The Daily Bulletin (Honolulu [Hawaii])
May 8, 1882

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J T-Itt M j U L THE DAILY BULLETIN Is published every morning, nnd cir culated throughout the town, and for warded to the other Islands by eery opportunity. Subscription, 50 cents per month. H. Ii. Sur.LDOX Editor All business communications to be ad dicted, J. W. RouKUTSOX Co. A CHRISTMAS JOURNEY DY I. RICHAKDSOK. It was Mrs. Lother's little fancy, however, to represent the girl us her own niece, and also to represent her as dependent entirely upou the Lother bounty. That little fiction gave the good lady a charitable and benevolent character among her in timate friends, and did not hurt Blanche's feelings, because she was unaware of it. The train sped on its way. Only one other lndy young, like herself occupied the carriage Blanche had entered. But at the second stoppage the train made, a middle-aged gentleman got in. He was a tall, strongly-made, strongly featured, dark man, Blanche noticed, as he seated himself opposite to her, arranged with deliberate care his somewhat numerous belongings, then opened a newspaper, and pre pared to read as the train moved on again. Twice as Blanche turned from the window through which her gaze stray ed, she found the new traveler's eyes riveted upon her with a steady, strange look, which seemed to hold something of fear in its intensity. Each time his glance dropped and his newspaper was hurriedly raised as her head turned but all the same, she knew that the moment she looked away towards the window again his attention wandered from his paper to her face again. The third, time she caught him staring fixedly at her, there was something so peculiar, so deep, so altogether embarrassing in his expression, that she felt herself colour hotly; and, opening her travelling-hag drew out and bent over some work. "It is remaikably warm weather for Christmas time, is it notV" ob served the, man, putting aside his paper altogether, and still looking at her. He spoke in a deep, pleasant voice, with a gentlemanly enunciation, and there was nothing in the simple re mark which she could in any way resent. Very warm," assented she. You call it unseasonable weather for the time of the year, I suppose," smiled he, but I rejoice that it is so, for I have jnst returned from In dia, and a sudden plunge into an old-fashioned English winter would have tried me extremely. As it is, I find the damp dulling, depressing." He shivered a little as he spoke the last word. Said the girl, I daresay you do." You have never been in India, I suppose?" Aloud: "Never!" Aside: "Oh, do take up that paper again I" Have you passed your whole life in England then?" persisted he, with an inquisitiveness which seemed to partako of actual anxiety, nnd all the tune he spoke ho rcgnrded her steadily. She know it, though she kept her looks fixed upon her woik. "Yes." She answeicd his ques tion laconically, adding, iuwardly, "Why don't you talk to that other lady There was a slight pause before he spoko again; then ho said: "This traju shakes u great 'deal, I fancy. Don't you notice it?" (To bo continued) Di'hik'P.ilmur Co.'s GINGER ALE 76 cents per dozeu. 43 1 B. F. EHLERS Co., DRY GOODS IMPORTERS, All the Latest Novelties in Taney Goods 71 Gcnfs, Ladies' and Children's JPumlsh iny Goods. HONOLULU CLOTHING EMPORIUM, jJaT READ AND BE Inv 1R374. OKKICE P. O. Box 18374. The International Clothing Company, Corner of Broadway nnd Broom Streets. A. M. MELLIS, Esq., Honolulu, sanuwicit isianus, Dear Sir: Your valued favor of November 18th Is to hand, containing your order to which we have given our closest attention, and you may rest assured we have spared no pains to make this Initial older satisfactory, having closely fol lowed your Instructions, felnccrcly hoping by fair dealing to secure your entire patronage in the Clothing Line. Wc are willing to make you our Special Agent for the Hawaiian Islands, and consequently can offer you Special Inducements on prices, ns we aio thoroughly satisfied that a proper lepresentutlon of our goods will, as has always been the case In the past, take precedence above nil other makes of Ready Made Clothing, as wo are here, dihlng our