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Praise Service at Fort StreetChurch.

Evangelist HalJenbeck Bids Farewellto Honolulu.

On Motxluj eyj-tiiii- Fort St. Chnrrb wa.flllel tit it ntcust aa. itj with n eryadirnre, ea jer to listen to the farewll wor.i-- t

tif a reliioin uian, mho, though liot noord.uurJ ?crIfHiitti, goin aroun.l to f ! 1 ofhi eprience of tL plan of salvation tLronh

Itine Knlepuivr.TLe Lanelit Lit lvu iliin au nuretnitling

Rivtprl work, d.iiljr. fr thrt e wet-k- - exhorting,pntyint;, an.l gnili& Konl-- k anil heAtiiMarel u little wi.ru on thisLirt last day of laborat th Fort Street tnl-ma-l- but only worn inthe txnly, an.l not in the spirit. The riptrit ofdevotion t Lin ratiH.- - tiiiuJ forth with uuaU-te.- 1

fervor frotii hU thin, toil-wor- n featnrtn.The Eranli-t- t wa- - d ou the platform yKer. Ifr. Cruzan. the nw jrw,t-- r of Frt St.I'han-h-. and Ly Her. W. J. Smith.

TLii wm an ccu.tion of raie and thanki-pyin- g

for ontiMaringH of the Divine piiit otimany who hud heretofore ignored, Lnt who nowtentifie,! ealiUly for Christ. There was

rejoi.ung over a nnruf-ro- Land of yonngeop!e, ni.ttiy of very tendfr as". 'ho uttered

their trxtintoitr fr Christ, in lioish and irli-- h

oiTH.Thin enthtuiasiu of tender, Laddin soaU re-

calls the Crusader children, who, with crosn,tmnner and song nar hed and saug thronghEnrope, to lay down their innocent lives ou thehighway to the sepulchre of Christ; or theI'iaguoni children of Savonarola, who also, withrroMH. banner and hou, paraded the streets ofFlorence, proclaiming a coming Christ, and thevanity of all earthly things.

lint youthful enthusiasm how easily aronsed;and how much need of Leing gnided in its actionby experience; for the Crnsader children pro-voked destruction Ly their wanton intrusions;and the Piagnoni bambino, not content withainging and proclaiming the coming of Christ,invaded personal rights Ly tearing costnme frompaer-Ly- , which they deemed in their yonthfnlenthnrtiasm, a vanity. Thns the quicklykindled enthusiasm in yonng natures, runs riot,and speedily burns ont; Lut let experience andcareful training supplement the enthusiasticmood, and the young spirit will grow to enduringhardihood in the soldiership of Christ.

THE TEsTISfOJflESwerw very numerous. Amid a fervor of song, andfervid utterance, and aurronnded by a powerfulconcurrent electric sympathy, it is hard for anyone to withhold an outcry of assent. No onewants to criticize. No one wants to resist theappeal of an earnest voice cryiug out, come

. and be saved." Hut it is hardly wise for theearnest voice to proclaim an election: and saythat thoe who testify are for Christ, andthose who are silent are against Him. Let aword be said for silent c hristians, whose deedmay he golden. It may be reasonably nupiosed,that the priest and the Levite who passed by .thewounded man on the highway had often ex-

pressed their religion in public; ami it may beequally reasonable to suppose that the poor an

w ho assisted him, had never done ho.A true religion of the heart may be very silent,aeeking only its expression through a busy and

liberal hand. And then, a wejl voiced love,with a calm and asnared eye, that invites obser-

vation, may le content with utterance and nomore.

Ami a voice from the platform said, that thiswas an occanim of rejoicing for the redeemedalone." And was this a Day of judgment ?

Were not all anxious in their hearts, the silent aswell as the upeakers; all feeling the weaknessesand wanU of a common humanity, and a com-

mon need of the saving power of a Divine Mercy,that so loved the world, as to send an only Sonto die for mankind ? And shall any be doomedliecause tongue-tie- d; and can only show their lovein action ? Then w here is the place of her, w hocould only weep in ailence at a Sjvior'a feet ?

Cat love must not be silent always ? It is notaiUnt always. It breaks forth from the meekestLrurt in glorious sonif to magnify U Lord. Andas Mary and Delorah. and other glorious womensang: so did the good women who took part aschoristers ia this Praise Service. There was adelightful selectiou of songs of Zion throughoutthe evening. One of these Mrs. Cmzan sang;

I ataad onUld the gala a pnr wayfaring cbild."Again, she sang:I left all with. Jtw long ao."

