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THE DAILY BULLETINSTEAM PRINTING OFFICE.

Tins Daily Hui.MiTiN is ni inlcd nndpublished oveiy evening unci circulatedthroughout tlus town by canters, nndforwarded to the other Islands by everyoppoilunitv.Subscription, GO conls por Month.

All business connuunicnlioiib to bo ml.diesscd, Manager Daily Bulletin, PostOillco Bot No. 11. Telephone 25G.

Onioc, .... lupoti Mtrcct,Opponltu Woct'fl Carriage Factory.

J. G. Ci.kviok, Manager

W. H. PAGE,

BUM mm IttSWMRV,

NOS. 128 and 130, FORT STREET

(opposite Pantheon Stable!?)

HONOLULU, II. I.

Carriage Manufacturer,Wheelwright and

General Blacksmith.The Manufactory contains a complete

Cdiiiage Shop, Blacksmith Shop, PaintjShop, and Trimming Shop.

FAMILY CARRIAGES,

EXPRESSES, BUGGIES,

PHAETONS, OMNIBURSES,

DRAYS AND TRUCKS,

BREAKING CARTS,

PLANTATION WAGONS,

HAND CARTS, &C, &C.

Made to Order onmostfavoiable termsand all work guaranteed.The ClOHCHt Attention Kiven to re-

pair work of all UindH.Having been in business on the Island

for a number of years employing nonehut tho most Skillful of Mechanics, andustng only Al Material, I can strictlyguarantee all worn leaving my Manu-factory.

Give me a call before purchasingelsewhere.

Don't forget the place.123 and 130 FORT STREET.

Ol'l'OSITE DODD'S ST.U1I.KS.

C'JlCm PROPRIETOR.

City SlOuing Shop.

3k ..110 Fout Stiseet,

Opposite Doild's Stable.

IF YOU WANT your horso shod, andhave no time to bring him to the

City Stain SIiRing Up- - No. 34.

And your horse will bo sent for shod,and returned on short notice. Messrs.Mc. Donald and Ryan who superintendthe work aro practical mechanics ofyears of expciiencc, and can be iccom.mended as reliable men, as well as Fiistclass Workmen at the tiade.

Wo mean business. All work guaian.teed and done with promptness.

S. I. Shaw,ClOly PllOPKIBTOIl

JOHN NOTT,Tin, Copuer and Shoot Iron "Worker

Plumber, Gas Fitter, &c.

Stoves and Eangesof all kinds.

Plumbers' stock and metals,

House Furnishing Goods,

77 Chandeliers, Lumps, &c.

Tourists Retreat.Honuapo, Kau, Hawaii.

NOW OPEN for Tiavolors, whereIS I Irfat class accomodation can be hadat all Times. Tho cllinato of Honuapois recommended for invalids.

HOUSES AND GUIDESProvided for the Volcano.

jggrFor Terms, etc., See GAUDS atHotels, and Stieets.

J. W. SMITHIES,573 ly Proprietor.

Bull Programmes !

DESIGNS, just received fromNEW Franoisco, at Tine Daily Hoi,.bETIN Ofllce

B. F. EHLEJIS & Go.,

DRY GOODS 1MPOBTEBS,All tho Lat03t Novelties in Taney Goods Rocoivod by ovory steamer TTORT STUJJj-E-

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CHANGED HAND.S!THE BUSINESS OF

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Who will make his initial

mz&i!y'i!!&public

Every attempted in the histoCS of Hawaiian Islands,

To Cum on Satiirflay, July 1884,

The Entire Stock, including New Goods, will be

Offered at Half of their Original Cost !

Tremendous ReductionsIN ALL DEPAKTMENTS.

Positively 1 Miction, it all pods sold for

104 Fort Street, Honolulu.754

WILLIAM AULD,lo take Acknowledgments

to Contracts for Labor for the Districtof Kona, Island of Ouhu, at the ofllce ofthe Honolulu Waterworks, foot of Nuu-an-

street. 189 .1

JOHN A. HASSINGBR, -Agout to take Acknowledgments

to Contiaets for Labor. Interior Ofllce,Honoluln.

WO. AKANA,and Hawaiian Translator

and Interpreter,No. 48 King street, Honolulu.

Translations of cither of the abovelanguages made with accuracy and digpatch, and on icasonable terms. 209

H. S. Tregloan,TAILOR,

201 FORT ST.

1HR. GERTZ,J No. 80 Fort street, Honolul,

Importer and Dealer m Gent's, Ladles'and Children's boots, shoes and slippers.

FRITZ "WILHELM,CARPENTER 6a BUILDER,

Shop on King street, In rear of NewOdd Follow's Hall King street.

Telephone 112. 529 Cm

ED. O. ROWS,HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,

Pai'Eii Hanoeu, etc.,No. 107 Kino Stiieet, Honolulu.

525 Telephone, 114. ly

BROWN & PHILLIPS,Plumbeis, Gas Fitters

and Copper-smith- s, No. 71 King St.,Honolulu. EST Houso and Ship JobWork promptly executed. 17

vffWj) HONOLULU IRON "WORKS,yfrfc'ii'iflStnam engines, sugar mills, boil-ers, coolers; iron, brass and lead cast-ings; maohincry of oveiy desciiptionmade to order. Paiticular attention paidto ship's black smithing. Job work exccuted at slioit notice. 1

J. M. OAT A. CO., KAIIiIAKintH,Loft in A. F. Cookes New FircProof

Building, foot of Nuuanu Street.Honolulu, II. I.

Flags of all descriptions made andrepaired. ly h

HOLLISTER & CO.

Druggists & Tobacconists,WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

59 Nuuanu Street, Honolulu, and Cor.,507 Foit and Meichant streets, tf b

Prussian NationalInsurance Comp'y

KSTAULTSUED 1815,

Capital,. .9,000,000 Roichsmarks,

npiIE undersigned, having been apJL pointed agent of tho above Company

for the Hawaiian Islands, is prepared toaccept against Flic, on Buildings,FurnituieMcichandise, Pioducc, SugarMills etc., on the most Favorable Terms

Losses Promptly Adjusted nnd Payablo in

Honolulu.11. RIEMENHOHNEIDER,

070 ly b W at Wilder & Co's.

A. M. jUELLIS HAYINGBY

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Ji'CAltTNEY, JU.

TIME CLEARANCE SALE- OF

Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Trunks,Embroideries, Dry Goods, &c.

As an inducement, all purchasers of Clothing, FurnishingGoods, or otherwise, to the amount of Twenty

Dollars, will receive, as a Gift,

Handsome Mckle Silver WatchAND PRETTY GILT CHAIN.

The watch is known as the " "Waterbury," and is anexcellent time-keepe- r.

j$3srs Prices will remain the same, the reduction will bein the "Watch and Chain.

ikSr Remember, this is a Clearance Sale for M days only !

Corner Nuuanu and Queen535 Gm A. GAItTENBERG, Proprietor.

ti a I inomrrwyi IBTJplWaB

II. Jl. 11EKSO.V, (I. W.

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Sts.

BENSON, SMITH & CO..MMriig & Dispisim Pharmacists,

113 & 115 FORT STREET HONOLULU,

Depot for Boericke & Schreck'sHomoepathic Medicines, Ricksecker's Perfumes

And Toilet Requisites, Tho Common Sense Nursing Bottles,And Allaire Woodward & Go's Pharmaceutical Products.

UNION FEED COMPANYCorner of Quoon and Edihburg streets.

Xoleplionc, No. lCto inform their friends and tho public generally that they aio continu.BEQ business at the above htand, and huvo made complete ariangomcnts lor

a continuous S4pply of

Fresh Goods of the very Best Qualitywhloh wo will oiler for balo

AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.Wo hopes, by giving our best attention to please the public, to merit a part oftheir patronage. A lingo stock of

Wheat and Oat Hay, Whole and ground Barley,California and Oregon Oats, Bran, Middlings, &c,

now on hand. Ordeis solicited and butifcfactlon guaranteed, or no pay asked.49G

Commission Merchants.BRUWisu aj Company,C . (I(imit'.d)

Uknuhai, iu'r.uoAN'iii.i: andCommission Aoknth.

1.181' OV OFFICKItS:

P. C. Jo.vls, Jr. . . .Picsidcnl Ss ManagerJ. O. Cau'L'Kr Tieasuicr & Seci clary

uutKC-ioit-s:

lion. O. K.Risiioin Hon. II. A. P. Caiitkh:W8 ly

Geo. AV. Macfail.uic. II. I. Mucfnrlanc.

Q. W. MAOFARLANE & Co.

IMPORTERS. COMMISSION MER.CHANTS and

Stiffav Factors,FircProof Building, - C2 Queen street,

Honolulu. II. I.aoi:n'is for

Thu Waikupu Sugar Plantation, Maui,The Spencer Sugar Plantation, Hawaii,The lleeia Sugar Plantation, O.ihu,Huelo Sugar Mill, Maui,Huelo Sugar Plantation, Maui,I'uuloa Sheep Ranch Co., Hinvaii,J. Fowler it Co. Steam Plow andPoit- -

able Tiamway Works, Leeds,Min lees, Watson &Co's Sugar Machin

cry, Glasgow,Glasgow and Honolulu Lino of Packets.

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J. LYONS, L. J. LIIVEV.

LYONS & LEVEY,Auctioneer', and General

Commission Merchants,Beaver Block, Queen St., - - - Honolulu.

Sales of Furnituic, Stock, Real Estateand General Meichandise piotuptly at-tended to.

Sole Agents for American and Euro-pcii- u

meichandise. U18

MS. GR1NBAUM & CO.,Importers of General Mer--

chaudiso and Commission Merchants,Honolulu. i

MS. GRINBAUM & CO.,Commission Merchants.

