The Honolulu Advertiser from Honolulu, Hawaii • 3

DAILY PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, JANUARY G. 1890. POUT OF HONOLULU. H. 1.

HILO HAPPENINGS. H. M. S. CHAMPION.

2Ccrj 'ZUiri-rtiscintutiJ. Tides, Sun and Moon. BY C. J. LYONS.

FIFTH DISTRICT! on CD o3 tr1 ES LUCAL AND GENERAL. Grinding will commence at Wainaku mill about two weeks. The Kinau leaves on Tuesdayat2p m. and the Likelike at 5 p. m.

The U. S. S. ISipisic will probably leave lor a cruise of several days, on Tuesday. Five Chinese were arrested Sunday for having opium unlawfully in HON OF HE WORKS GRAND Day liA 3 9 p.m 5.321 6.13 1.3U (Xo Daiicr iroin lPi rt.) 0.40 10.30 6.31) 6.30 6.

3D (9 32 2 5.001 8: 9: 6.00 0.30 1 tf 6.40 5.33 5.33 5.34 5.35, 5.36 7.05 7.56 8.4S 9.41 10.43 Fri in! 6.3(: A British. Cruiser Arrives Proiu Es.ui-uiault to Keliev the Kepiegle. The English warship Champion which arrived Friday evening, twenty-two days from Esquimault. B. came into iort Saturday afternoon and anchored in the naval row.

On Saturday morning while outside she saluted the Hawaiian and Admiral Kimberly's flags. Her salutes were responded to from the Mohican and the shore battery. The Champion is a third-class cruiser of 2.3S0 tons, with engines of 2,340 horse power. She carries twelve gun3, was commissioned at Sheerness, December 4, 1SSS, for this station, and tame here from Esquimault to relieve the Espiegle which vessel will leave to-morrow for South America. Following is a list of the Champion's officers 6.40 6.40 2.00 2.30 8.00 6.40 5.3711.24 Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Gilman Lave returned from their honeymoon trip on Maui. Miss Berry's school re-opens this morning at o'clock, at No.

43 Emma street. The whistle of the Honolulu Steam Planing Mill is blown daily by electric signal from the Survey office precisely at Honolulu mean noon. It souuda again at 28 mi n. 33 nee. past 1 o'clock p.

m. of Honolulu mean time, to correspond with 12h. Oro. 0s. aa given by chronometers set for Greenwich mean time.

This last is especially for the benefit of mariners and jewelers. -V leetint; of all Voters of tlie tU District, who are iix Favor of tlie Iriii-cipless of Xlio HEFOKM PARTY, WILL BE HFI-l AT TI Reformatory Siiiool, Kin? Street. (Palama), ON MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 6th, AT O'CLOCK, For the Purpose of a District Club to take Part in the Coining Elertiou. TtfyPer order of the 3 2t CENTRAL CQ.IM1TTEE.

Meteorological. Ii.VR.OM. Captain Adolphus F. Lieutenants Thomas St. Clair.

Y. Greet, (() Paul Hewett, lviy o-. SP 3 Reginald B. Colmore, 3" 1 Charles Mure. 29.U7i29.9il 0.00 0.20 68 C5 75 75 80 lo: 10 XK 1 sw 0.01 i3l.2J.94 29.

9j V9.90 6i. 79 1 3W 80, 82: 82: 8(lj 80 7l 0.00 79 0.14 29.97 8. 8 NE 29.97 10.03 40.10 Th The January term of the Supreme Court opens at 10 o'clock this morning, Mr. Justice Preston presiding. The Hawaiian Band gives a full moon concert at Emma square this evening.

A capital programme will be found elsewhere. The admission to the organ recital Tuesday evening will only be twenty-five cents, and tickets will be on sale at the door. vs At 10 o'clock this morning Mr. L. J.

Levey will sell a general assortment of wines and liquors, also German beer in pints, at his salesrooms. Two corporation meetings will be held to-day, viz. annual meeting of the VVai-anae company at 11 a. m. and a special meeting of the Pacific sugar mill at 2:30 P.