competitors out of the market. Ve Inclose you a large nnd varied selection of samples of our Spring and Summer Stock for 1882 now being manufactured. They comprise many Novelties and are especially adapted for the Tropical Climes. We have shipped your goods as requested la Panama, San Francisco, and by steamer to the care of your Agents, and you will find in this letter your bill o'f lading, &c. Hoping for an cnily continuance of jour pationage. Wo remain, cry trulv yours, The International Clothing Co., DONALD FITZKRALD, President. X. J). As It is my Intension to visit the colonies of Australia shortly, I shall stop to see you on my way. Yours abo e. With the above I take pleasure in informing the publio that I have opened a full line of Soots, Slioes and Slippers of all descriptions and styles, which I will sell at as lower prico as this market will admit. Thanking tho public in general for past favors re ceived, I shall endeavor, as heretofore, to please them with their wants. 54 A. M. MELLIS, 104 Fort St., (Brewer's Block.) Trimmings, Novelties, New York Life Insurance Co. Assets, $17,000,000. Surplus, $10,000,000. Purely Mutual. This Company issues every desirable form of policy. The tontine policy issued by tiiis Company yields better returns than those offered by any other company. For particulars apply to 71 C. O. BERGER, Special Agent llaw'n Islands. J. W. ROBERTSON Co. PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. i This department being under the supervision of Mr. Cleviok, we are prepared to do all kinds of Book and Job Printing:, Such as Bill head., letter heads, wedding imitations, posters, Programmes, dance nnd business cards, Plantation draft books, cheque and receipt books, Bills of fare, lodge notices, railroad and shipping receipts, etc., etc. The work done at our office is unsurpassed for neatness. JJSTCome aud examine our specimens and he convinced. Pencil Holders. Something New, IB cents each, for sale by J. W. Robertson Co. Legal Cap. A now lot just received by J. W. HOBKIlTSOJf Co J. W. ROBERTSON Go. BOOK-BINDERS AND PAPER RULERS. A This branch of our business is under the supervision of Mn. John L Runs, well known as the oldest and best binder and paper-ruler in this city All description of Blank Books made to otder, such as Ledgers, Journals, Day and Cash Books, Plantation Time Books, Butcher Books, Pay Roll Books, Having a flr6t-class Ruling Machine We can rule paper to liny desired pattern. All work done at this establ ishment is niguiy spoicen oi. iSUAS Hcceived by overy Bteamer. CONVINCED-! OP Canltnl 83.1 Capital 83,000,000- New Yokk City, Dec. 0th, 1881. and Fancy Articles. Redwood and Cedar JPOSSTS ry FEET LONG, for sale In any nuun titles, by 31 Ar.LKN Robinson. JU. KAWAINUI, AGENT TO take Acknowledgments to Labor Conti acts for the District of Kona. Of llco In he New "(ia7ctto" Building. 1 UhecK JJooks nnu nil otner innatng woik. 1 jm ,,KkJ ..llW4utBt'iV .JkJtt't JiilMOti'r 'Jifc ,dr.A? 'in mi 1 minim 11 n 111 iiiiiiinnMHiiiiiii iwiii. r wrmfltm-rr u hrwiliCiiiti'roixr-JTOMOPiwriai FORT STREET. Commission Merchants. Claim biwiKOr. Wm. (3. Iruln. WM. G. IRWIN COMPANY, Sugar Factors and Commission Agents, Honolulu.- 1 GW. A1ACFARLANE CO., Importers nnd Commission Mcr. chants. Robinson's Fire-Proof Building, Queen street, Honolulu. 1 HIIACKFKLD COMPANY, General Commission Agents, Queen stieet, Honolulu. 1 AS. CLEG HORN S. Co.,' Importers and Commission Merchants, Deal ers In General MctclinndUc, Queen and Kauhumanu sts., Honolulu. 78 II. A. P. Carter. P. C. Johcp, Jr. CB R E W E R CO., Shipping anil Commission Merchants Queen street, Honolulu. 1 HEO. Il7 DAVIES Co., iuT porters and commission mer chants; and agents ft r Lloyd's and the Liverpool Underwi iters, British aud Foreign Insurance Co., and Northern Assumncc Co. 71 ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER CO., Importers and Commission Mcr chants, II nolnlu, Oiihu. ll.B.WIUIams, A. CliOBLbiough, H.Diniond WILLIAMS, DIMOND Co.. Shipping and Commission Mer chants, Union Block, n nor Pino and Market streets, San Francisco, Cat. aokhts ion Pacific Mall Steamship Company, l'aclllc Steam Navigation Company, Cunnid Royal Mall Steamship Company Cal. lino of Packets from New York, Hawaiian line of 1'ackets, China Traders Iusunuico Co. (limited), Marine Iusurauie Co. of London. 