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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-10-16

Sealed Tenders will be received st the Interior Once
until Monday. October 18th. at II noon. for furnishing
all OF any Of the following Building Materials the Gov
srnInent may desire 70 purchase In Honolulu for six
months from that date.
Northwest Timber, per NJ
4" :" Scantling. per n
Boards and Battens, per NJ
Horth-West Tongued and Grooyed, per n
White Cedar Shingles, per N
Northwest Surfaced, per NJ
Redwood Surfaced, per NJ ..... r...
Redwood Tongue1 and Grooved. per N
Redwood Rustic, per II
Redwood S~cantling per n =
Redwood S~caufling. clear. per NJ
Redwood Shingles, per u
Nails and Spikes. per key
Bricks. Lime. Cement.
HAP. CARTER. Minister Of the Interior
Interior once, October 4. 1850. %
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Dissolution Of Co,Partnership.

" the partnership heretofore existing between r. w.
Grannis and A. Z. Aldridge, doing bushes at the corner Of
King and Bethel Streets, Honolulu, under the firm name OF
Grannis 4 AIdridge, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
A. 4 Aldridee will continue the business, Contracting and
Building, and viii nay all debts belonging TO the late arm.
X. w. GRANNls,
A. L. ALDRIDGE,
Honolulu, August 18th, 1850 s1g2l
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SITUATION WANTED.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- eeived up 10 the 10Th day Of October for the erection Of
Wooden Building. Plans and Specifications. together with al
other information may be obtained at the office Of
c. J. WALL.
O9 Architect, % Merchant 81.
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WANTED.

a LII KINDS OF HIDES wET Nd DR.
n Also, Sheep and Goat Skins, for which the Highest Cash
Price will be paid.
P. o. BOX 40. HUGH MACKAY,
iy3 Proprietor Honolulu Tannery, Kohololoa.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-10-16

q w. D. Bamber, formerly with Bamber & Co.'s
Express of San Francisco, has started an Express for
packages and baggage. His Office 10 at Pickering &
Co.'s, corner of King and Fort streets. Visitors from
the other islands can order their purchases sent to
him and he will see to their being properly marked
aud shipped on inter-island steamers or schooners to
their destination. Packages and baggage delivered
anywhere and everywhere ct low rates.
- The store lately renovated at the corner of
Fort and King streets has not long remained without
= tenant L u now being fitted mp for occupation By
G-sses. Piekering & Co. Mr.. Pickering, Of this firm.
is sBosn b old residents here as having been the
first to ablish q Music Store in this city twenty
four yesFs ago. After . long wandering in other
lands be has concluded that Honolulu 10 the best
place after all. The business he now carries ON is
varied, as his advertisements show; but music 10 still
the isVoFite.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-10-16

e Mr.. Sterling says, that in respect to certain
coral stones for building purposes. which we were
informed he had estimated at 75 cents each, he does
not think we're worth more than % cents. and that
il all that be would have paid.
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Fish Stalls at Auction.

On saturday, October 10th. 1880. at 10 O'Clock. noon. at
the front entrance OF AliiOlani Hale will be sold, the
Choice Of Stalls at the Honolulu Fish Market. for the
term Of one year. H. A cARTEE, T. "a
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Once, October 18th. 1880. o9
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Totiee of Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

Notice of Dissolution OF Co-PartnerBhip.
THNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX-
isnng between J. s. Walker, z s. spalding and VIM. @.
Irwin, under the Arm name Of WIN. G. IRWIN 4 Co, Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. An liabilities viii be as
sumed and Indebtedness collected by VIM g. Irwin, who
alone Is authorized to sign the hrm name in settlement Of its
affairs. J. ;. WALKER
z 8. SPALDING,
WM. q. IRWIN.
Honolulu, Il. J., July 1st, 1850.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-10-16

80 The brutality and cOwardice Of money bags,
can never be appreciated by a moneyed man, till q
heavier bag than his comes down upon him.
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WANTED.
WATER. WATER.

