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PLAIN AND FANCVBOOK AND JOB PRINTING.IT BILL-UKADs- a, VlifTIN'O. I!C?IN?9 ASD ADREM

CARD pr.ntel la the h.jftest style of th rt.

Late Clippings from American Files.

I Lit- - Kentucky IJurLorn are los-iti- j ground. It- that ?h now ajrinka

uLi-k- y r. r mn than any that Las ever been seeni i 1 rarikfurt.

l...v-r- nr I.rIif, of Kentucky, in LL me.-sag-u tot!- i- 1 -l it'ir' on Tut-sfla-y. strongly nrs:-- 9 thatl,.i.lj t t!,. c ilored people ia tbeir effort forni r;il. i - Tit 1. ami political improvement, and -s

tit- - l.opi that the interest of the peoplewill irnl tiVm n- - longer to ignore this claim.

The inert.-;,.-..- ; ia tlm number of patvnU:it Wa-hingto- n. year after year, shows the

i iv.ntive spirit which inherent in the breast ofrvery Yankee. From 163' to the presenttir.i- -. no 4 th in H.OOM p itents have been grantedl.y th.- - I'tiir il tat .

It it -- t r,u from H'a-hingt- oa that tb re were two-- ubji-ct- t'i.- - I're.i'Ient an i ion to peak ot inlii-- i in-- -. i. the importance J which be thoughtv.-- . worthy of prci.ll IIe:geH-- . vi.. the laborrn . v i j r i an. I the (Jrini- -

j'i-stior- i. lioth. heLive r.ro 1 Ul-- i attention for sometime,

m ! when h:i the opportunity be will present Li.4! "or.

An intrri".ti:i ntul perh.tpt bitter controversyi I ir.,-;- i. i.t the ofllcers O the 1'iIU tlII ir,f ;iti. the L ich Em in regard to the cowarl-- i

ami incompetency which id alleged by theI i"er :i I ri -- 1 the former. (Japtairi iSurmont bap itiii.h' il in I iru a card of indignant denial inreply t the taU-ment- s of the English captain.I he oiTi .i il investigation which U to be institutedwill probably clear up the question.

:ie member of the notorious jury who Convictedthe murderer of Fisk. of only " inan--- 1

mSiter in the third degree," had himself beenP'i:iihed by the law for gros misconduct on thehi. I. Th juror in question, Robert 1'orter, get- -

i .v.. month' imprimnment anl a fine of 5100. Tbeii in t Stokes juryman" U likely noon to be a

I.,. won! arid expre.JHion of contempt..'hiDe!i School Commissioners Lave been

for some time in this country with a view to inspectour educational ystern and to adopt nucb portionsof it a-- i m ly seern de-irab- le In the school system ofChina. They have a!o a general supervision ofthe t ducAtion of Chinese yotith now In the United

The Commi-'.-ioner- s have already visitedVale. Harvard and Amherst colleges, and willcontinue their tour through the colleges and schoolsuntil all where young Chinamen are students havebeen Visited.

A singular practice has grown up in Xfasnaihu-i.-tt- -i

ia connection with convictions for an infringe-ment (f the prohibitory liquor laws of that com-monwealth. It is said that not a few of the parties-- entenced to imprisonment for thirty day, or even:i longer period, have done penance by proxy,through substitutes who submitted to durance vileI or a ri. some of the officers of the laweoiiuiviug at this system.

As an illustration of Spain's insincerity, in rela-lio- u

t the abolition of slavery, the Tveo Iltpiblics,F.nglNh paper published in Mexico, men. ions

particulars about the Captain-Genera- l ofCuba. It says that fleneral Jovellar is, throughhis wife, the owner of three hundred slaves on a-- nirar estate in the jurisdiction of Gnantanamo.

The annual report of the Commissioner of In-

ternal Revenue discloses the interesting facts thatth receipts from the distillation and sale of spirit-uous liojor amount to mint than one blf of thewhole sum realized from internal revenue. AninMitional very large amounts derived from theexcises on tobacco. Thus fh flour-ishes on the people" vices the indulgence inliquors and tobacco or at least their indulgcuvein superfluities. The world over this is the case.

The bequest of the ox-Du- of Eronswick to thecity of Geneva, which was first estimated at $15,-noo.OO- O.

turns out to consist of $3,750,000 of realtangible property, besides possessions ia Germanyand America, estimated at 1.000,000 more. Fromthis total of $4,750,000 is to be deducted $200,000lett to Mr. Smith, the testator's man of businessand executor. A person who declared that ehowas legally married to the late Duke, a good manyyears ago. puts in ber widow's claim for dowry- iy one-thir- d of the prcperty.

One Col. II. . IIerndo:i. who was formerly alaw partner of Abraham Lincoln, bas risen tounenviable notoriety by a recent lecture at Spring-field. Illinois, devoted lo establishing two proposi-tions: Ilrst that Mr. Lincoln was of illegitimatebirth, an 1 second that he was an inQdel, so far asreligion was concerned.

The prospective completion of the new railwaybetween i'.ostou ami the West through the lloosactunnel, is t!.- - cause of ruucb self congratulation onthe part f the newspapers of that city. When theline is ..pen.-- . I they expect to divert a large pro--

At Koro the cotton crop is enormous, and thequality is remarkably good. Not a trace of diseasehas appeared, tu I the weather is all that the mostexacting of planters coulJ require. Cotton seemsgenerally to be remarkably abundant anl fine.

The su2r ferer Las extended to the windwardi- -I in Is. At L keba one planter has been preparingbis land for cane, and a'reaJy bas a Urge quantityunder cultivation, and expects this season to have SOor 10 acres planted.

II..v Siik CtKjiitD a Dinnex. A jouDg ladyof this city, says the New York Dispatch , readin the paper that joun ladies of Georgia arc..)injs.tin at the State fair for . the prize aa thebest evok. She thought it a moct noble andwomanly pift t be able to put upon the table awe.l-ORjke- d and relishable meal. On Friday,l.er mother wont out in the afternoon, and theloving daughter toIJ her he need not hurry backa.-- she would make upper. About seven o'clockthe family pat down to the supper-tabl- e. Thelaughter told her father that she had cooked all

toatTnuMl herself. The father gazed on her withadmiration, an 1 wiiJ that ehc would be a treas-u-.i

t the man who fot her f r a wife. He thensaid grace, and raised the cover of the sUr.k dish,lb elevated the carving knife and asked for theplates t be passed to him. He stuck the knifeand sawe l away at it for a while, he looked atthe edge of the carving knife and awayaain.The knife made little impression. liet.ik up the steak nnd held it near the lamp. Itwasn't a ttea'i that had been fried. It was apieee of India-rubbe- r that the lady of the housekept in the refrigerator to place her iocreatup.t.s on. The admiring parent laid down tlcsteak, sai 1 nothing, but his countenance lookedas though lie would have listened with pleasureto a sermon of the most sulphurous sort. Hethen asked for the eggs. The tureen was handedto him. II- - Uwk oiT the lid. lie gazed uponthe eg?, and then faid : "I'll be damned ifI'm wicked." And he turned to his daughterand ed her bow ehe cooked the eggs. Shetold him she had kept them in water till it wasboiling, and then poured off the water and mashedthe c"s. He laid down the dish. He called fortea and bread anl butter. He frread the butterhi the bread, and then took a bite. He splat-

tered it over the table and grasped the cup of teaand tojk a swallow. He did more spluttering,and a little coughing, and tears rolled down bis

hecks, and when he recovered he sang a hymnof thanksgiving in a way that would have beenproline in a less religious man. Then he thusad.lrcs.sed his daughter: "Marion, your inten-

tions, no djubt, were good; you were fired by anoble emulation. Hut don't cook for this familya"uin. If you d, it may cause your aged fatherto be impious. Iam not an epicure, but I can'taccept India-rubber lor bcef-fitea- k, eggs and shellsfir fried eggs, flour and 6alt for bread, and pepperessenee fjrblack tea. You may try your handat cooking, but it inusn't be on what's going onmy table, I'll be." "John," paid bis wife,

don't be profane." I don't intend to be pro-lan- e,

just now, but if this thing occurs again,I'll fjrget my piety for five minutes." Marionnow think- - Georgia State fairs are frauds, and shebaa esprereed a determination to avoid cooking-stove- s

and refrigerators as 6nares of the evil one.

VOL. XVII1-N- O. HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. FEBRUARY M, 1S74. WHOLL NO. ito.

THE0D. C. HEUCK,MI'ORTKR . M COMMISSION MKR- -CHANT. i , ,i ly; II O t.a. H I

M. PHILLIPS & Co.,A I U HOhKSII.HIMI'ORTKRS St.', II.'. M-- n. ur:!...r.K n,l

Focy ali ro, S'- - 11 K(.umr, f!. Il'.Iu.a.

E. 0. HALL & SON,M DKAI.KKS IXI.MI'ORTKRS iU.B'l '.n-r- al

nl", Comrr ' an 1 Kir.j sts..

ly

JAS.'W. GIRVIN,COMMISSION MERCHANT AND OKA I. ER

V ia 1 'rct.n ln-- . LA1IAINA.Onl--M tr-ir- n thr Mt.- -r ! an ts it :n tly i- - I to r.l r,:n

Mirillk- -.CLK'-Hl-

A. S. CLEGH0RN 1 Co.,AM) WHOLESALE A MIMPORTERS IN

Ccncral Merchandise,Corner an.l Kaahumanu ,

ocl If Nnuna St.. an 1 Corner t arid Ilut'-- M- -

BROWN L CO., ;

AND DEI.ERS IN A I.ES.IMPORTERS AT WHOLKSAI.E.Merchant rtr-r- t, ly H. I.

TH0S. G. THRUM,NEWS DEALER INDSTATIONER. Mcrthint Sire, t, H 11. I.

ocl ly

W. L. GREEN,MERCHANT. HRE-l'RO- oF

COMMISSION !lret.rei iy Wn ilulu, Hawaiian Inland.

H. E. McINTYRE k BROTHER,r ROCERV, FEED STORE AND BAKERV.

i .rr.r r i f Kini? anil lort I'lreeK.Honolulu. II. I.M I jy

H. HACKFELD & Co.KVKRAI, COMMISSION AGENTS.G IloNoLL'l.t".or ly

r. H. H1TSKI.DKXT. t. BlT-i.IJ)a-

HAYSELBEM BROS.1 LERS IN DRV G O O D S , KA N V V

DE GOOld AND CI.OTIIISU.Criterion BuiUins, Fort t. (1 ly) 2I"ii"lulu, II. I

D. N. FLITNER,HIS OLD BISl.NESS IN THECONTINUES building, K.ahumanu Mreet,

Chronometers rated by observation of the aun and starswith a transit instrument accurately adjusted to the

meridian of Honolulu. Particolarattention given toBne watch repairing, tfeatant and quadrant

glassea silvered and adjusted Charts andnautical instruments constantly on

jji band and for sale. ly

THOsTgL THRUM,ENGRAVER ON GOLD. SILVER. BRASS.1!i 1VORV, &c, c.

CUTTER IN PLANTATION.STENCIL Ni.me I'late. myI7 ly

DR. 0. S. CUMMINGS,W WO.MCEOI'ATIIIST, C3 FORT STREET.ft A Honolulu, II. I. mh'jo

THE0. H. DAVIES,(Late Janion, Green ft Co.)

TMPORTER AND COMMISSION .MER- -JL CHANT. cknt roa

Company, aud British and Foreign Marine insuranceCom nan v.

mh23 Fire Proof Buildings, Kaahumanu and Queen Sts. ly

S. B. DOLE,a TTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE OVERJ. Richardson's Store, corner of tort and Merchint streets

oh2J Honolulu. ly

ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & CO.,M PORTERS AND COMMISSION MERC-

HANTS,JCorner of Fort and Merchant Streets. nih9 ly

CASTLE & COOKE,AND DEALERS INIMPORTERS MERCHANDISE,

SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,fj No. 60 Kins; Street, Honolulu, II. I. ly

""

LAWRENCE McCULLY,ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE IN THEj, Attorney General's rooms. Court House, Honolulu.

fc7 6m

CHUxcd.,"PORT ERS OF AND D E A L E RS IXIM CHINA GOODS

Of all description, an 1 in all kind of Dry Go-xls- . Also, con-

stantly on hand, a superiur quality of Hawaiian Rice.

s2S Nuair.u Street, Honolulu. ly

AT LAW AND LAND AGENT.ATTIIRNEV in all the Courts of the Kingdom. Hewill attend the Circuit Courts on Kauai, Maui and

Hawaii, and visit either of th"e Islandsou sjiecial business.

muii O.Tice on Fort Street. ly"

B0LLES & CO.,CHANDLERS AND COMMISSIONSHIP MERCHANTS.

In'povters and Dealers in Gen- - ral Mercbin.llsv. Queen Street,Honolulu, I'a'.aiian Islands.

Airents lor the Kaanakak;! Maunalua an 1 Kakaako Saltft Works. ly

ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT,MERCHANT AND GEN- -CIOMMISSION SHIPPING AGENT,

Honolulu. Hawaiian Islands yi ly

PEUKLVS A: HOUSE SPATENT

Metallic Kerosene or Coal Oil

SAFETY L.AXYIFSAND

C? S. 2NT S3

IIIIS ISTHE ONLY IRSOLI'TELY SAFE1LAMP AND FILLING EVER MA1K.

1. It is prrfrrlly anir from eiplosiou,to its scientific structure.

"2. Il will not brrnli. mi.le c.f icrUl.

3. It is rendered perfectly rlrnu by its patent dripcup.

I. I: uses onr-lhi- rtl l oil in proportion to thehcht given, without odor.

5. It tivi-- a much mill " brillinnl lilil. an l moresteady tha:i a: i t!.- - t ; -

j

A IX). THEBEST WINDOW SHADE IN THE WORLD ! j

'HIS SII IDE H AS TAKEN THK FIRSTPRIZE at the last tjr if the M ... a:i.v-s- Institute in

San Francisco. AN., at Ir. l:r.al Fa:r at Sacra- -

memo, for IsTl.Mannfartnred from all kind- - i.f uoiI nitable for

I lie pnrjuoe. j

Its fixtures w..rk l p rfe,-t- : n. anl vr pe; out of i r ier.W e paiot in every er.!..r .1 sire I; it is :, a perfect iiuitat;. nof insi le 1)'.;:.J5.

W. G. NI'.EMI.VM .V CO..Wa.luku, Maui.

S A ts f r II iv.v.itn Islands.Or.l-r- s my l.e 1. 1: .::i .S )' I.EGH'iRN Ac CO .

II ti. lul.:.

AUSTRALIAN WINES!ED, W II IT E, M I'SCAT. FRO NTIG XA X,R lr Sale bv

CHAS LON'ii.

asiittss d"aris.

A. W. PEIEOE & CO.,..ersSow fo ' '. L. U'rhurls d: Co.)

1 1 (II (M)hKRS AN1 GENERAI COM-

MISSION MERCHANT:?. Uor.r.lula, ILanan I!mnd.

E. P. ADAMS,CTIONEER A NO COM MISSION MERC-

HANT.VIyji-r- a strt-1- , lionuljla, H. I. J3 ly

F. HORN,NO. 4 IIOTEI. ST.,CONFECTIONER. Honolulu. J-- 'J

AF0NG & ACHUCK,I M I O R T E R S , V II O E S A I, E A S D R ET A I L.JL U..-al- in Ocni riil JI'TcrianJiie. tire-pro- oi

nu rtre.-ts- . ilJO ly

a. W. JVTiD. K W. lilXK.JUDD & LAINE,

r'ltOCKKS AM) PROVISION DEALERS.Ji Family Urcery and Ferd Store,

52 F'Tt S'rfrt, Honolulu. dO ly

M. S. GRINBAUM & CO.,AND WHOLESALEIMI'ORTERS Ciiittiincr, Hats, Caps, Boots nd Shoes,

and every variety of lientleuien's Superior Furnishing Goods.Sf. re formerly liy . A.Al.lrich, Makee'a

i.UJ lii.lc, Queen Street. ly

JOHN THOSi" WATERH0USE,MPO RT E R AND D E A L E R IN G E N E R A LI MERCHANDISE,

n'i'J Queen Street, Honolulu. lvJ. s. Walkkr S. C. Allkm.

WALKER & ALLEN,rHIPI'l.NG AND COMMISSION MER- -3 CHANTS. HONOLl'LC. II. I.

il.KSTH FOBHawaiian racket Line, Spencer's Plantation.I'rinceville Plantation. N'aalehu Plantation.Onouiea Plantation.

Imperial Fire Insurance Company, London.Merchant's Mutual Marine Insurance Co., San Francisco.N'or. Western Mutual Life Insurance Co.Schrs. Fairy Queen, Active, Mary Ellen and Pauahi.

jail ly

M. McINERNY,AXI) DEALER I.NIMPORTER Hat, Caps, Jewelry, Perfumery,

I'nckel Cutlery, and every description of Gent's SuperiorFurnishing Goods. IT Benkert'a Fine Calf Dress Boots,always on hand.

N. K. Corskb or Fort asd Mehcbast Strrsts. jail ly

LEWERS & DICKSON,E A LERS IN LUMBER AND BMLDINGI) Materials. Fort Street. iy

DILLINGHAM & CO.,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IX HARD.L WARE,

Cutlery, Pry Goods, Paints and Oils, and GeneralMerchandise.

u20 No. 95 King Street, Honolulu. ly

C. BREWER & CO.,AXI) SHIPPING MERC-HANTS.COMMISSION

Honolulu, Oal.u. (au'23 ly) Hawaiian Islands.

ALLEN & CHILLINGWORTH,KAWAIIIAE, HAWAII,

IV'LL CO.VTINCE Til F G K N E R A LT MERCHANDISE and SHIPPINU BUSINESS at the

above port, where they are prepared to furnish the justly cele-brated Kawaihae Potatoes, and such other recruits as arerequired by whale ships, at the shortest notice and on themost reasonable terms, (auitt ly) FIREWOOD ON HAND.

i

IJHVSICIAX AXD SURGEON, CORNERKaahumanu Sts , near the Post-offic-

au23 ly

C. S. BARTOW,CCTIOXEER, SALESROOM ON QCEEX

ju!4 Street, one door from Kaahumanu.

P. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,IMPORTERS AXD COMMISSION MER- -i CHANTS,

Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.

BISHOP & CO., BANKERS,OXOLULC HAWAIIAN' ISLANDS.II DRAW BILLS OF EXCHANGE ON

Tbe Bank of California... ...San FranciscoMessrs. Lees & Waller........ New YorkTremont National Batik BostonOriental Bank Corporation...... LondonOriental Bank Corporation, payable in Sydney, Melbourne

and Auckland.Atrents for the Manhattan Life Insurance Company of Ne.7

York.Receive Deposits, Discount First-clas- s Business Paper,

attend to Collecting, Ac, &c. my24 ly

R. H. STANLEY. '.

AXD COUNSELOR AT LAW.VTTORXEY Fire-pro- Building, Kaahumanuap.o Street, Honolulu. 15 in

H.

FISCHER & ROTH,If ERCHANT TAILORS. 38 FORT ST.,i" apitS Honolulu, II. I. ly

THOMAS SPENCER,CilllP CHANDLER, DEALER IN GEN- -

eral Merchandise, Island Produce, &c. andCOMMISSION MERCHANT,

Btkos's Hay, Hilo, Sandwich Islands.Will keep constantly on hand ii extensive assortment of every

description of (roods required by ships and others.The Inchest price civen for Island Produce.

XZT Money advanced for Bills of Exchange at reasonable rates.via ly

"HYMAN BROTHERS,

PORTERS. WHO LES A L E AND R ETA I LIM DEALERS INDry G ojs, CL.thiiii.-- , H its H'urnisliin? Goods, Ladies' and

Gents B.Kjts and Si. s Yankee Notions, 4rC, &c,Capt. Snow's Iluildint;. '

U Merchant St. Honolulu. ap!9 ly

IRA RICHARDSON,AXD DEALER IX BOOTS.IMPORTER Clothing, Furnishing Goods,

Perfumery, &c.Corner of Fort and Merchant St lpl91.v Honolulu, H. I.

WILDER & CO.,TO DOWSETf i. CO.SUCCESSORS Fort and Qaeen Sts.

Dealers in I.umbor. raints. Oil, Nails, Salt, and Buildingapi Materials, of every kind. ly

JUST RECEIVEDEX BARK CLARA LOUISE !

FORBES, MASTER,

FROM PORTLAND, ORECON.

Cohimtia Kiver Salmon, bbls. anJ hf. this.

Salmon Jellies, half larrels and kits.

Lard.

Johnson n: SpauUling's Suar Cured Hams,

Dellimrer's lMut IJread,

Preserved Salmon in 1 lb. and 1? lb. tins.

Wheat.Oats.

Bra n.FOR .K IM

ell il. H ACKFELD X CO.

bo woi. ii:VB.its.THE I'NDERslGNED I'ONTINl'Eti tuy W .. s at c - I pr.cf. W.-ol- ciminp tomarket this Spr.tV part.cularly .leire.t to maketreit-h:-.

?m C BREWER 4 CO.

itttrbanicil.

KEALOHA & PAN EE,House, Ship and Sigr Painting!

HOTEL STREET.

