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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-05-24

ONE of the most exciting political contests in
which the State Of California has ever engaged,
has just been brought to n close by the adoption
Of a 80 New Constitution"
This document has occupied the earnest atten-
ton of both press and pulpit. during the last
month, and capital and property holders have
eyinced an open and active opposition. The
people Of California have, however accepted it by
nearly 10000 majority as the instrument by
which the laws of their commonwealth should in
the future be shaped, and as it effects some extra
ordinary innovations, especially in the conditions
Of which formerly controlled the relations of
ap ital and labor, its workings will be watched
with deep interest by people in every portion of
the civilized world. Two Of the leading features
of this new Constitution, relating to taxation and
the Chinese question, have attracted marked at
t%entiOn, and much has been said with regard to
the detrimental or beneficial results liable TO
accrue therefrOm. Speaking of these particular
features the New York Herald saws editorially.
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Lanikeha. May II, 49,:

Mn EDITOR In last Wednesdays Gazette find
the following
"The nightly congregation of young hoodlums Of
both sexes, on Smiths bridge, is a nuisance that
should be abated, and calls for prompt action on the
part Of the police authorities. The gathering ut this
locality on last Saturday evening was exceedingly
noisy, and the language used by these 'roughs,"
very offensive to respectable people. If this state
Of affairs is longer permitted. the efficiency Of the
police force will certainly be questioned, q circum-
stance TO be greatly regretted, and injurious to the
heretofore good reputation enjoyed by them as faith
full guardians Of the night" We hope we may not
have occasion to refer to this subject again"
And am at a loss to understand its meaning, and
can only come to one conclusion, viz:-tbat the Ga
zete man has got the wrong pig by the ear. 1t is
possible that he may mean School street bridge,
though L do not know. Anyhow, as regards Smiths
bridge, my n~eighbors and myself are not aware Of
anything ofthe kind as stated in the GGzetie. We
pass and re-pass the bridge at all hours, young men
are sitting on the rails conversing and sometimes
singing, but 1 have not heard the first offensive or
disreputable word uttered at any time in oil my
thirteen years residence beyond the bridge. If the
item as above is manufactured for the sake ofhaving
q bark at our worthy Marshall and his police forces,
the manufacturer had better try and bark up the
right tree next time. Yours, SC, is. S.
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ve.eI. fer HeaeIaIa from Foreign Port.

Vessels fer HonoIuIu from Foreign Ports.
HHw stmr LehuA for Wilder L Co. San francisco, due May IS
An bk Gnribadi, Newcastle. y > W.
An bk MORO Castle, New York, due May 293l
Beit ship Gleniner, Liverpool, due May 20-25
Brit BIZ Dovenby, 0lasEow, due July 6lO
I'm ship Gov Goodwin, Glasgow
Am hk.ncCatherine Sudden, Newcastle, y
Brit BIZ stormy Petrol, Glasgow
Bnt ship Ravenscralg, Liverpool due Aug Is
An fpsl schr Eugaee, San Francisco, loading May IL
Raw bk Surprise, NeEcastie. N 5 w, loading March %
HaW bgfne Violet, South Sea Islands, due June is
In schr ID ; Wniams, San francisco, for Hl0, sailed May 10
Am BIZ II " Amy, San Francisco. loading May Il
HaE stmr Iris. San Fran, for Foster & Co, due June $40
An nchr La dronde, Eureka, due June Is
Inn bkfne Amelia, Port BlAkeiey
Brt sfmr Zeaiandia, Sydney. due June
Am stmr Cfy % New York, san Francisco, due June 10
Am BIZ d G Marray, San francisco, due June 5l0
An ship Republic, HOngkong, due June 1915
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To he Editor of The Pacific Commercial Advertiser

