The Pacific Commercial Advertiser from Honolulu, Hawaii • Page 2

COMMERCIAL. tutu jr. serTKiBtR so. U2. I'asptau an ani'il le-n lh.

LmI. aw due, laiu irf mU VimU runt. our ih Mil dull of lU.m -xi c.f lh and trarswctiocia bTl tb aoal ui-L- J-larv- ia int-f. Vun. hr; 1 trade, ai u.fo.-u.ry price on th rr-.

Tv rank rui.ttjr,n at it in. was ai aartn Uiou-arvl dollars, fr which bid would be re-. vol fwr who azoount, or fjr a rart onlj. PORT It. I.

II. I. A It III RwNuiawi im fan MloA Anions, f) CunJrwTi, 4. Jirr'n jrrK. li aiTwr Ri.ar.

iirtirwr. ffxn llaa-all arwl Mani. la Ana. Kah-Itki. If ft AnLla, Kauai.

14 HI -ip Lite tnkrr, Clark, fmm llaua. Maui. 1 Wchr Fairy Uarrn. w' frro HaxjabH. KaoAi.

1 kcikk. raary. tria kanaUii, Mmu. Irt hr Abuite'la. fr.

M-4'iu. Kaaai. IT. Itr WaraW-k. J'An Hail, fr-fn Puk M- I 1 Ilia arha Kamailr.

Unmy. 30 day from Jarru la. I ft tV ar Kinau. Mkahi. frtn Mlikn, Mani.

1 i H. kr I iLuna, llaiflrfcl. from hoaat Ai kao. Hawaii. at jlrhr Nrttle Mernll.

Crane, frotn Laaains. Jlaui 2t 4 br Miry Lllri, J.ai, lr-m Mtaly. Miiil Vpc 14-Vkr Haiti. Nik. I NawaiwUi.

Kaaai. 4 Hrhr vr Ellrn. Jm, bit ilxaiwa. Maai-14 -br -iii Merrill, tjrane. l.aha:na.

Maoi. I 3br Prince. Wet, tv.r K.m a-ul kao, IUat.1. IT "rkr KHkl, Taiey.t.r KaAohil. Manl.

IT frtxr Fairy Uim, Kaalna. -r Kauai. II -np Lira Yaakee, Laark. liana. Mam.

14 hr ll'kiiVle. Abiuhala. lhiuto. Maui. 1 A-Ar Hutu, ir K'hala.

Hawaii. eVhr Mrarwtrk, Jhn Hall. Kalaar-ap. MoV.knI. I N'irw-rciM it; 1)1 Peter abort, Uanaca, lantj'a ialimJ.

1'e 9 hf Ka Uavia, KahufuJ. MauL 20 rVrtr Kerol Ana, Kab'iriki. (r Anaie'U, Kauii. lrJeieal Draarurra, Fob Koia aD Ec flcbr Lilama. thia IX PORT.

a l. IT 8 8 Resara, Commarvlrr NaiLanZcI Crren. wracifasTWB.a. Nor Ger ah: Itrlt ship Tirtnpuno, ihct'b'rd, iWIiuf bailaat. Brit bk Lochnaw.

L'rqoliart. repairin. Haw an K.m-haneh. VVerka. fcitiaaj tr a crolae.

flaw bk Wytte, flalterwtana. loalifiK. Aac bkta Jari A Forwea. Noraavaa abip Utlo tt Aataoi. A Gafklerwo.

MKMOKAXI'A. ItarwBT or iHoBwraoiaa- Hir Otto Ajtowib, A. O. CeaoeHSf, JUSTra. Left Mriboa-n July Went lhroaJa Baa' fuaiw with So wraik -r anl westerly winds 0 lh way n-i (ot ttrcf 1M3 r4 Tat 3S From trad-a with liuhl biveae U4 1.

Ilail ariAbie eoott- CIIJ Will. s. then ibe NE trades. Arne.i tt ii.tuia eo th lith nationality that have licrctoforc lccn admit-rVptemher. after paae of 47 daya.

i iii iii i i i ted to the Queen rJ Hoepital, or Uiat now remain fMPQRTS. there ia very Fmall not exceeding six at the rTilsTa present time. Of late, the rule Ims leen, (made Ado lied br.eka it Hacks Co. imperative at recent by a vote of the Trustees) FboS MlUui Ut-Per Oin Anlawie, vC I4U: 24- ndrnlt unv r.f Ifi'n j-Itkm Tf nnw thr-ro tOO Norwiy Drurka to llack.1 A Co. nl lo Wai1 Rny '1 1 UXC HOW tliCre KXP(IRTi.