Ami still another song:- o. tft elangin g be 11a of eternity."Not a word of these sweet hymns was lost. A

deeply moved, yet hn.shed assembly, drank ineverv tone of the tender songs, so clearly andsweetly articulated; and the pure enchantiugmelody. Tarried love of better things, and highaspiration 13 every heart. And the same may lesaid, when Mrs. Hanaford sang:

Com. O. come to me.And Mrs. Pierce sang a stirring song of Zion.

Let ns not distnrb these qniet Christian ladieswith discussion of their vocalization: but it maynot be improper to say: as their desire is to dogood, that their tine gifts of voice, expressingtbe rich gifts of pure hearts, are fitted for a mis-

sion of the highest and holiest influence iu thi- -

community.The Evangelist closed with an earnest and

pathetic address to the old Christian patorsworking in past years; to the young comingforward in the vineyard of the Lord; to the.n; that had been with him in earnest- -

nesa of heart these many ,lvs- - and to the choiron the platform, that bad rendered such mnnen- -

tial aid in the gOOU WorK. Wltn meir tuuenuKnoke verT srarruly an.l temlerly

He rejoiced with all for the gool time that h.lcotae; And he thanked all for the part taken inthe work. And after a time, iierhapH a the

'result of a whispered word. some hint f athoughtful mind. he thanked the pnMic pressfor the part it had taken in resiiecMo his mission.Thi wah well. The three forTTn newspapersof Honolulu hal spoken only kindly an.l en-

couragingly of Mr. HallenWek, his disen-Mon- .

and hi object. And this rouenrrent expressionof gootl-wi- ll bad iU influence. The public pressmay not pretend to be censors, critics, or ei-hort-

in matters of reliori; and a discussionof polemics would be in vain; but when they unitein kind eipression, and utter only words ofencouraging aympatby: the wide spread diffu-Hio- n

of welcoming and cheering words, musthare a leading, encouraging and harmonizing

Father Damon very appropriately volunteeredto express the thanks of the congelation, andof a multitude of others to Mr. llallenbet k forhi having come among ns. and labored bo zeal-

ously for the best welfare of his fellow men. Mr.Hallenbeck accompanied by Mr. Henry Water-hous- e.

and Rev. Mr. Smith proceed per steamerlakelike--

, on Tuesday hut, to visit Hilo. j

ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & CO.,I MPORTERS AND COMMISSION MKR- -t CHANT.".

Curof f Fort aoJ Merchant rirrrt.. j tn 1 SI Ijr

M. PHILLIPS & Co.,A NO WIIOL.KSA I.t DK.U.IMPORTERS Sboea. Ilata, Mco'a Fartii.hiog and

Faacy Uool. (i.olSl) No. II Khumaaa rti.. Honolulo

H. E. McINTYEE k BROTHER, 'flROCERV AM) lERU STORE.KM Cororrof Kin( au-- 1 Fort Mrrrt..

jaol SI Uoauluia.il. I.

JOHN S. McQREW, M. D.,I.A.TI2 HUUOKOX U. H.AHMV,

Cm be raonulteJ at hi. Rileuee oo llil-- l street.betveeti Altkea and Fort itreeia. janl 91

CL4C .ratcitlAWM. Q. IRWIN & Co.,

Sugar Factori and Commission Agents.jaalSl HOXOIXLU. II. I.

CHULAN & CO.,f M H O K T K R OF A V l l K I. K K S I NE CHINA GOOD.

I alt Jewrlptioaa. aod la alt kiadf of Dry loo.l. AIm.codtaotl on haoj, a (a peri or quality of Hawaiian Kire.

Jcil Naaaaa Btrett, HoDolula. SI

A. W. BUSH,ASU PROVISION IIKil.K.KGKOCKR Urocer aol Feed Ptore.

XT OrJera eatruated to me from the other iiUnJi hepromptly attended to. a i Fort Street. Honolulu, (jtul 81

aoat. netiLEWERS & COOKE,(.ocrrMor to Liar. A Dl' ks-.- n ;

K tLERN IM LUMBER A NO III ILDINUI) an? Material. Fort Street. 81

"C. AFONG,WHO I, KM A lK AND KKT.tll.IMPORTKR. Merchaodiae Fire-pr.M- .t Suu

aaUeet. )A?.Sl

BROWN & CO.,AND OKAI.KRS IN AI.KSIMPORTERS 8PIKIT3, AT WHULKSALK.

9 UercbaotStreet, IJaol 81) Honolulu, II. I.

JAS. GAY,OURVKVUR, WAIMKA. II AW All.