To he Editor Of The Pacific Commercial Advertiser
SIR Il cannot agree with your figures, in your
Issue Of the 10th inst. You say 5000 Chinese are
under contract on plantations. and yet the whole
numbered Chinese males in the Kingdom is 1854,
and I.l99 of them are in Honolulu according TO
the Census. And how many are in other towns.
and scattered throughout the country. engaged in
small trade, and other pursuits! 1t is the opinion
Of several planters, and it is my opinion. that very
little over one half the Chinese. in these islands
are now at work on plantations perhaps 5000 ut
the outside ! and that the number of native Ha-
waians at work on the plantations is about 4 900.
Chinese labOrers in this Kingdom dc not receive
S72o. 900 for one years wages for labor on plan
tations, perhaps not much more than half that
amount,-but Chinese traders receive enough and
more TO make up the amount.
WALTER MURRAY GIBSON.
I'll A. = TO-n
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By the last steamer for San Francisco His
Majesty King Kalakaua forwarded a beautiful
necklace. as a token Of esteem and regard, to be
presented to II. r. ii. Augusta, Empress Of Ger
many, on the celebration OF her g golden we'd
ding" which event occurs on the l1th of June,
1879. This token is a collection Of kukui nuts,
tWenty-one in number, which have been con-
nected together by golden bands, and thus made
to form a necklace. The centre nut bears upon
It's face, in gold, the German Royal monogram,
W.R." (Wilhelm, Rex) ; the next nut, to the
right and left respectively, is ornamented with
the insignia of the Order OF the Red Eagle, sur
rounded by the motto, " sincere ct cOnStanter,'
second, on each side, with a crossed scepter and
sword, ALEC golden and also surmounted with n
golden crown. There are five nuts On each side
Of the centre, and the ornamentations alternate
with each other on either side, and all combine
to make a very beautiful and artistic appearance.
There arc n great many minor details connected
with the arrangement and workmanship which
are a necessary part of the grand whole, and
which to be properly appreciated need to have
been viewed personally, as no description could
convey the peculiar beauty of this most appro-
pirate and elegant present. 1t speaks well for
the thoughtful head and heart from which emf
mated so beautiful and complimentary a , ken,
Empress Augusta will appreciate the true fe ling
of our Island King as contained in the u otto,
% sincere ct constanter.'
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IMPORTS.

rrcz San Frnnci 5co-Per Murray. May Is-I5TI pkGs
ke 20 II Hackfeld 4 Co. ~ do do TO Castle 4 Cooke. IS
do 10 A ] Cartwright. 4 c. books 10 Whitney & Robert
4. 10 pkgs mdse 20 q West. 81 do do to Mscfarlane 4 Co.
DO 40 Brown 4 Co, SIS DO do oOrder. 20 do do 70 Sing
ung 4 Co, 2a4 do do 10 Z p Adams. SD do do 10 Bolles
10, 26s do do 10 Wing Wo Ting B Co, 80 do do to Allen
rbert. a. do do and 50 mules 20 @ " Maefarlane 4 Co,
Ia drugs % DE- Z McEfbbin. 1910 do mdse to II May L
Ss3 do do 10 Lame 4 Co. 20 do woodwork 70 J G Glade.
A do rdse, Il mules. a horses 20 J I MAterhouse, 5 bbls
der 10 J II Styles, - pkgs mdse 70 J Mott X Co, 2l9 do
pThoo II Davies. 1893 It lumber to Levers L Dickson,
boots TO u McInerny. Il pkgs mdse TO Z o Hall L
bag do do 20 + A Schaefer 4 Co, 100 bbls lime and 50
n1eh 70 Wilder & Co. 5000 posts and 1S6 N shingles to
ERoblnson, al pkgs mdse TO A Singer, 2 pkgs to q
strong 4 Co.
ron Burrard's InIet-Per Josephine. May 19-221, 497
unbsr, consigned 10 T II Davies.
upn New Castle. n VIPER Gen Butler. May I'D
, tons steam coal.
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The introduction of a class OF people ere who
would aid in solving the problem of lie future
of the Hawaiian race should be hailed with salts
faction by all who have the future interest of
Hawaii nei at heart.
The experiment undertaken Il the Govern
meut of the introduction of South Sea Islanders,
has from its very inception promised to assist in
opening a way by which the dangerous practice
of sole male immigration could be advantageous
ly discontinued, or even if continued, could be
directed among a race whose characteristics and
temperament would cause them to become as
sjmilative, besides being productive.
Our merchants and planters should not for a
moment lose sight Of the fact that it is not only
to supply a present want that their efforts, to-
wards obtaining laborers should be directed, but
more especially to obtain a people who would
aid materially in the recuperaiion Of the Hawai-
ian race. The Government has, by the arrival Of
the Storm Bird, shown that the project Of OBJ
tanning the South Sea Islanders to come here and
willingly Is feasible, and the almost equal divi-
sion Of the sexes, shown in her last passengers,
speak volumes in favor Of the furtherance of an
enterprise liable to bear such good fruit, and our
merchants should use all proper measures to keep
the ball rolling in that direction. The new Con-
s%titution OF California throws the Chinese out of
employment, and VI are liable to receive a con-
tinued influx OF male Chinese, which will still
further add to the dangerous disproportiOn of
sexes which exists now, has existed for years,
and which is the chief cause OF the so rapid ex-
tinction Of tho Hawaiian race. Government,
merchants, planters, all, should take the proper
steps and form measures to avert this impending
evil, and the sooner the movement is innugurated
the more time will there be to perfect proper
plans. " a stitch in time saves nine"
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HAIKU, MAUI, May 2lst. 1879.