T-s Ifi'Wtiatr'a laLaks lr Ft. Peteral.arr, S-pt. 16ib: Oar.a, A Value Forritfa IW. 0 aawj I'AJiSEXGEUS. Fao.

Whswjio Pobtb pet aw-p. lith ilia EtUatwoM Buaiiiia ami wik, Hie Ki HHOnwrwMrf Ha- wad. Hon II A fUoiaoa and wi-. Ur Whitney awl witr, Hall, wUe and child. Parke n4 dauehJer, u.

v. i i ii ii ut. Palmer, I apt Kniith, II bitnry, 11 lil.uk i ifc, Ky croft, Uickaon, II Dimncul, Jr, Foratenaa, iJimflcid Fnr.tenaa, Clarke, htvter.T Htuith, A Claflin, Mr Afone, oft Atm. el knd McCoWran. Hardcaatie.

John BUaiiTil. Mlaa Kickard. Mm McCully, 11 Hitchcock, E. 4wata. F.rs Wikier ana! 4 children, Rftbinai, KaAuwaiAUuyB Fto llaa Per Ut Yankee, rVpt.

15th Mr Steel ana wife, Mias BirJ, Mr ftiaachack. aoJ io deck. i DIED. TaVLC la I'tttalkdil, Sfaaaachuaetta, Ju'y 3d, Mrs. Lvct D.

TtlLis, apiil 74 yeara, wife of Deacon Thomaa Taylor, and mother of Mrs. Dr. Chaa. Wetmore, of 11 Oo. IIIRTII.

la thia city, September I3th, lo tne wit; of Mr. J. Terry, a daughter. Jool l-portlri. Tb t7e Alitor tf the Pacific Cvmrnercinl Advertiser: Dkar Sir On several occasions I have seen in jonr paper of late, accounts of lh pood shooting lone on thU IsUad, by some of the famed sportsmen of this town, with regard to the number of birds that have been killed, and tbe skill ct bringing them down.

As I had the opportunity of see ing last wcck a trial ol taia kunu or spori oy one ol tbe porternen cf this town, and being so well i pfeasea and greatly surprised at the same I take nliSdanri In aemllnre wmr sit ftCCOnnt Of trie Tier oleasare in send in it you formance as it occurred. Mr. Park and myself were fariVed by one of our friend at Koolau to upend a week, wita Lira, which we accepted. I told Park' I would relish few roast docks while out there; and Induced him to take his gun and dog along. Vt'e left here on Monday, and returned the iollowinSuturday.

rode out on our horses a Lantlr fart of Lree days, and killed in all twenty-four flu oka, killing: each day as many as we wanted and no more. I will now describe tbe performance of the doj and tbe manner in which be is trained. We commenced by ridin; along the edge of the swamps, the dog taking the lead, at tbe distance of thlty or forty yard, stopping at every rod or two, scenting the ground to windward Aa soon as he took scent hi game, he would stop suddenly, look back to his ninster. then move on a few yards cantiously la the direction r-f tire game, then make a full stand, and wait fur Li master to come up to him. Now is the time for excitement between the and LU tto.

and I must say I felt no small share of it mjelf. as I coiwd sit on my horse ana look uown upon iDem irom me uign grouna LbAtaudUwu remarkable see tb don draw so slow and so cautiously in a uirect Mp to the birds, occasionally turning his bead and looking behind him to see that lis mailer was close at hand. On they so together, the dog in fear of flushing the birds, and tbe master la fear of not getting a shot at them. In tbia way I have seen them go on ad is- i tard or loo wken tbe ilocfsetiiokT as close seemingly a be dare go. corner to a farm stand and will no further, me master men sieps lor- ward boldly, knowing he close upon the game, puu them np himself by advancing a few steps, and gives them a chance lor their lives, uut poor i the chance when he brings hs piece to his shoulder and lets cfT right and lelt barrels, so cool and deliberately, w'ub snch well-directed aim.