M. 67 78 Naval Lieut. Wm. T. Thompson.

Lieut. Marines Cecil S. Thomas. Chaplain and Naval Instructor Rev. rederic L.

Warleigh, B. A. Staff Sugeon Stewart F. Hamilton. Paymaster Charles Raxworthy.

Chiet Engineer George Parsons. Sub-Lieut. Wm. D. Church.

Surgeon John II. Stenhouse, M. B. Asst. Engineers John W.

Booth, John 0.00 J.00 10 SE1 7 29.99 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. A. Vaughan. The sociable and ball at the Court House hall, Hilo, on New Year's eve was enjoyed by a sociable lot of people, all seemed to assimilate. It was generally conceded that it was the most enjoyable gathering that has been held in many years.

The music under direction of C. J. Stevens was excellent. At midnight the dancers sang American airs accompanied by the band, there were fireworks, and the bells also raag. The night seemed like day, the moon shone so bright.

Dancing was kept up to an early hour Wednesday morning. On Christmas eve there was a dance at Wilson's livery stable. The carts and carriages were all put on one side and the dancers had a good time, but it was not the same rink as it was before the transformation. Just now we see what an accommodation a railroad would be. The Kinau could not land her freight at Papaikou so she landed it at Hilo.

Wilson's truck with six horses took it as far as Paukaa and the balance of the way it was carried on the backs of mules. J. Nawahi, and K. W. Wilcox have gone on an electioneering tour among the plantations on this side of Hawaii.

Doubtful if they meet with any better success than was done here. An effort was made to get the Haiii church for Wilcox to speak in but most of the trustees objected, so he had to leave without making his little speech. An effort was made to raise money for Wilcox but very little was raised. Mr. Nawahi, who has, for many years been quite an active member of Haili church will not go there any more it is said.

He is angry because the church was refused Wilcox. The church had some beautiful present to give Nawahi Christmas, but he would not accept it. The silver voiced Kekoa formerly a minister and lawyer is also displeased, and will not goto Haili church anymore. Nawahi and Major Baker, it is said, will run for the Legislature. The regular ticket is a strong one.

It is unfortunate that there should be so many in the field. At a' meeting held at the Court House January Rycroft and Kamoku were recommended to be nominated as Representatives. Some of the Portuguese wished to have Silva recommended for nomination. During 1SS9 $30,000 worth of fertilizer and $17,000 worth of flour has been brought to Hilo. J.

A. M. Hilo, January 2d. Riile Shooting Match. On New Year's day friendly shooting match took place at Niulii, Hawaii, between the Puehuehu rifle team and the Niulii rifle team, which was won by the former team by 25 points.

Ten rounds were fired at 200 yardsjvith the following result Gunner George J. Long. Boatswain John V. Cobby. Carpenter John S.

Franckeiss. Midshipmen L. C. S. Woollcombe, E.

Massv, Dawson, Hubert Stans- bury, P. II. Warleigh, L. C. O.

Man- AKKIVALSt Saturday, Jan. 4. Mtnir Likelike. Davies. from Maui.

Mmr A Cummins. Neilson, from Koo-lau. Mmr Kinau, Lorenzen, from Maui and Hawaii. Mmr Waialeale, Campbell, from Kilauea an I Hinalei. stmr James Makee, Macaulav.

from Kauai. hchr Luka from Kauai. Kaulilua from Lahaina. Svnday, Jan. 5.

Ktmr Mikahala. Campbell, from Kauai. sergh. Clerk Wm. J.

K. Milln. A strip of land at flakaio, Kali hi, Oahu, containing an area of twenty-eight and a half acres will be sold at noon to-day at the front entrance of the Government building. ix'cu) Utecrtisnncuts. IIoxoLri-t Market, Honolulu, H.

1., Dec. 31, IS).) TE BEG TO INFORM THE PUBLIC that we have disposed of our market to the Metropolitan Meat Company, of King street, Honolulu, Wholesale and Retail Butchers, as and from the first day of January, ls90, on which day we are to become members of that Coiiipan3'. All bills due to the Honolulu Market will be collected by Arthur White at the oflice of David Dayton on King street, who will receipt for our account. Thanking you for the patronage kindly extended to us, we beg to remain. Y'ours, JOHN H.

