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VOLUME I. HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1885. NO. 99RAILWAY TRAVEL IN INDIA, "J

How They Blnnogo Things on tho MntiraaHallway Costo lVavAletl.

Dr. Jnoobtu In Christian Union.)Tho Madras railway, ,ono of tho princi-

pal roads In India, has nearly 800 mllosof lino and Is well built, with good sta-tions alt along tho lino. It Is a broad-eaug- o

railway, and la (mbsldlaod by thoAnglo-India- novornmont, so as to bocontrolod by it for thllltanr purposes.Tho cars nro built much, tho shopo ofAmorlcan frolght-cara- , only not quiteso loug. Thoy huvo no platforms attho ends, but aro, coupled togetherHlto an Amorlcau freight train.Each car Is divided Into compartments,entered at tho nldo of tho car and reach-ing acrosa Thd' seats faco ono another,and each slnglo comnartmont holds twolvopersons when crowded full, onchalf ofthorn riding backward.

Tho train Is niado up of throo kinds ofpassenger carriages, besido freight andbaggogo cara Tho first-clas- s passengercarriages, though of tho shopo describedabove, and with doors and windows intho sides only, aro hotter built than thoothors, and aro all arrangod so as to turnInto slooplng-car- s at night Thoy aro cush-ioned with Teathor-covore- d cushions, butdo not usually have spring scats.

Tho scoond olass carriages havo nocushions simply board soats. Sholvcsnro made to ralso up, llko tho sholros of apantry, thrco on each sldo, ono abovoanother, so that six passengers can Hodown comfortably, If thoy hdvo broughtalong tbolr own mattrossos and pillows,In each compartment. If there aro morothan sis In ono comparlinont, somo mustsit up. Tho third class carriages aro,many of thoin, all in ono compartmont,with fixed woodon bonches, aud with nogloss windows at tho sldos-slm- ply roughVenetians to slidu up uud down: nothingto keep out dust, and no doubio root.Tho llrst and socond'dass carriages havodoubio roofs and both glass and enctianwindows to protoot passongors from sun.Btroko on tho jouruoy,

Tho old saying on tho coutlnont usedto bo that "only lords. Amoricans andfools travol flrat-closs- . " Horo the higherEnglish ofllcors nro obliged to travol Orst-cla-

to koop up tholr dignity. A fowwoalthy natlvo nabobs also go that wayto "cut a swell. Tho mujorlty offorolgnors, howover, and Eurasians (holf-casto- s,

go In tho morodomocratlo. second-clas- s,

and also a fair number of woll to-d-

natives, but thoy usually prefer totake o separate compartmigfat from thoEuropeans. Tho multitude consisting ofthe pooror Eurasians, and of Brahmins,fiudras and Pariahs, prlesta and pcoplo,artisans, traders, farmers, coolies, crowdInto tho cheaper and moro popular third-clas- s

carriages. Being thus huddledtogether Is ti great lovelcr of old casteprojudlcos, and tho railway thus bocomoseomothlng of nn educator of tho pcoplo.

Wliero Iloono Killed a DoomfAtlantla Monthly.

About six miles from Union, Tenet., isa hooch grovo of historical interest, wortha visit if wo could havo spared tho tlmo.In It Is tho largo beech, six and a half fcotaround six foot from tho ground, onwhich Daniel Uoono shot a bear when howas a rover In this region. Ho himselfcut an Inscription on tho trco recordinghis prowess, and it is still distinctly loglbloi

BOONK GILT A 13AH ON Till 3 THEB,1700.

This trco Is a place of pllgrlmago, andnames of pcoplo from all parts of thocountry aro cut on It, until thoro 1b

scarcely room for any moro records ofsuch devotion, Tho grovo Is ancientlooking, tho trcos aro gnarlod and moss-grow-

Hundreds of pcoplo go thoro.and tho trcos aro carved all over withtholr Immortal names.

Fact! About the Mama.Cincinnati Enqulrer.1

Tho pair of llamas, or South Amorlcansheep, aro very gontlo, and at onco wentto eating grass. In South Amorica thoyaro used as beasts of burden, being surofooted, and packing easily 100 pounds ofellvor ovor tho mountains, followlug eachothor In long trains. It is a queer fact thattheso animals whon angorcd liavo no niodoof punishing tholr tormontors or of

oxcont blowlnir tholr cud. half.. chowod, Into tho offondcr's faco. Show-mo- n

say that If this touchos a porson'sfaco a red spot oomes, but this yarn willdo to tolL Sailors do not bcliovo It

Cooltary Show.(Chlcngo Journal.

In Docembor next a cookery and foodexhibition will bo oponod In tho Royalaquarium, Westminister, London, undertho managomout of Bertram ite Moberts,tho colobratod English firm of catorora.Auothor cookory Bhow is to opon InZurich, Oct. 10, aud for both oxtonstvo

reparations aro In progress. ThosoE will, no doubt, Instructively andpleasantly elucidate tho twin arts ofcookory and gastronomy, probably hotterappreciated In Switzerland than any whoroelsa

Vlelil Mursllut BloltUe.rci'Mllli Letter.

Flold Marshal Moltko, who sponds hisvacation at his oountry seat, Oroltau.

his tlmo thoro ontirolv to agricul-ture. Ho takes ospoclal prldo In his mag-nlilce-

park, tho beautios of which holsfond of pointing out to visitors. IIowalks regularly ovory day to tho Kapol-leubor-

a neighboring hill, wliero hiswifo and sister aro buried, and whoro ho,4oo, Is to find his last resting- - place.

Justifiable Uoiuloldo,(The ItamMer.

"Did you hear about tho burglar whowas arrested this morning?"

l'No What for?""For broaking into aong. ""Is that so?"

Yca Ho'd got through two bars,vf lion somo ono lilt him with a stave. M

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Funeral private.

A lli'Oliloil Improvemont.IMIIIudKov.llo tOi.) Chronicle.)

It Is not an uncommon thing to seonozro babv carrlaaos fastoucd to the fencoInclosing tho Hold whero tho mother Ispicking cotton. This is a doctdod Im-

provement on tho common plan of fasten-ing up tho lmby In tho houso, and liuding.house and bniby burnod up whou tho.mother returns.

lln Never Listened,The Boston Globo remarks that tho Eng-,ll- h

editor who rocontly naked, "Will Amori-cans flghtt" nevor Uitoned to the vrar.storle

,ol his own othor and grandfather,

)i'rjfc0Monal GTartus.

CLARENCK W1LUBK VOLNEY VAILLANCOURTASIIFORD. ASIirOBO.

A SHFORD e ASIIFORD.

Attorney!, Counsellors, Solicitor!, Advo-catc-

Proctors, Conveyancer; ate.Ofrictt "Honolulu Hale," adjoining

ao-i-yr

R. A. McWAYNH,

physician Attn suuaicoN.Omen and KksIbencb 34 Alaltea street.Omen Houh o to it A. m. j 6 to 8 r. M.

r RO. I., tlAnrrirKJ "Teacher of tho Pianoforte,

Address. cara Messrs. W. n. J, -- .No. 105 Fort St. Honolulu.

KitsiDEWCB No. ti Knima street. a.i7-a-

' M. WHITNEY, M. D D, D. S.

Dental Doom mi avi. ....xt.- -- - - vc,HONOLULU .t ,

Offir In ft.u... IIU-- I. ... .cor"er Jiotel una tortStreets, on Hotel Street. aio-a- oi

TONATHAH AUSTIN.I

Attornett unit nntifmait- - ..,tnJ Afent to take Aeknoieleilaementa,

No. 14 Kaahumanu Street HonoluluS21-2- 78

jNO. A, HASSINGER,

Agent to talio ArltnowUdvments to C'on-Ira- et

for Imooi; -

Interior Omen iiBKi..,ati-i6- s

fOHN H. PATY,

Notary 1'iibllc aud Cominlsiilon of Devils,For ilie .fnin. ..f v, .. . n.!'" "U new lOtK. u icent tlie Hank of liishop d. Co.

Honoiulu. Oaiiu. H. I. no-jf-ir

JULES TAVERNIEK,

A It Int.

Studio : Room C, S.nclels Iilocktort tklkt. ,,,, Honolulu,

Hiiurs; 3to5r. m.

T A THURSTON.(Successor to smith & thurston)

Attorney at Zaw,No. 38 Merchant Street....'..., Honolulu

P P. GRAY, M..D.,

VJITSIOIAX AND SXrilOKOlf,Office, next door to the Honolulu Library.

V ,u A. SI,Ofpick Hours: a to ir, u.7 to -- 8.P. M. -

Sundays, g to 11 a. m.

RF.SIDENCE.cor. Kinau and Pensacola Sts.

O U. DOLE,

Counsellor at Late and Notary 1'ublle,office,

No. 15. Kaahumanu Street Honolulu'5-3-

YXT R. CASTLE

Attorney at T.aw and Notary 1'ublle.No. 19, Mf.rchant Street ...Honolulu

Attends all the Courts of the Kinj;dom. 3io-a- 6i

3U5MCOG rtrt)0.

A S. CLEGHORN St. Co.

Importer and Dealer in General Mer-chandise,

Corner Queen and Kaahumanu Streets, Honolulu.aio-a-6i

A W. PEIRCE & Co,

Ship Chandlers and Commission Mer--cmwirff.

No. is Queen St j Honolulu.Agents for llrand's Guns and Bomb Lances and Ter-r- y

Davis' Pain Killer. 210-3-

A LLEN & ROBINSON,

Dealer In Lumber and all lelnd of llulld-in- umaterial!. Piu. mi v..u ...No. 44 Qkekn Stiieet Honolulu, II, I,

agents of schoonersHaletikala, Kulamanu, Kekauluohl, Mary Ellen,

UUama, Pauahl and Leah!.At Robimon's Wharf. aio-a- Si

AL. SMITH,

Importer and Venter in Glassware,' i"i fiivcr-j'iaie- a 11 are,

Jlrackets, Vase,No. 83 Fort Street Honolulu

r K.i"''s,.rCo'n.1iln;"ion sPctacles and EyeB!aes,

- s," T. r" .""'" " -- nases islandl,,'' &100, Colt0"' Machine Oil, allof Machine Needles, "Domestic" Paper Fashions,hole agent of the universally acknowledged Lisht.Running Domestic Sewing Machine.

sio-a-6l

DISHOP & CO., Danker

HoNOLULt, Hawaiian Island?.Draw Exchange on

THE HANK OF CALIFORNIA,SAN FRANCISCO.

