VOL I3

General blicrttactncnts

simas is ComingAND

Willi a of forunit by theto old

Mariposa

18

large variety goods suitableyoung Receivedpresent

Chinese New Goodston

Christmas PresentsEmbroidered Silk Handkerchiefs with Imp

dcr In nil color Embroidered JraM ClothHandkerchiefs Silk Crepe Shawl allcolor

DRESS MATERIALIn Silk Ponqee Silk and Gra Clothj

Fans In Great Variety

Alsn a full line of Ianev Enelsh and Ameri

can Ooodsi a full line of Millinery floodsLacesi new pattern ol limliroitieryi iinenHandkerchief all kinds UhiKircns HomingHats Cap etc Ladle Gentlemen andChildren Undeiweari and In hort everything to be found in a first claw Dry GoodStore

GOO K I IVIComer UTort and XXotol Sta

in

C J McCarthyHAS KtCRIVRt FROM

San Francisco per Marlnota and other latearrival a very choice collection of cigar andsmoker articles consisting In part of

Havana Cheroots Operas Duettas Lit ¬

tle Dudes Triplets Cherubs andthe Flic Flor dc Cuba

Aio ome Full Drew Pit Sweet Cipotaland other popular brand 6f Cigarettes

THE

Donl forcet to come and try ionic of thesefine cool which can lie had at

107 JPOIIT STRBKT

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

TMIC LNllEHSIlNTl HAVINGJL lecn duly appointed Adminitratrix of

the estate of Kcone Kami late of Honoluludeceased all persons hasinc claims against thesaid estate are notilied that they must presentthe same duly verified and with propervouchers Id the undersigned within six monthsfrom date of this notice or they will Ik forever barred and kII persons Indebted to saidestate are requested to make immediate paymint to int LAV1NIA KAIU

Administratrix of the estate of Keono KapuHonolulu Dec 23 SS6

FOR SALE OR LEASE

PKKMISiiS SITUATLD ONTHOS1C street udlcd Kananiioliialheproperty of C II Judd are for tale or forlease for a termof years

1or tiaiticulais imiuirc ofALLX J CAIITWIIUHIT

Honolulu Dec M 1S8O

IIS

Honolulu Dec ember i t880

From the first day of January next

the rental of instruments at present in

use in the Districts of Ewa Walanae

Waialua and Koolaupoko will be re

duccd to 500 per monthnODKKUY IIUOWN

IreslJcnt

NOTICETo Hackmen

AND

LIVERY STA13L12S

If you are in need of n 500 D

CUTUNDER CARRIAGE BUGGY

PHAETON or CART call on CHAS

T HOYT corner of Alakea and King

streets before you make your purchase

elsewhere Every carriage is warranted

for one year

THOMAS LINDSAY

Manufacturing JewelerI No 00 Nnitnnu 8 1 root

Huuolulu H IParticular attention ptid to repairing

O U UOLU

rtwiei ami Solar it Pnhllc

OITiccat 15 Kaahumanu Street

JOHN T DARK

Attorney and Counsellor at Law

OTcc No is gprecleiV lllock Honolulu II I

P 0 Cx 9

N F BURGESSExpressman and Drayman

84 King Street Honolulu

Rssldenixr Ih1Olfii e l tiephone No o

d

3 1887

General

IRTILLI

HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS MONDAY JANUARY

Jftlicmocmcnto

It is absolutely pure

and is manufactured in

the Orchard from fresh

selected Apples one year

before being placed on

the Market and gener ¬

ates its own gas by

NATURAL FERMENTATION

Macfarlane Co

Sole Agents

ZDIES jtfL 0 OTOPhysliUnaiid Surgeon

Leprosy a Specialty

TPTV

OlDee Iwtirs at Knltasko from a to n A M cvttly ept riundsy Will vMt patlenti at tliir twUenceby reqiiMt

All other dles treated at liUftffice comer ofIuwhuowl and lleretanll streets

Ofllee lioiiri from i to j r M Sunday fiom 8 toII a M

AT TI 1E

Lincoln llloclc Kin Street11 rullolnc ditties may In nnlereil at all Iwtm of

the iUy

Hroilcd Chicken llroilcd FishTender Loin Steak Rib Mutton Chops

Oyster Stew Ham and Eggsj Mackerel Etc EtcWe tern up the Celebrated AI1UI M ANU HANOI I

IIUTTEK at emr meal

Geo DaveriagliProprietor

PIONEER

STEAfJl CANDY FACTORY

AND

BAKER 5rT

F HORNIm Ileal Confectioner laitiV Coolc and HaVer

Ulch and ilellcloui Ice Cream made liy Steam

71 Hotel St Doth Telephones No 74

G kLimited

OlINKKAt MCKCAN1IIK AND

COMMISSION AGENTS

LIST Of Off ICRRJ1

PC Jonks Jt President and Managerj0 Uakikk fTreaturer and SecretaryHon Wh V Aliun Auditor

niRrcToks

HonC R II Ho- - Wvtrkmoihr

33- - OEJSearcher ot Re ords

OfTice at preert wiili- - Albert Sinllh Yt No g

nuiiuiimiii wtvv

Orders from the other Islands promptlyattended to

nAUL NEUMANNS

Liw Oflloo

No 44 Merchant Street Honolulu

The Pacific HouseTORT STREET

Opposite the Oceanic Wlurf Next tqCutom Home

Meal served nl all hours Nice airy rooms free

fromflie I he lllo supplied with the beat the marUtairorUsaireascaWerales

cUANiProprietor

P P GRAY MDpnisiaiAS ash s imams

Office next door to tho Honolulu Ilbrorv8 10 10 A M

OfricitltoUKS a to 4 r m

7 to a r m

Sundays g to 11 A M

RKSIHENCE Alakea St Oppollc V M C A

TO RENTPREMISES LATELY OCCUTHE by the late Queen Emma corner of

Nttuanu and lleretanla streets are offered forrental for a term of years upon reasonableterms A ply to JOHN II PATV

Treasurer QueenV Hospital

DAM

TT

cacval Jsuucrttscmcntc

AT THE- -

N S SACHSNo 104 Fort Street

Sr

HERALD

HOLIDAY GOODS

Popular Millinery HouseProprietor

Honolulu

Just Opened fine line of Goods suitable for the Holidayseason consisting in part of

Manicure Sets in Amben CelluloidToilrt Cases in Amber end Celluloid Fancy Plush Work fyxcs

Fancy Plush Jewel Caskets Fancy Plush Handkerchief and Glove BoxesInfmts Toilet Cases Gents Collar and Cuff Boxes

Gents Shaving Sets Hammered CdppcrWhisk HoldersFancy Plush Pet fame Cases Port Folios Hand Glasses Etc Etc

Hand Satchels Monfey Purses and FansCUKAT VAHIETV OK

Colored Border and Embroidered Linen and Silk HandUerchiefs

GltAKD SPECIAL HOLIDAY SALEPositively for THREE WEEKS ONLY The Following Prices vc gttaranti

foi the Holiday Season only

Satins all Coors plni and Striped at 35 cents yardMikado Tidie Towel Pink Buff and Blue at 25 centsLidics Open Work lose Pink Lght Blue and Cardinal 60 cts pairChemises at 40 cents Silk Gloves all colors 50 cents per pairCol Border Handkerchiefs per dor Ch Gingham Dresses 40 cts

N S SACHS 104 POET ST

M GOLDBERGConner of Fort and Merchant Streets

JUST RECEIVED THE FINEST LINESOF

Gustom-made-Clotlii-ns tients Furnishing Goous

HATS CAPS ETC ETC

Latest Stylos and Novelties in Neckwear

Alio by repeated and Sneriil Urqueit tuiall Invoce the Vine Hand made

L

CUlllClJUCIslI

MOST DURABLE GENTS SHOESObtainable in the Eastern Markets

B F EHLERS COAre Slxo7s7IrLg a DFInnLO Xjirse

OF

HOLIDAY GOODSALSO

SOME REAL DRESDEN CHINA ORNAMENTS

II vE McWTYUE BROIMPORTERS AND DEALERS INI

Groceries Provisions and Feed3SiihI Coimuii lovt iiml JCins fc3tvotH

New trools received bv even packet from the bastern States and Ejrone Fresh Call

T

fornla Produce by every steamer All orders faithfully attended and Goods deliveredany put of the city free of charge Island orders solicited Satisfaction nraneed Postcdice Ilox No IJS Telephone No 92

P O Box 315

Real

WlAvent

i

ia

i

o- -

n

I a-

1

- - - -

a or

to t

gii

ESTABLISHED 1870 Telephono

JOS E WISEMANGeneral Business Agent

CAMPBELL BLOCK HONOLULU HIEstate AgentUmployimut

Steamihutou Railroad Asentrlca Fire anl Life Inimaiice Agent

THE TRUTH MUST BE TOLDIt is Truo tlint

J

ts

CHARLES HAMMERHat lately returned from the Coait with a w ll selected lock of all lilnjl of TUIMMINOS SAHQIt

S LAP KOIIUS and a great variety of articles the like of which has never luforo been keen litre

It Is Trim that Oliavlos will sell the above lonether wth his on manufacturo ofSaddles and I Iame at prices that are bound to suit ever body

It In truo thit Oharloi Kammars la so ell known all over die Kingdom foiliolh iUaluy and cncapuostliat there i no need for pralting It here

It i Truo iht owners of hores cannot anTord to pmj CHAUIKS v Ithout calllnj Intolit the goads work and prices

Dont Forget the Old St ire corner Fort and King StreetsCHARLES HAMMER

lrorelor

H1SV1JJ

jpusincs Cluvue

P A SCHABPER CO

IHPORTRJI AND

Cominlimton Slerrliantf

No STRUCT Honolulu

CO QBRGER

Agent far llaenealo C Uibitn Safe

Merchant Street Honolulu

THROWN H PHILLIPS

Jraetleal ltnmlier la lltler amiCornier Smith

Ilouteand Ship Job Workpromptly executedNo 71 King St Honolulu

EWERS COOKS

SUCCESSORS TO LtWRM DiKSON

Importer and Dealer In lnmlier awl allklmljtf Jlullilliia Material

No 8 Kort Street Honolulu

11 SO PERSuccessor to

J M OAT JR COStationer unit Sew Jtealer

Jteil Jlaliber Stump AueneyGazsttb IIlock No 13 Mkkchant Street

Honolulu II t

ALFRED

Avronsnr at law42 Merchant Srituer UqnoiDiu

w

sllLANKll

Haimunrofhwnessls

IlAMMIiRS

soMrHCiiANT

MAGOON

ILLIAM McCANDLBSS

Dealer In Chaleent lteet tealJlntton ItrMo 6 Quen Stkkkt Fiiii Market

Family And Shipping orders carefully attended toLive Slock furnihel to VchmIi at short notice

Vegetable of all kinds supplied to order

rcLkriioic No a

pBAVER SALOON

Port Street Oi mmitb WildiTh Co

II T XorW Proprietor-

Iirl claw lunches srved with Tea CofTee hixla V

terUingr AlenriUllk

OriN rion 3 a si till 10 r ti

Number Jloiulntte Siieelnltly

COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT

TU ItKV ProprietorIlorui streit llrrwrKN Fot and KuuanuOur setrct Is usceiwe have never failed and

iwill eortirnuctonervicSrf ccStbmersJnthiiTfflffwith the best the inirket alTords at reaionalte rates

p W FRAZBR

MEROHANX TAILORCorner Yiif anil Unlit a sf Honolulu

Mojtrale charge gond workmimhlpnda iierfcctfit giMrantced

gTj- - wallerFamily and Shipping Butcher

METROPOLITAN MARKET

iICIur Street

Hmploynieiit OfficeUNtlKRSICNEl IS PRKPARKD TO

furnlvh servnnts for every dencnpllon of workincluding house servants ilcuarili cooks watlerfirardeticrs cricnter etc

Ckinoso IntorjuotlnRA specialty Accouru collected and general commit- -

tlmi cartmltv find nrnmnlK eirfrntrdHreet corner Place consalvbs

0ioiie lo ham Sing V hAKlNO

NewGoodslNew Goods per Mariposa

AUGUSTUS L SMITHHas received an excellent assortment of

CHRISTMAS GOODS among vhlch are

Christmas cards plain and fringed ranging in

price from 5 cents upwards Dolls in great

variety large rnd small Doll Carriages

Transparent Writing desks Dominoes

Checkers Perfume cases Cnristmas candles

Candle holders Tree ornaments Trumpets

Tops Paint boxes Purses Papetries lite

Etc lite Etc

S M CarterHaonhand fornale Iniuanlilics to suit

Departure Bay Coal New-

castle¬

Coal CharcoalIlaiMl mill Soft Wood Sawed Split

Manienie Hay

California Hay

Bran Oats

Barley Corn

Cracked Corn

Wheat Etc EtcQrdersare hrrrby solicited and will lie delivered at

any locality within the city limits

No 82 Kiing StreetI16tli TelephonesiB7

hi 11 -

TRATF5T TOR PniHTIMfi1 geculeil o Older at this office

iiwplfippPIiPljpiWu

NO 105

M JlitihorHi

TENDERSWANTIiD

Tenders will be received at the InteriorOffice until Tuesday January 4th 1887 for

the construction of a shed at the KeroseneWarehouse Honolulu

Specifications for the above work can beseen at the office of the Superintendent ofPublic Works L AHOLO

Minister of the InteriorHonolulu Dec ao 18S6

SUGARSPut up in Kegs Expressly for

FAMILY USE- For Sale Ily

Gh W Macfarlane Oo

JUST HECEIVD

A small invoice of

CIGARSInporlcd direct from Havana

C O BERGER- STANLEY JOHN SIRUAKCE

Spruance Stanley Gor--

Imporlcrs and Jobbers of

FINE WINES AND LIQUORSjlo Street San Francisco

LILIENTHAL CO

Importer mid Wholesale dealers in Winesand Liquors 1roprietofn of the celebratedCyrus Noble Distillery Lynchburg Ohio

ISLAND ORDERS SOLICITED100 to 102 Street San Francisco

llarencrvvilurkASIlrORU

vaii lancourt

ASilFORDASIIFOROChancery Conveyancing Admi-ralty Bankruptcy Probate

OrrtCK Old Capitol Itulldinj adjoinine Centralrot Office

OHlnni Nujami KuVul

slates

Front

Front

volnfvASIlrORU

Law

Etc Etc Etc

HUTCHINSON

Gonsalves CoIVUoletate Oroeera and IHne MrtehaattIIkavs Ulock Qurn Strkkt Honolul

Toil Office Ilox No 30J Telephone No aj

lohiiTWalerhouseImpoilrr ami Dealer In Uenrial Jlrr

rhanilhr

No sj 31 Qukn STsrni Honolulu

H Hackfeld CoGeneral Coinmhalau Atient

Co Koktanii Qubkn Stkiiktii JIunoluv

T M WHITNEY M p D D S

Jtenlal Jtoom on foil titrerlHonolulu

Office in Ilreucrf IIlock corner Hotel and TortStreets entrance on Hotel Street

T A THURSTON

Attomeu at rait

No MKKCUANTSTiiKirr Hunoil

ZBiEcrw isr c ooImporters and 7ealers la

Ales Wines SpiritsAT WHOLESALE

14 Merchant St Opposite Post OfficeHonolulu h I- -

JOHN II PATY

Saturn Pablle ami CoiuiiiUmIoii oj Vreillor the State ol California and New York Office

at the Ijank of lluhop ft Co

Hqnoiulu Oahu H

Boat Building ShopRear of Lucass Mill

w

I

I

¬

K

-

i

8i

I

l r

Iv

tiTftl

i

K3SSStteaC5S5acjaa

TJit DAiLlf fiBHAirir

IS IUilMSMKD

EVERY MORNING

EXCEPT SUNDAYS

TOH TIM PkOPMITOK BY Tlli HmVPuHIIMINOCo2

Limited

At th Onloo No CO Mnrohnnt St

muHS otsvmcnrvTWX

rernnum -

Six montftt JTTit1 month lVPrmnlh Sa

Vougt additional

tr HulHerlpltoii Vnynhr In lilrnitrr

Ilritf eotnmuAicitlotn from all rattiof the Kingdomw ill alwji be acctpulile

All matlen Intended for publication a well Vu

nr communlfciiloni and JrtImnt liouM l

adrircwed toTHE DAILY HERALD

MONDAY JANUARY 3 1S87

HIGH INSURANCE

The arguments in Saturdays Heraldby Mr P C Jones against excessive

insurance rates were weighty and

ought to bring protwrty holders to

gether in an effort to obtain relief front

the burden Insurance as well as

some other things is too high in Honr

lulu and the city will never get along

fairly until it rids itself of some of its

undue extra government taxation I he

proposition of a local insurance com-

pany

¬

put forth by Mr Jones is a sug

gestion of what might prove the mostavailable method of bringing foreign

insurance companies to realize that thecity was not without power to help

itself acainst their exactions There is

not a word in Mr Jones letter which

can be gainsaidand yet it did not con-

tain

¬

everything that can be urged

against the companes piling it on too

thickly The fact that the water sup-

ply

¬

has been very largely increased

since the great fire of April there being

now n pressure in the mains sufficient

to throw streams without the enginesis of itself a sufficient reason for morefavorable terms instead of the con-

trary

¬

from the insurance companies

If the latter tested the mattir there is

little doubt they would find more profit

in the long run from moderate than fromexcessive rates Many small concerns

that cannot face the ruling premiumswould insure if a reduction was made

and the larger concerns would take outheavier policies than they do Thereare many establishments now carrying

only partial insurance on their build

ings or effects perhaps what is deemed

barely enough to save the owners from

ruin in case of total loss which would

become fully insured it the rates weremade anything like what they are else

where The press and the public

should labor hand in hand in this

matter for obtaining the necessaryrelief from the very onerous insurancetaxation

K1U 11IJ1JU fJJVM

NOTES AND COMMENTS

The electric light has been removedfrom Mr Gibsons yard Perhaps thePremier thought it made him share toointensely the fierce light that beats onthe throne

Models of Englands latest war ships

are to be forwarded Jo Washington by

request of the United States navalauthorities It would be difficult toimagine a more practical evidence offriendly relations between the twocountries than that fact

The gun has distanced the ship inthe race for superiority in naval arma-

ments

¬

so that a cry has been raised inEngland against building more armoredships Perhaps the question of theship for the gun will be settled by thetime Hawaii is ready to put war dogsin the Pacific to keep her variousschools of civilization from breaking

UP- -

A Chinaman has bought the cxclugive privilege of selling opium in Panama paying a fee of 16000 for it

The money is devoted partly to hospi

tals and pattly to reducing the Govern-

ment

¬

debt Probably at the end ofthe year the Government will Jiave

found it has made a bad bargain whatwith hospitals filled with sick and crazyChinamen and police expenses greatlyincreased

wwnHw in liejj tmirttp

THE POLICE FORCE

Additions nnd Changes Prdtectiort orthe Suburbs

With the opening of llie new yearthe police force of Honolulu has beenstrengthened by Hon J I ICaulukou