The first shot be got and tbe first we fonnd. wa3 a pair of ducks, put up as described above, was brought and in this manner was the sport roiiowei up. nntu seven double hoL' and eight single ones were made ia sucehm, iilling 22 dncks in all. without miM-j inzone. The next that was put op was a donble shot, and as fair as any we had, but be killed with 1 tbe Ira and misled with tbe second barrel, as the second tlUCK went riftnt in me gurcui iue iDurnui ro i bound to shoot at every duck that waa covered sun was bv the dc Z.

let the chances he what tbey may. Th'n 14 tbe first mias making 23 shots, double and single lance, killinz every bird dead except two. which I fellatashortdistancrwwonnded. What Is remark- able concerning the dog Is, he needed no correction, Not a word was spoken to bim while doing hw wo rk. he coming and going, moving to the right and left by theluotlon of hU master's hand.

I have seen many splendid dog elsewhere, lut none so well trained, doiog bis work so willingly and so sure as the one above described. This is lbs Crst opportunity I have had of seeing any sport of this kind daring my residence here, and 1 can assure you, Mr. Kditor, that my pleijuro on tbU little trip was so much enhanced by it, ai well as the feasting npon sacs delicious game every day, that the next opportunity that offers that I can conveniently leave with my agreeable friend Park and bis dog. I shall most certainly embrace it. M.

McInerst Ttesolxitlons, X2rirein0 ITVo. 1. WnxaiA3, It has pleased Almighty God to remove cur Brother and associate, Edward McCorriston, a member of Honolulu Engine Co. No. 1, from oar mtfst, tbcrtfore, be it Retolvtd: That in the decease of Edward MeCor-riston, this Company has lost a good Ilrother Fireman, and the Department an active member.

iiewlttd: That while we submit to tbe unavoidable dispensation of Iivine Providence, we offer to the bereaved parents, relatives and friends, our heartfelt sympathy in their hoar of affliction, believing that tbe Almighty dcetb ail things weiL Jletoteed: That these Iii-solutions be entered on the iiriutcs of Ibis meeting, and that copy of tbe same be sent to bis parent and relatives, and be pabllshed in the weekly papers of this city together. Tbe next and last.snot wasaaouoieone, been making rnjp4 strides in the United States bringing both down handsomely, and sums up by during the past lew years. Tho order has been kiiliug 24 out or Ja mil thi shooting the dog into thirtyeven States and Territories, never flushed a single binhnor made abslse stand into Kngland, Ireland, Scotland and retreiving every one In K'tyle d'i J1" Germany, besides a numler of other provinces-owner select or evade any cbances. ont took, every i hms ahortaml lnn holding a membership of over five hundred thou- ua nivtVOOIVii mm I the PAcino (Ummcrcial SVbbcdiscr. SATIHhAY.

SEPTEMUEU 2. t.c c.r it u.e u. Minir of 1 I Firance advrrtiV-J f-ir tenders a lau ol thirty i Ly that aj if so dir.Al, have secured the whole mount of theluai the i Con ti.n the Mini LaTr K-curcJ the Ml.olc thekxxn of Fir.an-c wlii. Brjari in raIr lt Wjj tlj.it hereafter Ix-fi'l of the mcr.t Will IO luei at rr, larties Oo-irin tO I FUiall mm, over rnc Jiuri'lreJ jUst in amount. liy tlii t-r6ori of frniall iiiirw I Lare tf; of jlacing their pavir.

on dt jit at ti beet of fccourity and at a gxl rate of inttrctt. Pauperism The Queen's Hospital. LDlcr the JieaJ of The Taujre," Gazette of this wcei, in a terj elVrt cxunjai, "ucceeda I in conTejing a large aiuount of falnc imr.rcfions I an-I incorrect Cunelueiijns. The impreeeion will tnofft ccrtainljr obtain abroad from reading ll T.T.k i I a. r.

a liA I f.at triAM a nuDicroua clafs of foreignerB in tUec if)and9 I are uowillib aiJ uruiblo to vrork ani that these white mtlxlicanta flluon a race of peoi le with whom beggary la unknown, are kept i in comfortable circumstances," through the charity of tle inure roererou8 among us, upon whom the rmprjrt of tlo "ehiftlosti and un-f fortunate creatures has become an extremely tax." Honolula is thus represented as a ctj paradise 'ggars. Then the Gazdle goes on to fetate that it is informed that num-! lers of thid cldna hare been admitted into the Queen's Hospital, taking up the room and usurp-1 ing the attention which rightfully belongs to the natircs of this country, many of yhum need and di-wn'o all the facilities afforded. Now we are i inlurmed from a terfectiy rcliublo source one which was equally accessible to the writer in the Cazitie that tho conclusion irresistibly drawn from tiie above quoted sentence is ilm; and un- The number of indigent hick of a for were undoubtedly admlttel under the tion that they were curable cast, and now that it is ascertained that they arc incurable, we presume that the iiirliucU of humanity went Id pre- I vent even the Gazette writer from desiring to rce them turned ont to starve and rcriKh in the ptrcct. TJiev have never, in any instance, taken up the rofUI OT Usurped tliC attention Which a TiirhtfullT beloncs to tliC natnes. but on the contrary, tliey are lodged and kept atari from the main building in a liouso by themselves.

