniiliull sriveil tojfc.""jr.l- - - - " "

r'l.nlrlU'lx. .M tfftW

TELEPHONE 55

'NTERPRISPLANING MILL.

13 Alakea. near Queen St.

C. J. HARDEE. Proprietor.

Contracting. Building.MOULDINGS AND FINISH

ALWA S OX HAND.

FOR SALE Hard and Soft StovewooJ, Cut

and Split.21-l- f

BURG-ESS- ,

81 Klnff Street, HonoluluCARPENTER AND BUILDER.

All kino's of jobbin? attended to.

BAGGAGE AND GENBRAL EXPRESS.

Draying anl Steamer Freight carefully andpromptly handled.

Soda Water. Gincer Ale and Tahiti Lemonade,Cigars, Tobacco and Cigarettes. The best iu themarket.

SI KING STREET. - - - BURGESK.fl" nov-- S

Eastman's

Royal Perfume ALOHA !

FOR SALE BV

Benson, Smith & Co.

Sample bottle free.TRY IT. 6S tf

J. X. OAT, Jr., & Co.

Payable Invariably in Advance.-

We (!. Irwin t Co,

OFFER FOE SALE

Sugars;DRY GRANULATED

'In Barrels,

Half Barrels,Ami Boxes.

CUBEIn Hall Burreis

And Boxes.

POWDEREDlu Boxes.

GOLDEN C. (COFFEE;In Half Barrels

Ami ;i0 ponii.'. Boxes

ri1-v- i CI

ENGLISH BI'.KAKFAST

JAPAN,

OOI.ONG.

POWCHONG.

Soap. T.

BLUE MOTTLED,

FAMILY LAUNDRY.

, Salmon.CASKS I B. TIKS.

CASE3 2-- TINS

HALF BARREL. .

BARREL.

Flour.FAMILY 'Jia quarter sacks).;

R's EXTRA naif sacks,.

Cases .Medium Bread.

Lime and Cement.

- MANILAAnd

SIHAL CORDAGE.

Heed's Felt Steam Pipe

and Boiler Covering.

(suitable for camp-lu- g

A" TENTS,and surveying parties.)

113 tr

CONOVER BROS',ipivisros.

105 EAST UTn ST.. EW YORK

The most artistic UpvicM v .: ever i.riHlucHl,and elasticunderfilloth for quality or tone and

actions. Tbe coming upright pianos of tbe world.

Send for Ul.iMrated catalogue, description aud

prices to t

F. W. SPEMEK o..

PHclfic Coast Agents,

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ALVI.MI. BASES! AX. ,

BOOK BINDER,lte UlCdlU UdUUlPaper Ruler and Blank Bool

Manufacturer.i

Bootblndlng of all descriptions neatly andpromptly executed, and at reasonable charge.

Gazette Building,27 tf MERCHANT ST BEET.

J. C. JOHNSON & CO.,

LEATHER, HARNESS, SADDLERY,

FIREMEN'S EQUIPMENTS,

s" Francisco, Cal.Pine street,12 and 14

Santa Cruz Tanneries. SoleAmenta for Kirby s

Harness and all other kinds of leather.i.jyses ly

DR. 31. GOTO,lliylelaii ami Surseon,

.prosy. syphilis and fta "SSlalt

FAMILY P.IIJLES, with REGISTERS,'

TEVCHERS' BIBLES, with MAR-tilNA- L'

NOTES.ASSORTMENT OF BIBLES.r. A LARGE

,,'vMNS-AMci.Mit-an.i Mclern. with and without

,.iri-R-- U SERVICES, ETC.

guages, consuiiiug oi yruKinxu lusiruutiou inFreucb, German and Spanish; '

Special Brancben are: Ornamental Penman,ship, Higher Mathematics, KurveyliiK, Naviga-tion, Civil Engineering, Assaying, Short-Han- d,

Type-Wrtttn- g, Telegraphy, etc.for full Information address,

K. P. 1IEA1.B C'O.,10:23 SAN FRANCISCO, Cal

meats delivered from this market are thor-ough chilled immediately after killing by meansof a Bell-Colem- an Patent Dry Air Refrigerator.

all Its Juicy properties.andirGUARANTEED TO KEEPAFTER DELIVERY THAN FRESHLY --

KILLED MEAT,. t,,,.. assortment of the above just to hand

and AT M"WSVdec7SEVER BEFORE iu this

ggSTA fine aortnient of CANDIES

ami CAKES always on hand. Parties

supplied. 141-tf-d-- wAN FRANCISCO.aud '.'5 Fifth Sueet. .

59 tf fcw ter.

PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, NOVEMBER 24, 1885.--r.-

LATER NEWS UY THE AUSTRALIAN 1,J paiigers 2nd ?25,,0i inUnion CoMpany fulfilling everything theyhad undertaken tol.

At the Merchants' and Shipowners'meeting, held subsequently in Sydney, a.memorial to the Postmaster General wasadopted "as follows: "That the in

, osod mail contract to America (involv- -

1'acifie Commercial Advertiser.

Is now tor saie daily at the Folluwmi; Places :

J. M. OAT A CO..: Merchant streetCRYSTAL HO DA WORKS .Hot. 1 nUi'HN. F. BUROESS w....King streetWOLF &. EDWAttUS...Cr King ami Nuuanri stsc. j. McCarthy :iiotei street YOUR

k ROYAL SSX'o-- .i A NJ Sliirts. Underwear. Hosiery and Neckwear from

I U ""Tt ,

U bssuS

1 ICHA:o:

We can safe ly gnarautce a sandi of JCall aipl sic what we oiler.

Biff Stock-- :o:-

WEST, DOW & CO.

Have 011 hand, in addition to their usual stock, a lare assortment of

Fancy Goods arid ToysToo numerous to mention. .Also, a largo additional XMAS order of

Furniture and Picture MouldingsOn the "ALAMEDA."

Vnetion Snlo ofFurniture, Music, Fancy Goods and Toys.

--TO MAKK

orwhich ?1W,000 were for n irj'A-The Wairarapa is a steel ship of l.Tfgross, and 1.023 tons net register, wi hengines of 2V2 horse power, and wa- - bull;in 1SS2. She was in-ure- d fcr .2.V.C... a:..!the company's own risk is $1' .''.Mr. M. Loughlin's Sheet Auwit-- wonthe Melbourne cup, November Gd, in thofastest time on record.

The, Delayed Steamers.The town's topic yesterday was the

non-arriv- al of the steamers one fromthe Australian colonies and one fromthe Coa?t. The delay in the arrival ofthe City of Sydney might easily vaccounted for by the heavy southeasterlyweather prevailing for several days pat.This steamship usually comes up verylight from the Colonies, and if this isher condition on the present' trip, thehead wind and heavy sea would retardher progress greatly. She was to bringseven or eight short-hor- n bulls fromHawkes Cay, New Zealand, for Messrs.Von Tempsky, Maui, which shouldprove a valuable addition to the pureDevon strain already on these Islands.This is the last trip of the City of Syd-ney under the Pacific Mail contract, andmany of his friends are anxious to seeand take leave of Captain Dearborn, herfiopuhtr Commander.

Greater disappointment, however, pre-vailed when it became apparent that theAlameda would not come in on time, itindeed at all. Early yesterday itoccurred to many business men that itmight le possible to reply to corre-SHnden- ce

from the Coast by the City ofSydney; but later on that hope wasabandoned, when it became knownthrough Mr. Henry Waterhouso, andfrom the office of Messrs. W. G. IrwinCo. that it was probable the Alamedawould not sail from San Francisco untilthe 10th, cm account of extensive altera-tions in her cabin and other internalfittings. Mr. Waterhouse had been in-

formed of this by Mr. John D. Spreckelsas the Mariposa was about to sail. Noofficial information of the fact havingbeen given to the ugeuts here it was ofcourse impossible for them to make anyauthoritative statement, and it wouldhave leen manifestly improier to giveexpression to a mere surmise.

It may le mentioned that the "occa-sion was improved" by Messrs. J. M.Oat, Jr., & Co., whose bulletin boardon Merchant street was the center ofattraction during the afternoon. It setforth, in chalk writing, all the rumorsand opinions as to the cause of thesteamers' detention, not a little amuse-ment Ix'ing created by the absurd andcontradictory comments. If however,the value of regular steamercommunication with the Coast is to beestimated by the amount of popular dis-

appointment caused by the non-arriv- al

of the Alameda on schedule time, thenthis community is prepared to make anyconcession to Messrs. Spreckels and theOceanic Company to insure it. '

Finniirial ReMrt of tlie ItcirattaCommittee.

The follow ing financial report and c ardof thanks has been handed to us for pub-lication by the Hawaiian Kowing andYachting Association :

Subscription jl.0:t2 25IteceipU from gate entrance 41 ''5Receipts Iroin entrance fees 2i 00

if i .no r.oDISHL'RSKMKNTS,

I'ri.es awarded fn rash J3.j7 00Prizes awarded in cups : 2'5 00Expenses 2.50 75

M2

Ualance in Treasury to credit of Associ-ation Reserve Fund $Ji3 75

C. P, IAUKKA,t K. V. fLHVJS.; J. Ci. SPKNCER,

J. I". UKOWX,J. CUM AltA ,

Itegalta Committee of the Hawaiian Kowing andYachting Association,

J. K. WISEMAN,Secretary to the Kegalta Commiitco.

The Hawaiian llowing and YachtingAssociation desire to express their thanksto the Judges and Time-keepe- rs for theirservices on the occasion of the regatta ;

to the Interisland Steam Navigation Co.for their kindness in extending the useof their wharves to the Committee; toCaptain Godfrey for the pleasant arrange-ments he made for the accommodation ofthe public; to Messrs. Wilder & Co. foruse of lumber and free cartage; to theAmerican Consul General, A. F. Cookeand Theo. II. Davies & Co., for the useof flags; to; His Excellency- - GovernorHominis for? the use of bands; to theMinister of Interior for privilege of courseand use of tug in laying buoys ; to thegeneral public for their attendance andsubscriptions; and to the Secretary forthe decorations on the wharf and atten-tion to the Committees and publicwants.

rolire Court.BEFOKE POLICE JUSTICE "BICKERTOX,

Monday, November 21 d-- .

Mohula and K. Bardley forfeited bail of$o each, and Kahelemauna was fined .."for drunkenness.

George Kawai and Maria Kaele werefound guilty of adultery, and remandeduntil the 24th for sentence.