121 California street,1 Suu Francisco, Cal.

Clans Sprockets. w"m. O. Irwin.

WG. Irwin & Company,Sugar Factors and Commission

Agents, Honolulu. l

S. OLEGHORN & CO.TliWinrrrs ntwl PniTiiiiietii--iwwmin,jUII

Mcichants, dealers in Gcneial Meichan-dise, Queen and Kaahumnnu sts., Hono-lulu. 73

MA. GONSALVES Ss CO.,No. 07 Hotel Stiect, Honolulu,

Importers and Dealers in Dry and FnncyGoods, Inlaid Work, Embioidery.

281) &c &c &c.

JOHN T. "WATERHOUSE,Impoitcr and Dealer in General

Meichandise, Queen tx Honolulu. 1

BROWN St CO.,Wholesale Wine and Spirit

Merchants, No. 14 Merchant St.,Honolulu. 330

FT. LENEHAN & CO ,Importcis and Commission

Mcichants, Nuuanu St., Honolulu. 1

S.N. Castle. J.B.Athcrton.(PASTLE Sz COOKE,0 biupping anu CommissionMerchants. Importers nnd Dealers inGeneral Meichandise, No. 80 King st,Honolulu. i

WO TAI Ss CO ,Importeis and Gcneial Doalciu

in English, American nnd Chinese Pio-vision-

Plantation Teas and GencialSupplies. Also, White k Coloicd Con.tract Matting, all qualities and prices.

No. 24 Nuuanu sticet. opposito Mr. C.Afong's. 523 Cm

WING WO CHAN & CO.,Importeis and General Dealers

in English, American and Chinese Pro-visions, Plantation Tea and GeneralSupplies. Also, white and colored con-tia- ct

matting, all qualities and prices.B2T" No. 22 Nuuanu Street, opposito

Mr. Afong's. 81

A. rX JBYiaSl,1EOI5SK DOCTOR

Will cure Sick or. L'uno Horses.

IV Cuvo, ISTo t'ay,furnish all mudiciue.

E5?SeiHl ordeis toCapt Cluney's stablesQueen is Punchbowl sts. 420 ly

Telephono No. 3(10.

II. BAKER,M. R. C. V. S. London,

Fellow Royal V. M. Association,

(ns por Diploma in my olllcc)Treats all Diseases ofHorses, Mules and

Homed Cattle.CGST'OHlco over Tumei's .Jewelry shop,

King Street. 712 11

WM. aicUAXWMWS,No. 0 Queen btreet, Fish Market,

Dealer in choicestHeel, Vcu), Mutton, FIhIi, A.c, le.

Family and Shipping Oidcrs carefullyattended to. Lio stock furnished tovessels at shoit notice, and Vegetablesof all kinds supplied fo order. 3111 ly

PIONEER STEAM

CANDY FACTORYAND BAKERY.

V. HORN, Practical Confectioner,Pastry Cook and Baker.

No. 71 Hotel st. Telephono 71.

Ml,

Professionals.

VXHOi3J11.1N,jjjsntjsi',

Has opened his ofllce in Hotel st., nexttc the Y. M. O. A. building, whoro he ispropaicd to perform all operations indentistry. 3m C01.

DR. EMERSON,Rcsldcuco and coiibultatlon rooms

at No. Kukui St., coiner of Fort.Telephone No. 119. 59 2m

IT THOMPSON,11. A'lTORNEY AT LAWnnd Solicitor in Chancery,

Ollleu over Ledercr's O. P. M. Bazaar,S. V. corner Merchant and Fort stieets,enlranco on Merchant street. Honolulu,H. I. O'JO 3m b

ALFRED S. HARTWELL,COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

Ofllcc-.ov- cr the Bank of Bishop & Co.GS2 3ni b Honolulu.

JM. DAVIDSON,ATTORNEY AT LAW.

501 No. 13 Kaahumanu street.

A ROSA,ATTORNEY AT LAW,

And Notary Public,Oillco with the Attorney General, Aliiolani Hale, Honolulu. 342 ly

JOHN RUSSELL,ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Olllcc, on Merchant street, (next doorto Dr. Stangcnwald.) 495 ly

M. HATCHFRANCIS Attorney at Law,23 15 Kaahumanu st

RICHARD F. BICKERTON,and Counsellor at Law.

Money to lend on Mortgages of Free,holds. Ofllce, No. 44 Merchant st.

BROWN,Attorncr and Counsellor at Law-Notar-y

Public, and Agent for taking Acknowlcdgments of Instruments for theIkland of Oahu. No. Kaahumanu stHonolulu.

JM. MONSARRAT,ATTORNEY AT LAW

and Notary Public. Real Estate in anypart of the Kingdom bought, sold andleased, on commission. Loans negotiated, Legal Documents Drawn. No. 27Merchant st. (Gazette Block), Honolulu,Hawaiian Islands 190

r o. berger,KAAHUMANU 8TRKET.

General Agent for

The N. Y. Life Insurance Company,

The City of London Fire In. Co(limit'dMacnealc & Urban Safes,

Tho Celebrated Springilcld Gas Machine

Gas Fixtures of Mitchell, Vance & Co.238

Itolitrt Leu ore, O. K. Cooke.

LEWERS & COOKE,(successors to Lowers & Dickson,)

Importers and Dealers in Lumbpr and allkinds ot Building Materials, Fort street,Honolulu

WILDER & CO.,Dealers in Lumber, Paints,

Oils, Nails, Salt and Building Materialsof every kind, cor. Fort and Queen sts.,Honolulu.

WENNER & Co.,

I'OItT HTltEET,Have on handJNcw Foreign and

illoi.o Made Jewelry,Watches, Bracelets, Necklets,

Pins, Lookets, Clooks.And Ornaments of all kinds

Silver and Gold PlatoElegant Tea Sets--i- n Solid Silver

Suitable for Presentation.NATIVE JEWELRY A SPECIALTY

Repairing nnd mending in allIts blanches.

The Sole Agent for King'sCELEBRATED EYE PRESERVERS.

591

UtiHtei'ii line Sug-n- r Kegg,In Shooks or Set up, also

Eastern Pine Barrels forMolasses.

Hoops Iron yu lin., 1.10, 2 C3.10.

For Sale by080 Oin b J. II. BRUNS, Senior.

Water Notice.Ofllce Sup't Water Works,

Honolulu, July 3, 1882.

ALL persons having Water Privilegesnotified that their Water Rates

are payablo semi-annuall- in advance,at tho oillco of tho Superintendent ofWater Works, foot of Nuuanu street,upon the 1st day of January and July ofeach year. CHAS. B. WILSON,

Sup't ater WorksS. K. Kaai, Minister of Interior. 204

A Goodpasture for Horses,$k NEAR TOWN.

Inquire toA. A. MONTANO.V JSSll

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SB. DOLE,Lawyer and Notary Public,

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BANKING NOTICE.UNDERSIGNED liuvc formedTHEa copartnership under tho ilrin

name of ' bPHEClvELS & Co." for thonuipoio of carrying on a general bank-lu-g

and ovohnngo business nt Honolulu,and such other places in tho HawaiianKingdom as may be deemed advisable

(Signed) CLAUS SPRECKLI.SWin. Q. 111WIN.P. F. LOW.

Honolulu, .Ian. 14th, 1881.

Referring to the uhove wo beg to in.form tho business public that we nroprepared to make loans, discount npprov.cd notes,. and purchase exchange at thebest current rales. Our arrangementsfor selling exchange on tho piincipalpoints in the United Stales, Europe,China, Japan and Australia nro beingmade, and when perfected, due noticewill be given. We shall also bo preparedto leeclvc deposits on open account,tnnko collections, and conduct n geneialbanking nud exchange busbies'.(110 amb (signed) Sl'REOKELS & Co.

BISHOP & Co., BANKERS,Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands.'

Draw Exchange ou theJBuitlft of Caliibi'niu, S. 1

And their agents inNEW YORK, BOSTON, HONG KONG.

Messrs. N. M. Rotlischild &on, London.The Commercial Hank Co., of Sydney,

London,The Commercial Rank Co., ol Sydney,

Sydney.'Hie Rank of New Zealand: Auckland,

ChriMchuroh, and Wellington.The Bank of JliliMi Columbia, Vic-

toria, R. C. and Roitlaud, Or.AND

Tran-a- ct a General Ranking Hii-iiH- -s

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J. M. O.U, .Ir, A Co Moichant t.T. (I. Thrum Merchant bt.

EVERY AFTERNOON.

SfolC $ttl $MttU,PlcdgdJ to neither 8cct nor Tarty.Bat established for tbo benoSt of all.

WEDNESDAY. JULY 2, 18S1.

THIS EVENING'S DOINGS.

Oahu Lodge, No. 1 K. of P. 7 :JJ0Bethel Prayer Meeting, at :0.Fort St Clitirch, Prayer Meeting

at 7 :30.St. Andrew's Cathedral, usual

service?, 7:30.

DQINCS.MORNING.

Legislature, 10.

CONCERNING APOLOGIES.

We have been no apologist forMr. Gibson and his Cabinet. P.6'. Advertiser.

It is quite true that the Advertiserhas never apologized for Mr. Gibson.On the contrary it lias steadilyupheld Mr. Gibson as a man forwhom no apology was needed. Itis only last week that it stated Mr.Gibson was "an honest, energeticand capable public official." Apublic servant who combines all thesequalities certainly needs no apology.We may add that a public journalcapable of giving such an endorse-

ment to a man with Mr. Gibson'srecord, has passed bcyend the stagewhere any apology would be of thoslightest use.

SHOULD THE MINISTERS VOTE UPONA QUESTION OF WANT OF CON-

FIDENCE IN THEMSELVES?