PATY, JOHN BRODIE, Proprietors of the Honolulu Market. 1-lw Marshal's Sale. On Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings, Ktmr Kaala, Hagland, from Nawiliwiii LIST OP LETTERS All legal voters in the fifth ward or district who are in favor of the principles of the Reform party, should attend a meeting at the Reformatory school this evening at 7 o'clock, for the purpose of forming a district club. and ILinumaulu. Mmr Mokolii, McGregor, from Molokai and Lanai.

Mmr Waimanalo. Everett, from Maui and Molokai. Remaining Uncalled For" in the Gen eral Post Ottice, Honolulu, Deo. 31, 1889. January 21st and 22d, at o'clock, THEItE "WIIjIj HE GIVEX On the New Market Ground, Esplanade, Auld, Jas jr IKIAKTUKES.

Saturday, Jan. 4. Am Bk Amy Turner, Johnson, Hongkong. Schr Ileeia for liana. Schr Mokuola for Ewa.

Brown, Beicke, Mr Borchgrevink, The feast of the Epiphany which occurs to-daj-, will be observed at the Catholic Cathedral with low masses at 6 and 7 a. m. and high jontifical mass at 10 a. m. confirmation, rosary and benediction at 3 P.

m. Buguit, Hilario Brewer, Master The GRANDEST EXHIBITION of FIREWORKS EVER SEEN in the KINGDOM. Cooper, Curtis, Dr II L(2) Cook, Mrs Currie Culhbertson, Cullen, VESSKLS LEAVING TUESDAY. Mmr Kinau, Lorenzen, for Maui and Hawaii. 2 m.

Mmr Likelike, Davies, Rahul ui and way port?) 5 pm. The Mechanics' Union and Hui Ka-laiaina will have a mass meeting at the Honolulu Rifles' Armory, JJeretania street, Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock, at which some of the nominated candidates will probably speak. II. B. Mv S.

Espiegle, after quite a lengthy visit at this port, leaves on Tues The Exhibition will Consist of 'ieccs Describing Battle Scenes, Birds, Animals, Flowers, all Being Most Natural and Picturesque. EXPECTED. Drake, Mrs Drew, Donahue, Mike Deichmann, Miss A Everett, II Fox, II Fritz, Roland VESSELS Vessels. Ship Deanfield Bk r.k Klikitat r.ktne Amelia Where from. Due.

Liverpool Dec 30 Liverpool 1 ee 25 Sound Dec 31 day morning for Acapulco. Capt. Clark and officers have made many friends during their stay, who will wish them a The Royal Ilawii. Band will he in Attendance. Gracier, Miss Grau, pleasant trip, and hope to see them again Apr 20 Liverpool Apr 15 Jan 11 Jan 10 llonerkontr Jan 8 Bk J.

D. Brewer, Ship Borrowdale 8 Mariposa. 8 Australia Yamashiro Maru Gute, Wm ere long. PCEHUEJIU TEAM. I)Y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXE- cution issued out of the Supreme Court on the 13th dav of December A.

D. li9, against MANUlA (k.) defendant, in favor of CHAS. J. HIRAM plaintiff, for the sum of $57.82, 1 have levied upon and shall expose for sale at the front entrance of the Police Station, in the district of Honolulu, Island of Oahu, at 12 m. of SATURDAY, the 25th day of January A.

D. 1890, to the highest bidder, all the right, title and interest of the said Manuia (k.) defendant, in and to the following property, unless said judgment, interest, costs and my expenses be previously paid. List of property for sale: Being all the premises conveyed to Manuia (k.) bv deed of Bernice P. Bishop and C. R.

Bishop dated 20th day of October, 1SS3, and recorded in the Registry of Deeds at Honolulu in liber SG folio 173, containing an area of 134--10O0 acre. Also, all that piece of land set apart to Manuia in a certain partition deed between Keamalu and said Manuia (k.) dated the 2d day of October, 18SS, being all that portion of the described in Royal Patent No. 55S5 which lies and is situated on the mauka side of School street excepting therefrom a piece bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at the west angle of this piece on School street on the east bank of the Auwai, and running thence bv true meridian: N.47deg. 33.5 feet along Auwai; S. 54 deg.