Marshal in accordance with provisionmade at the last session of the Legisla-

ture

¬

Each of the two regular watchesis increased from 18 to 25 men with

eight hours on and eight off as beforeOne watch goes on at 330 a m is relicved a 1130 a m and returns to re ¬

lieve the second watch at 730 p mThus each watch docs alternate dayand night duty From this it will beseen that our much criticized police-men

¬

have only eight hours tint of thetwenty four Off duty and it does notappear as if better can be done forthem until the Legislature can affordsupport for a larger number

Three new beats have been established One is at the corner of Kingand Liliha streets extending on theformer to the Reformatory Schocv Pa- -lama and on the latter to the comer ofSchool street The second is at thecorner of Emma and Punchbowl streetsconnecting with the officers at the cor-

ners of School and Port streets andNuuanu and Judd streets The thirdis out on the Plains beyond Thomassquare the exact limit being at presentunknown to our reporter

Sxtccn new men have been added tothe force Three officers have beendismissed on account of old age andother incapacity On the first day ofthe year the Marshal caused the wholeforce to assemble in the Police Courtroom where he lectured them on theirduties from thehourof 630 till 8 oclocka m Mr Kaulukou is at he Stationevery night till midnight and frequentlymakes unexpected visit to differentbeats to sec for himself how the menare attending to duty I he new Deputy Marshal will be commissioned to-

day¬

What to Teach Our Daughters

At a sociul gathering some one pro-posed

¬

this question What shall I

teach my daughter lnc folowing re-

plies¬

were handed inTeach her that too cent make a

dsllarTeach her to arrange the parlor and

the libraryTeach her say Nor and mean it

or Yes and stick to itTeach her how to wear a calico dress

ind to wear it like 1 queenTeach her how to sew on buttons

darn stockings and mend glovesIcachherto dressfor health and com

fort as well as for appearance1 each her to cultivate llowcrs and

to keep the kitchen gardenTeach her to make the neatest room

tu the houseTeach her to have nothing to do

with intemperate or dssolutc youngmen

Teach her that tight lacing is un-

comely¬

as well as injurious to healthTeach her to regard the morals and

habits and not money in selecting herassociates

Teach her to observe the old ruleA place for everything and everything

in its placeTeach her that music drawing and

painting arc real accomplishments inthe home and are not to be neglectedif there be time and money for theirUEC

Teach her the important truismThat the more she lives within her

income the more she will save and thefurther she will get away from the poorjhouse

Teach her that a good steadychurch going mechanic farmer clerkor teacher without a cent is worth moicthan forty loafers or non producers inbroadcloth

Teach her to embrace every oppor-tunity

¬

for reading and to select suchhooks as will give her the most usefuland pr ctical inforn ation in order omake the best progess in earlier as wellas later home and school life Ctarleton Despatch

SIDE LIGHTS

Smoke the Wedge to be found atC I McCarthys

Mr Chas T Gulick has a card inanother column of interest to thosehaving contracts to be acknowledgedgirls to marry general business or com-

missions¬

to be executed or real estateto buy or sell

llW 1 --

The Bout TouloMr Hcniv IJillincs Washineton D C

writes I have used your Duflys Pure MaltWliisUv for medicinal nuronscs As a tonic Iconsider it superior to the kindreds of concocions which are now Hooding the land as ttimulant liquors

BUSINESS ITEMS

Everybody says the imported Candies at theElite are yum yum Go anil try some I

Miss Tuck at Miss Harrys Iunclihowlstreet has received by last steamer a largeassortment of bumping Patterns for fancywork 1 w

No hand book excels he Hawaiian Almanacand Annual for reliable statistical and generalinformation relating to these Islands lrire50 cents

II you want a good smoke for your moneytiationuc home industry and call at J V

Hingleys Crystal Soda Works 69 Hotelstreet Island oiders solicited and promptlyfilled There Is no license required to sellthese cigars Do not forget the name J WIllngley nor the place Crystal Soda WorksHotel street

BuaBSafihBffff

tt faiitctu fcbMHiMii

Just Received per 8 S Zealandia

A FINE ASSORTMENT

OF

CIGARSFrom the Celebrated Factory of Straiton Storm New Vork

HOLLISTER CO109 Fort Street Honolulu

AN INTERESTING LECTURE

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN youngand old small or tall you are all requested tocall at the ELITE ICE CREAM PARLORSH J Hart proprietor 85 Hotel Street at anearly date to give your order for the comingHolidays You CAN MAKE CHRISTMASCHEERFUL by ordering some of our cclebrated Ice Cream which is pronounced the best

We have also a great variety of Plain- - andFancy Cakes on hand so well known for superiorMake and Quality

IT WILL BE OUR SPECIAL AIM tomake an extra quality of CHRISTMASCAKES this season in regard to Material andFinish

A splendid lot of the CHOICEST CANDIEShas just arrived per steamer Australia also anelegant assortment of Fancy Candy and Bon bonBoxes Just the thing for a Christmas PresentSend in your orders at once

338 Mutual Telephone Bell Telephone 1S2

The Elite Icp Cream Parlors are open dailyuntil 1 a m

Pioneer SteainCandyEacty

Cake Pastry and Bread BakeryESTABLISHED 1863

F Horn - - - ProprietorAnd Only Practical Ornamenter in the Kingdom

Respectfully invites Parents and those who intend to make Holiday Present of

Confectionery and CakesTo select from his Stock the largest ever shown in Honolulu consisting

of many thousand pounds of both plain and Fancy Confectionery suitable forChristmas Trees An immense assortment of Fancy DASKIJTS HOXIJSAND CORNUCOPIAS Wax Tapers aud Self supporting Holders Uonbons inlarge variety and hundreds ot other articles too numerous to mention

CAKESOf all Descriptions ana sizes ornamented in HORNS well

known style which defies all imitation w

J fK S CD led X jEIj SOf all known Variety on Hand and also Made to Order

Candied Pineapple Fruit GlacesAll of those In the greatest variety of goods ever shown in Honolulu

HORN will sell at the

THE LOWEST PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES

As Seei is Believing everybody is respectfully invited to call and beconvinced

O T

Steam Made Ice CreamAt 300 for one and 500 for two Gallons Made from rich Kgg Custard

It is made from the Woodlawn Dairy Creamj guaranteed to be made withoutStarch or Gelatine and acknowledged to be the Richest Purest and CheapestIce Cream in Honolulu

WEDDING CAKESNot a specialty exactly but are made now as before of superior quality and

richness of flavor and ORNAMENTED IN AN ARTISTIC STYLE whichfully suhtains a twenty three years reputation not yet excelled in Honolulu

F HORNlECTOIVX- - STORE jITDICB CEBAMPAKDE

9

No 71 Hotel Street Between Fort and NuuanuIJoth Telephones No 74

A m - -

iniiijnianwlimiifiiwp u MKmmx 1 taig iiiyiwijiL

telu

HAy and GRAINLARGEST STOCKS

BEST QUALITYLOWEST PRICKS

UNION FEED COTelephones No 175 Cor Queen and Edinburgh Sts

CEWILLIAMSFURNITURE CORNICES CURTAINS

Just Received

A NEW LOT 017 FINIS FUMITURE

BEDROOM SETSSIDEBOARDS

SUbcrltecMtMite

PARLORSWARDROIJls

New lot of Cornice Tolos

150 and 200 Fct

New lot of Window Curtains

100 ench

Store Hotel Street between Fort and Nutlnnti Streets

0 E WILLIAMS

CHAS J FISHELHas on View at his Store

11 s

a

Corner of Fort and Hotel streets

ONE OF THE MOST ELABORATE ONLAYS

DRY GOODSEver SIioavii in JL Ionolulii

ALSO

HOLIDAY GOODSThe Most Beautiful and Varied

ir ixvp

JOHN F COLBURKUBrick Building King Street near Manhakea

IMPORTER AND DEALER

IN HAY AND GRAINGoodi delivered promptly Mutual Telephone 387 I 0 Hox 39S

WOLFE CONo 66 30TEL STEEET

Have Received by Late ArrivalsAmerican and Kngliidi Jm nnd Jclliei Tabic and Iie Fruit Slar Ham Oxford SaiiME

Curried Fowl Kippered Hcrrlni Prcsmed llloatcn Fried Hel Findon Haddock Plum

Pudding French and American Peas Cracker Cakes MacHviuic Fine llisrull hicAlso a large assortment of Candle and Nut Order will receive careful attention and

prompt delivery guaranteed

P 0 Box us Bell Telephone No 340 Mutual No 149

--THE DAILY HEEALDTo day September ist 1886 is issued the lit number of Tin Daily Hikaii

a morning newspaper to be printed lor the proprietor under contraqt by the

Press Publishing Company Merchant street Honolulu

Price Six Dollars per Annum or Fifty Cents perMonth -

All who receive a copy of the initial or any succeeding number are

respectfully

INVITED TO SUBSCRIBEItublness men are solicited to test the advantages of Tiik Daily IIkralu

as an

ADVERTISING MEDIUM

I

-- a

AMBnftBSMia wggjVwaaaoAriwttoaiWiiwHiu

TiiE Daily ItmtiLiWill bo ftn biiIo Dully rit llio lol

luwltm IMtiooniVi kTllRUM 1otiiiKttJljJ S6PER Merchant strictCRYSTAL SODA WORKS ltntel Stmt

5Prion fi CrmlH

NDAY JANUARY 3 1887

f LOCAL NEWSThe band will not play this Monday

evening at Emma Square- j

An earthquake shock wni reportedfelt at both telephone offices on Satur-day

¬

at 339 p mMM

Judge Dayton lias a heavy docketpi New Years business awaiting him inthe Station this morning

The Sabbath and the First Daywill be the subject at the Seventh DayAdvcntist meeting in the Gymnasiumbuilding to night

The Japanese laberers hold in durance vile on Kiuai for descrtini contract service have all returned to theirlegal employment

The January term of the SupremeCouit opens at ten oclock this morn-ing

¬

Chief Justice Judd presidingNative jury cases arc first on thecalendar

Mr Mark Robinsons stern wheelsteamer made a trip on New YearsDay out of harbor as far m the sparbuoy She worked very well for n

preliminary trial

Mr Abraham Holster is building asingle story cottage on the corner ofPalace square and Richards street Itis so convenient to the Governmentbuddings that two or three officials arealready after it

The schooners Waiolc and Waichuof the Pacific Navigation Co will behauled on the marine railway to dayOn Wednesday the I I S N CosSteamer V G Hall will be hauled upfor cleaning and receiving a new propoller

Manuel youngest son of Mr PeterFernandez died at Palatna on Satur-day morning aged eight years and sixdays The young lad had been ill aweek of fever which is rather prevalentin town at present His funeral tookplace at half past two oclock yesterdayafternoon

Very many intoxicated men andboys appeared on thc streets on NewVeirs lav Probablv this unhannvfact would not have to be related if

ylhere had been any organized series ofmanly sports on the Makiki recreation

t grounds There hating been nowhere to go in town susceptible po- -

V pie sought for enioyment in liquor

Officer Iehlbchr has arrested a sai-

lor named John Niebcs frrefusing duty on the bark SiraiucMissing seamen whom the police arcasked to arrest are A AndersonNorwegian of the barkentinc MnryWlnkclman John Anderson Finlanderof the barkentinc Amelia and DwidTawsc Scotch of the bark NellieMay

The Marshal detailed Officer Hopkins on New Years Eve to prevent thefirinc of Chinese bombs by the festivepeople round Punchbowl and besidesvisited the locality himself in personThis action taken in response to loudcomplaints by residents of the ncinh- -

I borhood on behalf of theniiches andof the inmates of Queens Hospitalresulted in the nuisance being very

much diminishul from what it was on- Christmas live Mr Kaulukou lias

thus given a good proof of his desireto serve the public faithfully

- -

Steamer J A Cummins

This steamer built for its patronymic

Hon John A Cummins in San Francisco arrived 15 days from the Coast

yesterday afternoon in command of

Captain Neilsoti formerly of the

stenmsr Waiwnnalo She is a well

built and neatly finished boat of 100

tons go feet in length over all 20 feet

beam and 7 feet 3 inches depth ofhold Her engine is 125 horse powernominal and she makes nine knots anhour Mr Roberts is fust engineerfmitjin Neilson rcnoits heavy seas-- 1 itnrl winds durinc a Itrcc nnrt of

the passage down but the J A Cum- -

mms proved herself an excellent sea

boat Abou 24 hours of steam were

lost on acco nt of a delYct in the con-

denser w h also compelled slovsci

speeding of the engine most of the

passage Still the time made is not

too bad for such a boat The captain

is quartered in a very snug house 01

the hurricane deck which also contains

he pilot house The other officers

have coinfortabjc quarters on the main

deck whereWis a very cosy ami ell

I llnimr rnntn The 1 A Llim- -

mins is schooner tigged like most of

the inter island steam crair anu c

sails pull well in a good wind Sheofmchon- -

general cargobrought a thewill takeUisc The new steimer nt transWalmanalo rouic rpired what her predecessor the ni

manalo will be put to

Trv MarltnmCid7r IlUBbwvrMacfarlane Co agent

Try Martlnclli Cider It I

Macfarlane Co njenK

W

ubsuluuly pi re

HAWAIIAN RIFLE ASSOCIATION

Third Scml Annutl Target Practice

The Hawaiian Rifle Association wasorganized about thirteen months agofor the purpose of securing uniformityin rifle practice and promoting marks ¬

manship generally in this KingdomAt its organization the Association hadonly seven members but has grownrapidly until now there arc about fifty

active members on the roll Within amonth after starting the Associationheld its first semiannual target prac-

tice¬

in July last its second and onSaturday last New Years Day its thirdThe weather was everything that couldbe desired yet the shooting was ratherindifferent being behind the record ofJuly Mr C 11 Wilson is the first

man to win the Hrodic medal a secondtime and will become its possessor ifhe wins it a third time llelow arcgiven statements of each contest withthe full scores

1 iikouii MiiAUValued at 50 also second prize of

5 Conditions of the match Opento all members of the association andmembers of the regular and volunteermilitary companies of the Kingdom tobecome the property of the marksmanwinning it three limes at regular meet-ings of the H R A

Distance 200 yards rounds 10any military rifle under the rules limit-

ed¬

to one entry to each competitorWon January i 1886 by Win

UngcrWon July 5 1886 by C 11 Wilson

C 11 Wilson 5 4 4 s 3 1 s 4 4 442John Rothwcll 4 4 4 3 3 3 4 S 4 530- -

J Hrodic 4 4 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 3K Hingley 3 5 3 14444 4 3 3J W Pnitt 4 4 4 333 3544

-3-6J II Fisher 2 34 43 34 4 4 435- -

C Nicoll 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 2 35- -

C w Ashfbrd 44443 404 4435F J Niggins 44 3 04 4 4 4 435Wm Ungcr 2334354334

Ierrill 243334353 333- -

Saml Parker 335424403433W C King 333233 4 33 431W H Cornwcll 32334243327I Wood 0230323 23 2 20

II II It A IKOlHY

Valued at 150 Competitors limit-

ed¬

to members of the AssociationConditions For the highest aggregate score at 200 and 500 yards 10rounds at each distance any militaryrifle under the rules to become theproperty of the marksman winning i

three times at regular meetings of theII R A

Won January i 1S86 by F JWiggins

Won July 5 1 386 by J lirodicM D

Wm Unger 200 yards 3 4 4 4 4 34 5 5 3 3J- - 5 artlst 4 4 5 5 4 2

405 3397S- -

C 11 Wilson 200 yards 543 0444 3 3 333- - 500 arus 5 4 4 2 4 52 5 5 440-7- 3-

J Hrodie 200 yards 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 5

3 439- - 500 ards 4 3 5 I34233 4 31 73- -

J Rothwcll 200 yards 4 1433343 4 335- - 5o ls 5 5 4 34 3 3 2

4 3-- 36-71

J H 1isher 200 yards 5 4 3 4 4 4

4 3 4 439- - 500 yards 23222354 4 5-- 3J7-

J Nicoll 200 yards 23544543 4 34- - 500 yams 522245 4 1

4-- 34-O8

J W Pratt 200 yards 3 4 3 4 4 3 4I 4 538- - 500 yds 3 4 3 5 2 0 2 0

202159F J Higgms 200 yards 4 4 4 5 3 4

14 3 439- - 500 ards 0532202220- - -- 18 57

C W Ashford 200 yards 4 3 4 3 4

4 3 3 5 437- - 5oo yards 42222002031754

li Hingley 200 yards 4 4 3 4 3 2 4

4 4 436- - 500 vards 020022331 753- -

F Terrill 200 yards 240033423 4- 500 yards 0002030042H35- -

III -- MIJKN I RUM ANU TAKU unrnniMIDAI

Valued at 100 also a second prizeof 5 Conditions Open to all comersto become the property of the marksman winning it three tiivies at regularmeetings of the H R A 10 roundseach at the 400 and 500 yard rangesanv military rifle under the ruleslimited to one entry for each compctitor

Won July 5 1886 by J HrodieM I

W C King 400 yards 5 5 3 4 5 5 5

5 5 547- - 5o ytirds 5545532354-4- -88

Win Unger 400 yards 5 5 4 5 5 5 4

4 4 5 45- - 500 yards 5 4 4 3 4 4 5 4-

2 40--- 86

C U Wilson 400 yards 3 4 3 5 4 4

3 5 3 4-- 38- 5o yds 5 5 4 3 4 4 3

5 3 4-- 40-78

5 4 338- - 500 yas 444240242 O 26 64

F J Iliggirs 400 yards 5 5 4 4 5 5

3 5 5 546 500 yaK 3 3 4 4 4 2 4

2 3 3 377- -

MHKHraanaatM iStfMLtSSSti

C NiColl 406 yards 444354323 537- - 5o yards 03032455553209

E Hingley 400 yards 25244454 2 032 500 yards 245424422 5 34 65

J II Fisher 400 yards 34 42335 4 5 538 500 yards 20433522 3 32765

J Rothwcll 400 yards 5442542J Hrodic 400 yards 3 5 4 2 5 4 4 4

4 439 500 yards 0004502333 20 50

J W Pratt 400 yards 20422004 2 3 19 500 yards 402200243 01736

for the hignest aggregitc score inthe preceding thrde matches Mr WmUngcr wins the Governor Dommiscup Won July 5 1886 by J HrodieM D

IV AMi COMKRS MATCH

Four cash prizes namely 25 1510 and 10 per cent of the net receiptsConditions Open to all marksmenany military rifles under the rules torounds distance 200 yards Entriesunlimited

i Hingley 5 5 5 4 4 3 4 4 4 1

42C H Wilson 454 45 4 454342C W Ashford 454444444441W C King 4 4 5 4 5 4 4 5 4 2

41J H Fisher 4 5 4 4 4 5 3 4 3 440Wm Unger 5 4 3 4 14344439- -

C Nicoll 4 3 4 3 4 43 3 4 43- -

F Higgins 434442544 236W H McLean 332 253344433H M Whitney Jr 3 3 4 4 2 4 2 3

4 332- -

J uicas 043 3434343w it Lornweii 233333333o

j w rmu 43332403Saml Parker 44304 33

3i34

4 4 3

4 4 o29J J Williams 432020232321

J Kothwvll 000343430320

V ASSOCIATION SRCONI CLASS MATCH

Open to all members of the Associa-tion

¬

o have never nude a record exceeding 75 per cent at any regularmeeting of the li K A rirst prizea silver it Londttions Roundsto distance 20b yards any militaryrifle under the rules Entrance fee 1