Ioani was fined $6 . and $1 cota forassault and battery on liana (w).

Ah Tuck and Hun Hung were chargedwith having opium in possession. Theywere found guilty, and each fined f0and sentenced to imprisonment at hardlabor for one month. . Costs,, $.1 10 each.Ah Tuck noted an appeal to 'the 'Inter-mediary Court.

At the request of prosecution, thetwenty-thre- e Chinesex.arreted at tlie lateraid on the Chinese secret society werefurther remanded until the 1st of Decem-ber.

Messrs. "West, Dow it Co. have an im-

portant notice in this issue. They have onhand a large and . varied stock of fancygoods and toys, suitable in every way forChristmas and New Year's. By the Ala-meda, now due, they receive a new stock offurniture and picture molding. On Satur-day evening they will hojd their first auc-

tion sale, when will be offered furniture,music, fancy goods and toys.

MAIL.

In our editorial column we present thefacts regarding the hitch in the Australianmail service according to new develop-ments. As a matter of detail it maybestated that the Australia is advertised toleave Sydney on the 1- -t December forHonolulu and San Francisco direct. TheUnion Company advertise the Mararoaand the Alameda to leave Auckland on theSth December and 2d of January next re-

spectively, in place of the Zealandia andAustralia. The New Zealand Post OfficeDepartment has alo issued an officialstatement of the facts in the case, whichconcludes as follows:

' Negotiations ensued between Mr.Pearce and the Union Company, and atone time it seemed that a conclusion hadbeen arrived at. It seems, however, thatthe negotiations fell through, and now theUnion Company and the Oceanic Companyare left to perform the contract, while Mr.Pearce is announced to contemplate an op-

position service from Sydney, provided hecan le assured of a subsidy from the Gov-

ernment of New South Wales."We do not know on what basis he

grounds bis hopes of getting the subsidy.The Government of New South Wales haveconcurred in the arrangements the NewZealand Government have made, and haveprovisionally executed the contract, whichbinds thrni to its terms until Parliamenthas had the opportunity of ratifying .or re-

jecting it. The Postmaster General of theUnited States, too, has become a party tothe contract by promising to this service asubsidy.

" The liability of the Government of New-Zealan-

is well within the amount author-ized by the House, with the deductionto which it will be entitled, and theliability of New South Wales is very small.In short, New South Wales and NewZealand will get very 'efficient sendee at acost quite trifling compared with whatthe- - have hitherto paid. It appears, there-fore, that there is no reason to fear thatthe decision of the Government ofNew South Wales will be upset by Par-liament, and it i.s quite certain Mr.Pearce cannot offer a better service. Hewill it is supposed, be running on his ownaccount, and not on that of the PacificCompany, so that it will be without thosemeans of affording facilities for the use ofthe railways for mail purposes that" apowerful United States Company are ableto give. In fact, our service will be therecognized United States Service, as wellas that of the colonies of New Zealand andAustralia."

Foreign Xes.Dates to November 9th inclusive.

European news by the way of Australiais meagre. Following are condensed sum-maries :

The result of the annual municipalelections in England show that the ma-

jority of those elected are Tories.Further emigration of Germans to New

Guinea will be discouraged after the endof November.

In consequence of the threatening atti-tude of the Arabs, the second battalion ofDurham bight Infantry has been orderedto proceed up the Nile.

King Alfonso of Spain is seriously illwith fever.

Earl Grey, .Lord Selborne, the Duke ofWesminster, the Duke of Argyle and othersare promoting a movement for the defenseof the Church.

The trial of Mr. Stead, editor of the"Pall Mall Gazette," and others concernedin the Lily Armstrong ease, concluded onNovember 7th, when Mr. Stead and Mrs.Jarrett were found guilty of abduction,Messrs. Booth and Jaques being acquitted.Sentences on the prisoners was deferred,pending the result of the trial for indecentassault in connection with the same case.The jury recommended the prisoners tomercy.

Said Pasha, the representative of theSublime I'orte on the Internationl Con-ference, stated at the opening sitting thathe hoped the Powers would be able toarrive at a satisfactory settlement of theBulgaria difficulty.

In consequence of the disturbed state ofaffairs on the frontier of Greece, Turkey idispatching troops to maintain quietude. I

The Greek Chamber of Deputies, in viewof the present disturbed state of affair,voted ri.OOO.OOO drachmai towards increas-ing the strength of the navy, and 30,000,000drachmai have been passed as a patrioticloan in case of hostilities being renderednecessary.

A Constantinople dispatch of the 0thsays the Count Von Itadowitz, the representative of Germany, is striving to recon-cile the divergent views of England andPussia at the conference of the GreatPowers.

liussia is attempting to incite a relellionagainst Prince Alexander of Bulgaria.

A conspiracy to murder King Milan ofServia has been discovered, and five ar-rests of those concerned in the plot havebeen made.

Mukhtar Pasha has been appointedTurkish Commissioner, to proceed toEgypt for the purpose of acting in concertwith Sir Henry Drummond Wolff, theBritish Envoy Extraordinary.

An agitation is on foot throughout theWestern States of America, its object beingto procure the wholesale exportation ofChinese from those States.

Two Papuan natives had arrived fromNew Guinea South at Thursday Island,who report that all the members of the ex-

ploring expedition sent out by the Geo-graphical Society of New South Wales hadhad leen attacked and murdered by thenatives of Fly Iliver District, New Guinea.The natives contradict each other.

The expeditionary force to Burmah hassailed from India in two divisions, com-

manded by General Prendergast. Foreignresidents are leaving Mandelay. TheKingdom of Burmah will be placed underBritish protection.

The rebels in Soudan are steadily work-ing northwards, and now threaten Ko--

rosko. between the first and second catar-acts.

A match has been arranged betweenBeach and Matthieson for the champion-ship of the world and :?oO a side.

There has lteen a change of Governmentat Sydney.

A new volcanic Hand has been' formed atthe Tonga group. The crater is active. Itis about fourteen miles from the island ofHonga Tonga.

The Union Company's steamship Waira-rap- a

caught fire off the New Zealand coast,November 1st. The fire was ultimatelysubdued ; loss, $25,000. She had on board

Saturday Eveniriffi ISTov:. QSth- -3J7

ing a, iranMiipmeiii at jionoiuiu; ismost .'injurious to the mercantile andgeneral public in this colony." At thismeeting a direct service, was stronglyadvocated, and Captain Chest, ex-coi- n-

mauder of the Australia, spoke stronglyin favor of it. He advocated calling atFiji and dropping out Auckland, andthought unless a mail service were in-

tended that slow steamers would suffice.A further resolution was passed: ''Thatsuch interests demand that a direct anduninterrupted service from .Sydney toSan Franci-c- should be arranged for."A deputation to present these resolutionsto the Postmaster General wasappointed,and the meeting adjourned.

Consequent on this popular action inSydney, .Mr. Pearce advertised the Aus-

tralia and Zealandia fo run direct le-twe- en

Sydney and San Francisco, call-ing at . Honolulu. When this flagrantbreach 'of Faith" transpired, the UnionCompany 'bf New Zealand telegraphed tothe Oceanic Company .to arrange for asteamer to carry tlic-ma-il from San Fran-cisco, and the Alameda was assigned totake the place of the Zealandia, whichwill probably arrive hereon Thursday enroute for Sydney as an oposition ship.The Union Company's new ship, theMararora, of 5,(XK) ton register, and oneof the finest vessels afloat, will take upthe service at Sydney on Ieeemler .'5d.

The Mararora left Glasgow on the 5th Oc-

tober, and will doubtless be on hand ingood time. If not, the Union Company'sship Mariixrtiri w ill bring the mail.

This is the situation at present, andwe offer no comments upm it. Sufficeit to say that the New South Wales Gov-

ernment is lound to the contract. Every-thing however dejMMids upm the actionof the New South Wales Parliament,which of course may repudiate the con-

tract, but we doubt this very much inview of ' the Federal compact betweenthe Colonies.:We look for the Alameda on Saturdav

next, because it. is past u Derail venturethat she. will be ordered to make thethrough, parage in quick' j time ; andshould the Zealandia have sailed threedays ahead of her, we shall be greatlysurprised If the Alameda does not steaminto Sydney harlor first, although call-

ing at Auckland. Otlicial advices fromNew Zealand are to the effect .that thatcolony and the Union Company of NewZealand are in earnest in this matter,and tha" with the assistance of theOceanic Company as joint contractors,the service, as already announced, willbe carried through, although the trans-shipment and detention at Honolulu isvery unpopular at 'Sydney.

THE ANNUAL REGATTA- -

3

In our local columns will be found thefinancial report of the Itegatta Commit-tee, which is as satisfactory a documentas could well be printed. The receiptswere$l,l!Mi oO; disbursements, S32 75;leaving a balance in the treasury of$003 75. Considering the systematic at-

tempt tluvt wa,s made to beget distrustaud foment disconl withdhe view-o- f

causing- he regatta to be a failure, thisresult is especially gratifying. It de-

monstrates that the public were not insympathy with ,t he malcontents, and Uiepromptitude vith which subscriptionswere paid likewise shows that the resultof the races was equally satisfactory.Systematic 'training and perseverancewere rewarded with success, as theyshould ever v. : '

The Hawaiian Rowing and YachtingAsscH-iatkn- i siarts Avith a- - handsomecredit balance, which will encourage itto put forth greater efforts next season.

if the AssociationIkj! held- - in. August : next, at

111 lj 1 Iwjiicii it snouM re ueicrmmea wnatcups and trophies to oiler, the time beingample to complete all preliminariesin a satisfactory manner before thenext annual regatta. We hope and trustthat all boat clubs in Honolulu will lerepresented in the Association, and thathenceforward only harmony will prevail.In conclusion, we congratulate the Re-

gatta Committee upon the success whichattended their admirable managementof what was jusomq resju'ets a veryem1nfrrussi)rg ositioii: ' ; ! : "

The Jlorniiiif Sthr KeiiirnH.The missionary- - steam- - barkentine

Morning Star, which left this port Thurs-day morning for the South Seas via Hilo,returned to Honolulu early yesterdaymorning, on account of bad weather.While at anchor in Kcalakckua Hay,Hawaii, the vessel was by a squall,the anchor drag'ged, and several of thesails were carried away. . The sea wasrunning very high at the time and Cap-

tain Pray thought it best to return toHonolulu. The sails will be re-

placed, and she will probably remain inport a week.

