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Fine Assortment OF Genuine Drugs
n and Medicines and Finest Toilet Articles, by
late arrivals. for instance:
Dandelion Biffers. Citrate OF Magnesia,
Elixir Of Hydrste Chloral. pure Giyeerine,
Tasteless Seidlitz Powders, Capsules. (French.l
Crossmsn's Specific. Camphor, sugar-eoated Pills,
Carbolic Acid, Syringes, Irusses,
Arnica, Court Plaster. ETC., etc.
ALso-New black mot injurious,l } Nipples, 1. R.,
Powder Boxes, highly scented Powder,
Best Tooth-br1shes. Hsir-brushes, Combs.
q Too,h-Paste and Powder. Pastiies,
Cosmetics. (black and Ehite.) Hand-nirrors,
Smelling salts in cut glass bottles,
Aromatic Vinegar for headache Caehous, Sozodont,
Genuine Farina Cologne, hns Purses.
Finest Perfumery. ard Parisian Blanc de perle for
Identifying the skin, etc.. etc
None bat the best Articles for sale By
4s-lmc Z. HOFFMAN,. NJ D.
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time. 1t amounts 10 no more than three
million pounds. while last year It footed
up more than twenty millions The i'm
por,stions of 1870 show a reduction of
twenty-eight million pounds from those
of 1863 On the other hand, the supply
in the Australian Colonies Is short also
the misfortunes and short crops OF Maui
ritius and the Isle of Bourbon having re-
duced the usual eargoes coming from that
quarter Prices already have advanced
considerably, and sales Of Hawaiian su-
gars are speedy OF arrival 1t needs but
the impetus OF good prices. and the stead
iness of demand, to cause our Islands to
be covered with waving fields Of cane, as
both capital and labor viii flow where
they may receive satisfactory compensa-
ton.
The prospect for the year, then, is fair
for our community. and We NAY expect.
with continuation Of industrious etfor,
and thrift, that all classes of business viii
prosper and gain ground. The great ca
tastrophe Of war,-so destructive of indi-
vidual as well as national wealth, SO fruit
ful OF personal misery and sufiering,-is
not upon Us, as II Is upon two great nations
of Europe, nor need we fear that lis bale
ful shadows viii be cast upon our fair
Islands
The year viii afford scope for the en-
ployment of all in the remunerative arts
of peace, with the assurance that the re-
wards Of honest toll await each one who
engages III It. inteligently and with perse-
verence. We wish all our friends in their
undertakings eminent success, and very
Harry NEw-YEAR-
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Liberal Advances Made on all ship
menis per steamer.

Insurance guaranteed at Lower Rates than by Sail
ing Vessels. Particular care taken of Shipments Of
Fruit.
All orders for Goods to be purchased in San Fran
cisco will he received and filed by Of Steamer
intended for these Islands will be received by the
Company in san Francisco, il consigned to them, and
be forwarded y their Steamers to Honolulu, FREE
OF CHARGE. except actual outlay.
gss~ Passengers requested to take their tickets
before l2 o'clock the day of sailing, and to pro
cure their Passports.
F=S-Al Bills against the Steamer must be pre-
sented before two o'clock on the day of sailing or
they will have to lay till the return of the
Steamer for settlement.
Ism H. HACKFELD CO., Agents
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HoNoLULU, Dec %, $50.
To Ris Esosilsaey, FRED. W. HUTcHIsoN M1isteT q
tie E4terior.-
SlR,-Sinee had the honor Of addressing you two
months since, have visited New Zesland, where 1
have entered into contract in behalf of the North
Pacific transportation Company, with the Post
master General Of tba, country, for line of first
class steam vessels between San Francisco New
Zealand and Australia.
Mr.. Vogel, having shown me letter which he ad-
dressed to you by this mouths mail, am aware
that by this time you in possession of his official
notification of the existence of the contract referred
TO- and Of the fact that is therein provided that the
question As 10 whether Honolulu shall he made a
port OF call or not has been left to my determine
ton. In order that you may be still further in
formed on the subject enclose you an official
printed copy OF the contract, and I would speci-
ally cali your attention 10 clause :.
! now have the honor, very respectfully, to in
form you that am al oaos prepared 10 notify the
Government OF New Zealand, under the power
vested in me by the clause aforesaid, that name
Honolulu, as the port OF call in the Hawaiian Is
lands provided that his Majrsiy's Government are
ready to guarantee TO Messrs. Haekfeld & Co, the
North Pacific Transportation Compauys agents
here, prior to my depaiure on Wednesday next,
that they will pay-subjeet 10 such reasonable
conditions as may be mutually agreed upon-the
subsidy voted by the members of your Legislature,
to whom it must be subject Of much eongratu-
lstion that by means of the wise provision they
have msde, it IS now within the power ofibe Gov
ernment to secure 50 effective line as that which
the New Zesland contract provides for.
It would have afforded me much pleasure to have
mentioned longer time in which to decide this
matter, but the coutrac, makes it imperative that
the inst steamer shall leave San Francisco on the
10th Of February next That being so, you viii
that the time has at lsst arrived when decisive
action cannot DC longer delayed.
You wiz observe that The principle pervsdes the
whole contract of excluding all noneontHbu;ing
places from participating in advantages the ex-
pense of which they are not willing TO share. II
is with sll respect that feel constrained TO say,
that j su bound in honor aud good faith to New
Zealand to see that Honolulu is no exception to so
wholesome rule. 1t is only fair that I should
add that the vote Of your Legislature is the best
possible evidence that the Representatives Of the
people Of the Hawaiisn Islands desired no sneh ex
cepii0n in their favor.
/ address the communication 10 you, believing
thsi the subiect il refers to belongs 10 your de-
partment. If / am mistaken that point, would
you kindly oblige me by referring 10 tie proper
quarter
l have the honor to be, sir.
Your most ooedeHt servant
rSignedl VIZ. ". NELSON.
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WIN. N. Nelson. ESQ.
HOsOLrIU, Dec. asih, i87O