Entries unlimitedC W AfthTord 4 5 4 3 4 4 3 3 14

F Ierrill 44333 4 3S 4 437W H Corrwcll3 3233333 J27Saml Parker 232333403326W McLean 043303303322

VI ASSOCIATION THIRD CLASS MATCH

Open to all members of the Associa-tion

¬

who have never made a record excccding 65 per cent at any rcgulatmectmi of the H R A 1 irst prizeSpringfield rifle Conditions same asin match No 5

C W Ashford 3 4 5 3 3 4 14 4 4-3- 8

W H McLean 3432 43 3344W H Cornwcll 32 4 4 44333333- -

A H Haylcy 3 4 3 4 3 3 4 2 3 3

32Saml Parker 30 3434323 2

27J J Williams 423203243427

VII CONSOLATION MATCH

Four cash prizes namely 25 15 10and 10 percent of the net receiptsConditions Open to all marksmen whohave never made a record exceeding 70per cent at any meeting of the H RA rounds 5 distance 200 yards anymilitary rifle under the rules Entriesunlimited

C W Ashford 5 4 3 4 3 19F Terriil 4424 4-

- 18

Saml Parker 4424 2 16W II Cornwell 3423 2 14J J Williams 2 3 3 2 3 13W II McLean 3322 2 12

dpi Iorcnzen 2044 o 10

The Queens Luu

The lunu given by Her Majesty incelebration of her fifty first birthday onSaturday was appointed for 230 p inbut it was an hour later before it beganIt was a great success about fivehundred people bitting down inthelanai in front of the Iuace An inno-

vation¬

on the native style was the seat ¬

ing of the guests on chairs instead ofon the floor All present were givena handkerchief with Queen Kapiolanis npine prettily embroidered thereonas a memento ot the occasion l lieKing was not present being confinedto the Palace through indispositionIn the evening a series of hula danceswas performed before large crowdsconeluding at an early hour

The jumping match for a puroe of500 at MaiOki on New Year s Uay re-

sulted¬

in Wm Moore accepter of thechallenge b ating Robert Levv thechallenger by about six incites Therewas no measuring rule on the groundto that the distance is only known tothe man who measured it with a cjeand made up the score at home Thewinning three jumps is said howeverto have been soineth ng over nineteenfeet Levy was not in good trim

DOUBLE TRAGEDY

A Kauat Man Kills His Wife and HangHimself

Marshal Kaulukou has been officially

informed that on Tuesday night last

at Hanapcpe Island of Kauai a nativeman named Kiekie killed his wife with

a knife and then hung himself Hothwere dead when found next day MrSamuel Wilcox Sheriff of Kauai helda coroners inquest over the two bodiesthe jury returning verdicts in accord-ance

¬

with the obvious facts There isno mention made of probable causefor Kiekie s awful double crime

As a true tonic effective invicorMor andgenuine appetizer Duffys Malt WhUky U

unexcelled

Shipping Intelligence

ARRIVALS- -

Sunoav JanHtwiT twalanl from Waiatue mid Kuuilbinir J A Cummin from Mn rundo

Satvruay Jan I

Sttnr Klnau from Maul anl ItavrnllSimr Llkrlike from KahululStmr Surprise from KuauStmr Ja Makee from KauaiStmr C R Ilnliop from Woutue and KauaiStmr Mokolil from Molokat and MaulStmr Ixhuit from HainakuaStmr Waimanalo from Walmanalollfftne Comuelo from San rrancltco

Walehu from Koulautchr K0I1 Ho from Koolm

DEPARTURESSunday Jan

Ilk Nellie May for Port Towiwend

VESSELS LEAVIVOITO DAYStmr Surprise for KuauStmr Mokolil for MolokalSmr Walmanalo for Walmanalohtmr liktlikefor Kautukakni and lianaSchr Walehu for KoolauSchr Itob Koy for Koolaullktne W 11 Uimond for San lranclwo

PASSENGERSIrum Hawaii and Maui tier ttmr Klnau Saturday

Jam WC Iarke MrtOalgle amUwvant K Kaiaura 11 unome air j u oau mih Minnie iirown jIavtrnltr llitliop Willii W K Slmt and ntaut 6ilKk

Trom Kahulul per llmr Likelike Saturday Jan lKalhef tonore llrotliera Louit Ailcliael and JephMrs A I Joiim Mi M DmlcU MUa b Danilt I AAndiewi A It Smith F F 1orter 4 ChlneM andabout 55 ileik

From Kauai peritnrC K Clihop Saturdty JiMr K W Hall and child Mr AtmilroiE Mr Gi

an trllfil- -

Ian Mrromandex and Mrs 1 orrrMFrom MoUkal pertmr Mokolil Saturday Jan 1

W Lyon and about deckFrom Wnlanat and Kauai tier stmr I walasl Sun

day Jan A K II hwift W WaterltouM A Haw I

AAnthon F II Krutcen Fraru Lundemk Ah Ieand about 41 deck

Vossols lu Port front Torolgii Ports- -

llltne Mary Winkalman Iktckna font San Franciw

llktne WreMltr Sclianane from NewcaMlt N S WIlk Ceylon from 5m n t ranchcoIlk Nellie May AiUln from N C K S WAm bk Saranac from NewVorkllfttne W II Dimond fiDm San tranciCOAm thin Mercury from Newcatlle N S Wllktne llureka from San FranciscoIlk Star of Devon from Framings Iilandllktne Klla from Snn FranclKullkuie John Smith from Newcaule N S WAm tern W S llowne Paul from San FrancittbMartha Davit llenton from IhntonChilian corvette Pilcomayo 1 A Goil from Vatpv

ralw via l iter ItbndS S Fxptortr II F llolman of IwJonSchr Malolo Q II Holland from llarvev Ulaudi kllvMne W 0 Irwin McCulloch from Sai Prandwollktne Planter Pcrriman from ban Franctwo

Vnstoli Ezpooted from Forolcu PortAm brjitne Salina lllake fruni S in FraiKico dueAm bk Maltha Davit F M Iknvm wiled from

Douon AliKUtt jtli due Dcccinlxr lo f To C llrewerSi Co

Ilr bk Martha Fuher 10 have wiled from LiverpoolAuxutt s- -

llrit bk GlcngaW Holletlon from Liverpool dueJanua y ijjo 1M7 T II Dvlts k Co aetnis

Ambkine h N Catle Hubbard from Port Townscud W T due December ij ao Cattle i Cookenients

Haw bk Lady Laroptoii Marrton from Newcatlledue February lo jo To lltewer Co acents

Rer bk Hilra from Hongkong dae DecemberOer bk Herrules from Uverpool due Feb-

ruary ao io iM lo Schacfet Co asenttStmr Eaplorer from Ala due December

34 31b S Marlpota llaw rd from the Colonies due

January I

llktne Contuelo Coulus from San FrencUoo dueDecember aG it

ljtne Wm S Irwin McCulloch from San Franciscodue Dccrmlier 5 o

llktne Planter Pcrriman from San Franci co dueDecember 95 30

Ilk Caibaueii Perklnt from San Francisco due De ¬

cember 18 January 5

clclu SfcbcrUscmcnte

lirtI TKLRlllOSF NO V O IIOX NO 413

OHAS T aULIOK

NOTARY PUBLICAgent to take acknowlcdglnentt to Labor

Contracts Marriage License AgentGeneral lUisincss and Commis- -

sion Agcnl and

REAL ESTATE BROKER

Campbells Block second iloor adjoiningUnited Stat Consulate Merchant streetHonolulu II I

Hawaiian Bell Telephone Co

The annual meeting of the stock holders ofthe Hawaiian Hell Telephone Co will beheld nt the office of the Company on Mer ¬

chant street nt 12 M on Saturday the Slh pJanuary J K I1K0WN

netretaryJanuary I 1887

e

Dissolution of Co partnership

HERETOTHE existing between A llrown and JVhlllips under the firm name mid style ofllrown Phillips having expired by limita-tion the buslncvi will hereafter be carried onby I Phillips who will pay till debts owed byand collect all bills due tald firm

JOHN PHILLIPSHonolulu Dec 31 18SG

CARDReferring to the nbove notice the under ¬

signed takes the opportunity of thanking lliepublic for the generous patronage bcsjnwcd onthe late firm ol Drown it Phillips nnd of respectfully soliciting a continuance thereof 10its successor Mr Phillips

A UROWNHonolulu Dec y 1BS6

wiUaB wCMomwjb

ilcb 2tftcvticcmcnls

0 E If E w T

-J- UST KlXniVKD

White Bros Portland Cement

FULL WEIGHT400 pounds

G- - W Macfarlane Co

MINCE PIES

Those Delicious and Rich Chrittmas andNew Years

MINCE PIESm

Knjoylng a twenty years reputation will beready for sale from THURSDAY Decemberajrtl at

F HORNS-- ALSO

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR 8 CAKE

Of all descriptions decorated in HO 00well known artistic style fiomlooio 5or at 50 cents per pound at the

Pioneer Steam Candy Factory Oakery- Hotel St bet Nuuanu and Fort St

Doth Telephones No 74

FOR SALE OR LEASE

That desirable building lot tilualcil on thenotlh title of King street adjoining the residence of the Hon Paul Neumann

The lot is 300 feet deep with a frontage of130 feel completely fenced with walcr laidon throughout I or further particulars ap ¬

ply to

GW Macfarlane Co

J H SOPERInvites attention to the following list

HOLIDAY GOODSJust received per Oceanic steamship Australia

CHILDRENS- - BOOKS

Chatterbox 1SS6 beautifully boundrranic iesues unairtrnookOur Hero General US Grant Where When

and How He FoughtNursery A II C Picture Story Magic

Dream and Iortunc Telling 1 looks clc

CA11DS AND PIC rUUESCHRISTMAS CARDS beautiful lesigns

including Ruphael Tuck 1 Sons ArtisticSeries

Large Scrap Pictures comprising the LordMayors Procession The Queen ReturnIng front a Review and other grand subject

Smail Shell PlaquesChildrens Toy lllocktGarnet etc clc

STAND A1U HOOKS

Kamily llible with RegistersHills ManualScents of Succets IlusinossGolden Key to SuccessSuccessful Housekeepingicn iiurRoots and SaddlesAnd a largo variety of popular works

GOLD PENS AND HOLDERS

In large supply ojul variety Diaries PockelHooks Ulank Hooks eje etc

J H SOPER1

llookscller Slationcr nnd NewsGaietto Illock Mercinnt Street

GASOLINE-- OK TIIE- -

Agent

HIGHESriLLUMINATING POWER

IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT

lor Sale lljs- -Q-- W Macfarlane Co

A CARIX

UNDERSIGNED WISHES TOTHE his nearly thanks to Pilot Mclniyrefor collecting and lie other pilots and citizensof Honolulu who liae contributed a handsome purse for a Christmas present to me

CHARLES PETERSONMarine Signal Station Diamond He

December 30 1SS6

New Pliolograpli CilleryAbove Pantheon Stable

Fokt St nrir Honolulu II I

Portraits anil kteguarantm

Pirt tla work Sjtufactl

I A CONSAIVUS

NOTICE

PERSONS DESIPTNG SLIPS OR SITFou Strect Church cm pro

cure same by npplyng to the Treasurer MrJ II Allierlnn at Castle IooVs

tmiSX tt BbMtftfiWiriiiiianillKrf

ScttCiiil Jlbbcviiscmcnts

Santa Ciaus Keadciuartrs

10a roivr STREET

It repete with ittmunl vulety of ittractlve ndMatorialile Kovttdea for young nd old

of

tio

in

id

Confuting In prt of

Mlscc1lancoiisArt Presentation Rooks

IKCLIirNI

A Invoice of Mrs Sinclair IndigrnoiHMowers of the Hawaiian Mandt Moral

and handy volume 1oetiT Juvenile booksOffice and locket Diaries for 1887

New Stle Papeteries and Tablets

Portfolio Plmh CooJ Ijtdes and 0ut TrarelirtfCw KeceMariei Work Ilakets fittrd Cold

1enciN Pens and Holders Chartm Stylo--graph Pent ChriMm1t and New Vjjart

Cardv with more to follow

NEW TOYS AND GAMES

Fot the Yountf Folks

Dolls and Doll Sundries

Heads Ilodiel Aims Mio i Half Jewelry Kic

Wire lleds and Mattrattes Dolls Carriages Chaiiand I able Wagutf Uarrowt tiMlkicp

Vvlocipeles Iricycles KkLIiikkll0TM ShOO ll11

RUBB13R GOODSDolls Rattles Animals ItalU Ktc Htc

Croquet Sets Asstd Grades

Together with a variety of other aiticle width muttbe teen to I e nj prctialcd

Orders repectfully Mtciled and filled with tare

TIIOS G THRUM

BOOKSELLER and STATIOKtt

100 Fort Street

SUN FIRE OFFICE-- OF LONDO- N-

Eatabllshecl 1710Insurance elTcclctl upon every description

of properly at current rates of premiums

TOTAL SUM INSURED IN 1885

327 333700Claims arranged by the Local Agents ami

paltl with promptitude and liberality Thejtirivdiction of the Local Tribunals recocniicd

G W Macfarlane CoAgent for Hawaiian Islands

MINCE PIESOn sale at the

King- - St cet

MINCE PIESMade from the Celebrated recipe of Messrs

Melltr Halbe

Crystal Soda Works

- MNUKACTUKMHIOK

SQIDA WifVIEH --

GKEnXTGKEiK XjE

FLORIDA LEMONADE

Aoratod Waters of All Kinds

Fruit Syrups and Essoncos

riirojH3irKUiiolcililio IlKsI NOlOllKS

WE USE PATENT STOPPERS

In all uiir Hollies

SIT We Invito jpjrticulai attention to ur IjtmKiller recently lilrjdtinil by tvhlch all afr U

IK V frd f InT W delitr our PomU fr of charje to all pantor the city

Careful attention Valil to ManJ Order AucIkmi

THE CRYSTAL SODA WORKS

P 0 IIOC 3S7- - IIONOI VUV II I

Telephone No 208

Snbscrbe for the IIeiuld

Ji

rflfl11 Sij

ISMU- - 1

Ul itiB ff

it- 6 3

ll I ri -

m

H

J

a

i i

i

J

I

jSMSwiiTlililfJiMyiV

A IftSWAt tefiiiifatHANcsehs suftFEif ee with sweet

SOUNDS IN THE CITIES

Tlio ItincVmit Minstrel nnd III HIiibIiirSlmo Strnln of Mliale Krorjwticre In

Milan No Icnpo rm tho TerribleOrdeal

Many of tlioso Italian exiles however whomI havo encountered In Paris Brussels Lnti

sarnie and Ocnova rarely stoop to manuallabor In order to cko out n living llofortleaving tlielr natlvo land tlicy kidnap boyaand girls who havo Rood voices or bring theirown children wh thciur and train them upto play tambourines nnd concertina 01

matter tho Ditto and tho violin and oncethey havo received this elementary instruc-tion tho Impresario travels nil Europo withthem nnd sometimes crosses over to Americawhero he gcucmlly fancies that n largo fortuno Is to bo mado out of tho material whichho has jot ready on hand Cafes art generally tho haunts of these itinerant mlnslrolsWhen ho bring them Into any town or cityho takes up his quarters In ono of tho backlanes and sends them out to sing If they titnot lay n certain amount of money nt bis feetat night when thoy como homo ho beata themand sends them to bed suppcrloss and theresult Is that when ther grow to tho years olmaturity thoy abandon tho old tyrant nndho Is forced to seek other fields nnd pasturenow for his fortuno making

A 81NQ1NQ BLAVZThe cruelties practiced on theso llttlo one

nro fearful to contemplate Often havo 1

seen n pretty dark eyed Neapolitan signorlnclooking pale and haggard at tho enrly ngo ol13 or 13 summers her features robbed olthat rich red color of southern climes nnd n

pitiful harrowing grow in her orbs as sheglanced meekly at you and pleaded mutelyfor n copper Others I havo beheld withwars and bruises on their checks sad re-minders of tho ferocity of their owners whojocket tho swag loll lazily at homo all dayvhllo their misemblo littlo hacks nro wasting

their Uvea nwny in tho fetid atmosphere otlow drinking saloons crying for alms andtorccd to listen to tho ribald conversation olbesotted drunkards

I found ono of theso palo faccd childrentugging at my coat tails ono evening as Iwas leaning over tho battlement of ono oltho bridges overlooking tho llliono nt Ocno raWhen 1 turned nround I saw n prematurelyaged child with tear laden eyes holding outtho palm of her Innd nnd looking up piteously at me 8ho held n very old violin undciher arms ond n pair of tiny cymbrds wotattached to n hcmjwn cord that encircled herwnUt Alii monsieur sho cried In brokenFrench I havo been out nil day playing butth times are bad nnd pcoplo havo no moneyto throw nwny on me I only corned 10 sotuand papa always beats mo when I do notbring him a franc and nowjt is too late toplay any more and I fcol so ill that I fuar 1

will dio if ho knocks tno down and kirks nicas ho often did before Will the monsieurfor tho lovo ot tho Madonna havo pity on

InoF O ceill inspire monsieur to have pityon mo I

A MUSICAL 1IEDLAM

Milan Is so far as tho cultivation of musicIs concerned a typical Italian city Ithaiits world famed Bcala whero VcrdPu new comjiosltlon is to bo played during tlio forthcom-ing season and a conservatory for operaticpupils Every day strains of music fall al-most ceaselessly on tho ear ovcry where Withtho first Hush of early day ono hears thomartial ring ot tho military bands as thoymarch nt tho head ot their respective regiments for drill to tho spacious piazza lieliindUio Foro Bonaparte where MacMulioiia con-quering legions passed In rtivlaw after thebattle of Magenta

Throughout tho entire day you nro euro tobo charmed or bored by roving songster ifyou happen to live In a room looking on thecourtyard for Into theso yards do theythrong In over Increasing numbers reedplayers nnd harpers cymbal dashers andviolinists till ovcutunlly thoy kick up suchan Internal racket that you might well fancyyourself In Oedlam during such an operationIt U In the uvening however that thl rushof Bounds and jarring melodies reaches Itsclimax IC you enter any of tho nioctnllocafes to talc an apcritivo you sco an orches¬

tra composed ot eight or ten musiciansranged before you and you havo got to listen

nolens volens to snatches from Verdi nndBeethoven

HO ESCAPE FOn YOU

Trip into n liwtaurnnt and sit down to din-ner

¬

During tho linlf hour you spend Inswallowing a veal cutlet nnd a miniaturepyramid of maize washed down with a halfbottle- of barolo no Ices than tlirno or fourgroups of vocal or instrumental musicianswill havo como In or gono out after shatterlug your nerves and relieving you of anystray coppcra you mny possess Then if thothought strikes you to wind up tho eveningout n coffee aud brandy on tho terrace of acafo shadowed over by trocs and trclllsedvines harmony tho mother of the muses ordbconl bom of devils will soothe yourvearysoul or eonsibly interfere with yourdigestion In the public parks nnd squaresIn the streets nnd along tho avenues In tinby lanes nnd nlloys you will havo to Jostleup against bellowing bopranos or open yourcars to tho painful Infliction of a w boozytreble