EDITOR COMMERCIAL ADvERTIsER:-DEAR SIR
There are nine families OF Portuguese in Illinois
that wish to emigrate to the Sandwich Islands.
They are honest and industrious people, who have
been posted on the rates of wages in the islands.
aud who will come out Immediately if a portion of
their fare is paid. This class of emigrants ought to
be welcomed and given comfortable homes. They
average about six persons to q family. and none of
the children are under twelve years of age, except
one. Who wants them?
l have applied to the government to pay a ppr-
ton Of their transportation. Yours truly.
G.. II. DICKEY. \
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From san Frncisco-Per Lady LamPson May Ia
engine aud boiler. 3 pcs machinery. I'D pkss hardware, .
boiler plate. - cane giant powder, 30 * nour, - Ok
canned goods. 500 "a rustic moulding. lS.GS 40 rsdNDo1'
Is bbis lime. % bbls plaster. 30 sks charcoal. - - an
dies. ? g. presses. / Dbl INK. u sewing m1ehlhs.s a.
musical Instruments. ~ b1s tobacco, 20 bales nay. W
sks grain. 90 bns soap. 81 window doors and ra-hss.
La O. dry goods. IG do cigars. Il do china goods and lSS
pcs mfsceilaueouz-
From san Francisco-Per KalAkaua, May l9-ZI5 pkgs
hardware AMI furniture. 10 bis soap. 10 do candies. -
- and 4 bbIs liquors. - ks grzin, % * HOUR % 90
wheat. % do beans. SlOdo potatoes. ~ Pcs pipe. 30 bales
hay. a. O. canned goods. Il bbls sugar, 10 DO nine' - N
shiugIes and So pkgs miscellaneous
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WELCoNE-We are pleased to notice the return
again to our shores OF several of our island resi-
dents. among whom we notice the names of Hon.
S. n. Castle, Rev. E. 7. Doane, Mrs. J. Il. Black
and Mrs. W. Warehouse, who have been Willing
away the past few months in pleasure and business
on the shores of a continent over two thousand
miles away. and whose familiar faces have often
been missed during their absence. We hope that
they have all returned to US in the best OF health
and with pleasant recoliections of their late wan
derings. \
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TEE PACIFIC
SATURDAY. MAY "a.
Publishers Notice.

Notice is hereby given that all communications in
tended for business with the ADVERTISER PRINTING
EsTABLIsHxEST, must be addressed to the undersigned.
Subscribers whose subscriptions are due for the
ADVERTISER, are respectfully requested to settle the same
without further notice.
Subscribers will please remember, that when subscrip-
tions are paid for in advance, the price is only FIVE
DOLLARS A YEAR J. H. BLACK,
Honolulu, Jan 18th. 1879. Pn6Jialer and Proprietor.
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VICTORIA, the Queen of Great Britain and
Empress of India, was born on tile Oath of May,
in the year 1919, and consequently has attained
the ripe age of sixty years. Our British resi-
dents will celebrate the event in a proper man
ner, and toast and song will assist in re-deyelop-
ing the latent patriotism within their bosoms,
and cause them to earnestly wish a blessing and
continued long life to Her Most Gracious Ma
jesty the Queen. in which we heartily join them.
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To he Editor of The Pacific Commercial Advertiser:
The Gazette improves under criticism. This week
in speaking of the critics. of the Church the word is
spelled correctly. AS to the Editor being disguised
about it. Well, who thought he would be other
wise? His own blunder should have caused the
disgust however, not your mention of it. You're.
etc. READERS.
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DIED.

Won ScHSuDT-In WAiluku, Maui, May 18th, ALEIIs L
yOS SCHMIDT. aged about p years. The parents Of the
deceased reside in San Francisco.
THoMPsOS-In this city, May 10Th, JAMES THOMPSON. Fl
dropsy, aged SO years. The deceased was . native of
Hudson, y Y. and had resided on these islands about 30
years.
BrcKsELL-In Hamaku., Hawaii. May 10th. CHARLES
W. son Of the Rev James and Ellen N BickneIl, aged n
months and IL days.
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EXPECTED ~AnRIvAL-The goddess Of dissension
and disorder is expected soon to make her appear
ance at these islands, and from what We have heard,
we are led to suppose that those interested will re-
ceive her with considerable pomp and ceremony.
From advices received. she was to leave the port Of
San Francisco on or about the 18th inst, and will
be accompanied with q god, free for the occasion.
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IN PORT.