AnJ,h'i.rssen"1"NEW YORK,HOSTON,

PARIS.FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAI- N, AND

Messrs. N M. ROl'IlSCIULDiSONS,LONDON.

lhe COMMERCIAL HANKING CO.OF SYDNEY, LONDON.

The COMMERCIAL HANKING CO.OF SYDNCY, SYDNEY, N. S. W.

The COMMERCIAL HANKING CO.OF SYDNEY, MELHOURNE,

V1CIORIA, AUSTRALIA.The HANK OF NEW ZEALAND:

AUCKLAND,'And its branches in

CHRISrCIIUKCIi, DUNEDIN,v AND WELLINGTON

THE HANK OrilRITISH COLUMHIA.PORTLAND, OR,

the AZORES AND MADEIRA ISLANDS.STOCKHOLM, SWtDEN,

Tho CHARTERED HANK OF LONDONAUSTRALIA AND CHINA.

JiUNiiKUNG, CHINA,AND YOKOHAMA, JAPAN.

'Nil .

Tramatt a General Ranking Business,235-a-

C BREWER & COMPANY,UinittJ.)

General Mereantlloand Commission AgentsQueen Street, Honolulu.

Officers-- P, C. Jones, jr., president and manager!Joseph O. Carter, treasurer und secretary. WiectnrslHoni. Charles H, llishopand II, A. P. Carter: W. F.Allan auditor.

311-3-

V!il&Lk2Hk:vifjifZ!&4i&yi!hj& ''iaa

iurincj50 (&trtjc.

- K. WILLIAMS,

IttroRTER and Dealer inI'urnlturo of livery Description, Also

Upholsterer and fltatiufitctitrer.Furniture Warerooms No.m Fort Street, Work'

shop at old stand on Hotel Street. All orders promptlyattended to. aa-3- 03

r IIUSTACE,formerly with holles & CO.)

holeale and Jlelatl Oroeer,in, KiNd Street., Under Harmony Hall.

Fnmllv. Pl.lntnllAn nA Cl.in a.... ...lf..l .. .1...notice. New goods by every steamer. Orders fromthe other Island faithfully executed.

Acictmuuc iio, iig. SST-a-

ASTLE & COOKE,

Shipping and Commission Merchants,No. 80 Kino Street Hunoluli

lUrORTBRS AND DEALERS IN

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.Agents lor

Tho Hitchcock ft Company's Plantation.The Alexander & Ilaldw in Plantation.

K. Halstead, or Waialua Plantation.A. II. Smith & Company, K0I0.1, Kanal.

J. M. Alexander, Haiku, Maul.The Haiku Sugar Company.

The Kohala Sugar Company.Hamakua Plantation

Tho Union Insurance Company ol San Franlcico.T!"1 N,'?r 'n8lnd Life Insurance Company ofIne Illako Manufacturing Company of JlostoitD. M. Wenton's Patent Centriritnnt ..

Hie New York and Honolulu Prcket Line.'the Merchant's Line, Honolulu and San FranciscoDr. Jaynes t Son' (JelebrateJ Medicines.iv icox i.t i, dinger nianuracturing Comrnny.Wheelci S Wiltun'a ttewins Machines. 110-a- nf

E P, ADAMS & CO.,

Auctioneer and Commission llerchanls.No, 46 Queen Street, Honolulu

rto-a-6!

T?D. HOFFSCHLABGER & Co.

Importers and Commission Merchants.No. 48 Queen Strket Honoiulu Oaiiu, II I

alo-a- Si

illHDC, ROWE

House and Sign Painter,Pafer Hanger, etc,

No. 107 KinoSteret Honolulu311-3- 63

TT? O. HALL & SON (Limited)

AND DEALERS IN""-- -. r-- . nenoral' Merchandise,

Corner of Kino and Fort Streets, Honolulu

officers:William W. Hall President and ManagerI.':c.,.A!'f Secretary and TreasurerW. t, Allen.;.. Auditor

Directors Tlion.as May. E. O. White i6-30- 7

F A. SCHAEFER ft Co.

Importers and Commission Merchants,No. so Merchant Street. .Honolulu

aio-a-6r

rjRANK GERTZ

Hoot aud ShoemaTter,Pools and Shoes mado to Order.

No. 103 Fort Street. Honolulu910-3-

p H. OBDING.

Kxpress and Drayman.Office. No. 81 Kinfr Street.Residence. No. 47 Pnnchbowl Steret.

Honolulu, Oahu, H. I.

Freight, Packages, and Baggage delivered to and fromall parts of Honolulu and vicinity. Careful at.

lentlon paid to moving Furniture, with.WAGONS EXPRESSLY FOR THE PURPOSE.

Oflice Telephone. No. 86.llouta Telephone. Ko. 00. 339-a-

(i. W. MACFARLANB, II, R. MACFARLANE.

Q- - W. MACFARLANE & CO.

Importors, Oonttuiisioa Morchautsand Sugar Factors.

f Huiiding. ....'...,,. Queen street, Honujulu.

AGENTS FOR

Puuloa Sheen Ranch Co, Hawaii,J. tpwler&Co's Steam Plow and Portable Tramwai

Works, Leeds,Mlrrless, Watson & Co's Sugar Machinery, GlasgowGlasgow and Honolulu Line of Packets,Liverpool and Honolulu Line of Packets,London ami Honolulu Lint of Steamers,nun r ire uiuce 01 London. 341-3-

TT HACKPELD& CO.,

General Commission Agents,Cor. Fort and Queen Street H0N011111

2IO-3- 0I

TT E. McINTYRE & BROTHER

Grocery and reed Store,Cor. Kino and For r Sts , Honolulu

aio-a- ni

H OLLISTER & Co.

Il'holesnle and Jtetall Druggists and To- -(iaeo(ift.

No. 50, Nuuanu Stlbrt Honoluluaio-3-

TTONOLULU IRON WORKS Co,,

Steam llnglnes, Hollers, Sugar Mills,Coolers, Iron, lira and Lead Canting!.

Honolulu , , uMachinery of every description made to oidcr.

Particular attention paid to Ship's Hlacksmiil,lng,Job work executed on the shortest notice, aio-a-fu

tJUSTACE & ROBERTSON

Draymen.All orders for cartago promptly attended to. Parti,

cular attention paid to the Storing and SiurrlNqofgoods in tiauslt to the other Islands, Also, IIlackSanii'ani. White Sanii In quantities to suit nt lowestprices.

Office Corner Kaahumanu and Queen streetsHawaiian Hell Telephone No, 33,

J'r Mutual Telephone No, 19

JOHN T, WATERHOUSE,

Tmiwrter and Dealer in General Mer--chandlse.

No, 25-- 31 Queen SfRKEi ,..,. Honoluluaio-a-6i

AafeOis. . s.j Vfk'.J

7

)tusmcjsis Gtittujs.

M. OAT, JR., & CO.JStationer and New Dealer.

Jted llubber Stamp Agency'Gaiette Block.... r.j..No. 25 Merchant Strret

355-3- 06 Honolulu. II. I.

JOHN NOTT,

Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Warner,Stoves and Jtan es.

of all kinds, Plumbers' stock and mi als, house furnishmg goous, cnanutuers, 1.1 ips, etc

No. 8 Kaahumanu Street...., Honolulu3

T E. WISEMAN,

Ileal V.tCate Droker and JCmploymentJlitreatt.

Rents Rooms, Cottages, Houses, ind sells and leasesReal Estate In alt parts of tho Kidgdom. Employ-ment found for those seeking wok In all the variousbranches of business connected with these Islands.

K3T N. II. Legal Documents down, Hills collected,Hooks and Accounts kept, and general office worktransacted. Patronage solicited. Commissions mod-erate. '

Honolulu, H I. -

T AJNB & Co.,

Commission Merchants.Imporlcrsand dealers in Hay, Grain and General

rrouuec.Honolulu I H. I

3IO-3- 0I

T EWERS & COOKE,

(SUCChSSORS TO LrwIrs & DltKSON,)Importers and Dealer In Lumber and all

kinds of JtalldltUi Materials,No. S3 Fort Street IIonoliiiu

310-3-

T AHLO.

Dealer In Dry-Gnod- nice, Tea, Silks andFancy Goods, Hats, Doots andfiltors. Ilran, l'eed'and Hour,iHimra mill T.lnm.n

Also proprietor of Kice and Sugar Plantations atI.aneohe, Koolau, Waipio, Ewa, and Ileeia.Cor. Nuuanu and Chaplain Sts Honolulu

300-2-

T YONS fit COHEN,

!itrfionet- - and Commission Merchants,Cornrk Fort and Quebn 'Streets, Honolulu.

Sales of Furniture. Slock. Real Estate and GeneralMerchandise promptly attended to. Sole agents forjimcncan anu European mercnanuise. I I. l,von,

'l-- 3 t L. I. Cohen

M PHILLIPS & Co.

Importer and Wholesale Dealers tn Cloth- -

i jiuats, cnoes, 11 als, jien's Fur- -iilshlna floods, fancy Goods, lite.

No. io Kaahumanu STKitT,i,,T,,,.iiw-..i- u210-3- -- -

iwr s. grinbaum & co

Importer of General Merchandise andCommission Merchants,

Queen Street .' Honolulu. H. I'No. 134 California street, San Francisco, Cal.

"M. A. G0NSALVE3. B. HUTCHINSON,

M.A GONSALVES & CO.,

Wholesale Grocer and Wlno Merchants,Heaver Block, Queen Street. Honolulu

Post Office Box No.-30- Telephone No. 363.

1 6- -1 yto

iyr w. mcchesney & son

Dealers inLeather, Hides, Tallow and Commission

'Merchants.Agents for the Royal Soap Company.

No. 43 Queen Street Honolulu8.

OACIFIC HARDWARE CO.

Importer and Dealers In Hardware, Cu-tlery, Tools,

Paints and Oils, and General Meichandise. '

No. 74 and 76, Fort Street Honolulu3 10-- r

THE WESTERN AND HAWAIIAN INvestment Company (limited.)

Money loanedTor long or short periods on approvedsecurity. Apply to Y L. GREEN,

Office Heaver Block, Fort St. ManagerR44-2- .

THEO. H. DAVIES & Co. ,

Kaahumanu Street HonoluluGeneral aud Commission Merchants.

AGENTS FORLloyds,British and Foteign Marino Insurance Company,Northern Assurance Company (Fire and Life),"Pioneer Line of Packets. Liverpool to Honolulu.Liverpool 0(Iico,"1"...,Nos. 13 and 13'lho Albany

--pHOS. G. THRUM,

IiiioiiTiNa and Manufacturing.Stationer, Jlooh-sller- , Printer, hoah.

binder, etc.,Arid publisher of the Hawaiian Almanac and Annual.