Arrival of tlie t'ily of Syilnry.The Pacific Mail stcam-hi- p City of Syd-

ney arrived off prt last evening at !

o'clock, and wa duck is 1 a few minutesafter 11 o'clock, she experienced strongnortheast trades, very rough seas andheavy fweil. which caused her delay. She-brough-

jiive passenger for this port, andhad in transit for San Francisco ten cabinand sixty-nin- e steerage passengers. Inher freight list was $!s-2,':j-

. in treasure.She left again at o'clock this morning forSan Francbeo.

The .steamer Kinau did not leave yester- - ;

day, as announced, as she had no passen-- jgers for the Volcano, the .steaintr Ala- - j

mcfla not having arrived. She leaves this j

afternoon at 4 o'clock for the Volcano;trip. There are several persons at theVolcano House who will return by her

Five leu Is er '! t!

TUESDAY November 24th.

THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL SERVICE.

, - By the City of Sydney we have nev,Hwhich explains., the ... "lutentiou of . theAlamela. That vessel hasten letuinelat San Francisco to take the outgoingAustralian mail, and i.s hilled to leaveSan Francisco on Saturday, Xveiiiixr21st, fihonld the overland train bring theEnglish closel jnails. If not, si ie willprobably Ipave on Sunday brit in ejtbrevent may 13 exjected here on Satur-day.

Mr. Pearce, who is in fact the ship-building firm of Jolin Elder &. Co., Jlas-go-

after having giyfcti his adhesionto the new contract for the conveyance ofthe Australian mail, and undertaken torun the Australia anL "Zealandia on the-mai- n

line to Honolulu, repudiated hisagreement and i? detei-mine- l to run anopposition service, leaving out New Zea-land, but calling at Fiji and Honolulu.In consequence of tliis breach of faith thecontractors were compelled to make fresharrangements, which they were not slowiu doing, and "which will tend verygreatly to the success of the new line,because the Australia aud Zealandiawere out of date in their equipments andspeed, and wholly unsuited for a. first-clas- s

passenger service.Mr. Pearce, through his business

agents and "connections iu Sydney,worked up a popular feeling againstthe new , service, in which he was not aprincipal, and resolutions condemnatoryof it Were ' passed' at a meeting of theSydney Chainlter of Commerce, as wellas at a meeting of the merchants andshipowners, At tihej meeting of J theChamber, after an. interview with thePostmaster General, t was resol ved :

1. It .having been reported that theGovernment of New South "Wales hasentered into an agreement with the Gov-

ernment of New Zealand to pay a certainsum annually toward the cost of a Pacificmail service from Sydney via Auckland toHonolulu by the Union Steamship Com-

pany of New Zeflahd, to 3e; continuedthence to San Francisco by an Americancompany, this Chamber expresses itsstrong, disapproval of such a .service., in-

volving as it does the transhipment ofmails and the consequent risk of delay. .

2. That the Chamber further disapprovesof any subsidy being'paid towards a maifservice, for which tenders have not beencalled, in the most public manner.

2. That, while it may be fairly arguedthat the time has arrived for the abolitionof all steam postal subsidies, it would hegood policy on the part of the Government,if no satisfactory arrangement can b? madewith New Zealand, to pay a liberal subsidyfor an independent service direct from

'Sydney to San Francisco. -

A deputation of the Sydney Cham-ber of Commerce waited on .Mr.See, the Postmaster General of NewSouth Wales, who made the followingremarks, as' reported' hy the ;Sydriey" Morning Herald :"

Mr.t ;See said 'they. were no: doubt Still

aware that the negotiations for the pro-

posed contract were carried out by Mr.Norton before his accession to office. How-ever, he had made himself acquainted withthe details of what had been done by hispredecessor, and he had had all the tele-grams prepared.' which had' passed on (hesubject bet ween Sir Julius Vogel and thelate. Postmaster General, aridJ'r.oDi these,which have ulreadv been published, hequoted largely to the deputation.. It then .

only remained .for burn , say that Jie wasbound to carry out the intentions of thelate Postmaster General, though the Par-liament might refuse to ratify what thelate Government had done. They were inthis position, that-.unles- they agreed tothis they would have no serviceat all. Hereminded them that Sydney was to be theterminus of the service; and with regardto the passenger" accommodation, one-four- th

would always be reserved absolute-ly in the Oceanic Company, and they hadagreed to reserve more if necessary. Thesteamers they proposed to perform, theservice with between Sydney and Honoluluwere the Zealandia and Australia. Then itwas proposed on. the line from Honolulu jU

8au Francisco to 'have steamers of 3,000

tons, with expansion gear; and they weresupposed to travel sixteen knots an hour.Every facility would be afforded at Hono-

lulu for the transhipment of mails andpassengers, ami thirty-si- x hours would be

allowed there.'" "He desired alao to" rk'intout that New Zealand was always a greatattraction for travelers; and to have adirect service, not touching at NewZealand, would take a greatjnany passen-gers from us; and further, it a ques-

tion whether we should not be ac ting in op-

position to those federal principles whichWehoral all . like to see varric-- out.With regard to' the cost of the service, thenet cost to the Colony of New South Wales

1 mi.. i(i? fvu .

A3 prOPOse W OUlU uc ugaiusi,17,000 for a direct service. These were,

of course, questions that Parliament wouldhave to consider. had endeavored toplace the'deputatiqn iiV pcjssessiori efiallthe details of what Jiad taken "'pLace "up tothe time of taking: pfSceand he eft thathe was an duty bound to cary out the ar-

rangements commenced by his predecessor,subject of course to the approval of Parlia-ment.' With regard to what had been saidin reference to damage to cargo, he in-

formed them that the company cominghere would be liable to us, and whatevergrievance we had we should look to thatcompany to make it good. It was-quit-

optional for New Zealand to cany it on,but in the event of our having a direc tline we should have two competing lines to

America. If the service was found not to

be a good one it was quite competent for j

--of,,. in ratifv it: if it was !

jraniumeiifc ivf t.i.- - -- - -

good one, it was better for us to have this !

.JL:. ia pvptv confidence in the'service, "v

SHEL

r cent to liasei s of elothinjr, ete

of Goods.

KOOM- -

decU

Steamer. 230Ktl-H-

NOTICE.

''III--: rXDKItSliiXKii tjiv-r.-. ... nrtwi ..i - - - i.tliat lie ri tbe Mol tiwnor iA 11,. 1. .,..c. .irLx-..x- - ; .... : v'- -

"r",K' vi!s & ccj .unci that 110 other partvor parties possess any interest theieln' HKNRV IAVls..Honolulu, November 2.5, 18S5. 2f

SUPUEMK COUJtT OK TIIK 1IAWAIMXIn probate. In the matter of thewill of the late Honorable li. II. Austin, deei-ane-

Kefore McCully, J.Wliereas, an exempli, ation of the probate ofthe la.st will and testament of the late Hon. U. II.Austin, of Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, deceased,from the Hurrosate'a Court of Krie county, fcilatc

of New York, has been filed in this Court, and ap-plication has been made by Mrs. Marian K. A us-ti- n.

the executrix named in the will, for the is-suance of ancillary letters of administration withthe wit) annexed,

Jt Is hereby ordered that this matter be heardat my chamber in Honolulu at 10 o'clock a. m. ofWKHXIvSHA Y, tho J.r.ih tlay of November Inst.,ami that this order he published three times eacliin the Dailv Aivkhtiskb and "JaiJy Bulletin"-newspapers- .

Dated Honolulu, November 17, 183.LA WHENCE Mc ClI.f.Y,

Justice (Supreme CourtAttest;llKNRV SMITH,

Deputy Clerk. :,;n llov21

NOTICET fS HEI'KBY cavtN THAT CERTAIN'1 leases having been stolen from the under-signed. KWONO WO bfNO CO., all persiHare not.Ile.l not to lend money ', Ti eleases were (l; certain lease from Joe Heleluhe, k,and akeki, w, to Kwong Wo Sir. A CoMtuated at Waikiki. Mokopuni, Oahu; theMase)t Vn,Vear9 iT(Z" May "' entyear. The lease was not recorded byparties?8' " U record the guilty

(2. Certain lease from Kahele to Kwong WSing A Co. on land Mtuated at Ilamolliilii, a,

Mokopuni, Oahu, the Iei.se to run 10years from Slay ir, is.,.--,, fr R rt.,lt oI .100 forfirst year and ?.,0 for each following. The lea.sewas rec orded by the owner.

These leases were stolen," together with a lot t.freceipted bills, etc., two month ago, during theabsence of the company's manager at HawaiiKWOXfl Wcj KING fe ' ).

Honolulu, November 20, 1485. nov'M

Christmas and New Year'sPresents.

0. W. MACFAJtLANE & Co.

lie-- to announce that they w ill hold their usual

Christmas SalesOf FANCY GOODS this year. For particulars asto dates, etc., see future advertisements. 323tt

B. I'. EHLEKS & CO.,

DRY GOODS IMPORTERS,Honolulu, H. T.

All the Latest Novelties in Fancy (woods deceived Iy

Absolutely Pure.Tmrovl--rn- f - v. A nn.n. iof purity,

rtl-cnj't- SMfl v"; :. I'!Vi s.M inn --

i'titi-thun tis'.' fr-- .1;.

i vi'f i': cm;. :i i..! u J' !, sliort

Wi!M,'il'i:Uc.!M i, wwhuU; iv.v U . Si-- l liONLYia

K. V.y.i v f

TO .ET.

f!IK UKsiliKNl'K OK Til K I.A1K

JUDGE AUSTIN,'J 17 (iuaiiii Avenue.

tv liousuiili laWirroiimk TwoeottuKrs. lart;p lttnai, rooms, cftrriiiKeIkiusc, stahic imii l iii. kfji lmtist s. Kvery thing inperfei l order.

Terms ri'aM.iriilile t a rio;l Iiiianl. Inquire of.JONATHAN AUSTIN,

:U7 tf . UM'i' Biluip Jk t'o.'s Bank.

THEGREAT REAL ESTATE

AMI

UCIICla UHlKlllllW

UUlUVk)Offices

or .

.I. E. WISEMAN,IlUNOl.l LI , II. I.

I. C). IU)X :Hr. TKI.KPIIONK 172

(i:stnlllslieil 1HTU.)