Qo where you will you cannot escape fromthe terriblo ordeal Pandemonium spreads itscanopy over your head and ranges Its wnlhnnd pillars on every side of you If you cryout aloud against the nuisance and publiclyappeal to bo delivered from it you nro de-nounced as n sour crab and a soulless louttTho finger of scorn will bo pointed nt yon aat one who cannot ralso himself from tlio dograding lovol of tho brute as ono who has noheart for tho sublime and no feeling for ththe beautiful a crusty old dog whoso onlyfate It Is to wallow In tho mlro of his owncoarso and stupid bestiality Milan Cor BanFrancisco Cbrouiele

Col McCIure am Ills CropsCol McCluro of tho Philadelphia Times

began a recent speech by telling tho followingbit of experience- - during tho war of tho rebelHon Ho said bo planted some fino crops overiu Franklin county Pa In 1801 but Gen Pat-terson of tho Union army came along andharvested them In 1S3 ho tried it again onn largerscalo but Gen Job Stuart of tlio Con ¬

federate fide came along nnd carries oil overything ho had Next year ho tried it iigalu butGen Ieo mado a visit to his farm nnd appro ¬

priated the crops Tlio fourth year tho colonelagain planted and got his crops safely liarvested nnd felt happy blt Gen McCausIandcomo up that way with somo of his Confeder-ate force and burned tho barn and the con-tents

¬

Exchange

It Didnt Work Well --

An economical farmer out in Minnesota recently had n suit of clothes mado of wlro bolt ¬

ing cloth thinking It would last him foryears Fifteen minutes after ho put it on howas struck In ten places at onco by lightningnnd was so full of the metal that it was necessary for his family to employ the jorvlccs ofa political wire puller to get tho mttuillostrands out ot the remains Puck

iuh 3JVi

A LONCJ Nj0l6YE0 flErJSd

Tlio 2soo Has llccn Overlooked TlitollfchAll Mm Long Centuries

Isnt It n llttlo singular tjiat tho noso thoorgan of smelling has through nil tho longcenturies been neglected In tho matter ofeducation All tho other senses fnvo olonothatof smelling are cultivated and ImprovedTnko that of sight which has been aided nndeducated by means of tho microscow andtelescope not to speak of spectacles whichovoreomo visual deficiencies and continuo oldeyes In useful employment to tho last mo ¬

ment of existence It you linvo a daughterwith a piano or neighbors similarly endowedyou know what has been done In educatingtho touch By educating tho linger tips thoblind nro enabled to read Tho sense of hear ¬

ing and of taste are both educatedTnko tho practical arts What n blessing

n plumber or health ofllcer would bo with anoso trained to business What a Bwcct boonn specialist would bo who with n snuff ortwo In tho mispectod locality would bo nbloto say this is malaria thats scarlatinaheros typhoid fover Isnt It strnngo that

this last quarter of the Nineteenth centurybig with great Inventions hns dono nothingfor this long neglected sense Then theshape of tho nose It Is not unlikely that Ithas greatly degenerated In form from whntit onco was Tnko an old coin of Homo orGreece and you will readily satisfy yourselfthat this is no mcro assumption llomnii nndGrecian noses of pure typos are now extremely rare Thoo distinctive tyfxjs nro merginginto a conglomerate nose It Is wild thatcharacter depends largely upon tho form oftho nose Why then lenvo so much tochancel Why not train up a noso In tho wayIt should got

If n person has n good nose a noso ofcharacter ho iminlh liko tho blue chinaendeavors to llvoup to it To flovnto therace then w ould It not bo well to begin withtho nosel I havo little doubt n pug noso hasin many cases been more burdensomo thantho proverbial millstone Many a boy otgood intent Ions has perhaps been turned nsidofrom tho path of high endeavor bv dltcover- -

ing tho fdnuntivo period that his noso was npug or of some other pleliclnn form Many jitIs true havo Ixxm able to riso nlxivo such ndiscouraging endowment but no one recom ¬

pute tho thousands who havo fallen after anoblo but Ineffectual struggle against n nose

Dr II II Allen

Tim Ignition Times Inrln CorreapomlcntTlio Paris corrcsrmndent of Tho Times can ¬

not 1m called n brilliant writer indeed If hisarthlesnro judged by rules of that nbomlnntiou called grammar Im afraid theyd notpass muster with a New England jicdngoguoBut there aro clever senso and solid facts iualmost every line and facta told in such nway that readers of tho paper can understandthent is what nil good managing editors mostwant from their cornwjioiideiiui But if Mdo Blowltz Is not rhetorically perfect ho certainly is a most wonderful relator ot factswhilo his predictions based on tlio news hehears ore clear conciio and very opt to comotrue In overy particular Ho has also strongDower for desei inllvo writlnc 1 have readmany n dispatch ot his ilch was as graphicas anything ever penned Ho does a vastnmouut of w ork and yet ho cannot bo exactlycalled a dally grinder at tho nawspajicr gristmill His iositlon is such that ho Is forced todo much social visiting while of course hais officially everywhere Ho Is ono of If nottho best after dinner nrofccri wo havo InPrlt and all guctt bidden to the banquetnro glad when Ms turn conies to nddrtKsthcmHosjieaks English French German ItalianSpanish nnd Aruhio with equal ease and hoIs always cloqucut oven though Ids pronunci-ation

¬

is somewhat marred by a slight impedi ¬

mentTlio secret of M do BIohIU success as a

gatherer of great news is that Europeanstatesmen linve confidence m him IIo neverlwtrays this confidence no matter how greatthe temptation to bent or woop n rivollie Is on intimate terms with tho lxt states ¬

men of tho continent and when they say toIdm Do not repeat tills conversation ho re-

mark¬

When tho time U opportuno and Inmy Judgment tho facts you liave just relatedto mo nro useful to Tho Times I will nk youto let me um them hut I will not do so with-

out¬

your ivnntaion Then ho goes homoanil he has his shortlinnd secretary writedownevery word of tho conversation but ho willnot over use It without innissloti It Is thisregard for his personal honor that makes himof such great value Boston Hemld

Tlio lrnror Turn Came LnntIt wcKd seem almost gratuitous to at-

tribute¬

to tho modern Athenian oven thetaint of snobbery In his dcolro to appear ex-

clusive¬

as is frequcntly tlio cose at the sum-

mer¬

resorts Iiut sometimes tlio charge mayIn fairly sustained av tlio rollowiiig storywill Illustrate Mr Ilfutroli brought hisfomll to Breezy Co vo quite early and beforetho summer sojourners had appeared in forceho liad made tho acimalntanco of Mr X ngenial gentleman with a fondness for literarypursuits and natural history All went wellfor tho first week and then unpleasant to re-

late¬

Mr Ecntrpll in strolling by tho shoreon morning caught Mr X in tho very netof sitting uion a dingy keg down by tho fishguises In tiie rough got b suitable for marinestudlp conversing pleasantly with a bevy offishermen Could Mr It licllovo his eyesYes it was true and ho coldly recognizedhis piazza acquaintance the next morningttycro was a repetition of tho flagrant oirensoto pollto society and iour Mr X was giventhe cut direct

Meanwhile the seasldo studlcJ nnd the con ¬

fabs with tho honest fishermen went on nndtho season woro away September cameand after repeated refusals Mr X was pre-vailed

¬

upon by several of tho tjucstu andamong them a good minister who know himwell to glvo them a natural history talk intlio big parlor All of Breezy Covo was in-

vited¬

and when tho evening camo there weroexhibitions of hugo diagram and nn hourand u half of rapid charcoal drawing In Illus-

tration of a very pleasing talk upon nn in ¬

teresting tbomo Tlio company was dolighted and among tho first to como forwardnt the conclusion of tho lecture with con-gratulation and fulsomo compliment wasthe exclusive Mr Itcntroll It was now mydear Professor Xa tlmo to bo cool BostonBoconl

Tim Sultan of MoroccoTho sultan of Morocco is said to bo n verit-

able¬

Ilanmn nl llaschld Ho is handsomoand most t y In manner nnd professes tobo n propln1 i which character ho leads aquiet and rutlcr secluded life IIo possesses0000 wives whom ho keep in harems nt FczMorocco and Mekues IIo also has a travel-ing

¬

harem which constantly attends himChicago Tribune

Tho Blnrguerlte of StureuerltesTho cjueen of Italy tho Marguorlto of

Marguerites as King Umlicrto calls herdressed by Worth changing her gowns fourtiinos a day dancing liko n sylph and ridingliko an amazon has yet tlmo to fill tho Quirlnal nnd her jutlaco at Monzn with crystalsfrom Venice carving in Ivory oldjowolryand intaglios Chicago Herald

Sixty threo varicticu of tollot iroparntlonshavo beit scut to Jlra Langtry for trial amirecom onJatiou

r - i- -

General bUcvtbLiftcitlfi

H HACKFELD CO-- OflTcr for Sale- -

Various Slies

STEEL RAILS FENCE WIRES

ROOFING SLATES CEMENT

CROCKERY ROCK SALT

Vienna FurnitureAnd a Large Varittyof other Goods too Numerous to Mention

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LDSUCCESSORS TO

Dillingham Co and Saml NottHOLIDAY GOODS

Mertden Silver Plated Ware New designs in ChandeliersLamps and Lanterns

POCKET CUTLERY SHELF HARDWAREAgricultural Implements a new Fire Proof Paint for Shingle and

Metal Roofs Carriage Paint for country use no varnish required StovesTinware Lubricating Oil Kerosene Oit and General Merchandise

- i

Charles Hustace100 and 111 King St between Fort nd AUkoa

Has received per late arrivals a full assortment of

staple --atTD FAJtTCTr onocnarcsContVllnjc In sit of

Family Flour Scrmca Oat Meal Corn Meal Clacked Wheat UreaVfsvt Jem Dupec Hamand ihcon Codfish I ard Smoked llucf New Cheese Kegs Cal ltultcr DatM KaltinlMustard Sauce Sea Foam Wafers Saloon and Medium llread Apple Humboldt PotatoesWheat Corn Uran Also a lull line of Cal Cracker Cos Crackers and Cakes All olwhich are offered at lowest rates All orders reccire careful attention and prumH delivery

Both Telephones No no PO Dos No J7

Tlie Central Cigar StandCampbells Block Merchant Street

F MILDER - - ProprietorHell Telephone 172 Mutual Telephone 375

Gentlemen will find the Central always stocked with thuchoicest Havana and Dpmestic Cigars and Tobaccos Freshimportations iiy every steamer

The Finest Manilla Oicxn la the Market on Hsnd

Island orders Carefully attended to Give me a callmim -- - --Jlji ilUff JM WfA TJg

George- - Engelhardtlonwrlr arllh Semiitl Noll

IMTORTER AND DEAUJR IN

STOVES CHANDELIERS LAMPSALS- O-

rockcry Glassware House Furnishing Hardware AgateIron and Tinware

AGENT HALLS SAFE AND LOCK-- COMPANYBeaver Block Fort Street

Thl Slure forncrly occupied Ly S NurT oppoKlt SrCKL Is Co IUi1 Honolulu II I

S N CSI1EO I CASTIK

ATIIBKTONCASlli

GASTLE COOKE

Shipping Commission MerchantsIMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

GENERAL MERCHANDISE

AOENTST011

t

J IIJ It

ICohab Sugar Company llailu Sujir CompanyIala IUnuilon Hitchcock Co IUntaiitn

0rovK4ncll 1linUtion II HaliteaJ W lilU 1UnUlfenA II Smiih Co Koloa Kauai -

Ulim Fire nnd Marina Iiuurance Company of San FranciKo1 Ina Firo Insurance Comunyof llanforJTh New IiiiUml Mu uat Life Insurance Company cf Hoiton

I M Wettona rjtcnt Centrifugal MadilneaThe New Voik and Honolulu PacWt Une

The Mcrtlunti Line Honolulu and San FranclcoDr Jayne Son Cclebralrd Medicine

Wilcox i Oit KemlnKton and Vhleri Wlion Slng Matlil

LAINE COHave received a consignment of the most Economical and Valuable Feed for all kinds of stock vlx

COOKED LINSEED MEALIt is tlio sreatest Flesh former- - Milk and Dutter producer n use

Oil Cake Meal ahow about 17 per cent of nuttiiivu matter I this nearly 39 per cent w bs of this mealla equal 10 500 lbs 01 oats or 3111 lift 01 corn or 10 707 ius 01 wncai uran mo our unrivaicuMIXED FEED hs well us our usual aupplw of the wl kinds of

Hay Oata Wlioat Cora Etc EtcWhich is offered at the Lowest Market Kales and delivered free ny part of the city

EX B THOMASContractor Builder

Estimates given on all kinds of lltick Iron Stone anil Wocxlen DullilinRS Refers to thefollowing prominent buildings erected by Mm nmonest others loo numerous to mention theKings Palace Iunalilo Home Ojiera Home Honolulu Library Wilder Mrs Lack PoliceUIUI 414YTUII Dummies EIC

Brick Work in all its BrandiesOfficeS romcr Queen and Alakea Streets Mu Telephone Ho 38s

--Viafo mKUA1

General bciliacmcnts

iJlGteiieiHons

GROCERS

To 4 pfciioeii St

SUGAR SUGAR

In Uirrtfc llf Urrek mi Ur

HWfc nur rkJJfn tkibk nut in nra

9uVt Hti niSV Itwirv nul

rtitaui

Crirvn 1

r ii tvntSMbOMfilicMCrMlrJ

Sum llntn Ohim k1 Itm

SUU 11mm WlfScV IImh fUd

rvH

SmV1 MM iMyva

CK4 tr o4t

11m

SkV IttMM HmwSmV 1Imm Uo

SACKS IOTATOIW HKriTIn QUNNIBS

QVers

CMeClMVrJSklMaV afCaMt Omh MeM vUle lolt W

Caw0t tX I It MOaws Com SLWWb

Casks Dupcc Hams

CmV t A I laws Caw A 1L Ik

Ca4 PahUiV lAnL J patQsMt Kwawf UM mW rair

Cut WM1bs llbttK la llsHalf fitVta RAir fflh Mtt

Oasax Xvnj CIt cam

IUim and Wk Sail Qtsifr hnUa Tiinm Ouh04 Mhx lalmis

Cases Laundr SisrvjiKit llrawn Lauodrj- - eH

Iure Java Coffee Rbatted and Crsund t lb tinsSacks Jreen CoiTer

Chins Japan Tea I b PapersChests Japan Tea H lb papeft

Itoaes UaUInt limlofi lnyrrsluaej KftltiiiS lonion I aym

UH IUWiii Mutant

tlruuis Citronlljtci Currants

Cases CuclaleCattt sej ricktes

Case Splcn assorted all ill

SacUlHhsh V1niiSatU Sofl Shell Almonli

Cnses California Money t lb tinsCaves Klne MorMCb fresli cSanned

Funis Jellies and V jetablesHairs Wiapptni icr extra qua ily

A iAUUK AIKORTMKKT

Rest California lonthoi

Sole Insole Harness Sklrtlns and UppersFlench and American Calfskins

Sheep Skins Goat SkinsSaddles and Saddle Trees

These guodsnre new and fresj niil will le sold t

LOWEST MARICET KATES

M W McCliesncy Sons

No 42 Ouoon Stro6t

ai niinilJMmiinilodTiiiiMim iiwwiumuw

General Uctluscmcnte

DUFFYS

Pure lalf Witt- FOU -

Medicinal UseNO IUSMl OIL

Absoliileljl Iure arte llnaduiteraUd

HoiplttiliiOurittivo Inntilutionn

Inltriiiiirlca--AND --

Irwciltifjil I Pbyitdaftf iltetyvvhete

- Tilft 0NI- V-

Purc StimulantIV Ibfl fcfclrllVCllrMdt ratlrnl

ASlVJiWIIAR AMbDftIlIIiTTftl WOMIiN

AwW Wisff Vwt Oma MuAtUWKa RfsllB Nt Ol1n IJ isiror Exccllenocjtnd Purity

MacfarlmicCoSolo Aufinta

Wenner CoMMMBlCttttHNf

r jSTrasxi laqwiltstK j

Y Di Fort Street

Mwf keafosi baael aaeM tmonmM

FINE JEWELRYOLID AND PUVTHIi MIVKK HV

K4r siwaajii M skis skCIouUh WntoliiiS Ilmrflctis AcrK

lutB Pins InokotiS Jolil CliitliHnuil stinrilisSlcovo Itiitloim

SI litis Htc VAk

Atal iiwil tM ktmla

Hlrcant Solid Silver Teas SeU

tmllMisl aHr anlMMfar prsesiiask

KUKUI AND SHELL JEWELRYM4tt

RpMc t MLs isad Matey ffiHfisIlT atiiaain ML Mi imii Hi Im a reaatalte

KNOIUVINO A SIMICIAITYpMtMstar aifsria ptM rttersaixl jaWaetk

rMila4lwr IttaoK

Hawaiian HoleCAItlUVOE CO

CamacH at all houri day anilnight Saddle lionet liupgcs wagonnctte and tiltage carts willi stylish andgentle horses to let

Horse clipjrod with the PatentLightning Clipping MBcliinc

FOR SALEA few good Horses 2 Phaetons

Two Top DuKgiot second hand liarness and 2 Village Carts

PRICES TO SUITTIIB TIMESKing up TcWlri NumUt i or Apply to

MILES HAYLEY

T GOIMIESS1A Watcnmakcr tnd Jeweler

lias just arrived fiuln Sn Irjiuisro ail has0ned a loi opiKnile Hails lie Crrani Iarlurs

hsre lie will atlend r waniilaciuring of all kindof Jcurlry Ilia axiin of dniunds tti

Chroiiomotrra n Kjiorirslty

FOREIGN STAMPS

o w nunoESHHat for aaW a variety of rare foreign pottage stamp

for cullcfliuot I all and see I hem at

No 84 Kuc Street Honolulu

npilOS O THRUM

IsirUXTIKO ANP MANkKACTUKINU

Siiitloiirr liaok ttlre Vrtntte Jtnulbltnlrif rtep

And publisliv of the 1 Inurnllnn Almanac and Ampefller in Hm Piallonsry Iluoki Mutfc ToysNncy loods

Four Stkbt Niiaii Hotel Honoiuu

JUST RECEIVISjSTA splendid assortment of liquors

comprising the various brands of WinesSpirits and Ales which we guarantee tobe of the finest quality suitable forXmas presetsiry a bottle it willmake your friends heart rejoice