The natives, who need and deserve all the afforded," have, in the fullest eense, cnjojed all tlioee facilities. In no one instance has a native been reelected or been left unat- tended to, nor has ever a native eaK5 ljcen turned away, when properly presented. In tho manage ment of the Hospital, the idea has been kept constantly in view that it was established primarily and as far as possible exclusively for the benefit of the native race. Only at the last meeting of tho Board of Trustees, the subject was under discussion as to whether the Government cannot lc induced to make some provision for the relief of the. class of foreigners refctred to as the paupers a class which, though not at present bo numerous as has been represented, yet is likely in the futare to force upon the public attention the subject of an alms-house.

If the Gazette writer, or any one else, will take the pains to visit the Queen's Hospital at tLc lTCecut Ume an(1 anJ 1 necessary i inquiries as to ite management and the condition and treatment of its inmates, we feel assured they will dcrart as fully convinced as we arc ol" the gross injustice and mischievous tendencies ol the etyle of writing indulged in under the Lend of The Paupers." "We epoke just now or the approaching necessity of a provision being made for an establishment kept at the public expense for the care and maintenance or paupers. But we sincerely trust that time is yet lar oj We believe that means can bo devised for taking care of the few of this class to be found among us, without our proceeding to build a national alms-house and making poor-laws. Uc have not vet arrived at that peculiar degree of civilization that requires those institutions ana tneir attendant expensive ma chincry. And with our knowledge of the rco- pic we are convinced that the surest way in i which to CT-jate a pauper class here will be to I make provision for their rupporti Let it once he tlnmnighly understood that the Government those who arc unable to procure those necessities for themselves, and pretended paupers cnourrh would Fn themselves or le brought forward to fill a larger buildiug than tlie Hawaiian Hotel. Wc are however aware of the fact thtt there cxitt ir this city a fww cases of extreme jaupcrism and diKcajrc, which cannot le received at the Hospital, and which drag out a miserable cxist- ft i nAiuinln I.

1 1 I un "r1" uowe uut mirciy taxe-! charity of the benevolent. And we bold lliat thesHJ t1i5C8 0 ht prorcrJj to l)C rr0TiJcJ jiuuuiu tot by the nggregate contributions cf the public, and that they would be so provided for were the to ln i'iC proper manner. (Iooi Templar Orher. This ascociation Jas sand ana increasing rapiuiy. ine next session of the night Worthy CJrand Lodge is to be held in the city of London during the month of May, ic i J.

lhe oraer in ti. is Mate is reported to be in a flourishing condition. The Grand Lodge has i been incorporated, as well aa a number of the subordinates. The Lodges in this city have made a move during the past year which will give the order prominence and permanence. The order has incorporated a joint stock company for the purpose of building a ball.

The association is known as the Good Templar Hall Association of Portland. They have purchased a I on the corner of Third and Alder streets, at a cost of fifteen thousand dollars, and let the contract for the building of a magnificent hall. The building will be fifty by ninety feet the upper story to be used for a ball, and the lower jortion divided into three rooms to lc let for stores. The building is to be completed by the first day of December, and will bo dedicated about that time. Portland Oregonian.

Le Temps, a Paris journal, discredits the authenticity of Dr. Livingstone's letters recently published by the New York Herald. It quotes the opinion of Kiepert, the German geographer, who discovers several geographical blunders in the letters and thinks that Stanley invented part of the narrative, and even goes so far as to hint that perliaps Stanley never saw Livingstone. Now this is too bad. Put us Americans will require considerable proof before wo believe tint Stanley's expedition was a fraud.

OFFICIALNOTICXS. lrr.T or Foaaioa Arrttu, lluoululit. t. i. 16th.

l7i lr l.m l-ii nia.ir known to taia by Jaiuca Hay U'u, II'T Britannic M)jf" Commia-ainner ar.l lhat Earl aaac. ui, Mr II. Um. ISritmh t'ooul ll'Oo-luiu. Iiu lni apfxi.trd H.