71 JOHN T. WATERHOUSE, Importer and Dealer In General Merchandise, Queen st, Honolulu. 1 CAFONG, IMPORTER, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In General Merchandise and China goods, In the Fire-proof stoic, corner King and Numuui streets. l TtT S. GR1NBAUM CO., Importers of General Mer chandise uiid Commission Meichauts. IT. t JlillllJIIIIU, 1 1T S. G1UNBAUM CO. Commission Merchants, 214 CalifoinU stieet, Ban Francisco, Cal. 1 17 T. L E N E II A N C O J- Importris nnd Commission Mcr chants, Nmuimi St., Honolulu. 1 S. N.Cnutlo. J. B. Athcrton. fi A S T L 15 COOKE, Shipping and Commission Mcr. cliniittt. linporleis and Dealers in Gen. cral Merchandise, No'. 60 King street, Honolulu. 1 Itobcrt Lower, l!. 1!, Cook.', LE W E It S COO K E (siiLccxsors to Lewers Dickson,) Importers and Dealers in Lumber and nil kinds of ISmlilinr Materials, b'otl street, Honolr.!;;. 1 A. KRAFT, JEWELER 3 O PTI C I AN, Dealer In Hawaiian Curiosities. Store in tho "Hawaiian Gazette" build 11 In-?, opposite the Bank. M AX EC K ART, Manufacturing Jeweler, Iso. (I K a iliainauu st. 31 B. W. CLARK, Watchmaker llcpalrlng Watches and Clocks a Spec'., nlty, No. 68 Fort Street. 32 PEOPLE'S LINE OP OMNIBUSSKS. Jami:sDoih, Proprietor. NUUAN'U VALLEY HOUTE: Up trips: Leave W. G. Irwin i. CoV A.M. fi:15. 7!(lt). a .nil. in.nn p.m. 12:05,2:00, 4:00, 5:10,0:30, 0:00, Down trlpn: I.o ivo Ken. or J. It. I'my. -J A.M. U:80, 7:30, 8:30, 11:00. P.M. 12:, 2:30, s-10, 5:40, 7:00,0:20 Sunday Time Taiu.k. Up tripe; Lrmo V. O. Iruin Co. A.M. 0:00, 10:00. P.M. 12:10, 2:00, 1:00, 0:30, S:1C. Down trlpn; Lcaw nc. of J: II. Tuty. a.m. !):30, 10:30. 1-.M. 12:45, 2:30, 4:30, 7:10, 9:10. ULHLTANLU'cl'UNAHOU ST. KOUTE Up trips: Umcff Q Irwin tVo, a.m. (i:00, 0:50, 7:45, 10:00. P.M. 12:03, 2:00, 4:00, 5:10, 0:45, 10: Down trlpn: I.ono Pnunlum ctruct, A.M. B:30, 7:2.'i, 8.40, 11:10. p.m. 12:45,3:10,4:30,0:10,7:10,10:20 Sunday Timi: Tahij-:. Lcao tho Stahlex, cor. Fort and Hotel Rts for Punnliou Stieet, Loiifj Branch Baths, fine 50 cts., baths Included: A.M. :30 to Walldkl; 0:00, 10:00, mid 12:15. P.M. 2:00, 4:00 to WaikiM; C:45, and 8:45. Down tripe: I.uixo Punnl on direct, a.m. 8:00, 0:30, 10:30. p.m. 12:10, 3:10, 5:30,7:10, 0:00. WAIKIKI ROUTE: Out trips: Leave V. G. Iruin Co.'s A. m 7:15, 10:00. r. M. 2:00, 5:10. Downttip.s: Lc.ne Waiklki. A. M. 8:20, 10:50. P. M. 2:00, 6:50. Sunday trips: Leave stables. a.m. 0:30. P.M. 2:00, 4:00. Lcao Waiklki: a. m. 7:40. t t o.r.o r.in ,r" The Long Uraneh Baths will bo tho tcr- 7$ llllUlH. Professionals. Q B. DOLK, Lawjer and Notary Pub- in-, no. ro iviuiiiumnuu st. 11 JM. DAVIDSON, Attorney atLaw 24 Merchant iticet. in 1G TMOHARD F.- BICKERTON, Attornev nnd fVilllmallnr nf. T.nur Money to lend on Mortnges of Free- uuiua. wince, mo. a lucrcnunt st. I rxKCiT nnmvw. A-inPTJii-.v and Counsellor at Law, Notary Pub lic, and Aftentfor taking Acknowledg ments of Instruments for the Island of Oahu. No. 8 Kaahumanu street, Hono lulu. 1 W R. CASTLE, nry Public Attends nil tho Courts 'J,; w. -.W ...yl.W.... 4 I7RANCIS M: HATCH, Attorney f J- ttli AJ1 1U IiiailUlllUIIU HL. w ITTTAir r ci-Tnrf a.. ney at Law, No. 3(1 Jlorchant "M 73 1m JM htreet, TrT n rnu'ifTLfiai.. 1 TT i a. j&Jk mil., w. im:uoi)linu UfjJS yi IlOHiy ,aj) jlj ins iricuuH 111:11 no mis resumed pmctlco in Honolulu. Hcsldcneo and consuntiiK rooms, No. 73 Punchbowl st, ODtlOfilte tho 111:1 kill -rntH nf tlm nniuinii Hospital. Consulting hours from 0 a.m d to 12. Telephone No. 103. 60 lm 3 DR. EMKHSON, rcsltlonco and con Hiiltatlon rooms at No. 2 Kukul st.. corner of Fort. cVj 'IVl.r,l.r,., VT in rnn in A.,jruiju A1U. It, UJ Jim DR. CHARLES T. RODGERS, SS OfllecOdd Fellow 'h Iliiiltllng, Fori k A FULLER, Surveyor for Bureau Veritas. 71 WKAY TAYLOR, Teacher of Piano- forto and Oigan. Tuning In all Its brauchcR. 40 0m QHABLES T. GULICK, NOTARY PUBLIC, Agent to take Acknowledgments to Labor Contracts, 1 imi l inii 11 hiw.ss jiiiir'r i uiucu, HinuiKi'o isiotK, LTirnr iuccn s.jsji 1 i- t "iAfflttt uuu nuuiiuiuauu uuvuiu, iiunoiuuji Zl ZlfiSjf jW&'afcVl 1 m "M M i,K ''M m y Jpi, j r.