Iiraler In Fine Stationery, Books, Music, Toys andFancy Goods,

Fort Street. Near Hoiel,, Honolulu341-3- 61

P. ALLEN.wHas an office with Messrs .Bishop & Co., cornerof

...Kiiiiaiu mm j.i.iiiuiiuuu birecis, ana lie will liepleased to attend to any business entrusted to him.

' ao-i- yr

CLAUS SI'RHCKELS, WM. G IRWIN.

w G. IRWIN & CO.

Sugar Factors and Commission Agent.Honolulu.,,,,,,,.,., , , , j

38-- tf

"ITTILLIAM McCANDLESS

Dealer In Choicest lleef, real, Mutton, lite.No. 6 Queen Street, Fiih Market,

Family and Shipping orders carefully attended to.Live Stock furnished to Vessels at short notice.

Vegetables of all kinds supplied to order.TuLErilONK, , ( , , NO 13.

aj8-v- 9

O WEST, II. M. DOW, c. W, MACFARLANETTtTEST, DOW & CO., '

ItHiortem mill Dealers In all kinds 0Music, Fancy and Javanese Goods,

Furniture. of all kinds. Sowing Machines, Mirrors,Paintings, Uiromon ami 'loss, Plcluro Frames

to order. Moving and repairing Furniturea speciality,No, 103 Fort Street ,,,, .Honolulu

340-3-

-- : . ,W'l-lv&V- ttfiu, .

luBurnncc aikia,

ACCIDENT DEPARTMENT, PACIFICLife Insurance Company,

Or CALIFORNIA.

S. O. mlDEK, AGENT.Assels,Jcembcr 31, 1884 ....$1,163,000

Wlicies Issued against Acdileni for one day up to"" y " 94-t- f

JDOSTON BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.C. BRKWRR & Cc,

Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.ato-36- 1

DRBMEN BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS.F, A. SCUABFER & Co., Arintt.

Also agents for theDresden Board of Underwriters.Vienna Board of Underwriters.

For the Hawaiian Islands. 310-3-

BRITISH FOREIGN MARINE INSUR-anc- eCompany, (Limited)

T1IEO. II. DAVtES, AGENT.The above agent has received Instructions to re-

duce the rates of Insurance between Honolulu ahdI oris in the Pacific, and Is now prepared to issue polldes at the lowest rates, with a special reduction onfreight per steamers. 1,

FORTUNAGENERALINSURANCECOM-pau- y

F. A. SCHAEFER & Co., AGENTS.The above Insurance Company, lias established a

bencial Agency here, and the undersigned, GeneralAgents, aru authorised to take risks against the dangersor the Seas at the most reasonable rates and on themost favorable terms. 210-3-

GERMAN LLOYD MARINE INSURANCECompany of BerlinF. A. SCHAEFER A Co., AGENTS.

The aWc Insurance Company has established a Gen-eral Agency here, and the nbovoslgned, General Agents,are amhurucd to lake Risks against the dangers of theheasntlhemo.t reasonable lates, and on the most fa-vorable terms. ai--

H AMBURG-MAGDEBUR- FIRE INSUR- -..t.c ..uuiauy ui uaniuurg;.

A.JAEGER, AGENTHuiiding, Merchandise, Furniture and Machinery

Insured ngalnst tire on the most favorable terms.310-3-

HAMBURG-BREME-Company.

FIRE INSURANCE

F. A. SCHAEFER cV Co., AGENTS-- .

The above firm liaving been appointed agents of thiscompany are prepared to Irsure risks against fire onbtone and Brick buildings and on Merchandise storedtherein, on the most favorable terms. For psrllc-ular-

applyattheiroffice.310-3-

MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM-pan- y,

of New York,S, G. WILDER, AGENT.

Assets, December 31, ja. - ... t,,.,, 0,0, .70 31r Policies Issued on tho Life Term and EndowmentPji 4 If

N EW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUR.auco company of Uoston.

CASTLE & COOKE, AGENTS.INCORPORATED 1835.

The oldest Purely Mutual Life InsuranceQompany in the United States.

Policies Issued on the most Favorable TermsLosses paid through Honolulu Agency, $40,000

210-3- 61

NORTH -- GERMAN FIHE INSURANCECompany of Hamburg-- .

. 11ACKFRLD & Co., AGENTS.Capitaland Reserve Relchsmark 8,830,00

their Companies, " 35,000,00The Agents ofthe above Company, for the Hawaiian

Islands, are prepared to Insure Buildings, FurnitWMerchandise and Produce, Machinery, etc., also Sugu.anu nice 01111s. anil vessels in the harbor, against lossor damage by fire, on the most favorable terms.

3IO-3-

NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFECompany of Boston, Mass.

INI l8l3.Asset January 1st., 18S4, nearly $t7,-000,00- 0.

Polices Issued on the most favorable terms, andabsolutely after Two- Payments.

KXAMNK OK I'LAN iInsured ago 35 years 30 years Endowment Plan for

$5.ooqJ

.diiimf Premium $!34a.BOl

At the end of the ad Year.3d "4th "Sth '6th "7th '8th9th

10thnth "isth "13th14th "151I1 "lith "17th "i8th "19thaoth "

C'sh-Sur- VTe. Pd-u- p In$ .89.85 $ S4s

461.70 840JU-J- 1,13083i-8- 1,41s

1,039 00 1,695,35-i- J 1,970

',450.7s 2,2331,070.05 2,5001.9116s 3,755iiS7o 3,005.4iS 45 3.S

2,685.00 3,484,

.97.70 J,7o3,263.9a 3,945

4,1653 93 15 4,38o4,248 50 4,5904,613.70 4,8oo5,000.00 s,oca

'1 he second and subseqent premiums are likely tobe reduced by increasing annual liiitnttithitt of tut.plus.

Sir Applications can be had of ; and full Informationwill bo given by the Agents,

236-3- 67 CASTLE & COOKE.

PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF UNDER

C. JirfEH'ER & Co..

Agents for the Hawaiian Islands,aio-3-

TRANSATLANTIC FIREHamburg,

INSURANCE

II. HACKFEI.D fr Co., AgenttCapitaland Reserve Relchsmark "6,000,000,

' their Companies " 101,650,000

Total Reichsmark 107,630,000The Agents of tho nlwye Comp-iny- , for the Hawaiian

Islands, aro prewired to Insure Buildings, Furniture,McrchandUo and Produce, Machinery, etc, also Sugarand Klco Mills, and vessels In the harbor against lossor damage by fire, on the most favorable teims.

310-2-

THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON ANDGlobe Insurance Company,

BISHOP C? Co., AGENTS.

ESTAMSHED 1836.

Unlimited Liability to Stockholders.'Assets , , $37,010,913iicscrvc , ,,, 7,500,000

INCOME FOR 83;Premiums received after deduction of re- -

lusuiaucc ,,,.t..,.., .,,,.$ 9,000.000Losses promptly adjutted and paid here,

UNIONMARINBINSURANCBCOMPANV

CASTLE & COOKE, AGENTS.Incorporated 187. 3io-a- 6

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hipping.

INTER-ISLAN- D

STEAM NAVIGATION-G- O:

(Limited.)

THE BEST ROUTETo tho

Volcano of Kilauea,Via Punaluu, Hawaii.

THE DEW AND STAOKCH

Stmr. W. G. Hall Malulanl.)Caft. BATES, , Purser SIMERSON.

LEAVES HONOLULU AT 3 P. M. TR1.' monthly orr '

Tuesday, Dec 13, Friday, Dec aj, and Tuesday, Jan.5, touching atMaataea Maul.. .about is a. m.tCailtin. ITnwalt. .about 10 a. m.Kealakeakua, Hawaii , about noon.And other Kona norts. arrivinr At Pnnatim nl A 1 fof the day after leaving Honolulu. On the followingmornlngr5 A. M. she arrives at Honuapo.

Reluming she will leave Kau atg A. M. on Monday,Dec ai, and Thursday, Dec 31, touching at all wayports, Including Maalaea, Maul, at 6 a. m., and arriv-ing at Honolulu 3 P. M. on the day lollowlng her de-

parture from Kau.The steamer tiasses along the entire coast of the

v.nosu suu va untidii, mniiiuuik a utii ixis a panoramaol t harmlh Sctnery and will utop at KeaUkua Ilaywhere ftiiiririont tlint I allnurfil in !! K i,.nnn,..ni- r iiis SBIV lIVHUllltiltof CAPTAIN COOK.

.uuiia.s uy mil roiuc rcacil I UNALUU at O Q CIOCKP.M., on the day after leaving HONOLULU being..., .. miu. uu ,iiq cn, uuu inaKiiig 1110 entirepassage hi smooth water.At Punaluu there Isthe finest Hotel on Hawaii,

and from here Touiists will be conveyed by Railroadto Pahala, thence by stage coath to llalf-wa- lloun-- ,Where Horses and Guides will be In attendance to con-vey them to the Volcano.

By this route the entire trip Is made In five ami ahalf days, allowing Tourists two nights and one wholedayaj the Volcano House.THIS IS TDK ONLY OAHIIIAGK JIOVTK

Tickets for the round trip $liO, which pays, all c- -

tar ApbIv to HARRY ARMITAOE. Anenl for il.- -I. I. S. N. Co.'s "New Route to the Volcano," at J. J.Williams, Photographer, No. 103 Fort street, Honolulu;Or at Office of the I. I. S. N, Co., on the Esplanade.

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Steam; Nctyitxtioii Comp'y,,

(LIGHTED) J

Stmr. IF. G, Hall (Malulanl)"atbs Commandei

Will run regularly to Mlaea, Maul, and Kona andKau, Hawaii.

Steamer l'lanter (Lillnoc)Caushon Command

", v. .b.jr tutMid ai 3 r. si, ior iiawiiiwilKoloa, and Waimea. Returning, will leatr INawillwlli every Saturday at 4 r. M., arriving at Hono- - I

ulu, eveiy Sunday at 5 a. m.I

Steamer Iwalanl,Freeman Comraaudci

Will run regularly to Hamoa, Maul, and Kukulhaele, Honokaa and Paauhau, Hawaii.

" "" tSteamer C. It, Bishop,

Macaulbv CommandeiLeases every Friday at 8 a. u. for Walamc,

Oahu, and Hanalel and Kilauea, Kauai. Returning'".V,,1!31"1''' KycrC Tuesday at 4 r. u., and tnuchint,at alalua and Walanae Wednesdays, and arriving atHonolulu same day.