Artin Cummisainrwr aoj I ilurmf tbe t-m absence of tha said va-r. Hay ae fntn Kirs-Van. Notice ia hereby rien inal the a ta of Mr. Theo. II.

Iaie In that rapacilr r. t-U-n aa haTirj full firce and effect within thia Krnr loan. Fits. W. Ili TT-Mtaas.

AcLitg 1 Foreign Aflaixa. AaarmtTlov or AartrLBa ti TUB Fa tat TBiTT. Notice havlnr fit-n Official I-Iaclinn to tha tJo-rtnmiil i tif Fn-nch Rrjujtlle, on th Fiftm II Iay of Aril. in Lhe Year or 1 1 Ota TVuuand EifBt llooilr I arc! rVviiu-lwo, ihtl A rl.r k-s namlMnl. renrctiTt ly.

9, I 10. II. 12. IZ. 14.

and 24, the Trraiy of FrWntlabfp. Cm-I iM-rrr. ani Naiftin. Utwfn Ilia Manty ajwjO 1 1 1, th I rrnch, arxl Ilia Mireaty Kamehamrtia IV, Kir. th Hawaiian llatH, concttuictl al llonolnlu OctobiT 1 A.

I. ''ST. b'Mil-1 arxl Mpire to the pro- Artlfle ttierciru I'nWic Nl.ce brr-ty (iven. tbat on the Fiti-emh Iay r-f At.nl, which ihaJl be in lhe Year One Thoaarvl Kiht llanclred and rVTenty-j three, the twt OK-ntiorieil A rticlca of tiie Treaty aoreaaid I akv41jr ceaae aud expire. Vj cvuiuiaimJ of Uia Majvaty the Kine- Feao.

W. ITt'Tcmaojr. Actinc Mintater fur Forei(a ACaira. Office, Fej.t. 14th, IsTJ.

AL'CTIOIV SALE OF VAtUABtE REAL ESTATH IN ISLAND OF MAUI, XKAKTIIE MILE from the P.t of Kahului. bcluoging to Uie al, Folate of M. t.NOi, deceaaed, 2 Saturday, Oct, 19, 1872, at 12 o'clock, M. (if not prcriounly disjiosej of at Prirate Sale.) i -i a ii or Ij a i rbclumt with a stone wall and pkket fence, toretlr with Ibe Two Story Building Out Houses thereon. The lower part of tbe bnikline waa formerly uaed by Ueaars.

T. Uoumaa A Hon as a lletail ttore. Abo, at tbe same lime and place, 5 Acres) mf Liana! adjoin iatic (be absrf Prrm- iner, 3 ii.l 'S of which are enclosed, thia land is suitable for Caue, and has a water right. Title, Fee fimple. Tern.8 Caab.

For particulars enquiia of J. Pt-KKV, Honolulu, nr reSl 6t T. W. EVFRKIT, Auct'r. Vaik.u.

laui. Oprl. FOR SVTLilh 700 C. AI.S. SIEIIITI OIF AT $1.00 PER GALLON.

Suitable fbv IMacliinoiy 400 GALS.SHARK OIL! 400 Grals7Seal Oil APPLY TO WILDER or JAUU DAWSON. te21 41 F. A. SGHAEFER Have Just Opened Offer For Sale SPLENDID ASSORTMT OF GOODS K. C.

YI.112 from RKK.TIEIV To which they call the attention of the trade. GT Prices and Terms to Suit the Times. Genuine Hungarian Wines. SUPERIOR FRENCH CLARET AND BORDEAUX WINES. Old Sherry and Port Wine, la Cases and Casks.

GERMAN PALE ALE, Key Brand. Holland Gin, in boxes Cognac, in demijohns, Superior Champagne Cognac, Alcohol, 96 per full proof. FOR SALE AT P. A. SCIIAEPER CO'S.

i SUPERIOR FRENCH CALFSKINS. COCOA NUT MATTING, TABLE DAMASK, VIENNA CANE SEAT CHAIRS, Contra Tables, Austrian Glassware, Leather Ware, "Wooden Ware, AND A LARGE Variety Of FANCY ARTICLES fMOAWQ ANfl riCARITOS WIUAKO AMI VIVrtl I UO, of superior qualitv e21 For Fale at V. A. 8CHAKFER fc CO'S. TsTo.