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w fe' jjgfs.sf itr 'Mr IB, ON DAY, MAYS, IS.S'i. JHtfG PEOI'LZ. io people of these lain mis nie tending people, niiil innimnhcal'v u this .).-iftMnoiit. is true of tho native 'If:f!iii!iiM us wc'IJ as of the foreign ers resident hero. riie foimer sup port (hive nuwpapers in tlioir own language, each with an edition of from three to four thousand copies weekly. Among the foreigners, hc uides the three weeklies and Un (aa yet juvenile) dailies, a very large number of the standard newspapers of the- United Stales and England are taken by regular subscribers, either through the mail or from news agents, besides eonsidcralilo quantities of the leading monthlies and periodicals. Go where you may on these islands, cither in the towns, on the plantations, or in the remote and scattered bcttlemcnts, you will bo sure to find a good supply of readiim matter. As a very neces sary consequence, our people arc intelligent and well-informed upon all matters of general interest, and in regard to what is going on in the wo -Id at large in this wonderful nine teenth century, to a degree that wo venture to say is not to he found in any other community, in proportion to its size. All this is encouraging tolhe newspaperman, as lie delves at his tread-mill occupation. And this brings us to remark, that our thanks are due to an appreciative public for the encouragement which the Daily Bulletin has already re ceived. Our subscription list, since the date of enlargement, has increas ed nearly fifty per cent., and our ad vertising patronage lias correspond ingly grown. We can only say that we bhall spaie no pains to ensure a continuance of the public favor. ii l i ii wmpmmm Tin: Noiival. By the next arriv al from the Coast we shall expect to hear news of the missing boat of this ship, an account of the burning of which we published last month. It has been surmised by "old salts" on the beach, that the Norval, being an iron ship, would be likely to drift after the fire had burned out, and from her position when abandoned, and tho "known tend of currents in this ocean, the hulk would be likely to be found somewhere to the North East of these Islands. It is to be hoped, however, that it has gone to the bottom, rather then to remain above water to be butted against on a dark night by some passing ship. Wo may expect to sec a large gathering this evening at the open ing of the Loan Exhibition. Tickets at J. W. Robertson Co.'a. Tho Bktno Emma Augusta for Port Towuscnd, sailed from Kahului on the 4th inbt, and tho Schr Anna on tho (ith inst, for San Francisco, rjfV) Let, tho upper story of a JL house t 31 Richards St., con taining 3 bodiooms and a p trior, .jvirily furnished, situated opposite the I'ulace. All comforts, bathroom, stable, &c. Inquiio at J. W. Robert- son Co's, 83 lw Horeaftar taking a back seat Will not bo dreaded so much by persona going to Crowded Gatherings as ha-i boon the caso in tho past. Mr. Geo. E. Wells Has impoited a large lot of Comfortable Chairs! that he will furnish to parties de siring extra scats at Reasonable. Prices! For further particulars enquiro at Wells' Music Store, 107 Fort street, Telephone 179. 83 tiL' A VjS t LEGXSLATIVK. Saturday wat a short day. A pe tition was Jiiienlcil asking that the .so-called IMHIion Loan project be adopted by the House; and another one, on the coutraiy. quite the re verse," asking that we do not bor row a cent. A losolution Avas ndopted, author ising the Finance Committee to ex pend 8f00 in the employment of ex perts to assist in the examination of the Government accounts. The Hon. Mr. Smith gave notice of a Dill to repeal the Passport Law. The Resolution appropriating the sum of 25,000 for the expenses of the Session, was finally passed. Hon. Mr. Kauai proposes to insert in the Appropriation Dill, when that document shall be before tho Assem bly, tho sum of81.r),00l) for a fire proof government building for the Island of Kauai. He probably means a Court House. His Ex. the Minister of Finance gave notico of his intention to intro duce two bills one to amend the Law of Taxation, ami one to regu late Immigration, 'so that the biennial Appropriation Bill will be presented during the present week. The Steamers Lehua for Molokai and Maui, and Mokolii for Koolau, leave this afternoon at 5 o'clock The Steamers C It Bishop for Na wiliwil", Koloa, and Waiincj, and James Makco forKapaa and Kilauea leavo tins afternoon at 5 o'clock. We beg to call the attention of orr readers to the advci tisement of C. Brewer Co. in to-dav's Bull etin, of a cargo of seasonable! goods tinny expected ny mat nrm. The telegraphic news from Europe and 'lieiica via the Colonies is un impoi ant. Wc note the death in London last month of Dr. Darw'n, the naturalist, philosopher, &c. The mail steamer from the South come in this morning at 2 o'clock. She is full of passengers again, and those intending to go from here will no uisappoinicu, a lew, pcrnaps, as was the case a month since, paying cxliorbitant prices. 