Unhesitatingly tho common senseof every one answers, No? The pro-

position is exactly parallel, of allow-

ing a man charged with crime to situpon tho jury which is to decideupon his guilt or innocence. It is

claimed that the Ministers do notpossess the confidence of the coun-

try, and the constitutional methodof deciding this question is by a voteof the Assembly ; now if a majorityof the Representatives and Noblesvote against the Ministry, and theMinisters by their own votes, nullifythe expression of the feeling of thecouutry, there can be no doubt thatthe expression of the will of the peo-

ple has been defeated.The answer to the question is

then without doubt, that the Mini-sters onqif. not to vote, and the rules

of our Lcgislatuio should bo sochanged as to correspond with com-

mon sense, and to execute and notdefeat the popular will

A CHANCE NEEDED HT A DISRE-

PUTABLE SYSTEM.

We would urge upon the Assembly

t the necessity of changing the presentmethod of appointing tax assessors

, and collectors. Under the existing.' system these olllccs are simply the

prey of the administration, parceledout to personal friends, relatives andpolitical woikers, nud with few ex-

ceptions, without regard to fitness,character or intelligence on tho partof iho appointees. The country now

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needs all the income that can bo

made available but taxes will notand can not bo equitably assessedand properly collected by ignorantand inefficient men.

The Auditor General in his repot tsays: "Our assessments have notbeen made with that care and intel-

ligence that our revenue system de-

mands. We have every reason tobelieve that property has steadilyadvanced in value since 1870 ; ourexports show a steady gain ; the va-

riation in the assessment must be at-

tributed to the inefficiency of theAssessors." Speaking of last yearhe says: "The Assessors outsideof Honolulu, with a few exceptions,were men entirely deficient of aknowledge of their duties ; they weretiot skilled as valuators of property,on a large scale, and therefore want-

ing in knowledge and force ofcharacter to make them efficientpublic officers, and thereby not onlywas there no increase in personalproperty heretofore deducted, butthe scncrul increase fell short offormer years." "The im-

portance of selecting men qualifiedto fill the office of Assessor is one ofmore than ordinary importance;nothing will irritate- the public morethan unequal taxation, which is cer-

tain to be the case with incompetentpersons in office."

The whole burden of the lay is in-

efficiency, ignorance, lack of char-

acter. And yet inefficient, ignorantnud characterless men aic year afteryear appointed, and will continue tolie appointed as long as the power ofappointment is likewise in the hnndsof inefficient or unscrupulous jnen,and as long as the tenure of theoffice depends upon subset viency,and a ictuui of political support forvalue received.

Take away from the Minister thepower of appointing new men everyyear, and one prolific sou ran of cor-

ruption will be lemoved. Takeaway from the tax assessors and col-

lectors the power to act at the sametime as members of the Legislature,and we shall have a truer represen-

tation and less i ruckling to thepowers that be, for purposes of pri-

vate gain.

THE REMEDY.

The foiegoing article was writtenover a month ago, and how trulyhave events borne out the statementsthoiein contained.

We have scon the demoralizingand disgraceful spectacle of nineRepresentatives of the people, whileacting as Representatives, deliber-

ately stultifying themselves andabandoning the interests of theirconstituents, at the beck of a shame-

less and unprincipled official, simplybecause he lias it in his power to ap-

point the Tax Assessors.It reduces our Legislature from a

"representative" body into a ma-

chine, in which the will of the peopleis a cipher, and the commission of aRepresentative is simply a basis formaking money by selling the voteincident thereto, to the Ministry foran office. The remedy is not far toseek. Let a law be passed for-

bidding any man holding a Govern-

ment office from being a member ofthe Assembly. Let it extend furtherthan this, and forbid any person de-

riving profit from the Government,whether through contracts or other-

wise, from holding a seat in the As-

sembly.If the Ministry are deprived of

this power of buying votes, the primesource of corruption in our Legisla-

ture will be removed, and the senseof decency in the community will

not be shocked by such shameless,open, bare-face- d bribery as that withwhich it has been insulted within thepast week.

PRESIDENT RHODES' RULING UPON

THE QUESTION OF ALLOWINC

MINISTERS TO VOTE ON A QUES-

TION OF WANT OF CONFIDENCE.

Mr. Rhodes' ruling was as fol-

lows :

"Theio is considerable conllictbetween our rules and those of for-

eign nations, and the rules of foreignnations conflict with each other.The rule in the U. S. House of Rep-

resentatives is that ' no member shallvote on any question in the event ofwhich he is immediately and particu-larly interested.'"

In the British House of Parlia-

ment, in questions of this description,all members of both Houses vote,including tho Ministers.

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"Our rule, 142, is ambiguous. Itrends, 'No member shall be per-

mitted to vote on any question whenhis private right, distinct from pub-

lic interest, io immediately con-

cerned.' I must, therefore, rulo inaccordance with tho English prece-

dent, that the Ministers have theright to vote."

Mr. Rhodes deserves the. highestpraise for his impartiality in the rul-

ing made, as his own feelings andprejudices arc all the other way, butwc can not agree with him as to theconclusion drawn. The Ministershold scats in the House under Art.13 of the Constitution, which reads:"The Ministry hold seatsas Nobles, in the Legislative As-

sembly." They are not Nobles, nordo they represent any constituency,but they have n seat among theNobles simply by virtue of theiroffice.

As they represent the policy ofthe Government, it is proper thatthey should be present to answerquestions, and to discuss questionsof policy. Rut when it comes to aquestion of whether or not thecountry has confidence in the Min-

istry, it cannot be said that theyMinisters themselves represent anybody, that they should vote uponthe question. The English prece-

dent cited by Mr. Rhodes would notseem to be in point, for the EnglishMinisters hold their seats In theHouse of Commons by reason oftheir being elected representatives,and not by reason of their beingMinisters; a Minister there does nothave a rcat io in Parliament,and consequently when he votes onsuch a question, it is not his ownindividual vote, as is the case here,but it is the vote of the constituencywhich he represents.

Whether Mr. Rhodes is correct ornot, the common sense of the com-

munity demands that their shall beno longer an ambiguity in the matterand that tho rule be made definitethat Ministers shall not vote upontheir own acceptability to the country.

THE POSITION OF THE CABINET.

The fact stands undenied, and itis undeniable, that the Cabinet existssolely by virtue of the individualballots of the members thereof.

Take away the four votes of theMinistry, and they would be in theminoritj', and a vote of want of con-

fidence would pass against theminstantly. This being the case, is

it not a perfect farce to say thatthis Government is a representativeone. When a majority of the As-

sembly not only say that they haveno confidence in the policy of theMinistry, but denounce them as in-

competent, inefficient and dishonest,and bring forward incontestable andundeniable facts to substantiate suchcharge, is it not an insult to thepublic to have these four men calm-

ly deposit their ballots in favor ofthemselves, and by the power of thoseballots alone, retain their offices?Yet this is the position of the pre-sent Cabinet, and because they saythat they have" confidence in them-

selves, we arc asked by a sojcalledindependent newspaper to calmlyaccept their verdict, as being a de-

cisive and unaswerable reply to thefacts, not charges, which have beenshown against them.

OAHU JAIL.

"The condition of the Prison ismost creditable to Marshal Parkeand his assistants. Nothing couldbe more cleanly than the cells andcorridors, and every part of theestablishment is in perfect order."P. 0. Advertiser, July 2d, 1884.

In reference to the same subject;,the majority Report of the Legisla-tive "Committee of Thirteen,"says: "The accommodations arcinsufficient, tho crowded conditionof the Prison making it necessaryoften to place 8 prisoners in a cell."(The cells are 7 feet long and 4 feetwide.)

"There is no suitable place forthe occupants to take their meals ;

tj10 Wnter-clos- et ar-

rangements are inadequate and in afilthy condition, and located in suchproximity to the eating place as tobo most objectionable." This isthe testimony of Governor Doininis,the Attorney-Gener- al (Paul Neu-mann), lions. W. O. Smith, J. Kaae,S. B. Dole, J. Kaunamano, CecilBrown and J. Nawahi ; and DoctorBrodie, the attending physician,says in his Report: "Increasedaccommodation is necessavy, as at

times three prisoners have to occupyone cell, while in my estimation,there should not bo more than onein a cell." lie says, further, that"the building is almost constantlyoverrun" with "bed-bugs- " ; and,that "the water-close- ts as at prcsciitsituated and constructed are a posi-

tive nuisance.""We can scarcely believe that all

of these gentlemen have deliberatelylied, the P. 0. Advertiser to thecontrary, notwithstanding.

AN OUTRAGE !

Law passed by tho Legislature

Making it Impossible to

!i Ian of ryIf He Enters a Pica of

NOT GUILTY.If such a law as this were to be

passed by the Legislature, tho com-

munity would rise as one man inresistance to such a preposterousand outragious violation of decencyand common sense ; for it is a mat-

ter of demonstration and not of

aigument, that if a criminal canavoid punishment by simply enter-

ing a plea of not guilty, he will doso, and justice no ucicatcu. jmuyet this is precisely what is beingdone in the Legislature! The Min-

istry have robbed this country ofher credit and of her good name ;

they have robbed the people of theirright of representation, by publiclyseducing their Representatives withoffice bestowed in exchange forvotes ; they have robbed the Treas-

ury of public funds, bj' drawingmoney therefrom, not only withoutsanction of law, but in violation ofthe direct command of laws so plainthat the English language cannotspeak plainer; and yet they havebeen brought to trial, before theonly tribunal competent to takecognizance of their crime, the Legis-

lature, and by entering their fourseparate pleas of "not guilty," theyhave defeated justice and made aconviction impossible. But for thefour votes of the four Ministers,the vole of want of confidencewould have passed last Saturday.