Tlie fnUtw iiii: various branclies of Ijij.-jiu'.- willcimlile the (ml. lie 0:1 tlie Island and from abroadto gain general information on all mutters in tliefollow iin; departments:

Heal Estate DepartmentBuys ami sells Heal ! '.state 111 all parts of the

Kingdom.Values Ileal Instate and 1'ropcny 111 city and

suburbs.Kelits and lea'::s lioiises, C'ottageM, Hooms and

IjandH.Atti-iiil- to Insurant'-- , Tun s, Ue(airiiiu and

C oHerUm; of Ilentals.lravs leijal papers'of every luituie Seaitlit'S

Titles, Jtecoidi, .

Employment Department- Jlnds Kmployment in nil bruuc'ies of imlustryconni fteti wiib the Islands.

General Business MattersKeep p.ot.ks and Accounts, ccdltct Bills, loans

or invest MiuipyH. Penmanship, Knj,rrtssiris andall kind.-- , t f Copying done.

Procures Fire and f.ifo Insurance1.Atlvertlseiiieiits and Correspondence attended to.Information of every . ticscript ion cuiim cteO

with the Island coming from abroad fjllyanswered.

Citstom House Broker.: McrvliAnts will lind this De)inrtment a spc-cia- l

umiu;. ui litem, as Hiit-ru- i to eniermK jtuwt.sthrough jower of Attorney and tlelivermy thesame at a small commission.'

Solicit inj; Acnf for t kc " M I'Tl'A L LI KKI.NM ia.M'h COAIPANV UF NKW VOKK,"the largest, ktandest and souinlest InsuranceCompany in the world.

A OK XT for the

"droiit nui'liiiuloii Itailuay Itoule,'In Ameiica. Travelers journeying by ruil inAmerica will find this route the most comfortableand most t J iy li 1 : t! I . '1 he scenery is the grandestgt.im? j.ast, aim witn the ri LI.MAN. PAI.AC KJSLKKPINt i c 'A i;s and good meals along the trip,ptdit-- i ittu iiiImii from !'inployees ami reason-able fire ir route can t.--e- l this. MH. C. K.ilil.l.i:il, my cliief clerk, specially attends tothis Department, ami lor information, guidebooksmaps, etc., he will extend every com lesy.

AWKNT'fur tbe

Honolulu 1 to.) it I Opern House.Manai;t rs ol llrst- - lass I'ompunies aluo.ij vvill

address me for terms, etc.

DEPARTMENTS,Ileal INtate liroKor.

4 i(sit)iit lioiiso Itnikcr.Minify ItroKrr.

I'irv :iml IJto 1 lisili':iii'i A)it'li(.i:niiI.T IIMIlt Aoul,

Itnilroail Axcnf amieiioral ISiisiiictt Agent,

A DDI. KS

I. E. AViSEMAX,St li)'.-S- o HOXOI.VLU, H. I.

notice:.' Mi l T'IiY.VXd, I'HVSKIA.V, .Sl'll-- I

t;.')ti and accoucheur, late Surgeon tt theC'anniii Mixtion I Ioiisp, Canton. China, has openedan otlic e for the pracii.-- of medicine in all itsbranches at No. :! Kim; stre t, left sidf of ciiinaKnuiue, Uonolulii. . . 3- -7 may la

NOTICR.4 T AN AIUUVKXEI) ANSU.VL 5IKKTINCJ

i of tl. stockholders C;f W'ild. r's StecmshipCompany limited . ht-l- at their oftice on Tt'KS-- rI.) A V. Nov-mh- er 1 tli . the following ieiitiemanwere duly elected to serve durin;; tlie ensujn?year :

Satnu.-- I ti. Wild.-r..- . PresiileutWilliam U. Irwin... Vice PresitU-n- t

!Samtici P.. Kose .SecretaryWilliam C. Wilder. TreasurerJohn U. Pc.ty Auditor

S. li. HOSE,1U0 no 2i secretary W. S. S. Co.

Ev(iiy

LIGHT ! LIGHT!

Xo Jlore Ihirkness.Just received, ex MA11TIIA UA Vis, from P.oston,

Downer's Kerosene Oil.

Standard Kerosene Oil.

"Water White Kerosene Oil.

FOP. SALK BY

J. T. WATERHOUSE.

iv o rrio isI.I. PKP.SONS 1NDLUTKDTOS.J.LKVKY

tfc Co. are hcrehy mitilieil that all tteht-- i tluethe estate of S. J. LKVtY k CO. remaining un-settled on the :ith ol Xovcmher, Iss."., will be col-lected through the Courts of the Kingdom.

ai.kx. J. cai:t'p.ic;iit,WM. (J. IHWIN,

Assignees estate of x. J, fc Co.Honolulu, November --'O, iss5. " S:)r noVJ7

Marshal's Sale.

Y VIKTUK OK A JiKCKKK MADE UY TIIK13 Supreme Court, and of an onier of Jlr. Jus-tice Preston thereunder, in the cause J. It. hilva,et als. vs. A. J. et ul.:

I will continue the sale ou thp premises !f J. Jt.silva, situate at Manon,t.n the Islanl f Oahu, tmTL KSliA Y, the ith tlay of November, at11 o'clock a. 111., when will he offered onehtindretl head of cattle, more or less, brandedPxC, and runninsc at Maim aforesaid: s pairworking oxen. 40 head cattle nmre or It ss. brandedKt. running at pal-- Man.a; f horses, mares andcolts, branded PxC, and 5 horses, branded Ct. atsaid Manoa.

Also. 3 bulltK-- cart-"- , H yoke and :i c hains.Ft.r further particulars applv to

ASHKOItl) fc ASIIKOKO,solicitcjrs fir Cumplainant-'- .

CKCII. KP.CJWN.Solicitoi for Jef-'fid.tut-

JNO. II. SOPF.R,Marshal.

Honolulu, November 17, lv".

STOTXCR!

Hats and FeathersCLEANED AND DYED AT THE

Temple of Fashion. 277 jun23

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PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, NOVEMBER 24, 1835.

Silrrlisements.BY AUTHORITY. tofrtismnils.AND GENERAL.A fi S s Vi ;ti:it.wt..r!,fri ;;; p.to U'.:.Kk'.;:g. :,. , ,,., r j

JIiw ,rs Thorn;,. J; I:iiri lownveti.j. t, il.:.- - N,j r i.o hiijimr clas at the Y- V."...- -

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lh': I'liV ..f Sydney.t.:,-- i kill v from and afttr

Ladiesi.-ir- i.a.iy Jloweii, frfni

i:u- - 1 it .",,)l:m (,a,k Li.;,. ir,

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bark JV,v. !.--:York, (Me Nov

L'-i- t bk Ch::er a. I.:viJar 1)

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Special Notice to the. 7

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Chemically Pure AMBER SOAP Chemically Pure.'.i.: .Mdkr A: llalUs .i:!cctionery

Jn.u-.t- , s S I, NovAm t,-ri- i Kva, J Wikiu.i'.. fr H ;

Jiay, ( hI. doe O' t ."

;ito: Don't "be a Clam ICOG

COin u iartin, Irom Portland. Or. ;o:i .

Ne.v. Ti.ar- - i.iy will be observel as J

Aim ri. an Thanksgiving Day in Honolulu,j

The Honolulu Rifles meet for drill this j

evening, at their armory, at half-pa- st 7 j

. clock. ;

route to Hongkong, due N"oemo-- r IHrit lk Mount Lebanon. C Nelso'i. from Hon.'. Grreat Closing OutCO

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foreign Otlice Notice.His Majesty the Kin has received a from

His M;iJ-'-t- " lMl LVlZ.Kingof Portugal, of whichthe folioAiiii; U a translation:

"f , Dom 1X17., hy the Gra:t of King ofPortugal and the Al;jarvc-H- , of this side an.l theotb.T side of the set. In Afrk-e.- ; Lord of (Julncu andof the Conquest, Xavi;;atiin and Commerce of

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kong, due De.--eu.b-er 10-- 2i

Hawaiian schooner Malolo. C. Nei!.-:i-. troti. thSouth Sea., due Nov. 2.j--:- o.

A m. tern W. S. Bowne, A. If. Paul, from mi;I'rancisco, due -7.

Am bk ENinore, f ro:u N'cw castle, N W, duni November 20-- 30

j 1 M; S S City of .Sydney, Dearborn, fiorn thel Colonies, en route to Wan Francisco, due Novem MILLINEKY DEPARTMENT.

andte satisfied with inferior articles, just because youhave Used thern for years. Wake up nl look around,and see what are the latest and best sn.ips in the market.We know that you have heen using; snaps for washing-- andcleansing purposes laanufacturod from soapstone, pitchand diseased fats, that give all kinds of diseases, such asitch and salt rheum, and make the skin full of pimples.You did not know that these diseases were the result ofimpure soap being used in washing your clot In s. Vknow you did not. You thought that your blood was outof order, and you have een trying to rid your system ofits impurities by taking all kinds of medicines, and at the

.Ethiopia, Arabia, Persia, and of India, f to., sen 1

many salutations to Your Majesty as to one whom j

I love aud esteem. J have ree. ived the leiti-- r

ber 21Am bark Mrv Wiiiklcman.C I'.arl.iu, from san

Francisco, due NjV l".'-"- -'s

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Evervthinir Must be Sold bv December 1st.

This will be 3 great inducement to obtain HAKUA1NS in all articles of

PASSKAGKKS.AH RIVAL.

From Sydney, per City f sydnev, November2:M: Mr Ciift, Mr Drysdaie. Mr and .Mrs Ur.mu,Marquis AVuno.

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same time the system has been absorbing poisons from -ts5g

ISTO OFFER REFUSED.your clothes being washed with imjmre soaps.The "Amber," Washing and Cleansing Soap is Chemi

cally Pure, and it is the only chemically pure soap in the 3market. It is manufactured from a recipe endorsed by ET

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00; the highest medical authorities as a Pure Soap.

M FOlt SAL1S I5Y AI.T GROCKliS. TEMPLE OF FASHION.Xos. (51, m and 65 Fort Street.

Chemically Pure AMBER SOAP-Chemic- ally Pure.

which Your Majesty pleased to address to m-o- n

the 27th of Aiiril lust, giving in the sad in-

formation of the death of Her Majesty cueuEMMA KALKLEUN A LAN I , relict or His Maj-esty King Kamehameha IV. I.aun iitin this sounhappy event, I beg that our Majesty willdeijjn to accept My profound sympathy and tobelieve in the sincere prayers that I ollVr for thefortune of Your Maj jty and of all His Family.My Lord Kin of tiie Hawaiian Islands', may the(iniuipoteut hold the person of Your Majesty inHis Holy keeping.