HoSoLrLu, Dec. 18th, 1870
6ESTLENEs-Referring to our conversation this
morning on the subsidy for an Australian Steamer,
viii state that the Government Is ready TO take
into immediate consideration contracts that may be
proposed By the Agent Of the y. P. T. Company, or
Of any responsible Company, whose steam service
shall carry ont the conditions specified in the Ap-
preparation Bill. always bearing in mind the rela-
tious Of Mr. Hall TO The service which be has iuii
zied with great labor and risk 10 himself and whom
We desire 10 treat with consideration
The wording Of the subsidy item you are familiar
with, as copy of It has been sent 10 you from this
Department.
Speaking for myself / anticipate that speedy ar
rangemeuf may be srTiFed Al, IS the establishment
OF satisfactory line seems very likely 10 be made
by the countries that interested 10 the project
remain, yours truly,
TSigned J. NJ SMITH.
Minister 81 Finance.
Nessrs. Hsckfeld ! Co.. Agents n P T Co.,
Honolulr-
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Sigued)
OcrogEE. 25th. $50.

OcTosER. 25th. 1870
SIE,-In answer to your communication Of
October 24tb, to1ching the Australian Steam
Ship question, have TO say that the Minister Of
Finance. in whose Department the matter more
Immediately rests, Is out Of toVn at present and
the Attorney General Is on the eve Of departure.
but have consulted informally wiih His Msjesiy
the King. ard the Minister Of Foreign Affairs
and they concur with NE, as I have no doubt
Eill the Minister Of Finance on his return. in
saying that it Is The intention Of Government 10
pay IL good faith the subsidy recently voted By
he Legislature 10 hne Of Steam Ships running
hence to the New Zealand and Australian Colo
MES. which shall remain here Sufficient tine to
take cargo which Is ready for Shipment, and which
shall take the cargo al such raies as shall not
render it mpracticabe for producers to avail them
selves Of that mode of transportation. You
are not TO understand that We propose to dictAte
The price Of freight. bot viii pay the subsidy if
orr people are able TO avail themselves Of the
opportunity.
With regard to wharfage and other facilities we
see 10 reason Why the same privileges should not
be accorded as are nov given 10 Mail Steam
Ships arriving at this port
Communications have already been addressed
to the Minister of Finance BY Nr Hall Who is
the pioneer in this business. whose Efforts the
administration regard most fayorsbly. and feel
that be ar ~ has strong claims upon it for
consideration
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DEPARTMENT OF INTERIoR,
Hnn.Inln n. u In

DEPARINENT OF INTERIOR,
Honolulu. Dee y, 1870.
sIR-l am directed by the Minister Of the Interior
TO Acknowledge receipt Of your letter Of this date
enclosing printed copy OF the contract msde by Mr.
Vogel, the Postmaster General of New Zealand, and
yourself on the part Of Mr.. Webb Of Sea York,
ard Meszrs Holiday, Brsnhsm & Co., OF San Fran
cisco and say in reply that be has passed it 10
the Minister OF Finance. 10 whose DEPARTMENT the
matter morr properly belongs than TO his own, who
will no doubt bring It Up for the consideration Of
his Majesty 81 as early day ss may be convenient
have the honor 10 be,
your obrdieut servant.
C8As- I. GULICK,
Chief Clerk
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just Received per A. j
Pope from Bremen,