Steamer .Tames Makee,Wb" Commander

Will run regularly to Kapaa, Kauai.

For further particulars Inquire at the odko of d

Steam Navigation Co., Honolulu,J- - ENA, T. R. FOSTER,

43-- 9 Secretary. President.

PACIFIC NAVIGATION(limited)

CO.

Coasting and Commission Ageiit.Cornet QUEEN & NUUANU Streets, llcnoluh.

Regular vessels for the ports ol

Mahko on Maul

Laupahoehoe, Honomu. Paukaaand lliloonHawaii;

Koloa- - llanaprpe and Waiinca'on Kauai, andWaialua on Oahu, '

-- And anyother ports when inducements ofler.Persons having freight for any part or the Islands

be forwarded from San Francisco liy way of Honolulu,or direct shipments from Honolulu will do well to en.juire first of the Pacific Navigation Co., before makingfinal arrangements.

Goods Intended for shipment by any of our vesselrecched and stored freo of charge in ourbuilding; at any time. Apply to tho captains 011 board."o A.F.COOKE,

Mlf Manager Pacific Navigation Co.

SOIIOOlVKlt DOMITII.A.J. PAIKO.Mast.r.

FOR

Malae, Kaneohc, lleela, ICahalutt, Wulu-hole- ,

Watkane, and other Ports on theCoast of Koolau, Oahu.'

--MIARLBS BREWER & to7 Kilov Street, Boston,

AOHNTS Ol' HAWAIIAN VACKl'.TS,

General Commission Agents,

Special attention gtven to the purchaslng'of goods ofthe Hawaiian trade. Frelrhl at lowest rates,

aio-- tf-- I .

PLANTERS' LINE

FOR SAN FRANCISCO,

C. lUtKWlSJt A COMl'ANl' AgentsMerchandise received Storagu Freo, and liberal cash

advances made on shipments by this line, aio-- tf

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tA.i',wvkfe4;ifit. , ituAJtotSaisiXv

hipping.

aider's steamship Goipany.pcmalTED.)

AsySNew Route to the Volcano

Via Keauliou.

ROUTE AND TIME TABLE

I'll! KINAUK'N& - Command

Uaves HONOLULU. . ..II. I. .r 3.- -, vii.each week. Touching nt .... . m.1Maul, Mai ukona, Kawalhae, Laupahoehoe and HUo!nawaii, anu will make two trips to the Volcano eachmonth, leaving Honolulu on thrf.ro Kf.i...cn !.the arrival of the mail steamers from San Francisco.vnn me steamer arrives on Monday the KINAU wll

leave on that da)-- .

PASSENGER TRAINS will connect with theKinau at Mahukona.

Tho KINAU WILL TOUCH at Honok.Ia andPaauhau on down trios from IIIL. rv.. r ,

.- - ..-.. KIKC R Rsignal is made from the shore.

Hie steamer K1NAU will make the Volcano Tairreaching Keauhou on We,ln. --,.: --l---, ...v.,iiiiK, givingTourists two dais and two nights at the VolcanoHouse.

Tickets for the round trip JSaoo, which pays allcharges.

The KINAU will arrive in Honolulu Sunday morn,ings on Volcano Trips. On HUo 'I rips, will leaveHonolulu on Tuesdays, and return Saturday morning.

LIKISIAKK.'"""" , COSIUAUDBE

Leases Mondasat 3 r. 11 Kahu.lul, Huelo, Hani and Kipahulu ; aud for Ketnse, Mc-ku-lau

and Nuu every other week. Returning will slopat the above ports, arriving back Saturday mornings.

"For malLs and passengers only.

TIM Kl LA UKA HUU.WB,SBA.RT" COMMANDER

Leaves regularly for Paauhau, Koho'alele, Ookala,Kukaiau, Honohina, Laupahoehoe, Hakalau and Ono-me-

Til 11 LK11UA.DV,ES

C0MMANP.Will leave regularly for same ports as the KiUnr.

Hou. .

TUUMOKODIl.McGl,EC0

CommanderLeaves each Monday at 5 f. m, for Kauuakakai. Ka.

main- - IMIrnn. ljihInIj. i,, .,. , ..- -lau.. l'eletinti onH STnKi.n.... . ti.. ' . ..,,,, .Nciuiiiing iravesFriday at 10 a. Mrfor Honolulu, arriving SaturdayUUIIIiiJgs

S. O. WILDER, Pres. S. B. ROSE. SecV.'asttf

Australian Mail Service".

For San Francisco,aiie new andjsplendid AI Steel Steamship

" MARAROA.".

Oflthe Union Steamship"Comnanr. Ntw Zuliivlwill be due at Honolulu from Sydney andAuckland on or about

December 19th;AnJ will leaeforthe abovo port with mails and passengcrs on or about that date.

For n- - ...........' T"S 'UV"'0t "mM'moda,lon,;apply'io'

WiNL G. IRWIN & CO.,Agents.- -

For Sydney and Auckland,The O. S. S. Company's fine-- AI Steamship

" MARIPOSA "Will be duo at Honolulu from San Francisco on or

about

December 26tln,And will have prompt dispatch with mails aud passen.

tor freight or irassage, having superior accom.modations, apply to

WM. G. IRWIN &- - CO.,A geu 1.

For San Francisco.

The Magnificent Steamship" ZEALANDIA,"

II. WEBBER CommanderWill leave fur th( n1m-- nrtrt nn nr nlw.itr

JANUARY is, 18S6. o6-t-

For Sydney, N. S. W.The Magnificent Steamship

"ATJSTRALI A,"Hr00' Commandei

Will leave for the above port on or about

January 6th, 1886.l'"or freight or passage, apply tp

94-- ld II. HACKFEI.D & CO., Agents.

Pacific Mail Steamship Co.I'OR YOKOHAMA AND HONGKONG.

The n Favorite Steamship

" CITY OF SYDNEY,"II. C. DEARBORN Commander

Will leave for lln- - nlmviT unrie nn or nlw...iJANUARY sTII. For freight amii passagertr" J l II. IIACKKELD & CO..

t)6-lt- l Agents,

New York & Honolulu Packet Line

MESSRS, C, I!. CR0SSHA3, 4 BKO,

Will dispatch about December i, 1B85, a First-CU- a

Vessel from .Vfi York for this 1'oit direct,

Merchants and OthersVYIihtng to Ship by this favorite Wne will please for.

ward their Ordrrs as carl) as possible,

Very Truly, El.,CASTLE i COOKE,

l8--"" Honolulu A 1 mre.

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Brief communication., from all parti of th Kingdomwill always Do verr acctplable.

Matter Intended for publication In th editorialalumni should be addressed to

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'V tJluytnmt rpromnfliftstions and nuveniiements should

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AdvertlscraenW, to 4nur prompt Insertion, shouldhe liindrd la before 6 r. M.

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NOTICE.

All persons hating garbage, etc, for removal by the

City Scavenger, aie requested to have the same in

tewliuew before B o'clock A. u. After that hour the

are otherwise employed, and will not call

until tho following morninj, thus leaving the un

nightly boses or barrels In front of your premises all

.lay. J. N. KAIA1KAWAHA,

87.1m Contractor for Cleaninr Streets.

THURSDAY DEC. 24, 1885

It is not often that the Daily Hono

lulu Press " blows its own trumpet,"

but we feel a pardonable pride in call

ing attention to the " Grand Offer "

made by us, in another column of this

issue. This is an enterprise which, we

' believe, is the first of its kind that has

ever been attempted in this Kingdom,

and, we trust, will receive the patron

age it deserves, as it is a bona-fid- e

arrangement by which the public can

get a six months' subscription to our

paper, and a valuable Holiday Gift, at.. ,w tU .ir

regular prices when not combinctl.

This offer is open only until January j,1886.

our irixu itiThe sweeping charge of want of in

telligence made against the taxpayersin yesterday's Advertiser, is as eminently out of place as the presentAdministration is in presuming to represent the cause of the people. A lack ofintelligence in the common people, whofoolishly pay the expenses of a dis-

honest Government, is not alwaysclearly proved when it is shownvthatthe people are long suffering. Themost essential things "to a healthypublic opinion" would be examples ofprobity and frugality set by those inpower. When you strike a man orsteal a nation's sustenance, it is indeed"needless to inquire" into the outcryraised against the oppressor. Thepresent opposition to the Governmentdoes not spring from the personal in-

fluence of a few men who have beenallowed at times to turn the grindstonefor the present Administration.

It is, alas 1 too true, that the tax-

payers do not need any "apology forthe Ministry, individually or collec-

tively" no apology, sufficient to theevil thereof, could be made. In thepresent case all men in Hawaii arepolitically equal before the law, andthose who claim to be "superior" tothe tax-paye- are only distinguishedfrom them by the trappings of aneffete royalty. In this instance at lcajstthe "clinking of the guinea" will notstraighten the foreheads of fools, simplybecause the public treasury is empty.The great majority of thewho hurl just curses against the presentAdministration do not "stand ready"to become the allies and tools of thepresent Administration. Such an in-

sinuation is conceived in political weak-

ness and brought forth by political hate.It is worthy of Utah and applicable toHawaii. The King is not responsible;poor ruler, he is not to blame he hasbeen hoodwinked with political fancyand foreign roguery. Alas, the peoplesuffer J

We only speak for the peoplewho pay the bulk of the taxes andwho make up the bulk of the presentintelligent opposition to the Govern-

ment party of political tricksters. Ifpolitical cliques, which preceeded thepresent worthless and faithless

set the precedent, which is

liow so aptly followed, we say, not only

expose them for an example, but lettluit actions be pilloried, together with

those of our incumbent public plun-

derers, befdrc an intelligent and healthypublic opinion. We say it boldy for

the who intend, in the endt

to have good government in this King-

dom, that if there is anything thatmilitates against any man or clique ofmen, who are connected with anycombination of interests, which is

naturally arrayed against the presentGovernment, it ii not only the privilegebut the duty of the Advertiser to placethe record before the so

that they can protect themselvesagainst a repetition of the present Ad-

ministration.Neither have we any "desire

to recall the misdoings ot past Ad-

ministrations," unless we do so to holdthem upas public examples to the fu-

ture, as we do rn the prrscnt Ad-

ministration. If, however, the Advet-Use- r

does not give its threatened rev-

elation newspaper publication, for thegeneral public good, and especially forthe purification, which it alleges is

needed, of the Opposition, the Govern-ment organ will stand convicted of"cant and hypocrisy." The organ ismaking a fatal mistake if it supposesthat the Press will uphold any per-

sons as the Advertiser docs in uphold-ing the present Administration whohave been convicted upon reliableevidence of political piracy and official

The hopes of the people were at onetime raised by the argument that theGovernment would repair the roads, inoraer to secure votes at tne comingelection; but it now transpires that theGovernment, after tearful considerationof the public convenience, has decidedto soak the streets with water and thenatives with gin. The survival of thefittest doesn't seem to apply to thematerial and political advancement ofHawaii.