N . B. Surveya of importaore on ther I.lamls attenJedto. ja3 81 tf

THOS.-J- . HAYSELDEN,A L'CTIONKER. Kbala Hawaii Salrar. of Real Katate, Good aod Property of every deirription

atteouea to. uomtniaalooi moderate. my7 ly

S. ROTH,XtERCIIAXT TAILOR. 38 FORT ST.41 jaai U0Dolul0,ll. I. 81

WILLIAM AULD,E NT TO TAKK ACKNOWLRIIUMKNTSAOto l .ntrmrt. for Labor in the District of Kona, Island of

Oaao. at the Office of tbe Honolulu Water Work, foot olKuuaou Blpret. jal 81 ly

JNO. A. HASSINGER,TO TAKE A CK NOW LKDGAGENT Contract, lor Labor. .

lolerior Office, Honolulu. janl 81

JOHN RUSSELL,AT LAW. NO. 32 MKKCH ANTATTORNEV OF FORT STREET.

Hooolulu. February 24th, 1881. U--IH ly

BENJ. H. AUSTIN,CtOI NSKLLOR AT LAW. NO. 13. KAA- -

Ht. janlSl

CECIL 'BROWN,A TTOR NEW AND COUNSELOR AT LAW

f NOTARY PUBLIC and Aent for taking Ackaowlrdgmenu of lottrumeou for tbe lilaad of Oabu.

.No. B Kaahamana Street, Honolulu, II. I. fcj 80

RICHARD F. BICKERTON,A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.

Will attend the Terms of Courts oo the other Island.Money to lend oo Mortgages of Freeholds. XT OFFICK, No.21 Merrhaol Street, 2 doors from Dr. Staogenwald'a.

my li 80

E. H. THACHER.3 xx jr e o o ax Boutlst.

DENTAL OFFICE. lOt 1- -2 Fori Siren,above Dicksoo'a Photograph Uallery. jalttl

E. COOK WEBB, M. D.,XX o ail o cx to a t lx 1st.ATE CHIEF OF STAFF IIOMEO'.PA-l- m

rillC HOSPITAL, Ward'. Island, N . Y. Odirr, 60Fort ttwt tlperlal attention to diseases of women and .nil-dreo- -

IT !- - llatwra Until 10 A.M.. 2 to 4 P M.jal 8 sr

F. T. LENEHAN & CO.,Importers and General Commission

Merchants.WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

WINES, ALES AND SPIRITS,IION'OLI'LU. II. I. Jail ly

CHAS. T. GULICK,1NX Q T XX "V rUBTjIC.

A (I ENT TO TAKE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Tx LA BOR CONTRACTS and

Coneral Business Agent.tnVe in Makee's Block, corner Uueen and Kaahumanu

,iire. Honolulu. janl-R- l ly

EST 1 B LISII ED IS.-j-O,

a a. wairsKT. J w. nnimr .s

WHITNEY & ROBERTSON,iurressor to II. M. Whitney.)

AND MANUFACTURINGIMPORTING Dealers, Publ:shers. and Hook b n.WiNo. I and il Merchant Street. Honolulu. 11. I. ji SI ly IS

A. S. C LEGHORN k Co.,AND WHOLESALE A N DIMPORTERS IN

Ceneral Merchandise,Corner Queen and Kaahomaoo Stt. janl 81

M. McINERNY,IMPORTER AND DEALER IN CLOTH

Boota, Shoea, Hat, Cap, Jewelry, Perfumery.Porke CathTyt Bnd ttny deacription of Gent--

, .superiorPuruJthn(r Oood. XT BeDkerfa Fine Calf Dre.a Hxt.aiayaon band.

N. K. Coaaaa or Foar asd Mebciast Stkket. jaol 81

JOHN W. KALUA,a TTORXEY --AU . O V N EI.I.I K AT

r LAW.egot to Jake acknowledgmeots of instruinn.ia for theI.laod of Maui. Also Agent to take acknowledgment forl.&b-- r Contract for the District of Wailuku. janl 81 ly

WONQ LEONQ t CO.mf ' atad Marine Street.,Cararr H. I. Dealers in Dry Goods, Clothing. Boot.

aoJ Pboe. Hats ami Caps, Fancy Ooods. etc. llare alsoconstantly oo hand, Hawaiian Rice ia quantities to suit. AlsoChina Choice Tea, China Seine Twine, China tilk HanJter.chief, and hashes, etc

Oirners of ilo-inu- i Sugar Plantation, JlolvkaiA ; Kailaa Rice Plantation, Ksopa Rice Plantation,

aod falama Rice Plantation. jalo 81

JOSEPH E. WISEMAN,RKAL ESTATE BROKER. AND EM.