HEAVY AM0SKEAG DENNIS. Fancy FlanDei
III Shirts. silk Umbrellas, Kid Gloves,
Cotton HaDdkerchiefE. Vinegar. in Barrels and
Denjohns. Epson salts. IN casks and cases,
Castor oil in Tins-l gail. pints, pints, pinfs,
Cloves. Shelled Almonds. Cream Of Tartar,
French and Spanish Olives Hnntiey Palmer's
Soda Biscuits in y tins, Wiltshire Loaf Cheese,
Edzn Chesse. Butter IN tins, Lea Perrin's
Sauce, stesrine Candies.
$50 Tons Best Steam Coal.
Rife PoEder ins D cans. Fire Arch Bricks,
Muntr yellow Metal aud nails. assorted,
OAK Boats for Coasters use, Cut Tumblers.
FlgEer Pots. Market Baskets, Cbildren's Wagons
DemijohDs, from r. Eve gallons,
Wrapping Paper, Manila Rope, ! to 4 II inch,
Manila Citing Pals. Hemp and FiAx Packing.
Hoop Iron. Iron Timed SaneepsDs 4 Iea-kettles
Superior Scotch Canvas. Nos 70 5,
Oak and Pine Barrels and Hogsheads.
so 600 Gallons New Oh Shocks
Also
Large Assortment Of Havana Cigsrs-faTorite
. brands, Ran in barrels, Gin IN cases,
An Assort1ent Of Fine Glassware, 1e-, &c-. &e-
For Sale by
n. HACKFELD e. Co.
n. In
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


SUPREME COURT OF the Hawaiian Islands.
- in Pnhste- In the Of the Estate Of
Royal HiChness VICTORIA K, KAAHUMANU.-Befcre
Chief Justice Allen in thambers.
On reading and fling the petition of John o. Dominis Ad-
inrator 4 the Estate f Hfr late Royal ighnes that bis
hnal account such Adunistrtor may be allowed and
that he niAy be discharged from the said trust.
II j. ordered BY the Court that SATURDAY the seventh
day Of January A. D. ISL II O'Clock in the forenoon
and the same hereby appointed f hearing the said petition
before the said Chief Justice at his Chambers u0noulu
which time and place all persons may appear
anf show cause if any they have Why the should
not be granted
L McCULLT.
Clerk of the Snpreme Court
Dated Hoaoluiu. Dec leth, 1870. 49st
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wm. NJ. Nelson, Esq, HOnOlalu.


NKw ZEsIAND. GENERL Gov'T OFFICES,
Auckland. November -. $50.
SR-I take the earliest opportunity Of inform
ing you that have entered into an arrangement
with Mr.. Nelson, representing Messrs. HOlladay.
Bknham & Co. snd Mr. Webb. conformity for
putting urou permanent footing the service
which has already been begun. under Mr.. H. H.
Halls auspices, between New Zealand and San
Francisco.
AS it was impossible for me 10 wait. in order
to secure your cooperation in the matter. Was
nOi in position to make any terms with Mr..
Nelson as 10 your Government contributing to-
wards the subsidy and had no alternative but
TO allow it TO remain an open question whether
the vessels Of his principals should call at Homo
lulu.
Let NE at the same time assure yoa that the
Government Of New Zealand are anxious to
maintain the direct communication with Hawaii
which has been commenced. and which they do
not doubt will lead 10 extensive commercial rela-
tions between the two countries.
| have the honor TO be. Sir,
Your very obedient servant,
JULIUs NoGEL-
Postmaster General of New Zealand
The Hon. the Minister Of the Interior, Hawaii
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With regard to your second question. as you
say, the law gives no authority beyond two years
snd a further grant Of the Legislature would de
pend upon the value Of the service rendered to
the nsaseTill interests Of the country. We DO
uoi doubt that If it should be made apparent
that new markets are opened and property in
creased by this means, the Legislature will be
liberal in continuing grants and the Executive
Government viii certainly deem it their duty to
urge such a course upon them.
have the honor to be
your obedient servant
Signed F. W HUrcHIsoS,
Minister Of Interior
Wm. NJ. Nelson, Esq. Honolalu.
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Drr.rrsrsr or FoErIss Abrams.