It makes no difference to the tax-

payers of Hawaii whether this or thatsociety or this or that Governmentindorses the Polynesian policy of thepresent Administration; the people whohave the misfortune to live here andsu pport our monarchial circus are forcedto laugh even while they condemn. TheAmerican Board of Missions indorses,from a religious standpoint, a political

thousand-nin- es

away. The missionaries of Hawaii donot indorse the present Administration,and that is the main thing. By theway, the alleged indorsement of the"Polynesian Policy" is based upon acommittee report which contained aprivate indorsement of General SamuelC. Armstrong, as chairman of the com-

mittee, nothing more. The AmericanBoard of Missions has not made anysuch indorsement, and as a Board doesnot indorse political ) affairs. Purtherthan this the missionaries, both hereand in the groups, beyond, havealways been in favor of native inde-pendence in all the Islands. This is anentirely different thing, however, fromindorsing the "Polynesian Policy" ofHawaii.

Spirit of tho Religions Press.

DESIRABILITY OF UNITY,

Catholic WtrUA

The desire for unity is undoubtedlygood. The desire for union as a step tounity is 00m rational and good. Hewho yearns for unity is a man of peace;he who loves unity above all things,quickened by the grace of Christ, is aChristian and a man of God.Let the men who took part in the Con-gress of Churches, and those who sym-pathize with them and there are manymore of these than they are aware ofthink of this and stand unflinchinelvfirm upon-th- e certain, good ground oftheirs and not yield until in our genera-tion their hopes are in the way of realization.

THE TEMPERANCE QUESTION.

Catholic Herald.

In vain have the excisn laws lwrnamended with the view of modifyingme evus ot intemperance. The Churchnaving now tanen the matter in hand,will effect what the laws have failed todo. The daily papers, the Protestantweeklies, , and.-r, men who... ..hnvi, w thn...w gwvtrmnrlof lumianitv nt their hearts, Inntr ......nnv.v ' 1 ...-

lously, expectantly and gladly forwardto the day when the Church's edictshall be issued against this unholytraffic. Herein they show their beliefin our Church's strength, recognizingthat its will is far mnw nnlnl thnn nnvof those legislative enactments of manwhich money so often sets aside.

WHAT JUDAISM NEEDS,

lliirtw Qturvw,

We must have another band of Maccabees to rekindle the fervid light ofJudaism in those shrines where it hasbeen asphyxiated by the dense vaporsof materialism and unbelief, ' Theymust reassert the Jewish spirit andlead it to victory against a host of ene-mies even as mighty as those of Anti-ochu- s

of old. Such a victory will be abloodless one. It will be a triumph ofintelligence, truth and laith over ignorance, vice and falsehood, and the house

DAILY HONOLULU PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1883.

of God will again be clean and holy.In the meanwhile Chanukah will continue to serve as a reminder of theglories and triumphs of the past and bethe harbinger of still greater victoriesto be achieved by and for Israel in thefuture.

TIMELY ADVICE.Examiner

When ministers of the gospel arccharged with such crimes as forgeryand adultery, and they are on trial inthe courts or in their own denomina-tion, they should take no part in thepublic worship of God during the investigation. It is a great mistake forsuch men to suppose they arc provingtheir innocence by going straight on..,K .I.a. ..!!. .lull. 'TM..... ... !..nun iuv.il ijuiijil uunub. iiiuy uic, in

fact, giving intensity to the scandals ofwhich they arc the center, and awaken-ing the suspicion everywhere that theyarc using brazcnfaccdncss as a meansto hide their utiilt. A sensitive and innocent man would feel so crushed bythe endrmity of the wrongs with whichhis name is identified as to wait in silence lor God and his own characterto vindicate him. The course taken bythe Bowdoin-squar- e pastor of Bostonis a reproach on all the proprieties thatshould influence a Christian minister.

THE REVISED VERSION.

Quarterly fiaitu.In these days people cannot be re-

minded too strongly and too frequentlythat'thcrc is a vast difference betweenwhat the Old Testament writers actu-ally wrote and what according to prin-ciples of modern grammar they oughtto have written. The Massorah givesus evidence as to what was originallywritten. Why then did not the revisersgive us more of it ? Why did they, instead 01 editing the text that lay beforethem, bewilder us with their own con- -

cctures their own alternative renderings their own variants abitrarily extracted irom inaccurate ana corruptedversions? "Their own" conjecturesand readings we called them; but indeed they are nothing of the sort. Theyare borrowed from other sources. Ourcomplaint (to state the case plainly) isthat the revisers have not had the courage to declare their opinions in plainblack and white; yet are thescjevidentenough to those who can read betweenthe lines.

Icto ucvtfocmcnio.

PROGRAMME-O- F

THE FIRST SEMI-ANNUA-

TARGET PRACTICEOr T1IB- -

TO HE HELD AT THE

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ON

Friday, January 1, 1886,1

AT 10 O'CLOCK A, M.

1 II. K. A. TROPHY.(Valued nt $150). Competitors; limited to

mcniucrs 01 tne AssociationConditions of Match For the highest

.aggregate score at 200 nnd e.00 vards: tenrounds at each distance: nnv military rideunder the rulcsj to become the property ofuic inarKsmau winning u inrce time!, atregular meetings of the II. R. A. En-trance fee, $i.

2 THE 200.VAKD MATCH.First prize, a Springfield Ride; second

prize, $5 j third prize, $2 50.Conditions Open to all marksmen j any

military rifle under the rules; rounds, 10;distance, 200 yards ; entrance fee, $1 ; en-tries unlimited.

3-- THE HRODIE MEDAL.(Valued at $W). Also, two cash prizes of

Si and $2 ?o. in audition to tlic Medal,which is the first nrizc.CoNDiTiONs-Opc- n to all members of the

Association and members of the recnlar andvolunteer military companies of the King-dom, to become the property of the marks-man winning it three times at regular meet-ings of the II. R. A. Distance, 200 yards;rounds, 10; any military rifle under therules; limited to one entry for each com-petitor. Entrance fee, $i,4 THE CONSOLATION MATCH.

First prize, 5 second prize, $5 ; thirdprize, $2.Conditions Open to all marksmen who

have never made a record exceeding 70 percent, nt nuy meeting of the II. H. A.Rounds, Si distance. 200 yards; any military rifle under Ihe rules. Entrance fee, 50"un, l'iiiuc!. unumiieci,

J, BRODIE, M. D rresideut.J. II. Fisher, Secretary. oo-i-

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No Interest will be allowed on money withdrawnwithin three months from date of deposit.

Thirty days notice must he slven at the Hank of nnintention to' withdraw any money; and the DeposWsPass-boo- must be produced at the same time.

N money will be paid except upon the Draft of theDepositor, accompanied by the proper Pass book.

On the first dav nf Sent-mf- .. r t..accounts w(ll be made up, and Interest on all sums thatehall have remained on dena.lt ilirre mnml.. .,,..and unpaid, will be credited to the deKlior, anc"iruiu uui uaie onn pait of the principal.

Sums of more than riva lfunrlr.,! nll,,. inreceived, subject to special agiee'ment.

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Dreka's Dictionary Blotters, Papeterics,

Juvenile Books (a fine assortment),

Etc., Etc, Etc.

Together with a full nnd complete

line of.Stationery and Blank Books.

All orders faithfully attended to. Prices as

reasonable as good. Goods will warrant, and

cheapest in the long run.

tiios. a. TiinuM,

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MELLEU & HALBE'S

Ice OieiMii IPai'loiAND

Confectioner y.

Lincoln's Blook, King Street,

A Flue Assortment of

CABBIES AND CAKES,

ALWAYS ON HAND.

PARTIES SUPPLIED.243-i- fr

WENKER & CO.,Manufactuiing'and Importing

JEWELERS,JVo. 02 Fort Street

lUvejuit rccuvcd per "Manpota" tlif mow tiegant nsortiiunt ot

FINE J E.WELRY,SOLID AND TLATKD SILVER WARE

Ever Iroight to this market.

Clocks, WntclieB, Urnrclots, Neclc-lct- a,

Plus, Lockout, Gold Chainsntul Guards, Sleovo Buttons

Studs, Etc., Etc.And ornaments of all klndl.

Elorjnut Solid Silvor Xoa Sots,

Vntf atl klriclf of silver ware aultable for nrwentMlon.

These good are all of the finet miality anil bteitdeiRn and comprine a complete itock of all article In

th'u branch of'biislnen which will he told at closefigures.

KUKUI, AND SHELL JEWELRYMade to order.

1 he repairing hrauch of our Imijneti we regard M animportant one, and all Jobs entruited to ui wilt

b executed In a manner second to none,

IingrttvlnyOf every description done to order, Particular alien

Uon 11 paid to order ami job work from Iheother Islands.

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IPjsMH.- , $k'idrJ, iVitLHiiiK

eflcto .JftbcritacmcnLs.

OHEISTMAS IS COMING!

And our store is full of Seasonable and AcceptableGifts, such as a full line of

BOYS' SUITS, SHIRTS, HATS, GAPS,

Hosiery,

Handkerchief Boxes,

Fancy Ornaments

Lace Wear,

Table Mats,

Splashers,

Slipper Pattern1:,

toilet Sels,

Come in. and. Look: at These Goods.

CHAS.97

That the undersigned has this day received an additionalsupply of elegant

Men's & Boy's Custom Made Clothing.

Shrunk. Well and carefully made, easy fitting, stylishcut and most important,

YEBY IDO"W IIsT PRICE.Every garment warranted as represented.

33EMJWm & 0.DE;

Fancy Wall

Pockets,

Aravjne Chenille Cords,

l'umpoiis,

Felti,

i'lushcs

Tinsels,

All Color.

FISHEL.

JAS. G. SPENCER,

just opening this day, the moststylish, nobby, well made,

STRA "W BE T S ,

Ever imported here or anywhere else.

FIRST COME-PIB- ST SBKVBD.IMT, 3JTcITEX-tlVV- .

21-- iyr

Large Assortment Holiday Goods !

WEST, DOW & CO.,Have on hand, in addition tn their usual large stock, n select assortment of

Iaixcy OroodL find Toys,Too numerous lo mention.