OPENED THEIR SIIOI ON THEHAVING are prepared to do al manner of work iatheir line of buainest. Chnf; reaacnahe, and all wf rk donewith neatneu aa 1 dispatch. ja3 ly

F. A. SCHAEFER,Bremen Beard f Cndf rwrilf r,AGENTDresden Board of I'idtrwrileri.

Agfnl Viruua Bonrd of L'ider wr Her.Claims against Insurance Companies wlLin the jurisdiction

of the above Boards of Underwriter, will have to he certifiedto by tbe Agent to make them valid. ja3 ly

J. M. OAT & Co., Sailmakers.OLD Ct'?TOM nOUSE. FIRE-PR-0F BUILDINU.

On t.'.e Vharf, Foot of Nmanu trvt, Ilono- -lulu. II. I.

Sails made in the Best Style and Fittedwith Galvanir- J Clues and 'tumbles.

King oC nil Ieor ipllou inndr- - aad rrpnlrrd.Thankful for past patronape. we are pr pared to execute all

orders in our line, with dispatch and in a satisfactory manner.fe22 ly

CABIN1ET MAKER'S SHOP !

THE CNDERSIGNED."FY-- l . .

frpjoivf, oeps to n' tny ins irenus anaJ public generally, mat he has taken

Sliop o n 3T" ort Stroot,i one door below the Government Building, where he will bej found hereafter, prepared to carry on the

CABINET MAKER'S IH'SINESS.in nU its branches ainl on the most reasonable terms.

SECOND HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT AND SOLD,and

j Repairing Done Neatly and Expeditiously.l'lonso give lilivi n Cull.

ap20 tf DANIEL McCORRISTO.N.

i W. FISCHER,Cabinet Maker and French Polisher

a'Jtf Hotel St , near th6 Drug Store of E. Strchz ly

E. C. ADDERLEY,Saddle and Harness Maker,

corner rr-w;- v .

Fort and Hotel Streets, Honolulu. EftMis

Try Carriage:) Trimmed with neatnesi and dispatch. IslandOrders attended to promptly. au'23 ly

THE PLACETo pet your

Cftrriftgo T x 1 m m iugTRUNK WORK OF ALL KINDS,

and Oeneral Repairing done with neatness and dinpatch,No. SIJ King St. ft 8 R. WHITMAN.

P. DALTON,Saddle nnd Harness .llakcr,

Kin U STREET, HONOLULU.- II .en ,il.lU Im Clina I Aflth.Or

JJ 11(11 1 ' y LlHUMI M JtlV (L.muer, Constantly on Hand.

Orders from the other Islands promptly attended to. jy 25 ly

HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.STEAM EXG1XES, SUGARMills, Boilers, Coolers, Iron, Brass and LeadCasting1?.

TO ORDER.

Particular Attention paid to 7if's Blacksmilhina.Tr Job Work executed on the shortest totice. jy26 ly

H. VOSS,o. i Merchant Street,

MAYlFilTlRKIl i.D DEALER IX riRXITlUEAND BEDDING,

Old Furniture Repaired and Upholstered.The best Curled Hair constantly on hand and for sale. All

ap'JtJ orders promptly attended to.

McCOLCAN & JOHNSON,3. Mrrchnnl Tnilom,Fort St., Honolulu, n. I., opposite Theod. C. Heuok's.

ap28 ly

THOMAS LACK,(SUCCESSOR TO JOBS SKILL.)

nvr k. g xx x 3xr x s tNO. 40 FORT STREET,will attend to all orders In the

LOCK. tlX &. G EX ERAL REPAIR L1XE

He win pive special attention to cleaning, repairing and reg-ulating Sewing Machines, and all other kinds of Liht Machineryand Metal Work of every description, UlncUniif hiittf, Ac

ALSO. ON HAND AND FOR SALE CHEAP,

A Variety of Sewing Machines,Gnns, Pistols, Shot, Ammunition,

MACHINE OIL, NEEDLES, Ac, Arc.Sewing Machine Tuckers, Binders, and all other extra and

duplicate parts of Machines supplied on short notice.XT Best Machine Twist. XI

C0L8 AGENT IS THIS KINGDOM FOR

The Celebrated Florence Sewing Machines.jy26 ly

THREE STYLISH BUGGIESPER CEYLON I

DOR SALE BVoc25 C. BREWER & CO.

THE HAWAIIAN HOTEL!'.HE PROPRIETOR WILL SPARE NOI pains to make this

ELiEG-- A IXT T XX OTEIjFirst-Clas- s in Every Particular !

ROOMS (AX BE HAD BY THE XTGHT OR WEEK !

with or without beard.

HALL AND LARGE ROOMS TO LET FOR;u.S PUBLIC MEETINGS. OR SOCIETIES. ly

THE KHOi: HOUSEKKALAKKKUA HA Y HAWAII.

Mieif'AhtirrrvLbthe leeward side of Hawaii, has lor.g ben famed as a place ofreort for invalids wua brcnchilal, or meg a:seas-s- . nh itspare and mild atmosphere, with its absolute freedom fromstorms ir hiph wind, with its porous soil which, with all itsrich vetetation. retains no dampness and yields no malaria, andwith an unvarvir.g temperature that of the Am-ric- an or j

Southern Kuropean June ALL THE YEAR ROUND, the'

climate cf Kor.a i one of the heiithiest and mo-- t luxurious r.n :

theglole.The undersigned, at his house at Kaawaloa. a house une- - i

qualed in the district f'r s re, cleanliness, commodrousness, j

and thoroughness of furnishing, is prepared to give boarders j

excellent rocms and all obtainable comforts ia the way of diet, at j

the low rate of $ 5.00 per week. There are fresh water bathon the premises, and fine sea bathing within a short distance, j

The steamer Kilauea and the schooners Uilama and Prince, run I

regularly between Honolulu and the Knawaloa landing. j

The undersigned employ no agents nor runners. His housepeaks for itself upon inspection. A.A.T0D1.Katwaloa, Kelakekua Bay, Kona. Nov. 15. lsT3. no29

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CHAS. BLACKBURN,CAHRIU.i: AM) WAG0 BIILDF.U!

No. SO King Si..Next do r to Wr-!.- 1 ,t Co. 'a I'.lckiri:h Shop. All order

I r rnpiiy aiten.lrd t.i. ly

J. H. THOMPSON,General Blacksmith, Fort St., Esplanade.

HAS CONSTANTLY 0 HAND ANDtalc at the Lowe Market Prices, a fcood astort--

ment of the Best Refined Br Iron, and the Bestacksmith s Coal. clS ly

JAS. L. LEWIS,Cooper and Gauger, at the Old Stand,

C O RN E R OF KING ANDBETHEL Streets. Would inf rm Planters fTTAgents a-- .d others that, in addition to his '

furmer iar;e Stock of Tierces Barrels and Casks, by the arriv-al cf the aaip Corii.ga from Boston, te Las received

31SO lib!. ShooUt nnd Couluiurra.Of a superior quality, which i!l l sold reasonable in lots tosuit.

He hopes by att.'nti.-'-n to business to merit a continunnce o fthe patronage which he has heretofore enjoyed and lor whichhe now returns his thanks. nl5

JOHN FREDERICK KENYON,MILITARY. X-ll'.l- AXD CIVIL

T A I Ii O il ,Kins next dvr to Bradley's Barber Shop, Honolulu. o4 ly

rjS: -A- ND- i $

GENERAL BLACKSMITHING !

rMIE CNDERSIGNED HAS TAKEN THEm. Hhi.p at the foot of King Street, near the bridge of

where he will lie prepared to execute all orders Inthe above line with dispatch and to the satisfaction of custom-ers. He learned how to make a shoe and fit it to a horse fromthelateE.lt. HARPER, well known as thorough Farrier.I'leae give him a call. HENRY C. SHELDON.

Honolulu, Oct. IT, 1S73. ol 3m

DG ISixis Stroot. OOM. T. DONNELL,

IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF

ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE !Suitable to this market.

Xy Old Furniture repaired and Mattrasses of all descriptions made to order.

Before buying elsewhere call at SiSandSS Kintialreetoc4 ly

C. E. WILLIAMS,Manufacturer, Importer and Dealer in

3?" XT XI IXT X T TJ IX 33 !

(IF EVERV DESCRIPTION.Furniture Ware Room on Fort street ; Workshop at

the old stand, Hotel street, near Fort.N. B. Orders from the other inlands promptly attended to.

BUZI ly

PHOTOGRAPHS, PORTRAITS, VIEWS

AND COPYING DONE IN" THE BEST STYLE,

At the Cosmopolitan Photograph Gallery !

C4 and 66 Fort St. (jail ly) II. L. CHASK

CHAS. T. GUL.1CK,

NOTARY PUBLIC,AND

AGEXT TO TARE Al'KXOWLEDGEMEXTS FORTj V. 33 O PL .

au23 ly Interior Office, Honolulu.

C. WEST,Ufliron and Carriage Dallder, 74 and 76 Ring St.,

Honolulu. (jalS ly) Island orders promptly executed.

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A. D. BOLSTER,Ilonse, Ship, Sisn, Carriage &. Ornamental Palutlnp

In all its branches.AT THE OI.II STAND. ON KING

Street, will execute all orders in his line with promptness,at low rates, and in as good style as any. ja4 ly

O. BF.GF.LKFN. K. KISTLRR.

C. SECELKEN & CO.,Tin, Copper, Zinc and Sheet Iron Workers,

Xanana Street, bet. Merchant and Queen,ft HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND

Stoves, Lead Pipe, Galv. Iron Pipe, Plain and HoseBibbs, etop Cocks, India HuDDer Jlose oest inlengths of 25 and 50 feet, with Coupling and Pipe com

plete. Also, a very larfre stock or Tinware of every descrip-tion. Jobbing and Repairing done to order promptly and war-ranted. Funicular attention givea to Ship Work.

Thankful to the citizens of Honolulu, and the Islands jren-eril- y.

for their liberal patronage in the past, we hope by strictattention to business to merit the same for the future.

Xj Orders from the other Islands will be carefully attendedto. ap!2 ly

FAMILY MARKET!

Choicesf M( ji(s from the Finest Herds

Fish, Poultry, Vegetables, &c,FuriiNhril lo Order.

Tneniari nurf Tharailnfn-Ve- al,F1XTRA. Frilny Flh.Suu day Lambi

;L"n!es otherwise ordered.)

The Proprietor having erected a neat an I commodious

Vegetable, Fruit & Poultry Market,Connected with trie' Family Meat Market, will be prepared topromptly and satisfactorily 11 orders for everything requisitetofurniih the t .Me with a!! the Substantial and Delicacies thecountry affords.

Shipping supplied on Short Notice,

cTm"chnrpe. "m

500 GALLONS LIME JUICE

F-ln- IE J'" A.W.PEIRCECO.

COCOANUTS !

lOOOO t'OCOANLTS FROM SOCI- -KTY Islands suitable for planting.

olS For Sale by A. W. PEIRCE CO.

Rum, in casks or barrels.N IJOND OR DUTY PAID.

ncs For Sale by CHAS. LONG.

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THE IIKIT1MI AM) FOREICNMARINE INSURANCE COMP'Y,

(.LIMITtD.)RISKS AT THE LOWEST4CCEPTS clause in the Polic'r of t'n Company are

specially a.'.vantaftecu. TH II IAI'.Airertt.

THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMP'YIues lire and Life rolUles

THE MOST LI It E R A I. TERMS. ALLON .or Li e ttled with prompt lu.ler.15 ly THKO. II. I'AVIK.S A.-e-

I M I I'. 11 I A I.FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

OF LONDON.(.Iiililulrd IS03.)

CAPITAL. S.(MIO.O(H) IN Ulll.ll!riMIE UNDERSIGNED ARE PREP RED

M. to issue pohcu on F.re Kisk(ith or without the avei-ag- e

clause), on Plantation Ruildinj! an.l Machinery. Privatel'we!lins, linck. tone and W oodon stores, Mrrchandisr, CLumber, Ships in Port, the most favorable terms.

XT A II lour) udjuaK-.- l anal pii i.l lor here XIFor particulars apply at the office of

WA1 KFR A1.1.VN.au'23 ly Ajrents f.r the Hawaiian Nlai.ds

TRANSATLANTICFIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

of I Ih m Imi ru'.Capital, One Million Prussian Thalers.

finiE UNDERSIGNED HAVING HE ENm. appointed Agents of the uU.ve Company are nw ready to

Isne Pollrlrs a?aint Uiks uf l ire, on Brlldln,Ic rrhamline uiid 1'nrnllurr.

on terms equal to those of other respet-labl- c. nip.iiiii s.Losses paid for and adjusted here.

F."r particulars apply tooc4 tf II. HACivFKl.Ii k CO., Agents.

1 1 a m 11 u 11 ; 1 1 - it 11 1 : m 1 : nFIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.rfHE UNDERSIGNED. HAVING IIEEN

JL Appointed Agents of tbe abovo Company, are preparedto insure risks against Fire on Stone and Kriek UuildinK",and on Merchandise stored therein, on moat favorable terms.

For particulars apply at the orhce ofs20 1y F. A. SCII A F.FF.R V CO.

Fire and Marine Insurance.riMIK UNDERSIGNED HAVING IIEEN

JL duly authorized

By the firemen's Fund Insurance Comp'y.,of San Francisco to write both Fire and Marine rifks, are pre-

pared to accept Insurances onDvrrlliuifo, Huilditijf , M erclin uallr, Furul

lurr, Vmrli in Port, inial lakeCaro RIks, to and from this, and all lorclpu Purls,

at the most Favorable Rates.juUly HISIIOP V CO.

Boston Board of Underwriters !

GENTS for Ilic Hawaiian MnuiU,V mhl ly C. IIRLWKR ti CO.

Philadelphia Board of Underwriters !

4 GENTS lor the Ilawnilan Mil ml.,2. mhl ly C. llREWKR A: CO.

NOTICE. MASTERS OF VESSELS VIS- -1 ITINd this port in a disabled condition and insured inany Ol Ou U.on liiH.4ctf1il. omc wws 4itreports and accounts duly certified to by us.

mhl ly C. IIRKWKR ft CO.

BOSTON BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.rMiE. r'iF?i"rvl'- - invvru on thejL DOiton Board or Lnilerwriters, notify Masters of Vcanelsand others that all bills for Repairs on Vessels, and all billsfor General Average purposes, must be approved by the Agentof the Boston Underwriters, who must also be represented onAll Burveys. or such bills will not be allowed.

o26 ly C. URKWKR ft CO., Afrenta.

CALIFORNIA INSURANCE COMPANY.m

UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS OF THETMIE Company, have been authorized to insure risks on

Cargo, Freight nnd Treasure.from Honolulu to all ports of the world, and vice versa,

olio ly H. HACKFELD ft Co.

NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILEINSURANCE CO.,

OF LONDON AND EIMNIUJTtGII.ESTABLISHED, 1309.

CAPITA L 2,000.000Accnmnlaird nnd luvrtiril Fund, 2,838,1 IN

rMIK UNDERSIGNED HAVE IIEEN A P--K POINTED AUENTd for the Sandwich Islands, and are

authorised to Insure against Fire upon favorable terms.Risks taken in any part of the Islands on Wooden Buildings,

and Merchandise stored therein, Dwelling Houses and Furni-ture, Timber, Coals, Ships in harbor with or without cargoes ornnderrepalr. ap5 1y F.D. H )FFCH L A EC1ER ft Co.

HAWAIIAN SOAP WORKS

ii IV K V &, C O . ,

Manufacturers and DealersIN ALL KINDS OF SOAPS!

Leleo, King Street, Honolulu.Beef, Mutton and Goat Tallow Wanted !

Orders Left nt Irn Rirhnrdaon'a Root nndShoe Store will inert with prompt

apl2 Allrmlnnrr.

FRAZER RIVER RED SALMON!SPRING CATCH :

IN PRIME ORDER.

Foil PALK BY

CASTLE & COCKE.

J . NOTT & CO.,Urnzioi'H,

TMN. COPPER, ZINC A ND SHEET IRON-WORKER?,

Are prepared to do any and all kinds of work in their line.

COPPER WORKof nil dencriptionat 111 a alp to Order.

WATER PIPES, GALVANIZED AND LEAD.taid on or repaired.

GUTTERS AND SPOCTS, and all kinds of TinWork on Buildings done on Short Notice.

IN STOCKA FULL ASSORTMENT of MATERIALSin the above line, which they OFFER AT LOWEST PRICEStogether with a fine assortment of

Cooking Stoves,Ship's Cabin Stoves,

&c. &c.v &c.REPAIRING PROMPTLV ATTENDED TO

SMALL FAVORS THANKFULLY RECEIVED AT

r.08 NO. O K A A HUM A N I STREET.

TOBACCO,X BOND OR FTr.lVbVD CH A3. LONG.

l'.'.JX3tXg8... r : r .'.-. a

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X T Pus. ne Cards, when 1 for )tt'. ri!i..'J.ic.'unl Iron U.r rate, h.ch are f r lrmi.n.t a l.-- '

icnH when y. or charged quar'er'yMaMatiaMawaaHBnaMBaawaaaaiuMiiJ

Tlcr.ifstif proiatf.

iio.i:i:k iiill. i.aii ia t.Jk Tt'RTON. I" 1 mp r la 1.1 ..

J I'r p t llar of su-ri.- nu'..y. n.. - ii:-j- m ai l1 r ':e in u.ntil'e, to Qit I jr

I1S tf It II II M l l.! A. '

WEST MAUI SUGAR ASSOCIATION !

L A 1 1 A I N A . MAI I

HOICE M (.' A lis. HOP OK I sill, NOWC' -. .11. if in anU I t .ale trlv C. PKEWIK X Co.. A.i.i

WA ILUKU PLANTATION!r A 1 1.1 H I. M A I' I CRtP tIE I n 1 .'I

Fur le l C HKKW I U K '..ii 3m

MAKE E PLANTATION.l'I.n'AI.KI', .MAI L

IK I Ml il S('G It A. MO.ts:s,CIROI for hl ly C. Itlttu III . '. i em

WASHINGTON MEAT MARKET!' fat imiiik to 1.0 v i:" vri: M it 1 1 r-r- y,

Nuuanu Mra-rt- , F. . I'l NSK

llrrl. Miillun nH.I Vrial ol'llaa lla- -l ((i.lllv.Al.o, halt IVik, JH ller, huaa-rli- I'. ik r!tii'anr, nlara

am hiiii.l, an.l f.'ld a( the liwenl Maikii I'm.

av4 Meats ihlivira .1 l.i all patla f t I'll) la

WAIIiAl'i: lM.A.MM TIO. !

II. CoruHrll, Prspriilair.GAR AND MtLASSK.S IRO.M llll'SIrinlti..u f.-- r sale In Int. I" ami pr. li. r A.l I.'

, ly liKO. '. M.I. I. AN. A 1.1

HONOLULU STEAM UAKWYR. LOVE & BROTHERS. Tiopiittois

NIT AM HTREKT.

l LOT. MEIII'.MAND N V Y lilt fr: 1.always mi hand and made to cr,l r.

.i.vn, ut(r. Sdl art ?4 Htithr i'iuiIckJENNY I.IND CAKE.-4-. A.- -

SHIP IIIIIM D REItAKED u il,. .I..11..1FAMILY PRE AD, made uf the Rest Flmir. " k. .1 daily m I

always on hand.,v. H.NHotry HHVAit oy rut lit v' v'' ' "

siitu ly

"metropolitan MARKHT,WALLr.lt,

kixu sTRur.r. honui.vi.v. a. W 1

kAKIMKMM INiANTATION SMMKNt. V COMI IN.

FOR SALE IN LOT TO M ilVXDPI RC1I AER.S, IIV

AF0N1I k Al llI CKHuniilulu, June lt, Dt73. juU lv

W0LEE RICE PLANTATION,KAILt'A, KOOLAI'POIiO.

TO. I AND NO. 2 RICE EKOM THE A li !

1 PlMllUtillll,y. rIilej TJvllo AVIioJo!Always un hand and fur sale l

AIMKi: A ACIU'NO,Jul 4 ly Ciirner cf Kins; and Nuuanu bit

FAMILY MARKET.E. II. ItOVD, Proprietor. Ilavlrl Slrrt l.

Ctiu1a:.ai Wlriala ViaiaM Sum a,.m,. i,

Vc, fumlahed to order. apt 1

SOLE AND SADDLE LEATHER,Tanned Goat nnd Sheep Skinn,

ON HAND ANd Poll A 1.1',CtlNSTANTLVW A I M A TANN E It V C. NOTI.EV,

lly ("I'&ly) A. t. CLEM 1 1 OH N A ', Aai.l

A. S. CLECHORN & CO.,A GENTS FOIl THE

WAI.MFA TANNERY,jal ly tllawi.li

O NOME A PLANTATION.I'UAK AND MOLASHEM CROP I NI J,s coming in, for sale in quantities lo suit purrhaarra,

J ly lly WALKER .V Al.l.r, Aarli'J

1873. I.7:i.S1ICI-:- PliAATATIU.X !

R AND MOLAKSES.CROP Ctl I NSI'GA for sale In quantities to suit pun l.a.' ra hyJy6 ly WALKER Ai ALLEN, ApuiH

PRINCE VILLE PLANTATIOIsI .

Su(cnr nnd Molasses l'n lN7:i,O.MING IN, FOR SALE IN l I S I IC TIKrf to suit purchkS' rs, l.y

jy ly WALKER k ALI EN, A t.l

WAIAH0LE RICE PLANTATION.'TATO. I RICE. A FIN E A RTICLE. M'l I -.-

4. ahle for family Ufe. For aule l.ymhly I I. DOWfiEir

iioAorri.n "soap woirus ?