Am bgtne Morning Star, Bray
Am bk Forest Queen. Wallace
Ger hk Louise, Meyer
uaw bxtne Storm Bird. Jackson
Brk BIZ Lalta Rookh, Hender
Am bEtne Josephine, Ogilvie
Am bkfne Discovery. FuIer
HRw BIZ KAiakaua, jerks
Brit b Lady Lampson. Marston
Am schr Bonanza, Miller
An ship Gen Butler, Ryder
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= From Kohala, Hawaii. We learn that the cir
Gus company, under the management OF Mr.. LuProil,
got into q free fight with the natives at kohala dur
ing one of the performances. The trouble commenc-
ed by Mr.. Luproil apolOgising for not giving the per-
fOrmauce according to the advertised programme,
and which ended in a general riot. The bruises and
broken heads of the parties are to be mended before
the courts.
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LARGE CARGo.-Last Sunday morning the barken-
tine DiScoveTy arrived from San Francisco, bring
ing perhaps the largest cargo for her tonnage that
ever came into this port. The cargo consisted of
general merchandise and a heavy deck load, includ-
ing seyenty-three mules and four Scotch Clydesdales
breeding mares for Mr.. W. II. Rice, at Lihue,
Kauai. This will be q valuable addition to the
stock on that island.
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A RCMINATIoN.-Painful indeed is the spectacle
presented TO The view as we watch the sweat roll
from of the noble brow of one of our obese police
officers as he silently wrestles with a cane, UNI
brella, and a w~herewithal upon which to rest his
weary form. Clasping them in his strong arms
and with a fixed determination to hold, he CON-
pels their attendance in his daily walks His slow
and heavy step, and the agonized expression upon
his features, proclaim too truly however, the great
torture his massive frame is enduring, and when
later. the GOODNESS of some shady bower o'erpowers
his functions to that extent as to cause his utter
prostitution. he herOically accepts the situation,
and unmindful of the presence of the passing for
eigner. his heavy lips part and give vent to the
sigh which wells up from his manly breast and
finds its eight to space in company with the low
but earnest whisper of "EuIeka.'
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The Steamer Llkelke will leave here on
the 10th Of June for her usual trip to Hilo, and
will not lay over on account Of the holiday.
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z 1t is rumored that on the return from this
trip Of the schooner Mile Merrill, she will be
fitted out for q cruise among the South Sea Islands
for laborers.
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RAILWAY IN New ZEALAND.-There are now
I'LL miles OF railway open for traffic in New Zea-
land. The longest stretch is the Christchurch,
Dunedin and Invercargill lines. which is ZIG miles
long. The next longest line is the Auckland and
Waikato line. 81 miles. The total receipts of the
New Zealand railways for the four weeks ending
9Th of March, were Ell 1896 lSs.
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WHITE LEAD,

A Full Line of Ship Stores and Groceries,
EDRESERVED FRUITS, MEATS, SOUPS.
II &c, sc. nye4 BOLLES & co.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

VNHE STORE KNOWN AS THE THkEE
MILE HOUSE, at Moanalua, on this Island. The above
NAV be Rented for Six Months. II has all the improvements
requisite for carrying on a good store. Apply to
snI9 2ms A. J. CARTWRIGHT.
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INSURANCE NOTICE.

,UNHE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS OF THE
HAMBURG Bremen Fire Insurance Company, are author
lied 10 take Fire Risks on Detached We oden Buildings and on
Plantation Buildings, Machinery, ETC., on the different Islands
Of this group, Al LOWEST RATES.
For further particulars, apply to
mylO I'm F.A. SCHAEFEh q CO., AgehA'
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70p TEASE

PREMISES OF KING N
Il Liha Streets, now occupied by Mr.. ]. Fisher as a Store
and dwelling. The same are favorably situated for business
Possession given on the LIST Of June.
myIO It F. a. sCHAEFER.
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PORT oF HONOLULU. II. ]

ARRIVALS.
May Sam bgtae ~Jcsephiue, OgiIVfe, 81 days rom Ds-r~Tds
ls-Am bkine Discovery, Fuller, l6 days from San
Francisco
1s-Haw bk KaIakaus, Jerks, IS days from San Fran
1s-Bdt bk Lady Lampson, MaFston. 16 days from San
Francisco
Is-P NJ 3 3 Australia, CergfI, from San Francisco
z1-Am schr Bonanza Miller, from waianae, Oahu
z2-Am ship Gen Butler, Ryder, 20 days from New
24-stmr KiIsuea Hou, Sears. from Kahului, Maui
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SETTLEMENT NOTICE.