4,120 packages of sugar came luind this morning. to Expeuts. The Finance Commit tee of the Assembly has asked and obtained pel mission to expend $500 in the employment of expeits." Ti's would argue that they have found something in government ac counts which their unaided skill in figures cannot unravel. "Where ignorance is bliss," &c. One resident of Koolau was heard to remark to another, recently, So wc arc to have a road over the Pali at last. I hear that our Representative has already got 850,000 appropriated for the work." Experience proves that appropriating a sum is one thing, and getting it expended is nother. But in this cnuj the mea sure is merely suggested, for after consideration. C. BREWER 4l Co Offer for sale, The following Goods Now due per bk Furness Abbey, from Dot, ton: Extonuion Top Carryalls, Corning top buggies, Baskot scat beach wagons, Basket Phaetons, Canopy ton ditto Grocers' wagons, Democrat wagons iuiro cures, iigni anu ncavy: H id carts, canal barrows, Baley wagons, Fraser's axlo grecso Cluirs, Trunks, Iron safes, Bales of Excelsior, Hair mattresses oalc. Plaster, coinp. nails, Black cut nails, Fannoirt' boilers, !J0 and 25 galls, ea Bennett's Jamaica (Jingor, piutt Cider vinegar, warranted puui; and By the Edward Hay, Yellow Metal, assorted weights. Families, Attention Franklin Stove Coal gives a brighter fire with loss smoke than any other stovo coal. For sale in casks by 83 C, BREWEll Co. MwmiiiMinywlwiMinlljjl'iiawwiiiMiii Kwitnt Bn.Lr.Tis 1 concur fully in tin; lvimuk's of 11. T in his com munication to the .'raw of Temper ance in all thins; also in his (state ment thai 'Mho" Prohibitory Law, (if passed) will prove a dead letter," and bog t add my amendment to his article. I think, too, the Law would prove a dead letter, because wc have not the proper kind of a Police Derailment to enforce the law, as there would be lots of moon shiners, there arc now for the mat ter of that, and they are not sup pressed. The physician would need spirits in his practice, unless the law intends to do away with allopathy and substitute homeopathy; the druggists also will be deprived of tho article, and last but not least, the churches, for how can they uso a forbidden aiticleV These arc only a few of the reasons why prohibition will not work. I think the acts of Government oflicials of Tahiti could be copied here, and would apply to all, viz. grant licenses to whoever apply for them which should bo doubled here impose a heavy flue on all who sell without a license, one-half of the fine to the informer if an in toxicated man enters a place where spirits arc sold, the owner shall be prohibited from selling him anj' if a policeman sees a drunken man he takes him to the Station House, and he is at once fined four dollars if he pay, and staggeisout, he is brought back and another four dollar line assessed and this is kept up until the man is broke or sober, which makes a drunken spree too costly to be often indulged in. I think the above very much bet ter than a prohibitory law, as this can lie enforced and the latter cannot. Anti-Fanatic. jix lino, on inursttay last, an aci cident occurred on the railroad track. A car, containing some 15 Chinese laborers, got beyond control on a down grade and jumped the track. One laborer killed outright and a number seriously injured. MARHIEIJ T Af the Catholic Church, Honolulu, on May Gtli, Leon Malteru tu Miss l'o knlil. C3- 3 Jk. IV 3L LOAN EXHIBITION For the Benefit of tho Building Fund of the Library Beading Room Association. Tho above Exhibition will embrace a large collection of articles in tho following departments: 1st Pictures and Engravings, 2nd Hronzes, Carvings, Statuary and Ceramics, Itnl Antiquities and Cariosities, 4th Coins, Medal, Jewels and Laces, 5th Natural History, including Shells, Corals, Ferns, &c, Gth Chinese and Japanese Goods. THE EXHIBITION will bo held in Campbell's Building, (comer Fort and Qucon sts.. Which has been kindly placed at tho dispcwal of tho Association for that purposo. The Exhibition will commence on Monday Even'g, May 8th, at 7:!10, and continue ono wool;, opening each day at 11 a.m., and closing at 10 p.m. $d3" Refreshments will bo served uvory uay at moucrato prices, as follows: Hot and cold Lunch from 13 to 2, and Ico cream, cakes, &o., jii mo evening. There will also be Entertainments of Music, Tableaux. &c, In'tho Evenings. Singlo Admission $0 50 Season Tickets a 00 Children Half price Tickets for salo at the stores of J. W. Kobertbon Co, and T. G. Thrum, ami "t Hollihtiir Co's drug store, 8. U. I)qi.k, Chairman, II. F. Toon, ticcictavy, 82 A, J. OAitrwmunT, Treasurer, T"J'VV ""J ""W i itn o ju FLAGS. FLAGS. FDAGS. "1TC7K have just received auargo J assortment ot Hawaiian, American, and 3ritish Flags in 3, 5 and 7 yard length nlso Ha waiian and American Mags, printed on cloth, from 3 x 5 to S23 x 34 in. For sale cheap by 85 J. W. Robertson Co. NOTICE Extraordinary Hon. Nobles and Members of the Legislative Assembly 1 Are hereby notified to appear at the opening of the Session on Saturday, April 2!)th, at tho Legislative Hall, IN FULL DRESS COSTUME which they will find at the Honolulu Clothing Emporium 101 Fort Street. 