ISN'T BUREAU. HO.SOI.LLC. H. IRenu Honsns. Cottme. Il.ue. aod .ell and leae RmlVMmtr id all part o4 the Kingdom. EMPLOYMENT fooo.rfor tbM seeking work in all the various branrhes of businesscooneeu! with Uiesc Lslaods.fcr LEGAL Document drawn. Bills Collected. Bo.k

ai Accooota kept, and Ceneral office work transacted.Pstrocte Solicited. Commission Maderate. apw Sl.ly.

usiwss Carts.

JAMES M. MONSARRAT,VTTORNEV AND COUNSELLOR AT

alt"ntrn id In the negotiating ofL an, Couvrytri iuk and all tusAm aperta.ning to KraiKtale.

NOTARV Pt'IJLIC o.df oninjN'iimf r of Deed for the State f ew York

nod California.OFFICK: No. 9 Kaahumanu St.

m' illLC, H. I. j.ol 81

G. W. MACFARLANE & Co.,IMPORTERS t) COMMISSION' MER- -E CHAN T,

n' Fire-pr'x- lln.lding. Queen St . Honolulu. H I.n.()T rui

The Puula tieeji ltati-- h Company.The M.i-nre- r riantatmn. Hil.i,

Tn- - Waikapu l'larnti'.ti,lluelo Suirar Mill.

Mirrl-- -. Tit A. VllK)Uuin Mjcr.inery.Juhn Hay tVi Liverpool o- - London I'acket.

j .1. 1 J The and Honolulu Line of racket. 1

W. C. AKANA,

Chinese and HawaiianTranslator and Interpreter,

wtO, IS hl(i STIIKKI. HONOl.t'LC.Tran.lalii tu of either i.f thealove Uuujgo. uiaJe with

accuracy and .li-.- t. h an.l on reasonable I. Tin., my 21 ly

S. PIAGNIN,IMPORTKK and JOBBER

orST.4PLK and I l(Y U00IS1L0TIIIC, BOOTS.

SHOHsj t.At Great Eastern Store, 62 Fort Street,

IIoNOLri.U. Imara'iilly

C. C. COLEMAN,BLACKSMITH AND MACHINIST.

Horso Shoeing,0ll"l,il2T Woi'lt, dSaTO- -an 1 Shop on King street, next to Cawtle k Cooke. 81

STRATEIYIEYER & JAMES,PRACTICAL

SIGH A1TD SHOW PAINTERSMil HOTEL STREET,

Ap. 2. 3m. OPPOSITE FAMltY MARKET

8. C. ALLK. a. P. Roaissos.

ALLEN & ROBINSON,A T ROBINSON'S WHARP. DEALERS IN

; I. I'M I1KK and all kinds of HI ILUI.MJ M ATtHIAI.SPau l., Oil., Nails, c, Kc.

HiKNTi Fun CHOl!(tkJKILAMANU,

KKK AII.IOIII,MAI1V KI.I.KN.

PATAIII.FAIRY QUFKN,

C I LA M A

IK A 111Honolulu, Hawaiian I.linxU.

BltcbrtiiiQl.

s WM. JOHNSON,it Tailor.

i l X l ort .strert. Honolulu, Hawaiian M.imli.jin 1 81

A. A. MONTANO,PHOTOGRAPHER A DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF

Picture Frames, Mats and Velvet Cases.Corner of Kinjr and Fort St., Honolulu. jan 1 8

W. E. FOSTER,te SADDLER and HARNESS MAKER,

J Fort street, next Joor to T. Lack,

I1aBSIS SD Si4DHLI!.S CONSTANTLY ON HiNO.

U Otil.M from tlier.ther Islands promptly atlendtsl to. XXjal bl ly

WM. FENNELL.(Successor to P. Dalton)

XSX. 023 ICing stroot.RADDLE JL HARNESS MAKER mid I ni- -C5 Krterof LEATHKlt and SADDLER'S HARDWARE

Alt work done in my establishment is under my directsupervision, and I will use my besi endeavors to please mycustomers, ay Give tue a call. 'SI ly

S. 1YI. WHITMAN,GENERAL BLACKSMITH, oKing Sire-- t, near Bethel. Honolulu.

PARTICULAR ATTKNTloN PAID TO

Horse-Shoeing- & Carriage Worksi

TIIOS. 13. WALKER,Contractor and Builder,

I'.tRTK I'LAK ATTENTION PA IIDll to the seitine of all kinds of Steam Boiler., Furnace

f--' oven an I Kanpes, Brick or Ptone Chimneys, anyJ height; Couiositi'n Monuments and Head atones.

marble or granite. J f i;itisf.ctory Krference. given whenreu'ire.l. Address P jan 1 ol

THOMAS TANNATT,No. S3 Kurt St., opposite E. O. Hall A Son. Honolulu.