FNNHE UNDERSIGNED
requests all parties having unsettled accounts OF over
three months to settle the same as early as possibiei while those
of twelve months standing and over, II not settled by the end oil
this month, will be placed in the hands of a collector for set
tsmert- mylO4t THOS G.. THRUM.
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NOTICE.

uVuE YEARLY OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS in the HOnokan Sugar Company.
will be held THIS DAY, Saturday, May oath, at 10 a. m, al
the Office OF Y. A. Schaefer & Co.
HElNKlNH KtNJ ES. z y.
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NnTTHE

sIIPARTIES DESTROYS OF SUBSCRIBE
N ING towards the Annual Celebration Of kamehameha
Day, June llth, can place their names aud amounts win
myl0 II. J. AGNEw, sec'y.
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NOTICE
NOTICE.

nURING MY ABSENCE FROM THE
~ Kingdom. Mr.. John II Patty or Mr.. samIM DAnSo,
will act for me under power Of attorney, on record in tue
Registry Once in Honolulu, in Liber 4S, on pages leo and aol-
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FOR SAFE or LEASE.

TIHE PREMISES AT ThE
Huddy. The location is a pleasant one. and has q splendid
view Of the city front. A never-failing spring OF water Is on
The Mace. For particulars, apply 30 M u. SfLNElhA,
mylO AZ next door TO G. ~spaulding, Euuanu st.
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MANILA CIGARS

II y BOXES OF 500. 200, AND 100 EACH.
IL The Genuine Article For sale by
my24 BOLLEs & co.
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NOTICE.

nURING MY FROM THE
~ Kingdom. His Ex. Z. PRESTON IS authorised 10 act fr
myIot II in. COMFY.
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY WARNED
"A net 70 trust ny wife, MARY, as she has len ny PED and
board. (nyIT lms1 NACIoS PERRY.
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TO II PUBLIC !
NEW GOODS,

ID ECEIVED BY LATE ARRIVALS VIZ |;
IA Lady Lsmpson, Kalskaua, Discovery, and Australia.
Golden Gate, Extra Family, Bakers Extra, e. Eldorado Flour.
Cracked Wheat, Corn Meal, Dat Meat, Wheat, Oats,
Ground Barley, Bran, Hay, and for sale by
my24 B0LLEs & co.
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BOILED AND RAW PAINT OIL,
STOCKHOLM TAR. WILMINGTON TAR,
- Coal Tar, Pitch, Tar Oil, Black Varnish, for sale by
my24 BOLLES & CO.
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DEPARTURES

NAY l5-Am bk Camden, Robinson, for Port Gamble
IT-der blk Alsier, Bolt, for Api.
19-Am bktne MIgnOu, Soule. foe Port Townsend
2o-P N 8 3 Australia, CargiI, for Sydney
2s-Raiafea sehr Vivid, English. for Fannings Island
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NEW ZEALAND POTATOES,
DER LAST STEAMER FROM AUSTRIA
j LA. For sale by my2i HOLES r. co.
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PURE z CAN


PURE FRESH CANDIES,
NSR ESH MADE WHITE AND PINK ROCK
II Candies. Wholesale Price. 80 cents per pound; Retail
Price, so cents per pound. For sale at
my24 I'm HORNS CANDY FACTORY, Hotel st.
CREAM, CREAM CANDIES,
delicious FRESH MADE.
IL Superior and Cheaper than those imported. wholesale
Price. So cents per pound; Retail Price, 60 cents per pound.
For sale at tm2i Inn HORNS CANDY FACTORY.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP (!
IS GIVEN THAI THE
~ partnership lately subsisting between Archibald Kerr and
Edward C.. Rowe, under the firm Of Kerr & Rowe, was dis
solved on The It'll day of May, by mutual consent. Archibald
Kerr is authorized 10 settle all debts and collect all money due
Sad firm.
ARCHIBALD KERR,
my2I st EDWARD C. OWE
NOTICE.
FENIIE of the
Board Of Trustees of the Queens Hospital will be held
at the Board Room Of the Chamber of Commerce, on Saturday
the 7th Of June. at IL N.
Per order. 2. A. SCHAEPER, Secretary.
Honolulu, May 23rd, 1879. my24 ct
NOTICE