"Written at the I'alace of .Ajaila, on the ninthlay of the month of July, one thousand eighthundred and eighty-liv- e.

"The Kiutf. lom I.L'IZ.Mo His Majesty KALAKaUA, King of the Ha-

waiian Islands."Aliiolani llale, Noveu.bir 21, ls-c- ,. d&wlt

Tenders - WnuteilTo transfer all the cast iron water pipe and fix-

tures, belonging to the Hawaiian hiveriimeut,now stored at different poinus on the Esplanade inHonolulu, and at the foot of Nuuanu street, to thelot on the Waikikl sido of the storehouse andItlacksmltu shop of the Interislainl Steam Naviga-tion Company on the Esplanade.

To transfer from the foot of Nuuanu street,Honolulu, to the Kapualwa premises In AliiolaniHale yard, the iron safe and other office furniture,galvanized Iron pipe, water gates, pig lead andother plumbers' stock and tools.

The contractor will sort and stow the pipe on

the Esplanade in cribs not less than six (I) feethigh and equal in size on the ground to thelengths of the several sixes of pipe placing eachlayer of pipe at right angles to the preceding one,and heading the pipes in each layer alternatelyaud will properly set up the safe in the new WaterOffice i'l Kapuahva, and stow all other articles asdirected.

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Freh treain uU--s and Eclairs daily fromand tifter date at Meller tV Halbe's con-

fectionery.Mes.srs. Lynns & Cohen will hold a

special sale of boot- - and shoes at l o'clockthis tin truing. v ...

The appeal against the will ut' the lateOueen Emma will be heard in banc to-d- ay

in the Supreme Court.The Intermediary Court will be held on

Friday, the 27th, as Thursday, the usualflay, is Thanksgiving Day.

This evening at 7:30 o'clock the Y. M. C.

A. will tender a reception to the crew of11. ). M. S. Con.-tanc- e now in port. Mem-

bers and their lady friend-- - are requestedto he in attendance.

Mr. J. Maby, manager of the VolcanoHouse, writes under date of the lGth thatllaleuianniau an.l the New Lake havebeen exceedingly active, and that there arenew il.iws ,,n all -- ides of the former.

Today at 11 o'clock the Marshal willcontinue the sale on the premises of J. It.Silva at Manoa. when will be offered onehundred and forty head of cattle, eightpair of working oxen and fifty-fiv- e horses,mares and colts.

The Interior oi the Lyceum on Nuuanustreet ii undergoing extensive improve-ments. The walls and arches have beenpainted and the ceiling covered with tintedpaper. Repairs are also being made to theexterior of the building.

The resignations of Misses Kate Lewisand Nettie Andrews, teachers in the RoyalSchool, have been sent in to the Roard ofEducation. These necessitated the

of new teachers, and the Boardhas elected the Misses Annie S. Walkerand Helen Ladd.

As the Alameda did not arrive and therewas consequently no reception hy the FireDepartment, the Royal Hawaiian Bandgave its regular concert at Emma Squarelast evening. A fair audience was in at-

tendance, and a pleasing programme wasprepared by Bandmaster Berger.

J'olice Organization.We have received several indorse-

ments of the suggestion in Monday'sAnvEitrisEit regarding a police patrol.Facts have come to our knowledge

(1. W. MACTAKLAXE .V CO., Agents,8 Honolulu, H. 1. ATew York Life Insurance Co.

OUOANIZEl) IN 1845 PURELY MUTUAL.

the "Stew stockTlie 4 omiii tlint OrlSlmt-i- l thv Xon-Forfelr- ur tVataroof IJf Iniiirnr

SIII12I4J MI KS.

The hull (jf t!ie schoont-- r N t;ie Merrill h.sbeen painted lilack.

The schooner Caterina brought ;o uns lim..stone from the Waimanalo liine quarry Xo em-ber 22 d.

The Mailing of the steamer Kinau has been post-poned until this afternoon at 4 o'clock.

Messrs. II. Hafkfeld t Cu.'s sl am .rov tookout 1U) tons of coul to II . U. M. s. Constance No-

vember 'J'lii.

The schooner Katiuikeaouii will rectjve a m--

foremastThe sloop Sarah took lime for Waiauae phintu-tioi- i

N'ovember 2d. She will make weekly tripshereafter to Wai-inae- , uahu.

Thesteamer Waimanalo brought ion bags sugarfrom Waimanalo November 2Sd, which weretransferred to the barkentine Discovery.

The bark C. It. Bishop will dock at the PacificMail wharf soon after the steamship City of Syd-ney leaves.

The steamer Planter took in 020 railway tiesfrom the barkentine Discovery November 23d,the balance of the 8,000 railway ties for Wainiea,Kauai.

The barkentine Discovery sails t.morrow forSan Francisco. She has already taken in 7,-lu-

bags sugar, and 210 bags rice.The British bark Lizzie Iredale, consigned to

Messrs, F. A. Scbaefer & Co., is 12'J days out fromGhisgow; and the Norwegian bark I.ovespring,consigned to Messrs. Castle Jt Cooke, is I i t) daysout from New York.

The hark Lady Bowen, with coal to Messrs. S.G. Wilder t Co., is 40 days out fro m Newcastle,X. S. W.

The following is the rejmrt of the steamshipCity of .Sydney, H. C. Dearborn, Commander:Discharged .Sydney pilot November r,th at 3:50

o'clock p. ru. F'irst 43 hours had fine weatheriuidheavy northerly swell; then came on to blowfrom southeast, soon Increasing to a heavy south-east gale, with very rough seas and heavy swell,which continued to Auckland. Received Auck-

land pilot at 1:50 p. m. on the 10th; same date atSMS p. m. discharged pilot; had light bafflingwinds and smooth seas until the afternoon of the16th (S0 2' SJ, then heavy norther with roughsea for 24 hours; thence to port had strong north-east trades, very rough seas aud heavy swell. Re-

ceived Honolulu pilot November 23d at 9:2 p. m.

-- OF Aels gco.ooo.oooSurplus Over - " 10,000,000Annual Ineome H.O00.00OIncome from Interest in 14 --

, ; 2,873,asIeatli lAHMe In HHt - ' 2.237.I7

Excess of Receipts, 1,213 Larger than any other Company,. ; ,. ,

lenth Ihmh 1hI1 lSere Ikurlus Yeir ........... .......3,OO0Iusiirnuee In Force on lliewe IIniiIh, over - 1,000,000

Ail breakage or other damage will be charged (

Millinery and Fancy Goods

Will be Opeii :lor Inspection, beinniiiWEDNESDAY, November ii,

to the contractor. Work to be commenced at theassignment of contract.

. Tenders for the foregoing service will be receivedat the Interior Olllce till 12 o'clock noon on Wednes-day, the instant, and should be plainlymarked on the outside of the envelope: "Tendersfor moving water pipes."

The Minister of the Interior dots not bind him-

self to accept the lowest or any tender.CUAULES T. U CLICK.

Minister of Interior.Interior Office, November 23, IsS j. no25

THK NKW YORK IJKK every variety of sound lfnuranre,-1rrlu(liiigOrdlar- I.lfe,Limited Pnymvnt Life, Kndowmetit 1'oliclen, Tontine Investment, and Non-iorfeltl- n IJmiteaTontitie Policies. In all of these class ndvanUtgeous Urm are offered. r r . -.- y - -

The ft Limited Tontine Policies lsnued by this I'ompony offer Rreatef iwlvonMjteif tnjtnthose offered by any other Company. Jt is virtually an Kudowment Policy, at the ordinaryrates, and offer at the termination of the respective Tontine period inq following option, to such ofthe insured as have lived and have kept their policies in force :

First To apply the accumulated dividend to the purchase of an annuity on the person whose Jlf

inHecond To continue the policy for the original 'amount, or withdraw In cash the accumulated divi-

dend apportioned by the Company to the policy. .vj n i.i V .,;, .!Third To withdraw In cash the entire equity (that is, the reserve and accumulated dividends a --

portioned v the Company to the policy). . .'. ' ', - ' "'Fourth To convert the entire equity into a paid-u- p policy, without "participation in promt.Fifth To convert the entire equity into a Life Annuity upon said person whose lif Is Insured.

Aud bnlnure of the Week,

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Popular Millineiy For full particulars, rates, etc., apply to " -- -House,

Honolulu, O. O. BERGEEv.Ueneral Agent for Hawaiian Islands.104 Fort Street 184dl6

Water Notice.From this date, til! furtliei no ice, W. II. SEAL

ESU., is alone niitliorl.ed to collect water ratesand dues oi; iwcount ot the Honolulu WaterWorks.

. He Is fully empowered to give a goo I and slilli-cie- nt

receipt, and none other will b acknowl-edged.

All parties are reqiii'sted when paying waterrates, to produce to the Uecciver their lastre-cip- t.

This Regulation does not apply to any busiuessrelating to the Water Works, which now is, ormay hereafter be placed in the hands of the Atto-

rney-General for settlement.

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N. S. SACHS, Proprietor.All "Are Invited.

Rowell, Jackson & Webster,Civil nl Mecliaiilcal Knf'necr, Survey ornaiul IlrniiKlitNinen.

DesiKns and csUmates prepared, etc., for all kinds of Mechanical, Architectural and ( Ml' 'work. ; ' V; .'

which render this almost imperative,and no matter who may be inconveni-enced thereby the thing should he done.The unprotected condition of the suburbsat all times, and the growing danger oftravel after dark, have begun to forcethemselves unpleasantly upon public at-

tention. We do not refer in this place tocomplaints of chronic growlers, but tothe statements of men of substance andcourage who are tit all times prepared todo their duty, and to assist the authori-

ties to the utmost of their power.Anot her fact which has been brought

prominently to our notice is the utter in-utili- ty

of the detective branch. Nomatter what information of thefts maybe sent to police headquarters there isapparently no result. It does seem ab-

solutely incomprehensible to men whounderstand the organization and work of

an eilicient police force to find the whole-

sale depredations of poultry )'ards in andaround Honolulu continued with impu-nity. --

V ioliee patrol would inter-fere with these predatory raids; and anactive and vigilant ioliee supervision

! :Terms ReasonableIJNSUBE !

IoutIi of (lie Iev. Abel Clm-It- .