E. 137 feet along Kaawe; S. 53 deg. W. 72 feet along Manuia; N.

37 deg. W. 128 eet along the mauka side of the street to initial point and containing an area of f800 square feet. The above sale is subject, however, to three mortgages, to wit: Two in favor of H. Dimond for about one in favor Goudie, JnoL The Friend says, "It is expected that 3 4 Hugus, Dr II Halvorsen.

Gunner PRICES OF ADMISSION: Dress Circle 4 438 4 330 0 330 3 435 a scholarship lor Hawaiian youth will 4 VESSELS IX PORT. 4 ..5 ..3 ..4 5 .4 soon be established in the Pacific Theo G. P. H. H.

F. North rup II Bryant 11. H. E. 1W 75 50 4 5 Heins, Karsten Hare, no logical Seminary of Oakland, California.

II II Champion, St. Clair, from Esqui 341 Benches 332 2 llarmoston, Wm Three thousand dollars is the sum required, more than half of w7hich has been .4 0 0 432 J. llenng. fTCDooTS open at 7 o'clock, Exhibition to commence at 7:30 and terminate 4 4 4 5 Johnson, II (2) J. Hind 3 4 3 437 pledged." at 10 o'clock.

Jonnson, Mrs Eva Johnson, Mrs M(2) mault. 11 Espiegle, Clark, from a cruise. II 8 Nipsic, Lvon, Kanning's Island. Mohican Hilo. Hawaii.

Lik .1 Ptieuger, Kruse, from Bremen. wed bk Ida, O'eson, Fort Townsend. Bk 5od "abel, Puget Sound. Bktne 8 je aboard, San Francisco. Am hk Cevloj.Ca jun.

Puget Sound. .284 From a pictorial advertisement in an fiOTickets can be obtained at the office ot Lewi 3 J. Levey, corner of Fort Karlsori, Misa other part of this issue, it will be seen that Honolulu is to be treated to a grand Lawson, Levinson, and yueen streets. exhibition of fireworks, on the New Lame, A 0 224 2 022 4 3 3f 4 LOOK HING CO. Market ground, Esplanade, January Am schr Robert Lewers, Penhallow, Port rand total NIULII TEAM.

G. Bryant 2 4 3 3 3 2 3 2 P. Born 0 0 4 3 3 3 3 4 J. ....4 3 4 4 3 3 4 4 C. F.

Phelps. 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 4 Judge Atkins 4 4 3 5 3 4 3 3 R. Lucas 5 5 4 4 4 3 4 4 Hall 4 0330443 W. 0 3 4 5 4 3 4 4 Lillie, Mast Arnold, Bailey, II Borgerson, Anders Brand, Mrs Braidman, Mrs Cornell, II. (2) Conulear, Chapman, Mrs Clarke, Miss Culer, Jno Corner, Geo Doak, A Dreizehner, 11 Douse, Elhake.

Aasad Frank, Jno Gorman, II Gesellschaft, Daw A Graham, Mrs Grandelbergen, Aug Harmotus, Hitchcock, Harris, Rev Hull.DrW A Jenney, A (2) Jones, Wm Johnson, (2) Rare, Mrs Langley, Thos Lewes, (3) Luker, WM Lewis, Miss Lazarus, A (2) Mendoca, Mills, Mills, Mrs Thos McWilliams, (2) Merl, Jno Moore, Ralph rainier, Dudley (2) Purvis. Mr Fenninsr, Dora Perry, (3) Rnytcr, de Robinson, Robt Ratcliffe, Robinson, 11 Russell, Wm Schroder, Edwin Spence, Spohler, Jas Sheldon, Dr Schmidt. Miss Joh Smyth, Schlemmer, Max Spooner, Jonathan Saflery, Miss Toirelsohn, Mr Veter, Otto Whittier, Miss Wilbur, Wilson, A White. Wesner, Wright. 21st and 22d.

