The Daily Bulletin (Honolulu [Hawaii])
June 30, 1882
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,i V. iP u I r $Uc pailjs lulWii(. FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1882. THE HAWAIIAN BAND. Whatever dissatisfaction may have been expressed regarding tlio sup port of Hie military of this Kingdom, no one objects to a liberal vote for the support of the Royal Hawaiian ISimd. Many thoughtful people look unon our army, so called, nB n useless and expensive luxury; but the. Biuno people consider the Band in u different light. In fact, the Hand while being a luxury is more than a luxury it has become an in dispensable necessity. Honolulu life would bo dull and monotonous in deed without it, as instanced during ils short well-enrucd annual vaca tions. Moreover, tlio Hawaiian Hand is public property, and every body has an equal share in the pleasure it affords. It is not an in stitution for the rich or the poor, for the native or the foreigner; but it is everybody's institution, and every body feels, or should feci, that it is for everybody's good. On all festive occasions, Saturday after noons and moonlight nights, Mr. Hcrgcr and his boys arc there to de light and please. Thc.poorest nnd obscurest person iu the land b touched by the voluptuous swell afl well as the rich and noble. "Who is excluded Nobody. Not only so, but the music so freely and bo plentifully dealt out to the public is of superior quality. This is often matter of surprised- remark by visitors from abroad. Professor Hemer is honestly deservinjr of genuine commendation for the satis factory results effected by his skilful and untiring exertions. From the foregoing considerations that the Band is cillcicnt, that it is a necessity, that it is an institution for the public bctiefit wc believe we simply express the people's scnti- incut when wo advoeatc continued liberal support. Money expended for this purpose is well expended iB profitably invested. To-day (June 30) is the day ap pointed for the execution of Guitcau. By the schooner Haleakala we learn that tho telephone lino from Hilo was in working order as far ns Fcpeckeo. In the House yesterdn', during the discussion on the Act to repeal the law to mitigate, several of the members made u few sensible and laughable remarks. One of the' members suggested that such a law or one similar ought to bo passed, applying to our young boys, instead of to the girls alone, especially the yojing mercantile clerks. Just Received from London, one Large Astronomical Telescope, day and uight glasses attached, with Tripod G feet high. One splendid Telescope, day and night glasses attached, with stand. For sale b-3' llG-lw J. W. Roiiektson Co, TdJOTIOIC. T t uivnicnii of 15 per Share on vvaiiukit htook Is pay- ablo at the olhYn of C. Brewer Co TillS DAY, June notli. lf?8. P. C. Joniw, Jr., 32!1 It Treasurer, T OST, XU "Till A Vest Button and Link. 'Topaz Stone" with Gold burronnd- ing, was lost yesterday morula;;, (.Tiuh! iJ7tli, between II qnd 1-' o'clock, between the r,l!;elike Landing and O. West's carriage chop. Kinder will Ito suitably rewarded by leaving tliu same at tlilVt dike. 127 at I?OUNI, on Saturday last, on Hotel .Street, a Package of TraiMlerrlng papers. 1 lie owner can havo the, samo by paving pipelines anil calling at the Bulimia (Jfllcc li!7 lw F OVXD-A Plantation Draft, which the owner pan nuvo on proviiiL' property ana pa.wug wr uus uuveriisu went. Apply to ion Mn.i,. ("J.vtTi.p. OnoKK I LEGISLATIVE. Thursday, Juno 29. Tho Houso met at 10 a.m. Mr. Knlua offered a resolution: That all persona' holding Govern ment positions who have not .taken the oath of allegiance ns required by law, bo dismissed from further serving under this Government. Mr. Pilipo said for fear those parties would learn of tho intention of this resolution, nnd avail them