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W. J. RAWLINS, Manufacturer

ALL KINDS OF SOAPS!AND

Bayer of Beef, Mutton and Coat Tallow!Anal till Itinal ol Noh Gl-ia- -.

.V. IS All Ordus lft at th Wort- - ,,f M. Mrl,,, ,

lmMirtr and Dealer in lavxts and th'-'- , N. E (."'.rf.erol Fort and Merchant streets, will he thiank

fully received and promptlyattended lo.

V. J. RAWLINS.Priirliriil Soup Holla '.

J420 ly K;ni M., II..110I11I,

Tin: ro ijivt x i :

REDUCTION OF PRICE,$5.00 FEU WEEK.

Will 13 o Oarrl orlAS A

FIRST-CLAS- S RESTAURANT !

TO Fl'II EVERY POCKET.

A Pleasant Retired Room for Ladies !

ICE CKEAM AT ALL TIMES !

MR RYCROFT.will receive per CV.sia Rica, Hills of Fareand Restaurant Check a, and proposes so curry r,n his Reataurant In first-cla-ss San Francisco My le.

HAWAHAN HOTEL STABLES!p. THE UNDERSIGNED HEIJS TOrt inform the public tnal lie nas taacn 111c niantaifp

AiFVll inent of the Afxk and Htahli-- a as a"ve, where heM il . will h. Id himself rin readiness lo provide roalntnen

-- with

LADIES' and XJENTLEMEN'B -

tsvir3rii: iiorsi:s :

Horses Kept for Ladies -- 10 Only..

SINGLE AND DOUBLE Cflfffl f ACtfSand-- .

Polite and Trusty Drivers will awgrny tbe Teams II raqulre iXT uraen icii pa ana , ". "r a. unuara Konm cl the

Hawaiian Hotel wun r.o uuuertyu'i'-'- i win na prornptlr m'tended to. (oc2f3n) 0XD. ManaKer

tf IOO I.B. KEGS.

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I.tb. A. A A. rf. Mi- ir-- i r, f.r ) J;.- - jr.The J- xrtt-:m- - r.t f th .al i..l'r :

;olerfrrJ w.th Liixfn, ar.J e hiv t.. t!..:. I'.it to

t)or Jii '.r.Ta r li-- fcrt I ITtt. J it,;j:y H t. ,r

no nn tl iurn'.t intri.T? bxk t. C. WiifTi U ljJ.!-- i irf -m t k.I

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!iaii Br Air?:an traf..;. Miir- r wr i :

r.J from ll':0'lulu 4.1iJ txl t tit t' fro;. 1 hl.'Cl.A. .i'T, c ha.nl. LrugM tri bj, r.cj tt M-i-

lrfii I Tri rth-- r u.iciMrta f jj, ,..v,mUI i lir.a tn lasrkrt l.r lhr c,W :t.t, Mn tr.lrnra.'.y i rlll aal d'frr.J, tjr of is f.r'-lrr- tl

r .in acI th' .l r '--.' whli h cai ff comn.u:..ct.'.um.th ih ii.l'ri"r. II .w-- r, ire f t . f r.r I tr. arr:vul'f th itramr. f k'O ; f :nie i. 1 at ar a.!- -vncr u(r rl pr..-ui- y clji.r.'l for a, :a.:r parol.Tl. Kriui Cr a I r.mi,i.i t ri xme a frat.th pf, no cbao.--e in It ifjrarorn. At ir. dai?.

4 lot grxrrry ra.l. at S a l'", accr i.r.j t- l.il- -

ity. It" rBr-r- ' .ri. Lt l, f.r Criih' .1. 11 jt; Cut aiJlit-"- ; CiraMiial'.l, ll.illje; C," 1".'-- .

h.r.A m firm jr t-- Ui at 53 iv;i Vjr lr ti. lhrrT ( ra.1 iu t.it.Mi.ac a'O rv r Prj'-'- - iu I r all 'lrrri.ti.t.s.

I.Ian. I M 0 ii in Lbl. Cai.lrii.A CoiJri r iu.i't-a-. yitlllc f'.r tte I1r of ki'i. In ail :.t. n. I .tf Urg hi;.mnl t t) b!.: a rup t t Harnt. ir 1 r

II... la . lr. . aa t.- - f r noftl, w ba n.w f a lvir of aahirmTtit i l i'At b'jU or incr ci a:i I l iUnoath, i i g.vl,1 r Dcrjnu.

Pi LI' 'I lie at-x- w bow itiotat.it: atipeakin .f tU tiw AiutraUa (lie llrr i4 nt."Th cnii.j ni cf tl.ia Bri!in!i lir.e of l.:jjtKr i :t an

apirtuo fii.riiru a.i'l l.ae irij cf ill b..:r.

tvtj way uct'-M- . LuuJui( up a tra.l; ubre arvt IN Colortif m t). jy .I mti Lv..J.vi.. I I,.;

ol.fli. nugbt ! aei. I M W.l, (.uni, ami Hfi'f I l...rwhil we In iwikJ r f ilm.O ai.J ott- - r (uii

Iki mini- - r.n t Bi.:t.ti'.ti. '1 riiy ociitht ! if. li. r- -i i.tr.f Uz ann. nt. t bf atrrliug btiu from ih'j Col'ri.c, ai. l

il .al.t ia l.rr l ti.e cjtre ol a Sarj"! r ti hi.blw-- n ib 1 '..ruca ari l nrw ivM, at.J .arl.cuUrljr il tlua

to thr gr- - thr'-uJl- i r'Hit'! I J Hi: lli'.th. r coui.(ry, a- - w fl.rlarrtl V l r dauf .r". KKltl.liT thr -- .J..r .f tf..rlrni. h.vl i't full ci.li ia tb amccca cf thin, ti.

t!. line, ji'lxii. ifAn thu tenor of our erbr.i.'.frrifj by thr iU'xrrgjr- - I he aucca of the firnt ruuiul!.( f.r lli M.ii i; ,r, mII ail utin.lrd aa abe U Im tlitrails, wiil d nun ii to ili I a.:i iloulits iu tlir ni.i'.t. r, ainl

top the tuoatha cf cliroDir croaker. M-r- ait'ution ouirlit t jlie j al'l l- - rlmjciliiicM 00 te alcaiitcra. l'ajf:i;ger b re 'via- -.

lai n cf thi. an l ' ur Iianl r..irrrvf.ii'..-it- , ia n..tel n. ay Il ia atr.tr.g-- : t.'. ti.u-l- i uiana'.; tu k- - . tli-- ir

U..a a ilirty. i'MKti(. ra I. il me trie JJ.'rr-;v- r U ! arlullyftiihjr, je i, w,tb all tr.i.., we arc gl.l to e w:!c.uie b r.' "

1' IIOUOIaUIaTJ, II. I.Kill V.

Frh. 7 ...br .NVtt.e M. rriH. Crane. frm l.aba.i.a, Maui.7 i. hr Juamia, C l)uKit. Irorn WaialuA.7 H. hr R ib lt'., A.Uiiia, from KvAah.

Mary Kiln. Jim, ir ,m Kahrilui, Maui.H nimr Ki.aur. Taylor, from Hawaii ami Maui.

.Ji br M.tnakwai, KaUaao, from Koloa, Kau ii.fVhr fairy Uuitii, haan.a, fr-.- IUr.ai, hauai.

FilioTT, Nik, from Nawlliwili. Kauai.(I Am tk I C Murray, A F alW, 15 day fiom tan

Franrlaeo.-"-"ni KiUa, Taylor, from NawlUwili, Kauai.

rhr Keoni Ana, J Dml ut, from ae.Am bkin Jane A FalkiciNug, Urown. 10 liy from

Aatoriia.l..,r ti-- r bjtx IJ';kne, l!ruhn,;j day from Hv.ln.y.

.S. br J'nny, BaIliJ.ti' r. fin Waluica A Koloa, Kauai.II I'i'br Mile Mums, l.iui.i, fru Kauriaknk.ii, MM .kai.11 bnt ttmr M ugfg r, U 'irainjir, J day frn har

l'rarwir.x11-- H. hr Nettie CraDe.frora Lafiaina, Maui.1.1 r Prince. Iwk. tfm Kona ami Kau. Hawaii.1 winir Kil.mra. Taylor, from Kau.ii.14 rVbr Fairy Watrp, Kaaina, frn llanalr-i- , Kau.ii.

IKI. KTI'KKs.Vrh. 7 Hril imif City of JX.IIiourii.-- , frown, l-- r .u l uu- -

CU.T1.7-- .:br Mile Morrw. I.irr.a. f r M..I..lai.it Mtmr Kilau.-a-. Taylor, f.ir .Vawibwili, Kauai.8H. hr fconi Ana, J Iu.li.it, f.,r KIau.

Hcbr Mol Kriki. Patf y, for Kahului, Maui.lt K, hr .rttie Merril, Crane, f.r Lahaina, Maui.I fchr 5lary F.llen, Jin. f.,r Maalaca Kahnlui.10 ! hr Fairy Ujto, Kaaina. tt llanalei, Kauiti.11 Simr Kitauca, Taylor, for Kauai.11 rti-- Jnny, llallitirr, fir Koloa V U'airata, Kauai.11 Am bk l am Kobiiiaoo, for Port Town.til.12 Srhr H'arwirk, Kalawma. f..r K&biupapa. MoP.kai.12 Hril imr Murgrrf'ir, il tiraii. r, for fydtrv.11 Hchr Rob Roy. Adam, for Koolau.

VESSKKS IX PORT.RATAL.

II B M' ateam crrrette Tenctl'. F. II I. Ray.I' M Tuacmrra, Commander Geo clkn;ir, Coniiiianil'jj.I' r a p.'rtimomh. Hkirr;t . .

WHtLtll.Ilrit wh ( Faraway, Norton.Bnt h l.k Adventurer, HerenJccn, repairing

uririiijiT mm.I Is ir x-h- r Koqa Parkrt, King.Haw brig Onward.Haw bk Mattie Maclcny, For boa, WailinicNor Ocr birtn llrl-ne- , lirulin, diacbarstng.Am bip tieorge f;reea, NVilco.Am bk Ii t! Murray. A Fuller, loalinf.Am bktn Jane A 'alkinlmrg, 11 row a, diarharging.

MK.MOItAXUA.

Rcpuit or time Gcoisk Ge, Vilio, MisrE.L'ft Hongkong Dec 13th; Lai strong NE monvxim to Japan,which we resicheil in thirty d.iyi; from tb-nr- e to lor.g 10 3

W.UtSO' N, atrong gale from the westward; lutnce to portfreah trade.

Riroar or BlNK I. C. MlBBAT. A. Fl LLCK, MlHTFH

Ift San FranrUco Saturday, Jan 21th. First four day outwin. from &E to 8 with plenty rain and a rcry bad ea.

f RxperieDCiHl than.lor and lijihtninj. Tlion calm for two day.Afterward winU hauled to N V and gradually to . and t.Haw Maul Feb 8th at 6 r M. Arrired In Honolulu nt-- l morn-ing, after a panaage of 13 day.

; ItroiTor 3iMtl Jaxs A. FtuiMiii., llaow,i MTC f'Jitod frotu AatorU Jan 21st. First three dayj out ha-- strong V3V wind, and snowing. Lat 40 9 N, long

130 9 V,hail a heavy gE gale, which lasted for four days;split jib anl formail, and carried away head car. 37 330 N. king 134 W, bad a rale from WSW f,.r tweutv-fou- r

hour. Lai 31 0 N, lorg 1U4 3 V, took N E trade slron'g.lighted east erul cf Molokai on the morning cf Feb 9th. arriv-- ,ing in Honolulu tllrx same day, after a passage ol 1') days.

BtrsiTor BiaaTiK Uclk.-o-, liit ux, SIastcr. Ltlt' Honolulu Oi t 4th, 1S73; haj f.ia.ili'y weather down to the line;j had variable winds aoJ plcoty ruin south of the line. Arrived

in Pydney on the 211 Nov. Returning W fl Hydney ltc 13th,sio.l .NK Experienced a hurricane lcc r.'th nrar the coastif New Zealand; par IfI the tnpmant yard. Dec ill passedCook' Ktra:l. Jan 2d, in lat37a io' rt. long S o v, took

j HE a n.1 H.--K winds, which la toil f r four days; then chang. dlo.NE. rvdi MangaiA llan.l Jaa 11th. aol Mauki NUi.d

e day, current setting to Vi JU t 30 miles earh -- I honr.' Croas I the lioe Jan i7th in long 157 IV. JanaOthME

trade set in, which Lute a to the island i.) days' pajgo.Rcroar ur drcatisiiir Macostooa, H. Ciiixuei,

fan Francisco Tuesday, 3J Feb, at 1 a m.Passeil Point UonitA at 2 a m, and the Fa rail .ne l,n.ls at 6

J aw. EreT'n:"' strong northerly g Ue with ImbuTcnt sea,causing the h:p b labor heavily, until noon tf the 4th. when

j the wind hauled moderately to E, Continuing so with I gUt and' variable winds with cccional showers until 4 A x cf th 61b;t itie wumI tti. a hauletl fr sh to N, and continued so up to tho7 tiirw we sighted the Land. Roundsil Duamond Head at 6:00 r

w Feb 11th; took pilot aboard at and reached the wharf. at 1 30. At midnight Feb ta. In lat j X, long 14.' 3

J II' W, pA'se.1 a stecrio; E, supposed to be the4 .ty of Slelbourne. W. Malcolm. l'ur.:r.

IMIMIKTS.Faow f v FBaxcist a rr 1. C. Murray, Fib. 1'ih 1, .w Mdso to M Mclncrny; S I'ackases. l) 1 ki M !. 12 do

Medicine to Ltiiimgham 4t Co; 2u0 qr sk tlour to Luiu Fir;j IJ pk( M lse to T U Thrum i 60 loor. k Wuidjws a:.d

blioUs. 1 cse II irdware to N Uder A Co; 17d pk tircccrir,4 rs l ard. 2' do Dread, & talc Meal, &s0 qr sks and GO hi dFlour, 20 sks MidJiirg, 20 do Wheat 13 Henry May: 2 rs

' Mewing Machine to C M Cooke; 1 cs M.Jie. 1.307 bmi' hoik, 1ST k'g Ileaiiriir, 4(1 qr sks Flour. 9 pk Mdse to II

Hackf-U- I A Co; 5 pk M le. oJ c L'rcad, l'i--j )r ! Flour" 10 A W Peiree; i bbi M hnkcr to t;eo S:der; 3 rt SI die to

Hoard of IMucatlon; 20 r Wine to IJodlrey Rh.Hj.-s- ; 50 qrsks Flour. 11-- Groceries. 25 sks Barley, 25 do Oats, loo

1 do Bran, 10 do W heat, 10 do lota toe to Jull A I.aiue; 10keg Batter to J A Hassir.g.-r- ; 10 rs Vermouth, 50 r llrandv,

C i fkrn Red ine, 6 hf bbis W hiskey. SO cs do. 10 do ll.u. r'.,t a.i nine to Chaa Laos; 0 rsks Red Wine to F A tcliaefir As Co; 21 pkf (iroceries, 15 sks Corn. l'J do I.UI . 6--J

EVU.. ,a T If.Munkn Mr H,mi 1.1 tt ilea If l In 4 I fedo do to 43 W alier; 3 carboy Acid lo E Utrehr; 4f 4

- IIJWBIHH .'a w . ' - . ivv.,,,. v . . ,bc Cheese. 2 ck Ham, 1 bx Fruit. 60 qr '',.,',. I Adam: rk.-- Md to M T IKiUiclI; rl . , .

J foal OU, .W qr k Flour lo F A frnaefrr A. Ij "V"."I Machine, l,2o) C hair to V V. Willuinis; W,,, ,1 jI r.kg Mils t M I hiliij A. Co; 9 rk?s Mdse It, M . ltr,'v. in. U c Villa's UIU1U4UIU v v , vv . .-- o j ,j UT- -a oiture U S Magnin; rsC igirs 9 Hj. IJZ roin toI Hyman Bro; rUJ qr sks Fluar to It I.ove A K.. 4. ,,rI tuI 40 hf d Flour, 10 bale Hay to UolK A . jji1 Mds to E Hall; 40 qr ks Flour. 2J Md'to j x Wa.

cerhouae; i pkirs M.l--- - lo Castie A Cuekc; VoitX 0.,IW sks UaL. le bbls Lime, 6-- bndU pu. j

1 r . w till kits Tonirues anU I J ki i 1.. -' . m.- - i'.i: til hair UarleT lo C r Ward," .

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jt hic to n.. i-- ; 1 rt u B '"n.v c'o. s ai gor2 Coals.i Fbow BvojiBT Per IMene. Feb. 10t! r Pr,.fcrT,,,,. Meat, 124 too Coal lo II HacklclJ Co; k; Leather lo Pi laltoo; I P.irds to Order.i Fboh Pobtlssd rer Jane A. Falkin. rc!) j,,I sk Bran, 3oO do Oat. 10 kg Uriel Art. 2j0 ,ir n,Jur

a n. laii bra Amies. 109 cord , i ,,mi.r 1 i,., ,,I Eomher, 1 bbU Salmon lo Castle Ao; 2 bxt .i 1 les 1 J UI Carver 12J c Bread. "00 qr r --ur , t-

- Brewer A Co;j 2)Q do do to Ceo McLean; 1 t0 i basket Chinese1 Bean. 1 do Oyster ?oy, I rHff "Co::. 3 k,:s Ctuoa FriLgo to. .... . -- . - -

wing n g vmii'e"lr'v'scico Per Mai iMr. r. Fib. liili: 1 cse

wc Ml COff "il44at Maes rae to Mr G.rwin; 0 I k?s Sl.Ise, 1

that; tyi lrkinSai; do Collar. 1 do Saddlery, If 'f pp.;. 2ra Stationery to T Thrum; 51f ri. P .VXn. try A W Hrce A Co; 6 do Medicine, to

I B Jireh ; 6 Pit rerW .. Vi Oar. lo UM A! ?rk C.ror:elIj ZS an to..jMay; 9Yke Tar- -

n'..are to ""T, I'-a-. s se.,'-- ,. r, Gaaol.,

,f bbla Wbask'-r- , ;c iJLy Ja' Uor r. 2s kSs, 1 ... a. . - v--i k . 1, V. t ' ... ltl ,111 I -

A Bros.; Uo ; W1,, , c. a ,k--.

Mna.mn A Son; vt0, -- rTo'T

. . -ui --, froprtetnr.

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PlSSt.NGEKS.I un ! m 1 r i -- . i 1'. r ..: . f M- - r -- r:.- I j T n i

Mrs II Ia. !. M I V . '.' t J W lir i- - Vr Marsf.a.i.iiJ S (h..-.isi--r. j

r.'J Wii:.i ; vr K..-j- 'a f t, 5::. H.l. s.. . .... .. .,i - --r. vr T.- - i i il u - i -.

II Mt.rt.r-- . T B.rcti. p Haupj. L Ntrii... 5? K -- .. I II Sfi.tu, j

K Ka.. R K Ki a;.:. l Kjra.'.J. t-- Kaar.!. J nn l.or.o-s- i.

C K Kapuie i A Kau.i i. K- -t r te.n. Mr !!. !. J IHa'.a . i Parr. Mr. J V l arr. Mrs S K Kaai. JaJe HB--I

T II Fa.-.s- , H r CK.l'.i-gwortf- i. J Ki... 3.- -1 95

For Nwn P- r K.ia'i-a- . a hft li L. S..:o ; iV. i r. J l Ila.a..Ffos Niwn m il -P'r K.il'i-- i. I - I. '!! IL.r.s tJ

W . I T. Pa :i rj. I" K aar. j. I K . ;kd' a nr. 1 J Ki ...I I r, J IJ li:a.. Ki .i;.

fin r!"! Flii'.'j-l'- -r I' M-r-ri. . '.t'r, Mrs.

. . II il, 2 h ; !rn a'.J r. ir. M.s V ;irr- r.. i Mar.in.w.f-- a.-.-l J . h. Mr liittferS-i- t,. wd". E Baie-y- J liPutr.arn. A Pa ;'.. J :.n H Mrl..-,r.- , O II f.nl i k ar.d Ja

rvrit, J N M.iun.- - r... I'r 1 ? )r. r.Sn. Mr Ch.rk-- e, ti.roR.s"!y.

F'.B i'ur. r O HII.L-P- er ill. I el., llli. .Mrs Cuok.I sovi Fb i u P'-- r M f ir. f.r H

P..e-- r. N I r avl E A l.t.n, II lierg.r. V IIPit..-- . r.d, Mrs Elisw rtd, Mrs tr n. ISrown, V VV ittiam.11. i lt.i'l, Mrs V on I ft. I r. V ..ri pfister, W

V it Ilranch, W I.uion. It Davi.l.oti, Ah P.io;, Ah Han.

fo ?vhmv Per Mirgr. 5 ,r. Feb. I2ih Cli.i Anl-rson- ,

F. 1 A:, lers .ti, It Ia.i- - y, PFaow Kauai per K.ia'j, Feb. 11th Cbarman aril

w.fe, F liir.Jt ari l wif- -. J W r ht. J :.!e 1 1.V Hart.Pai- - icaiul.i, M. E frii.t!.- - It M Your.g, Mr llutll.-man- , EIlarr n ar.-- l 'ii .leek.