Tickets for the exhibition will be obtainable at the office of Mr. L. Loveil, Capt A McDougall, Chas Murphy, Jas J. Levey. 3 37 4 30 440 429 435 Townsend.

Am schr Olga, Rodin. San Francisco. AmbkAlden Uesse, Howard, San Francisco. P.k Matilda, Swinson, Burrard Inlet. Tik-inp Itmvne.

Bluhm. San Francisco. IT-TOWN BOOK STORE. Mariano, Mr Middlemist, Mr Mons. Bellaguet.

French Chancellor, of W. A. Kinney for about $120. who has been in ill health for several McUurn, Wm Terms cash; deed at expense of pur Rk Lady Lampson, Sodergren, San Fran Grand total 259 chaser. C.

L. HOPKINS, cisco. months past, lert for San Francisco on the French gunboat Champlain. He has been relieved of his functions as Moore, Nilsson, Mrs Chas Nol, Frank Deputy Marshal. Honolulu, Dec.

2G, 1SS9. 152-lm UP-TOWN Book and Stationery Store 10G FORT STREET. HAWAIIAN ALMANAC AND ANNUAL, 1800. such Chancellor, and M. Louis Koch is Pitcher no longer attached to the French com Pfotenhauer, Mr OAHU RAILWAY AND LAa'D missariat.

The Boston Ideal Com pan to arrive The Largest and Best Edition Ever Phipps, no Porter, FT Patris jr, Julio Robertson, Hugh Rose, Frank Rowald, Fritz next Friday on the Australia, will give their first performance Saturday even Issued. TIME TABLE. ing at the Opera House. Full particu PASSENGERS. ARRIVALS.

From Kauai per stmr Waialeale, Jan. 4 Edward Murray and R. T. Brenham. From Kauai, per stmr Mikahala, Jan.

5 iO Miller, (ieibe, Niepu and wife, Deverill, Scott, Gay, Mrs Hitchcock, Master Scboltz and 21 deck passengers. From Maui, per stmr Likelike, Jan. 4 Wilder and wife, Miss Kimball, Mrs Beckwith, Eihel Damon, Walter Lowrie, McKenzie, Brother William, Brother Joseph, JUS Kaleo. Hawaii rteiT stmr Kinau. Rupprecht, Mr Rossler, Jos 154 Price DOctn! lars will be given alter the arrival ot the steamer, but it would be as well to Schneider Rev Dr remember that season tickets can now FIRST A Happy New Year to all our friends and thanks for their very liberal patronageduring the recent Xmas season.

Sunday School Festival. That usually quiet place Lahaina, Maui, was the scene of much gayety on New Year's day, on account of a large gathering of Sunday schools. Besides those in Lahaina there were schools from the island of Molokai, Wailuku, Waihee, liana, Makawao, Paia and Hamakuapoko. These different schools were taken to Lahaina on the steamers Mokolii, Likelike and W. G.

Hall. The exhibition took place in the large Wai-nee church, in the afternoon and evening. The building was crowded to overflowing on both occasions. Between the afternoon and evening exhibitions there was a grand luau, and at the first sitting he tables were occupied by 9G0 persons. The exercises and singing of the different schools was really excellent.

The II be obtained at Mr. L. J. Levey's office. KEGCLAR TRAINS.

Smith, Paul Sand, Jas Spalping.Miss Send one to all your friends abroad; 'twill save many answers and volumes of writing. to anv address in the world Another arrest has been made forcom- plicity in the hanging of K. Goto the Japanese, at Honokaa. The party is K2 SB Smith, 11 Sharratt.WF Sandford, for J0 cents. Jan I Princess Liliuokalani, Mrs Stations.

Arrive. Leave. ESS -B a 5 SECOND For two dollars and a half the best razor in the country. Never needs grinding and always ready for use. Everett, Mrs Chas UlarK.

iu iticn- si sn ra Tone. W. D. Watson, a teamster employed on the plantation at that place. At Hilo to-morrow, the 7th Watson, along TIIOS.

3r. TIUtUM, 151-lw Editor and Publisher. T' MlSS RVCTOlt. Sherret, Slattery, (2) Thunderstorm, Jno Toomey, No 2 iXo 4 No 3 I Nol Phil Rav. II Purvis.