selves of the opportunity by apply ing at the Interior Department to take said oath, ho moved to nmend the resolution, by inserting that the Minister of Interior bo requested not to take any oaths of that naturo this day. c His Ex. the Attorney-General said that he was not aware that there was any such person in his department, and if the Honorable members could pick out one, ho would soon sec that it was attended to. The resolution passed as amended. Mr. Pahia offered a resolution: That the Bum of 8500,000 be insert ed in the Appropriation Bill for tho purpose of building a ship of war for tho Hawaiian Government. Tho resolution produced some very laughable remarks from tho mem bers. Tho motion to indefinitely postpone was put and carried. Mr. Kauwila offered a resolution That tho pay of mail carriers from Hilo to Puna and Kau bo in creased to 818 per week. Which was, after some satisfactory remarks by Mr. Kapcna, Postmoater-Gencralj Indefinitely postponed. Mr. Aholo gave notico of his in tention t6 introduce a bill, specify ing the timo in which a laborer cah be arrested for deserting &c. Under tho Order of the Day, the Act to increase tho permanent settle ment of Her. Majesty Queen Dow ager Emma, making it $8,000 per year instead of $6,000, was passed finally on its third reading. The Act to re-organize the Board of Health was referred to the Sani tary Committee. The Act making Wniluku the place of holding tho terras of the Court of the 2nd Judicial Circuit was, on its second reading, referred to" tho Judiciary Committeo. The Act relating to pass-ports was, after considerable discussion, passed with amendments on its second reading, nnd ordered to bo read a third timo Saturday. House adjourned to 1 :80 p.m. Tho Houso assembled at 1J o'clook. The Act to amend an Act amend) ;ng Sections G4, 65 and GG of the Civil Code, allowing tho Minister of tho Interior to grant auctioneering licenses for each and every district throughout the group wis next in tho order. The Attorney-General said that he thought this law was unnecessary, as the law already provide that tho Minister of Interior may Errant licenses to any number; if ho saw fit, for nny district, Considerable discussion however arose among the native members, which resulted in tho passage of tho bill to engrossment, to be read a third timo on Saturday next. The Act to amend Chap. 7 of the Act relating to the genealogy of Ha- Lwaiinn Chiefs was on its second reading, referred to a special Com mittee, consisting of lions. Aholo, Kaunamano, Mnhoc, Palohau, and Kani. The Act to amend section 267 of tho Civil Code, relating to tho num ber of Police for each respective Island, was referred to tho Commit tee having Police matters in hand. Tho Act to repeal section 57 of tho Penal Code, und abolishing tho law to mitigate was passed to en grossment on its second reading,and ordered for its final reading on Sat urday. Tho Houso then adjourned. J Irrigation. Editor Hullktin: In view of tho short supply of water in town, a'nd tho'ofTlciul regulations restrict ing the uso of water for irrigation to the hours from six to eight a. m. and frqm four to six r. m., it was notice able that water was being used f rccly for irrigation at noon to-day iu the yard of u His Excellency tho Premier." Surely a good example should be set by His Excellency ho should not defy tho regulations, lest others should follow him. Water Rate Payer. Honolulu, Juno 29, 1882. Is it not timo that tho Regatta Committee for the Fourth had de signated the time nnd place for clos ing tho entries, also published tho list of prizes, nnd tho courses to be sailed nnd rowed over? 3,860 packages of sugar came to hand sinco yesterday morning. The Lady Larapson sails for San Francisco to-day. The steamer James Makce for Kapaa andKilauca, leaves this after noon at 5 o'clock. The bark