THE LEWIETuesday, July 1. Continueed.

Mr. C. Brown, in support of hisresolution said that by Section 32 ofthe law relating to taxes, tliejr couldnot be members of the Legislatureand Tax Assessors at the same time.They should resign cither one or theother. If they had any self respect,they would never have taken theoffice, nor would the Ministers haveconferred office upon them. It looksas if the Ministers were trying to birytheir votes.

Mr. W. 0. Smith, said, tins is nota new thing, it never has done anygood and never will. It is highlyimproper they should be appointedassessors. The Tax Assessor byAuthority notice in the P. C. Ad-

vertiser says : "All returns must bemade to the Assessor not later thanJul' 81 or no appeals can by law begranted."

If assessments are not made in

July people may refuse to pay theirtaxes. The matter of taxation is avery important one. If we are goingto lose money we had better lookout.

Mr. Kaulukou' moved the resolu-

tion bo indefinitely postponed, andalso the previous question.

Mr. Dole replied for Mr. C. Brownthe introducer of the resolution asfollows: It is plainly seen that thereis friction here, one. man has toperform two duties at the same time.The Hon. member for South Kona is

Tax Assessor for North Kohala. liesimply represents nine members ofthis House who are in the same fix.

Are the tax payers of North Kohalato come to Honolulu to make theirstatements to him? It would costthem a great deal to come here. Itis an imposition. It looks as if a

large amount of taxes would bo lostto the country. No man can be intwo places at the same time. Thisaction of appointing assessors fromamong members of this House, isconsistent with the actions of thisMinistry for tho past two years. Thoresolution is a thoroughly full one

J and a business one. It is on behalf

of tax payers and tho rovenucs oftho country, and I hope it will pass.

The resolution was indefinitelypostponed.

Mr. Dole offered a resolution thatafter 18th of July, no bill shall beintroduced for consideration in thisAssembly. Cairicd.

Minister Gullck presented a reportin reply to a resolution, relating totlie contracts for Portuguese immi-

gration. Referred to Committee onCommerce. Also, a report in replyto a lcsolution, rclnting to road taxexpenditure. Referred to PrintingCommittee.

First reading of a bill to amendChapter 84 of the laws of 1882, re-

lating to the suppression of disenseamong animals. On suspension ofthe rules, the bill was read a secondtime by its title and ordered to beengrossed.

The House adjournd at 8:15 1 i.

Wednesday, July 2.

The House met at 10 a. m.

Prayers was said by the Chaplain.Mr. Nahinu, on suspension of the

rules introduced a petition fromHonolulu for a light house at Kaka-ak- o.

Referred to Minister of In-

terior.Mr. Pilipo from Printing Com-

mittee, reported that the Minister ofInterior's report relating to Govern-

mental Land Sales and Leases hadbeen printed ; also, a report rela-

tive to the privileges granted to theOceanic Steamship Co. Bothordered to be distributed.

Mr. C. Brown gave notice of abill relating to jurors.

Mr. Pilipo read first time a billrelating to a girls' boarding school,District of North Kona. On sus-

pension of the rules, the bill wasread a second time by its title andreferred to Committee on Education.

Mr. W. O. Smith read first time abill relating to powers of Sheriffs.Ou suspension of the rules tho billwas read a second time b' its titleand passed to engrossment.

Mr. Kanealii offered a resolutionthat G08.93 be inserted in thoappropriation bill for the purpose ofpaying to J. Kauhano bis commis-

sion as tax collector for the districtof Kau for 1882. Referred toFinance Committee.

Mr. Palohau, $7000 for bridges,and 500 for improving roads dis-

trict of Kawaihac. Laid on table.Mr. Amara read first time a bill to

amend Section 38G of the Civil Coderelating to fisheries. On suspensionof the rules the bill was read a secondtime by its title and referred toJudiciary Committee.

Mr. Kanwila, that 500 be appro-

priated for anchor and buoys Poho-ik- i,

Puna.Mr. Kaunamano, 8450 be appro-

priated for nssisting an Englishschool at Honokaa. Referred toCommittee on Educatiou.

ORDER OF THE DAY.

Consideration of the AppropriationBill in Committee of the whole, Mr.Walker in the chair.

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT :

Salary of Minister 12000. Passed.Mr. G. Brown moved that the

salaries of the clerks of the Interiordepartment be inserted in one lumpsum, and given out nt tho discretionof the Minister.

Mr. Rowell moved that 15, GOO

be inserted for pay of Clerks, In-

terior Department.Mr. Aholo moved the items pass

as in the bill. Carried.Salary Chief Clerk $50,000

Second " 11,000Third " 3,000Fourth "

Passed.Salary 5th Clerk, 1,800. Mr.

C. Brown moved this item bo struckout.

Minister Guliek said this was anew item, but a clerk has been em-

ployed for some lime past, whosoparticular duties art: classifying re-

ports and copying, and is very usefulat times. With tho present amountof Work this clerk can be fully oc-

cupied.The House now took a recess for

one hour and a half.On aftec recess,

Mr. Kaulukou moved the item boincreased to 2,000, as it appears tobe that this clerk would be able todo a great deal of work.

Mr. Dole thought tho Hon. mem-

ber was thinking more of the manthan the office. I do not believethis clerk is required, I am told thattwo good clorks could do the wholework of the Interior Department.

fa,V"

Fc J& OiSMm ,'--i Aw 4, '. 'iiMbAJ. A

If the present Ministry arc In officeat tho end of the present biennialperiod, which I hope will not bo so,

they will be probably asking for asixth or seventh clerk. I hope themotion to strike out will be carried.

On o show of hands being takenthe item was passed as in order.Snlarv Governor of Oahu $11,000

" Maul a,coo

Passed.Salary Governess Hawaii, $8,60u.Mr. Kaulukou moved this item bo

increased to 4,000. I make this

motion becauso Hawaii is the largestisland, and it is expensive traveling.

On a vote being called it was

passed as in the bill.Salary Governor Kauai, $3, GOO

Passed.Salary Clerk Governor Oahu, 82,-40- 0.

Mr. C. Brown moved it be the

same as in last Appropriation Bill

1,200. It was finally passed at2,400.

POLICE COURT.

Wednesday, June 30th.Moiki, Kalauki, ITopu, Knuilcla,

Nanina, Jack, G. White, C. Deni-sc- n

and Kaaea were fined 0 each

for drunkenness.Kaiwi, for disorderly conduct on

Ihc 28th inst., was sentenced to 48

hours imprisonment at hard'labor.Kcaka and R. Beck, for an affray

on the 38lh inst., Kcaka was fined10 and Beck discharged.Wong Hui, for assault on a native

on the 29th inst., was remandeduntil the 1st pros.

Kaiakianui and Daniels, chargedwith larceny of a case of brandy,valued at 30, from the steamerKinau on or about the 27th inst.,were remanded until the 1st pros.

Maria,, for deserting her husband,was sentenced to 20 days imprisonment at hard labor.

Mr. Thompson, remanded fromthe 25th inst. The certificate of Dr.Martin having been filed stating thatthe defendant is in such a conditionthat it would not be safe for him tocome into Court, he stands remandeduntil moved by the prosecution.

Tuesday, July 1st,Kamawi, Antono and T. Grant,

for drunkenness, were lined 0 each.Lazarus, J. McQueen and R.

Brims, charged with violating ex-

press rules Nos. 12 and 24, weredischarged.

Geo. Cavanagh, F. D. Catherell,E. Edcty and Win. More, chargedwith violating Rule G of expressregulations, were remanded untilthe 2 inst.

Mrs. Jackson, assault and bat-

tery on a Chinaman on the 28th ult.,sentence suspended until the 5th int.

Kaiakainui and Daniels, remandedfrom the 30th ult. were discharged.

Kaiakainui, charged with sellinga bottle of intoxicating liquor with-

out a license to a native on boardthe steamer Kinau, on the 2Gth ult.,was remanded until the 8th inst.

Mahlena, for assault and batteryon a Chinaman on the '30th ult., wasfined $7.

Wednesday, July 2.

Geo. Cavanagh, F. D. Catherell, E.Eddy and W. More, remanded fromthe 1st inst., were remanded untilthe 3rd inst., for Judgement. ,

J. T. Antono and M. Swie, chargedwith adultery on the 1st inst., wereremanded until the 3rd inst., forJudgement.

Chin Qui Lcn, for furious driving,was fined 12.20.

A. Rehwald, an insane person.Dr. Hagan states, I havo examinedthis person, he is very violent andmad, the only proper place for himis the Insane Asylum, and it is notsafe for him to be nt liberty. Com-

mitted to the Insane Asylum untilreleased by proper authority.

Paul Ilelmo, age 10 years, fortruancy, was committed to the Re-

formatory School for 4 years.

STOCK EXCHANCE.

The Honolulu Stock Exchangeheld its regular session this morn-

ing.Hid. As'd

Prlncovillo riant. Co 70Wailuku Sugar Co ISOHawn. Agr. Co 100YVaimannlo Sugar Co 110Wnianne Co 120Paukna Sugar Co 10Koeipioeity Sugar Co 125Ilnlawa Sugar Co 100Paia Plant. Co 100 125C. Brewer & Co 110Inter Island S.N. Co 125E. O. Hull & Son (Limited)... 100 110Wildoi's Steamship Co 100 120Honolulu lee Works Co 00Woouhuvn Dairy Co 75Kawailou Ranch Co 100

Govt. Bonds.7 per cent. Haw. Gov. Bonds.. 1000 p.e. fieo fiom Gov. Tax. ... 75Onomea Sugar Co. Bds, I) p.e. 100Huw. Agr. Co. Bonds, 7 p.e... 101 103

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SUN, MOON AND 8EA.All time Horn uoon of to-da- y, July 2

I' m'him Rets r, to,Sim UUm 17 jjo.--Moon Sets ..., ui .12.High TIdo (large) 0 00.High Tide 0mall) ia 00.