Fnriiitiu'e andL DPietxwe IMCouldiugs,Also, just received per stenmer Alameda, an elegant stock of

FURNITURE:Consisting in part of

Light and Dark Cedar and Ash Bedroom Sots,Three Quarter and Full Size Ash Bedsteads,

Dining Room, Cottage, Nurse and Children's Chairs and Hookers, aksotttd.

A Fine Assortment of Holiday to liy next Steame73-- 1 m

B. F. DILLINGHAM,President & Manager.

EntJiroiilired

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Secretary & Treasurer.

finest, neatest,flexible

of

Goods arrive

Pacific Hardware CompanyNo. 74 and 76 Forf Street.

Successors to Dillingham & Co., and Samuel Nott.

HOLIDAY GOODS !

JUST KKCEIVED EX S. S. "ALAMEDA" AND "ST, PAUL."

LATEST DESIGNS IN

Sil-VG- X nplated. "Ta.re,03nLa.nd.oliex3 aaa.d. XjSurrLps,

TTT'a.ter filters a,rs.d. Oooleaje,0"u.tler3r 33tc, Etc, 33tc

H. E. McINTYllE & BRO.,IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

Groceries, Proyisions and Feed.3Cuut Ooi'not "Foi't anil IClni: Stroalw.

New goods received by evr ry packet from the Eastern States and Europe. Fresh Callfornla Produce by every steamer. All orders faithfully altendsd to, and Goods dellcrcdttny part of the city rec of charge, Wand orders solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed., Post- -

bftice liox No, 145 ) Telephone No. 92,

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XXonolulu Press"Will lo for fmlo T)rtilv nt tlio ITol-lowi- uR

IltioeH :

J. M. OAT, Jr. k Co . Merchant streetT.O.TIIKUM Fort streetCRYSTAL SODA WORKS. Hotel slreect

Five Cent jioi Copi,

T.OOAT, NBWH.

Egg-no- g and turkey 0,my !

"Nolle" is Retting ready for Christ-mas.

The Mariposa is due Saturday.Look out for Lucas whistle, "A laJJulli-len.-"

. Large crowds were on the streetslast evening, making purchases forChristmas.

All the dressmakers in town arc busytrying to fulfill a thousand promises by

Another Christmas treat is an-th- e

nmincfd for children in Fowler'sYard

A drifting boat, without oars, wasfound on the Waikiki beach day be-

fore yesterday.

The Government building and allother public offices will be closedduring Christmas Day.

If your neighbor has despitefullyused you, put a tin horn in his littleboy's Christmas stocking.

The evening famous in history andsong will be ushered in with the twi-

light. Hang up your stockings, girls 1

Fort street was alive with shoppersyesterday, and the gay clerks wore asilk-velv- smile in consequence.

Owing to Christmas falling on Fri-

day, the steamer IV. G. Hall will notsail until Saturday, at three o'clock.

One of the Myrtle boys informs usthat three new shells are expected by' i Mariposa, which is due batur- -

Emma street had the mishap of arunaway yesterday. A dished wheelandia frightened native driver were theresults.

The Royal party is feasting anddancing on the other islands the ple-beians are raking together taxes to payfor the Royal spoit.

Two little native boys turned Fort- -

street, near Merchant, into a privatedressing room yesterday afternoon,by disrobing on the sidewalk.

The Postofficc will ship a mail tothe Coast by the . D. Sprtekels,which sails at twelve o'clockThe mail will close at half-pa- st eleveno'clock.

The Christmas sale last evening atLyons & Cohens, was attended by alarge crowd. After the sale the pur-chasers dispersed, well pleased withtheir bargains.

The milkmen who come into townearly in the morning ought to bespecial policemen; if anybody doubtsthe propriety of such a move, let themquestion the milk men.

Yesterday morning the street-sprinkl- er

slipped in some of its ownslush on Fort street, and dislocated itstongue while trying to complain of thenuisance to the driver.

The five-mi- le skating race betweenMullen and Hartman, for the champion-ship of the Islands, takes place 'onSaturday evening at eight o'clock atthe Central Park skating rink.

Mr. J. E. Wiseman has gotten out aneat Christmas card with his "phot,o"on the back of it. The picture looksjust like Joe does when he hands youone of those little business notes.

The Royal Hawaiian band will giverrChristmas'conccrt at Emma Squareat three o'clock afternoon.A varied and interesting programmewill be published morning.Mr. 13erger says it is a good 'un.

At a meeting of the congregation ofthe Bethel .Union . Church, held lastevening, the following gentlemen were

as trustees for the ensuingthree years : H. M. Whitneyt H. A.Parmelce and B. V, Dillingham.

Mrs. Southwick's many friends willbe pleased'to learn that her severe andsudden attack of sickness has taken afa orable turn and she was restingquietly last night, although the doctordoes not as yet consider that she isentirely out of danger.

A report comes from Halstead'smill, on the other side' of the island,that a Chinaman fell oft" a cane wagonat the plantation on last Monday, andsustained a compound fracture of 'therinht arm. between the wrist and theelbow. Proper medical attendancewas at once furnished, and the injuredman is now improving rapidly.

The "Independent" political meet-ing held nt the Armory last eveningwas poorly attended, those presentbeing mostly natives. The following

gentlemen delivered speeches : W. A.Kinney, L. A. Thurston, J. M. Poe-po- e,

Aki, Hanaaumoe and Mr. II.Waterhouse. The meeting adjournednbout half-pas-t nine o'clock.

They say : that the American Boardof Missions has not indorsed the presentAdministration 5 that the electric lampdisplay the other night thrcwa great dealof light upon a local question ; that thewhole city ought to De lighted ty an

electric tower or two j that the Mara-ro- a

is not as fast a vessel as the Ala'mtda ; that the main streets, of Hono-lulu ought to be turned over and usedon the other side : that the police arcbecoming ashamed of their "bosses j"that a political catechism ought to beintroduced into the public schools ofHawaii ; that the children are all be-

coming enthusiastic over Christmas ;that the Mexican line of steamshipshas not fallen through ; that theOceanic steamers arc the only onesthat make it a rule to come into Hono-lulu harbor on time ; that the nextrogue who runs for office will not getthere by, the votes j that themaxim of honor among thieves doesnot apply to politics ; that the King'splatform, as announced by him on theother Islands, will not receive the in-

dorsement of the tax-paye- that someinteresting races are being arranged forChristmas week; that the politicianswill furnish the natives with free ginduring the holidays ; that the wars ofthe red and white roses will be revivedin social circles ; that the question ofhigh and low church is liable to breakout in Honolulu at any time ; that thelatest anomaly in Honolulu is anofiicial growling about the condition ofthe roads ; that the "hash" question isbeing agitated in the restaurants ofHonolulu by the customers ; that theWaikiki fire company is to be organizedsoon ; that the people of this city needpublic swimming baths near town ;that the land sharks are eagerly watch-ing the inflow of taxes ; that the Government creditors arc watching thesame thing ; that the best way ofspending Christmas is to call on yourfriends ; that the afterglow docs notappear because it has not been properlyadvertised; that the "dead dog"question will not be considered untilafter the next election ; that the menwho bet against the Alameda in SanFrancisco will go out and kick them-selves when the Mararoa reaches there ;

that the churches will hold interestingChris'tmas services ; and that the boysand girls who live on Fort street havedecided to have a new year's party towatch the old year out.

Pro Itono VubUca.

Go to King Bros., on Hotel street, for Christ-mas cards, fern Aloha cards and beautiful giftpictures.

Henry Hart, at the Elite Parlors, keeps thebest creams, ices, candies, cigars, and the big-

gest stock qf Island curious to be lound in

Honolulu.

' fjiksii MiNoit i'iaa

Daily, from and after date at

Meller & Halbe's, Confectionery.

FJtr.SU OJlISAJt GAKHS A F.rjLAIllS

Daily, from and after date at

Meller & Haltie's Confectionery.

umi'i'iSG.Vessels Expected from foreign t?orti.

HosTON.Am. bk Jas; S. Sto.nk IlarstowTo sail Dec. -5, C. llrewcr & Co.,Agents

Central America, Am. bk. D, C. MurrayMudgett. Now due- .- Agents.

Glasgow, Ilrit. bk NatunaTo sail Nov. 15. F. A. Schacfer & CoAgents.

HoNOKo.sCi, Brit, bktnc Mount Lebanon-- .

Nelson. Loading Oct 13. Agents.

Hongkong, Haw. brig Allie RoweHolland. Due Jan. 0.

Taluit. Haw. schr Tennik WalkerAnderson, now Due. Pacific NavigationCo. Agents.

LiVBRi'OOL, Iliit. bk Ciiilena DaviesDue Jan. 15-2- 0. T. II. Davies & Co.Agents.

Liverpool, Brit, shin Stirlingshire, .Alex-ander, (via Madeira.) Due Match 25.30.G. W. Macfarlane & Co. Agents.

New Castle, N. S. W. Brit, bk L'adyUowen Due

Agents.

New Castle, N. S .W. Brit. bkLAD-- Lamp- -

EON Marston, due Feb 10-1- 5, C.Brewer & Co, Agents.

New Castle, N. S. W. bk CoNrERANCE. . .

to sail Nov. 15. Wilder & Co, Agents.

New Castle, N. S. W. bk Virginiato sail nboul Nov. 15. Wilder & Co.,Agents.

New Castle, N. S. W. ship Dionysus.,.,Jones, to sail about Dec. 1, Agents.

New York, Nor. bk LovSprino. . ;Thomsen. Over due. Castle & Cooke.Agents.

Port dlakely, Am. bktnc AmeliaNewhall, Due Jan, 5. Allen & Robin-son. Agents.

San Francisco, Am. tcrnW. S. Bownr....Paul, to sail Dec. '10, F. A. Schacfer &Co. Agents.

San FRANCiscoMm. S. S. MariposaHayward, Due Dec 2G, W. G. Irwin &Co, Agents.

Merchant Vessels Now In Port.Itktne T. D, Spreckels Fries.llktnc Klikitat. Cutler.Ilk C K IllbHOl'.. . . .'. WoltersIlk Victoria Cross . . . . , , , RobinsonIlk Li.ziis Iki'.dai.k ... IrcdalcHk Elsinore. . . . Jenks'Uktnc Mary Winkelmai HackusTern Eva. , .WikmanHk T R Foster , RuggAm bk. Caiuarien , Hubbard,llKTNE EUKKKA Lee.Am Iik. HrcspKit Kvdcr.Am bk, D, C, Murray Mudgett.