It is witli much regret that we arecalled upon to announce the death of theKev. Ahel Clark, Government schoolteacher at "Waialua, which took placeSunday evening at !) o'clock, at the earlyage of twenty-nin- e, from consumption.As announced hy us in yesterday's issue,a telephone message was received fromWaialua Sunday morning, stating thatthe deceased was in a low com lit ion.

lie rallied a little during the day, huttowards evening gradually got worse,and passed away peacefully at the timestated above. Arrangements were atonce made for the removal of his bodyto Honolulu. It arrived here about i

o'clock Monday morning and was placedin St. Andrew's pro-Cathedr- and givenin charge of undertaker Williams. Thefuneral took place at 4 o'clock yesterday

Cousultlng aud Draughting Rooms in Campbell's U1(k-1c- . Kntrance on Merchant street. All

CHAW. T. (iCLICK,Minister of the Interior.

Interior Office, November 5, 1SS.". 313 noOtf

The Board of Immigration pro-

poses to make arrangements forthe further importation ofJapanese immigrants into thisKingdom and would request thatall jSrties desirous of procuringthe service of such contract laborwill forward their applications toWm. G. Irwin & Co. the dulyappointed Agents of the Hoardfor Japanese Immigration.

It is requested that these appli-cations be sent in without delay

Save Yourself aud Tours From, .

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H. K. Mclntyro & 13ro.,IMI-OKIKI- AND DKALliRH IN

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Groceries, Provisions and FeedEAST lOH.VKK FORT AND KINO VIRKKTS. . ' -

"sew Joo.ls re eived by every packet from the Kastern States and Europe, resh CaliforniaProduce by every steamer. All orders faithfully attended to, and Uoods delivered to any part of thecity free of charge. Island orders elicited. Satisfaction guaranteed. IostofTlce Kox So. 15Telephone No. 92. ' 7 apl7

Loss byafternoon, and though only brief noticewas given, was largely attended. On

the collin were many beautiful tloral FIRE,t

.tributes of affection. Ihe service was

would see to it that the otlicers did notsleep on their beats. Public safety andjersonal security demands this at thehands of the authorities, and the soonera police awakening takes place the letterpleased this community will be. Sheriffsin outlying districts should likewise beinstructed to exercise greater vigilancein the detection of crime. The preven-tion of opium smuggling and gin selling

conducted by the Bishop of Honolulu HOLLISTEK & COSHIPWRECKand Kev. George Wallace, the musicalportion being rendered by the surpliced

Have Just landed, ex bark JL'PITKR, a large Invoice ofchoir of men and bovs. Ihe remains

and that the parties ordering.state as definate as possible whattheir requirements will be for the.next six months, so that the nec-

essary arrangements can be madefor the introduction of thesepeople.

CIIAS. T. GULICK.Minister of Interior and President

Bureau of Immigration.Interior Office, Aug. 21, 1885.

-- OKwere interred in the Nuuanu cemeteryMr. Clark was lorn at Rye, Sussex, Eng DEATH ENGLISH nUUCJS AND CHEMICALS,is very well in its way, but the police

force of the Kingdom cannot safely legiven up to that single branch of dutyto the neglect of evervthing else. ATKINSON'S CKLEBUATEIJ PKKFUMKH,

r ;PEAR'S GLYCERINE SOAPS, ETC., ETC.

'liiiof tlio .Moon iiiriiijfov'iiiler,1 .".

By InsuriiiR HOME. FURNlTCltK aud KFFKCTS, parsiocs of SUGAR, KICK, O KXKlS.A f. PHODl CK

and MERCHANDISE, stocks ot GOODS and I.TFE.ln tW

Mtm Fire Insurance Company.

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Assets Over ISTine Millions.

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land, April 13, lSo), where his father andmother are still living. He came tothese islands in 1874, under engagementto the present Bishop of Honolulu, to

teach in Iolani College. Several of thepupils at the time he had charge of thatschool arc now occupying, responsiblesituations in this city. In January,18S0, he was appointed to the 'Govern-

ment school at Waialua, which' positionhe held up to last September, when hewas compelled to relinquish the duties,owing to the advanced stage of his dis-

ease. Last year, in company with his

II.D. M.0 v.F'ull Moon.

No fruit should be picked when wet.Take a dry, cool day, handle the fruitcarefully, and at night either cover itwith blankets under the trees or placein some outbuilding where it will have afree exposure to air, but not to the sun.A few days' drying before putting intobarrels is advisable, for if barreled atonce fruit sjteedily decays.

Nine million acres "f land in Germany

Kx S. fS. MARIPOSA, a larue assortraent of... . . i

STRAITON A STORM'S CKrAliS,rti- - KIwiMtf fcettluyr oT the Sun.

liiomins: at t'.:13 o'clock.The sun risesthis eveninff at o'clock.--1 lie sou sets

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IHHtT OF HONOLULU, II. I. sire devoted to the cultivation of the po--wife, he made a short visit to his nativeOLD JUDGE TOBACCO, ETC., ETC.

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74-apii'- 86 Fort Street,country, hoping the change would benefit tato. The product las1 year amountedNnuanu Street.him. The deceased was held m Ingii to ,:UW.oX) tons.

Union Fire and Marine Insurance Company,Kau Francisco. California.

Well-know- n, Sound, 1 Reliable.AKKIVAI,.

MonoaV, November 2s.

Am Missionary packet Morning Star, Bray, putback

Sour Caterina, from Waimanalo

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dvcriiscmcnls.esteem by the Board of Education, whoseinterests he served with unflagging in-

terest and faithfulness. As a teacher hewas beloved by his pupils, and thenative population of Waialua have lost acood friend, as with a good knowledge

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JOHN "N O T T,of medicine, he frequently administered j The New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.,

Tlie Old Reliable.

ii:imi;ti'ki:s.Monday, November 23.

stmr Jam-- s I Dowsett. Dudoit, for Molokai,

UViWurUMakolii. McGregor, for Molokai, at 5 P m

Schr Luka, for KohalaleleNchr Haieakala, for I'epeekeoSchr Munuokawai. for KoolauS"hr Kaiubow. for Koolaii

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to their wants with much success, liewas ordained a deacon in 1SS1 by theBishop of Honolulu, but sickness pre-

vented his studying for the priesthood.

In 18:--) he married Miss Caroline Smith,sister of Mr. Henry Smith, IVputy Clerkof the Supreme Court. He leaves a

widow and three young children, wholi iv. the entire svmn'athv of the coin- -

Tlie Pioneer Life 0'InsmancetL'. ;

etl I.Hvliij '11I imj.s.tmr Kli.au, Kins, tor Maul an.l Hawaii, at!

Pstmr Walmuimlo. lor Wiiimai'uloI.orn.ze.J, for Kubului, at o p m

Stmr Likclike,I'lai.Ur,Vmeron. for Kauai, at 5 p mStmr Hawaii at 3 Pbtm W O llitl, li.ue. f- -r

JSclir Wai-jli- , for Kau, Hawaiiwohr KUukai. for Wniulu:

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l.Ki.ATIrtN OK THK I'NITKB STATFA,lloxoi.ru-- , November 23, j

AsHiiinitiir that, in acconlance with custom, therrt'si.lrnt of the CuitfJ states of America, byproclamation, has designated THURSDAY, the2ith insmnt, as a day of National ThanksKivinv,with the recommendation that it be obervel bythe people of the ltepuhlic in returning thanks tothe dreat (iiver for the continuance of His pro-tection and bounteous blssint;s to them.

Wherefore I invite ail American citizenson these Islands to make due observance

of Thurs lay, the 2flth instant, as day of Thanks-rivin- g

and I'raise, in harmony with the people ofthe United States.

The public are invifd to participate.CiKOKUK W. MERRILL.

2V nov-i- ? Minister Resident U. S. A.

NOTICE.

JiV' M C H mop,trom from KcS-- EXAMINE OUR NEW FULL TERM ENDOWMENT POLICIES.

POLICIES N0N-F0RFEITABL- E BY LAW.r .'i ''-- -

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jrraiM.'UcoAm Okjue Discovi-ry- , 3it;

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, from San Iran- - '':-- :o:- Z." "r y fe, 1

," r rCiAm bkti.e K M Howe, from Sun Frau- -

inanity m the m;ui lo- - thoy are ;iiu'-i ,

iiKn to mourn. Tln decoa.seil was anaffertionate husband and a kind father, j

OnlH?halfof hi.s hereaved relations weheartfelt rratitude toare asked to tender

tlie- - Hijiht Kev. Bishop Willi? for his;ministration at the deathhed, to lr. andMrs. Varker for their kind attention to

the deceased and liis family, and also to j

Mr. Robert Ilalstead, who iTonallymade all arrangements for the convey- - j

anee of the body and the lereaved j

widow and children to Honolulu, and j

who ministered in every jossible way to j

their comfort. 1

Kobertsou, from.clscoliritisb bark Victorja Cross, CASTLE & COOKE, Stoves, Ranges and Housekeeping Goods.Newcustlf, NSW' 11 ii M S Constance, Doughty, from 1'anama,

Uentral America --

African missionary jmcket Morimig Stu) ,

iJray, frum Micronesia, S s I

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Agents.rpHK UNDERSIGNED HAS BOL'GHT THKX Tai Cluuitr Wai Rice Plantation, belonging to

Goo Kim. with house, lease, goodwill, etc.TAI Sl'XO WAI.

ltonoUiiU. November 19. 133. nov27Plumbing, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work, 1.el Eieefeil from rorelffii i'orM.

OSS AUmeda (Ami, H O Morse, from Sandue Novewer 2W

PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISE!. NOVEMBER 24, i8So,

3ifrti5ni:cr.!s.

TO PLANTEBS. attkm;vs-at.i,aw-.INTER-ISI.AH- D

riw:ri, bbown, atokxev-atla- w and ..:. :: arc ail present m tbat supplied by"The requirements for a BraMv likt-i- to f it Messrs. J. E. Pellison & Co ViiJe public Ileal lb. M. W. McCHESjStEY & SONSteam Navigation Co.

(LIMITED.;We bare Just received, by the Hteamer ALA-MED- A,

a consignment of

Automatic Trasli Feeding

TJncolored, Unsweetened, Pure Old Brandy., Btlled at Cosnac. fur M'eJkiiiaJ an 1 l'uxi:-:'.- T'sts, ii Analyzed. j

cVe call the attention of all r.;'l-- r tr th foHownii- - ext:a.-- t from the AnalystV Report and ;

Opinions of the Prcas: I

Lahoratory, ;rel.au; llon..-- , 21 Yiailuct. London. E. C. !