WIND AMI WGAlIIUItItovuul liom noon of jrsteiduy

MSoTrvSl. ThPunomctor Rain.I 111 I OH !h II 21i I nil I 18h II to 18UI :io.o7 an.1.1 ao.ir. sio ,o

730 0.0sAVIml, N.I.., fiesli; Sky, line; Son, heavyoll.

TELEPHONIC.Diamond Ilrad, .July 2, 3 p.m

Light N.E. wind.

ARRIVALS.July 1.

Tern Queen from S. F.July 2.

Stmr Jas Jtfakee from Kauai

DEPARTURES.July 2.

Schr Waichu for Mole-wa-

Sohr Jennie for Nawiliwili

VESSELS LEAVING

Schr Marion for Koloa

PASSENGERS.

For Kauai per Iwalani July 1st.It Williams, Miss Uicknell. MastersBickncll, & 0 deck,

From Kauai per Jas Makce, July,2. Miss L Beck, II Tiger, ETntlia.

SHIPPING NOTES.

Stmr Jas Makcc brought 007 bags ofsugar. She will sail on Saturday nextat "5 p. m.

The Tern Queen, Capt. Uandt ai rivedyesterday 17 days from S. F. with acargo ot general merchandise. She isdischarging near the O. S. S. wharf andis consigned to Haekfeld & Co.

LOCAL & c'enFraTnEWS.Lyons & Levey will hold their regu-

lar cash sale on Saturday.

STr.nr.oscorcs and Foreign Views,very cheap, at King Bros. 75 1 ot.

.

Dining Room Fruit Pictures, En-

gravings, etc., atKingBros. 751 lit.

Tin: proprietors of the whirligighave given $31.50, toward the leperfund.

Puupakations arc being made atthe Hotel grounds for the exerciseson the Fourth of July.

The S. S. City of Sydney will bedue from the Colonics on Sundayen-rou- te for San Francisco.

Four ofliccs to let, well lightedand ventilated over the I. X. L.store, corner Nuuanu and. Queenstreets. G91 tf

Tin: rehearsal of the Amateurmusical society will take place Thursday evening. Friday being a holi- -

day.

H. R. II. Princess Liliuokalani willhold her usual monthly reception to-

morrow afternoon between the hoursof 3 and 5 r. m.

Tun Tax Assessor has distributedblanks for property owners to maketheir returns on. Mr. F. L. Clarkeis assisting him.

The Italian Corvette "VettorPisani" has on board as a passengerPrince Giovanni del Drago, who ismaking zoological collections.

A team belonging to the Ameri-

can Express Compan' ran away

yesterday morning, but was stopped

without doing any damage.

Six thousand one hundred andfifty-on- e letters were dispatched fromthe Post-offic- e by the Alameda.This is the largest letter mail thathas been sent for some time.

The third degree will be conferredat Hawaiian Lodge No. 21, F. and

A. M. this evening. Visiting breth-

ren are cordially invited to attend.

Messhs.'T. II. Davis & Co. wore-

the largest shippers of sugar by theAlameda, sending Gooli bags.Messrs. Irwin & Co. came next with

G118 bags.

Mystic Lodge No. 2 K. of P. has

elected the following officers: "NV. G.

Ashley, Chancellor Commander; Dr.M. Grossman, Vice Chancellor; K.

W. Fuller, Prelate'; Z. K. Myers,Mastcr-at-Arm- s.

-The Advertiser asks that the

"augcan stables" may have what itcalls "a much needed rest." Our

neighbor ought to understand thecondition of its own establishment,

and wo therefore-- accept with pleas-

ure tho statement that a rest is

"much needed" in that quarter. Wo

have been of that opinion for sometime.

.u.wwrcwffirWKw

Rhad Sachs' new advertisement onour front page.

A musical cnteitainnienL will bo

given in Kawniahao Church 011 Satur-day evening, July 12th, for the bene-

fit of the Waikiki Church. Mr.Ilcymnn tlio violinist has kindlypromised to assist.

Ox Sunday at Kawaiahao Churcha competition took place betweenthe Kakaako and Waikiki SundaySchools. A prize banner was givenfor the best recitation and singing,the result being in favor of theWaikiki School.

A iioitsr. attached to brake brokeloose and ran away yesterday, fromnear the residence of AY. W. Hall atWaikiki. It came into collision withMr. II. IJ. Maofarlane's horse andbuggy completely demolishing thelatter and seriously injuring theformer.

At the closing cxcrcices of OalmCollege Miss Ilcssie Dickson lookthe First prize for the recitation"the Legend of Brigcnz: Secondprize recitation "The Police Boy"by Miss May Atherton: Third,"European Guides" by Miss MayDillingham: Fourth, "The educationof the young" by Horace Cham-berlain.

Mit. S. J. Levey's horses attachedto a light buggy, and hitched infront of his store, got frightenedyesterdaj' afternoon, and broke awayup Fort street. The horse freeditself of the buggy in front of HenryMay & Go's store, and dashed alongFort street, but was eventuallycaught without further damage.The buggy and harness were allbroken to pieces.

A detachment of sailors from theSwedish Frigate Vanadis headed bytheir own band, inarch out to theAlnkiki grounds yesterday afternoonfor the purpose of drill. They pre-

sented a very line appearance, andhad with them four field pieces.The playing of the band which iscomposed of seven instruments wasvery good. A large number ofspectators went out to witness thedrill.

Editor Bulletin: It would beof great interest to me, and probablyto many in this community, thatsome one "who knows" should tellus whether the ruling by which Pre-

sident Rhodes authorized the Minis-

ters to take part in the ballot on lastSaturday, was correct and legal ornot. In the constitutional govern-ments of Continental Europe, Iknow that when Ministers vote onany question, it is not in their Minis-

terial capacity, but on account oftheir being also deputies or of theirrepresenting some electoral college.They would never think or dare tovote on any question in which theyarc personally interested, and muchless in such an important one as a"Want of Confidence." But is itnot also realty the same in GreatBritain , aud when Ministors docast their ballots in the British Par-

liament, it is not because they arceither Lords or Representatives ofthe people of some college orborough.

If such is realty the case, then theabove mentioned ruling was incor-

rect, and Mr. Kapena only ought tohave voted, on account of his beinga Noble. It would not have mate-

rially changed the vote, but wouldhave appeared more dignified.

A. Makquks.

CIVIL COURT.

Monday, Juke 30.

Knlnukou vs. Kalmlii, continuedfrom tho 23rd hist. , action on pro-

missory note for $30. Judgmentfor plaintiff.

Hart Bros. vs. R. Wilson and C.13. Wilson, assumpsit for Noappearance for defendants.

W. R. Castle and P. M. Hatch vs.F. Metcalf and J. Silver, assumpsitfor S150 on promissory note. Judg-ment for plaintiff.

Kamnikui vs. Ilao, et al remandedfrom tho 2Gth inst., for trespassdamages $200. Continued for ar-

gument until the 3rd prox.Chung Look vs. Cheng Lang and

Kim Fook, assumpsit for S16G.

Judgment for plaintiff. Appealedto the Intermediary Court.

TUKbDAY, JULY 1.

Kennedy & Co. vs. Kun Yun Kco,

assumpsit for $72.50. Judgment forplaintiff.

Dividend Notice.A DIVIDEND of $-

- p,v vhnio (2ndquaituily iilvldond) la piynblo !

day at the olllco of Cut lo & Cooke, onthe flock nf the 1'ala Plantation Co.

YV. 1. ('A3 1 LE. hen clary,7o2 1 Pa i a Plantation.

IllWill give another

Grand ConcertBy request of the Cltlens

On Saturday Even'g,'July 5th,

At Kawaiahao Chinch.

Tickets J? 1 .00 ; 75 cts; 50 els, & 25 ets,to lie had at J. E. Wiseman's.

72 lw

NOTICE.DUIUNG my absence from this King,

Mr. S. Damon will act formo under full power of attorney.

E. II. THAOHER.Honolulu. July 1, 1884. 7(311 lw

House To Let,M J On Punchbowl street, one

door above the, comer of 13uic-itani- a

street Large house,large lot, Mablmg room for 10 horei,carriage house, i&e. Possession givenimmediately. Apply to

JOHN b. McGREW, M.D.7515 lw Hotel Bticot.

Furnished Rooms.rpO LET, at the new Building Xo- - !18i Alnkcu Street, nearly opposite theY. M. A. Building. Apply on thepremises. 725 3m

Furnished Rooms.FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY. Apply

MllS. TURNER, 82 King Street,nearly opposite lliu Windsor Restaurant,

GflO ly b

1776 Fourth of July 11884- -

Tie Day We GeleUrate !

"Rally Round the Flag, Boys;Rally Once Again !"

AIERICAI FLAtiS !

From the Size of a Five CentPiece and up.

Badges for the 4th of July.

TORPEDOES, ifcc,

JUST RECEIVED EX ALAMEDA

FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

FOR SALE BY

J. M. Oat Jr. & Co.23 Merchant St., Gazette Block.

758 lw

Grand Ocean Excursion!

Under the auspices of

Alprola Mp 1. 0. G. T.

TO

Ford's Point, Pearl River.

Steamers will leave the Esplanade

Foot of Fort Sti'cei,

At 7:30, 9.30 and 11 a. m.Returning The llrst boat loavo Ford's

Point at 4 p. m.

The Royal Hawaiian Band

will he in attendance.

Reficshnicnts can ho had on the ground.

Tickets, for the round trip, ndults $1:50children 50 cents.