Stella cleared yesterday for San Francisco with tho following cargo, 14,957 bags sugar, weighing 1,489,225 lbs., and G38 kegs of sugar, weighing 88,008 lbs. Domes tic value, 895,764.89.iShe sails this morhiug. Notwithstanding tho numerous attractions last overling, Tho Music Hall was well filled .to witness the extraordinary tricks by Zamloch. Hawaiian Tribo No. 1, Imp. O R M., meets at the Wigwam, Fort st., this sleep, brcalh. at tho 7th run, 30th Artesian Bee Works ICE DELIVERED to all parts of the city and suburbs at all hours of the day. Orders from the other Islands prompt ly attended to. OUlce at W. E. Fostru's, Saddler, Fort street. Telephone No 1 11 129 NEW MUSIC HALL. Last Performance Saturday Evening July 1st. PROFESSOR ZAMLOCH THE, AUSTRIAN CONJUROR A Season of MARVEL AND MYSTERY By requost, the evening's entertnlnmcnt win coni'iuiio with The Skeletons Prices asisual: Rosorvcd seats at ,T. "W. Rob ortson Co., without extra charge. mr 1 A rdiiTioN of tho Hawaiian troops were out drilling last night, under tho command of Hia Majesty the King. Mn. Adams holds his Regular Cash Sale to-day, when he will offer dry goods, furnishing goods, groceries, furniture, etc. Also tho stock of goods belonging to tho estate of C. Asett, tho lcaso of the' premises formerly occupied by C. Ascu, with all tho buildings and improvements thereon. Also for violation of the Revenue Laws, a number of cases of Chinese goods, etc. See advertise ment. Mu. E. P. Adams will offer a splendid assortment of fire works and firo crackers, for sale to-da The Artesian Ico Works arc now in thorough working order, and will commenco tho delivery of ico to morrow. A dividend of 15 per share on Wailuku Stock, will bo paid to-day at tho office of Messrs C. Brewer Co. The Band gave an excellent con cert last evening. Tho nudienco on this occasion was very large. Auction Bales by E. P. Adamsl REGULAR CASH SALE This Day, Friday, June 30tb, at 10 a. in., at Sales Koom, Dry Goods Furnishing: Goods Fancy WaresI Clothing, Bedding, and Lot Fresh Groceries Cases Butter, Crates Potatoes, Sacks Sugar, 1500 lbs Cuttle Fish, COO lbs Arrabi, GOO lbs lllche do Mcr. A Lot of Furniture Also, by order of the' Collector General of Customs, for violation of the Reve nue Laws, will be sold, the following KSO, 10 cases Bean Cako 10 cases Eggs n 10 cases Rico Sickels 10 cases Lily Flowers 10 cases Tobacco. inbond: Aug Lorango, 1 Violincello, 1-i doz Cordials, 1-2 doz Toilet Soap, 1 Smoker's Stand, 1 hat BII, in diamond, No 1, 7 Chinese Earth en Furnaces BN Shrigatc, 2 Books, 1 Baby's Carriage. NM, 1 Trunk Personal EffectB S Co, 1 doz Patent Shackle Links W B Winchall, 1 Drum Sheep Wash Nit, 1 case Linseed Oil, 10 gals V McKenzie, Hilea, 1c Medicine, 4 btls A lot of Tea, and lc Port' Wint,. Also, by order of Assignee's, The Stock of Goods Belonging to tho Estate of C. Ascu, consisting of Denim, Cloth, Pants. Shirts, and a line of General Merchandise. Also, at 12 o'clock, noon, tho Lease of Premises Formerly occupied by C Aseu. Situated above Engine house No. 4, with all the improvements and buildings thereon with the privilege of removing the buildings at tho expiration of the lease. The lease expires on January 1, 1883, (six months rental to that dato of SCO due on July 1st,) and containing the privilege of extension of 5 years, at ttic annual rcutal of 91B0. E. P. Adams, Anct'r. FOURTH of JULY npilOSE Ladies and Gentleman who JL fuel disposed to Assist in the Musical part of tho programmo of tho Exercises on tho Picnic Grounds on tho Fourth of July, Are cordially Invited, to Assemble at the Lyceum On Monday Evening Next, at 7:30 sharp Prof. Rerger has kindly consontcd to conduct the choruses. John H. Paty Committeo 128 It Mvno.v Jones 1 en Music. 