M A Kit IKI).

Toio J Ksitt In t!.; r.ty, January l'.'tli, I y Ih-- U- - v. H.

C Hanion, 'I. lo ft, Japanese to M: KtBter a Ja(.K0!.I1FH.ER I'l I t otR la fan Fr.tt.cisro, Cal . January 2'illi.

bv Ktv. J..iii-- s II. Varr-:n- , lll.MiV J'.LBOi.a to tmil A.l' I.I f.tK, IrAU 't city.

I'.IKTII.At Kar.eolie I'l.u.tat'K'ii, TtLriiary 7lh, to tl.-.- - Wife of .dr. M.

Rose, a ilati'lit' r.

THE PACIFICCommercial iibalisrr.

SATI'IIDAY. FEBIlF.im 14.

PROCLAMATION.

T't ijU t irft'jin Vu.sf i'f iiiJi shn'l coin: ; ii ttliitj :

Know Vk, Trial tl.c legislative AesomMy of

tlie Hawaiian Ijlan ls IiJih, on the 12th Iay of

February, A. I). 1874, elected His IIuval Hhju-ES- 4

DAVID K.U.AKAL'A, KING of the Ha-

waiian Ifelanid.

I!y or-le- r of the Legislative AsncaiMy,

K. II. Stanllv,Scntnnj of lli: Lryishithc AtSf.iiJjhj.

Il iiitihilii, IV. 12th, 1S74.

At 1 o'tlutk ii'ion. IVbruary I3tb.His Majesty iti- - King took lh oath of odico, atKin.iu Hale, uJj'iiiiiiig I lie l'alace, Hid HonorJu.lge Il.irtu-t'll- . Vico-CIiancfll- f iht KinyJuina'liiiini.-'t.-riiio- ; tin oatli as irt'acribt'I by tli t'onli-tuti.i- n.

T'ji-ri- juf.-.--nt Ibe Minister. of tinJalf Kiiij. f t!;- - I'i ivy Conncil ttnJ ofthe Lt'gi;Utiv: uml Foreign Iiiloinaticarnl Consular Afiits.

I;e-f.-r- taking tl.c oatu ol ollict His Majesty f!

a fuw wortN to tho-- c a.i'iubli-rl-, in v bichHe was iU'.t-c(- I to say, tliat Hf bad intended toLave tlrf-- it'll thi-- t inijtoitant act until fuine woreconvenient opiiortunity and at oonio appropriatepublic lace, but that under existing circums-

tance.-. He had decide-- d not to defer it.After the oath had been administered, tho Kev.

II. II. I'nThcr. nt Hie. M rijmtj ' rejcat, o(T. toJ anelo'inent prayer.

Iinmediattdy on the conclusion ol the ceremony,a royal salute was fired from the battery on l'unch- -

bOWl, ttll.l Ul..U.Iul.i.l Kjl tiu. K-- ii i 'I'lMManl H. 1!. M.'ri rf. 7t .'.A few minutes past 12, His Kxeellency John O.Hoiuini, (lovernor of Uabu, acconijianied by Maj.1. H. Boyd, t t the 1 .its King's Statr, and CiCortedby the Hawaiian Cavalry, proceeded through thoprincipal streets of the city, and "made proclama-tion of His Majesty's aece.-.-i.i-ii in the followingwoid-- i :

" In t lie name of the Constitution, 1 iroclaim

KALAKAL'A, King of the Hawaiian Islands.

It is the i.lcasurc of His Majesty that His late

Majesty's Ministers of discharge their sev-

eral duties until further advised. It id the sin-

cere desire of His Majesty that I lies peoj'le. main-

tain Tace.liOI SAVE HIE Kl-N- ! "

Tue Lei;il.vtive Assemulv will bo proroguedat the Court House to-d- ay at 12 o'clock noon, by.Royal Commission.

Tue entire coMMLMTv of these iblands liavcbeen laid under deep and lasting obligations toCaptains ."kcrrct, liclknap and I lay of the Amer-

ican and IJritish war vesstls in port, and to theirofficers and men, for the prompt manner in whichthey rendered material aid 1n suppressing the riot,and the careful and considerate manner in whichthey discharged a peculiar duty.

Kalakai a is King. Wc who wc:e the tirrt toplace his name before the nation as a candidatefor the Throne, seize alsij the first opportunity toproclaim him, through the winged messengers ofthe public prefs, as King of the Hawaiian Isl-

ands, and to piognosticate for him a long, a use-

ful , and a happy reign."c have as yet no intimation of who will con-

stitute the immediate Constitutional advisers of-th- e

King he has intimated his intention to re-

tain those now in office f--r the present but wedeem it only projer to say at this time, that theexperience vf the past, the exigencies ol thepresent and the i.ecvssitics of the future, all indi-

cate that he should have a Cabinet which shallpossess in the riualitications of its members a.

only rc.--i ectability and jt h li ii''j,ut ahoveHe

all ajidMW mntiy needed than all ck, theUitics of strength and executive ability.

We can l.arJly fin-- l wurds to csi rcso uur shauieanl torryw in lit f the lawless aiul violent

roccedings id' TliursJay last. For the first timeHawaiian Listry have wc seen a inal of

natives, made up of the low est clashes, uureasvn-in- , blycruel, an l utterly reckless as all iuo'-- s are,

but fortunately without any recognized leader ofability, an 1 k without much concert of action. thisThere cau lc u quvstijti but that a of will

twenty determined men, armed with the ordinaryliceman's and keeling well together,

Cjuld at any time have iitiickly dispersed tliecrowJ that withered ih at the c'ouit House vn

Thursday aitcrnoon. Hut it aii.ar:s that wet.j

!iave been so much in the ba'-i- t of crediting the. . . .It - .1 I 1 ( !

nawaiiai.s-e- cu muse oi t.,e ioesi cesseswith au almost surstitious re-a- rd lor the Banc-- j

tity c f law and its ici'rcscntaties, that althougheverybody was aware of the feverish excitement

t up eineo the Kin'e deatii by the partisans ofQuc-c- Kmnia, yet no one ecems to have seriouslyanticifated that they w ere capable of resorting totLf Ecnscless extreme of attorn ting to coerce theLcgislatuit to undo the solemn and formal con-

stitutional ait of the election of a sovereign.Hut tli isi liowev-- r was the l idea with therioters, as gathered from the rhotits that jc- - II

rib t an.!.y r -e ve

tl. i: .... t!. fi f the fjmjn

, t ... ... t" . 1 v..-t:- 'Ill: '. l'-- i.i ii -

t!.--t..-- ' " 1 1- .- inevitablei:; r:t! t I c .Jr.r.vn fr .in tli-- - nciico of Tluirs-.- J

i, t:.:.-- . t!.ni tic g. .v.. rr.iiiCLt .f the Jay is roti.!y :.men:-i,',.- xr.k. hut thr.t that wn'uECf i

f - r.y t!;- - crier and of the

ron.::iur.;ty i. l t!.? sif-t- of III-- ? anl jrrty.Hut f .r the j r-- sn in our waters we may say

j.r..id-ntia!l- of the war TCfcli of the I'nitedstates and Jreat Lritain, the city of Honoluluar.i its inhabitai.s. foreign men, women andchildren :ia well a-- j native, would Lave lecn atthe liercy of a m A, of infuriate-J- . eeini-eava- ge

h,, when stwffed in their coursei i of truL-r:- aui wjuld-b-e mur- -

ii- - r. ww ius-- t heci::r.ir;jr te ,.-- f t" theiricviiisii worat, and arson would 6ovu Lave follow- -

-. ii.e t j U learned hy the foreignersand t! I:iw-a- r. Min-- trtioii of the native commu- -

" n inity is simply thi- -, that we mut jay more attention ii. the future to organiiing means of lf-de-

fc.-- e uni the mamtenanco of order, than we havedeeuie-- r.eccooury in the j.iet.

We do not tnvy the reflections that must now

arise in the mind of any man in this community,who, daring the j aet tix or seven months, hasailed Ly ion or Voice in inciting and encouraginganioi.g the native those sentiments ofdise . ntiiit, and Coiittrnjl f r Con- -

ttituted authority which have naturally culinina- -

ted in the outbreak of the week that has justjt.-st-d. And we doer ly regret that the immediateoccasion for that outbreak of lawlessness and vio-

lence should he furnished by the acts and exag-

gerated ToiblihLed manifestoes of a lady who, un-

til now, has stood so high in the T uhlic estimation.

OPENING OF THE LEGISLATURE.

SPECIAL SESSION, FEB. 12, 1874.

1 ully two hours before the time set for openingthe Assembly. (12 o'clock, noon.fthe people begunto assemble in the Court House ground, and at aiiuartei to 12, there was probably a thousand meD,women and children in the neighborhood. At thatmoment a procession" of the ciieen's adherentsmarched down the street, liumbciiug perhaps 200person., with drums beating, who gave and took aconsiderable amount of cheering. The place re-

served fur spectators in the hall will probable hold3uU persons, and it was immediately filled to over-flowing on the opening of the doors.

The desks of the Nobles and Representativeswere arranged in a semi-circl- e around the Hall,and members ceneially were iu their seats beforethe h"iir. On the right of the President's dais,were .eats reserved for Foreign Hiploniatic andConsular Representatives, and among those presentwe noticed the Ameiican Minister Resident, theRritisli Commissioner and Consul (ii-nera- theFrench Consul aud Consuls ol other nationalities.

At 12 o'clock, precisely, Mr. R. if. Stanley calledthe Assembly to order, and after prayer by theHon. Mr. I.onoaea, His Ex. P. N'ahaolelua wuscalled to the Chair pro. tempore.

The roll of Nobles and Representatives was thencalled, lo which all responded except Hon. C G.Htrpkius (absent from the country).

Hon. Mr. Kaukaha moved lo go into nominationfor permanent officers.

Rehire proceeding to an election of officers. Hon.Mr. Alt-d- raised the question, as to whether theRepresentatives of lb72 or those of 1874 were theproper mies to elect a Sovereign. He doubted alsowhether the members now returned would all befound, on examination, to be entitled to sit. Hemoved t In reference of this question to the Judgesof the Supreme Court.

Hon. Mr. Wilder rose to a point of order. TheIlouse was not yet organized, and could not enter-tain nny tnnt'era nf hiiiiiiioca ouutile of Choosingofficers.

Supported by Hon. Mr. Kaukaha. who said hehad long since settled this question in his owniuiii.1 lie .honed thern would, be. xio attemnt toobstruct the business of the nation like that putforth by the member for Lahaina. Mr. Kaukahaurged that the House must proceed to organizebefore discussing any questions. Hon. Mr. Kaaialso ably supported this view. As yet this wasonly an assemblage of persons, and not the Legis-

lative Assembly. But he thought that credentialsof Representatives should be first examined andreported on and members sworn, before any busi-

ness whatever cau be done.The acting President ruled that the electiou of

permanent officers was the only business now inorder. The House ten proceeded to ballot forofficers, with the following result:

President, His Ex. I. Nahaolelua, Vice Presiden.Hon. S. K. Kaai; Secretary, Mr. R. H. Stanley; In-

terpreter, V. L. Wilcox; Sergeant-a- t Arms, W. C.

raike; Chaplain, J, N. Puikuli. ' ".

The election.of messenger was postponed for thepresent.

The credential of the Representatives werethen placed on the President's table and referredto a select Committee for examination, who, afterreturning into the House, reported that the creden-tials of all the Representatives, as sent to theMlnist. r of the Interior, were in due aud legalform. Adopted.

On motion of Hon. Mr. Kupihea, Hon. A. S.Hartwi 11. Associate Justice ol the Supreme Court,was requested to administer the Constitutionaloath of office.

Judge Hartwell then proceeded to administer theoath, first to the Nobles and then to the Represent-atives, the deputation from each island by itself.The officers were then sworn in.

His Ex. C. R. Bishop, Minister of Foreign Affairs,then read the following official statement to theIlouse :

Mn. Pbesipest, Nobles and Representatives :

His late Majesty Lcnaxilo was elected as the Suc-

cessor to His late Majesty Kameiiameua V., by theLegislative Assembly on the 8th day of January, A.V. One Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy-thre- e.

After a short reign of one year and twenty-fiv- e

days, His earthly existence terminated at Haimoeipo,His private residence ia Honolulu, in the Island ofOahu, on the Third day of February, A. D. OneThousand Eight Hundred and Seventy-fou- r.

His aIrfViik"' T'." '"f ""...... j j.ui : ,, ',. .i;,i

appoint any Successor in the mod. t in theconstitution, with the consent of the 0ble- - or make 'proclamation thereof during n;3 i;fe 'There having teen no sucli . .

and thet--T 0IIaW3tnvracrnt" I

entered the Provisions cf the Constitut..?ton Con- -

case made and provided, and 'n suchOimFHEp that a meeting of the Legislative Asa

be hotden at the Court House in Honolulu, eVThursday, which will be the Twelfth day cf Fetru- - j

ary, A. L. 1S74, at Twelve o'clock at noon. And of j

OrJer all Members of the Legislative Assemblytake uo'ice and govern themselves accordingly.

There have been file! with Your President, a Cer--

Mat tLe Blcssines of IleaTcn,uay the cfM gui !e ycur Jclibera;iocs j

Charles R. Bishop,.Minister of Foreign .Ijfairs.

Fowix O. Hall,.Minister cf the Interior.

Snsu.vi;,.Minister ct' Finance.

A. Francis Ji id,Attorney Gen. of the Kingdom.

Hon. Mr. Kuikali moved that the House do nowproceed to ballot a King of these islands. Carried

Hon. Wilder cn the part of Xobles andn. Mr. Mochonna were chosen as

Ti.e Sectary then rrccecded to ca'.I tLc r.'J cf tieH-- u. tannins Kith the r.in.e cf Ilia HLncsl"l t--' i. - i .t...k n.n.to'. Mn,., - . 1

... Iv u .is. n i. i a v 4-- . .i i; i i c 4. r ti v l.

he advanced to tae tillwt tx cn thetabic ar.i dope-site- Lis ballet.

The tellers, hvir. c;ucr-- l the bi'.'.c'.s, anr.ouLcc 1

the result as fv'Ic-w- :

II n. I. Kala'aauv v;tcs.Queen F.c:ni - - - - - - - - 0 "Ills Excellency tb rreeiJent then declared tl c

ITon. Dav'.l Kalaliia, chosen as Kirg cf tbe Ha-

waiian Islands, in acccriacce with the j. rovlsioria ofthe Ccnstitution.

fallowing men. lers were aj pointed a ccciriit- -

teJ to wait oton the Kiiiz elect and icfrm him . fthe ltsnlt :

Han. Messri. kaiilaha. Moehoaua Ahcil.i J HMartin, Kaiue.

On rcotion. th secretary wj- - Instructei toi prepare the necessary certidcate of this election,j and to cause a cop of the satae t.i be pi.b'.ished' " e newspapers ol the country.

till t vaorrow ar 10 o'clock.

gtc0 .D Kebruarj 1.tLt 1?T4Tfae u WM 1 to erier Ly Hi3 Excellency

the at a f?w roinutes past 10 a m.. There,

Uing no quorum rreent tLe Sergeant at Arms wasj ordereJ t0 procUre the attenJance cf absent mercbets.j The meniber9 haviegcorae in,i prajer was offered by the Kev. Mr. Paikali, Chap- -

lain cf the House.read and if proved.

Mr. David EldriJgi was elected Messenger.Mr. Kaukaha froa the Special Committee ap

pointed to wait on tie King elect, reported the fol-

lowing communicatiai from His Majesty the King :

IoLAM Pauce, Honolulu, Feb. 12, 1ST4.To Hts Ex. P. Nahajleixa,

President of the LtjislaiiveAssfinUy of he lLixciii:in Islam Is.

Sir : I have received at the hands of your Com-

mittee the certincati of my election to-d-ay by theLegislative Assembly as Successor to the Throne ofthe Hawaiian Islands

I wish to express to the Legislative Assemblythrough you, my thinks for this highest mark oftheir confidence, and to say that I accept the Royaltrust. Kalakava

The message was rcceived and orded to be placedon the minutes.

Ilia Ex. the Minister of Foreign Relations statedthat His Majesty authorized him to say that he wouldLe pleased to take the oath of office to-da- y, at half-past

eleven o'clock, at Kinau Hale. The membersof the Legislative Assembly were invite! to be pres-ent, and foreign representatives. Ills Excellency

that the slie of the building rendered itimpossible to invite tLe public.

The House thereupon adjourned to at10 a. m.

LYCEUM NOTICE. In consequence of expectedhelp not having been received from San Francisco, the buildingwill be closed for SUNDAY until further notice.

Honolulu, Feb. 13,11871. (fell If) PER ORDER.

PUBLIC NOTICE IS IIEKEUI G1VEXI0all persona holding in possession Ilooki, Papers, or Furnituretaken from the Court House on he 12th inst. to return them

forthwith either to the Court House, or the Station Ilouse.

And all persons knowing where any such Articles may be arerequested to give notice as above. W. C. FARKE,

Honolulu, Feb. 13, 1574. (Ml) Marshal.

Go to Thrum's To-Da- y,

For ValentinesaCAOUTCHOUC.

THE WONDERFULAND BEAUTIFULHAIRLESS HORSE !

(tWyrfttml i'l the Wilds vf Australia) icill llanaiuoh JZehihition fur

One "Week Longer,In the Tent Erected Jn Cnj-- t IVIerk'a YnrtI, adjoin- -

0PE.V DAILY from three to five i. seven to nine p. ni.

Admission Ladies & Gentlemen 25 Cents,fel4 Children Half Price.

JUDD L AIUTEBEG TO NOTIFY

EVERYBODYIn Want of

GOOD GROCERIESTHAT WE HAVE RECEIVED

Ex 13. C MURRAYLARGE ADDITIONS TO THEIR

STOCK OF GROCERIES !

AND

WA RRANT ALL GOODS!

ACMES' II A MS, TIP TOP BACON.BONELESi COD FISH,

STEELE'S CHEESE, ALDEN'S FRUITS!

ritteJ Plums.I'earl Tapioca and Sai;o,

Maple Sugar,

Extra C. London Table Raisins,Quarter Boxes,

star Extra and Painted Handled Broorn3,

Golden Pheasant and Comet Teas, Figs !

DI RETVS SALAD OIL, pnr Excellence,

F-- IyM-tic- ,

j

AZltJU. . Dinnlp A7tPP Pinn.P 1

i

The Best Food for Young or Old,

HIEEX'S OLIVES. POTTED MEATS :

Jams, Jellies, Ticklis. and

The Father of all Corn-P- OP CORN !i

PnrOM riDLTPriM ADP1rntoM UlsLUUIN Mir LLC j

i

j

rsuit.ma Raisin. I' ui-- Eastern Cranu-rric- .

- v'' RG CHEESE,Vv'ss CHEESE. !

iINE APPLE CHEESE.L'ltsM II PESE.

Rye and Uucliwl.at 1 kur, II..n.iy

DIABLO PASTE !

CrackerS Of all kindS, &C. &C.

AND THE

BEST Butler, at all Times! !

tiScatc of the decease of His late Majesty, and aCertified copy of the Records cf the Cabinet Council j

nru'Q MrrLto, PERft PEACHESwheu the above Order was made. : '

1 lums, Curraijts, Rhubarb, Chcrri, i,,ry virtue of this Carder You have been convened if.Fleet by BAlla eome Native Alii of this Kingdom ; 4s' rte'1 Vox'3 r'' wIuu,J-a- s

Succcssvr to the Throne. ' Hickory Nuts. IYcan. FiiU-rts-

n.tnr.nVn,,0&1 Wisdvm

Robert

forMr. the

tellers.

The

rresijei,t.

Minutes

regretted

f.rnuine .Me.quil Povvdrr, SL KE DEATH.

11 JUDD & LAINE.

BUFFUM S HALL FOE M Tolt , Krm-- V .t. .. : m - -

- ' -i y

TO LET OR LEASE !

THOsk I)tl It l;l y. 'K i:MIr.s o V'? 's.r 1 ....:. a p t:ih k- -

I 3 W Le.i-- . E- - ; i r 1 .. .:..;;:- -

i ' - - :.n: in.

j DESIRABLE REAL ESTATEfoi: TaK :

TIIK t;t h I'KK.M1KS.orar runah. a. c : ..-- '

I A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT !

i wi:K.a two toil-- H.n..j ' iacoiiege.I ..htu f i lire, u ir.; i:.. .:. a virWall, ael veil S'ockeJ .:- -. s ':y, frz.: ar.i saJf Treet

lEe Hcu" ;i re M ."uii..-- ir. 1 i::i-i- i. hi.roand i: w.:h a .ir it ter l.t.! cf tie bu.id;Ha trt rc-:r-r; cr. c- - fi r r.J it ct.iEVn w.;.i

i ciowu. A wtu cf pure watt r . at :i.e J.--r. aa a.o raau.ogHVoi ai eVhr Vi!tVutid,r;'nV? vtizi'tt1''' 1

TITL.K, FtE flMrUAlso three lam. .bwil ha.f a mile rr-r- the Coliete and twa

dies fr in H ; (a? if :'. a n et;oiosi w.th a s: rewail, ot.e ac."-s- a:.4 a- - t'.er i f aivat th e ;ti-- e lj Utter are a 1. .init-- the jnm:--- e of L. M;Co:!y. I .