THE ROYAL SALOONCor of Nuuanu and Merchant Sts

K II I WOLTKKMnnager

H ONOLULU IRON WORKS Co

Htrtim lUiuliifn Hollers Niimr JflllCooler Iron Jliimi and hnul On fiiy

Honolulu 1

Machinery of every description made to ordertllcular attention paid to Slips JllicksmllM- -

work enecuted on tho shorlcstnolice

h - ite jMwUatMjiihait M

n

VOL I3

General blicrttactncnts

simas is ComingAND

Willi a of forunit by theto old

Mariposa

18

large variety goods suitableyoung Receivedpresent

Chinese New Goodston

Christmas PresentsEmbroidered Silk Handkerchiefs with Imp

dcr In nil color Embroidered JraM ClothHandkerchiefs Silk Crepe Shawl allcolor

DRESS MATERIALIn Silk Ponqee Silk and Gra Clothj

Fans In Great Variety

Alsn a full line of Ianev Enelsh and Ameri

can Ooodsi a full line of Millinery floodsLacesi new pattern ol limliroitieryi iinenHandkerchief all kinds UhiKircns HomingHats Cap etc Ladle Gentlemen andChildren Undeiweari and In hort everything to be found in a first claw Dry GoodStore

GOO K I IVIComer UTort and XXotol Sta

in

C J McCarthyHAS KtCRIVRt FROM

San Francisco per Marlnota and other latearrival a very choice collection of cigar andsmoker articles consisting In part of

Havana Cheroots Operas Duettas Lit ¬

tle Dudes Triplets Cherubs andthe Flic Flor dc Cuba

Aio ome Full Drew Pit Sweet Cipotaland other popular brand 6f Cigarettes

THE

Donl forcet to come and try ionic of thesefine cool which can lie had at

107 JPOIIT STRBKT

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

TMIC LNllEHSIlNTl HAVINGJL lecn duly appointed Adminitratrix of

the estate of Kcone Kami late of Honoluludeceased all persons hasinc claims against thesaid estate are notilied that they must presentthe same duly verified and with propervouchers Id the undersigned within six monthsfrom date of this notice or they will Ik forever barred and kII persons Indebted to saidestate are requested to make immediate paymint to int LAV1NIA KAIU

Administratrix of the estate of Keono KapuHonolulu Dec 23 SS6

FOR SALE OR LEASE

PKKMISiiS SITUATLD ONTHOS1C street udlcd Kananiioliialheproperty of C II Judd are for tale or forlease for a termof years

1or tiaiticulais imiuirc ofALLX J CAIITWIIUHIT

Honolulu Dec M 1S8O

IIS

Honolulu Dec ember i t880

From the first day of January next

the rental of instruments at present in

use in the Districts of Ewa Walanae

Waialua and Koolaupoko will be re

duccd to 500 per monthnODKKUY IIUOWN

IreslJcnt

NOTICETo Hackmen

AND

LIVERY STA13L12S

If you are in need of n 500 D

CUTUNDER CARRIAGE BUGGY

PHAETON or CART call on CHAS

T HOYT corner of Alakea and King

streets before you make your purchase

elsewhere Every carriage is warranted

for one year

THOMAS LINDSAY

Manufacturing JewelerI No 00 Nnitnnu 8 1 root

Huuolulu H IParticular attention ptid to repairing

O U UOLU

rtwiei ami Solar it Pnhllc

OITiccat 15 Kaahumanu Street

JOHN T DARK

Attorney and Counsellor at Law

OTcc No is gprecleiV lllock Honolulu II I

P 0 Cx 9

N F BURGESSExpressman and Drayman

84 King Street Honolulu

Rssldenixr Ih1Olfii e l tiephone No o

d

3 1887

General

IRTILLI

HONOLULU HAWAIIAN ISLANDS MONDAY JANUARY

Jftlicmocmcnto

It is absolutely pure

and is manufactured in

the Orchard from fresh

selected Apples one year

before being placed on

the Market and gener ¬

ates its own gas by

NATURAL FERMENTATION

Macfarlane Co

Sole Agents

ZDIES jtfL 0 OTOPhysliUnaiid Surgeon

Leprosy a Specialty

TPTV

OlDee Iwtirs at Knltasko from a to n A M cvttly ept riundsy Will vMt patlenti at tliir twUenceby reqiiMt

All other dles treated at liUftffice comer ofIuwhuowl and lleretanll streets

Ofllee lioiiri from i to j r M Sunday fiom 8 toII a M

AT TI 1E

Lincoln llloclc Kin Street11 rullolnc ditties may In nnlereil at all Iwtm of

the iUy

Hroilcd Chicken llroilcd FishTender Loin Steak Rib Mutton Chops

Oyster Stew Ham and Eggsj Mackerel Etc EtcWe tern up the Celebrated AI1UI M ANU HANOI I

IIUTTEK at emr meal

Geo DaveriagliProprietor

PIONEER

STEAfJl CANDY FACTORY

AND

BAKER 5rT

F HORNIm Ileal Confectioner laitiV Coolc and HaVer

Ulch and ilellcloui Ice Cream made liy Steam

71 Hotel St Doth Telephones No 74

G kLimited

OlINKKAt MCKCAN1IIK AND

COMMISSION AGENTS

LIST Of Off ICRRJ1

PC Jonks Jt President and Managerj0 Uakikk fTreaturer and SecretaryHon Wh V Aliun Auditor

niRrcToks

HonC R II Ho- - Wvtrkmoihr

33- - OEJSearcher ot Re ords

OfTice at preert wiili- - Albert Sinllh Yt No g

nuiiuiimiii wtvv

Orders from the other Islands promptlyattended to

nAUL NEUMANNS

Liw Oflloo

No 44 Merchant Street Honolulu

The Pacific HouseTORT STREET

Opposite the Oceanic Wlurf Next tqCutom Home

Meal served nl all hours Nice airy rooms free

fromflie I he lllo supplied with the beat the marUtairorUsaireascaWerales

cUANiProprietor

P P GRAY MDpnisiaiAS ash s imams

Office next door to tho Honolulu Ilbrorv8 10 10 A M

OfricitltoUKS a to 4 r m

7 to a r m

Sundays g to 11 A M

RKSIHENCE Alakea St Oppollc V M C A

TO RENTPREMISES LATELY OCCUTHE by the late Queen Emma corner of

Nttuanu and lleretanla streets are offered forrental for a term of years upon reasonableterms A ply to JOHN II PATV

Treasurer QueenV Hospital

DAM

TT

cacval Jsuucrttscmcntc

AT THE- -

N S SACHSNo 104 Fort Street

Sr

HERALD

HOLIDAY GOODS

Popular Millinery HouseProprietor

Honolulu

Just Opened fine line of Goods suitable for the Holidayseason consisting in part of

Manicure Sets in Amben CelluloidToilrt Cases in Amber end Celluloid Fancy Plush Work fyxcs

Fancy Plush Jewel Caskets Fancy Plush Handkerchief and Glove BoxesInfmts Toilet Cases Gents Collar and Cuff Boxes

Gents Shaving Sets Hammered CdppcrWhisk HoldersFancy Plush Pet fame Cases Port Folios Hand Glasses Etc Etc

Hand Satchels Monfey Purses and FansCUKAT VAHIETV OK

Colored Border and Embroidered Linen and Silk HandUerchiefs

GltAKD SPECIAL HOLIDAY SALEPositively for THREE WEEKS ONLY The Following Prices vc gttaranti

foi the Holiday Season only

Satins all Coors plni and Striped at 35 cents yardMikado Tidie Towel Pink Buff and Blue at 25 centsLidics Open Work lose Pink Lght Blue and Cardinal 60 cts pairChemises at 40 cents Silk Gloves all colors 50 cents per pairCol Border Handkerchiefs per dor Ch Gingham Dresses 40 cts

N S SACHS 104 POET ST

M GOLDBERGConner of Fort and Merchant Streets

JUST RECEIVED THE FINEST LINESOF

Gustom-made-Clotlii-ns tients Furnishing Goous

HATS CAPS ETC ETC

Latest Stylos and Novelties in Neckwear

Alio by repeated and Sneriil Urqueit tuiall Invoce the Vine Hand made

L

CUlllClJUCIslI

MOST DURABLE GENTS SHOESObtainable in the Eastern Markets

B F EHLERS COAre Slxo7s7IrLg a DFInnLO Xjirse

OF

HOLIDAY GOODSALSO

SOME REAL DRESDEN CHINA ORNAMENTS

II vE McWTYUE BROIMPORTERS AND DEALERS INI

Groceries Provisions and Feed3SiihI Coimuii lovt iiml JCins fc3tvotH

New trools received bv even packet from the bastern States and Ejrone Fresh Call

T

fornla Produce by every steamer All orders faithfully attended and Goods deliveredany put of the city free of charge Island orders solicited Satisfaction nraneed Postcdice Ilox No IJS Telephone No 92

P O Box 315

Real

WlAvent

i

ia

i

o- -

n

I a-

1

- - - -

a or

to t

gii

ESTABLISHED 1870 Telephono

JOS E WISEMANGeneral Business Agent

CAMPBELL BLOCK HONOLULU HIEstate AgentUmployimut

Steamihutou Railroad Asentrlca Fire anl Life Inimaiice Agent

THE TRUTH MUST BE TOLDIt is Truo tlint

J

ts

CHARLES HAMMERHat lately returned from the Coait with a w ll selected lock of all lilnjl of TUIMMINOS SAHQIt

S LAP KOIIUS and a great variety of articles the like of which has never luforo been keen litre

It Is Trim that Oliavlos will sell the above lonether wth his on manufacturo ofSaddles and I Iame at prices that are bound to suit ever body

It In truo thit Oharloi Kammars la so ell known all over die Kingdom foiliolh iUaluy and cncapuostliat there i no need for pralting It here

It i Truo iht owners of hores cannot anTord to pmj CHAUIKS v Ithout calllnj Intolit the goads work and prices

Dont Forget the Old St ire corner Fort and King StreetsCHARLES HAMMER

lrorelor

H1SV1JJ

jpusincs Cluvue

P A SCHABPER CO

IHPORTRJI AND

Cominlimton Slerrliantf

No STRUCT Honolulu

CO QBRGER

Agent far llaenealo C Uibitn Safe

Merchant Street Honolulu

THROWN H PHILLIPS

Jraetleal ltnmlier la lltler amiCornier Smith

Ilouteand Ship Job Workpromptly executedNo 71 King St Honolulu

EWERS COOKS

SUCCESSORS TO LtWRM DiKSON

Importer and Dealer In lnmlier awl allklmljtf Jlullilliia Material

No 8 Kort Street Honolulu

11 SO PERSuccessor to

J M OAT JR COStationer unit Sew Jtealer

Jteil Jlaliber Stump AueneyGazsttb IIlock No 13 Mkkchant Street

Honolulu II t

ALFRED

Avronsnr at law42 Merchant Srituer UqnoiDiu

w

sllLANKll

Haimunrofhwnessls

IlAMMIiRS

soMrHCiiANT

MAGOON

ILLIAM McCANDLBSS

Dealer In Chaleent lteet tealJlntton ItrMo 6 Quen Stkkkt Fiiii Market

Family And Shipping orders carefully attended toLive Slock furnihel to VchmIi at short notice

Vegetable of all kinds supplied to order

rcLkriioic No a

pBAVER SALOON

Port Street Oi mmitb WildiTh Co

II T XorW Proprietor-

Iirl claw lunches srved with Tea CofTee hixla V

terUingr AlenriUllk

OriN rion 3 a si till 10 r ti

Number Jloiulntte Siieelnltly

COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT

TU ItKV ProprietorIlorui streit llrrwrKN Fot and KuuanuOur setrct Is usceiwe have never failed and

iwill eortirnuctonervicSrf ccStbmersJnthiiTfflffwith the best the inirket alTords at reaionalte rates

p W FRAZBR

MEROHANX TAILORCorner Yiif anil Unlit a sf Honolulu

Mojtrale charge gond workmimhlpnda iierfcctfit giMrantced

gTj- - wallerFamily and Shipping Butcher

METROPOLITAN MARKET

iICIur Street

Hmploynieiit OfficeUNtlKRSICNEl IS PRKPARKD TO

furnlvh servnnts for every dencnpllon of workincluding house servants ilcuarili cooks watlerfirardeticrs cricnter etc

Ckinoso IntorjuotlnRA specialty Accouru collected and general commit- -

tlmi cartmltv find nrnmnlK eirfrntrdHreet corner Place consalvbs

0ioiie lo ham Sing V hAKlNO

NewGoodslNew Goods per Mariposa

AUGUSTUS L SMITHHas received an excellent assortment of

CHRISTMAS GOODS among vhlch are

Christmas cards plain and fringed ranging in

price from 5 cents upwards Dolls in great

variety large rnd small Doll Carriages

Transparent Writing desks Dominoes

Checkers Perfume cases Cnristmas candles

Candle holders Tree ornaments Trumpets

Tops Paint boxes Purses Papetries lite

Etc lite Etc

S M CarterHaonhand fornale Iniuanlilics to suit

Departure Bay Coal New-

castle¬

Coal CharcoalIlaiMl mill Soft Wood Sawed Split

Manienie Hay

California Hay

Bran Oats

Barley Corn

Cracked Corn

Wheat Etc EtcQrdersare hrrrby solicited and will lie delivered at

any locality within the city limits

No 82 Kiing StreetI16tli TelephonesiB7

hi 11 -

TRATF5T TOR PniHTIMfi1 geculeil o Older at this office

iiwplfippPIiPljpiWu

NO 105

M JlitihorHi

TENDERSWANTIiD

Tenders will be received at the InteriorOffice until Tuesday January 4th 1887 for

the construction of a shed at the KeroseneWarehouse Honolulu

Specifications for the above work can beseen at the office of the Superintendent ofPublic Works L AHOLO

Minister of the InteriorHonolulu Dec ao 18S6

SUGARSPut up in Kegs Expressly for

FAMILY USE- For Sale Ily

Gh W Macfarlane Oo

JUST HECEIVD

A small invoice of

CIGARSInporlcd direct from Havana

C O BERGER- STANLEY JOHN SIRUAKCE

Spruance Stanley Gor--

Imporlcrs and Jobbers of

FINE WINES AND LIQUORSjlo Street San Francisco

LILIENTHAL CO

Importer mid Wholesale dealers in Winesand Liquors 1roprietofn of the celebratedCyrus Noble Distillery Lynchburg Ohio

ISLAND ORDERS SOLICITED100 to 102 Street San Francisco

llarencrvvilurkASIlrORU

vaii lancourt

ASilFORDASIIFOROChancery Conveyancing Admi-ralty Bankruptcy Probate

OrrtCK Old Capitol Itulldinj adjoinine Centralrot Office

OHlnni Nujami KuVul

slates

Front

Front

volnfvASIlrORU

Law

Etc Etc Etc

HUTCHINSON

Gonsalves CoIVUoletate Oroeera and IHne MrtehaattIIkavs Ulock Qurn Strkkt Honolul

Toil Office Ilox No 30J Telephone No aj

lohiiTWalerhouseImpoilrr ami Dealer In Uenrial Jlrr

rhanilhr

No sj 31 Qukn STsrni Honolulu

H Hackfeld CoGeneral Coinmhalau Atient

Co Koktanii Qubkn Stkiiktii JIunoluv

T M WHITNEY M p D D S

Jtenlal Jtoom on foil titrerlHonolulu

Office in Ilreucrf IIlock corner Hotel and TortStreets entrance on Hotel Street

T A THURSTON

Attomeu at rait

No MKKCUANTSTiiKirr Hunoil

ZBiEcrw isr c ooImporters and 7ealers la

Ales Wines SpiritsAT WHOLESALE

14 Merchant St Opposite Post OfficeHonolulu h I- -

JOHN II PATY

Saturn Pablle ami CoiuiiiUmIoii oj Vreillor the State ol California and New York Office

at the Ijank of lluhop ft Co

Hqnoiulu Oahu H

Boat Building ShopRear of Lucass Mill

w

I

I

¬

K

-

i

8i

I

l r

Iv

tiTftl

i

K3SSStteaC5S5acjaa

TJit DAiLlf fiBHAirir

IS IUilMSMKD

EVERY MORNING

EXCEPT SUNDAYS

TOH TIM PkOPMITOK BY Tlli HmVPuHIIMINOCo2

Limited

At th Onloo No CO Mnrohnnt St

muHS otsvmcnrvTWX

rernnum -

Six montftt JTTit1 month lVPrmnlh Sa

Vougt additional

tr HulHerlpltoii Vnynhr In lilrnitrr

Ilritf eotnmuAicitlotn from all rattiof the Kingdomw ill alwji be acctpulile

All matlen Intended for publication a well Vu

nr communlfciiloni and JrtImnt liouM l

adrircwed toTHE DAILY HERALD

MONDAY JANUARY 3 1S87

HIGH INSURANCE

The arguments in Saturdays Heraldby Mr P C Jones against excessive

insurance rates were weighty and

ought to bring protwrty holders to

gether in an effort to obtain relief front

the burden Insurance as well as

some other things is too high in Honr

lulu and the city will never get along

fairly until it rids itself of some of its

undue extra government taxation I he

proposition of a local insurance com-

pany

¬

put forth by Mr Jones is a sug

gestion of what might prove the mostavailable method of bringing foreign

insurance companies to realize that thecity was not without power to help

itself acainst their exactions There is

not a word in Mr Jones letter which

can be gainsaidand yet it did not con-

tain

¬

everything that can be urged

against the companes piling it on too

thickly The fact that the water sup-

ply

¬

has been very largely increased

since the great fire of April there being

now n pressure in the mains sufficient

to throw streams without the enginesis of itself a sufficient reason for morefavorable terms instead of the con-

trary

¬

from the insurance companies

If the latter tested the mattir there is

little doubt they would find more profit

in the long run from moderate than fromexcessive rates Many small concerns

that cannot face the ruling premiumswould insure if a reduction was made

and the larger concerns would take outheavier policies than they do Thereare many establishments now carrying

only partial insurance on their build

ings or effects perhaps what is deemed

barely enough to save the owners from

ruin in case of total loss which would

become fully insured it the rates weremade anything like what they are else

where The press and the public

should labor hand in hand in this

matter for obtaining the necessaryrelief from the very onerous insurancetaxation

K1U 11IJ1JU fJJVM

NOTES AND COMMENTS

The electric light has been removedfrom Mr Gibsons yard Perhaps thePremier thought it made him share toointensely the fierce light that beats onthe throne

Models of Englands latest war ships

are to be forwarded Jo Washington by

request of the United States navalauthorities It would be difficult toimagine a more practical evidence offriendly relations between the twocountries than that fact

The gun has distanced the ship inthe race for superiority in naval arma-

ments

¬

so that a cry has been raised inEngland against building more armoredships Perhaps the question of theship for the gun will be settled by thetime Hawaii is ready to put war dogsin the Pacific to keep her variousschools of civilization from breaking

UP- -

A Chinaman has bought the cxclugive privilege of selling opium in Panama paying a fee of 16000 for it

The money is devoted partly to hospi

tals and pattly to reducing the Govern-

ment

¬

debt Probably at the end ofthe year the Government will Jiave

found it has made a bad bargain whatwith hospitals filled with sick and crazyChinamen and police expenses greatlyincreased

wwnHw in liejj tmirttp

THE POLICE FORCE

Additions nnd Changes Prdtectiort orthe Suburbs

With the opening of llie new yearthe police force of Honolulu has beenstrengthened by Hon J I ICaulukou