72 A. M. MELLIS. Lewers Cooke, Lumber Merchants, Keep constantly on hand a full assortment of Lumber of all Kinds. Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes of all sorts, Wall Taper, Nails, 71 Spikes, &c, &.e. JOHN N0TT, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Worker, Plumber, Gas Fitter, &c. Stoves and Ranges of all kinds. Plumbers' stock and metals, House Furnishing Goods, 77 Chandeliers, Lamps, &c. LADIES' HAIR DRESSING ESTABLISHMENT, At Mrs. A. M. Mollis' Cloak and Mantle Making Department, No. 104 Fort Street, Honolulu Orders executed at short notice. 72 McChesney Githena, Proprietors Honolulu Tannery Dealers in Hides, Tallow Leather, Also, Groceries, Provisions, 71 Salt, etc., etc., etc. TOHN A. HASSINGER, s Acknowledgments to Accntto tnlcn ARlrnnwlMlirninntn Contracts Honolulu for Labor. Interior Dfllce, W1 ING WO CHAN Co., 22 Nuuanu street, Importers and Dealers in Chinese Goods and Groceries. Always on hand, Teas of all quali ties suitable for family or plantation uso. 81 JE. WISEMAN, 27 Merchant st, Heal Estate Bro'.cr, Employmui munt i As;cnt and General Ofllcc Business. 'Telephone, No. 172. 10 UNION FEED COMPANY, A. W. liusn, Manager. See advei tise ment on other page. 23 JAMES HANLON will attend to laino or sick horsoB. Leavo orders at J. W. Robertson Co's. n iw TirANTLI), a situation as Ilook-kcep- T cr, by a competent man. Address A Z, J W Lunlng's olllce, Merchant st. of WANTED Hy a young man who 1m thoroughly convei-saut in English, Fiunch, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese and Chlncso languages, a position as Book-keeper, Cleik or lntcrpietur. Apply to J. W. Houektson Co. 03 1m WANTED, throo girls, compe tent to trim and sow dresses, at Mrs. A! M. Mellis' Drcbs, Cloak and Mnuplc Making Establishment, 101 Fort t,U cot. 74 lw iBiniiili tmimmm mmii mi u am t -Vl A Honolulu Drayman's Protective Union. Prices of Cartage ON and AFTER the 1st of MAY, 1882, the following prices will be charged on all Sugar, Bice, Iron, Coal (loose or bagged), Machinery, and General Merchandiser Cahtaoi: On all sugar and rice, 25 ets per ton of 2000 lbs., within the following boundaries Pakaka warehouse, Steamer shed and tho City Front, on a line of the above named ware house. Also from Brewer's wharf to tho Fishmarkct wharves- From Esplanade to the Queen street wharves, 37 cts per ton. All sugar and rice to be delivered on the wharf and not on the vessels rail, as formerly. If delivered on the vessels' rail 87J ets per ton. Coal, bagged, 3" 1-2 ctspcr ton, 2210 lbs. loose, El) cts.; or any part thcic.of. Lots ot coal over fit) tons, -ID cts a ton Cai-tini: and piling coal, per agreement Drluks $1 per 1000 pressed, $1 .50 per 1000 Limo or Cement .17 1-2 cts a load; r Merchandise to bond 37 1-2 single load from bond CO cts to the Island steamers and sclirs, CO ets single load Mola.cs :i" 1-2 cts single load (ieueial uieicliaiulisu, exclusive ot the above clause, "17 1-2 cts load or ton Including the following boundaries Herctania, Alakca and Maunakea. streets and City Front, Iron and machinery 50 cts load or ton Extra heavy machinery aud sates as per agreement. Lumber 50 cts per 1000 Posts 1-2 cent each Shingles 50 cts per 10,000 Itubblsh and dirt SO cts single load lloats 75 cts each r Black sand per special agreement White sand 2.50 single load Wood CO ets cord Furniture as per agreement. From tho City Front to any of the following places Kukui street 0.G0 loaO" School st. bet. Emma AUrldgo 0.75 Waiplula 1.00 Judd et 1.C0 Ice works 2.E0 Lcleoand School sts l.oO Panul 2.00 Kohololoa 1.00 Kakaako 1 .00 "Waller (Kaliln) 3.00 I'.uioa 2.50 Pawoa 1.50 l'mmhou 2.00 Insane Asylum 2.50 Alapal's (Palama) 1.50 l- Queen's Hospital 0.75 Kerosene House 0.75 Oahu Prison 1.00 To Gov't Powder Magazine, per load of 1000 lb or less 5.00 From ditto ditto 3.00 IIoitATio G. Cuabue, S. M. Caktkk, "W. F. SlIAMCATT, E. Peck, Heouaud Co. Geo. II. EonEiiTSON, Mits. C. P. Wam, 77 per F. Hustaco, Manager. WILBSR Go., General Agents for the Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Now York, The Largest, Safest and Most Economical Life Insurance Co. in tho world, Cash assets, over 90,000,000 For information concerning tho Company and for rates of insurance apply to AVimikh Co., General Agents or J. E. Wiseman, Solicit ing Agent. 71 ftOHH. GERTZ, No. 80 Fort st. inmor'c-r and dealer In Gent's, Ladles' and Childien's boots, shoes and slippers. 03 w f,f yij i k 1 7 4f- iii r xJu J i1 .W v.