9 MerdLant St. DEALERS IN jji Of all Kinds Qualities, FROM- p. XiVCl UC1 CC UldbCd Deeming it useless to mention the Different Brands, as we can fill all Orders from the diiferent parts of the Hawaiian King-dom, WE I1EG TO HAVE A SMALL SHARE of tho Conoral Patronage. PARTICULAR NOTICE! No Traveling Agent Employed, as we do all our own traveling. -21 lu ALES IS Hi SPIRITS T.

J. r. BATsKLOCK. HAYSELDEW BROS. DE1LEIIS IX DRV UIMIDS.KAM'Y tKXi8 AND CUmilXG.

Criterion BuikUnr, Fort tl- (il ly) Honolula, II. t. DE. MOTT SMITH, DENTIST. HAVIXfJ REMMED practice, can be oond at bis routna over K.

tHrtix A Co'a Dras tfore. corner of Fort and Uotel fu. acSl 3a VAIALUA FEMALE SEMINARY! Thcro will be a Fair Exliibition HELD AT TIIE WUU.l'A l'ROTES-TANT Clil RCil, Benefit of the Waialua Female Seminary, on FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 20th. AU Interested in tbe Kilucati- of liawailao OirU. are cordially to favor Of vita their reence.

Wc wUI rodcarur offer for aaie auclt art lea as will prwe allractire fjc CliriHtmAs 3- ifts! The arail of aaid Fair ail! expended ia tbe parchaM of a SKWINU MA CHINK, that tbe pupils may becviae skilled in IH use. The Teachers of the Waialua Female Seminary would aid from the Irrct.ant of Honolulu, in the line of "otSds and ends," that they can spare towards Fancy Articles f-r the FAIH which tliey contemplate bnidtnc in Ie-ceinber cext. Pcrhapa oar lady friends may rtndcr us aid in the matter. All articles collected, may be srot to K. O.

Hall's ature.from hence they will be promptly forwarded to Waialua. se21 lm EXCURSION TO IIIA VI. THERE WILL BE A LARGE fathering at Wailuka on the 21 of October, on which date there will be a 'iR AND BALL to celebrate the OPENING OF THE WAILUKU PUBLIC HALL As many bare expressed a (Wire to be present ou the occasion, as well as to risit the pieusatit and interesting region uf Waitakti aud East Maui, The Fine. CkhimoJious and Schooner 3Pauialii CAPT. II.

T. Has been put on Tor Ivalmlui, for this occasion, and wi sail from Honolulu on Saturday, September 28, IS72, Arririnc at Kahului on Sunday or Monday morninz. Return- i itifT, will leave for Honolulu on Friday, Oct. 4th, thus eiviug aiopie opportunity for excursionists to attend the celebration, i and to visit places of interest in the neighborhood. Tickets for the Trip, including provisions on board, $7 0O.

to oe riaa ii mc hook stores. set 11 COXSUIjAIw IVOTICK NOTICE IS HEREBY CI VEXTII ATTIIE 1 pxiiperty and effects of tbe late William Crley, Will be Sold by Gee. W. WiliTong at Tublle Auction, In Wailuku, Mnoi. ON THE 11th DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, AT 2 O'CLOCK P.

M. Consisting of tbe Following Articles, viz Coffee ou About Three Acres of Trees, Coffee nearly ready to pick. Two Leases of Certain Lands, Two Grass IIouscS, Four Pl.s, Lot of uid Clnthi-s, One Clock, One Double-Barrel tiun. Two Old Tin lluckets, line PSor lioiler, Three Mules, One Grindstone, Lot or One and Content. Lot of lishs.

Five Tin Pun. Fifty-nix Pieces of Hoanlti. Lot of Hoots, Three Empty Ur.rrrU, One Coffee Mill, one Puck Saddle, AMI HALF AX ACKE OF AYVA, OXE IKAK OLD! All sales amount in to fire dollars or under, CAII; on all sales amounting In more than live dollars, half cash, and a creditor three luonlLs on the other hnlf If desired, with U'Xe and security. C. 8.

MATTOON, Honolulu, 8epl. 20, 1872 (v21) V. Consul. SUBSCRIPTION BALL! Ia aid of the Bnildiug Food of the PUBLIC II X-u Hi, AT WAILUKU, MAUI, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOI1KII 2nl. 1872.