Marshal in accordance with provisionmade at the last session of the Legisla-

ture

¬

Each of the two regular watchesis increased from 18 to 25 men with

eight hours on and eight off as beforeOne watch goes on at 330 a m is relicved a 1130 a m and returns to re ¬

lieve the second watch at 730 p mThus each watch docs alternate dayand night duty From this it will beseen that our much criticized police-men

¬

have only eight hours tint of thetwenty four Off duty and it does notappear as if better can be done forthem until the Legislature can affordsupport for a larger number

Three new beats have been established One is at the corner of Kingand Liliha streets extending on theformer to the Reformatory Schocv Pa- -lama and on the latter to the comer ofSchool street The second is at thecorner of Emma and Punchbowl streetsconnecting with the officers at the cor-

ners of School and Port streets andNuuanu and Judd streets The thirdis out on the Plains beyond Thomassquare the exact limit being at presentunknown to our reporter

Sxtccn new men have been added tothe force Three officers have beendismissed on account of old age andother incapacity On the first day ofthe year the Marshal caused the wholeforce to assemble in the Police Courtroom where he lectured them on theirduties from thehourof 630 till 8 oclocka m Mr Kaulukou is at he Stationevery night till midnight and frequentlymakes unexpected visit to differentbeats to sec for himself how the menare attending to duty I he new Deputy Marshal will be commissioned to-

day¬

What to Teach Our Daughters

At a sociul gathering some one pro-posed

¬

this question What shall I

teach my daughter lnc folowing re-

plies¬

were handed inTeach her that too cent make a

dsllarTeach her to arrange the parlor and

the libraryTeach her say Nor and mean it

or Yes and stick to itTeach her how to wear a calico dress

ind to wear it like 1 queenTeach her how to sew on buttons

darn stockings and mend glovesIcachherto dressfor health and com

fort as well as for appearance1 each her to cultivate llowcrs and

to keep the kitchen gardenTeach her to make the neatest room

tu the houseTeach her to have nothing to do

with intemperate or dssolutc youngmen

Teach her that tight lacing is un-

comely¬

as well as injurious to healthTeach her to regard the morals and

habits and not money in selecting herassociates

Teach her to observe the old ruleA place for everything and everything

in its placeTeach her that music drawing and

painting arc real accomplishments inthe home and are not to be neglectedif there be time and money for theirUEC

Teach her the important truismThat the more she lives within her

income the more she will save and thefurther she will get away from the poorjhouse

Teach her that a good steadychurch going mechanic farmer clerkor teacher without a cent is worth moicthan forty loafers or non producers inbroadcloth

Teach her to embrace every oppor-tunity

¬

for reading and to select suchhooks as will give her the most usefuland pr ctical inforn ation in order omake the best progess in earlier as wellas later home and school life Ctarleton Despatch

SIDE LIGHTS

Smoke the Wedge to be found atC I McCarthys

Mr Chas T Gulick has a card inanother column of interest to thosehaving contracts to be acknowledgedgirls to marry general business or com-

missions¬

to be executed or real estateto buy or sell

llW 1 --

The Bout TouloMr Hcniv IJillincs Washineton D C

writes I have used your Duflys Pure MaltWliisUv for medicinal nuronscs As a tonic Iconsider it superior to the kindreds of concocions which are now Hooding the land as ttimulant liquors

BUSINESS ITEMS

Everybody says the imported Candies at theElite are yum yum Go anil try some I

Miss Tuck at Miss Harrys Iunclihowlstreet has received by last steamer a largeassortment of bumping Patterns for fancywork 1 w

No hand book excels he Hawaiian Almanacand Annual for reliable statistical and generalinformation relating to these Islands lrire50 cents

II you want a good smoke for your moneytiationuc home industry and call at J V

Hingleys Crystal Soda Works 69 Hotelstreet Island oiders solicited and promptlyfilled There Is no license required to sellthese cigars Do not forget the name J WIllngley nor the place Crystal Soda WorksHotel street

BuaBSafihBffff

tt faiitctu fcbMHiMii

Just Received per 8 S Zealandia

A FINE ASSORTMENT

OF

CIGARSFrom the Celebrated Factory of Straiton Storm New Vork

HOLLISTER CO109 Fort Street Honolulu

AN INTERESTING LECTURE

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN youngand old small or tall you are all requested tocall at the ELITE ICE CREAM PARLORSH J Hart proprietor 85 Hotel Street at anearly date to give your order for the comingHolidays You CAN MAKE CHRISTMASCHEERFUL by ordering some of our cclebrated Ice Cream which is pronounced the best

We have also a great variety of Plain- - andFancy Cakes on hand so well known for superiorMake and Quality

IT WILL BE OUR SPECIAL AIM tomake an extra quality of CHRISTMASCAKES this season in regard to Material andFinish

A splendid lot of the CHOICEST CANDIEShas just arrived per steamer Australia also anelegant assortment of Fancy Candy and Bon bonBoxes Just the thing for a Christmas PresentSend in your orders at once

338 Mutual Telephone Bell Telephone 1S2

The Elite Icp Cream Parlors are open dailyuntil 1 a m

Pioneer SteainCandyEacty

Cake Pastry and Bread BakeryESTABLISHED 1863

F Horn - - - ProprietorAnd Only Practical Ornamenter in the Kingdom

Respectfully invites Parents and those who intend to make Holiday Present of

Confectionery and CakesTo select from his Stock the largest ever shown in Honolulu consisting

of many thousand pounds of both plain and Fancy Confectionery suitable forChristmas Trees An immense assortment of Fancy DASKIJTS HOXIJSAND CORNUCOPIAS Wax Tapers aud Self supporting Holders Uonbons inlarge variety and hundreds ot other articles too numerous to mention

CAKESOf all Descriptions ana sizes ornamented in HORNS well

known style which defies all imitation w

J fK S CD led X jEIj SOf all known Variety on Hand and also Made to Order

Candied Pineapple Fruit GlacesAll of those In the greatest variety of goods ever shown in Honolulu

HORN will sell at the

THE LOWEST PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES

As Seei is Believing everybody is respectfully invited to call and beconvinced

O T

Steam Made Ice CreamAt 300 for one and 500 for two Gallons Made from rich Kgg Custard

It is made from the Woodlawn Dairy Creamj guaranteed to be made withoutStarch or Gelatine and acknowledged to be the Richest Purest and CheapestIce Cream in Honolulu

WEDDING CAKESNot a specialty exactly but are made now as before of superior quality and

richness of flavor and ORNAMENTED IN AN ARTISTIC STYLE whichfully suhtains a twenty three years reputation not yet excelled in Honolulu

F HORNlECTOIVX- - STORE jITDICB CEBAMPAKDE

9

No 71 Hotel Street Between Fort and NuuanuIJoth Telephones No 74

A m - -

iniiijnianwlimiifiiwp u MKmmx 1 taig iiiyiwijiL

telu

HAy and GRAINLARGEST STOCKS

BEST QUALITYLOWEST PRICKS

UNION FEED COTelephones No 175 Cor Queen and Edinburgh Sts

CEWILLIAMSFURNITURE CORNICES CURTAINS

Just Received

A NEW LOT 017 FINIS FUMITURE

BEDROOM SETSSIDEBOARDS

SUbcrltecMtMite

PARLORSWARDROIJls

New lot of Cornice Tolos

150 and 200 Fct

New lot of Window Curtains

100 ench

Store Hotel Street between Fort and Nutlnnti Streets

0 E WILLIAMS

CHAS J FISHELHas on View at his Store

11 s

a

Corner of Fort and Hotel streets

ONE OF THE MOST ELABORATE ONLAYS

DRY GOODSEver SIioavii in JL Ionolulii

ALSO

HOLIDAY GOODSThe Most Beautiful and Varied

ir ixvp

JOHN F COLBURKUBrick Building King Street near Manhakea

IMPORTER AND DEALER

IN HAY AND GRAINGoodi delivered promptly Mutual Telephone 387 I 0 Hox 39S

WOLFE CONo 66 30TEL STEEET

Have Received by Late ArrivalsAmerican and Kngliidi Jm nnd Jclliei Tabic and Iie Fruit Slar Ham Oxford SaiiME

Curried Fowl Kippered Hcrrlni Prcsmed llloatcn Fried Hel Findon Haddock Plum

Pudding French and American Peas Cracker Cakes MacHviuic Fine llisrull hicAlso a large assortment of Candle and Nut Order will receive careful attention and

prompt delivery guaranteed

P 0 Box us Bell Telephone No 340 Mutual No 149

--THE DAILY HEEALDTo day September ist 1886 is issued the lit number of Tin Daily Hikaii

a morning newspaper to be printed lor the proprietor under contraqt by the

Press Publishing Company Merchant street Honolulu

Price Six Dollars per Annum or Fifty Cents perMonth -

All who receive a copy of the initial or any succeeding number are

respectfully

INVITED TO SUBSCRIBEItublness men are solicited to test the advantages of Tiik Daily IIkralu

as an

ADVERTISING MEDIUM

I

-- a

AMBnftBSMia wggjVwaaaoAriwttoaiWiiwHiu

TiiE Daily ItmtiLiWill bo ftn biiIo Dully rit llio lol

luwltm IMtiooniVi kTllRUM 1otiiiKttJljJ S6PER Merchant strictCRYSTAL SODA WORKS ltntel Stmt

5Prion fi CrmlH

NDAY JANUARY 3 1887

f LOCAL NEWSThe band will not play this Monday

evening at Emma Square- j

An earthquake shock wni reportedfelt at both telephone offices on Satur-day

¬

at 339 p mMM

Judge Dayton lias a heavy docketpi New Years business awaiting him inthe Station this morning

The Sabbath and the First Daywill be the subject at the Seventh DayAdvcntist meeting in the Gymnasiumbuilding to night

The Japanese laberers hold in durance vile on Kiuai for descrtini contract service have all returned to theirlegal employment

The January term of the SupremeCouit opens at ten oclock this morn-ing

¬

Chief Justice Judd presidingNative jury cases arc first on thecalendar

Mr Mark Robinsons stern wheelsteamer made a trip on New YearsDay out of harbor as far m the sparbuoy She worked very well for n

preliminary trial

Mr Abraham Holster is building asingle story cottage on the corner ofPalace square and Richards street Itis so convenient to the Governmentbuddings that two or three officials arealready after it

The schooners Waiolc and Waichuof the Pacific Navigation Co will behauled on the marine railway to dayOn Wednesday the I I S N CosSteamer V G Hall will be hauled upfor cleaning and receiving a new propoller

Manuel youngest son of Mr PeterFernandez died at Palatna on Satur-day morning aged eight years and sixdays The young lad had been ill aweek of fever which is rather prevalentin town at present His funeral tookplace at half past two oclock yesterdayafternoon

Very many intoxicated men andboys appeared on thc streets on NewVeirs lav Probablv this unhannvfact would not have to be related if

ylhere had been any organized series ofmanly sports on the Makiki recreation

t grounds There hating been nowhere to go in town susceptible po- -

V pie sought for enioyment in liquor

Officer Iehlbchr has arrested a sai-

lor named John Niebcs frrefusing duty on the bark SiraiucMissing seamen whom the police arcasked to arrest are A AndersonNorwegian of the barkentinc MnryWlnkclman John Anderson Finlanderof the barkentinc Amelia and DwidTawsc Scotch of the bark NellieMay

The Marshal detailed Officer Hopkins on New Years Eve to prevent thefirinc of Chinese bombs by the festivepeople round Punchbowl and besidesvisited the locality himself in personThis action taken in response to loudcomplaints by residents of the ncinh- -

I borhood on behalf of theniiches andof the inmates of Queens Hospitalresulted in the nuisance being very

much diminishul from what it was on- Christmas live Mr Kaulukou lias

thus given a good proof of his desireto serve the public faithfully

- -

Steamer J A Cummins

This steamer built for its patronymic

Hon John A Cummins in San Francisco arrived 15 days from the Coast

yesterday afternoon in command of

Captain Neilsoti formerly of the

stenmsr Waiwnnalo She is a well

built and neatly finished boat of 100

tons go feet in length over all 20 feet

beam and 7 feet 3 inches depth ofhold Her engine is 125 horse powernominal and she makes nine knots anhour Mr Roberts is fust engineerfmitjin Neilson rcnoits heavy seas-- 1 itnrl winds durinc a Itrcc nnrt of

the passage down but the J A Cum- -

mms proved herself an excellent sea

boat Abou 24 hours of steam were

lost on acco nt of a delYct in the con-

denser w h also compelled slovsci

speeding of the engine most of the

passage Still the time made is not

too bad for such a boat The captain

is quartered in a very snug house 01

the hurricane deck which also contains

he pilot house The other officers

have coinfortabjc quarters on the main

deck whereWis a very cosy ami ell

I llnimr rnntn The 1 A Llim- -

mins is schooner tigged like most of

the inter island steam crair anu c

sails pull well in a good wind Sheofmchon- -

general cargobrought a thewill takeUisc The new steimer nt transWalmanalo rouic rpired what her predecessor the ni

manalo will be put to

Trv MarltnmCid7r IlUBbwvrMacfarlane Co agent

Try Martlnclli Cider It I

Macfarlane Co njenK

W

ubsuluuly pi re

HAWAIIAN RIFLE ASSOCIATION

Third Scml Annutl Target Practice

The Hawaiian Rifle Association wasorganized about thirteen months agofor the purpose of securing uniformityin rifle practice and promoting marks ¬

manship generally in this KingdomAt its organization the Association hadonly seven members but has grownrapidly until now there arc about fifty

active members on the roll Within amonth after starting the Associationheld its first semiannual target prac-

tice¬

in July last its second and onSaturday last New Years Day its thirdThe weather was everything that couldbe desired yet the shooting was ratherindifferent being behind the record ofJuly Mr C 11 Wilson is the first

man to win the Hrodic medal a secondtime and will become its possessor ifhe wins it a third time llelow arcgiven statements of each contest withthe full scores

1 iikouii MiiAUValued at 50 also second prize of

5 Conditions of the match Opento all members of the association andmembers of the regular and volunteermilitary companies of the Kingdom tobecome the property of the marksmanwinning it three limes at regular meet-ings of the H R A

Distance 200 yards rounds 10any military rifle under the rules limit-

ed¬

to one entry to each competitorWon January i 1886 by Win

UngcrWon July 5 1886 by C 11 Wilson

C 11 Wilson 5 4 4 s 3 1 s 4 4 442John Rothwcll 4 4 4 3 3 3 4 S 4 530- -

J Hrodic 4 4 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 3K Hingley 3 5 3 14444 4 3 3J W Pnitt 4 4 4 333 3544

-3-6J II Fisher 2 34 43 34 4 4 435- -

C Nicoll 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 2 35- -

C w Ashfbrd 44443 404 4435F J Niggins 44 3 04 4 4 4 435Wm Ungcr 2334354334

Ierrill 243334353 333- -

Saml Parker 335424403433W C King 333233 4 33 431W H Cornwcll 32334243327I Wood 0230323 23 2 20

II II It A IKOlHY

Valued at 150 Competitors limit-

ed¬

to members of the AssociationConditions For the highest aggregate score at 200 and 500 yards 10rounds at each distance any militaryrifle under the rules to become theproperty of the marksman winning i

three times at regular meetings of theII R A

Won January i 1S86 by F JWiggins

Won July 5 1 386 by J lirodicM D

Wm Unger 200 yards 3 4 4 4 4 34 5 5 3 3J- - 5 artlst 4 4 5 5 4 2

405 3397S- -

C 11 Wilson 200 yards 543 0444 3 3 333- - 500 arus 5 4 4 2 4 52 5 5 440-7- 3-

J Hrodie 200 yards 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 5

3 439- - 500 ards 4 3 5 I34233 4 31 73- -

J Rothwcll 200 yards 4 1433343 4 335- - 5o ls 5 5 4 34 3 3 2

4 3-- 36-71

J H 1isher 200 yards 5 4 3 4 4 4

4 3 4 439- - 500 yards 23222354 4 5-- 3J7-

J Nicoll 200 yards 23544543 4 34- - 500 yams 522245 4 1

4-- 34-O8

J W Pratt 200 yards 3 4 3 4 4 3 4I 4 538- - 500 yds 3 4 3 5 2 0 2 0

202159F J Higgms 200 yards 4 4 4 5 3 4

14 3 439- - 500 ards 0532202220- - -- 18 57

C W Ashford 200 yards 4 3 4 3 4

4 3 3 5 437- - 5oo yards 42222002031754

li Hingley 200 yards 4 4 3 4 3 2 4

4 4 436- - 500 vards 020022331 753- -

F Terrill 200 yards 240033423 4- 500 yards 0002030042H35- -

III -- MIJKN I RUM ANU TAKU unrnniMIDAI

Valued at 100 also a second prizeof 5 Conditions Open to all comersto become the property of the marksman winning it three tiivies at regularmeetings of the H R A 10 roundseach at the 400 and 500 yard rangesanv military rifle under the ruleslimited to one entry for each compctitor

Won July 5 1886 by J HrodieM I

W C King 400 yards 5 5 3 4 5 5 5

5 5 547- - 5o ytirds 5545532354-4- -88

Win Unger 400 yards 5 5 4 5 5 5 4

4 4 5 45- - 500 yards 5 4 4 3 4 4 5 4-

2 40--- 86

C U Wilson 400 yards 3 4 3 5 4 4

3 5 3 4-- 38- 5o yds 5 5 4 3 4 4 3

5 3 4-- 40-78

5 4 338- - 500 yas 444240242 O 26 64

F J Iliggirs 400 yards 5 5 4 4 5 5

3 5 5 546 500 yaK 3 3 4 4 4 2 4

2 3 3 377- -

MHKHraanaatM iStfMLtSSSti

C NiColl 406 yards 444354323 537- - 5o yards 03032455553209

E Hingley 400 yards 25244454 2 032 500 yards 245424422 5 34 65

J II Fisher 400 yards 34 42335 4 5 538 500 yards 20433522 3 32765

J Rothwcll 400 yards 5442542J Hrodic 400 yards 3 5 4 2 5 4 4 4

4 439 500 yards 0004502333 20 50

J W Pratt 400 yards 20422004 2 3 19 500 yards 402200243 01736

for the hignest aggregitc score inthe preceding thrde matches Mr WmUngcr wins the Governor Dommiscup Won July 5 1886 by J HrodieM D

IV AMi COMKRS MATCH

Four cash prizes namely 25 1510 and 10 per cent of the net receiptsConditions Open to all marksmenany military rifles under the rules torounds distance 200 yards Entriesunlimited

i Hingley 5 5 5 4 4 3 4 4 4 1

42C H Wilson 454 45 4 454342C W Ashford 454444444441W C King 4 4 5 4 5 4 4 5 4 2

41J H Fisher 4 5 4 4 4 5 3 4 3 440Wm Unger 5 4 3 4 14344439- -

C Nicoll 4 3 4 3 4 43 3 4 43- -

F Higgins 434442544 236W H McLean 332 253344433H M Whitney Jr 3 3 4 4 2 4 2 3

4 332- -

J uicas 043 3434343w it Lornweii 233333333o

j w rmu 43332403Saml Parker 44304 33

3i34

4 4 3

4 4 o29J J Williams 432020232321

J Kothwvll 000343430320

V ASSOCIATION SRCONI CLASS MATCH

Open to all members of the Associa-tion

¬

o have never nude a record exceeding 75 per cent at any regularmeeting of the li K A rirst prizea silver it Londttions Roundsto distance 20b yards any militaryrifle under the rules Entrance fee 1