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K,- $w HpT V" mfl.witMmmmmmmuMmmi M. MCINERNY,T Importer and Dealer In 'Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Perfumery, Toilet Aitleles, Pocket Cutlery, etc.. etc. Gents1' Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Valises, Traveling Bags, Watches, Diamonds, Jewelcry and Slher-aie, etc. NoitheaW Comur of Fort and Merchant sts., jKonolulu. AT THIS WELL KNOWM ESTABLISHMENT Can always he found Full Linos of Superior Furnishing Goods, .TUST 11ECKIVKD, ex "Forest Queen," Tweed Cashmere Suits of various patterns The finest suits ever offered In this market. Also, Elegant llhie Flannel Suits. 5SST Just call and examine these goods and thou compare them with the trash" offered you by the "Gns-b.iffs" April 12 (32) lJiuee raitn right. W. Union Feed Company -CARRIES TIIE- Largest and -OP- B'OAV ADATAT iVM v n a h t rj; r JL..AA.J M. n H-.H h. 1 Of all description, and guarantees to keep a full supply constantly on hand. USPSem! orders to A. W. BUSH, Fort St., Honolulu. 25 FRANK G-ERTZ, 144 Fort St., ?fc" Honolulu, MU. Importer and Dealer In Ladies', Mistcs' and Childrcns' W) Shoes and Slippers Gentleman's and Youth's H; Boots and Shoes Just Received, ex steamer City of New York, rjJircct pom 'nuaaeiimta, A cry superior assortment of BOOTS SHOES 8"Qivn Me a Cu.i,-a A LL Emu PERSONS SEEKING Employment, and all parties either n .Honolulu or atauyoi tnc islands lit the Giouu in want of Employees will please make their wants known to the undersigned, who will do all in their power to mi lliclr omen). P. O. Jones, jr., J. H. Athcrton, B. P. DilliiiL'ham, Employment Committee Y. M. C. A. 1 ,11th of JUNE! Don't you Forgot it A lot of Extra Quality New Zealand Oats. Go caily and secure what you want from the 73 Union Feed Co. 2w THK OlILEURATED Lilikalani Manifesto OF tub ELECTION CAMPAIGN of Fehruary, 1882, Translated hy II. L. Sheldon; published hyT. G. Thrum. l'i'lce, UK cents. May bo had at J. W. Robertson Go's. 40 G. H. ROBERTSON, Drayman best teams yvn Te cphone No. 05. 15 c jtfWi S VHSry -'ft of the town. M. McINERNY. tVVmHHl.i.lIUIijll.WUVil wi S. Luce. A. W. Hush. Best Stock AT"n 1717 171 i ii.i .AO. J.- Jfc. JUIJUIJk PIIE BEST SUSPENDER WORN is the ARGOSY SUSPENDER, For sale at A. W. Richardson's. Journal Papers. A new lot just received hy J. W. KoUKItlSONifc Co. GEORGE LUCAS, Contractor and Builder,' Honolulu Steam Planing Mills, Espla- nauc, iionoium. Manufactures all kinds of Mouldings, Brackets, Window Frames, Blinds, Sashes, Doors, and all kinds of Wood work llnlsh. Turning, Scioll and Band Saw i-itf. All kinds of Sawing and Plan ing, Morticing and Tenanting. Orders promptly attended to and work guaranteed. Orders from tho other Is lands solicited. 21 Trial Balance Paper. A new lot just icccivcd hy J. W. RouunfsoN St, Co. RUBBER STAMPS"! The undersigned arc tho ONLY AG-ENTS For thesu Islands for tho Celebrated Rubber Stamps. J. W. ROBERTSON Co. T3R0WN CO., Importers and Dealers In Ales, Wines and Spirits, Xo. 0 Merchant St., Honolulu. 12 A HONOLULU IRON fl Works Co. Steam engines, sugar V"" mills, boilers, coolci-s, iron, bruss and lead castings; machinery of e.n description made to order. Fiutlculur attention paid to ship's blacksmlthlng. Job work executed on Bhort notice. 1 "DROWN PinLtjPs7"l"raetical Pliiuibeis, GasFlttersand Copper smiths, No, IS Xuuuiuibt., Honolulu. House and Ship Job Work promptly executed. 17 -3l!mS SiiMS ll.Ai.Llt(U the iailj. liiillclin.. MONDAY, MAY 8, 1882. Woniou on Horse-Back. The San Jose Mercury says: "A lad' was thrown from a horse in Oakland the other day and killed. It is a wonder more are not killed. There is only one safe and easy way to ride a horse, and thai is astride. We wish the intelligent and cultur ed woman of California hnd inde pendence enough to ride in this way. With their present cumbersome rid ing habits to entangle their legs, the chances of serious accident are greatly increased. They should ride a hor.se properly or keep off his back." The Muroury is right. It is a de fiance of the laws of gravity for ladies to ride on side-saddles. The most expert, dashing and graceful female riders in the world are the Hawaiian woman, and they all strad dle their horses. If there was noth ing else to condemn the side-saddle but the discomfort of the rider, that ought to oo sufficient to abolish it. But the strained position of a lady who rides on the starboard side of a horse, brings on a spinal disease, and in the event of a sudden baulk or a runaway she is almost sure to meet with a serious accident. Wo hope to seo t' c time when ladies will sit on t'.eir horses in a manner not to violate the laws of nature, and secure comfort as well as safety in their equestrian exercises. Los Angeles Express. Don't be hasty in your speech, for a