W. 11. Cornwell J. W. iirviu.

Lahaina J. II. lllack Honolulu 'ft. T. Alexander Haiku U.

P. Wilbnr Makawao Sumuel Parker Charles Clupalakua II. N. Land ford Wailuku Capt. Tallaut --Wnihee TtTCCEirriOIN COMMITTEEi T.

W. Kverett, N. C. Willfong, and W. F.

Mossman. Who will proenre quarters for strangers making application on arrival ia town. No pains will be ppared by the management to make tbe occasion a pleasant reunion and a grand success. i TTmrT.Tfi for th Ball and Snnner 5.00. Admitting Gentlemen and Lady To be had in.

Honolulu at Whitney's and Hook Stores. Arrangements are in treaty for a special vessel to carry excursionists to Maui and return, of which notice will be given next week. Wailuku, Mani, September Sd, 187 fil. T. DONNELL WOULD 03? TTXn ITJ33IjIO XX JI3 XKW ATI WOiDEKFDfi VOVEl WIRE MiTTK ASSES A perfect Ppring mattrais without rprinci a M.Mtrnss without straw or busks The Wire Mattrass consists of a strong fabric lormed of H000 feet of 8ne tinned wire coiled Into perfect springs ami all interlorked by an iiiK-niou tiroeeas of doable hen this PliaUe and Elamic Fabric is stretched into its proer frame, lhe result is the moat perfect sleeping arrangement ever made.

He desires io call the attention to the facts: 1st That they never lose their shape; 2d That they never make a noi-; 3d That they never need a repair. They are positively warranted to be as perfecily level at the end of fire yi ars, aa when Aral made, and to stand the teat of one thousand oands for ten ys. Farther information can be obtained, and samples seen at the FCRN'ITURE A REROOMS OF M. T. DONNELL.

o. 88 KING STREET. HONOLULU. jul53m NEW GOODS! HALL II AVE JUST RECEIVED HMDWAHE, SILVER WABE, PAINTS Card Matches, Kerosene Oil, Fence Wire, Nos. 4, 5 and 6, with staples; Wheelbarrows, Carriage and Cart Axles, one to three inches; Carriage Springs, Carriage Hardware, Horse Shoes, Ho Nails, Cat Nails, Sd to cOd Clinch Nails, Boat Nails, Cut and Wrought Spikes, 4 to 8 inches Shoe Lasts and Findin CALA.

SOLE, HARNESS, BRIDLE SADDLE LEATHER Proxicli Z.lf Sltlxis, Eridle and Saddle Ornaments, Mexican Trees and Stirrups Marble Wash Basins and Fixtures, A Full Assortment of Carpenter's ami Agricultural Tools. BUILDER'S HARDWARE, GALVANIZED TUBS AM) PAILS, A.c. DIIV ic, ic. i.i.c ai i.iiow7ir cottoas, iklts New tfoods by Every Steamer, at Lowest Market Rates. apG V1ITI1 VIEW TO AFFORD EVERY rcility to partMT.

l.ir r4 profitably aod e-un ly iiivrsune small sums vJ roacv. the Hawaiian tloeern-saciit of the serrr.1 valuta of $100. $2u0. JoO, aod 1 .000. bearing Interest at the rate of a prr ceul.

1-rr annum, parable aOii-anuualiy, will be iatued at par all person appiyiue for then) at the Treasury, fjr of not leas than i. twf caura than 20 years. KOEkKT Miaiatrr of Finance, rvparunent of Finance, Sept. 20. ISTt sail iia NOTICE.

ILL PERSON'S ARE EO. I EST ED TO band in lo U.e andenienej at bia oSce in Kaahuuaaa street, all claims aramt Her cef lency Bulb Keelikuiani. It is desirable Ihit Itxy iVckl tie hxndvd in inioWialely Honolulu. Sepc 17, ls7i (srjl la) F. 11.

ARiUS. Fresh European Groceries Just Received ex R. C. Wylie ASF.S MORTON'S It LACK PEPPER, Cases Morton's WLite Pepper, Cass Bl Carb. Soda, half lb.

boUles. Caes Sak-ratus, half lb. bottles. Cases Fine Oat Meal in jtrs. Cases Candied Citron Peel in 7 lb tins.