? WATCHES. CLOCKS. JEWELRYjy7 and FINK MACHINERY carefully re-'- p

paired in a wnrkinnnlike manner.lj-- Order from the Other Islands promptly at

tended to. jal 81

E. B. THOMAS,BRICKLAYER & BUILDER.

RTICI'L A R ATTENTION PAID TOIV Setting Steam Kurnace. Baker's Ovens andRanged, nd all kinil.of Hetting Apparatus. Also, VariegatedConcrete Sidewalks. All Work entrusted to me will be execu-ted protcptlv, and on reasonable term.

A.ldressthrough tl.r Pom Offlce j.n 1 SI

A. ITVTSEL,Gunsmith and Machinist !

No. 7J Kii g Street, Honolulu, H. I.

HAS ALWAYS ON HAND,

AUKIN0S0FFIRE-ABM- 8SUCH. AS

(il.S, BREECH k MM lll.ll)l.C;

Of All Kina nod Mwkrra.

A TVI 1YITJ IVT I T I O 1VT.FOB sroRTl.M; Pl CINiSRs.

rACI-ITE-S !

All Kindsof Machinist Work.MADE AND

Tl E AT RED!!AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

' I T Order from the Other I liiid ill meet with Prom a I

Attertion. Janl 81

TtTtfhaniraL

a SEUKLkKX C. rVGtlSii.

C. SECELKEN & CO.,SO. 6 SCrASC STREET,

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Dealers in Stoves and Ranges,TIo, Sheet Iron &, Capperware

Kcar CossrAKTir as HakdA FULL ASSORTMENT OF TINWARE

Galvanized Irtn and Lead Pipe,jil 81 India Ranker Hose, c, ar.

HARRISON & PEDDLER,BTRICK AND STONE MASONS AND CON- -1J TRACTORS AM) BUILDERS,

Kin; Street, Honolulu, with W. M. Q.l.bs,ARE PREPARED

To Undertake all Kinds of Mason Work.erial attention u'lTen to letting' R.nges, Bakers Oreo.

and all kinds or Cookiot; apparatus. Chimme, Foundationsand Cisterns built, etc., etc.

Plantation Owners and Superintendents would do well toentrust us with business in our lin We wish the public tounderstand that all work done by us ia guaranteed to givesatiaiamon. jan l Bl

. CEO. S. HARRIS,SHIP & GENERAL BLACKSMITH

2 H'P WORK. BRIDGE. IIOl'SE. ANDCJ Heavy Wagon Work. Moulding Bills, Planing Knives

Anchors and Anvils repaired, fiouseneck. Crank Axlesand W agon Axles made for the trade on reasonable ternn.

Wagon for Traction Engines,

ARTESIAN WELL TOOLSWith all their Fittings, a speciality.

All Orders lYnmplli Attended to andiror Guaranteed.

XT hop on the Rsplauade, in the rear of Mr. tleo. I.uoaaflanmg Mill. jal 81

BUILDER,Steam Boilers,

Furnaces,AS'I

Ranges Set,BRICK and STONE WORK

Done on reasonable terms.Address 5 Emma Square, or through the Post Office,

janl 61

Chi?. Gertz,8 FORT STREET.

Importer and Dealer inGents', Ladies' & Children's Shoes,

UAS -

JUST RECEIVEDA GREAT VARIETY OF

Hoof s, Shoes & Slippers,ALSO

Ladies' White Kid Button Boots.jan 1 81

N. F. BURGESS ,CARPENTER AND BUILDER,SHOP, NO. 84, KINQ STREET. OPPOSITK M.J. ROSE'S.

ESTIMATES GIVEN7 ON ALL KINDS OFrequired: Ofllces and Stores fitted up

iu the latest Eastern Styles.

REPAIRING OF EVKRY DESCRIPTIONDone in the be3t possible manner, and at reasonable rates.GARDEN ORNAMENTS of all kinds made to order. Sawsfiled and set.

N. B. Personal attention will be given to the moving of alkinds of buildings. Having bad experience in the EasternStates, I feel confident 1 can give aatisfaction to tbe most fas-tidious.

XT Orders left at my shop or residence will receive promptattientou. Bent of references given.

Residence, 218 Fort Street, Honolulu.Orders from the other islands solicited.

ap.16, 6in

T. B. MURRAY,Carriage & Wagon Builder,

No. 50 King Street, opKsiie Station ilouae.

IILACKSM ITIIING or all kinds done to order withpromptness.

HORSESHOEING a SPECIALTY, aod all work donewarranted to give satisfaction, and I guarantee to stopover-reachi- and interfering horses, or no charges made.

CARRIAGE REPAIRING done at SHORT NO-

TICE, and at

BEL) ROCK PRICES17 o x-- G A. Sjanl 81 GIVE SIR A CALL.