MtUlYAUS.

Wednesday, Dec. 23

Stmr Iwalani, from IlamakuaStmr Waimanalo, from Walmanalo,llarlc U CJ Murray, from Central America,Schr Rob Roy, from Koolau.

DKl'AllTUJtKS,Wednesday Dec, 23

Schr" Rob Roy, for Koolau,

rjcssiczs lkavino Tins iat,Slmr Iwalani, for Ilamakua,Stmr Waimanalo, for Waimanalo.Dgtne J D Spreckels, for San Francisco.Schr Caterina, for Ewa.Schr Liholiho, for Hanalel Kauai,

DAILY HONOLULU PRESS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1885.

l'ASHtHNOJUlS.

Arrival:From Ilamakua, per steamer Iwalani, Wed-

nesday, Dec. 33. Mrs M D Cooke, Mr WF Johnson, and l. deck.

ftOTlll.

The steamer Walmanato brought 500 bags

sugar from Waimanalo.

The schooner Llholiho received a cargo ofcoal from the bark Ilcsper, which she will

take to Hanalcl, Kauai,

The schooner Rob Hoy brought 630 bags

sugar from Koolau.

The tern Eva received sugar from thesteamer W. G. Hall yesterday. ihc will

sail for San Francisco about the last of themonth.

The btigantine J. D. Sprcckcls sails for

San Francisco at twelve o'clock takinga full cargo of sugar.

The steamer Iwalani arrived yesterdaymorning, bringing 1,532 bags sugar, 2 horses,

1 pig, and 40 packages sundries. She reportsvery rough weather along the Ilamakua coast.

She left here a week ago last Friday; on

the following Sunday lost her foresail in n

heavy blow; could not land passengers at Ho- -

nokaa until the following Wednesday, on

account of the weather; returning had fine

weather nil the way. She leaves at twelve

o'clock taking a boiler for Honokaaplantation; returning she will bring a load of

sugar for the tern Eva,

TO THE PUBLIC.

The attention of our readers is invited to thevery liberal ofTer made by us, in anothercolumn, to furnish any of the articles specified

therein, together with six months' subscription

to the Daily Honolulu Press, at club rates,

which arc mueh lest lhn if the publications, or

articles, were ordered separately.Wc desire to introduce our paper into every

English-readin- g Family in this Kingdom,feeling assured that it will be permanentlyretained after its merits, as n live, wide-awak- e

journal, arc once known.As an advertising medium the Daily Ho

NOLULU Press posscsscsunequnlcd advantages,having retained all the subscribers to the lateSatunlay Press in addition to a new subscrip

tion list which is daily Increasing, so that thepaper is not only enjoying a large circulation

in this city and vicinity, but is, also, mailed by

every steamer to subscribers at almost every

landing on the other Islands and also to for-

eign countries, thus combining the advantagesof both daily uid weekly editions. Thecoming month, especially, our paper will havea much larger circulation than all the otherdaily papers combined, as we intend sendingspecimen copies to every resident on theseIslands who reads English.

Wc, therefore, ask your in our

enterprise and trust you will avail yourself of

this offer. Very respectfully yours, etc.,Proi-r'- s ok Daily Honolulu Press.

T THOMAS G. THRUM'SA'rORT.STRECTA.STORE, BREWER'S I1L0CK,

CAN UK FOUND A FULL ASSORTXICNT OF

Pino and. Commorolal Statlonory.

CONSISTING IN TART OF

Note, Letter, Packet Post.Cap, Legal Ic Hill PaperGold, Steel and Qnll Pens,Mack Writing and Coming Inks,Carmine, Violet, and Blue Inks,

TREASURY MUCILAGE.

Dixon's, Faber's, GuttnecL's and GrossbcrgerPencils. Wood, Rubber and Celluloid

Penholder's?Papeterics, Visiting Cards,Cap, Letter, Note and Memo Tnblets and Blocks

in Manila and fine paper,Inkstands, Rulers,Km elopes, all sizes, paper and cloth lined.

STOAKES' AUTOMATIC SHADING TENS

IN SUVKKAL SIZES,

Very Useful in Oanamcutal Work, and

INK TOWDERS, VARIOUS COLORS,

FOR USR WITH TIIK RAMI'.

Plantat!onSTinullookTrial Balance Books,

Log Books,

LETTER PRESSES.rasa, Memo, Time, Order, Receipts, Exercise

and Letter Books.Copying Brushes, Rubber Copying Sheets.

Mann's (Manilla) and French (white) Copying Paper.Blank Books in VarlousJJSizes and Styles of Binding,

Roll, Mounted and Mnnila Detail

DJIA ll'JJVO l'AFKlt.

1'hotograph Frame and l'aswpartouts,Autograph and Photo. Albums Scrap Hooks,

Inlaid Work-Hoxe- s and Writing-Desk-

Artotypei framed and unframed,Kbonlzed Uasels, llrackett ami Cabinets,

Celluloid Sets of Comb, lirush and Mirror,Ladies HaniM'uc'. fteticules Uaskcts,

Shawl '1 raps, bihool Dags,A Fine Variety of I'ranR llirlhday Cards.

Poetical, llirlhday and Miscellaneous ltooksj

Illustrated Letter Sheets. Pocket and Letter Maps 01

the Islands. Maps of Honolulu.

SOUVENIR VIEWS OF HONOLULU,

Windsor & Newton's; Artists' Materials,

Oil and Water Colors, Drushes, Palettes, Canvas, Oil

and Varnish, Plaques, Oil Cups, etc.

Special or extra larae books made up to order from

WESTON'S LINKN KECORU PAPER,

BY cotiritruNT WORKMEN,

In Any Style Desired.

I'Ai'im jiubixa ro Atrr vaxthux,PAITIIPUI.LY BXBCUTBU,

A FULL LINE OF FLAT PAPERS,

Constantly In Stock,

INCLUDING MARCUS WARDS' IRISH LINKN.

Pocket Udltion "Seaside Library,"

N LARGE VAR1KTV Or TUB HOST POPULAR AUTHORS

MUSIC, MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS, LAW--

tlOOKS,

iiouxn to oitnnn on shout notivk

NEATEST JOB PRINTINGat the Satuk hay I'kbss office

Gcnci'itl JLuucillucmcntc.

A. L. SMITH,N. ,83 FORT STREET, HONOLULU, II. I

Has just received per Steamer "Sf. Paul" a Splendid Assortment of

CHRISTMAS GOODS!Among which is a Very Choice Selection of New and Elegant styles of

Christmas Cards ; also, Glass and Figured Toilet Sets,Doll Carriages, Velvet Cabinet Picture Frames,

Christmas Candles, Children's Paint Boxes,Musical Tops, Glass Ink Stands,

Autograph Albums, Work Boxes,Toy Watches, Papeteries, Shaving Mugs,

Gift Cups and Saucers, Whisk BroomHolders. Silver Plated Ware, Etc., Etc.,

tar ai.t, or lrnjcn must jib swkiy

The Latest American Invention.

THE VICTORY OF ELECTRICITY.Since Electricity has been applied for light-

ing purposes, all efforts of inventors havebeen directed to construct a lamp for generaldomestic use. The reason why this problemhas till now not been solved, is that none ofthe inventors could rid themselves of the Ideaof gas lighting, and that all have adhered tothe system of producing the Electricity insome central plapc, or bylatge machinery, in-

stead of first laying down the principle that aLamp which should ever become generallyuseful and popular, must be portable, like anOil Lamp, and contain the generator of Elec-tricity in itself, I. c., in the foot of the Lamp.

The Norman Electric Light Company hasat last succeeded in completely realizing thisideal of Electric Lighting, and there is nodoubt that this most important invention willbring about a complete revolution In allbranches of lichting.

Our Electric Lamp needs neither Machin-ery, Conductors, nor any expensive outlay,and is neither complicated nor disagreeable inmanipulation ; all that is necessary is to refillIt every four or five days with acid. The costof lighting will be as cheap as gas (( centsper hour), and it has before the latter the im-

mense advantage of neither producing heat,smoke nor carbonic acid, owing to which theair is not impured, and remains at the samedegree of temperature. It is further abso-lutely inodorous, and does not need to bekindled by match, or otherwise, but simplyby turning the key, thus avoiding all dangerof fire, explosion or suffocation, as in the caseof gas, if the key is left open ; and it must beconceded that this advantage alone is invalu-able. It is further preferable to any knownkind of lighting for the following reasons :

(1.) Its manipulation is so simple that anychild can keen it in order.

(2.) That the Lamp is portable, and can beremoved like any Oil Lamp, from one placeto another.

(3.) That it neither requires the disagree- -auic nxing ui uie wick, or wic cleaning 01 mecylinder, as in the case of Oil Lamps.

(4.) That the light produced is a soft andmost steady one ; that It never flickers, andthe flame, though being equal in power oflighting to gas, can be regulated to any de-

gree.(5.) That every danger of fire is absolutely

excluded, as the light will extinguish immedi-ately, if by any accident the glass surroundingthe burner should be broken.

(6.) That it will burn, even in the strongestwind, completely unaffected, thus being

illuminations, lighting of gardens,corridors', etc.

This Lamp is constructed for the present intnrce dillercnt sizes :

Theof

DID YOU SAY?

No Christmas Dinner is complete withoutthe celebrated ELITE ICE CREAM, madefrom pure Woodlawn Dairy Cream. Go andsurprise your folks j order a bucket of ourdelicious Ice Cream. We pack orders forIce Cream (from one to fifty quarts) in PatentRefrigerator Cans, warranted to keep its de-

lightful flavor and perfect form for manyHours.

By last steamer we have received a splendidlot ol

In great variety. Also, an elegant assort-ment of Fancy Candy and Ilon-lio- n Boxesjust the thing for .1 Christmas present.

uur macaroons, iauy ringer;, rieuciiKisses, Jelly Cakes, Coco Bails, and manyother Fancy Cakes, are the favorite wjth allthe ladies ol Honolulu.

tiTlting up Bell Telephone No. 182, orMutual No. 338. 'j

&r The Elite Ice Cream I'nrlots, 85 Hotelstreet, are open daily until ill', M. 21 ly

O. JOT.

GENERAL 11USINESS AGENT.

42 ST., HONOLULU.

In conjunction with Mr. J. A. Magoon,will attend to all matters of business forthe residents of the Hawaiian Islands whomay need nn Agent.

I do not confine myself alone to the Uusi-nes- s

Houses, but also to the domestic classwho would wish me to attend to any matter ofbusiness, especially to making purchases eitherin Honolulu or San Francisco, In any line ofGeneral Merchandise.