Ticket may ho had from .1. M. OatJr., T. G. Thrum, Mrs. Lick, a'id mem-bers of tho Committee.

For I'roginmmo of Sports sco NewsAgents.

Committee of ArraiiKcmentH:N. F. BUKGESS,I). COLLINS,J. "W. McOUlItK, Ht..1. A. McGUIIlB.MKS. L. DICKSON.MRS. N. F. IJUHGESS,MISS F. LACK. 750

Cottage to Let,. fifijim (M TIIRKE ROOMS, cook Iioupc,

ffinmTmk bath bouse, tec. Apply ot 1UU

M22H3M Queen st. 743 lv

Furnished Rooms.

TO LET, flvo minutes walk from thePobt.Oillco. Enquire- at

737 tf J. M. OAT, Jr., & Co.

Hawaiian Carriage Mf Go

.JUST xicc-'ioivio-

a riNi: 1.0 r ok

SbcoiuI Growth Ash and OakFor sale at lowest inurkct uWv.

Also a complete stock of

Carriage & Wagon Materialconstantly kept on hand, and

740 for sale. 0m

NOTICE !

All accounts duo mo MUST be

PAID on or before JULY 1st, as I

am about to leave this Kingdom.

All bills against me will be PAID

on presentation.

L, B. KERR,

Honolulu, June 7, 1884.

743 2w

rpilE MAIL by the

Will close at the Post Oilice,

At 10 a.m., Tuesday,July 1st, 1831.

" LATE LETTER BAG " will beA kept open till 11 :00., a.m. to leech elale letters, on which an additional feeof Five Cents each letter must he paid.

Persons mailing ooirespondenee onthe morning of the steamer's departure,are requested to stamp all letters beforeposting them.

II. M. WHITNEY, P.M.G.Post Ofllcc, Honolulu, JuuoSSth, 1881.

ALVIN II. ItASEMANN

PAPER-KULE- and BLANK-BOO- K

Manufacturer.Hook Binding of all description neatly

and promptly executed.Gaetle Building - . Meichant street

733 ly

Wolfe & EdwardsGrocery and Feed Store,

Corner King and Nuunnu streets.Fresh Groceries and Provisions received

by every Steamer.P. 0. Box 130, Telephone) 349.

C01 Cm

Special FSTotlee.My patrons and tho public gene-rally aic hereby notified that Ihave hold all of my stock intrade and general business ts

in these Islands to Mr.N. S. SACHS, who will hereafter couductthe general FancyDry Goods and Millinery Busi.ness, at tho old stand 101 Fortstreet I bespeak for my suc-cessor the same liberal patron-age hitheito extended to me.All claims aga'inst me will beassumed by Mr. Sachs, and allaccounts due me must be paidto Mr. Sachs;.

A, M. MELLIS.Honolulu, June M, 18S4. 741 2w

A Large Assortment

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&n

Matting

- roil BALK

At the Lowest Prices

at A. S. Cleghorn & Co's.731 lm

THE WINDSOR RESTAURANT,

H. Cavenagli, a Proprielor.

WEAIiS gi& MEAliSCook'dtoord'riSsAt all hours

Oysters, Celery, Salmon, and FruitReceived by every steamer. 001

O KENT.ATTUNAIIOU, A NEW

HOUSE, suitable for a largefamily, ami flvo minutes walk

from the School Buildings. Terms moderate. Address Ho 125, Tost Olllce.

NOTICE.fVJOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN that1.M wc tho undersigned havo ap.pointed Keau (k) of Kakaako, as a Lunaover tho Fisheries of Kaakaukukui andKohololoa. leased by us from H. l'auahlBishop and Dowsott and Sumner. Anyperson or persons who aro found llsulngor tiospas.slng will ue niosccutcu accorclnKto law.

Signed, LI MING & Co.Honolulu, .nunoarrt, 1881. 73ua

. NoticesGovuunoh's Ol'KICK, Hoko- - )

I.UI.U, Sept. 21, 188U. S

NOTICE Is hoieby given that nodobtson behalf of tho Ha-

waiian hnml will bo rocognl.ed or paid'luless Qidered by the unduraignod.

Jno. O, Douinis,Governor of Oahu.

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THE " TEMPLE OF FASHION,"'3 Fort Hi reel, (Vampboirs Block.)

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Low Prices IVIust RuleM0 BOV'ri LINEN SUITS, lieM Quulltv , ONLY $1 7b350 BOY'S LINEN SUITS, Best Qualllv ONLY 1 75350 BOY'S LINEN SUITS, Best Quality ONLY $1 75

.IUST JtJKC'Iill VJj3I

75 doz. Gent's Percale Shirts, 2 collars and 1 pr cuffs, at $1.G cnt'n Unlnundcicd White Shiils, No. 1 quality, at sJil.'Jj; or $12 per doz.

BSTWrejit ISarguiiis ! nrcn( Bni'guhis ! dirvnf flstrgnins !KA largo assortment of

Boy's Sailor Halt), in all colors, only 50 Cents.Arrived by the last steamer one of the Largest Invoices of

Ever imported into tlnd Kingdom.180 dozen Gent's Slater Stockings (something new) seamless and perfect

fitting, three-pl- y heels at 25 cts pairGent's Super Stout British Hose, soamless $4 per dozen.Gent'd Cardinal Hose, silk cloaked "..25 cts pair

Boy's PERCALE SHIRTS, at $1.00.

Just BocM if Styles of Gent's Dress SuitsA Large Aortinent of

i3p Gout's J3oot:; aaicl feslioes, "31Latest Styles and Lowest Prices.

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BILLITCHAP! & Co.Importers & Dealers in Hardware & Agricultural Implements,

2.Sled Plows,

Hoes,

Ets., Etc., Elc ws'mmam

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Harrows,39SS

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King St.

Fence Wire arid Staples, Kerosene Oil a specialty.Paints, Varnishes, Turpentine,

House Fumisliisig' Goods, Plated Ware, &c., &c.

Selling at Cost for 30 Days !

To malic room for it tiavga Mtorlc of

New (roods to Arrive SoonlFronLondon, New York, and San Francisco.

All stock on hand during the next 30 days will be sold for cash,

consisting ingpart of

Pianos, Organs, Accordeons, Guitars,AND ALL KINDS OF MUSLO GOODS.

Parlor Sets, Bedroom Sels, Centre Tables,

Chairs, Lounges, Paintings, Engravings, Chromos,a Lingo Vniietyjof Fancy Goods.

725 lm

Kinp; Up JTclepIionc ?2-1- 0.

I'. O. Wax 207. TelephoncJXo.

KEIWEOY. & CO.No. 7 GO Hotel Street Honolulu,

Just Received per

M Celery, Salmon, Clienles, isricots, &.Peacles

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(iooiis Sold tiow, and 3)ellvcvod Free of Cliurirc to nil partH ol

Pioneer Carriage Manufactory,

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DAILY BULLETIN

Business DirectoryAiu'lloncci'H.

E. P. Adams, Queen siLyons & Levey, Queen st

Illiulery.Alvln II. Rascmann....Ga7ette Building

Haulier.UUliop it Co., Merchant stSpreckels & Co., Foit & Queen sts

Hutchcr,W. McOandloss Pish Market

Hoof and Hhoe.s.Ohr. Gcrtz, ,. ...Fort st1 X L Store, Nuuanu hi

ClotliliiK.Gaitcnbcrg IXL. Store,.... Nuuanu stP. A. Dins". King atUousilvis A; Bo Hotel st

Cabinet HI altera.W. Miller, Hotel stCrowley & Co., King stLycaiuV; Co., Fort st

Carriage Mnkri'N.Whitman & Wright, King stW. H.Pagc,---- - Fort st

C'lgara mid Tobacco,Hart, Bros. Old Corner, Queen stNoltcs Beaver Saloon Foi t st

Older,KMiei's Champagne Cider,.... Lllihii st

Cnudy I'uctor.v ami ltaltcry.P. Horn Hotel st

Cnriii'iitrrM nntl llulldera.F. Wilhelm, King stO. Lucas, Fort st

Dry imil OooiIh..1 . T. raterhouse, Queen st.1. T. Watcrhouse Kin"; st.1 . T. Watcrhouse Fort stI X L. Store, ... Nuuanu stB. F. Elders & Co., Fort stA.M. Mollis Foit stM. A. Gonsalvcs&Co Hotel stP. A. l)in King St

HrilKClMtM.Benson, Smith & Co., FortstHollisler & Co., Nuuanu stIlollister & Co Foit st

llcntistH.Dr. Thncher, Fort stM. Grossman, Hotel st

DrnynRi! ami Cartage.S. M. Carter & Co King stFrank Ilustace, Queen stO. Robinson, Queen st

Fm-nlHhe- KorniH..Mrs. Turner King st

Fire IiiHiirnucc Agents.II. Biomcnschneidcr,. .at Wilder & Co's.C. 0. Uergcr, Merchant st

Ucnt's Furnishing tJooilH.Ehlcis & Co., Fort stA. M. Mollis FortstI X L. Store, Nuuanu stGonsalvcs & Co., Hotel stP. A. Dins King st

5 merries mill IM'ovIhIoiih.California Produce Co Hotel stA. S. Clcghorn & Co., Queen stKennedy & Co., Hotel st"Wolfe & Edwards,. . .Fort & Nuuanu sts