Ts . aV. iiopp,NO. 78 KING STREET,

Cabinet Maker, UpholstererAND

French PolisherTahiti itiife oi" nil Kinds

CONSTANTLY O.N n AND.

Window Cornices and CurtainsFURNISHED TO ORDER.

Houses Entirely FurnishedIn a Complete and Satisfactory Manner,

At Moderate Rates.GIVE ME .A. CALL.

XT Orders from the other IIsq.U for Furniture, Bedding orMatting attended to with promptness. no27 '80 ly

O. LUCAS,Contractor and Builder

HonoluluStoam

PlaningESPLANADE, Honolulu, H. I.

Manulac ture all kinds olMooldlDgs, Bratkfl, Window Frames, Sasbes, Doors

Blind And all kinds of Woodwork, finish.

TUnXIXQ AND SCROLL SAWING.All kinds of

Planing and Sawing,Morticing and Tenoning.

Plana, Spec i Aealiwna. Detailed Drawlagiand eat I iu a lea furnished upon A ppllralian.

OKDEKS PROMPTLY ATTENDED,and Work Guaranteed.

irders from the other Island, solicited,j.l 81 ly

IRON TANKS !

1-t- X HIGHFLYER. NEAR I. V NEW, ANDli IN GOOD UKDF.R. FOE SALE BY

joltf 81 JAMEe 1. DOWaETT.

IHtcbanUal.

THOMAS LACK,IVX A. O XI I 3NX 1STNO. 4 0 FORT STREET,

111 1 ..ti I i .w.ti aiiTuu tu wiucn m meLOCK, CrX X C OKKAL RKP11R LIXE

lie will give special attention to cleaning, tepalrlntrandMachines, and all other kinds of Light MachinerT

uu .ucuu nun oi every aescripiicn, Blnrk.Dllthlng. sALSO. ON HAND AND FOR SALE CHEAP,

A. Variety of Sewing MachinesCans, Pistols, Shot, Ammunition,

MACHINE OIL, NEEDLES,-Ac.-,

Ac.sewing Machine Tuckers, Binders, and all other eitra and

uupiicate parta or Machines supplied oa short noticeXT Rest Machine Twist. CI

' COLS AGENT 1.1 THIA KtXQDOM FOXThe Florence Sewing Machine, from $40 to $S0.White Sewing Machine, from $45 to $75.Home Shuttle Sewing Machine. $13 to $35.

Including all extras. jal 81

J. & C. LANE'Syx 1 '

MARBLE WORKS,BETIIKL STREET. NEAR KING.

MAIM U FACTURE RSOF

MOMiMEXTS,

IIEIDSTOXES, T03IBS,

TABLETS, MARBLE JIAXTELS,

AVASHSTAXI) TOPS, And

t iling in White & Black Marble.MARBLE WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION

MADE TO ORDER AT THE

Lowest Possible Tfcate

Monauicnts and lleajsloues (leaoftl and Kfset.C--" Orders from the other Islands promptly attended to.

jan 1 81

HIGGINS & JESSETT,

NOS. 50 & 52 KINQ STREET,

WOULD INFORM THEIR PATRONSgeneral pulilic. that they hare formed a Co.

partnership for the purpose of carrying on the b jsiness ol

Carriage Building,Trimming,

Varnishing,Harness Making,

--A.na.c3L Saddlery,A nd have engaged the services of

First-Clas- s WorkmenFROM SAN FRANCISCO:

Who are Thoroughly Acquainted with all the

details of

Trimmius;,Vnruislilug,

I?alutiug niiclXX AX" XI O fit fi mfalclllg.

We are Prepared to FurnishK X O K L L 1 1ST T W R K

AT

Titerioiiallo Prices,AND IT WILL I'.U TO

GIVE US --A CALL.Oal 81 ly)

riMIE l.'NDERSIGNED I1EGSTO INFORM1 his Customers and the public generally that

II IS HAS REMOVEDHis liuinen to the

SHOPS ON QUEEN STREET, j

Adjoining II. IIACKFELD & CO.. where he i

prepared lo

MANUFACTURE ALL KINDSOF- -

Carriages, Buggies,Express Wagons, j

Cane and Dump Carts,

Repairing, Blacksmi thing i

AND !

Horse-slioei- nI SMALL ALSO KEEP A

Full and Complete StockJF

Hubs,Pptrke..

Ilims,Axles.

Carriage Trimmings,faints. Varnishes, ReSned Birlron,Norway and Swede Iron, Horse-shoe- s,

Cumberland Coal, Oak, Ash and Hickory Planks,White Wood, Ac, $c.