And all are Desirable Building Sites !

I . r Term, A pj Ir t -

.1 o i tKTKR, . rfrl I ': O 11 til LICK

OA If I STAKM'S I

KIMi STREET OPPOSI I E T 1 1 E 11 ET II El..

FOR SALE OR HIRE!l

r()01) SADDLE OR HARNESS HORSEScan te t.i a; a'.! hoar on tte aKive t n raisc s

H'Tej broken to llari)ej on reasonable terrr"KANOKLKIIl'A, j

Late Ccachman t ' the late Queen !."wafer Kalama, and ;

jalO Sin J.C. Prlugir. Ks.r. j

DISSOLUTION OF j

rMW HERETOFORE j

Jb exiiling between the" undersigned, expired by liuiitatirn ouon the 14th inst. All parties having ace. urn open with the I

late firm are request- i to settle with Mr. ASSEE, who is dulyauthorized fr that purpose. ASSEK. I

Honolulu, N;v. 20. 173. 'n2f 3m) ACHONtl.

Boat Sprit and Spado Poles !

SALE 11 YFOR CHAS. I.ONO.

FOR RENT.THE VERY 1ESI R A RLE PREMISESlocated on Kukui street, and nt present occupied byJohn D. Urevrer, Eso. Euouire cf

ociitf HUGO STANuESWAI.Il.

Superior Oarcl.II A T E A C LA ROSE, CHATEAU LA- -C fitte, St. Julien,

Medoc, Cor.trv ic, Ac.noS For Sale by CIIAs'. LONG

E. G. HITCHCOCK,4 TTORNKs AT L AAA ,

a--Ja I1II.0, HAWAII.

Bills promptly collected. fe7 ly

NOTICE.AN A C T I V E , T R 1ST W O RT II Y A X lj. capat lc-- Colored Man wishes a situation as COOK. For

particulars, enquire i fEDWARD B. I'LNSCOMUK,

ft7 St Sailor's Home.

TO LET !

fl'IlE OFFICE AXI PREMISES UN FORTK fctreet, at present occupied Ly l'r. O. a. C'urumiiigs, pus- -

session given Mureli 12lh, 1S74.fe7 tf Apply to C. E. WILLIAMS.

HAWAIIAN MESS BEEF !

JACKED BY C. B ERTLEM ANN", KAUAI,JB and W AlillAMEll. or Sale ly

ocl3 Cm A. VV. 1'EIRCE k CO.

Columbia River Salmon!CHOICE QUALITY, IX BARRELS AND

11 A LK Barrels.For Sale by B0LI.ES & CU.

A (;km:iial assortukxt ofPreserved Meals, Fruits, Vegetables

SALE BYFOR DULLES' & CO.

Tea, Coffee and Sugar.SALE BYJPOR DOLLEd & CU.

Crushed Sugar,X HALF BARRELS.

For sale ly DULLES" ii CO.

Cs. York Cs,Tins f)x(ord Stiusape,

Tins Sausage,Tins Smoked Herrings.

Tins Pate do foi CJras.Hf Tins Pate do foi (Jra.

Tins AsstM. Pates.Pottled French Ti ufib-s- ,

TINS HAM. AND BEEF,

Cases Sartlitii's, half tins,('ases Sardines, quarter tins.

Tins Anchovv Paste,Tins P.Io'ater I'aste.

Cases Flench Mushrooms,Cs. French Peas, Petit Pois.

Cs. French Primes.Cs. French Fruits,

CASUS MtLU.A KtlSIXS, in half i. quarter Crs,Cases Smyrna P igs, in 2 lb. boxes.Cases Sultana Raisins, in 4 lb. tins.Cases Sultana Kaisins, in 7 lb. tins.Cases Currants, in 4 lb. tins.Cases Currants, in 14 lb. tins.Cases Valentin Almond-- ,Cases Cox's Gelatine.Cases Isinglass.Cases Paste.Cases Solidilied Soups, in packets.Cases Sage and Onions in tins.Cases Fpps" Cocoa. " Horu iep.itliie.Cases Chocolati. " le Sante,"Cases Ch'.eolate S i l.-- , tui ..k x Son s ar.ut

aTi'l Xlii k iu Tin-- .I.eibeg Kxtl tct 1 Meat.

Cases Asst'dIn 1 and 2 lb. tins.

Cases 2 lb. tins.Cases e Anchovies.

Cases Me.shronm Catsup.Oises WaliMit Cit-u- p.

I'.i-- c. .s..r;ed S.tuce-- .Casts Ilasjib-rr- y Vinegar.

('- -. Table Vim-gar- . in pts

leases in qls.Cases Churney Sauce.

Cases :'.. i!i q'.ai -.

Case- - Ti :! Saib ':;;rv I'owil. r.Ct.-e-s Pea Flour. i"i 1 and 2 lb liu-- .

Ca-k- s Split Pea-- .Ca.,. ('i, lui m's M.t-tar- d. i:i 4 l'. tin- -,

('i-- i - Cuhnaii's Mu-'an- i. iu !.a!l lb. bottl.-s- .

(,Lt. chiiuii" i;.- -t XLi-- r u i.i i.c. ib. b .ni.-s- i

C-.-- i;roe.:.d Pepj i i bai: pint bot:;-- s.'

-" ii !':lit f"Pt bi::l .

(';IS,.- - I .11 l.on lie t lil.lnltl.- -.

Cases Cream T.n : l; !,- !' 'lU-- .

-- C'iia,-.- Saleiatu-- . 1. of b..t:les.;.is,- - (Jn.iMi.l All-pi- c- ha'.l pint but;;. -- .

Ca-.'- .- li :! MiX. I S, i ball' pint but!.'.--,.'a-- e- Or .i,-:i- l ( '!:,;.!! n. iu hall pints.

Cases Whole Mace, Cases Whole Cassia,Cases w hob- - Nutmegs.Cases Bleached tiing. l .

Cases Diied lb-- i bs.Cases Carroway Seeds, iu 1 lb. tins.Cases Italian M.iC.-aroni- . iu 4 lb. tin.-- .Ca.-e-s Italian V' i uiicelli. in 4 lb. liu-- .Cases Scotch IbUK'.il latin. al. iu 4 lb. t.ii.-Cas- es

Fine Oatmeal, in 4 lb. I in-;- .

Case Robins. m's patent (li-nais- .

SPRIW6 VESSEL. 1874!

BREWER & GO.' IT Kit I OK '. M.r.

'V- -

AMERICAN BK. EDWIN

F It t M HON I II

lii in sill 1jii,1i!JCK k rt ol'Et M I.. IN I.O IS l

tU.t i'Urct.AH.-- , l. r fiui.. u-- --

new lumoiin roiii.i sr.5 lino FT. SELECTED ItOsT HOIKHS

CENTRE HOARD EXTRA TIMBER-

ED XV II A LE BOA IS.

BBl.s. AMERICAN TAB.

i BBI.s. soCTIIERX I'IK'II.50 BBI.S. No. I UOSIN.

CASES SPIRITS Tl'RPENTI NE.

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF OAR-- .

Ei;l.E A PI.OXX s.

k ITTS No. 1 .MACKEREL.

I j CASES C'OK N S 1' RCH .

(i BBI.S. FAMILY PORK.

5 BBI.S. OENI INE CIDER X IKJR.FIRE EXTINGUISHERS.

HALES O A KI M.

EASTERN PINE K Eli AND BARRELSHOOKS.

ALSO, Oil HANDEX RECENT ARRIVALS !

Which be offered LOWTO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS.

ANCHORS n.l CHAINS. A SST D. S I V. ES.

FARMER'S BOILERS. .'O. ii. :iO AND j

111 Ci A LLS. ' !

PAINTED RI CKETS AND PAILS.i

EASTERN' HARD BRICKS.

PINE .MOLASSES BARRELS, SET CP.

HORSE, M V LE AND HAND CARTS."CAXAL HARROW'S.

CUMBERLAND COALS!CENTR I FI G A L LI X I XGS,

GCXN Y BAGS IX CASES OF2."( PieceOX YOKES, No. 1. o AND 15.

OYSTERS. FRESH AND SPICED.

YELLOW METALS AND NAILS.

C. & CO.jy20 ja31

SUPERIOR CHAMPAGNES !

ntlX'ART I'ERE ET FILS.BOCZY (ill ANUVIN, J. I. H. N. Fols Blanche hisisory Moussi ux. e.

DOS For Sale by CHAS. I.ONW

Cases Iiobinsons Patent JJailey,Cases Pearl Sago, in 4 lb. tins.Cases Tapioca, in 4 lb. tins,

Casks Canary Seed,Casks Hemp Seed.

Casks Kap Seed,Cases Colrnan's London Starch.

CASES CONFECTIONERY !

Cases Conversation Lozenges, in 7 lb. tins.Cases Peppermint Lozenges, in 7 t, ijnx,Cases IJarley Sugar, in 7 lb. tins,Cases Sugared Almonds, in 7 lb. tins.Cases Liquorice, in 7 lb. tins,Cases Carroway Comfits, in 7 lb. tins,Case3 Somebody's Luggage.Cases Assorted Cosaques.Cases Cosaques, in 2 lb. bottle.

0rt30.cLlojs !A Fine Assortment, comprising Colored Lrtnthrirns,

Trasparent Tapers, and foi LadiiV Ilomb.ir.

RECEIVEDFROM

-s-A-

Oregon Hams Ex. J. A. Falkinburg ! Tf.i?

ar.t.ST. LIU IS H A .MS,

ni'-nt-,

CHliloriiin Chr--- . anl

'n I ifor ii in ii ml F'.n.lrrn Bin on. kiiilstie.,Car Lit rl. .j ii ml I') 1 1 lino,

Piirifle Coilli-l- i,

Cutting'.- - r.'tbloYai lil'.utli Sugar ('i l ii.

'a-- es Sllgal I'e.i-- .Thisan- .- .inat'iis

PROVISION MERCHANT, 59 FORT STREET,

Has Received the following Invoice of

From London via San Francisco.Hams, English Cheese

Iiolofrne

POTTED TONGUE

Crystallized

Mulligatawny

"Kl'iici'i

Jams.

Table Vinegar,

G.

FOUR

will

BREWER

JUST

Preston's Portable Lemonade.

Sks. Golden Gate Ex. Family FlourOoMen O.tte Jlikf!- -' I.Xl!;! I'luur.

Mr. r in 1 1. .ir I''ra. re. u 1 lour Snpei fine,'a-e- s Cracked W!i.-uf- . iu Jo lb ba'r-- .

Ca- -- I i:i.-,- 1 in Jo.b ba--- .

'use.. Corimie.il ill lOib lutKS,".'a M icc.ii.iiii and Vermicelli.

I'ajl- - White j.'eans.

California Company's Crackers,'a-.-- .- Saloon Ulead.

Boxes Saloon Bie.nl.Orrifon l)ni.

l!nf XI iililliua.liiiv lirnu,

For Sale at GO Fort Street, by

HENRY MAY.

or?S W L. OBEKN 0C2S Ir 18 NuubduSI., near KiQf. For Sale by CU AS. LOXO. our pries bs usual are VERV LOW. Jul qrM.

1'

My

NOTICE.w Fill'IIF K Till: C'AI'T kl KTHI. It. w.

.1 aJ IM l rve - K 4 V V V . ' w.'l t .snaibarr debts J oj tiuiii the assd sssm-I- witle.ut

IX--

THE GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL !

CHICACO.The Largest :vnd Most Complete Hotel In

the World !

I.Fnvf.I X I'l l. KNOWN AS THETV,rii:t r el tl..- - SI I t li l IOIISK l(.r II tie- -

.!j.-'."n tl t i.irti.ii1.'..- - t . t.nirrai.-- i i vi r :n a.mli. 171.1 take in iniuik-i-n the roaapipluin i f llu

r.cw eotrrpr.. whi. ti is m. cn uti.'.rr their an-to-

Ii r tt.s rr. onvUli.i f tuesis.tiAtiF. II litis. A II H F.

1 1 kt-- - K THESTV KAR

lUi,..,Juj.'l.t.KJ jBjj

NOTICE TO CAPTAINSTill CHINIi AT THE

'I'lli: I' N DERMIC N ED WILL HIVEHKT RUr I'KICE fr the f .'.l, wmt

LIVE ANIMALS LANDED HERE,NAMVI.Y

A Lion & Lioiioss or Cubs,A Spotted Leopard,

A Tiger,A Variety of Door,

A Zebra,11 Es I PES

An) (hiiii; !ic, Hare or ..Uraclive!Arrt.v Tti

JOHN THOMAS W ATERHOI'SF..nlS "m Jusn Frrnsoal.-- a Villa, NuusiiU Vallrr

i:stai5I.isiij:i), isri y

FOR SALEWHOLESALE OR RETAIL

-- AT-

Queen Street Wharf Store,EVERY

VARIETY OF GOODS!SI'ITA Itl.K

For tho Island Trade.Islands of tho Pacific, or

Northwestern Trndo I

C'ONHISTIN'O OF

DllYuQODu, uROCERIES

HARDWARE.SLOPS, CLOTHING,

HATS, CAPS I

Shirts of Every Kind and Quality.Silks. Prints, Henima, Uliio Cotton,

Orange Col ton, Horidck'a Long Cloth.

SADDLES AND SADDLERY I

Bits and Spurs of every kid, Mexican Sinhlle

and Saddle Trees, with an almost vuiieiyof floods, including Chalk, Whiting. Lump Mark.Plaster of Puiis, and perhaps something (he

reader ,f this papor would not noilre bul of vei y

great service when wauled.

Guns, Pistols, Powder, Shot. Caps,

CUTLERY, EVERY KIND I

And very suitable for Trading purposes. FlihingTwino, Ac., Ac.

WHALEMEN'S INFITS AND OUTFITS I

yVllollOl'H, OIlilllM,IF- 7.'o," Ilithhiirl's Paint, JIMih-U-'- lUdtrd

Oil, 'J'mji.

CROCERIES OF ALL KINDS !

m wires ami iiai.f uauiieim fine iikh

1873 Columbia River Salmon.TIIK- -

Whole Invoice of Manila Iiopo !

KEATINO S PATENT,FX HEX Vf) I It LIC II, JUST L A N 1) F 1).

IIOWNEK'S KEROSENE OIL.AUD MA TCIIES :

All the Card Matches to Arrive

pur'tfyren.

PORTLAND CEMENT!iifsmt an. l.H 1'orllau.l CVmi-ii- I In tl.e MaikH, guar

' .l nnt mily p. iiuir... Citre'iit, but I'urtlaii.l Crtbe siiuitf 'lu ilitjr as nl by ll.e I ritmti llovrruin-u- t

.vill, wben us.'il, r mam firm rot a T'x k ; tiil- - sonir i.thrwill, wli n n,'l waritrj, be f"iinl full 'f an. I

tanks tin.ty, nt a most irn iiTpiil-ti- t lime.

TIIKKK I.-- AI--O TIIK LATK.-- T INVKNIKIi

VAXKEK RAT-TIMI- 'I

BETA I L PRICES Vi.lMI EACH.trati a'l t!.- - .ulfs, nr . I uf t,f n.iiif mugM an r.M

f.ur-!tgg- ej rat the oiler traps rout I not cat. h. ItsraaatBLaJiPi' Strminary ; an l Ihnre was trrrat ov. r thr rvi-ii- l.

The rat was umltr SO years of age.

OX

sons J. T. WATERHOUSE, jr., andH. WATERHOUSE

Atu-rn- l ti the liusirn'. arnl w.H sorve nil rus!..iii rs

THE X'ERV BEST nu.l.MOST LIBERAL TERXIs'

j Country Orders Especially Invited.

JOHN THOS. WATERHOUSE.ocls Sm

Maraschino, Curacoa,ABSINTHE. CORDIALS. BITTERS OI'

IW. different Brands. lu Uuml or huty Paid.tvA For fiale by CD AS LONG.

aw. wi wi. tu 4UttUllllCS lO BUIt, Vf

"g7 tf )t. HACKFELD . CU

r

h

0

r s

Y C . S. D ARTOW.ITiitltTwrit ! ISsiIc !

ON MONDAY, FEB. ICth.at 1 - : . n n, : i " s - n .',

U i!! I. J'.i I, at I'u :u-- Aurt.,n.

1 M.ti'n M,t. T'j. l T' i il'.'-- t Mt.Ix.t of OUI fUr.lt inf aal .

U.xt-- u T. p ilf,!. r'ntar-s- .

1 Wlr ?.jr,

I.IIT OF 1)1.1) JINK!

IVom litii'lc A.lviiitiii?rV.. H. IUKTOW, Url'r.

rvitxiTiiKK sabj:.On Wednesday, : : : Feb. 18th,

At ! OV!.-k- , A f . wi:t )m ! I,

At the .".- - of' .!-- . .',. A'''j.' ,t ",

Household FurnituresOjMPRIsIN.

K ,u c-l, W fl.iUrJ,fcur--ii- . War lrile. Centre TiM- -,

Louche, Cover Bassets,Oak liriir.K Clia'rs,

Mittrui H.r I'il'.'.ws.

L.uinif TaW, (,'rurkrry Wr, Cook Hove, fce., 4;c.

1". BAKT'lW. Aact; .n.er.

vYt Snlosrooin.ON FRIDAY, : : : FEBRUARY 20th,

At l' OVI-irk- . A. M. .It will f.l.l.

IKV ;ools,l)KIS GOODS,

WOOLKX VOOIIS,I.OTII1.VC-- .

HATS. MIK AM MIOKS!AND A

Varied Assortment of Merchandise !

S It S O SI'K A K . Avr, A.c. JLo. .r.C. H. HAHTOW. AuetV.

CONSTANTLY ON HANOI.A GENERAL ASSORTM'T OF

SHIP (IIAMEliV k Sllll1 STORES.

t mr Sail- - Wy llOI.I.KH X. fit.Hemp Cordage!

I ,Ol?lt NTRA.I KI'SSIA CO II l A UK. ALL

r-- r ?al by V.OUA.i K CO.

Russia Bolt Rope!X ASMIRT.MKNT OK M'KS.

r r S'al by ItoLLKS & CO.

Manila Cordage!1HO.M TIIK IJOSTOX FACTOKV. ALL

MI7.M.F'r alo ly ItOLLM CO.

Cotton Duck!W K K.N C K I'A CTOlt V.I.

I'.ir ral by i!oLi.:y 4r co.

Chain Cables & Iron Stock Anchors.KKOM !." I. It. TO I.OOO I. US.SIZKS fmni 3 8 inch to I i--S inch.

V9let.j r.OLI.K.- - if CO.

Blocks and Oars!l'M. ASSORTMENT.Vt Vurlly HOLLER k CO.

Ship Stores!AM. I'KIMK I'OIIK. HKKK OK II. HKK- -

7. TLKMAVd I'acking.BOLLE3 & CO.

Codfish!I KtV CASES OF KASTEK.X, IV ?r-LK-

IID Or.lerFor 6l by ItOLLES & CO.

Flour Per " Comet!"GATK. BIKKR'S KXTHA.KX- -

GUILDKN iul Kl.lora.l.)..r Sale by IIOLLE." A CO.

Bread ! 'IMIOV PILOT, CASES A X O U K. CASKS ;

J Pll.itr breaJ ; Meilium Jo.; Crackers, rte.I.'.r Sale by BOLLKd & CO.

Lime and Cement.tMKOKMA MMK, I'OUTLAXU CE- -c MKNT. fal.f-ro.- . Brick.

For file by wi-i.- " a. kv.

Sperm and Polar Oil.fKUV sri'KRIOR Ul'ALITV. FO It S LK

l.N ituantities to Suit y . UOLLKS CO.

CANNED GOODS,FROM CITTINO Jt CO.'i CELEBRATED FACTOUV,

f1tSCS .MOCK TURTLE SOl'l. CASESROAST . Cases Bmlett IWf, Cases Itnaht Muttun,

Boi'-N- l Muttiin. Ca-e- s I'.oast Veal, Cases Turkr-y- , CasesChicken, Cases ?ai. c.

For Sal by BOLLFJ k CO.

Paints and Oil.EOILEUUIL. IX FIVE-UAL- L.

I.XBLISHWHITE I.KAI.

BLACK LEAP.WHITE ZINC.

KED LEAP.a.-.-

, c, k'.. kc.For l.y ljV2l) T. H.LE5 Jt CO.

OF

Ind & CtVs Blood,

IRON, FENCING WIRE.

WHITE LEAD,.

ja24 lm

"L 't

t -

i CYE. P ADAMSIM,L.KS ! APPLES::

STEAM Kit M A Til MXJC Rj

j THIS DAY I

FEB. lith,SATURDAY, - -Al 11 O :. M. -r - in.

60 BXS. FRESH APPLES!IM. Aurl'r.

REGULAR SALE !

ON THURSDAY. : : FEBRUARY 19th,At 10 O'c!' , A . M , ) : 1

I IIOK : VAKIKTV OK

Heavy Denims, Blue and White Cottons !

Fancy Print-!- , Mt.rir.rcs aril f'oLourg-- ,Ticking and Strips.

Mosquito --Vetting, I'rii's, Clotli".

CLOTHING, FANCY GOODS,

Groceries, &c.T-- lt Ilu, Hi.r..-- I H.irti.

Kin.; h.u- - lii. t'.