'jlOIt SALE, oue new Scow, capable of llllldlllf 10 tlllw. Ill 111- llV P. t'mirif.i! und now In good order. For further par tlculars apply to Tuuo. II Davikb CO. girBiiym A 'NEITHER thoCaritnltihor the Agents of the German bark Anna t'recht" will bo re sponsible for nnv debts con tracted by tlio crcv .J. W. Moi.i.kk, 1 19 -Miiitcr Anna Precht.' MUG FOR SALE. The Brig Ninito, Having undergnno extensive repairs; with a good Inventory, and well found Iu balls, rigging, &c, is now ollered for sala. For particulars inquire of 117 A. J. CAKTWlUflilT. WATER! WATER! IRRIGATION after this dato (Juno yard, lSitt,) Is limited to (4) four hours per day, From 0 to 8 In the morning, and From 4 to 0 in tho evening. Permission to irrigate during moro convenient hours wlllbcgranted on ap plication to the Supcrintunpcnt. Persons found irrigating except dur ing specified hours will havo their pri vileges suspended without notice, G. D. Fukktii, Supt. Water Works. Approved Signed, H. K. Kxai, Minister of Interior. 121 WILDER Co., Concral Agents for tho Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Now York, Tho Largest, Safest and Most Economical Life Insurance Co. in tho world, Ca&k assets, over 890,000,000 For information concerninc the Comnanv nnd for rates of insurance apply to Wilder Co., General Agents; or J. E. Wiseman, Solicit- ng Agent. ix A. JAEGEE, Sesident Agent Honolulu. H. I. 71 WEST PAGE, Carriage iJJUl. Builders Buggies, Carriages, Express Wagons and every kind of vehicles manufactured. Blackemithing, horso-shoeing, and all kinds of repairing done. C. WEST Keeps constantly on hand and for sale a complete stock of carriage building materials. All orders promptly filled. 71 TTT ANTED, A competent and cxperl T V enced man to rent or superintend, tlio lower story of the American flotcl. It lias been expressly designed for a Boarding IIou.so and will bo furnished in the latest and most convenient stylo. No Chinese wanted. Apply at No. 70 Muuuakea street, to 10 tf Z. Y. Squiukb, Proprietor. WANTED. A live man with moder ate capital, who is both mer chant and accountant, can hear of a f;ood business opportunity bv addrcss ugCPD., Bulletin oilicc. Principals only. All communications strictly con lldcntial. 6105 "YXTANTED a young Girl, to make her TT self generally useful in the houso of a lady on Maul. For particulars en fiulro at the Hawaiian Hotel, Room No. 10, in the morning before 9 :30. 07 ITl OR SALE, Apply to 102 a MULE CART". II. nackfcld Co. 17011 SALK. a ntyhsh Carriage Horse, drives double or Hingh!, perfectly sound! also Harius and Top Buggy. 09 Apply to O. O. ItKiuiKit. IiOIt SALE, a two-seated wagon with pole nnd t-linftK, and n double hnniess, nearly nuw, price 8150. May bo seen in rear of. No. 20 (school st. W. G. Ncedlinm. 72 rifV4 i lyn INSU7?ANCENhtJY Pf Jr VyrJfJJH--JtflJ'FmlJ'Hl.'',i A'MJUl.1 nl. IV OF UPNDOH,ENGLANdPT !sCDNOtqor
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1? -r "TO$V?1 r-v i- vlfP,iffWr-l.- T"- r-srjrg-?, as IS i TELEPHONIC. Ditnond Head, June 30, 0:30 u.ni. Light N.K. wind. Nothing in sight. Arrivals. Juno 30 Stm Iwalnni, from Konn and Knu Sell Nettie Mcrril from Lnhniua Schr Wniniulu from Kcokca. Stuir Mokolii fioin Koalau. Departures. Juno 29 Sclir Koknuluohi for Hanalet. Vessels Leaving this day. Bk Lady Lampson for San Francisco Bk Stella for San Francisco Stm Jns Makcc for Kauai Schr Uilama for Hanalci. Schr Waioli for Kcokca. Passengers. From Windward Porta, per Iwa lani, June 80 Antonc, L Turner, Miss Yatos, H Cormvcll, J W Smith, W II Stone, 15 P Adams, Mrs 1) Crowninghurg and about 70 deck passengers. Vessels in Port Gcr bk Stella, Sommcr Haw brig Nlnlto, Cameron Am bark Kdwaul May, Johnson Brit bk Lady Lampson, Mvralon !k Anna l'reeht, Holler Vessels Expected. Itli; Nnmo Prom Duo Ilk Paradox, fm Ncwcastlc-on-Tyne, Jw Gr bKAuoipn,im jNewcastic-ou-xync jn Haw bk Kale, fm llrcinen Sept Haw bk Iolanlfrom Bremen, Oct