Mrs Bader, Miss with J. K. Mills and W. C. Blabon, will m.

have a preliminary hearing. Kapela. II II Kenton, ltY Vilcox, Abe, JA 5ilman and wife, Jas Aholo, II i ira Marv Flanaikl.KeV Vockrodt, Henry Honolulu p.m! 2.01)! 2.12 a. ui 9.m! 9.121 11.4 11.3K 11. 25 For Yokohama fifloDskoDir judges were unable to come to any deci THIRD A MILLION FACTS for only 35 cents.

Bv the Kinau, news was received of a Wagner, Ed Whaley, ii i wm I'pvJ Geo Desna 2.23i 9.23' 2.30' 9.3oi p.m 4.48 4.25 4.18 4.12 4.09 4.03 11-761 9.00; 5.53 3.62' 2.39i 1.74 .83 fatal accident which took placi; on Fri sion as a majority were of the opinion that all were equal. A detachment of Puuloa 14 Hulawa Waiau 11.18 11.12 11.09 11.05 9.3i;i 9.3' 9.43 and 7-S deck. SHII'l'lNO NOTES. 2.3;; 2.3'J 2.43! day, December 27th. A Portuguese laborer was crushed to death by a large illiams, Wiebe, Emma Whitnev.

(2) Watts, Young, Robt Leave For Arrive At FOURTH By th last steamer the finest line of stationery and tablets the Royal Hawaiian band added much to the enjoyment of the affair by their fine playing. II. R. II. Liliuokalani and many prominent residents on Maui, were among those present.

I a. m. Ip.m. 11.001 4.00 p.iu.la.m.i 2.481 11 The Al Steamship ever imported into this Kingdom. The Aklen Besse has finished discharging cargo" at the U.S.

S. wharf. The James Makee brought 2,681 bags of n.l -2 deek passengers from Kauai. X. B.

Trains atop at Kilihl only on signal or to leave passengers. Registered Letter? 20777 Capt II Wood -i k.nnlii 9 fiOO hasrs of SC3TDAY TRAINS. 92S9 Henry Wirth FIFTH Fine BAGATELLE BOARDS Sunday was anything but a bright sunshiny That predicted kona innot be very far away. 7303 Miss Joh Knocke 11223 Louis Kauwai' boulder while at work on a road in a gulch between Ookala and Paauilo. Death was instantaneous.

Tha unfoi tun-ate man's name was Darruda and he leaves a family'. There was a large attendance at the services of the Second Congregation of St. Andrew's Cathedral on Sunday. Rev. Alex.

Mackintosh preached in the morning and the pulpit was occupied in the evening by Rev. F. L. Warleigh, B. Chaplain of II.

B. M. S. Champion. The choir rendered fine music at the latter service.

sugar and 1,143 bags of paddy from Kilauea ami Hanalei. i 1 S7i baLrs of sugar. at 110, 1 15 and $25 each. 15077 Mrs Anna Meol Stations. Arrive.

Leave. 18491 Frederich Schmi.lt 51 hogs, and 91 packages of sun SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS. 2085C Frederic Schmidt SIXTH-Music Folios, Sheet Music, Na 1 No 2i No 4 No 6 Xo5 No 3 dries irom iiaui. The Ladv Lampson, which arrived from in Francisco Friday, is unloading her llrpwer's wharf. M.

Thompson, Counselor, gives the law and the author Tarties inquiring for letters in the Gospel Hymns No. 5, Franklin Square song collection, etc. Yamasliiro Maru YOUNG, Commander. Will be due here on or abont JAN UARY 8, and will leave for above ports on or about lQtla For freight or passage, having superior accommodations, apply to Wm. G.

Irwin 112 AOENTH. NOTICE! m. a. to in. 'p, p.m.

p.m. 4.53 ities in writing, answering questions of 2.31 Il48i 3.00 12.30 The Mikahala brought 2,312 bagsof 4.41 3. 12 12.4 above list, will please ask for "Adver tised Letters." F. WUNDENBEP.G, Postmaster-General. law and fcct3 submitted to him.