FANCY COLORED SHIRTS!i.iivanl'-'- l Till. I'ain Kill, r, C.ir l Mat' l.'.

it ..r.l.nri. Fii.c Tea, I ysUr,Ci-i- i, lmm.:il In.ns Hair Oil,

"aiill, Cru-h- J fuifir, c , i.r.AI-- 0

Sacks Table Rice,Sacks Brown Sugar,

K. P. AlAM.J. Au. fr.

Real Estate on Emma St,

ON SATURDAY, : : : FEBRUARY 21st,At 12 U'cl'ick, noon, at fc'.il- - srr.om, wl'J b offered at

PaMic Auction, that

PIECE OR PARCEL OF

I1E.U EST.1TE WITH THE 111 IIIIIMSTHF:KKoN, SITrAFKH ON KM.M A ,

ailj'!iiinfr the .r.erty i.f IIr Knyul IliKhnrss JCnka Kfcliko-l.iti- i,

aii'l hTin a froM.i- - '( feet nn Kuiina Street ariil allefith of 1 J'J feet.

A Good Substantial Cottagen. Outtmil-Kni:- ' ar uj-o- tti-- ' .r"x rt v. which ii covere.1 by

a Variety of FKL'IT AND OKSAMKNfAL TRKKS, makingit a rery l"Hnt re.i.lei.re. Oovernnient water ii l.nJ on.TEKMS AT A I.E. I'eeils at exjieusc of purchaser.

K. I. APAMS, Au lr.

VALUABLE LANDSON MOLOKAI.

ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28th,At li oVl.H-k- , !., at Sali r'.oiu. will - t'M at Aitrlinii,

FOR CASH TO THE HICJIIEST ItlDDKR:

29 Acres of Valuable Landswith the Buildings thereon,

Pituita l at KOII AM I, Inlaii.l of Molokai. There are severalsubstantial Buihlins uxn this property (which were con-st rue ted fur a Dairy for His late Majesty Kami haiueha V.)withCistern bavin a capacity fir "JoOU barrels of water. The

r. 4 L. . . i. I, A w 1 ' ' .'.-- ( .

No mor elifiible a f iluatimi for a liiary can be fouml In theKinK'lom. Having all the I'aiMncks. Cisterns, lwellingHouses and Outhouse s, I t a large

TITLK PEBFKCT. PajKra can be seen at the AuctionRoom of the uudersi(:nel, and further particulars by applica-tion to VP. C. Jone, Kn., Attorney at Law.

K. P. ADAMS, Aurtinoer.

HIOKTCrAGKEVS SAI.KOF

MORTICING MACHINERY

Iron Safes, Etc., Etc.ON TUESDAY.TT: MARCH 3d!

Ity Or.lerof Mr. P. 1AI.T0N,

At 12 O'clock. X'oon. sit Saleirooiu,Will be Sol.1,

One Iron Safe,One M.irtii-lnt- Machine, with Tools.

)r.e Turning I.ath conii-lit- with Tools,

line Motive Power Wheel withBelt :u r.

On Circular Saw and Ta'"le, Eig --.s.E. P. AHAMS, Au l'r.

NOTICE.rplIE I'irilLIC ARE HERERV XOTI- -i. lied that JO.-LP- H M'CIIALSKV ha no authority to

sell any Leather or material made at the KALAL'AO TAN-NER Y, nor to incur any expenditure on account of the same,except through tue umlcrsignea.

J. I. POWSETT.Honolulu, March 17, I3T3. mVZ2

50 CORDS IRON WOOD.lOR SALE ltVI orlS nm A. W. PEIRCE k CO.

iVLES !

IKKKUVS. T EX X E XT'S, CI I A M PA G X E,jl Norwraian, Key llraiid. Aic, c.

n oS For Sale by CI I AS. LONO.

THE

WATER PROOF TWEEDS,

Wolfe & Co.'s Ale; Bass' Ale!

HOLLOWWARE, SLATES.

ZINC, BOILED OIL.

THE CARGOFINE BARQUE LOUISE AND GEORGINE

7SToy IVoarly Duo from Liverpool, i oflbvod

For Sale, consisting of:

A CHOICE ASST. DRY GOODS, CHOICE PRINTS; BLANKETS,

DENIMS, CLOTHING, BLUE & WHITE CHECKS,

TROUSERING,

Large Velvet JFL ugs!BAGS, HEAVY BAGGING, LEATHER BELTING, SADDLES,

WINES AND SPIRITS !

Coope Ale;

HOOP

&c.,

THEO. H. DAVIES.

5 rttiTIME-TABL- E OF THE

STEAMER " KILAUEA,"r i i.ok. I AV1KK.

Cirruilof Kntini

I'rb. HJlh.. .' Hit

tU. '.'3r.l.. Kaa iJ KurjkVn

Mnrili Jil Mil

Murrli ;ll. KnMarch llh Circuit of KauaiMarch 23U Konn

March 3UlhHv.-- If or.r.!u!a at 5 p. K.. 'icptir.I trip-- tt.t she

t.crV, at Kaur.akaka;.wr.vn l.e w,.l ke t 10 r. .

' T"poa th n;:- tr:f.i.the : mer ct !tve tAtAica b?i ! m4i.ii. on up tr.p. .a K jna tri i wLll njt l'Te bfor 5

I

Fr-- :hi Uar-?- , t, j vmut If Ca-- h Pge, i!l betri-:i- y tiercel. TICKKTs AT lilt OfFICK.

' N ,t f r ur.amk! h:zi. cr any frei l.t uaS.iMLhl. i. Wll.DKR.

. a grit.

j Australasian & American MailSteamship Company.

FOK SAX FKAXCISCO.THE FIXE STEAMSHIP

1VE X K. --A. 33 O !

ON OR ABOUT MARCH 5th.

FifJ.ht l (i I'ftnr'.sro. S.V00;.r 7;.. Five ji-;,,!-.

Prhnnjp.

For fSYDXKY, via FIJI,( oiiiiccliii til KAXUAVI' uilli it brmirli

ktciiinrr for

Auckland & Port Chalmers, N.Z.THE STEAMSHIP

"CITY OF MELBOURNE!"CAPTAIN" J.W. MtOWN,

On or about the 9th of March !

10 SAN 1 UMIS(0. ! TO SVI)KV, Lt.On or ahout On or about

ThursiUv Mon.layMarch oth March ...thApril 2tul April.. ...6thApnl 3uth May ...4thMay 2S;h June ,...ltJ utie 2.',:h June ..'JHth

..21.1 July ..2TthAugust..'. -- Oth August 21thSeptember 17th September -(ember I5th October 19thNovember th XoTember 13thDecember 10th, December Uth

IT raiserijfers for Enslrrn SlnleanJ Europe.pur- -

rhasinK their Through Tickets at our office, will be allowed A

LAIUJK KKMTCTION in fares, besides having larger quanti-

ties of It.ippjge free.

XT Fur Frritflilan.l I'nsHntfr, or any further Inform-

ation, apply t1ipjo II. II ACKFEIiD 4i CO, Atfciila.

rou ioitTisAXi, oi:i:oaTil E FINE 11 AKK

FOKBES, MASTER.

Will have Quick Dispatch for the above portF'or Freight apply to

II. IIACKFEI.l) Ji CO, Agents.

FOK IIAMKlJKCi !

The A 1 Fast Sailing Ucrman5n DDir ANT1PJF UFI FNF

BKL'IIN, Master,

Witt S'lil for Ihr -- 1';l' Pert o)i or About ihe-- f T. V, .!

For Freight or Passage, apply tonoS 2 m V. A. SCHAEFEli CO.

BOSTON & HONOLULU PACKET LINE !

C. IJItEWEK CO., AOEXTS.Favorable Brrancements can always be ma.le for

itS Storage and hhipment of Oil, Bone, Wool, Hidesand other Merchandise to New Bedford, Boston, New York andother Eastern Ports. CT Cash Advances made

BHKH t . o.fe24 ly

Regular Tackct for Kuna and Kan.

The New Clipper Schooner

U I li A .11 A ,WIUTFOUD, Master.

WiU run regularly on the above route, having excellent accom-

modations fur pnsaeRfjers and freight.Freicht or Passage, apply to the Captain on board,

of,or TIBBETS&t-OHKNSON- .

R E V. V L A II

DISPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

' IHtEWEU JL CO., ACiEXTS.rCr"v Merchandise received STORAGE FREE and

' LT'"rfz libernl cash advances maiie on shipm-nt- s by this. (fe-- 4 1j) C. BREWEK CO.

REGULAR PACKET FOR LA III I IV A.

THE SCHR. NETTIE MERRILL,K. U. CRANE, Master.

Will Kqii KotfuUrly beteenTltU Port and Lahaln,LEAVING

H.nolalnSlnrdaysud Lalialna every Ufduesdajs.

0 3, II. II ACKFELD k Co.. Agents.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS !

I VII) EX OS AT THE RATE OF TWEX- -t v one nor cont.. on account of claims against the estate

of W. "HUMPHREY:?, lat. cf Honolulu, deceas-- d, will bepaid to Creditors after this date, at ttieomce oi

3. H. POLE, Executor.H ,n .lulu. J.m. 31, 1S74. jail 4t

NOTICE.

ALEX. CAMPBELL. Merchant Tailor,ron.n most respectfcllv ix- -

FORM the public th.it he has opened a

TAILOR-SHOP- ,At No. 3'i Fort Street, next door almve Mr. Melnerny, wherehe i prepared 1 1 execute any ordiys iu the Tail ring Businessthat he may be favored Willi. ja!7

To Graziers, Ilariclimeii, &c.

A FEW DI IUIAM AND SCOTCHANGUS BULLS.

,o, Vermont Fmicli Mrriuo 'oiiik Rnni".Apply to JOHN A. CUMMINS.

Waiman.il) Ranch. January. 174. jalO 3m

MANILA CICARS !

SMALL LOT OF THOSE SUPERIOR:uahtv ClOARS. jut receive,!. Tl.-s- Cigars, are like

thos-- we had alout one year since, and pronounced to be tiebest article ctT.red in this market rlurir.jr the last twenty.years. pat up br us --W cigars in a box.

ja31 For Sale by BOI.LF.S k CO.

MMIT H OERMAX FIREINSURANCE COMPANY OF HAMBURG

IXOEKSIOXKO HAVIXR BEF.XTMIE Agent of the above Corr.p.my for the San.llCiIsland, is now prepared TO INSURE AWAINST FIKEPonthe moit fav. rat le term",

Ois Uriel. Stone. nu! Wooden store.And i n M,rciar.lis st.Te l n, Private Pwenings, Furni-tur- -.

ire. Ali Ix--- s adjusted an 1 paid f'r here with prompt-

itude. For particulars apply at the otKce ofj;;i:y TtlKOD. C "Kl(-K- - A"t- -

.

N. MURPHY,l . m s

MACHINE AM i"s- - h'kli.m.Al . AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS mad and Re,red

I'artitDlar Atteutin Taifl t IHHESE-SIl1- 6!

"mat "3J- - Robinson A; Co.'s Wharf.j".l Shop

SUPERIOR SHERtfUlf OR'linF.llt. ENGLISH AM)

A V M PORTS. California H'Vk, jRhine Wines of diff-rent hif,-- jj LONG

,.. w F,.r Sale by

Extra Fine Manila CigarsF0RTIN OF AUGUST, 1873

Just Received Direct !j

PERiaEOiic; n Cw it z rv

AND F.'R SALE AT

fc7 lm Ed. Hoffsclilaeger & Co. i

THOS. Cr. THRU2YI,i

StationerAND

j

NEWS DEALERBEGS LEAVE TO XOTIFV THE

that a

Fine Line of Stationery !

II AS

Just been Received ex Late Arrivalsam-iot- f which may be fjur.d :

Foolscap Paper, all kinds;Leal Cap, Account Cunent Paper,

Lettr Paper, all kinds;Nt.te Papers, a Fine Variety of American English and French

in TVLile and ISiue, plain and ruled; Tinted, plain a?druled, and White and Clue Bad k Note, plain.

Initial Note with Envelopes to match, rhttk and tinted, s-- iuething neat and desirable. Also, seve-a- J plainer kinds.

A Few Boxes only "De Soto" Papeterie,the latest style out.

Note, Letter and Government Sise Eivelopes,

Pens Gold, Steel and Quill, a Urge asortment.

Ai'noUl's "Wi'ltinsr FluiclThe Dust Ii'.acV Ir.k knowi.

DAVIDS' VIOLET INKS !

All sixes, the most lasting of any maker if this favorite Bhade.

Davids' and Underwood's Copying Ijk,Memorandum and Pass Books, Cyplrr Hooks.Iilauk Bocks, Mucilage,Large Rubber Holders with caps for protecting the Pen.Faber's Postal Card Pocket Tencil, ith protecting slide.

Stephen's Combination Eraxer and Enve-

lope Opener !

Thumb Tacks or Drawing Pins,Faber's Rubber Bands, 2 and 4 inch.Wax Crayon.", colored, in boxes;Camel's Hair Brushes, Oum Labels is variety.Blotting Pads, 3 sizes;Blank Visiting Cards, 3 sizes in boxei, 4 sixes in packets.

EX. LARGE AND HEAVY FLAT PAPERS!for special sir.es of Blank Book Manufacture.

Toyelter trlth Mviny other Articles ulir-ny- fH)hl in

i Well Aj'jioluled St'ttiouer's.

ALSO

DIARIES FOR 1874!!In the usual fine variety of styles and sizes.

r O: T. IS AG EXT FOR THE HAWAII- -AN ISLANDS for I). APPLSTON & CO.'S

SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS!Among which arc

Seward's Travels aVound the World,Hurt. n's Encyclopedia of Wit and Humor,

Business Anecdotes,Smith's Dictionary of the Bible,

American Encyclopedia,Annual Cyclopedia,

Life of Robert E. Lee, kc.

All orders will be forwarded as fast as practicable. The second

Ja25 invoice or the above is expected shortly.

KT2S5W tSOOIBSFori tiib

ILTVill Season.GASTLE & GOOKI

HAVE RECEIVED-- BY-

D. C.Murray and J.W. Seaver

WEST OF ENGLAND I! LACK nmlK7MXE E CLOTHS, iFine Black Doeskins. Grey Buckskin,All Wool Tweeds, just the style for winter.

Fine White Marseilles,Fancy patterns, suitable for Ladies or Children's Dresses, and

Gent's White Vests.

Plain and Striped Brown Linen Drilling, jut the thing forBoy's and Men's workinp clothes.Gent's Silk, Merino, All Wool and Cotton Undershirt.Ladies' and Gent's Linen Cuffs, Gent's Collars,A few doren of Fine Black Silk Neck Ties, 6-- and 4.

A superior assortment of Gent's and Ladies' Bleachedand I nbleachcd Cotton Hose,

.SUPERIOR ALL LIXEX

TABLE DAMASK!5-- and 3 4 all Linen Napkins from $3 00 lo $7 00 per dozen.

Cotton, Linen, Huckaimck and Damask Towels,

Linen and Cotton Sheeting !

61, 72, 80 and 100 inches.

Linen and Cotton for Tillow Slips.10-- 11-- and 14-- White Marseilles Quilts,

White Ulerino ISImikcls72 by 84.

Scarlet, Blue, Green and White Blankets.Java Canvas, a fine assortment of Pearl Button.".

AX ASSORTMENT OF

SHELF HARDWARE !

Door, Chest. Pad, Box, CupboarJ anc' Till Locks,Superior Padlocks, wrought ira". wth pring and Steel

Keys.Si ring Chen Locks. 2 Keys eh ard no duplicates,Spesr Jackson's Fine Saws. 12 -- 3 inch, c c and rip.Spear 4- - Jackson's Files, all siiand kinds 3 to IS inch.llarnes-.- . Bridle and Roller Buorles Plated and Jap M.Saddle Rings, tinned ni jar-nne- d, 2 3 and 3 2 iu.F.jh Hooks, No. 10 tnSO anr'larger.Union and Wool Girths, SW- - Thread. Handled Axes.Copper Tack. 2 ' 1 Liftoing ffoo,j saws,Cooper's Tools S' pf f ab ""nshes, Iroa Tacks.

ALSO, ON HAND :

American and Er.fh White Lead and Zinc Paint?,"American and E"5n Pale Boiled Linseed Oil, TurpentineLamp Black, w Ochre, French ieilow, Venitian Red,Kaw and Burp Red Dry Vermillion, ie.

Good Assortment of Paints in Oil,qWCIXE DOWNER'S AND DEVOE'S

Xi ! o o ii o O i i !

Copal. Damar, Carriage and Bright Varnish.ii .jnan, v.nemicai. New Tork, trasive,

Jiive, rure Castile and Fancy

ALSO !

Paris. Eagle, 20 and 2 Steel XI and X0Horse Plows.

Shovels. Spade?, Oo's, Scythes, Rakes. Hoes. 4 c, ic, &c, ic.

ALL ORDF.KS TILLKD AT LOWEST MARKETno? RATES.

NOTICE.MISS LOTTIE ALEXANDER isrtTTrTr reared to give lessons on the Piano to a few

Scholars. The beet cf references given. jasj tf

ncmfttTm)ir-- r i rn, a

GOODS! NEW GOODS!

JUST RECEIVED FROM CHINA

PER SHIP GEORGE GREEN,AND!?

Orfcrod For JSiiloHV THE IMERMGNE1.

Sugar Mat Eags. Manila Rope,

China White Slatting,China Peanut Oil.

Fire Crackers, Fire Works,China Lanterns,

Camphor Wood Trunks.

Ladies Work Boxes.

Preserved Ginger,

Preserved Camquat.

Chow Chow,

DRESS SILK, GRASS CLOTH !

MOSQUITO NETTING,

Best Baslvd Tea !

SlI'ERIOR HREAKFAST TEA,In S'.hs, 5!bs, lOlbs Boxes,

&c, &c.AFOXG Jt ACHI CK,

oc25 ly 13 Nuuauu St. .near King.

THE PACIFICCflimncrctalSllibfrliscr.Pll4SI2a OK THE MOO) FOB THE MONTH OF FeBRCABY

1S74 IIoxoli lv Mean Tine.Feb. 1 Full Moon 0 4.5 am

Last Quarter 6 57.6 am16 New Moon 8 43 7 am23 First Uuarter 0 14 3 am

TIME OF SCSI RIH1NO AND 8ETT1NO.Fib. 1 Sunrises 641 am; Sunsets 5 47 fM

8 Sun rises 6 US. 5 am; Pun sets 5 60 5 rM15 Sun rises'. 6 34 am-- , Sunsets 5 55 rM22 Sun rises e 29.7 am; Pun sets 5 57 7 rMas Sunrises 6 24 6 am; Sunsets 600.6pm

Caft. Daniel Smith.

SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 14.

Official Notification.Sitre.me Court Clerk's Office, Feb. 10, 1874.

It is hereby ordered tlmt the February Term, a. i.1874, of the Fourth Judicial Circuit Court, to be heldat Nawiliwili, Island of Kauai, on Tuesday, the 3rdday of February, 1874, and postponed to the 12thday of said February, be further postponed until the18th day of March next.

By order of the Court. W. R. Seal, Clerk.

NOTES OF THE WKKK.His Majesty Kalakaua was born Nov. 1C, 1S3C,

and is therefore now in his SStb. year.

Cold. The weather haa been unusually coldnights and early morning?, during the past week;the thermometer occasionally marking G3. v

More Violence. It is reported this morning thatthe Hon. Mr. Mikalemi, one of the Representativesfor Ilonolulu, was assaulted and beaten by Queenitealast night. We do not hear particulars.

Axoora Goats. By the Murray, Mr. Butterfield,the enterprising importer of the beautiful Angoras,brings ri r.n animals, ut tuesc. l i only are rorsale. They can be seen at the Hawaiian Hotel.

Acknowledgments. Ours are due to the SanFrancisco Merchants T'TpImnor fr full fiia r.r lapapers received by the D. C. Murray.

Also to Capt. A. Fuller for late dates and mem-

oranda.Not Satisfied. It is rumored among the natives

that the Queenites have a secret organization, themembers of which are pledged to avenge, on everygood opportunity, their defeat in the Legislature,Let the authorities be vigilant and prompt.

Your Money or Your Life. One of the Repre-

sentatives on being attacked by the mob on Thursday,gave them all the money he had in his pocket some

180 and they let him off. Bnt the next crowd thatmet Lim administered a terrible pounding. ,

Rioters Arrested. Up to yesterday noon, the po-

lice had made twenty-thre- e arrests of persona impli-

cated directly or indirectly, in the riot of TLarsdaylast. Some who were especially prominent are not tobe found at present, being undoubtedly concealed by

ejrnenjlg,Strong Breezes have pCTZllC'l- - iJl'rin the first

part of the past week. No less than five coasterswhich left port, have been compelled to return on account of the strong trades, some with loss of sails.The Falkitiburg, which arrived on the Oth lost someof her head sails.

Yesterday, tueon Emma sent a message to thePalace, acknowledging His Majesty Kalakaua as thelawful King, and asking for the Royal prerogative forthe discharge of the rioters now inprisonl Ilia Majesty has however decided to allow the law to take itscourse in their cases.

Oleamargarine. Doubtless many of our readershave seen items going the rounds of the press, stat-

ing that a new process of making butter (to whichthe above name has been given) has been patentedin the United States. We are assured that many ofthe first-class hotels of New York, Chicago and else-

where, and most of the Atlantic steamships are usingthis new kind of butter. Very naturally old fash-

ioned butter makers and many butter users, will beisgusted at the idea of making the article from suet,

lut after reading a description of the process in thelew York Times (too long for our columns) theyill probably be open to conviction. A manufactory

cf this r.c-- ty!e of butter has been established inSin Francisco, and Bolles Si Co. of this city havereceived a sample, which is well worth examination.Ve have tested it, and had we not been told ina Vance what it was, should have pronounced it afair sample of inland butter.