"This brandy is a pure grape spirit, remarkably riclf in fragrant ethers: contains a larse amount oltannin, derived from storing in oak casks, which ui.parLs t.fli;.- - old I randy one of its valuable medici-nal properties, and will be of the greatest valu to the t hy-- : iau in those nuuieroiis cases where pureFrench brandy is the most useful ol aJl medicines.

LDMUND R. suUTHBY, M. it. C. S., F. C. S.-- '

The oulj-- two quali' es sh:pi.d "Se v, n and Ten Years old"" can be had in one-dore- n cases.

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havi: p.eckived;

May 8 tli Per Mariposa. 1,754 Packages ;

May 22d-P- er Alameda, 1,922 Packages ;

To Arrive Per Consnelo. 332 Packages,FEEETH Sd111 ja 2Ih1Av. S6

ISSOKTED GR0CEE1ES.WM. S. WEBSTJiE.(Howell, JhoKhou A AVeltcr .

Has the followiirg second-han- d Mai hinery. !n gui.d order, FOR s.U.K :

One 4ft x 12ft Multitubular Boiler, one ;ii; x sin Portable Engine, one liin x Mr. in slide Valve Engineone 6ft Vacuum Pan, with Kngiue and Pump complete; three r,o0 Ualis. liaritiers, two Weston fen,trifugals, one Mill 2ti In. by W iu.t one Mill 20 in. bv :;2 ia. h) d-- tf

which

Will bo Sold av tho Lowest jNInrket Juntos,

VT. AV. McChesney & Son,LEWIS cvr CO.,

AVliolesale and Kotail Cirocoi-s- ,

C7 and GO Hotel street. l O. Box 297. Old and NVw 210.

NEW . GOODS JUST 'RECEIVED Ox' U K. Fresh Caiilornia Fruits. Fresh California Fishand a full line of Fancy and Maple Groceries, lioods delivered to all parts of the city tree of c'.iarte

AND SATISFACTION t;UA IJ.VNTEED. '' uplO

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THE HONOLIM, . , Haw coniilctC(l aud uller lvr

X X till .'7Jtl 1(1' 1)1 lilJU 1IM lil-l- O ' (lobular l.oiicr, 1 It. I 111. XI. II.

1 CombiiiiitioiL Ioilor, 12 it. x r Ir. r in.1 Combination Stcl Uoilr. 2 it. x J U.,alo

1 Second-Han- d Tububu- - Hoiler. 1'J It. x--4 It.io5-jeJ7- -6 . Apuly to i 1lie Honolulu Iron Work3 Co. 2l31 MAIN ST.,

GEO. 1NGELHARDT,.Formerly Willi SjiiiiiicI Aolf,

Importer and I)ealer iu

CA.STLJl & COOKEHAVE RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR SALE,

Ex. " MEXD0TA," and Other. Late ArrivalsFrom New York and San Frau i.sco. a Iirge and Varied Assortment of

Merchandise, Suitable for

Plantations, Country Stores and Families,

Stoves, Chandeliers, Lamps, Crockery and Glassware.

House Furnishing Hardware,'

i h .'? ' Agate Iron and Tinware.Agent for Hall's Safe and Lock Company.

, . .. . :

Beavor Block : : : i Iort Street,Store formerly decupled by S. Xott, opposite spreckels t Co.'s Hank. :!04 nov3 80

-- CONSISTING

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Furnaces.For four nl Ave foot furnaces, complete with I

I rat bare, beareis and trush carriers. Machineof thU make are now ir. successful operation atHpreckelirv'ille, Makee Sugar Company und otber' ' ; "plantation. . f ;

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PLANTERS AND OTHERS fInterested are requested to call and examine theabove. For prices and further particulars ap-ply to .

Win. (j. Irwin & Co.,295UT Ascent.

CHO WING & CO.,

No. HI Xnuauu Street,, . JJEALEH.s IN ,

. 4Crockery, i rGlassware

AND

OhinaNow oiler for air"at ver"Iow'"ratp a choice va-

riety of

TEA SETS, VASES, FLOWEK POTS, LtKDHAXI) TREES.if 7 r 1 a

Cireat Barg-aluH- . Ureal ItnraJii.New and beautiful articles of the moxl delicate

workmanship Just received frt xn Japan.P. O. box 2 9. Honolulu. 312 jano

ONTARIO"

IJEVillL.E & CO.,SOLE AUEXTN,

SAN FilANCISCOKADG FROM AI1BAMA BOTTOM COTTON.

FIIEII FROM

MID HOT LIABLE TO XIOTJLD.

WAERMITEDTa BMtui most rurable Sail Jtnrk

111 THE WORLD.Por Solo in Honolulu.

GAUDY'S PATENT

j3 El'Xj'tE7tITC:C3r 9

. .....JAade Iroiu theYf rj Best

Ilardi Woyc Cotton 'l)uk.4 k I

NOLE AGENTS,

SAN FRANCISCO.THE BEST :

DRIVING BELT,elttier Ifwt..4or Jmpnet alTeet!

tUeui.

Tby to not Stretcli. j'tStronger tbau leather,

Bettertban Rubber,

TIIA OUTLAST BOTH. I

For Sole in Honolulu.?.tt

JUST RECEIVED

lAN'D FOB SALE AT

Lowest Market "Rates,

A Larje Stock of the Mont FavoriteBrands of

B3A.XDIES, WHISKIKS,

GENEVAS. SHERRIES. KKUMij,

FORTS, MADEIRAS, ALES, STOITS,

And BEERS, LIQUECRS, ETC

TUlNTI.i: DEW WHISKY.(In cases and casks,)

BRAND V.(Tind 10 years old,;

MEWIIEB'S KI.EPIIAXT'.JI

AN1

Budweiser Lager Beer,

ForwbJcVw ara the Sole Agents in the .Ha- -

waUaa Islands, are particularly recommended.

Town and Country Order Filled

Promptly, and SiitiwfctJoi Cinaran- -

Freetli & Peacock.23 Nauanu street, Honolulu. H. I. -

Telephone No. 46. P.O. Box 3C2.110 Ia24 dASfi

1886. Third Year of Publication. 1886THE "HTO jST v ) I, CJ TTJ

ami II Queen Mrrrt, Honolulu.

COMMERCIAL WORK.--Art is tic Color Prn ting .

PHOTO-ZNGRAVIH- C

GLOSSED LABELS.

IN PART OF- -

Made from ourown patterns.

; '?fSF FlltsT I'fclZE,-

V Otary lub!ie, I'amiibfll's P.lock. Merchant6tr-et-

A. ROSA,AT LAW AND XOTAKYVTTOP.NEY with the Attorney General, Alii

olani Hale, Honolulu, II. I. 67 mr2612-t- f

I TJl MANC ADO ATw IflWIl Jnilllfll j.

Xa. JL J. J JtC X X X x3l X Xj.&YV'' "A? " .

MATADV DlfOInu i m I I ruui.iv,Kenl Itate in any part of the lilnsf"Bought, Sold and on C'oimuisaioij

Negotiated tnd Legal Documents Drawn.

27 M KRC1IAXT STKEET,Gazette Block. Ilotiolula. 10 tf

n iLMSHKI) KOO.HS.

ROOMS TO LET.

EAT AND COM FORTA ISLE FURNISHEDN' rooms at No. i Kawaiahou lane, a few stepsfrom the (iovernnient building. A man and wifecan al.so have comfortable furnished rooms, ortwo rooms unfurnished, and accommodations tocook fur tii'unjlven. , - MRS. WARD.. ' i ISf.-t- i -

KESTAI'ltAXTS.

ASTou iiorsi; jikstauhant.Bourdby the wet k or month, CI mcaf tfefcrts,? i r,o

.Single meals 25 cents, iu the larye diniu? room.In the private dining room, i'l cents.

EVERVTIIIXO CLEAN AND NEAT,And meaLs e.vpediiiously served uj.

175sel2tf tJEORCIC CAVENAHH, Manager

PIONEERSteam Candy Factory

AND li A K R RY.F. HORN, Practical Confi-ctioiier- ,

Pastry Cook and Baker.Hotel street. 7Stf Telephone '

1

JOSEPH TJNKEB,

CITY MARKET,

Nuuanu street, opposite Queen Ktnina Premises.

Families suppl-ei- l on most reasonable terms.Cornel Beef and Pickled TonKiies always on hand,Cambridge Sausages fresh every day. Meat de-livered to any part of the city and suburbs.

173sel2tf

House and Lot for Sale or

Lease.OF-TH- FINEST HOMESTEADS INONE Island, situated on King street, within

fifteen minutes walk from the business portion ofthe city. Lot 300x200, being well stocked with alarge assortment of fruit trees, native and foreign,and the finest and largest variety of grape vineson the Islands. MAIN JIOl'SK contains four bed-rooms, parlor, dining room, bath room, pantryand kitchen. OCTBL lLDINtiS consist of car-riage house, stables containing seven stalls;, har-ness room and . servants' dwelling house, contain-ing four room's, together with large storage ac-

commodations. A tine stream of artesian wateris constantly running through the lot, and the saleof fruit realizes in the neighborhood of f r00 perannum. For further particulars apply to

w M oiFFARD,31Kif OHice of Wni. O. Irwin & Co.

Ve have received- - consignment of the mostEconomical ar.J Valuable Feed for all

kinds of Stock, viz.:

COOKED LINSEED MEAL.It Is the greatest Flesh former, Milk and

Butter producer In use.

Od Cake Meal shows about 27 per rent, of uutrltlvc matter; this, nearly 30 per cent.

100 B3. ol this meal is equal to 300 Its. of oats,or 31S Bs. of corn, or to 7H7 Bs. of wheat bian.

For Sale in Lots to Suit.Also,' out Unrivalled MIX ED FEED, as well as

our rsual supply of the best kinds of

Hay, Oat, Wbeat, Corn, Etc., Etc.

LAINE te CO.IS tf

BONE 3IEAL!

BONE MEAL!!

BONE MEAL !!