Bk Josefa, fm Cardiff, Aug Bk Obcron, fin Liverpool, Aug Br bk Glengaber, fin Liverpool, Am tern Eva from Humboldt, June Am bk Martha Davis, from Boston Sp Brit ship British Ambahsndor, NC.NSW Am bk Adelia cnrlctou fm Nc, NSW Sp Nic bkltemtjio, from Nc, NSW due Am tern Hera from Nc, NSW Am bktne Grace Itoberts,fm Nc,NSW Jn Am bktne Dlscovory, S F. June Am bk W H Almv. San Fran Juno Am bk KL Ifettliigill,Dcparture Bay, for KahuluT HMSS Zealanilia, from Sydney, July 3 Stmr City of New York from H F, July 9 Am bktne Amelia fm Ft Blakeley, Jly Bk FS Thompson,fm Nanalmo fr Kah'ul An! schr Anna, fm Ii)ureka, for Kabuliii Am term Emma claudlna fm SF fr Kalu Am schr Ida Schnnuer from Eureka, for HUo Am bgtne Hazard fm S F, for Kahulul Brit stm Suez, fin S F, July 14 Am bk Emerald fm Pt Gamble, July Haw bk Chiclago fm Newtascle, July P I A N 0 S 116 IN THE MOST ARTISTIC MANNER Isidor Eosencrantz. Communications to be Left at J. W. Robertson co's Mr. Isidor iRosencrantz WISHES to Inform the public that he is in NO way connected with Wells' Music Store. 12G3t Mr. Isidor Eosencrantz IS QUITE UIGIIT. GEO. F. WELLS, 128 Proprietor of Wells' Music Store. "VrOTICE. Tho undersigned is now -LA prepared to jrive lessons in Spanish or French, and any other foreign Ian gunge, orally and scientifically, "with the mo&t easy method to its perfect know ledge, to young ladles at the Kinder Garten School premises, Nunanu Ave nue, daily from 2 to 8 p. m,; and to young men, at the premises opposite Queen Emma's, fioin to 10 p.m. For paitlculars enquire thctciu, 02 F. 1). A. Marnucz, Prof, of Languages. UNION FEED COMPANY, A. W. Bush, Manager. See advertise ment on other page. 28 M. "W. McChesney Son, Proprietors Honolulu Tannery Dealers in Hides, Tallow Leather, Also, Groceries, Provisions ?1 Salt, etc., etc., etc. LADIES' HAIR DRESSING ESTABLISHMENT, At Mrs. A. M. Mollis' Clonk and Mantle Making Department, No. 104 Fort Street, Honolulu Orders executed at short notice. 72 GEORGE LUCAS, Contractor and Builder, Honolulu Steam Planing Mills, Espla mule, Honolulu. Manufactures all kinds of Mouldings, Brackets, YV lndow Frames, BllniH, Sashes. Doors, and all kinds of Wood work llnlh. Turning, Scioll ami B.uul Sawing. All kinds of Sarins and Plan lnjc, Morticing ami Tenanting. Orders promptly atteudtd to and work guaranteed, Orders from the other Is Uuda solicited. 21 Oceanic Steamship. Oomp'y. THE A 1 Iron Steamer Suez, noun, commaKdeii Will lcavc$Honolulu FOR SAN FRANCISCO on July 22nd, For freight or passage, having superior accomodations, apply to 124 Wm. G. Inwuf Co., Agents. FOR SAN FRANCISCO, Tho clipper Bark Lady Lampson, JIarston, Master. Will have quick dispatch for the above port. For freight or passage apply to U. JHieweu s uo., Agents. T. R. FOSTER Co.'s Line of Steamers The Iwalani, Bates, Commander Runs regularly to Kona nnd Kau, as per following Tiino Table: Leaves Honolulu at 4 p.m. on Monday, July S Thursday, Aug. 24 Thursday, tfuly 13 Monday, Sept. 4 Monday, July 24 Thursday, Sept. 14 Thursday. Auu. 3 Monday. Sept. 25 Monday, Aug. 14 Armvks at Honolulu: Tuesday, Friday, Tuesday, Friday, Tuesday, July 11 July 21 Aug. 1 Aug. 11 Aug. 22 Friday, Tuesday, Friday, Tuesday, Sept. 1 Sept. 12 Sept. 22 Oct. 3 The O. B. BiBhop, Berry, Commander Lxavks Honolulu every Monday, at 5 p.m., for Nawiliwili, Koloa, Eleelo, and Waiinea, Kauai. Returning leaves Nawiliwili every Friday evening. The James Makee, McDonald,. Commander Leaver Honolulu every Thursday, at 5 p.m., for Kapaa and Kilauea, Kauai. RsTuiunvre Leaves Kapaa every Tuesday evening. 