Oflice a. in. I 9.30 9.42 9.53 10.00 10.tt 275 hags oi nee, 3.23:12.5.: One of those pleasant monthly gather 4.3o 4.23 4.17 Honolulu Moanalua I'uuloa Halawa Ale Kalauao Waiau 3.30 l.Oi 11.3tj 11.251 11.181 11.12J 11.091 11.05! 2.19 2.08 2.03 1.55 1.46, corner King and Bethel streets, Hono lulu. 2-1 3.35 1.06 ings of the Hawaiian Mission Chiidrens' Ofnerai lostomce, Honolulu, Jan. SEVENTH Staple stationery, Oflice 10.09.

4.14 3.39'- 1.09 LS90. 4.10 3.43; 1.131 10.13 requirements, full bound books, etc. Leave For 11 green hides irom ivauai. The Amy Turner cleared from this port on Saturday for Hongkong in ballast. She took ten Chinese passengers.

The Kinau brought lt bags of potatoes, 97 i-n of corn. 32 bags of ginger 2o7 til of hides, 12 hogs ami 150 packages of sundries from Maui and Hawaii. Society was held Saturday evening at the residence of Mr. P. C.

Jones, Nua-anu avenue. The Rev. S. E. Bishop presided.

Several interesting contributions to the "Maile Wreath" were read. 2Ccu) Uiricrtiscmnitj Arrive At p.m I p.m. m. 1 S.4s 1.18 ho.lSjManana NOTICE. I a.

ro. I a.m I p.m. 11 00 1 1 43 4.tS5 N. ii. Trains stop at Kali Li only on Signal or Miss May Atherton gave an acceptable EIGHTH-FINE BICYCLES, $21, $25 and $30 apiece.

leave vocal number and a piano trio by Misses Notice of- Stockholders Meeting. DIED. Damon. Corn well and lddiheld was RATES OF FARE. Tlio well rendered.

Lessees of LotB SITUATE IN TOE CUMMINGS-In Honolulu, Jnary 3, Jona Booth, son of Mr. and rs. AN H. Cum.uings, aged 4 years and 2o da3 I SPECIAL MEETING OF THE NINTH Diaries in great variety for 1J0. Wedding Hells.

A Mockholders of the Pacific Sugar Mill will be held at the office of F. A. Schaefer HAVING BOUGHT OUT MR. W. II.

Page in the Honolulu Carriage Manufactory, at 12S Fort Street, I am prepared to continue the above business under the old name of Honolulu Carriage Manufactory, and being an old experienced carriage builder 1 solicit the patronage of my old friends and the public in general, and with my thorough knowledge of the business and with experienced workmen and using only the best material I guarantee general satisfaction. Please call and see me bttore going elsewhere. (Signed) GIDEON WEST. Honolulu. Oct.

2S. 189. 103-tf MAKKIED. KAPI0LANI PARK Are hereby notified that the Association is prepared to 1st clast-jJd claslitclaitn2d class onoluluto ping.e TOnr(i rouod .15 .10 i .3.1 .2 .40 .73 .50 (MVfarlanes Halawa .50 .35 1.00 CO .40 1.15 .70 (McGre-w'sj. Kalauao CO .40 1.20 .75 (Mrs Waiau.

.43 1.23 .75 (Akl's Manana 75 .50 1.23 1.00 Courtlionse THIS DAY, (Monday the Oth mst. at 2 p. M. Per order. 11.

KENJES, Secretarv. Honolulu, Jan. 4, 4-1 1 KLSV ER-LIG OokaU. Hawaii. Decern oer i ver Matthias Klammer, of Laupahoe-1 of B.

Lightfoot, THOS. G. THRUM, mopitiKTort. i.mi-i5i 'Grant a Renewal cf their Lease for 30 lioe, K.Hsb.irv. Emrland.

r.nu viv'M" remv A TCamalo. Partnership Notice. N.B. Passengers not rurcbasing tickets Is OTICE. fore boardina the train at (stations where tickets are sold, will be charged 10 cents additional to Ipnce or tne onut.

rlther Andrews, r. Otto Meyer to Mi.s 1 I ESSRS. FERDINAND SCHLESIN the reg-ular fare for train rates. 3T Partnership Notice. McCorriston.

ger and Sol. Lesser are admitted as The above time tables and rate of fares to take LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY bidden from going on to the ufider-meutioued Lands, for the purpose "of shoot years from date, Upon presentation of proper title deeds and the payment of a nominal rental. J'ty-A pplications to be made to W. M. GIFFARD, Secretary.