The undersigned arc now prepared to re

ceive orders for this Celebrated Fertilizerfrom the manufactory of Buck A Ohlandt

San Francisco:

The following ia .'a report of the compo-ne- ut

parts, as obtained ly Chemical analy-

sis: '

Water,... .... 8.10 per centOrganic" Jfatter. 29.18Bilicious Matter. 4.65

- Lime ...... '. . . . t . 31.70 t

"Phosphorie Acid . . 23.11Oxide of Iron , . .85 t

Carbonic Acldk ; . . . 1.83Alkali Saits.. " .52

100.00Nitrogen 2.7 "per cent.

Orders Received 'will have Promj.t

and Care fid Attention.

W. Gr. Irwin & Co.,"

Agents or the Hawaiian Islands.5tf

ALMANAC AM) "DIRECTORY

STEAMER AV. G. HALL,i M ALULA N I,)

BATES Commander

Will run regular.y to Maa'.aea, Maui, and Kona !

and Kail, Hawaii.

STEAMER PLANTER,(LLLINOE,--

CAMERON Commander

Leaves every Tuesday at p. m. for Nawlliwiil,Koloa, Eleele aud Waiuieu. Returning, will leave j

Nawiliwili every Saturday at 4 p. m., ariiving at !

Honolulu every Sunday at 5 a. iu.

STEAMER IWALANI,FREEMAN Commander

Will run regularly to Hamoa, Mau'. and Xukui-hael- e,

Honokaa aud Paauhau, Hawaii.

STEAMER C. R. BISHOP,MACAl'LRY.- -, Commuder

Leaves every Saturday at 8 a. m. for VVaianae,Oahu, and llanalel and Kilauea. Kauai, Return-ng- ,

leaves Hanalei every Tuesday at 4 p. m., andtouching at Waialua and Watauae Wednesdays,and arriving at Honolulu same day at 4 p. m.

STEAMER JAMES MAKEE,WEI It Commander

Will run regularly to Kapaa, Kauai.

T. 11. FOSTER, Pns-.dcrn-

J. En a. secretary.

PAflflf HAIL STEAMSHIP CO

TIME TBLE.

Paci fie Mail Steamship Co

For San Franciscocity of Sydney . On or about November 22d

For Auckland aud Sydney :

Australia On or about October 31s

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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO.

Urn

THE NEW AND ELEUANT WTEAMSrHIPS

MARIPOSA' & 'ALAMEDAWill leave Honolulu and San Francisco on the

FIRST and FIFTEENTH of each month.

PASSENGERS may have their names bookediu advance by applying at the oflire of the Agents.

PASSENGERS by this line are hereby notifiedthat they will be allowed '230 pounda of baggageFREE by the Overland Railway when travelingEast. ;

EXCURSION TICKETS for round trip, 125.(;ood to return by any of the Company's steamerswithin ninety days.

MERCHANDISE intended for shipment by thisline will be received free of charge, in the Com-pany's new warehouse, and receipts issued forsame. Insurance on merchandise in the ware-house will be at owners' risk.

WILLIAM O. IK WIN A CO., .

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WILDER'S STEAMSHIP'' CO,

IJmlte4l.

STEAMER KINAU,(King, Commanoer),

Leaves Honolulu as per following fschedulfc,touching at Lahalua, Maalaea, Makena. Mahu-kom- c,

KawaihaeLaupahoehoe. Hilo and Keauhou:Commencing on MONDAY. October 12th, and

thence on the first Monday following the arrivalol the "Alameda" and "Mariposa," on the 8thand 22d of each month:

The steamer Klnau will make . the VOLCANOTRIP, reaching Keauhou on Wednesday morn-ing, giving tourists two days and two nights atthe VOLCANO HOUSE.

When the 8th and 22d of the month fall onMonday, the Kinau will leave that day.

TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP TO THEVOLCANO, FIFTY DOLLARS, WHICH PAYSALL CHARGES.

The Kinau will arrive in Honolulu Sundaymornings on Volcano trips. On H ;lo trips, willleave Honolulu on Tuesdays, and return Saturdaymorning.

PASSENGER TRAINS will ronnPct with the' Kinau at Mahukona.

The Kinau WILL TOUCH at Honokaia audPaauhau on down trips from Hilo for Passengersif a signal is made from the shore.

STEAMER LIKE LIKE.(Lorenzen, Commander;, .

Leaves Honolulu every Monday at 5 e. u. tor" K.unakakai, Kahului, every week; Huelo, Hanaand Kipahulu, Keanae, Mokulau and Nuu ereryother week. Returning, will stop at the aboveports, arriving back Saturday inorniugs.

" For mail:! and passengers only.

STEAMER KILAUEA HOU,(Welsbarth, Commander).

Will leave regularly for Paauhau, Koholalele,Ookala, Knkaiau, Honohina, Laupahoehoe, Haka-la- u

and Onomea :

STEAMER LEIIUA,

(Davies, Commander)

Will leave regularly for same ports as KilauraHon.

STEAMER MOKOLI1,(McGregor, Commander'),

Leaves Honolulu each Monday at 5 p. m. forKauuakakai. Kamalo. Pukoo, Iahaina. Moanui,Halawa, Wailau. 1'elekunu and Kalaupapa. Re-turning, leaves I'nkxi Friday ti a.m. for Honolulu,arriving Satuniay looming.

B.J" The Company will not he responsible forany freight or packages unless reeipteI for, nor !

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for personul hnx'trae uoles plainly marked. Not ;

responsible for money or jewelry unless placed in jcharge of the Purser. ,

All possible care will be taken of Live Stock, butthe Company will not assume any risk of accident. I

SAM'Ij. O. WILDER, President.S. B. F.OSE, Secretary. j

OFFICE Corner Fort and Queen streets. j

69--ly Mar 30 J

PEACOCK,ie Agents for the Hawuiiau Isluiids.

1H0N W0KKS CO.wih Hie ill Uiu ISoilor. vi:

YEAR AX

Directory of Honolulu

CAU U. S, A.

(IM.TJSTRAT3BD.)

For tho Year of Our Lord 1SS(, Containing an' h I i i

Astronomical, Civil cv Ecclesiastic1! Calend'r

Palace Kerosene Oil the highest test oil in the market. Vulcnn and Electric Kero-

sene Oils, Lard Oil in barrels and cases, Sperm and Cylinder Oil, Albany CompoundPlumbago, etc., Galvanized and Tlain Cut and Wrought Iron Nails, Galvanized Cor-

rugated Iron, Plain Iron and Basket Fence Wire, Plain and Perforated Sheet Zinc,Galvanized Wire Cloth, Centrifugal Wire Cloths, Centrifugal llubber Springs,Blake Pumj Company Patent liubber Valves and Springs, I. It. Hose,

inch to 2 inch, 3 and 1 plj'. Steam Packing, round, square and flat, allstyles, Anvils, Vises, Hydraulic Hams, Jack Screws, Paris Steel Breaking Plows- - theboss plow jet; Molisse Furrowing and Breaking Plows, all sizes, Cultivators, HoiseHoes, Gang Plows, Planters' Iloes, our own make, inch Goose Neck Lane'sPlanters' Hoes, Shovels, Spades, Hakes, Forks, Scoops, Bush Scythes, Feed Cutters,Cane Knives, our own make and superior quality; Lawn Mowers, lload Scraper,Cart Axles, Faft'bank'a Scales, three sizes; Grindstones, nil sizes, Axes, Hatchets,Pick and Ax Mattocks, Pick Axes, Horse Shoes, Machine Bolts, nil sizes ai:dlengths, a full and superior line of Shelf Hardware, Builders' Hardware a full line.Locks, Buts, Screws, Hinges, Staples, Tacks, Brads, etc., Planes of all kindsBailey's Patents, etc., Machinists' tools of all kinds, Hammers, etc.. Paints, Oilsand Glass.

White Lead and Zinc, Rubber Paint, Boiled and Raw Oil, Valentine's Varnishes,Turpentine, Patent Dryers, a large variety of small paints in Oils, Chandeliers, GlassLamps, Lanterns, a large variety, Stationery Inks, Tin and Hollow Ware, Medicine.

BLUE DENIMS, 8, 9 and 10 oz. at bottom rates.

FINE RED SALMON, in barrels.

BENICIA MILLS Family Flour?

CRUSHED and GRANULATED SUGAR, iu half barrels.

GIANT POWDER. GELATINE POWDER, very tifrrtw.New ;hmI Kx peeled iter Memm.li ii Almuetla.

BLAKE BOILER, FEED, LIGHT SERVICE aud VACUUM PUMPS IN STOCK- -t

80 U

FOR THE

Official and BusinessTOGETHER WITH

PACIFIC HARDWARE COMPANY,(LIMITED),

.NueceiSHorw fo JDIlIiiilwim V . mikI Mini net olf.

Full Statistical and General informationRELATING TO THE HAW'N ISIaANDS,

Is nowr in Course of Publication. Will be Issued the

First Week in January, 1SS(.

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

Its Court and Official Calendar carefully corrected to the latesmoment.

Articles of special value to the Islands have neen prepared by ex-

pert writers, which are ;well calculated to begot great interest intheir condition and prospect abroad.

Secretaries of Societies and Heads of Departments are respect-fully solicited to make returns of their- officers, Compiler's aimbeing correctness and perfection.

Advertising Space Limited La re CirculationGuaranteed.'

Orders for advertisements received at this office or taken bv Mr.F. L. Clarke.

BUEA K K IIS,

Don tile Furrow

anu

Light !Slf-- l 1'loM's.

NEW GOODS JUST DECEIVED!

C 1 1 A N D K L I K Ii S , LIBRARY IMPS, DKCOKATKD SHADES, .SAFETY"

LAMPS, GLASS HAND AND STAND LAMPS.

KEROSENE OIL, loO DEO Pi EES, WATER WHITE.

STOVES AND RANGES.

A full assortment of TINWARE at low priros. EASTERN LUBRICATING

OILS. CENTRIFUGAL BELTING, a wry superior article.

y PACIFIC HARDWARE COMPANY, Honolulu.

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SAM JOSE,

WIIJ3ER &o CO.,IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Luiiiber and Goal,Doors, .Sash and Blinds. All kinds of KC1LIEHS' HAKDWAHE, Paints, Oils, Class, SratlinjsCorrugated Iron, Portland Cement; STEEL NAILS r..uch supciir.r to iron, end coki but littmore.

JOHN UTSCHIG.Fasliioiiable Boot 3Iaker,

No. 326 Bush St., San Francisco, Cul.

i'lU fill orders in his line at the Rhortest possibleNotice, banters will find H te their advantage to

' iU tf MR. UTSCHIG before going elsewhere .

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