= knovu 90 e. Ehoz " nay concern Tba,
C.lrs = NA--O1s. Ese-. of ohio. through the ne
duu Cd Hn Ezeeiisnsy HEsEr A. PEIrcE. Minister
Eosie1f g the Tuitei States e. tbs Court having
r-rr-ri t1 -tis Der.-ueut his Couuissiou from HE
E1-l---rg The President o. the United States Of
AE1-i1a. vhict Is fuu1d % b. u cue torn he. the
ssi- cslvrs : Marcos. is hereby acknowledged BY
--5.- sf H-s NAsrs-r 1Hr K1Ss. a. Consul Of the
Unied s-.sss Eulolulu ard al hs ossesl acts as
s-s a-5e-sz Go -ersire ful fsiih and credit by
lAs sz-la-i-is. @ El Nsjsssy's Government
sre- uu5s- ny hau5 and The Sea q tie Foreign
Ls C. C. HsER1s.
Niuisas- 1f Eoreisu A1ai-s-
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Freight foi San Francisco viii be received at the
Steamers Warehouse. and receipts for the same.
given by the undersigned. No charge for storage
carriage. Fire Risks in Warehouse, not taken BY
the Company.
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IHr Ch-istzas raeaaaz q tie Goyeruuesi Ing
-isa Dar Seaa.is n HoHoisl1 viU extend from sbe
80 r--riz, O. TIE s,h ~ ysnuzry. eolaue1eiag the
s-- tern g tAs ucv ysa- oz Monday. Jan ssa ISL.
3 o-se- g ne Beard q Edaca;ioa-
W-JAs- SIXTH, See'y.
H--rr v-r. eP.h 1s-f
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uEfaE1nEsT % toEEleN AFFAIRS.
oE-la- Nasirs has hr-a reserved q, this Depart
zr-- sz-z Eis zsaHzz Nsjessy's Government 10 the
fv-F ssert- Ia; shs Ra@sa Prcviuees (the
Ps-uau-- s-a,=s. ts RVEsi Decree q Ocsobsr last.
saz-aaz.zr -hs Fisbiziis vhieh had leen taken IN
ss-ss Rruviu1ss, Ia. beons iuisErai pan Of the
AluE1-zI lf Ls4ly. CHAs- C. HaREIs
Miuis;sr of FoTeirn Afsirs-
Housi-lu. u,ss- Il. ls7b.
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DECEMBER 26. 1870.
SR.-I have to acknowledge receipt of your
letter of November %, informing NE that you
had made an agreement on the part of the Gov
ernmeni Of New Zealand with Mr. Nelson. act
ing as agent Of Mr.. Webb Of New York. and
Messrs- Holladay Brenham & Co Of San Fran
cisco. for a mail service between your Colony and
San Francisco No member of His Maiestys
Cabinet has received any communication from
Mr.. Nelson up to this moment Of writing,
/ e, within one hour Of the closing Of the
Wonea Wonga's mail. but you may rest assured
that this Government is anxious that direct CON-
muncaiion should be established between your
Province, Australia and these Islands, and that
it will give every encouragement possible 10 secure
50 desirable result.
! have the honor to be
Your obedient servant
TSignedl FERD. W. HuIcHIsoS.
Minister Of Interior
Hon. Julius Vogel, Postmaster General, New
Zealand.
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Hon. Julius Vogel Postmaster General, New
Zealand.
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VIII Leave Honolulu

On or December s4,h
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Honolulu.

Postmaster General Of New Zealand.
The Hon. the Minister Of the Interior, Hawaii.
Honolulu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-20
PIGEONS IN WISCONSIN.

From the Kieburn CITY (wis.) Mirrorl
We have read somewhere that there were three
and half millions Of eggs In single Goldfish, and
have heard of myrads OF small insects and animals
In a limited amount OF space, but not prepared
to hear OF or see so many pigeons. And it seems
unaccountable where they all FROM it is said
that each female bird matches out but two or three
eggs For the past three weeks they nave been fly
ing in countless docks which no man coua NUMBER.
on Saturday, April ~, for about two hours before
nightial they new In one continuous n0cK from
south to north, darkenng the air and astonishing
the people by the SOUND oil their WINGS and
could be seen for miles In extent. And they
have still continued to come, although not In so
great numbers Hardly train arrives hat does not
bring hunters and trappers Hotels are full. cOopers
busy making barrels, ana men, women and
children are active IN packing the birds or fng the
barrels. They are shipped to all places the rail-
road and TO Milwaukee, Chicago st. Louis, Cncin-
natl, Philadelphia, New York and Boston, being
picked and packed in ice for more distant points.
On express trains Is 1t possible TO take the large
amount offered, and arrangements are made to for.
ward them on the midnight train going Cast. From
10000 TO 80 900 birds are forwarded daily. most OF
which have 10 be picked after arrival Of the trains
aI nights in many instances the work OF picking
and packing continued all night One man has
paid over ST. 900 to the express company In charges
for forwarding. In about two weeks the pigeon sea-
son will be over.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-20
IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS BY EXPRESS COM.
PAN.ES.