75 Steamer Likelike, -?SSH: TCInir. ArnstBr. jjjgj ol Leaves Honolulu each Tuesday at 4 p.m., touching at Lahnimi, Mna laca Uay, Makena, Mahukona, K awaihae, Laupahoehoo nud Hilo. Kbturnlug, will touah at all -tho alovo ports, arriving at Honolulu each Sunday a.m. 1 -PACIFIC MAIL Sfetun- e ship Company, i FOR SAN" FRANCISCO, Tho splendid stenmshlD Zealandia, Wobbor, Commander, Will leave Honolulu for Sau Francisco -on or about July 3. FOR SYDNEY via AUCKLAND The splendid steamship City of New York, Cobb, commander, On or about July 0th, For freight and nssago apply to II. Hackfold i Co., Agents. GREAT Bargain For Sale Tlio preniibcs lately occupied by G. C. Buckley, on Liliha street;' also tho adjoining property with dwel ing house on same. These places are favorably situated and but a short distance from town. For fur ther particulars apply to Gcorgo C. Beckley. 78 Shirts and Hosiery, Fancy and Blue Flanno! Shirts, White Shii ts in groat variety, Imported expressly for this mnrket, 78 lw A. S. Cleghorn Co, HHHE Hawaiian Journal, Ko Ha- JL avaii P,i: Ain'a," owned and edited by Kawainui Bros. has a weekly oditiou of 3,200 copies, and is tho best advertising medium. Of fice, No. 0 Merchant st. 1 RUBBER STAMPS The underpinned are tho ONLY AG-ENTS For thoho Isl.inds for (he Celebrated Rubber Stamps. J. W. ROBERTSON Co. EM l W O d CO lWSVb o THIS GRAND OPENING OF PARISIAN HATS, MILLINERY, FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS CHAS. J. FISH EL'S POPULAR STORE. 124 PHIL STEIN, Carriage Maker, Nos. 28 and 30 Fort street, (above Hotel.) New Carriages of all kinds on hand and built to order. iv Repairing, Painting and Trimming 75 promptly executed. PILSENER BEER Just Roceivod per Bark Edward May, A small lot of tho celobratod PILSENER BEER! Whico wo offer, in quantities, to Buil purchasers. Also Wines and Liquors! IN Warranted good Qualities. 120 2w 'Ed. HoSscblaeger Co. H. HACKFELD CO. Havo just received Ex "Forest Queen," 25 bble G. G. E. F. Flour, 100 bbls Lime, 50 coses medium bread, 10 cases cocoanut taffy, 25 cases canned corn, 10 bbls cocoanut oil, 1200 keg sliooks, 20 cases light twist tobacco, 10 cases dark P. P. tobacco, C cases sewing machines, 20 cases boots, 5 cases American prints, 50 cases bluo mottlod soap, 20 cases wash blue, 50 casos sardines, 50 cases olive oil, &c, &c., &c. For sale by H. HACKFELD Co. 313 Juno 12. THE OLD CORNER Establishes, 1808. Haut Bros., Proprietors. MEALS Served up in first-class style at all hours Open from 2 a, m. to 10 p. m. Always on band Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes &c 4c. Alio, Iced Xrinks! 75 DAY! Lewers Cooke, Lumber Merchants' Keep constantly on hand a full assortment of Lumber of all Kinds. Faints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes of all sorts. Wall Paper, Nails, 71 Spikes, &c, &c. Beaver Saloon, H. J. Nolt, proprietor. First-class Refreshments Sorved from 3 a.m. to 10 p.m. First-clas3 grades of Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, and smokers' sundries. A Billiard Table is connected with tho establishment. NOTICn The following Drafts and Money uerc cither Stolen or Lost from my iioekut last Saturday. Payment of the Drafts have been stopped. Drafts No. im for 130; No. 100 for gloOi No. l'J'.l for 632 43-100; Ko. 202 for $150; all drawn to tho order of C. Sam Lung Co., by F. S. Pratt on (1. W, Macfar lanc Co., and unendorsed. Draft No. 2730, drawn to tho order of C. K. Rapulo for 83110 7fi.l00,by F. V. Porter, on V. O. Irwin a. Co. Ilrnft No. 3710, drawn to the order of K. II. Uailey, for $212, by C. 11. Alexander on Castle Cooke. Two Ton Dollar Notes, aud-ono Two Dollar and a halt gold piece. HOlw II. A. HKKJf. 4th ofJuIy! FLAGS. FLAGS. FLAGS. j WE havo just received a largo nssoVliuont of Hawaiian, American, and British Flags in 3, 5 and 7 yard lengths; also Ha waiian and Aineiican Flags, printed on cloth, from .T x 5 to '2'Ai .14 in. For .salo cheap by 83 J. "NY". Robertson Co. Pencil Holders. x I Something New, 15 ccnt6 each, for sale by J. W. Robertson Co. j&fef
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