Entries unlimitedC W AfthTord 4 5 4 3 4 4 3 3 14

F Ierrill 44333 4 3S 4 437W H Corrwcll3 3233333 J27Saml Parker 232333403326W McLean 043303303322

VI ASSOCIATION THIRD CLASS MATCH

Open to all members of the Associa-tion

¬

who have never made a record excccding 65 per cent at any rcgulatmectmi of the H R A 1 irst prizeSpringfield rifle Conditions same asin match No 5

C W Ashford 3 4 5 3 3 4 14 4 4-3- 8

W H McLean 3432 43 3344W H Cornwcll 32 4 4 44333333- -

A H Haylcy 3 4 3 4 3 3 4 2 3 3

32Saml Parker 30 3434323 2

27J J Williams 423203243427

VII CONSOLATION MATCH

Four cash prizes namely 25 15 10and 10 percent of the net receiptsConditions Open to all marksmen whohave never made a record exceeding 70per cent at any meeting of the H RA rounds 5 distance 200 yards anymilitary rifle under the rules Entriesunlimited

C W Ashford 5 4 3 4 3 19F Terriil 4424 4-

- 18

Saml Parker 4424 2 16W II Cornwell 3423 2 14J J Williams 2 3 3 2 3 13W II McLean 3322 2 12

dpi Iorcnzen 2044 o 10

The Queens Luu

The lunu given by Her Majesty incelebration of her fifty first birthday onSaturday was appointed for 230 p inbut it was an hour later before it beganIt was a great success about fivehundred people bitting down inthelanai in front of the Iuace An inno-

vation¬

on the native style was the seat ¬

ing of the guests on chairs instead ofon the floor All present were givena handkerchief with Queen Kapiolanis npine prettily embroidered thereonas a memento ot the occasion l lieKing was not present being confinedto the Palace through indispositionIn the evening a series of hula danceswas performed before large crowdsconeluding at an early hour

The jumping match for a puroe of500 at MaiOki on New Year s Uay re-

sulted¬

in Wm Moore accepter of thechallenge b ating Robert Levv thechallenger by about six incites Therewas no measuring rule on the groundto that the distance is only known tothe man who measured it with a cjeand made up the score at home Thewinning three jumps is said howeverto have been soineth ng over nineteenfeet Levy was not in good trim

DOUBLE TRAGEDY

A Kauat Man Kills His Wife and HangHimself

Marshal Kaulukou has been officially

informed that on Tuesday night last

at Hanapcpe Island of Kauai a nativeman named Kiekie killed his wife with

a knife and then hung himself Hothwere dead when found next day MrSamuel Wilcox Sheriff of Kauai helda coroners inquest over the two bodiesthe jury returning verdicts in accord-ance

¬

with the obvious facts There isno mention made of probable causefor Kiekie s awful double crime

As a true tonic effective invicorMor andgenuine appetizer Duffys Malt WhUky U

unexcelled

Shipping Intelligence

ARRIVALS- -

Sunoav JanHtwiT twalanl from Waiatue mid Kuuilbinir J A Cummin from Mn rundo

Satvruay Jan I

Sttnr Klnau from Maul anl ItavrnllSimr Llkrlike from KahululStmr Surprise from KuauStmr Ja Makee from KauaiStmr C R Ilnliop from Woutue and KauaiStmr Mokolil from Molokat and MaulStmr Ixhuit from HainakuaStmr Waimanalo from Walmanalollfftne Comuelo from San rrancltco

Walehu from Koulautchr K0I1 Ho from Koolm

DEPARTURESSunday Jan

Ilk Nellie May for Port Towiwend

VESSELS LEAVIVOITO DAYStmr Surprise for KuauStmr Mokolil for MolokalSmr Walmanalo for Walmanalohtmr liktlikefor Kautukakni and lianaSchr Walehu for KoolauSchr Itob Koy for Koolaullktne W 11 Uimond for San lranclwo

PASSENGERSIrum Hawaii and Maui tier ttmr Klnau Saturday

Jam WC Iarke MrtOalgle amUwvant K Kaiaura 11 unome air j u oau mih Minnie iirown jIavtrnltr llitliop Willii W K Slmt and ntaut 6ilKk

Trom Kahulul per llmr Likelike Saturday Jan lKalhef tonore llrotliera Louit Ailcliael and JephMrs A I Joiim Mi M DmlcU MUa b Danilt I AAndiewi A It Smith F F 1orter 4 ChlneM andabout 55 ileik

From Kauai peritnrC K Clihop Saturdty JiMr K W Hall and child Mr AtmilroiE Mr Gi

an trllfil- -

Ian Mrromandex and Mrs 1 orrrMFrom MoUkal pertmr Mokolil Saturday Jan 1

W Lyon and about deckFrom Wnlanat and Kauai tier stmr I walasl Sun

day Jan A K II hwift W WaterltouM A Haw I

AAnthon F II Krutcen Fraru Lundemk Ah Ieand about 41 deck

Vossols lu Port front Torolgii Ports- -

llltne Mary Winkalman Iktckna font San Franciw

llktne WreMltr Sclianane from NewcaMlt N S WIlk Ceylon from 5m n t ranchcoIlk Nellie May AiUln from N C K S WAm bk Saranac from NewVorkllfttne W II Dimond fiDm San tranciCOAm thin Mercury from Newcatlle N S Wllktne llureka from San FranciscoIlk Star of Devon from Framings Iilandllktne Klla from Snn FranclKullkuie John Smith from Newcaule N S WAm tern W S llowne Paul from San FrancittbMartha Davit llenton from IhntonChilian corvette Pilcomayo 1 A Goil from Vatpv

ralw via l iter ItbndS S Fxptortr II F llolman of IwJonSchr Malolo Q II Holland from llarvev Ulaudi kllvMne W 0 Irwin McCulloch from Sai Prandwollktne Planter Pcrriman from ban Franctwo

Vnstoli Ezpooted from Forolcu PortAm brjitne Salina lllake fruni S in FraiKico dueAm bk Maltha Davit F M Iknvm wiled from

Douon AliKUtt jtli due Dcccinlxr lo f To C llrewerSi Co

Ilr bk Martha Fuher 10 have wiled from LiverpoolAuxutt s- -

llrit bk GlcngaW Holletlon from Liverpool dueJanua y ijjo 1M7 T II Dvlts k Co aetnis

Ambkine h N Catle Hubbard from Port Townscud W T due December ij ao Cattle i Cookenients

Haw bk Lady Laroptoii Marrton from Newcatlledue February lo jo To lltewer Co acents

Rer bk Hilra from Hongkong dae DecemberOer bk Herrules from Uverpool due Feb-

ruary ao io iM lo Schacfet Co asenttStmr Eaplorer from Ala due December

34 31b S Marlpota llaw rd from the Colonies due

January I

llktne Contuelo Coulus from San FrencUoo dueDecember aG it

ljtne Wm S Irwin McCulloch from San Franciscodue Dccrmlier 5 o

llktne Planter Pcrriman from San Franci co dueDecember 95 30

Ilk Caibaueii Perklnt from San Francisco due De ¬

cember 18 January 5

clclu SfcbcrUscmcnte

lirtI TKLRlllOSF NO V O IIOX NO 413

OHAS T aULIOK

NOTARY PUBLICAgent to take acknowlcdglnentt to Labor

Contracts Marriage License AgentGeneral lUisincss and Commis- -

sion Agcnl and

REAL ESTATE BROKER

Campbells Block second iloor adjoiningUnited Stat Consulate Merchant streetHonolulu II I

Hawaiian Bell Telephone Co

The annual meeting of the stock holders ofthe Hawaiian Hell Telephone Co will beheld nt the office of the Company on Mer ¬

chant street nt 12 M on Saturday the Slh pJanuary J K I1K0WN

netretaryJanuary I 1887

e

Dissolution of Co partnership

HERETOTHE existing between A llrown and JVhlllips under the firm name mid style ofllrown Phillips having expired by limita-tion the buslncvi will hereafter be carried onby I Phillips who will pay till debts owed byand collect all bills due tald firm

JOHN PHILLIPSHonolulu Dec 31 18SG

CARDReferring to the nbove notice the under ¬

signed takes the opportunity of thanking lliepublic for the generous patronage bcsjnwcd onthe late firm ol Drown it Phillips nnd of respectfully soliciting a continuance thereof 10its successor Mr Phillips

A UROWNHonolulu Dec y 1BS6

wiUaB wCMomwjb

ilcb 2tftcvticcmcnls

0 E If E w T

-J- UST KlXniVKD

White Bros Portland Cement

FULL WEIGHT400 pounds

G- - W Macfarlane Co

MINCE PIES

Those Delicious and Rich Chrittmas andNew Years

MINCE PIESm

Knjoylng a twenty years reputation will beready for sale from THURSDAY Decemberajrtl at

F HORNS-- ALSO

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR 8 CAKE

Of all descriptions decorated in HO 00well known artistic style fiomlooio 5or at 50 cents per pound at the

Pioneer Steam Candy Factory Oakery- Hotel St bet Nuuanu and Fort St

Doth Telephones No 74

FOR SALE OR LEASE

That desirable building lot tilualcil on thenotlh title of King street adjoining the residence of the Hon Paul Neumann

The lot is 300 feet deep with a frontage of130 feel completely fenced with walcr laidon throughout I or further particulars ap ¬

ply to

GW Macfarlane Co

J H SOPERInvites attention to the following list

HOLIDAY GOODSJust received per Oceanic steamship Australia

CHILDRENS- - BOOKS

Chatterbox 1SS6 beautifully boundrranic iesues unairtrnookOur Hero General US Grant Where When

and How He FoughtNursery A II C Picture Story Magic

Dream and Iortunc Telling 1 looks clc

CA11DS AND PIC rUUESCHRISTMAS CARDS beautiful lesigns

including Ruphael Tuck 1 Sons ArtisticSeries

Large Scrap Pictures comprising the LordMayors Procession The Queen ReturnIng front a Review and other grand subject

Smail Shell PlaquesChildrens Toy lllocktGarnet etc clc

STAND A1U HOOKS

Kamily llible with RegistersHills ManualScents of Succets IlusinossGolden Key to SuccessSuccessful Housekeepingicn iiurRoots and SaddlesAnd a largo variety of popular works

GOLD PENS AND HOLDERS

In large supply ojul variety Diaries PockelHooks Ulank Hooks eje etc

J H SOPER1

llookscller Slationcr nnd NewsGaietto Illock Mercinnt Street

GASOLINE-- OK TIIE- -

Agent

HIGHESriLLUMINATING POWER

IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT

lor Sale lljs- -Q-- W Macfarlane Co

A CARIX

UNDERSIGNED WISHES TOTHE his nearly thanks to Pilot Mclniyrefor collecting and lie other pilots and citizensof Honolulu who liae contributed a handsome purse for a Christmas present to me

CHARLES PETERSONMarine Signal Station Diamond He

December 30 1SS6

New Pliolograpli CilleryAbove Pantheon Stable

Fokt St nrir Honolulu II I

Portraits anil kteguarantm

Pirt tla work Sjtufactl

I A CONSAIVUS

NOTICE

PERSONS DESIPTNG SLIPS OR SITFou Strect Church cm pro

cure same by npplyng to the Treasurer MrJ II Allierlnn at Castle IooVs

tmiSX tt BbMtftfiWiriiiiianillKrf

ScttCiiil Jlbbcviiscmcnts

Santa Ciaus Keadciuartrs

10a roivr STREET

It repete with ittmunl vulety of ittractlve ndMatorialile Kovttdea for young nd old

of

tio

in

id

Confuting In prt of

Mlscc1lancoiisArt Presentation Rooks

IKCLIirNI

A Invoice of Mrs Sinclair IndigrnoiHMowers of the Hawaiian Mandt Moral

and handy volume 1oetiT Juvenile booksOffice and locket Diaries for 1887

New Stle Papeteries and Tablets

Portfolio Plmh CooJ Ijtdes and 0ut TrarelirtfCw KeceMariei Work Ilakets fittrd Cold

1enciN Pens and Holders Chartm Stylo--graph Pent ChriMm1t and New Vjjart

Cardv with more to follow

NEW TOYS AND GAMES

Fot the Yountf Folks

Dolls and Doll Sundries

Heads Ilodiel Aims Mio i Half Jewelry Kic

Wire lleds and Mattrattes Dolls Carriages Chaiiand I able Wagutf Uarrowt tiMlkicp

Vvlocipeles Iricycles KkLIiikkll0TM ShOO ll11

RUBB13R GOODSDolls Rattles Animals ItalU Ktc Htc

Croquet Sets Asstd Grades

Together with a variety of other aiticle width muttbe teen to I e nj prctialcd

Orders repectfully Mtciled and filled with tare

TIIOS G THRUM

BOOKSELLER and STATIOKtt

100 Fort Street

SUN FIRE OFFICE-- OF LONDO- N-

Eatabllshecl 1710Insurance elTcclctl upon every description

of properly at current rates of premiums

TOTAL SUM INSURED IN 1885

327 333700Claims arranged by the Local Agents ami

paltl with promptitude and liberality Thejtirivdiction of the Local Tribunals recocniicd

G W Macfarlane CoAgent for Hawaiian Islands

MINCE PIESOn sale at the

King- - St cet

MINCE PIESMade from the Celebrated recipe of Messrs

Melltr Halbe

Crystal Soda Works

- MNUKACTUKMHIOK

SQIDA WifVIEH --

GKEnXTGKEiK XjE

FLORIDA LEMONADE

Aoratod Waters of All Kinds

Fruit Syrups and Essoncos

riirojH3irKUiiolcililio IlKsI NOlOllKS

WE USE PATENT STOPPERS

In all uiir Hollies

SIT We Invito jpjrticulai attention to ur IjtmKiller recently lilrjdtinil by tvhlch all afr U

IK V frd f InT W delitr our PomU fr of charje to all pantor the city

Careful attention Valil to ManJ Order AucIkmi

THE CRYSTAL SODA WORKS

P 0 IIOC 3S7- - IIONOI VUV II I

Telephone No 208

Snbscrbe for the IIeiuld

Ji

rflfl11 Sij

ISMU- - 1

Ul itiB ff

it- 6 3

ll I ri -

m

H

J

a

i i

i

J

I

jSMSwiiTlililfJiMyiV

A IftSWAt tefiiiifatHANcsehs suftFEif ee with sweet

SOUNDS IN THE CITIES

Tlio ItincVmit Minstrel nnd III HIiibIiirSlmo Strnln of Mliale Krorjwticre In

Milan No Icnpo rm tho TerribleOrdeal

Many of tlioso Italian exiles however whomI havo encountered In Paris Brussels Lnti

sarnie and Ocnova rarely stoop to manuallabor In order to cko out n living llofortleaving tlielr natlvo land tlicy kidnap boyaand girls who havo Rood voices or bring theirown children wh thciur and train them upto play tambourines nnd concertina 01

matter tho Ditto and tho violin and oncethey havo received this elementary instruc-tion tho Impresario travels nil Europo withthem nnd sometimes crosses over to Americawhero he gcucmlly fancies that n largo fortuno Is to bo mado out of tho material whichho has jot ready on hand Cafes art generally tho haunts of these itinerant mlnslrolsWhen ho bring them Into any town or cityho takes up his quarters In ono of tho backlanes and sends them out to sing If they titnot lay n certain amount of money nt bis feetat night when thoy como homo ho beata themand sends them to bed suppcrloss and theresult Is that when ther grow to tho years olmaturity thoy abandon tho old tyrant nndho Is forced to seek other fields nnd pasturenow for his fortuno making

A 81NQ1NQ BLAVZThe cruelties practiced on theso llttlo one

nro fearful to contemplate Often havo 1

seen n pretty dark eyed Neapolitan signorlnclooking pale and haggard at tho enrly ngo ol13 or 13 summers her features robbed olthat rich red color of southern climes nnd n

pitiful harrowing grow in her orbs as sheglanced meekly at you and pleaded mutelyfor n copper Others I havo beheld withwars and bruises on their checks sad re-minders of tho ferocity of their owners whojocket tho swag loll lazily at homo all dayvhllo their misemblo littlo hacks nro wasting

their Uvea nwny in tho fetid atmosphere otlow drinking saloons crying for alms andtorccd to listen to tho ribald conversation olbesotted drunkards

I found ono of theso palo faccd childrentugging at my coat tails ono evening as Iwas leaning over tho battlement of ono oltho bridges overlooking tho llliono nt Ocno raWhen 1 turned nround I saw n prematurelyaged child with tear laden eyes holding outtho palm of her Innd nnd looking up piteously at me 8ho held n very old violin undciher arms ond n pair of tiny cymbrds wotattached to n hcmjwn cord that encircled herwnUt Alii monsieur sho cried In brokenFrench I havo been out nil day playing butth times are bad nnd pcoplo havo no moneyto throw nwny on me I only corned 10 sotuand papa always beats mo when I do notbring him a franc and nowjt is too late toplay any more and I fcol so ill that I fuar 1

will dio if ho knocks tno down and kirks nicas ho often did before Will the monsieurfor tho lovo ot tho Madonna havo pity on

InoF O ceill inspire monsieur to have pityon mo I

A MUSICAL 1IEDLAM

Milan Is so far as tho cultivation of musicIs concerned a typical Italian city Ithaiits world famed Bcala whero VcrdPu new comjiosltlon is to bo played during tlio forthcom-ing season and a conservatory for operaticpupils Every day strains of music fall al-most ceaselessly on tho ear ovcry where Withtho first Hush of early day ono hears thomartial ring ot tho military bands as thoymarch nt tho head ot their respective regiments for drill to tho spacious piazza lieliindUio Foro Bonaparte where MacMulioiia con-quering legions passed In rtivlaw after thebattle of Magenta

Throughout tho entire day you nro euro tobo charmed or bored by roving songster ifyou happen to live In a room looking on thecourtyard for Into theso yards do theythrong In over Increasing numbers reedplayers nnd harpers cymbal dashers andviolinists till ovcutunlly thoy kick up suchan Internal racket that you might well fancyyourself In Oedlam during such an operationIt U In the uvening however that thl rushof Bounds and jarring melodies reaches Itsclimax IC you enter any of tho nioctnllocafes to talc an apcritivo you sco an orches¬

tra composed ot eight or ten musiciansranged before you and you havo got to listen

nolens volens to snatches from Verdi nndBeethoven

HO ESCAPE FOn YOU

Trip into n liwtaurnnt and sit down to din-ner

¬

During tho linlf hour you spend Inswallowing a veal cutlet nnd a miniaturepyramid of maize washed down with a halfbottle- of barolo no Ices than tlirno or fourgroups of vocal or instrumental musicianswill havo como In or gono out after shatterlug your nerves and relieving you of anystray coppcra you mny possess Then if thothought strikes you to wind up tho eveningout n coffee aud brandy on tho terrace of acafo shadowed over by trocs and trclllsedvines harmony tho mother of the muses ordbconl bom of devils will soothe yourvearysoul or eonsibly interfere with yourdigestion In the public parks nnd squaresIn the streets nnd along tho avenues In tinby lanes nnd nlloys you will havo to Jostleup against bellowing bopranos or open yourcars to tho painful Infliction of a w boozytreble