To the Business Houses I will give mycareful attention in all matters pertaining toGeneral Business, viz 1 Adjusting and Col-lecting Accounts, Distribution ol Hills andCirculars, Custom House Untrics, lluyingand Renting Real Estate and Personal Pro-perty.

tsr All Legal Documents will be carefullyand neatly drawn up by Mr, J. A, Magoon.

1 will attend to an matters entrusted in mycare in a careful, courteous and neat manner,and with quick dispatch.

Agent for Klinkner & Co, Red RubberStamps.

Telephone ; P. O. Box 113.(41-- iy

to iik Ari'itKotATiin.

A., small size. Height of complete Lamp,14 Inches : weight, nbout 5 pounds ; for light-ing rooms, cellars, storage houses, powdermagazines (or similar places where explosivesarc kept), coaches, illuminations, gardens,mines, or any other Industrial purpose.Price, 1 per lamp, delivered free toany part of the world.

1)., medium size. Serves all domestic pur-poses for lighting rooms, houses, etc. ThisLamp is elegantly decorated, and has remov-able white Ground Glass Globe. Price, perLamp (Inclusive of Bronze Foot and Globe,richly and elegantly constructed) 2 ,delivered free to any part of the world.

C. grand size for Parlor, Hall, Saloon,Public Duilding, etc. The Lamp gives amost brilliant and steady light, has large, re-

movable white Globe, decorated most taste-fully, and the workmanship is both first-clas- s

and elegant. Price 4 10 . Foot of Lampis cither lironzc, Japanese, Faience or SilverOxide.

Any special size or design made to order.Estimates furnished.

All Lamps are ready for immediate use, andwill be sent, securely packed in strong woodenbox, with printed directions for use, a quan-tity of chemicals, sufficient for several months'lighting, and one extra burner for size A,and two for sizes U and C, The necessarychemicals can be purchased in any drug store,in even the smallest village.

Every Lamp is accompanied by a writtenguarantee for one year, and will be exchangedor money refunded, if the same should notgive complete satisfaction.

On all orders for six Lamps and above, adiscount of six per cent, will be allowed. Noorders from abroad filled, unless accompaniedby a remittance to cover the amount, or first-cla-

reference on a New York or Philadelphiahouse.

The best method of sending money is bydraft on New York, which can be procured ofany banker, and everywhere, or enclose theamount in bank notes, gold coin, or postagestamps of any country of the world.

All orders, the smallest as well as the mostimportant, will receive the same particular at-

tention, aud will be forwarded without delay.t3T Out Electric Lamps are protected by

law, and all imitations and infringements willbe prosecuted.

tar Agents, Salesmen on Commission, and

Consignees for our Lamps, wanted every-

where. No special knowledge or capital re-

quired, -

A fortune to be made by active persons.

TWf RS. THOMAS LACK,

No. 70 Fort Stroot, Honolulu,ItlrOKTRK AND UBALIIR IN

SEWING MACHINESAND CKNUINB

Vur't, Altnehmeuti, Oil ami Accnmmrlfi:

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Howard's Machine Needles, all kind-- ,

Corticell's Silk, in all colors and sizes :llarlioui's Linen Thread,Clark's 0. N. T. Machine Cotton.

Mme. Demorest's Reliable Cut Paer Patterns

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Guns ai d Sportino GoonsShot, PnwDKK, Caps,

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Letter, Cap and Note lllocks of first quality paper.Legal Cap, Letter nnd Note lllocks of ruled

Manilla paper, plain Memo, ami noloblocks, M. fit II, form blocks

for Hills, Statements,Wash-lists- , etc,,

Or Paper PUT UP In ANY FORM Desired

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si inch, Anvils, Vices, TubeScrapers, Grindstones, Best

American Bar Iron and Too!Steel, Builders' Hardware,

all kinds and styles. Hub-buck- 's

Paints and Oils, rawand boiled. Small Paints in

Oil, in large variety, DryPaints, Umber, Venetian,

Red, Ochres, Metallic, &c,' Whitlnz. German Window

1 ass'td sites. Manila. Rope

Staple Groceries,No. t and a Floor, No. s and a Rice,Crushed Sugar, China and Japan Teas,Oysters, Clams, Salmon, Lobsters,Finest Table Fruits from the FactoryPure English Spices, Condensed MiltCocoa, SPECIALTIES -Th Pal-ace KeroMene Oil, V'eston's Cm.trifacial Mntngs, 14 Inch, liubberSpring and Canvas llrake just athand.Blake Steam Pump Valves, Pack.Inf. &c, Blake Boiler Feed, Juice orMolasses, I rrigatlnga Vacuum Pumps

Weston's Patent Centrifugals. Complete,

ALSO ON CONSICNMBNT

California Hay, Barley, Potatoes, BarrelsSalmon, Ilams, Asbestos Mixture for Boilers

and Steam Pipes, very cheap, Fence Wireand Staples, Galvanised Roofing

SEWING MACHINES,

Wilcox and Glbb's Automatic! SinffM- - ManufacturingCompany, Assorted: Remington Company, Family;vviison aiacnines, mo uest assortment to tie lound,and at Bottoai Prices.

New Goo by every arrival from England, New1 ihjs iuau asn rrancisco.

1 New Traction EngLuo, power.

Orders from the ether Islands filled at Best Rates andwith dispatch

The Genuine Article.

Columbia River SinSalmon Bellies 1885 Catch

Just received from Portland, Oregon, by

CASTLE & COOKE.Tnese Pish can be relied upon at First-Cla-

HVaA

!L.uiVXlV3B .fie OO.No. 34 Fort St,, Olook Building,

Have rtcetved a consignment of the most Economicaland Valuable Feed for all kinds of stock, vis :

COOKED LINSEED MEAL.It Is Ihs greatest Flesh former, Milk and Duller pro-

ducer in use.

Oil Cake Meal shows about a? percent of nutritivematter ; this nearly 39 per cent.

100 lbs. of this meal Is equal lo 300 lbs, ol oats, or318 lbs, uf corn, or to 767 lbs. of wheal bran,

Also, our UnritaledMlXED FEED, as well as ourusual supply of the best kinds of

Hoy, OaU, Wheat, Corn, Eto, Etd,Which is offered at Ihe Lowest Market Rates, and

delivered free lo any part of the city.

Agents for the

Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. of California.

Agents fur the HOOVF,l TELEPHONE.

Commissioner of Deeds fqr the Stale of California

TELEPHONE NO, Ut. s,-s- 6i

George lucasCONTRACTOR and BUILDER,

STEAM PLANING MILLSlUplauntlc, Honolulu.

Manufacture all kinds of

Mouldings,

Brackets,Window frames,

Blinds, 'sashesand Doors

and all kinds of wood-wor- k finish.

TnrnirJK, eoroll, nnd band smwliip;.

All kinds of Planing and Sawing, Mortising, and Ten"bnlng.

ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO AND

WORK GUARANTEED1

Orders from the Islands solicited hore. -

J. M. OAT, Jr., & GO.

Diaries 1886

i js

CHRISTMAS

AND

New Year's ", Cards.

."V

Blank Books,

Stationery,

All tlie PBriodiCrJls of tlte Day,

Btc; Btc., Etc.

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All Hand-Painted- ."

AT- -

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

25 Merchant St., '

d9.tr HONOLULU, II. I.

PatromzB Home industry !

JT. TV. TSL'ing'ley-- ,

Cigar Manufacturer,

Formerly of tlie Fioncer Cigar Factory, liasopened a salesroom In (he front part of tlieCrystal Soda Works, No. 69 Hotel Strce't,where he is prepared to fill all orders at thelowest wholesale rates,

tsr Island orders solicited nml promptlyfilled.

Hawaiian Hell Telephone No, 298.

Mutual Telephone No. T?o, 81 lyr

LIME, LIME, LIME !

Patronlro Homo Manufuotnro.

The Hawaiian Stone Company.

Are now prepared to furnish fresh Lime inquantities to suit purchasers, and satisfactionwarranted as to both the kind and the price.

AXXEN & ROBINSON,

AGFNTS,

HOLLISTER & CO..

DRUGGISTS,HAVE REMOVED TO

No, 109 Fort StreetHONOLULU, H. I.

JOHN

.HBsEEsHKf!li r 'SiKiXmtXaF'

At the Old Stand, No. 8 Kaaliumanu St., HonoluluIMPORTER AND DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST IMPROVED

STOVES --cIS-iO KAlXGrES.Granite Iron Ware, Plain and NickebPIated ; 'Rubber Hose ; .Tin Ware, of all kinds; ' ' galvanized Iron and Lead PipChandeliers; ' Sheet Lead and Copper;Lamps and Lanterns; . e Drain Pipe.Pumps; , , -- (

Plumbing, Tin, CopperOF ALL KINDS,

S3T1A variety of Heuse Furnishing Goods too

Special

m ImHAS JUST

NOTT,

and Shoot Iron -- Work,ATTENDED TO.

numerous

Notice.

wRECEIVED

1885 CATCH, (Bbls. half bbls.)

charee. Island Orders aoliclwd satiifacllon

Honolulu, Oalw,(aS 'lUIXPHONC

bucriteements.

health cadets, Jinlty sesslgn

Kkv. ALFRED PRGWER,Principal.

New Ooocis per Maixpoa5Iirect fi-oi- xi lnglajicl9

COMPRISING

Fancy Coatings, Trousersings and Serges, Tweeds,Cassimeres and Trimmings of Every Description.

These Goods having been bought for Cash the Factory can be 7olthe very lowrst rates.

Workmanship and Fit Guaranteed.IS INVITED 231

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HENRY DAVIS & CQ.;IMrOKTEItS AND JOflHKKS ALL JUKI'S OK

Groceries, Provisions and Produce.Kits Maclcercl, Kits Salmon llellies, Kits Smoked Kits Hnhuut Tins Nop

Kits' ToiiRues and Sounds, Ilonelcss Codfish, Tomato Catsup, Chow Chow,Worcester hnuce, (in kei), California Cider (casks and kegs). Dried Apples, Peaches, Etc.,

California 'lable Kaisins, Assorted Nuts, Assorted Table and ruits, Jams and Jellies

COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON,

CAUl'ORMA FRESH FRUIT AND 1IUTTKR IlY KVICRY STEAMER,

"Whloli olToi-o- d at TowohI Mnrltot KatoH for Cnnli.

KB" Goods delivered to any part of the city free ofanteed.

No. 05 Port Street,TOST OPriCB HOX No. ,.

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