Caoutchouc. (Pronounce it Ioochookt and youfill fee right.) Wo hive interviewed this singularAustralian production of nature, and advise ourreaders that it is well worth their whiles to do like-vis- e.

They will see a black gelding, about fifteenhands high, well made and compact, having fine e'eanlegs wi.h powerful forearms and thighs and a cleanblood-lik- e but unusually broad head, from which apiir of bright eyes beam with good temper and do-

cility. In all respects he would be considered as quite &

Lindsoiae horse anywhere, but for the entire absenceo? hair, on ail parts of his body, and examinationwith a microscope fails to reveal any signs that heerer possessed any. Ile was caught some six yearsago among a " mob " of wild horses in the neighbor-hood of the Ba'oane river in Queensland. His pres-

ent owners, Messrs. Oat &, AVitchell, paid a prettylanJsorne price for him, and since then they havefrequently refused as high as 1,500 for Caoutohouc.They intend to proceed on to the United States andEurope by the next steamer, on a tour of exhibitionof their hairless horse. We may add that he is par-

ticularly quiet and docile, appears to enjoy beinghandled, and apparently has a predilection for chil-

dren, whom experience has no doubt taught him areapt to pander to his depraved appetite for candies.His levees since Wednesday last have been wellattended, and we learn he will le continued on exhi-

bition another week.

Tr.tAT am. Atii.i. V, !..!, the rm'.l Uqiur h pa;. 1 j- IK r? iTf c!.od n Thur I ty an i jwtcrday,a a i;'v? pre: iuii' c, wc arc ;r.f.rn:c 1 tint at thes'.L-re- cf t.. tr-ij-v rtir.g l.-tsi- , a Iri-- k Lus'.t.esJ was

d kii.xvi s.uJ ci-u- ,f t'.it which cheers aniiaclriAtc. Ar.J wc are aki.l, shouM not " S.vacef--r ti l-- c SA'ace for te gin.Kr

Ar.rrv Pisou:. Thi is the name cf a new articlecf tA an .1 ilrirA ntar.afacturc 1 frvui In !in com.wfe'c'u n:l.cs an citrtrje!y r.utv.ii' ua ati l p.i!.uKedish fr cvcrvl k at-- d well. I'lUi '.e

used I v the Aj r. lit 1 jtars nro an 1 is the v- -

tioual foo l Mi x'.co y. We hae received a

!aa;j '.e fn.iu JuJ I A. Liice, an 1 having triod it withiiii'.k and iigxr, fin 1 U Jlickus as a Jtvit. ,

inuvXl On W ate infrruie-- J that u Mor.J.yand TuesJ iy cf this week, the sessions cf the KoyalSchc-o-J were ctannttod by too teachers, for no good

cause, so far as is known. S me one suggests thatit was probably in erJer to gie the pupi'.s u oppor-

tunity to go to the pv'U at-- . 1 ote fur a Sovereign.We should say it was do.rib'.e K Vcvp children atchcxl during these unhealthy political excitement,

which are to be deprecated, for adults eveti.

For Tut Volcano. The next two trips cf the

steamer to windward will afford a good opportunityfor those desiring to visit our great natural wonder,the crater cf Kiliuea. On Monday the ICth int ,

the steamer goes to Ililo, arming there on the IStli.and whence a day's ride on horseback will take tour-

ists to the Volcano House, where are good accommo-

dations for man and bettst. The return can be made

ly the way of Kens, occupying parts of two days ina pleasant ride through the district of Kau, affordingan opportunity to view the scene of the great iiiuJ-flow- ,"

the "earthquake wave," and the eruption of1S6S. The tourists will have ample time to arrive atKcalakckua Bay, (where. Capt. James Covk kst hislife in 1773.) to meet the steamer which leaves herefor the Kona trip February 23d.

The Influence of tut Prims. Since the death ofthe King and the appearance in the field of a second

candidate for the Succession to the Thrcne, there hasbeen, for a small community like this a profuse,expenditure of printer ink. Circulars and mani-

festos followed each other with rapidity, in both theHawaiian and English languages, and were eagerlysought after by the populace, with hom the appe-

tite for political excitement grew on what it fed upon.From the 4th to the 11th instant, from the office ofthis journal alone, about 51,000 copies were issuedof one and another kind of publication, but mostly

circulars on the subject cf the succession. This wiltgive our readers abroad something of an idea of thenative Hawaiiaus' appreciation of the influence ofpress.

RIOT OF THE QUEENITES.

The Conrt House in the Hands of a Mobthey Demand a 'Reversion of the Voteof the Assembly, and that Emma be madeQueen Destruction of Property and Mur-derous Attack on Representatives Inter-vention by an Armed Force from Ameri-can and British Ships of war.

When the announcement was made by the Presi-

dent of the Assembly on Thursday (at a few n iuutesbefore 3 p. m.) that Prince lMvin Kalakaua waselected King of the Hawaiian Islands, several at-

tempts were made in the audience to cheer, but theywere promptly suppressed by the police. Somecheering was heard from the crowd outside, but itwas mingled with yells and cries of rage from themob of Queenites. Orators, mostly of the "saiucullolet " class, were busy here and there, excitingthe passions of their hearers against the Representa-tives, for having, as they declared, voted against thewishes of the people in making Kalakaua King.

Meantime the Committee appointed to wait on thethe Prince issued from the Court House and wereabout enterinz a carriage, when &a attack wo modupon them by the mob. They were severely hustled,and their clothes torn, aud were compelled to beat ahasty retreat, the Court House from therear entrance. In the rush at this moment, a for-

eigner, named John Foley, who endeavored to rescueMajor Moehonua (against whom the mob appeared tobe particularly spiteful) was struck by some one inthe crowd, whereupon he squared himself and struckright and left, but only for a moment. A blow witha stick from behind felled him to the ground and hewas jumped upon and would have been killed in allprobability, but that Major Wodehousc, the BritishCommissioner, who happened to be near, forced hisway through the crowd and Btood over the man untilhe was carried away, badly but not seriously hurt.

The Committee having got back inside the CourtHouse, the mob now surged around to the front en-

trance, where with savnge yells they demanded thatthe Representatives appear. Whenever one of thesewas seen at an upper window, fists and sticks wouldbe shaken at him, and Lbi ehout went up, "Lookoutfor yourself !" while the' eyes of the upturned faces

glared with demoniacal fury. Repeated attemptswere made by the Marshal and 1'eputy, and by well-kno-

foreigners to persuade the mob to dispersepeaceably, but these attempts only seemed to still

further excite their unreasJuWflT dcc1arcJ

that they had nothing against any foreigner, buFo'iAj -

wanted to get hold of the native Representatives, to j

wreak on them their vengeance for having votedagainst Queen Emma. The situation of the mem- - j

bcrs was now getting precarious, shut np unarmed in j

a building, the doors of which would yield to a mod- - j

crate assault, with a howling mob without, apparently j

thirsting for their lives.The cry was now raised by the mob (about four j

o'clock) "Break in the back doors!" tho front j

being guarded by the police. (It is proper to state j

just here, that throughout the riot, the native police f

were of little or no use.) One or two rushes, apiece of lumber m;ed as a buttering ram, and thefolding doors yielded and the mob poured in. Themembers were now mostly all in the upper portionof the building, with several of the Ministers, Judges,and other officials. For a time, after gaining anentrance, the mob devoted their attention to thedestruction of property, and appeared to forget theRepresentatives, while they proceeded to smash fur-

niture, tear up papers and mutilate book9, in theoffices of the Attorney General, of Judge Hartwell,Judge Widemann, the Police Magistrate, and thePolice Court Room. .Many valuable private andsome public documents were ruthlessly destroyed, ofa nature that can never be replaced. Fortunatelythe records of the Supreme Court, in the Clerk'soffice up stair?, were not reached by the vandals.All the windows and most of the wfnduw-sas- h of theCourt House, loth above and below, were brokenwith coral stones thrown by the mob or with clubs.

And now commenced the attack on the Repre-sentatives, as they were endeavoring to escape fromthe building. C ubs, improvised from table andchair legs, were freely usc-J-, and that murder out-

right was not accomplished can only be explained bythe number of the assailants all striking blindly atonce. A few foreigners too, were active and cour-ageous in endeavoring to recne and save the mem-bers. As it was, four wre seriously injured byblows about the head, viz.: Messrs. Kipi and Haupuof Hilo; Nahinu of South Kona; and Moehonua ofHonolulu. The following were bally, but not seriously cut an l bruised : Messrs. Lono:.ea and Birch,of Wailoku; Kaiue and Kupihea, of Molokai; Ka--pule, of Makawao; Koakanu, of Koloa, Kauai; andKakani, of Hana, Maai. We have heard of but oneperson outside the Representatives who was attackedand beaten J. Koii Unauna, a known strong partisan of Kalakaua. Hon. W. T. Martin and his sonHon. J. II. Martin, both members of the Assembly,barely escaped from the mob, through the courageousassistance cf foreign friends. A notable circum-stance throughout the whole of the riot was thatwith the one exception at the beginning, no foreignerwas molc-stel- , though if the rioters had not beenj;sr. yi jy a show of an armed force just at the

en they were, indiscriminate violence, robbery

and art. n would probably have rcsultel throughoutthe city. i

Imraediatrly after the attack cn tho Cccmittee, aadi.crib?d above, tome of the members suggested Uita..MMic bo sent for from the ships of war in theL arbor. But it was not until further violence h I

been by the mob, and they had plainlydeclared their inteetion of having th live cf themembers, that the authorities consented to fr '

f. uigu Mitance. A request from the King )rel, '

an i from their Excellencies the Minister cf IVrrigtiAtlaira aud the Governor of Oahu wat male ta theRepresentatives of Great Brita'n' anl the'Cn'telState. fir the landing cf a sufficient force fur the pro-

tection c f life and property. . la a few minutes there-after a squad cf marines and sailors from the U. 8 fl

TWcorere and Fort$motk, al shortly after theirarrival, a similar equaj from H. B. M. F. TtneJur,landed and marched np to the Court lipase and tovkpossession e.f the building and grounds. Some of thelioters, who were actively engaged In the work of de-

struction in the building, no sooner caught sight ofthe armed force than they dropped their clut andmingled with the crowd, which toon after grmdeallydispersed. A few were arrested on the spot, but themajority inarched cfT in triumph, shouting and hur-rahing for the ijuecin. To hr rreiJcuc they re-

paired in a crowd, and saluted her ith exultantcheers, while some of her pattisau leaders made

speeches. In this Connection It ahculd be

suted, that while the riot was at Its height, a mem-

ber of the House cf Noble drove to the Queen's trsi.deuce aud begged of her to go down to the CourtHouse and ate her personal Influence lu dispersingthe mob and preventing the spilling of blood, vth'u h

he represented as immiuent. The Queeu Is stated tohave treated this message with Indifference, as noconcern of hera. Subsequently she promised anothergentleman that she would go, but did not go. hhesent however, a note to be read to the rioters, which

was addressed to My People,' and was in suUtaneeto this effect : " That If they could not obtai theirdesires now, perhaps they had better wait until themorrow, when a new election for Sovereign could t- -

had !"The debris of the mob were iu full Mast at Her

Majesty 'a residence, speech-making and boasting,,after sundown, when a file of the TVfrf marque

marched into "the yard aud dispersed them, the .liee

making one or two arrest. v

During Thursday night the foreign forces keptjiossession of the Court House and mounted guard

the Palace, at the residence of the Governor of Oahu ,

and at the barracks, prison. Armory and the Gov-

ernment offices, while a detachment of the HonoluluRifles was stationed at .the Powder Msgaiine. Lur-

ing the night three shots are teported to have been

fired at the guard at the Court Houae, from behind

fences in the neighborhood. These were supposed to

have been from some of the rioters, who weie prowl-in- g

about in the darkness of the night A man was

seen skulking along by the corner of V Udor Co.'s

lumber office, but on being challenged l.y the sentry,he disappeared. A few minutes later, the first shot

was fired from the lumber yard, followed by two

others, from different dircotioiis. There was however

no farther interruption to the quiet of the night, and

Honolulu rested under the protection of the United

States and Great Britain. :

I Writ ten for the 1. C. Advertiser, February Dili J

A new Legislature is soon to meet, a new Bovereign

to be chosen. There are two candidates for theThrone, aud whichever one is chosen will have the

power in unison with the Legislature to win thegratitude of the people, and promote the national

prosperity by such changes in the lnw and Consti-

tution if necessary, as will promote a more rigid

econo.ny in the administrutiou, and lighten theburden of taxation, or at least exp.end a larger por-

tion of the publio funds in works of national benefit

ami less for personal interest. --

To begin with, the salary of tho Sovereign should

be reduced to $15,000 per annum, u'ifnonf rqui.iitft, or at most, without exemption from taxationfur a limited amount. This is as nmcfi"a this Hinall

and poor nation with a small revenuo should everpay to it Hnvpreijrn. ..'Tho head of the nation should economize as well asthe people. It would be an honor and glory for himto do so, and this salary would still be more thantwice as large as was paid to Kaniehameha III.

The income from the crown lands should go intothe public treasury and their management le luthe hands of the Minister of Finance.

The four depart msnts of Foreign Relations, Inte-

rior, Finance and Law (Attorney General), shouldbe held and administered by two persons, with thesame salaries to each, as are now paid to the head cfesch department, say $5,000. Thus $10,000 wouldbe saved in the Ministerial Department. The sala-

ries of clerks and inferior cfuoers should not bediminished ; but perhaps the number scatteredthroughout the islands might be. Fair pay and fullwork should be the principle.

The entire receipts of the year commencing Aprillet, 1810, and ending March 31st, 1&17, were esti-

mated at $110,000, and the expenses at $100,00).In 1812, when Dr. Judd entered the Governmentservice, the debts were $100,000. In 1840, withthis comparatively small revenue, it had all beenpaid! Tho military appropriation, except a smallone for national courtesies should, be discontinued.

that the national expenses can beIt is not suppw-- .. tL.i.cti...reduced to their old stanultu, "Jin U.tfina Uki-a-

ought to be greatly reduced, and in the opinion of agreat many competent persons they ought to bereduced in the particulars above mentioned. TheJudiciary Department could doubtless be so remodeledas greatly to reduce its expenses without sacrificingits efficiency. For thirty years salaries and expensesua,e een incrtaiing, whilst the people have beendecrtating. Then the expenses were- - about $1.00for each man, woman and child; now they are about$9.00 for each man, woman and child.

If tho Sovereign and the Legislators truly andsincerely desire the perpetuity, the prosperity, the.independence of the nation they will cut down theexjenses. It can be done, and whero the will existsa way can be devised and it should bo done withoutloss of time. The pay also of the members of tbLegislature should be reduced to what it was beforethe last advance. And there should be no sinecures,and no pensions not based upon justice and tbnconformed to the strictest economy to the revenue.

A rigid reform in national economy Is demanded,and if the Sovereign and Ministry and Legislaturesincerely desire the good of the nation, they willshow it by their acts, and be more in earnest topromote the public good than personal emolument.

Thirty years ago the expenses were $100,000, endthe native population about 100,600. Now thenative population is about 50,000 and the expensesabout $150,000, making an absolute Increase of 450per cent, in the expenses, but when compared withthe actual population, then and now, 000 per cent.

,Yow there is more actual labor in the revenuedepartment than then, and a larger force is required;but then the Government was in process of organiza-tion with outside complications, and the labors of theMinisterial and law departments were greater than '

now. The statements about expenses and populationare not exact; but reference to official reports willshow them to lo nearly correct, and the urgentnecessity of the reform called lor.

The native population of the islands by estimateand census have, at various times, been as follows :

ITT9, Estimated 1 1 Cook 400.000" by Missionaries , 143.000

12, Qffic.al Census. 130.S1S13, " . 108,6791850, " . SJ.20JISM, " " . M, . 71,019 "

JHOO, " . .1.... 67,04" M . tura

1S72, " . - ai,csiCaptain Cook's estimate Las been supposed to be

too large, bat if the ratio of decrease from 1779 to1832 was as great as from 1832 to 1872, in proporition to the number of years and inhabitants, it wasremarkably correct; but when we consider the nu-merous wars of the first period, and the fatar pesti-lence about the commencement of the present oentury,it wculd seem to - an under estimate. -

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sew eirny.BLUE DENIMS V 11 ITK LONGHEAVYIrova featse. &!o Cottons, feiue Cotton Vr.A,

trij-i- i TIcklnr. U:.ory 8trlp,Wool B:anu, Victoria Lawr.s,Lines and CoUoa Efceatiaf, Waterprsf Ti.Liaa ao4 Cotton Handacrchi-f- s.

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Wawr-aro-o Sfcirra, H.cacry Eturu,Varlao tad Cotton Cadi-thirts- , Sockf an

Mn.f 5tiaj, Lasting,

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FINE CLOTHS, BUCKSKINS.cams i me res, Bedford cord.

ITALIAN CLOTH, LINING, &c. &c. &c.FOR TAILORS' CSB.

PERFUMERY !Labia's Extract, Kan d Cofc(M, fa-ast- O.I,Oil PhiUeoan, LaTfodwr Watar. Fine Pomatum,

FANCY & BLACK JET ORNAMENTS,

EAR EI503. BRQOCUfe?, Ac.

Kofliah Saddles, assorted qualities,Canvas. Axortcd Qoaiilir Bartaps,

flax 8itwla. franca Uiacked CalTskin.

Fine Silver Plated Knives, Forks, Soup

and Tea Spoons

A Fill ASST. OF FIXE f 10TIIISG !

tnta L'mbretlas Parasols.0nt' act Ladlea' White and C'Jored Kid ilv,Vealhar Daatera,

WINES, LIQUORS, &C.."Vocwfiaa, O'min and Enfliih Ale, In andClaret, Brand frocn Booteltraa Co., Cgnai?,Rain Win. Gin frrn cases and bajkrt,AlcoLol fallen demijohns and gallon t.'n.

LARGE ASSORTMENT OP

French, English & Cerman

GROCERIESllalx ack' Bst BoiIl Linaecd Oil.Hubbock's Bst White Iad tod White Zinc,Black Paint, Bd Ochrv, Yellow Ochre,Was and 8cearin Candles-- , Ultramarine Bin- -,

Caostle Soda, Lsgoa Palm Oil,

1IARDWAKE.C. C. Irons, OajvantseI Iron Backet, Lanterns and Lamp,Ptrfuratsd Bra, Oaivanisal and eteam Pipe, Pine ciors

Mains covers, Bctaanra and pea and rocket Knives, JackKalvsa, Banea Tin, Babbitt' Patent Metal, Best Charcoal TinPlate ajiaartaa, rtnciog Wire, lioop iron, Rivets, JlunU Yel-low Metal, Competition Nail.

Fine China Breakfast & Tea Sets,PrM4 Taoaklera. Flat? Tailrt Srtn.

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF

Tarred Russian Cordage, SpunyarnLOO LINES, FLAG LINKS. JLr.

Uessp and via Packing. Wrapping Paper, Market Baskets.An assortment of

NUItNBURG TOYS IaV. Balls, Aerordcooa and Harmonica.

OoU Borders, fire Clay and Fire Bricks,Ronflnf Slates, Oak Boats for Coaster.

NEW AND OIL SHRUNK SHOOKSPetrolenaa Barrels tor Tallow Containers.

HAVANA & GERMAN CIGARSAe., c.. Ac. c Ac,

H. HAOKPCLD 3c CO.mnl qr

SDunviUo Whiskey,

COTC II OLD lOM

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Strong Rom. in barrels ; Alcohol in Tinsand dtmijobns.

Clarets of different qaaJities.

LIEBFR AUEXMILCII.

RHINE WHINE.SELTZER WATER

inStonaJug.FOR SALE BY

II. IIACKFELD JL CO.

PRICE LTISTor--

HoaoLULC, II. 1 July 7,1373.

Tai AND A FTER THIS DATE. Til E FOI.J LOWING RATK9 will be charged all wcrk done

LanadryGeallemea'a Llal.

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' WhiU Colored Cuffs, Polished, par 4' White r Color! Cuff, Plain, pair 31, - Whits Coau, each 1- -i

TThlta Pants, each 10Whit Vasts, each... 14CVKb Coats, each 30Cloth Pasta, each. 15

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Cndrrshlrts, each 6i' vera, each Si

Hlfhi Shirts, each 6Might Pasts, each &

Handkerchiefs, each...............sncka or Stockings, pair

t Ladles List.Under lot hlnr. Plain, each 6i;ndrekxhic, r? tar chad, each t)JnderckHhlng, Starched and Fluted, for each R utile 10kirta, Plala. each... 15

kirts. Tacked or Fluted, (and 10c. tr each KmJle) each.j rVaiats, PUini Waists, Tacked or Fluted, (and 10c. for each Raffle) each.. 15i Taiata, Tacked or Fluted, sad extra with Lice, (.tnd 10c

tat each Raffle) each SS'meats, 'Whit or Colored. Plain 20ireascs. Tacked or Flat!, (and 10c. lit earhRui!1t-)carh.S-

hre ea. Rafted with Headtcf, and cttra with Lace,J (and 24c lor each Ro21e) each 50Sight bresaea. Plain, each....... 61

! i 14ns Drsaara, wtth Flntioc each (Sc. fcr each Ruffle)..... 8tI Cailarea'a List.