Which 1 am OfferingAT

ABED ROCK IFitI01?3All Orders Filled uith Promptness and Disjjatch.

Thanking the public for past patronage. I hope BY A CON-STANT ENDEAVOR TO SATISFY MY PATRONS, to merita continuance ol the same,

my7 tf G . WEST.

2ictfl.s ami wtaurnntsi.

liAlVAIIAf3 HOTEL

Guests Entertained on Eitherthe American or European

Plan.

THE RESTAURANTIs an Adjunct to the Hotel.

Kooiu. with Hoard Two Dollars and a Half per dayRooms with Hoard Three Dollai er dayRooms without Hoard One Dollar per dny and upwardsCottages iu (onuet lion with thr llotrl at Sprtlal

Katrs.JOHN M. LtWLOU A. CO..

jau 1 81 Proprietor..

A ST O R HOUSE--S2t

DIE &L1CQ PABLaRS

Nob.

HART BROTHERS, Proprietors.Board by the Day, Week or Transient !

Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco,Soda Water & other Iced Drinks.

MEALS SERVED IN FIRST CLASS STYLE

AT ALL HOI KS.

11E.NEV J.HART, (MSI) ELLIS A. II A RT.

rammiTIOiL HOTEL !

CONCHEE & ACHAT. PROPRIETORS,NO. 84, HOTEL STREET, HONOLULU.

The .L:iic.s.,Coolest,

Itest KeitDINING ROOM

I IV Tlllt: CITY.Meals served at all Hours and no Pains

nor Expense Spared to Keep the TableSupplied with the Best the MarketAffords.

Table Board $4 to $5 per Week.jinl 81

COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT,

No. 02, I-To-tel Street.IxT THE BEST OF FOOD,

V COMPETENT COOKS,

ATTENTIVE WAITERS.

FIRST-CLAS-S BOARD,AT

REASONABLE RATES.

PETEIl COSTA.PROPRIETOR.

I,alc Chief Slcivnnl of8lemiiei BiKeZike.

jnlv21. 'HI .lyr

TaJowBlacksmith. ng Establishment.

J. H. HANLONHa removed into hij new premise, atTim rooT ok ai.akea utreet.and is now prepared to do nil kinds ol

I'.luckntoithini;

EXPEDITIOUSLYAND

AT L O W 1Z A T K Sespecial attention

Horse Shofinir. and Carriage Rrtairlnr,SICK AND I.A.ME HORSES labrn ( nir of

and CURED on the premises.

Stabling Provided for same if Required.XT The Undersigned 1ioixs by strict attention to bimi- -

ness and low rates, to continue to enjoy a full share of publicpatronage. mar& 81

c. MONTING,thorize tivER.ni:T suhtivc; u fai

Laborers for Plantations, Railroads,Ranches, and for Work of all kinds.

CHINESE COOKSAnd House Servants always on hand- -

OFFICE Na.3frKI.NG STREET, throe dor.rjfrom Station House. A I.SO- - At No. C7 Maunakca f trei t

une 25,0m

WILLIAM TURNER,PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER,

LATE OF SAN FRANCISCO,Has established himself at S 3 KINO ST.. opposite M

Rose's Carriage ractory.

FINE WATCH WORKSPECIALTY, and satisfaction guaranteed. Ap. 2, 'SI ly

HAWAIIAN INVESTMENT & AGENCYCOMPANY.

(Liinileil.)TffONEV LOANED ON FIRST-CI.AS- SXT A Securities, for long or short periods. Apply to

W. L. ORE EN, Manager, pro trm. AOffice: Queen Street, over . W. MACFAKt.ANB A' CO.

aug20,tf

nsnrsnrt (Taris.

NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILEINSURANCE CO.,

OF LONDON AND EDlKBURC.il.ESTABLISHED, ISO

CA 1'ITA L M..f .000.000ArranMlalrd ana laaveaiosl Fatatsl. I .OSY.t 4

raHE IM) ERNIUNED HAVE BKEK A l- -1

POINTtU A0KNT8 for the Sandwich Islauds.aod artauthriedto Insure against Fir. upon favorable taraoa.

Risks taken In any part of the Islands oa Broaa Wooa--Hulldings.and Merchaodiae stored therela. Dwelling HosHt

and Furniture, Timber, Coals, thips In harbor with or wltbeateare;es or under rriiair.

jan 1 81 ED. HOF FtCHLASUlC k CO.

XT TXT X O 2NT

Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,or NKW ZKALAND.

CA I'l l A I., tit. 10,000.000.

HAVING ESTA IIL.ISII EI AN ACENCVfor the Hawaiian Islands, tha anderslraetl

are prepared to accept risks against Are ia dwelling, stores,warehouses and merchandise, on favorable terms. Marin riskon cargo, freights, bottomry, profits and eomaalssloaa.I.o.ara promptly mljw.led mmd atayaatlo ltars.