A. CLEG HORN. President Kapiolani Park Aso'n. Honolulu, Dec. 27.

152-lm RUP EIRE partners into our nrm. 1 M. PHILLIPS CO. Honolulu. Jan.

1, 1S9. 2-lw effect on Thursday, January 2, Is'ai. W. O. ASHLEY, 151-tf Superintendent.

Full Moon Concert. ing birds and game. The Lands are: The On New Year's day Mr. Otto Meyer and Miss Maggie McCorriston, were united in marriage at Kamalo, Molokai, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. Father Andrews of 1 ahaina.

The happy couple stood underneath a floral marriage bell while the ceremony was dulv performed, and the decorations around the house were very pretty. A reception followed, "and after congratulations had been offered by a large number of friends, there was a grand feast in a lanai erected specially for the occasion. Dancing was indulged in, intermingled with vocal and instrumental music. The presents were numerous and appropriate, comprising silverware, China tea sets, jewelry, gold coin, etc. The affair was most enjoyable throughout.

Among those present were, Mr. and Mrs. D. McCorriston, Theo Meyer, Mrs Meyer, Misses Meyer t3), Mr. and Mrs.

J. Lucas, E. B. Capt. A.

McGregor, Chas. ami Jules Dudoit, Alex. Powffett, Mr. and Mrs. H.

McCorriston, and many others. Tin Koval Hawaiian Band will play MR. FRANK B. AUERBACH HAS AL this day been admitted a partner in Urtirm J. E.

BROWN it CO. Honolulu, Dec, 1, ls9. 137-lmo. Riven univer- I thfi Momlav evening at 7 o'clock Em ma Square. Following is the pro- Pianos For Kent.

TO 5 lT9. curp of Gonorrhoea and gramme Lehnhardt I enfp in reminmanft PIANOS IN GOOD ORDER rfcri tStmggle for TO LET, f-rntil mt.7 OOripr month Ahupuaas of Kahauiki, Moanalua, Halawa, Aiea, and a part of Kalauao. These extend from the mountains to the sea boundary commencing two miles from Honolulu and ending nine. The Government road runs through these Lands and in most parts is sixty feet wide. Owners of dogs are hereby notified that said animals are liable to be poisoned should they wander off said road.

All shooting privileges that have been granted heretofore are now annulled. J. I. DOWSETT. Honolulu, Dec.

13, 19. 141-3W in the world. Btt Iron Hoops cr fcterl 3 Vlfrev 6 I FSIC DEPARTMENT OF Ctacicnat J. STOVER, M.D., Deeitur.IlL PRICK. 81.

00. Ohio. 4 of rtient. Eatab. Perfect tttine true Ik.

4 Reminiscences oi maukaea. Ku'u wehi. "V81' Fantasia A Night Alarm COMPANY. 123-tf fK A SUIT OF FURNISHED r) Rooms, mosquito proof, with a tine Trm.l i Jirl. 4 Sold by I rUfei(tS.

Cavatina Lucia di uramennuu' nt mil part of th world and wajnaranteaafda-I vrry. tor foil psrticulam, wnt for I'aiDpblet No. I. A.liIrMi, 51. Trow TO Karrramaato 6Urt, hin Krancics L'.

8. A. ForfII oorJfW li.atruniMut fur liomo TrMUDtoU 1'riM, or 5t piano, bath and dressing room, in a very fine location. Address Advertiser ADVERTISER IS THE Holi-ister it Wholesale Agents. Benson, Skith it Wholesale Agents.

61-121fjly Donizetti MH HE JL leat linr daily paper of the Kingdom r.Hiii IJJ-lw WalYz-The Fusions. Shottische-Coliege Loys Hawaii Ponoi,.