Hol'NO SIlOCllIK Sll0IM.S. I. Shaw, Fort stWilson Bros Fort st

liny nml Feed Stores.S. M. Carter & Cc, King stUnion Feed Co Queen stLaino & Co, Fort st

llnrni'NN MakerG. K. Sherman, King st

Hardware.Dillingham & Co Fortst.1. T. Watcrhouse, Queen st

(iniioi'tt'i's A Com. Merchant h.G. W. Macfarlane it Co., Fort stU. Brewer & Co., ..Queen stLyons it Levey Queen stM. S. Grinbauni & Co., Queen stW. G. Irwin it Co Fort stA. S. Cleghorn it Co., Queen stJ.T. Watothouse, Queen stF. T. Lenchan it Co., JS uuanu stCastle & Cooke, King stWing Wo Tai it Co., Nuuanu stWing Wo Chan it Co., Nuunnu stC. O. Berger Merchant stllyman Bros.,. .Merchant st

Labor AgcutN.A. C. Smith Mercliant stW. Auld, Water Works OfllccJ. A. llassiuger, Interior OfficeW. 0. Akana King stS. M. Carter King st

Jjuniucr Iealern.Lowers it Cooke, Fort stWilder & Co., Fort st

Millinery and Ircn Mailing.Mrs. A. M. Mollis, Fort st

Medical.Dr. Emerson, Kukui st

Xoivm IenlcrH..1. M. Oat Ji. & Co., Mercliant st

IMiimbcrM nml 1'alntern.E. C. Bowe, King stBrown & Phillips King stJ. Nott, Kanhumanu st"Max Kohm, Fortst

' IMiotogrnitlicrN.Williams t Co., FoitstA. A. Montano Fort st

Tuning & MiiHleal IiiMtriimentM.Lyean & Co., Fort st

IteHtnuraiitH.Hart, Bros. Old Corner, Queen stNolte3 Beaver Saloon, Fort stWindsor Restauiant, King stCasino Kaplolani ParkTourist's Retreat,. Honuapo.Kau, Hawaii

Itcal KMtntft AkciiIn..1. E. Wiseman, Merchant st

Hollrltora.M. Thompson Fort stA. S. Hartwcll, over Bank

..!. M. Davidson Kaahumauu stA. Rosa Gov't BuildingW. A. Whiting, Kaahumanu stJ. Russell, Merchant stS. B. Dole, Kaahumanu stF. M. Hatch Kaahumaun st

I R. F'Blckerton Merchant stCecil Brown, ... .Merchant stJ. M. Monsnrrat, Merchant st

Ho ni Factory.T. W. Rawlins King st, Lelco

tttatloiim-H- .

J- - M. Oat Jr. & Co., 'Mercliant stMali Miilicr. (

)'...1. M. Oat & Co., Queen si

Hliln ClinnUlery. !''Ploice it Co.', ), 'Queen st

TliiHinitliHi '

J. Nott, ... '. Kaahumanu stTailors.

Tieglnan & Atwatcr, Fort stTravel.

Inter-lsland- N. Co, EsplanadoWllder's S. S. Co. Fort & Queen stsO. S. 3. Co.,.-..- .. Fort & Queen stPacific Navigation Co Queen st

Oceanic Steamship Comp'yiife 'Pitt. at Afmtirm.wr

new nml Elegant Steamships

MARIPOSA & ALAMEDA,Will leave Honolulu and San

Fianclsco on the1st and 15tli of Each Month.

Passenouks may have their namesbooked in advance by applying at theolllre of the agents.

Passengers by this line arc hereby d

that they will be allowed SGO lbsof baggage free by tho Overland Rail-way, when traveling East.(Excursion Tickols for ftoincl Trip, $125,good to return by any ol the- company'shleamers within ninety days.

MmtciiANDiHi; Intended for shipmentby this line will be received free ofcharge in the Company's Now Ware-house and receipts issued for same.

IxsUHANcn on merchandise, whilst inthe warehouse, will be at owner's risk.

Wm. G. Ihwin & Co.,Agents, 0. S. S. Co.

wnmsi's . ft. co.IitlllitClI.

--,Stoamer KinauKing, Commander,

LeivvoH Honolulu cneh Tuesday at4 p.m., touching at Lahuluu, Mna-Inc- ii

Bay, Makena, Mahukouu, Ku-wnlha- e,

Luupahoehoe and Hilo.Returning, will touch at all the

alovc ports, arriving at Honolulueach Saturday afternoon.

INTKEtISffiANISteam Navigation Company's

lifXK OV STEA3IJ3KS.fosKfe

The Planter,u.vTKs, . - Commander,

Will run regularly for Kona and KnuLkavks Honolulu at 4 p.m. on

Friday, April 4 Tuesday, Iny 27Tuesday. 15 Fridav, .Tune ((

Friday, " 25 Tuesday, " 17Tuesday, May 0 Friday, " 27Friday, " 10

Arrives at Honolulu at 5 p.m.

Friday, Apiil 11 Tuesday, June 3Tuesday. " 22 Friday. " 13Friday, May Tuesday, " 24Tuesday, iii Friday, July 4Friday, 23

The IwalaniCAMERON, ... Commander,

Leaves Honolulu every Tuesday

at 5 p.m., for Nawiliwili, Koloa, Elcele,and Waimea, Kauai. Returning, leavesNawiliwili every Saturday evening.

The James Makee,frkumax, Commander

Loaves Honolulu every Thursday

at 3 p.m. for Kapaa and Kilauea. Re.turning, leaves Kauai cyery Tuesday at4 and touching at Wainae, bothway.

The C. R. Bishop,davis, - - Commander.

Loaves Honolulu ovory Tuesday

at 4 p.m. for Kukuihaele, ilonokaa andPaauhau. Returning arrives at Honoluluevery Sunday morning.

FOR THE GILBERTISLANDS.

TJie Clipper Seliooner

KALTINA,A. Lovell, - faster,

Will sail for G'LBEItT ISLANDS &

JALTJ1T, on or ahout the fitli of July.For freight or passage, apply at theofllcc of Pacific Navigation Co.,712 2w Queen btreet.

FOB KOLOA & WAIMEA,KAUAI.I

The Clipper Seliooner

WAIMALU,F. Kibbling, ... - Master,

Will run regularly to the ports ofKOLOA, 1IANAPEPE & WAIMEA,KAUAI. For freight or passage applyto the Captain on board, or to the

Pacific Navigation Co.,732 3m Cor. Nuuanu it Queen sts.

TIIK FAST SAILING

Schooner Ehukaiwill run regularly

TO WAIALUA EVERY MONDAY,Returning on Thursday, weather

permitting.For freight or passage apply to tho

Captain on board, or toPacific Navigation Co.,

181 Agents.r i

LADNE & CO. '

Have a' Largo Stock of the

VERY BEST HAY.Grrain, DBtc5

Which is offered at Lowest Market PricesAND

Delivered Free to any part of the City

AGENTS FOS THEPacific Mutual Life Insurance Co.

OF CALIFORNIA.

Agents for tho Hoover Telephone.

Commissioner of Deeds for CaliforniaTelephone No. 147. 700

GEO. E. SHERMAN.No. 8 Maunaki:a St.

Trees and Saddles of all kinds made toorder and repairing Harness, etc., donein short notice. All orders promptly attended to. B93 ly

J. M. OAT Jr. & Co.Dealers in all kinds of

STATIONERY,The Lateest Foreign Papers always onhand at the Gazette Block, MerchantStreet. ly b

JUST RECEIVEDIIx llnrk Hnlcn, rrom Ilrcincii.

Two Cottage Pianos,7 OCTAVES,

Faom tlie Celebrated Factory of

Ed. Westermayer, BerlinFOR SALE BY

ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & CO.,

SOLE AGENTS FOR

7Qo-l- Wostormayor's Pianos.

AVuiited.or two Intelligent BOYS (white

prcfeiral), for the printing busi-nes-

Apply Daily Bulletin Oillcc.

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Notice.TO BUTCHERS, GRAZIERS

and all whom it may concern.The undersigned havinK

made alterations, additions,''' dl I liiililiiiil and improvements in his

SOAl FACTORY..s now prepared to give

The Highest Cash Valuefor any quantity of

TALLOW,And will furnish containers for the samefree of cost to any one who may desire.

TUOS. W. BAWIilHTS,Honolulu Soap Works.

Oillcc in Brick Building,King street, Lelco. 483 1

GENUINEManila Cigars

OF

SUPERIOR QUALITY

in boxes of GOO, 250 and 100, made by the

Factory Manila

for salo at moderate price5, by

Ed. MoJIscliluogci & Co.732 lm

To Let.A COTTAGE, suitable for asmall family, in a healthylocality, within ten minutes- -

quiet walk of the Post-Ofllc- c. Immc(Bute possession given. Apqly to

T. W. RAWLINS,700 tf Soap Works, Lelco.

To Let.A NEW BRICK, STORE,with Counter, Shelves, andall Fixings complete. To a

good and satisfactory tenant will beleased on very reasonable terms.

Apply to T. W. RAWLINS,730 tf Soap Works, Lelco.

FOR SALE.FOUR FINE BUILDINGLOTS at Punahou, Honolulu,lying between tho premises of

Air. U. F. Dillingham and Messrs. Gra.ham and Foster. Two of these lots haveeach a frontago of 100 feet on BcrctaniaStreet and a depth of f00 feet, and twhave each a frontago of 102. 7 feet onBingham Street and a depth of 275 feet.These four lots adjoin each other andwill be sold either separately or as awhole.

Apply to J. M. MONSARRAT,087 tf No. 27 Merchant Street.

WILLIAM MILLER

Cab inetmaker

And IJpliolHtei'er,No. 03 note! street,

Opposite International Hotel,

Canes and Walking Sticks,Made of every kind of

NATIVE WOODSBrackets, Cornices, Curtain Poles, &c,

made ot tho latest designs.

LUCAS, ck&Contractor

and Builder,1

Honolulu Steam Planing Mills, Espla-nade, Honolulu.

Manufactures all kinds of Mouldings,Brackets, Window Frames, Blinds,

Sashes. Doors, and all kinds of Wood-work ilnlsli. Turning, Scroll and BandSawing. All kinds ol Sawing and Plan-ing, Morticing and Tenanting. .