Case Vermicelli in 7 lb. tins, Cases Maccaroni iu 7 lb, tins Cases Potted Meats, Assorted. Cases Huntley and Palmer's Biscuits. Cases Crosse Dlackweirs and Morton's Cases Half tins Sardines, Cases qr. tins Bardlnes, Cases Malaga I7 in 2 lb.

toxe. Cases qr. boxes fine Layer Raisins, Cases Half botes fine Layer Kaiaina, Cases Assorted Jams, 1 and 2 lb. tins. Cases French Peas, I and lb.

tins. Cases Coleman's Mustard, lb. bottles-, CASES MORTON'S SPICES! Cases Prunea in gluss, Csses Assorted Meats and Soups, Demijohns Canary Seeds. Hatty A Morton's Atiu-rled Pic Fruits, Ftc. AND FOR SALE AT LOWEST RATES AT THE FAMILY GE0CEEY AND FEED STORE 02 Fort Street, BY JUDD LAYTOX.

sell 5t ffnst Reoeivea EX LATE ARRIVALS From Europe and 1f For frile by the UmlersiyneJ yHITKBRKAIfS FINE DRAUGHT ALE, (new brew) in bhds. and bbls. Fine Pale in cases aud quarter casks; Baskets and castes of superior Holland Gin, Cases and quarter casks Purl and Sherry Wines, Scotch and IrUb Whiskies, In cases and qr. casks, RoSertin Co's Champagne in quarts aud pints. Fine Bottled Ale.

Superior Blacksmith's Coal Ramsay's square and arch Fire Bricks, Fire Clny, Newcastle Grindstones, Casks Black Varnish, Tins White Lead, Tins White Zinc, Superior Paints, Various Colors. Cases Galvanized Corrugated Iron, 1 Small Steam Engine and 1 Large Iron VaU 3Tow XjxiclixxsS Fx C. IVylie The Following I3rancls or CHOICE CIOAKS 10 La Mariposa, 5 La Moscouita. 6 La Islerutt Cubma, 5 Flor de Kio Seen, 6 La Legitimidad, La Magnifies, La Viriato. seHqr IV.

L. GREEN. A STORE TO LET. TIIE STORE OS Corner of Kitnrand Fort from the 1st r.f October next. (jy20 3m) Apply to J.

O'NEILL. CALL THE ATTENTION A FULL ASSORTMENT OF SON Drick Store, corner of Fort and King Sts. HA.YBEXX)E:3Sr BROS I.AIHi:' I (a I IT AIYI) DA IS Will Ti: ciisiVT's assoktli) izi.Acr:, The nhovc is an AsMorliucnt of anil iniiorteil ly ii rilreel SILKS, SILKS, SILKS, HAYSISLDEN 131.OrS., ae7 C. K. WILLIAM'S BUILDING, FORT STREET.

CUTLERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION! AGRICULTURAL oroat of Hollowwaro Viz Sauce pans, Fry Pans, Tea Kettles, Iron Pots and Furnace Boilers, (Galvanized Iron Tuba from 14 to 30 inches (ialvanized Iron lluckets, 10, 11, 12, 13 inches, Guns, Ritles, Pistols, Caps, Cartridges, Powder, Shot and lialls. Seine and Wrapping Twine, Fish Hooks and Lines KEROSENE LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS! DOWNER'S AND DEVOE'S BEST KEROSENE OIL DIRECT FROM THEIR FACTORIES, EXPECTED SOON TO ARRIVE. Dealers desiring to purchase the GENUINE ARTICLE at Low Figure, will forward tbtir orders immediately. We would also call the attention of Local and Country Dealers to our fresh stock of HUBBUCK'S BEST PAINTS AND OILS! just Received, the Largest and Best Assortment in the Market. Brushes of every kind and quality, Byam's 8 Card Hatches, on hand and to Arrive.

PURE mmiK AND NEW ZEALAND CORDAGE! Bits, Bridles and Spurs, Mule Collars and Hames, Ox Chains, Trace Chains. Topsail Chains, Bar Steel and Iron, Wrot Kails, Cut and Wrot Spikes. Now is the Time to 13 uy good Goods at 30 per cent, below their Ileal Value, at tho Concrete Block, Nos. 95 and FAACV In! Choice HL.ACK, AssorlctI; aviiiti: ass(hm 80 Dozen marie to onr order, from Hip illnntif aol nrrr or Far is. IN GREAT VARIETY CRITERION HOUSE, tf mFSsr iHi ties MHSlMtMtaWII IMPLEMENTS.

97 King Street, Honolulu. r.r.TivcaiAivr Co..