J:n 1 81 J. 8. WALK ICR.

ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY,OF LIVERPOOL.

capita i, tio.ooo.ooo.-- LM IMITKl) LIAUILITV

FIRE INKI'KANCE of all dewrli.tlons will bordci t.-- at Mi derate Rati', of Premium, by the tindersigord.

Ap. 2, '81, lyr. Agent for the Hawaltaa I .land.

1 1 A M II I R U- - M A O D E li I' RO

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,OP HAMBURG.

f ( II.DIN;s, MERCHANDISE. FCRNI- -lure and lncliinery Insured against rtre oa lb ost

iavor:ile lei in..A. .IA i:jj:it Agent forth Hawaiian l.laads.

jan 1 81

M? li oSWISS LLOYO MARINE IKS. CO.,

OF Wl NTERTH CR.rIIE I N DEIISUJN ED ARK A UTIIORIXKD1 rOlNSLKKON CARGO FREIGHT and TREASURE

Frotas lloawlwlw.TO ALL PA UTS OF THE WORLD

- AND UPON

COASTERS, MX SPECIAL I'ERMISJIIONOn the most Favorable Terms.

J. 8. WALKKR,it) 1 81 Agent for Uie Hawaiian Island.

METROPOLITAN MARKET.V.. WALLER,

I'ure llred Ay Ducks. Horn Fel Turkeys.KIMU STHEKT. HONOLULU. janl HI

. FAMILY MARKET,Cl. WALLER, Proprietor,

HOTEL k UfllOU STREETS.riHOICE MEATS FROM TIIK FINESTV.' Herds. nh. Poultry, Vegetables, Ao. furulslied toOrder. Shipping supplied on short notice. ao 1 (1

WAILUKU POI FACTORY,IEST UirALlTV Of IAI Al MANUFACTCBtD

JP constantly. All orders filled with dispatch.K. 11. BAD. ICY,

jan 1 81 Watluka, Maul.

htj:ai cajvdyMANUFACTORY and OAKERY,

jp. i-ioni-sr,

I'rjttllfal Confrrtionrr, I'astry Cook o! BaLrr,No. to Hotel street, between Nuusnu and Fort,

jm 1 81

HONOLULU SOAP WORKO.Lt'loo, 1 1 onol li 1 ti.

'I'he llu.iit.-.- . of the alisrc conferst tsavlaga bei.n IratiHrerred lo

rI RAWLINS,He her- - l y gives notice that the manufacture of

All Kind3 of SoapsWill be continued by him. HOKT SOAP always oo hand.

vt ill buy bed, mutton and soap grease, and solicitscoiiaiiriiuirrits of the same from tbe other

jalO , Islands. tl

BERKSHIRE PIGSOf the purest initiorted strains, and of all ag ,

a FOR SALE, grfcS5B lloxed and delivered to stllir or arhr. saAssaassa

JVt AIoderate I?rices.

Person wt-.iln- r to start Willi tbe Best Stock r tolnijiiove what thry novr uavr, ran hij

in pairs not akin.10 W Address. A. HERBERT. Hawaiian Hotel.

PANTHEON STABLES !

JAS. DODD, Proprietor,CORXKR FORT HOTEL STS.

HONOLULU.

TOURISTSAnd others wihiii(c Saddle llores, (for Ladle or Gentletnea )C.rrinu-- Horses, hingle or Double Teams, Ac, can be furalsbe,l with the same at any hour or the day or night.

JUST RECEIVED a large aad raaaar

FO L It HOUSE PLEASURE WAGOX,Capable of comfortably HncomioodatinR pleasure parlies wish,ing to visit tbe II. WniUikl, Kapalassta. orother points ol interest on the Island. Competent Driverfurni-he- d when desired.

Particular care and attention given to the boarding of horseby the day, week or month.

No overcrowding, a my Stable has capacity fur comfortablystabling fifty horses.

Reasonable Rates and Satisfaction Guaranteed In all trans-action, with me.

G ive Me a Call !jaHSl

WING WO TAI & CO.,Have Constantly on Hand

FOR S .A. Hi ElAt their Fireproof Store, opposite Mosiman's, Nuuaou street,

A FULL LINE OF

JAPAN and CHINA TEAS,Both High and Low Priced, according to Quality.

Also 1 full asst. of Plantation Sappllet, all klatfs.Always on hand a LARGE STOCK OF KICK,

they being Agent, for three plantations.

frw of those FAXCT SILE P1RL0B SCREE.YS Iffjal '81 ly WINO WO TAI CO