Ordors promptly attended to and workguaranteed. Orders from tho other Is-un-

solicited

G. BREWER & CO.

Offer for Salo tho Cargo of tho

MAETHA DAVIS,JUST ARRIVED!

Tim l'ot.i.owiNo

LIST OF IERCHA1M,OxfCarts, '

Light Express Wagons,ENjJTop Carriages.

STEAM COAL.Cumberland Coal,

Com. Wood Chairs,

KEROSENE OIL.Mntchcs,

Fine Molasses Shooks,Rosin, Soap,

Ico Chests, Nos, 2, Sjamlzn,Hoe Handles,

Lobsters, lib tns; Beans, llb'.tnsSpruce Plank.

Hay Cutters, Nos. 1, 2,& 3;

Axle Grease,Fairbanks Scales, Nos. 7,8,10&11J

Leather Belling,Centrifugal Lining, 1 inch;

Comp.'Nalls, lji, 1.14 Inch.

MAMMOTH ROCKERS,Bales Excelsior,

Manila Cordage, Assorted:Excelsior Mattresses,

Galvanized Fenco Staples,

FARMERS BOILERS 20 AND 25 GALLS,;

Sisal Rope, Assorted,Ash Plank,

Dump Barrows,AmcsYShovuls,

Y. METAL SHEATHTNG10, 18,20, U2, 2-- and 20 oz.;

Hair BVBattresses !Grindstones, Rubber Hose,

Hide Poison, BarbedWire, Refined Iron,

ANNEALED FENCE WIRE,Galvanized Screws and Washers.

532 I)

D. SI. CKOWI.EY. II. IIASTin

CROWLEY & CO.

78 King St.Jk 78 King St.

(Opposite Whitman & Wright.)

PRACTICAIi

UPHOLSTERERS

Just Received Superb Covering andTrimming for

Lounges.Parlor Sets, etc., etc.

Cheaper Than Ever ! ! !

5SF"Call and sec our Goods and your willbuy direct from the Makers, as we arc

the only

Practical Upholstererin Business in Honolulu and defy Con-

tradiction, on this point.

Kcpairiiiftr, Recovering amiv1'" Kestuflliis;

A Speciality,THE

'1IOSTOX" ami " CHAJ, J.KX E

SPRING BED,N"ot to le .Surpassed.

Crowley & Co.591 Cm . 78 King Street.

H. M. CAHTRU. h. 1". OHAIIAM

S. M, GARTER & 00.Rktaii. Dr.ATii:its in

Fire Wood,Coal and Feed.

KCay siiid. Oats,JTVRDEE DELIVERY

to all parts of cho city.

Remember, 82 King- - street,578 Telephone No. 187.

MONEY TO LOANIn sums to Bult. Inquiio of

SiKiHimmcl IaiiiclewicK,84 King Stro t.

FRANKDiuvymnii,

(Succossor to C, P. Ward.)All orders for cartage promptly at.

tended to, nt the lowest rates. AUo forsale:

KnUualto Mult,f Fire Wood,

Wliltc anil Itlack Bnndin quantities to suit, at lowest prices.

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Iutowu. OlUce, Queen st. 1C

SPECIALJN0T1CE.npiIE Undersigned Proprietor of tho

PIONEER WW CAM FACTORY

AND BAKERY

desires to inform his pations nml tho pubHe generally that notwithstanding thorecent dibahtuuuh ivmr., iinscrceieu

A NEW FACTORY and BAKERY,

On a much lnoroExtcimivo Scale whichIs now In Ft'i.ii Oit.iiation, and whichwill be in complete working1 older by anEarly Arrival of new Machinery andTools; and Is now again prepaicd to

manufacture

CHOICEST PURE CANDIES

and will always have on hand his delicious Fresh Made

VANILLA CHOCOLATE CHEAMS,COCOANUT CANDIES,

RICH NUQAT IN 11AH3,SUGAR ROASTED ALMONDS,

CREAM CANDIES or great vnilety oitMARSH-MALLOW- S.

Gum Drojis, and Gum FruitSon Bona

Of all descriptions. All those HomeMade Fresh and Pure Confections, I sellnt 50 cents PER POUND.

RICH WEDDING CAKEOf the Finest Flavor, in all sizes always

ou hand and ornamented in themost artistic

always fresh, as also

Home Made Mince Meatfor sale at CO cents per pound.

Will receive per Consuelo the balanceof mj new machinciy of the newest dc-sig-

for manufacturing all descriptionsof plain Candies; thanking the publicfor provious liberal patronage and

a continuance of saine.Very respectfully,

F. 1IOIIN,Practical Confectioner andPasUy Cook.

TIIK OI.D STAND. 71 Hotel Street

P. O. Box No. 75; Telephone No. 7-- 1

572 ly

NOvlEx CITY OF PA1US.

WE ARE NOW OPENING A SMALL

BUT SELECT INVOICE OFEXQUISITE

Lace Si Shawls!FIBRE DOYLIES, and

A LA31GE ASSORTMENTOV

CrocliBt TaWe CoverTidies, Bed Spreads, &c.

I. A. BONSALVES & CO.

57 HOTEL STREET.7411 2w

Beaver t. Saloon

The Best Lunch in Town,

Tea and Coffee at All HoursThe finest Brands of Oigais and

Tobacco, always on hand.

at tiu: ivw.K

IS OPEN EVERY DAY.5I2?"Tlie only fiea-tdd- o report in the

Kingdom. II. J. NOLTE,Proprietor.

THE OLD CORNEREstablished, 1S38.

Hart Bnos., : : Proprietors.

M E ALSServed up in first-clas- s style at all hours

Open from 2 a. m. to 10 p. m.

Always on hand

Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes&c, &c. Also,

!ICce3. Ijri2il:s !75

Wilson Brotliers,

Dv iftsdSP XTiy ijJrJariPHII11, "?

ft a v iyrjHu R l

GENERAL BLACKSMITHS.Shoeing a specialty

A first-cla- ss man being spccinlly engagedfor that work.

Ship and Wagon work faithfullyattended to.

Shop on the Esplanado, op. IIoppcr's.204

NOTICE.

To the Volcano and Back.o

in Lev-J-i hi tul. ft. t;o.THROUGH TICKETS to the Volcano,ami return, ran now lie nml at the ollleeof the Inlur-Nlnn- d S. N.Co. Touristsleaving Honolulu per time table of Ihe"PLANTKR," will he landed nt I'nna.luu, thenro by Railroad to I'ahuln, wheiuHorses and Guides will be In attendance.

Uy this rout. Tourists can make theround trip in 7 dajw, giving 4 days tovisit tho Volcano.

TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP,Including Hoiaes, Guide, Roaid andLodging, $C0.

For further pailiculars cnqiilie nt theoillcc of the

Inter-Islan- d Sr. ft, Co..Honolulu,

or.!. 1 JORDAN, Volcano House.7N tf

The Ten Cent Counter

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Has just been leplcnishcd withoViEW GOODS

Rccchcd by thonlniiposn. Th additionto the

TEN CENT STOCK,There is a very large and vailed assort-mon- l

oflilloi'e VtiSnablc WoodH,

Such as

Towels, Dasltets,Tablo Napkins, Hat Racks,Handkerchief, Jowclry,Stockings, Toys,Carriage Whips, Vases,Riding Whips, Albums,Tin Ware, Picture Frames,Glass Ware, Crockery Ware,

&c, &c.

4000 Copies of Shoet Music,Cifyni'S,

Manufactured in Honolulu by v hilo men.Stove Polish and Axle Grease wholesale

and retail atThe Ton Cent Store,

0S5 3m b For Street.

in Tim

RCJPE MARKET!Yes, and we sell

As Ijo-- a llic Lowest I

and don't anybody forget it.We sell New Bedford Rope, and any

retailer knows bow it will hold out innet weight.

Vo also have the mo-- t varied assort-ment of

SHIP CHANDLERYkept by any house this side of the RockyMountains, such' as

Hemp and Manila Cordage, all sizes',Artesian Well Boring Ropes,Manila Hawsers, Wire Rope,Cotton and Hemp Duel: and Twine,Galvanized Marine Hardware,

PAINTS AND OILS,Pure Copper Sheathing.Yl, 10 & 18 ozYellow Metal and Nails, 14 to 28 oz.Copper Paint (Tarr & "Wonsin's)"Whale Boats, Boat Stocks,Gal. Boat Nails, all kinds and sizes,And 1001 other things too numerous

to mention Also, agents for

I'ervy Davis' Fain Killer,Brand & Pierce's Bomb Guns and

Bomb Lances, &c, &c,All of which we will sell at the

lowest Eatea.390 ly A. W. X'eivce & Co.

FISHER'S

CHAMPAGNE CIDERPURE, WHOLESOME, RE--.

FRESHING, HEALTHFULBEVERAGE,

According to tho highest and best medi- -cal testimony.

Manufactory, : : : No. 13 Lil ilia St:P. O. Box, 870. Telephone, 284

BgyAll orders receive prompt attention.

WILLIAMS & CO,120 FORT STREET,

Have Secured the Services of

MR. HASSELMANN,

One of the Best ArtistsFrom San Francisco, His Coloring is

Unequalled.Views of thy Volcano,

Also on Hand, Come and See Them.C81 tf

A CARD TO 'IHE PUBLIC.

MAX KOHMBeg to intimate to bis friends and the

public generally, that he is now pre.pared to execute orders for

Plain and DecorativePainting; & Paperliang-ing- -

in tho best and newest styles.1 83 ITOiRl? STBEET,

Opposite Gymnasium.P. Ol Box, No. 411. 401 ly

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