'gstfowna. Plain, eachrrawars. Plain, each.Prawars, f loteU. each 61tVaisns, Plain, eachIklrts, Plain, eachpklrta. Tucked or fluted, each, (and 10c fr each KaJile ). . . 10illsa. Plain, each. CIsups, Tnekad luted, each, (and 10c for each Ruflie). ... hkgrasses. Plain, each....... MJ' 1 1 wis. TTirk 1 J or Plated, each, (and for each Ruffle)..!::ftxks or Stocking, y pair 24

if a Haaseaald List.i I able Cloths, Large, Plain, each -

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- Respectfully Solicit the Public PatronageCT 0e at U. E. McINTTKI BRO.'S Oroeery. F.l

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A Fine Assortment of

GENTLEMEN & STOCKMEN SADDLES,rr; f r tije undrii:.ed.

I. I ALTON King .

I. ..:! all Uiug'it at Mr. Ialtuti's establishmentKfMuUrd i'rrr af Chargr. nii 3ci

PARLOR ORGANS !

PARLOR ORGANS I !

Ex SYEEN.fWt SCFERIOR NEW PARLOR OR.

WANS. MALE BY

The New Haven Melodeon Company !

OR cALE cheap by

CASTLE A. COOKE,Afests.

XT Ur-!r- s Ic Melowroaa md Orgasi. irom Odc

Hundred b'rflan aDd upward received and filled wltb dis

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ot mon-y- , or t.f ecarin; m.

O.M: Of HIK MOST KLItlBLK DUELLI.VC LOTS

la Ibe Citjr of IIurK.hilu, I now offered by the Cnderalgned. HeU ou to diipoae of that flo and healthily situated pieceof Land adjoining the Government Oarden, and fronting Schooland Port ttrt ax the bead of the latter.

Any one wi.hinjr to purchase ahould apply aoon, a the Lotwill be sold at a low figure. (Ja3 J. b. LKMOS.

IlIIIi:S, SKIP'S. TALLOW.

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THE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUEto pay the highest market price for Dry

Ooat Skins and GoatC. BREWER A CO.

MON!Columbia River Red Salmon

Of tho Packing of 1873.TOR SALE BY

se2?tf II. IIACKFELD 3c Ca.

oiiv :r.V GREEN CASES, 12 BOTTLES EACH.L In Reil Cases, IS bottles each.

In Basket, 12 Jags each.1st Baadar Daly Paid.

no9 For Sale by CUA3. LONQ.

BEANS, BEANS.C1IIILI DEANS AND CALA. BEANS.

and red, warranted superior to any in the market..no9 for Sale by LONO.

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H. HACKFELP & Co.WIRE ROPE,

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HAVING PURCHASEDtho lllacksmith BUop, Tools, Stock

J and tlood Will of the business of,r3 Mr. Wm. DI'NCAN, the Shop onQaeen opposite the old House, will be closed,and the business

Removed to the Shop on Esplanade,lately occupii-- by Mr. Duncan, where

BLACKSMITH INCWill be Carried on in all its Branches

SiIIP SMITHING,CARRIAGE SMITHINO, and

HORSE-SHOEIN- G,

PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TOHORSE-SHOEIN- G !

a fully competent workman being empkiyed to make it aspecialty.

BLACKSMITH'S COAL AND IRONAlways oa Hand and For Sale.

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JNO. II. THOMPSON,

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OLDEST TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE !

IN HONOLULU,

Established in 1868.

Honolulu.

A LARGE AND FINE

Assortment of

II ATA IV AAND

GERMAN

CIGARS!Turkish, Porto Rico

and KanastaSmoliiiag- - Tobacco !

AND A LOT OF

VERY FINE BRIAR WOOD PIPES!ALSO

Constantly on Hand, the VERY BESTOF

CHEWING & SMOKING TOBACCO!

Icciscli:iiiiii Pipes,Cigar Holclersj t&c., Sec.

H. I. NOLTE.jul 3m Corner lirea and Nanaaa M.

WATER! WATER!El'RTIIER NOTICE.THE HOI RdUNTIL will be

From 7 to 9 A. M., and from 4 to 5 P. M.

Nov. 11, 1S73.TllOtf. L NO, fupt. Water Works.

nol5 9 in

Properties For Sale or LeaseTHH CELEI1RATED SCGAR LAND OF

t II A K A LA C. in the PUtrict of Hilo, Hawaii.ALSO

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The House. Paatare and Premises of ALArKK"'rKona. Hawaii, containinr about TOO acres ; wli

For particulars apply tooc25 W L.

W L. GBEKN

A X K W A I) V U It T I S 15 M EXT!!!

A FEY OF TUB MANY THINGS TO BE FOUND

CASTLE ii-ST- CGOEE'SWILL PAY TO GIVE THEM A CALL !

PAINT OIL Hubbuck's Best Pale Boiled and Raw;WHITE LEAD AND ZINC-Hubb- ucks Best in Oil; j

PURE SPIRITS TURPENTINE, RED LEAD AND OCHRE, ;

CHROME GREEN, BURNT AND RAW UMBERS, j

PARIS GREEN, VERMILLION.BURNT AND RAW SIENNA. PRUSSIAN BLUE.

KEEOSENE OIL!Downer's Cenuinc and Devoe's.

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MATCHE.S-Car.1- . DAIUV CKI'SIIKO PAKIS I'l.OWS. with EXTRA HEAVYHEA.MS. KXTKA POINTS, BEAMS AND HANDLES.

Cut NailSj Wrought Nails, Cut and Wrought Spikes !

AMOSKEAC, PEARL RIVER AND ENGLISH DENIMS,SUPERIOR FAXrv Pi:iXTS LIXEX DRILLS.

FOR THE LADIES ESPECIALLY !

Canibri'3 and Hamburg Edgings and Insertious. Ileal and Imitaion Valenciones Laces.ju21 Fine Printed Brilliants fcr Children's wear, Ac, Ac, Ic. Ac. Ac.

GRAMMAR SCHOOL!"Wnlmon, ZInwnil.

MASTKR THE KtY. T. C. SKARLK.

Boys, either Native or Foreign, Receivedol9 .4 Iay Scholar or Hoarder. '3m

Strangers Visiting HonoluluWILL FIND AT

DICKSON'S ART GALLERY!"TO. CI FORT STREET. A SPLENDIDill COLLECTION OF

Photographic Views of Hawaiian Scenery,Portraits of Proiuine at Jin v niiatie.

II1UIIKV 3IirR0r:SIA (IKI0S1TIRS!

CORAL, II ELL?, VOLCANIC SPECIMENS, 4c.ja 10 qr

BATTY'SPIE FRUITS and PICKLES

Fresh French Olive Oil !

AND AN

EXTENSIVE ASST. OF OTHER

. GROCERIES!27 tr

FOR SALE BY

II. IIACKFELD CO

CMItPEIVTERS9 SHOP.THE UNDERSIGNEDnotify their friends and thethat they hare formedand opened a Shop on the

BEG TO Apublic generally, fL.T,'

Esplanade, oppo- -site Hopper's Barrel Factory, for the purpose of carrying ontuc uuaiutm

House Building and Carpentering !

In all its branches. Orders from the other Lilands for Esti-mates or work, promptly attended to. Our long experience as

guarantee that all work entrusted to us will be executed inworkmanlike and satisfactory manner.

A.W. SNELL.JOHN L. KING.

Honolulu, Sept. 30, W.i. o4 3m

LUMBER, LUMBER !

LEVERS AND DICKSON

AT THEIR OLD STANDON

Fort, King and Merchant Sts.

HAVE OX HAND AND FOR SALE...... . "'PfM tr.a ta lllV- a I"'

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Boards, Planks and Battens.

Nor' West Tongued and Grooved Boards,

Nor' West Surfaced Planed Boards.

FL 313 3Z "7V O O 33Rough and Planed Boards.

Redwood Battens and Clapboards,

Redwood Tongued and Grooved Boards,

WHITE CEDARAND

REDWOODSHINGLES

DOORS, WI.OTS .till DIMS!

Nails, Locks, Butts and Screws,

OIL, WHITE LEAD, ZINC PAINT,

Turpentine, Chrome Green,

Paris Green, Chrome Yellow,

Red Lead, Black Paint. Varnishes.

Burnt and Raw Umber,

Venitian Red, Yellow Ochre, &c, &c.

METALLIC PAINTFOR PLANTATION fSK.

WHITE ASH BOARDS & PLANKS,FOR WHEELWRIGHT AND PLANTATION USE

WHITE EASTERN PINEBOARDS AND PLANKS.

WALL PAPER !

A'D- -

Ho LEWERS & DICKSON.sel3 Sm ins.

IT 18 rfuuBBu St., near King.

CSmJA GOODS !

THE UNDERSIGNEDHAVE JUT RECEIVED AND

Now Offer For Sale the Cargo !

PER

BRITISH BARK BENVOIRLICH !

From TTongltoiig.

32allT KIRTIIERN TILES,

610 Rolls Matting,440 Camphor Wood Trunks,37? Bales Twine,

511 Packages Tea,176 Case? Packages,159 Boxes Cigars,167 Packages Chairs,

122 Cases Wine,74 Packages Fire Crackers,

. 200 Boxes Oil.

55 Jars Soy,

61 Bales Paper,30 Boxes Tobacco,26 Packages Ironware,

477 Coils Manila Rope,20 Boxes Vermicelli,

801 Packages Sundries.

CHULAN & CO.,m-i-l Gui Xusnnu Slrrrt.

Ha U KH IB ES TBL

AND- -

BUILDING MATERIALS!

OF ALL KINDS, AT

BED ROCK PRICES

WALLAND

BORDERIn Largo Assortment.

AAII.S,

c; isass,

1MITS,OILS,

Tliei'KXTIKK, VAKftlSII !

DOOISS,

SASH,

ISI.IftDS,LOCKS,

iiiai:s,HtTTS, cVc.

Finest Quality Puuloa Salt,

GOODS DELIVERED IN TOVni

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J and at any Port in the Kingdom as per

j . agreement.

WILDER &. CO.i Corner of Fort and Queen Sts.

SUPERIOR WHISKEYS !

ill OTHER BIILHIAG MATERIALS ! o.-.!f!25-sa:"-

Kentucky Favorite, in eg.i Virginia Hye, in ca

Hermitage, iu r.j Old Bourlx n, in cs. O. K. C. in cs , r.f I dot. demijohns

lu Bontl. or Duly Paid.nr.S For Sale bv CHA3. LONG.

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For Sale by CU A3. LONG.

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NOTICE!!!

If all A.c?eoiints dvio Us of over Four Monthsf jn v f i - rv --iv- t--- r- tjc-r--- 1 cr - lvr-- fT-M- r- f t r "I fSfll fl flV

of February, 1874, Legal action will bo taken to

recover same.

Criterion Jfoitae, Fort Strett.

3151 llfllIPJtSI-Ii-l EI iaalTB. CO..At the Concrete Fire-Pro- of Block, Nos. 95 and 97 King Street, Honolulu,

IMPORTERS AI DEALERS IN GENERAL 1

HARDWARE, - AGRICULTURAL IMPLEIfcNTS)

LDA.IW.TQIMI 1 1 I o,

Hollowware, Cutlery,

Seine TwinojKjl Tackle,

HlafAMAI

rOTLS, VARNISHES, KEROSENE OIL,Byam's 8 Card Matches,

Window and Picture Glas .

Lamps, Lanterns and Chandeliers.

WOULD SUGGEST TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GENERA-LLY, that the present is a suitable time to repair and paint houses and It is short sightedeconomy to let them go another year without giving them one or two coats of good paint. The dry winds and burningsun of the summer, and the heavy rains that will penetrate the unprotected buildings daring the succeeding winter, willdo damage to property that will cost the owners three times the amount that it would take to paint them now.

It has been generally understood, we believe, by those who pretend to know anything about paints, that Hub-buc- k

k Son's Lead and Zine are the BEST Paints ever brought into this Market, In fact, some go so far as to assertthey are the BEST Paints known to the world. We take pleasure In informing our friends and the friends of everyconcern, here and elsewhere, that we have recently received an Invoice of White Lead and Zinc, which is said to besuperior to Hubbuck k Son's celebrated paint. We now have on hand and for sale, four of White Lead, andthree qualities of White Zine, including Hubback k Son's best t rands. And we think we can suit any and everybodyin the Paint Line, in regard to quality and price.

PAIJVTS OUOUI IIV OIL, !

White Lead, four qualities, Cheap, Good, Better, Best, White Zinc, three do.. Good, Better, Best,Hubbuck & Son's Best Black Taint, in 10, 12$. and 25 lb. kegs,Hubbuck & Son's Chrome Green, dark and light, in 1, 2, 5, 10, and 25 lb. containers,Hubbuck & Son's and R. C. W. Paris Green, in 1, 2, and 4 lb. tins,Hubbuck & Son's Brilliant Green Paint, in 1, 2, 6, and 10 lb. tine,Hubbuck & Son's and B. C. W. Prussian Blue, in 4 and 1 lb. tins, Park Lawn Green, in 1, 2 lb ting.Chrome Yellow, in 1, and 2 lb. tins, Celestial Blue, in 1 lb. tins,Raw and Burnt Umber, in 1 and 2 lb. tins, Raw and Burnt Sienna, in 1 lb. tins, Vermilion, in i lb. tins,Van Dyke Brown, in 1 lb. tins, Drop Black, in 1 lb. tins, Coach Black, in 1 lb. tins.Patent Drjer, in 1, 2, 5, and 10 lb. tins,

METALLIC PAINT in 15 lb. kegs, Red Paint in 25 lb. kegs,

DM PAI1YTS,Ultra Marine Blue, Light Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow, Italian ReJ, Prussian Blue,Italian Van Djke Brown, Italian Raw Sienna, Spanish Brown, Vermilion, Orange Chrome,Celestial Blue, Yellow Ochre, Red Ochre, Fire Proof Paint, Metallic Paint, Verdigris,Red Lead, in 25 lb. kegs, Litharage, Drop Black, lump and pulverized, Lamp Black.

Whiting, Plumbago, Rotten Stone, lump and pulverized, Pumice Stone, lump and pulverized,

Soap Stone, Bath Brick, Chalk, Dark and Light Glue.

DEVOE'S FVRIVITURE VARNISH, Xo. 1,Devoe's Damar Varnish, No. 1, Devoe's Copal Varnish, No. 1, Devoee Coach Varnish, No. 1,Black Body Coach Varnish, No. 1, Fischer's Coach Varnish, No. 1, Bright Deck Varnish,Noble & Here's best White Hard Spirit Varnish, Noble & Hoare's Elastic Carriage Varnish,Noble & Hoare's Best Brown Hard Spirit Varnish, Noble & Hoare's French Polish,Knotting Composition, Black, Brown and Green Japan, Brown Japan Dryer,Spirits Turpentine, in 1, 2, and 5 gallon cans,Hubbuck & Son's Best Pale Boiled Linseed Oil, in 1, 2, S, and 4 gallon drums,Hubbuck and Son's Best Raw Linseed Oil, Frank Miller's Harness Oil,Leather Preservative and Elastic Oil Polish, Brown's Leather Dressing Neata Foot Oil,Army and Navy Boot and Shoe Blacking, Day & Martin's Liquid Shoe Blacking,Axle Grease, of three different manufacturers,Carbolic Soap, and disinfectant for washing horses, sheep, dogs, cats, &c,

-- ented, Batb, Toilet, and Medical Soaps.

DOvneR'S & DEVOE'S BEST KEROSENE OILS !

BYAM'S CELEBRATED 8 CARD MATCHES,Tl iri?a Paint, Saah tools. Paste, Varniati, Painters' Luster, Whitewaih, Marking, Ftenc:!, Glue,tl Jc- - shoe. Horse. Dut, Nail, Tooth, Centrifugal.

Of the abovVrQ!hc9 we keep a large asavrimcnt, whic h we offer at retail, from 10 cents each to f 3. 60 according tosize, kind and

I)ealera ""rousumer desirinir to purchase any gxids In our line will end it to their advantafre to give us acall tfore tmiiir er'here.

w"coutiue k.l, 0(l0l4i nolwith9tandiug ' the time are hard." Our euperior Stock recommends Itself. An!our price as u.ual are

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our prices as usual are VER V LOW. Jul qr

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qualities

foreign ibtrtisfsitnls.

WILLIAMS. BLANCHARD & CO.,

Shipping V C'oia;ulsioii .llrrcliaiil

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V. Coaa-.iT- ,

a. i I H Cnllrrain "irrrl.r( Hi.Ok'IH

MI Fraai.cj. l'xi?ii Illl'iiC0RBITT Jc MACLEAY,

Importers, tYIioIrsalr (iroci rs im

C,oiuiiiiiuii Tlrrclianl.Shippert and Dealer of Oregon r'lodu.,SAN FRANC ISCO

OtSrc IO! A'alilorMlw miPORTLAND. OREGON

I3aa4 I.t Franl.aaa HI. IV llr.ist.uruiii

W. C. Ral.tun, hi) Bank of California I'raticiao.-lhat. drKo, rresiJenl ?. I'.hujarCo. ran trair.- -

Mrart. Croat Co... .Caa i"re,lclMrurs. LaM A Tilton. Uanltrrs IVrtlatM. triPank of liriiih Coluuibia I'orUarxl. irs."iiMers. L. tJ.IJmiih Co I'orjland. lr--

Corbitt, Fallnn Co Portland, trr.aiMera. llih.'j Co., Bankers Honolulu

Csailgsmralisl lalmaJ I'rstlsrr SallrllrJ.20 om

A. P. EVERETT.Forwarding & Comtulssioii Mcrclinnl

AOS FRONT STREKT, CORNER CLAV.

SAN FRANCISCO.Particular attention 'a-- to Consiguuriits of I!i.l I'rluc.

ess ly ruhlO

T. 3Ic?Ciiilii V 0.,F O It V A R D N li AND

con n 1 ss 1 o. yi 1 m: 11 t,lrtluil, Ori-gon- ,

ItEEN ENGAGED IN K I'ltHAVING for upwards of torn years, ami inu.ocated In fir proof brick bulldinc, we are rr,arrdto trr.mand dispose of Ifland staples, such aa !uirar,Rloe,iyru. I'uin.Coffee, c, to advantage. Comliftimrnts e.peclallyor the Ore (ton market, to which personal attont ion ill be liand upon wLlch caah adranccs will be made tlim .(ulr- -

fai I'aiKCiseo llKraaaMrkn.Badger ft Lindenlx-rft-r- , Jas. Patrick A Co.,Fred. Iken, W. T. Coleman A Co..gtereoi, liaker A Co.

Poktlasd KiritMnii:Allen A Lewis. Ladd A Tilton. lonar ilr-fi- i

lloSOI.rl.r IlKrKBKMl-K.I- :

scls Walker A Allrn.

WM. WADHAM.4,Portland. 31i fait

LEVERIDQE, WADHAMS & CO.

WholoKiilo O--1 wAND

Forwarding and Commission Merchants.PORTLAND OREGON.

Partlfrtlar ttlrutlvu paid to ouvUniurul ufSnmlnlrh Pradare.

The Anglo-Californi- an Bank,(LIMITED.)

4I ST SAN FRANCISCO. AI..

LONDON OFFICE

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ANUKL COURT

NEW YORK AGENT. J. W. PELIGM CO 21

llroad Plrect.

Authorized CAPITAL STOCK, $0,000,000

RECEIVE DEPOSITS. OPENWILL mak? eullcctiuna, buy and sell ExchangeBullion, loan Money and iue tetters of Credit avallabb-throughou- t

the world.BVl'lTII 1..

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XKRBILL. ;Oli MCMirN

J. ( MKItltUX & Co.,Commission Merchants and Auctioneers

204 and 200 California Street,

ai-- 11 IT r a n c i k cALSO. AOKNT8 OF THE

San Francisco and Honolulu Packets.

Parllculur attention given the sale and piirdiHke mer-chandise, ships' busiucis, supplying whalcshlps, nr((otlailr,exchange. Ac.

XT Allfrelrhi arttTtuR Pan rranclsco, by orto the 11..

nolllltt Line of Packets. will beforwarJed rasi or oommihhiiiXT Exchange Honolulu bought anil sold.Xt

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VHALJ BOATS AND BOAT STOCK

Gitoci:itii:s,

Flour c&3 DBren,a,LIME AND CEMENT,

CALIFORNIA HAY,

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By Steamer from San Francisco,

POTATOES, ONIONS, &C,

Brand's Bomb Lances.

Perry Davis' Painkiller,

Puuloa Salt ' Works.ocl9 Ij

Salmon,ok tiik p.h kix; or in;i.warranted in uood or'I;r. iut dale at :t vt rv ln

ngure, in vr to cioe a consignment.II. IIAt KH.I.l) t o

HAWAIIANFIRE WOOD !

'I1IIISWOOD ISWU'AliTOTWO f'OKDSM fit Foreign.

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For Sale by CUAH. IMJ,No. 5, Men liHiit M.

A FEW BBLS. HUMPBACK OILWHICH IS NEXT TO SI'CltM.

For Bale by CHA?. LOXtJ,Xo. 5, Merchant H

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And For Sale In quantities to suit, by

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