In the United States Circuit Court OF rho Fifth Cir
cult and southern District OF AIaoama during the
Aprll term Of this year, the case OF Newton St.
J0hn va the southern Express Company was given
10 jury, who rendered verdict for DEFENDANTS.
The points in the are these:--plainufi. mer-
chant In Mobile, forwarded by The southern Ex-
press Company on tho goth day OF May, 1906 the
sum OF $4,000, to be delivered TO one j. B. AexQn
der resident OF New York city, For this ne paid the
ordinary charge OF TWENTY-FIVE cents for letters In
stamped government envelopes, thus leading the
employees OF the Southern Express Company into the
belief that 1t was but an ordinary business letter,
having no declared value. The letter carried
BY the Southern Express Company 10 Lynchburg,
Va. and was there transferred o. the custody and
care of the Adams Exprcss Company, TO be by It
delivered 10 the person addressed IN New York. The
delivery clerk OF this latter company, instead OF per-
forming his duty with the fidelity that usually
characterized MIN, suspectng the letter to contain
valuable contents, opened and flcned the $1,000,
which he found In bills OF large denominations.
Complaint reaching the Adams Company or the non
delivery Of the letter for Alexander they set In
quirics on foot, and ascertaining the delinquency
o. e nar rrk o mad n @ ms
liver the package TO Alexander was considered good
grounds for SUIT by St John, VINO came upon tue
delivered the decision OF the Court at
great length, during which he laid par.
ssrn stress xssess FOR N mones
packages, which says "ihat this company is 20 for
ward the same to its agent nearest or most con-
same to other parties. they to complete the trans
portation such delivery to terminate all liability OF
TINS company 1or Tor such passasesn Bnt THIS was only
was that alluded to above where the plaintiff,
in order TO save expense, forwarded the money
large envelope sealed at each corne- and In the
centre with scaling-wax, and having on the upper
The contents. THIS should prove warning TO mcr.
chants ana business men, who cannot hope to be
projected by express companies except by . strict
compliance with the rules which experience teaches
are necessary for the safe conduct OF business that
= now uecesslty Of our otvillsatt0i.
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WAGiNG WOMAN,s WAR.
Another Raid by the Police Against Disrcpu-
table Houses.

Another Raid by the Police Against Disrepu-
table Houses.
superintendent kelsO having once put his hand
to the plough which Is to uprOOt at least partially
destroy the most obnoxious vice In the GUY Of New
YORK does look back but continues in the course
LAID down for this purpose. Nor are the police
the most attentive ear to the complaints OF the
officers and inhabitants Of the various precincts,
and do all IN their power to assist in crushing out
the uEwhOlesone evil which has been haunting
itself for such length OF time III all It's hldcous-
ness, defying all law, all order. all morality few
days ago the nhabltants residing al Nos. loo. 1885,
1G5 and l67 Hester street made complaint to Judge
Hogan against Ernest Taste, Michael Hoilisch,
and Emma Baker, living, or rather grovelng out
an existence. at las ana l42 Hester street and 81
Elizabeth street, for Keeping houses or Ill fame
into which poor young girls were frequently taken
TO their destruction and where young men frequent.
Ell, often III state or lntOXlcatiOn disturbing the
negnborhood and making the place sperfcct
nuisance" THESE compliments made aildavltS, In
which they
MADE SOME FEARFUL DISCLOSURES
concerning the disgusting scenes ana incidents
around the place at midnight, and begged that the
law might be Immediately put In motion PUT an
END to these proceedings The Judge vt once issued
warrants for the parties named and Thursday night
the officers or the Fourteenth precinct entered
premises and secured the prOprietOrs, who the
principal Offenders. The inmates were NOT arrested,
but those in the places evinced desire to suddenly
quit their old quarters by running for their habia-
ments anu departing for parts unknown The pr.
soners were ariaigned at the Tombs yesterday morn
ing, when the roll called, and Judge Hogan said
he should hold them IN 200 each to answer ut the
General sessions Tor trial. This created u greater
sensation among them than II he had ordered fine
OF that amount IN every case, for the "bat friends
remember the last decision OF Judge Bedford, OF
years Imprisonment and u fine OF $500, ana his
stated determination to ueIIver Judgment upon all
similar cases In exactly the same manner.