word and a stone once let go cannot be recalled." The man who begins life with a false addition is apt to end it by a perfectly just subtraction. When a man becomes so good that he ceases to think of himself you may safely conclude that he is out of his mind. How many ladies when asked their age could truthfully answer that they have not yet reached the age of dis cretion. The only man who never, no never, changes his mind is the man who has no miud to change. Some people arc constantly mak ing new acquaintances and dropping old ones. You see, their friendships are so warm that they no sooner take one up than they are compelled to drop it again. It is fearfully true that an ape in velvet is just ns much an ape as an ape in rags, but the world don't think so. WILDER CO., Inipoiters and dealers in Lumber and Building Materials of all kinds. Also, in stock, Paint and whitewash brushes. Metallic and other paints, Glass, paint oil, Doors, sashes, blinds, &c, &c., &c, For sale in quantities to suit 71 at low prices. Shirts and Hosiery, Fancy and Blue Flannel Shirts, White Shirts in great variety, Imported vxprehsly for this market. 7S lw A. S. Cleghorn Co. THE OLD CORNER Establishes, 1S58. HautBiios., Proprietors. M EAL3 Sencd up in nrst-elass stylo nt all hours Open from 2 a. m, to 10 p. m. Always 011 hand Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes &o., &c, Also, Iced. Xriiiks! DILLIIGHAM 00. Importers and Hardware, Agricultural Implements, House Furnishing Goods, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &e. Have just received from New Yoik, a full assortment of New and Desirable Tools Shelf Hardware Also, from London, Wostenltolm's 1XL Knives and lta7ors, Wade Butcher's Kawirs. Garden Shears. Rtuhbs' Files, all kinds and sizes; Hubbock's White Lead and Zliie, Hubbork'.s pule boiled oil, dry paints, puinmlce stone, Flno ground black lead, lump alum, enamelled sauiepAus, Tinned saucepans, fry pans, tea kettles, galvanized buckets. Tubs and basins, Babbit metal, liextgon and frcjuarc nuts, Sheet zinc, perforated and plain; a large assortment of Door Mats, Fish T lttintfV "Ilrnl Q cult tltinrlluu frtrtotlll t1ilno wwfll1 uiilnru tmt tnrtnn k Hooks, pall hoes, Chaini lilca hoes, Chamois skins, dandy brushes, luud bellows, anvils, vises, etc. WIRE! V Fence w ire and and We have lately received several Invoices of Plows, made specially by the proline Plow Co., and arc still able to furnish all styles and sizes, with extra parts, at lowest prices. In addition to our regular stock, which Is more complete than ever before, we have recehed many NOVELTIES to which we invite the attention of buyers. 23 DILLINGHAM CO., Fort Street. PIONEER STEAM CANDY FACTORY AND BAKERY. F. HORN, Practical Confectioner, Pastry Cook and Baker. No. 71 Hotel st. Telephone 74. C9 HOLLISTER Co., Wholesale and Retail Druggists, and Import ers of Fine Tobaccos nnil Cigars, and Manufacturer of iSoda Water, Ginger Ale, &c., Sjl: la THE VERDICT All Ladies having visited the CALIFORNIA ONE PRICE BAZAR, During the last week have found us guilty of Selling Goods at Slaughtering Prices In addition to our large and new stock of Staple Dry Goods, we have opened one of the most elegant collections of Shoes Shoes Ever placed before the Ladies of this city, surpassing in quality and price A full line of the Sarah Brenhardt Sandals." JjQy-GIVE US A CALL.-a CHAS. J. FISHEL, 44 Corner of Fort and Hotel Sis. Call and Select And avoid the risk and expense from ordering. abroad. At 107 Fort Street you will find the Largest Stock of Musical Merchandise Ever seen in tills Kingdom, including the Steinway Pianos, Mathushek Pianos, Weber Pianos, Fischer Pianos, Westermeier Pianos, and Woodward Brown Pianos. Also, a large stock of ORGANS, ranging from 45 to 8250- GEO. F. WELLS, 25 J. W. ROBERTSON CO., Subscription Department Wo aro prepared to recoivq further orders for any paper or magazine published in California, tho Eastern States, Canada and Europe. At tlieiproseiit time wo rccoivo by every mail over ono hundred and fifty did'eivnt papers and magazines, published in tho English, French, Geiman and Scandinavian Languages, for ourbubbcribcis. As ourbubsci iptiou list is large, wo aro enabled to furnish tho papore HsnmHHKi Dealers hi Lines and Twine, staples, galvanized TJtTT'OTI' I plain. W XXLJCi J for the Island trade, The Planters' Monthly," Price 15 cents a copy. Subscription prlco l.COayear. Send orders to J. W. Robertson Cc. THE Hawaiian Journal, Ko Ha waii Pad Aixa," OAUied and edited by Kawainui Bros. has a weekly edition of 8,200 copies, and is tho best advertising medium. Of fice, No. 0 Merchant st. 1 OF GUILTY! FINE PIANOS Shipped direct to GEO. F. WELLS' MUSIC STORE. one for yourself, 107 Fort Street, Honolulu. fssfa f V

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