Qo where you will you cannot escape fromthe terriblo ordeal Pandemonium spreads itscanopy over your head and ranges Its wnlhnnd pillars on every side of you If you cryout aloud against the nuisance and publiclyappeal to bo delivered from it you nro de-nounced as n sour crab and a soulless louttTho finger of scorn will bo pointed nt yon aat one who cannot ralso himself from tlio dograding lovol of tho brute as ono who has noheart for tho sublime and no feeling for ththe beautiful a crusty old dog whoso onlyfate It Is to wallow In tho mlro of his owncoarso and stupid bestiality Milan Cor BanFrancisco Cbrouiele

Col McCIure am Ills CropsCol McCluro of tho Philadelphia Times

began a recent speech by telling tho followingbit of experience- - during tho war of tho rebelHon Ho said bo planted some fino crops overiu Franklin county Pa In 1801 but Gen Pat-terson of tho Union army came along andharvested them In 1S3 ho tried it again onn largerscalo but Gen Job Stuart of tlio Con ¬

federate fide came along nnd carries oil overything ho had Next year ho tried it iigalu butGen Ieo mado a visit to his farm nnd appro ¬

priated the crops Tlio fourth year tho colonelagain planted and got his crops safely liarvested nnd felt happy blt Gen McCausIandcomo up that way with somo of his Confeder-ate force and burned tho barn and the con-tents

¬

Exchange

It Didnt Work Well --

An economical farmer out in Minnesota recently had n suit of clothes mado of wlro bolt ¬

ing cloth thinking It would last him foryears Fifteen minutes after ho put it on howas struck In ten places at onco by lightningnnd was so full of the metal that it was necessary for his family to employ the jorvlccs ofa political wire puller to get tho mttuillostrands out ot the remains Puck

iuh 3JVi

A LONCJ Nj0l6YE0 flErJSd

Tlio 2soo Has llccn Overlooked TlitollfchAll Mm Long Centuries

Isnt It n llttlo singular tjiat tho noso thoorgan of smelling has through nil tho longcenturies been neglected In tho matter ofeducation All tho other senses fnvo olonothatof smelling are cultivated and ImprovedTnko that of sight which has been aided nndeducated by means of tho microscow andtelescope not to speak of spectacles whichovoreomo visual deficiencies and continuo oldeyes In useful employment to tho last mo ¬

ment of existence It you linvo a daughterwith a piano or neighbors similarly endowedyou know what has been done In educatingtho touch By educating tho linger tips thoblind nro enabled to read Tho sense of hear ¬

ing and of taste are both educatedTnko tho practical arts What n blessing

n plumber or health ofllcer would bo with anoso trained to business What a Bwcct boonn specialist would bo who with n snuff ortwo In tho mispectod locality would bo nbloto say this is malaria thats scarlatinaheros typhoid fover Isnt It strnngo that

this last quarter of the Nineteenth centurybig with great Inventions hns dono nothingfor this long neglected sense Then theshape of tho nose It Is not unlikely that Ithas greatly degenerated In form from whntit onco was Tnko an old coin of Homo orGreece and you will readily satisfy yourselfthat this is no mcro assumption llomnii nndGrecian noses of pure typos are now extremely rare Thoo distinctive tyfxjs nro merginginto a conglomerate nose It Is wild thatcharacter depends largely upon tho form oftho nose Why then lenvo so much tochancel Why not train up a noso In tho wayIt should got

If n person has n good nose a noso ofcharacter ho iminlh liko tho blue chinaendeavors to llvoup to it To flovnto therace then w ould It not bo well to begin withtho nosel I havo little doubt n pug noso hasin many cases been more burdensomo thantho proverbial millstone Many a boy otgood intent Ions has perhaps been turned nsidofrom tho path of high endeavor bv dltcover- -

ing tho fdnuntivo period that his noso was npug or of some other pleliclnn form Many jitIs true havo Ixxm able to riso nlxivo such ndiscouraging endowment but no one recom ¬

pute tho thousands who havo fallen after anoblo but Ineffectual struggle against n nose

Dr II II Allen

Tim Ignition Times Inrln CorreapomlcntTlio Paris corrcsrmndent of Tho Times can ¬

not 1m called n brilliant writer indeed If hisarthlesnro judged by rules of that nbomlnntiou called grammar Im afraid theyd notpass muster with a New England jicdngoguoBut there aro clever senso and solid facts iualmost every line and facta told in such nway that readers of tho paper can understandthent is what nil good managing editors mostwant from their cornwjioiideiiui But if Mdo Blowltz Is not rhetorically perfect ho certainly is a most wonderful relator ot factswhilo his predictions based on tlio news hehears ore clear conciio and very opt to comotrue In overy particular Ho has also strongDower for desei inllvo writlnc 1 have readmany n dispatch ot his ilch was as graphicas anything ever penned Ho does a vastnmouut of w ork and yet ho cannot bo exactlycalled a dally grinder at tho nawspajicr gristmill His iositlon is such that ho Is forced todo much social visiting while of course hais officially everywhere Ho Is ono of If nottho best after dinner nrofccri wo havo InPrlt and all guctt bidden to the banquetnro glad when Ms turn conies to nddrtKsthcmHosjieaks English French German ItalianSpanish nnd Aruhio with equal ease and hoIs always cloqucut oven though Ids pronunci-ation

¬

is somewhat marred by a slight impedi ¬

mentTlio secret of M do BIohIU success as a

gatherer of great news is that Europeanstatesmen linve confidence m him IIo neverlwtrays this confidence no matter how greatthe temptation to bent or woop n rivollie Is on intimate terms with tho lxt states ¬

men of tho continent and when they say toIdm Do not repeat tills conversation ho re-

mark¬

When tho time U opportuno and Inmy Judgment tho facts you liave just relatedto mo nro useful to Tho Times I will nk youto let me um them hut I will not do so with-

out¬

your ivnntaion Then ho goes homoanil he has his shortlinnd secretary writedownevery word of tho conversation but ho willnot over use It without innissloti It Is thisregard for his personal honor that makes himof such great value Boston Hemld

Tlio lrnror Turn Came LnntIt wcKd seem almost gratuitous to at-

tribute¬

to tho modern Athenian oven thetaint of snobbery In his dcolro to appear ex-

clusive¬

as is frequcntly tlio cose at the sum-

mer¬

resorts Iiut sometimes tlio charge mayIn fairly sustained av tlio rollowiiig storywill Illustrate Mr Ilfutroli brought hisfomll to Breezy Co vo quite early and beforetho summer sojourners had appeared in forceho liad made tho acimalntanco of Mr X ngenial gentleman with a fondness for literarypursuits and natural history All went wellfor tho first week and then unpleasant to re-

late¬

Mr Ecntrpll in strolling by tho shoreon morning caught Mr X in tho very netof sitting uion a dingy keg down by tho fishguises In tiie rough got b suitable for marinestudlp conversing pleasantly with a bevy offishermen Could Mr It licllovo his eyesYes it was true and ho coldly recognizedhis piazza acquaintance the next morningttycro was a repetition of tho flagrant oirensoto pollto society and iour Mr X was giventhe cut direct

Meanwhile the seasldo studlcJ nnd the con ¬

fabs with tho honest fishermen went on nndtho season woro away September cameand after repeated refusals Mr X was pre-vailed

¬

upon by several of tho tjucstu andamong them a good minister who know himwell to glvo them a natural history talk intlio big parlor All of Breezy Covo was in-

vited¬

and when tho evening camo there weroexhibitions of hugo diagram and nn hourand u half of rapid charcoal drawing In Illus-

tration of a very pleasing talk upon nn in ¬

teresting tbomo Tlio company was dolighted and among tho first to como forwardnt the conclusion of tho lecture with con-gratulation and fulsomo compliment wasthe exclusive Mr Itcntroll It was now mydear Professor Xa tlmo to bo cool BostonBoconl

Tim Sultan of MoroccoTho sultan of Morocco is said to bo n verit-

able¬

Ilanmn nl llaschld Ho is handsomoand most t y In manner nnd professes tobo n propln1 i which character ho leads aquiet and rutlcr secluded life IIo possesses0000 wives whom ho keep in harems nt FczMorocco and Mekues IIo also has a travel-ing

¬

harem which constantly attends himChicago Tribune

Tho Blnrguerlte of StureuerltesTho cjueen of Italy tho Marguorlto of

Marguerites as King Umlicrto calls herdressed by Worth changing her gowns fourtiinos a day dancing liko n sylph and ridingliko an amazon has yet tlmo to fill tho Quirlnal nnd her jutlaco at Monzn with crystalsfrom Venice carving in Ivory oldjowolryand intaglios Chicago Herald

Sixty threo varicticu of tollot iroparntlonshavo beit scut to Jlra Langtry for trial amirecom onJatiou

r - i- -

General bUcvtbLiftcitlfi

H HACKFELD CO-- OflTcr for Sale- -

Various Slies

STEEL RAILS FENCE WIRES

ROOFING SLATES CEMENT

CROCKERY ROCK SALT

Vienna FurnitureAnd a Large Varittyof other Goods too Numerous to Mention

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO LDSUCCESSORS TO

Dillingham Co and Saml NottHOLIDAY GOODS

Mertden Silver Plated Ware New designs in ChandeliersLamps and Lanterns

POCKET CUTLERY SHELF HARDWAREAgricultural Implements a new Fire Proof Paint for Shingle and

Metal Roofs Carriage Paint for country use no varnish required StovesTinware Lubricating Oil Kerosene Oit and General Merchandise

- i

Charles Hustace100 and 111 King St between Fort nd AUkoa

Has received per late arrivals a full assortment of

staple --atTD FAJtTCTr onocnarcsContVllnjc In sit of

Family Flour Scrmca Oat Meal Corn Meal Clacked Wheat UreaVfsvt Jem Dupec Hamand ihcon Codfish I ard Smoked llucf New Cheese Kegs Cal ltultcr DatM KaltinlMustard Sauce Sea Foam Wafers Saloon and Medium llread Apple Humboldt PotatoesWheat Corn Uran Also a lull line of Cal Cracker Cos Crackers and Cakes All olwhich are offered at lowest rates All orders reccire careful attention and prumH delivery

Both Telephones No no PO Dos No J7

Tlie Central Cigar StandCampbells Block Merchant Street

F MILDER - - ProprietorHell Telephone 172 Mutual Telephone 375

Gentlemen will find the Central always stocked with thuchoicest Havana and Dpmestic Cigars and Tobaccos Freshimportations iiy every steamer

The Finest Manilla Oicxn la the Market on Hsnd

Island orders Carefully attended to Give me a callmim -- - --Jlji ilUff JM WfA TJg

George- - Engelhardtlonwrlr arllh Semiitl Noll

IMTORTER AND DEAUJR IN

STOVES CHANDELIERS LAMPSALS- O-

rockcry Glassware House Furnishing Hardware AgateIron and Tinware

AGENT HALLS SAFE AND LOCK-- COMPANYBeaver Block Fort Street

Thl Slure forncrly occupied Ly S NurT oppoKlt SrCKL Is Co IUi1 Honolulu II I

S N CSI1EO I CASTIK

ATIIBKTONCASlli

GASTLE COOKE

Shipping Commission MerchantsIMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN

GENERAL MERCHANDISE

AOENTST011

t

J IIJ It

ICohab Sugar Company llailu Sujir CompanyIala IUnuilon Hitchcock Co IUntaiitn

0rovK4ncll 1linUtion II HaliteaJ W lilU 1UnUlfenA II Smiih Co Koloa Kauai -

Ulim Fire nnd Marina Iiuurance Company of San FranciKo1 Ina Firo Insurance Comunyof llanforJTh New IiiiUml Mu uat Life Insurance Company cf Hoiton

I M Wettona rjtcnt Centrifugal MadilneaThe New Voik and Honolulu PacWt Une

The Mcrtlunti Line Honolulu and San FranclcoDr Jayne Son Cclebralrd Medicine

Wilcox i Oit KemlnKton and Vhleri Wlion Slng Matlil

LAINE COHave received a consignment of the most Economical and Valuable Feed for all kinds of stock vlx

COOKED LINSEED MEALIt is tlio sreatest Flesh former- - Milk and Dutter producer n use

Oil Cake Meal ahow about 17 per cent of nuttiiivu matter I this nearly 39 per cent w bs of this mealla equal 10 500 lbs 01 oats or 3111 lift 01 corn or 10 707 ius 01 wncai uran mo our unrivaicuMIXED FEED hs well us our usual aupplw of the wl kinds of

Hay Oata Wlioat Cora Etc EtcWhich is offered at the Lowest Market Kales and delivered free ny part of the city

EX B THOMASContractor Builder

Estimates given on all kinds of lltick Iron Stone anil Wocxlen DullilinRS Refers to thefollowing prominent buildings erected by Mm nmonest others loo numerous to mention theKings Palace Iunalilo Home Ojiera Home Honolulu Library Wilder Mrs Lack PoliceUIUI 414YTUII Dummies EIC

Brick Work in all its BrandiesOfficeS romcr Queen and Alakea Streets Mu Telephone Ho 38s

--Viafo mKUA1

General bciliacmcnts

iJlGteiieiHons

GROCERS

To 4 pfciioeii St

SUGAR SUGAR

In Uirrtfc llf Urrek mi Ur

HWfc nur rkJJfn tkibk nut in nra

9uVt Hti niSV Itwirv nul

rtitaui

Crirvn 1

r ii tvntSMbOMfilicMCrMlrJ

Sum llntn Ohim k1 Itm

SUU 11mm WlfScV IImh fUd

rvH

SmV1 MM iMyva

CK4 tr o4t

11m

SkV IttMM HmwSmV 1Imm Uo

SACKS IOTATOIW HKriTIn QUNNIBS

QVers

CMeClMVrJSklMaV afCaMt Omh MeM vUle lolt W

Caw0t tX I It MOaws Com SLWWb

Casks Dupcc Hams

CmV t A I laws Caw A 1L Ik

Ca4 PahUiV lAnL J patQsMt Kwawf UM mW rair

Cut WM1bs llbttK la llsHalf fitVta RAir fflh Mtt

Oasax Xvnj CIt cam

IUim and Wk Sail Qtsifr hnUa Tiinm Ouh04 Mhx lalmis

Cases Laundr SisrvjiKit llrawn Lauodrj- - eH

Iure Java Coffee Rbatted and Crsund t lb tinsSacks Jreen CoiTer

Chins Japan Tea I b PapersChests Japan Tea H lb papeft

Itoaes UaUInt limlofi lnyrrsluaej KftltiiiS lonion I aym

UH IUWiii Mutant

tlruuis Citronlljtci Currants

Cases CuclaleCattt sej ricktes

Case Splcn assorted all ill

SacUlHhsh V1niiSatU Sofl Shell Almonli

Cnses California Money t lb tinsCaves Klne MorMCb fresli cSanned

Funis Jellies and V jetablesHairs Wiapptni icr extra qua ily

A iAUUK AIKORTMKKT

Rest California lonthoi

Sole Insole Harness Sklrtlns and UppersFlench and American Calfskins

Sheep Skins Goat SkinsSaddles and Saddle Trees

These guodsnre new and fresj niil will le sold t

LOWEST MARICET KATES

M W McCliesncy Sons

No 42 Ouoon Stro6t

ai niinilJMmiinilodTiiiiMim iiwwiumuw

General Uctluscmcnte

DUFFYS

Pure lalf Witt- FOU -

Medicinal UseNO IUSMl OIL

Absoliileljl Iure arte llnaduiteraUd

HoiplttiliiOurittivo Inntilutionn

Inltriiiiirlca--AND --

Irwciltifjil I Pbyitdaftf iltetyvvhete

- Tilft 0NI- V-

Purc StimulantIV Ibfl fcfclrllVCllrMdt ratlrnl

ASlVJiWIIAR AMbDftIlIIiTTftl WOMIiN

AwW Wisff Vwt Oma MuAtUWKa RfsllB Nt Ol1n IJ isiror Exccllenocjtnd Purity

MacfarlmicCoSolo Aufinta

Wenner CoMMMBlCttttHNf

r jSTrasxi laqwiltstK j

Y Di Fort Street

Mwf keafosi baael aaeM tmonmM

FINE JEWELRYOLID AND PUVTHIi MIVKK HV

K4r siwaajii M skis skCIouUh WntoliiiS Ilmrflctis AcrK

lutB Pins InokotiS Jolil CliitliHnuil stinrilisSlcovo Itiitloim

SI litis Htc VAk

Atal iiwil tM ktmla

Hlrcant Solid Silver Teas SeU

tmllMisl aHr anlMMfar prsesiiask

KUKUI AND SHELL JEWELRYM4tt

RpMc t MLs isad Matey ffiHfisIlT atiiaain ML Mi imii Hi Im a reaatalte

KNOIUVINO A SIMICIAITYpMtMstar aifsria ptM rttersaixl jaWaetk

rMila4lwr IttaoK

Hawaiian HoleCAItlUVOE CO

CamacH at all houri day anilnight Saddle lionet liupgcs wagonnctte and tiltage carts willi stylish andgentle horses to let

Horse clipjrod with the PatentLightning Clipping MBcliinc

FOR SALEA few good Horses 2 Phaetons

Two Top DuKgiot second hand liarness and 2 Village Carts

PRICES TO SUITTIIB TIMESKing up TcWlri NumUt i or Apply to

MILES HAYLEY

T GOIMIESS1A Watcnmakcr tnd Jeweler

lias just arrived fiuln Sn Irjiuisro ail has0ned a loi opiKnile Hails lie Crrani Iarlurs

hsre lie will atlend r waniilaciuring of all kindof Jcurlry Ilia axiin of dniunds tti

Chroiiomotrra n Kjiorirslty

FOREIGN STAMPS

o w nunoESHHat for aaW a variety of rare foreign pottage stamp

for cullcfliuot I all and see I hem at

No 84 Kuc Street Honolulu

npilOS O THRUM

IsirUXTIKO ANP MANkKACTUKINU

Siiitloiirr liaok ttlre Vrtntte Jtnulbltnlrif rtep

And publisliv of the 1 Inurnllnn Almanac and Ampefller in Hm Piallonsry Iluoki Mutfc ToysNncy loods

Four Stkbt Niiaii Hotel Honoiuu

JUST RECEIVISjSTA splendid assortment of liquors

comprising the various brands of WinesSpirits and Ales which we guarantee tobe of the finest quality suitable forXmas presetsiry a bottle it willmake your friends heart rejoice

THE ROYAL SALOONCor of Nuuanu and Merchant Sts

K II I WOLTKKMnnager

H ONOLULU IRON WORKS Co

Htrtim lUiuliifn Hollers Niimr JflllCooler Iron Jliimi and hnul On fiiy

Honolulu 1

Machinery of every description made to ordertllcular attention paid to Slips JllicksmllM- -

work enecuted on tho shorlcstnolice

h - ite jMwUatMjiihait M

n