UNO RENT OR PURCHASE HOUSE OF
III ave or more Rooms, furnished or unfurnlshed, posses
sion October. Apply GELD W, this Once.
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A typographical error in the date of the letter
of Kamehameha III. to Minister Wyllie, appears in
last Saturdays ADVERTISER. The year should be
1876 instead of 1910. And any one having any
knowledge, as a competent editor should have, of
our state papers, and of this prominent document
among them. would never think of taking US to task
about the authenticity of the document, on account
Of an obvious misprint.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-10-16
Notice of Sale of the Kaumakapili Church

building as above will be offered for sale subject to the
stipulation and terms set forth in q specification, describing
the demohshing and removal Of same. Specifications, and all
other information to be had and given at the office Of the Ar
chitect. CHAS. WALL.
se25 w&s % Merchant st,
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e A contemporary says there are some old
women = in this community, which we believe
and that be is one, as be is past bearing.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
THNHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice that she will not be responsible for any debts con-
racted in her name, without her written order.
KAPIKA WALTERS.
LahainA- Sept 25th, 1850. s&w se26 3m
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NEW LAW OFFICE.

:" G.. JONES. (Aeko) Attorney aud Csun-
w . sellor at Law and General Land Agent and Collector,
will practice In all Courts OF the several Islands in the King
dom Office first room over the store of Dillingham; & Co.,
Fort Street. Honolulu. oc9
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-10-16
NOTICE.

a LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORBIDDEN
IN to trespass on the land of Waikulu, Island Of Maui, and
adjoining lands; and are also forbidden to shoot, catch, or
drive OF any cattle, tame or wild, horses, hogs. turkeys. Or
fowls. Any person or persons so trespassing will be prosecut-
ed according TO law. EDWIN JONES.
L4hainA. Sept. 25th, 1880. s25 sm wis
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KEaLlA RICE PLANTATION. kauai.

a LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY wARNE
"A from trespassing upon the grounds belonging to the
keahA Rice Plantation. Orders have been given To iOrcibly eject
any person or persons found upon the said grounds after 5
y m. Of any day. and said orders viii be enforced.
keaHa, Island OF Kauai. Oct 9Th, 1850.
% SIN USs CHULAN Il CO.
SITUATION WANTED.
RELIABLE GIRL. DESlRE KS A POSI-
n ton in q good family, as housekeeper and to do the
general chamber work.
oc9 2Is Address A. NJ. Post Office
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HAIR WORK

n AIDES SAVE YOUR Ill
kinds Of Hair Work made from cut hair and ~combings.
Also. Hair Dyeing, Cleansing, Cutting, shampooing and
Dressing, Curls and FriLzles Steamed, al lis Fort street.
sea Pms MIS-. NJ Y. BURGESS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-10-16

q Goo Yoo d Co. announce that they have
bought the business heretofore conducted By l..
Aseu, corner King and Nuuanu streets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-10-16

B-Mr. Bleitelrey announces the establishment
OF a new industry in the shape OF his Brush Fac
tory on Hotel street.
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

3 The motto of the Press Gang. "Your adver-
tisement, or your life"
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e There was a larger muster than usual Of
the members of the Honolulu Cricket Club on the
ground last Saturday afternoon. Although two
full elevens were not available, q scratch double
wicket match was got up, and a very enjoyable
game Dlaye6.
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Instruction in French. German and
Spanish,

n ATEPROFESSOR OF COLLEGE,
AIEx-Consulo OF United States in Russia, 100 Nuuanu Avenue.
Highest References.-Address P. o. Box 81
sells De
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NOTICE.

a WING To THE PRESENT HIGA PRICES
a % materials In our hn-, We, the undeBigned. have been
spelled 10 raise the price for horseshoeing. On and amer
90 Lst day Of feb 1850, our prices viii be as follows
Aeei Add Zoe SO
Machine Made shoes $50
ISAAC ODkRKlRK,
M 3 NJ. WHITMAN,
q. WEST, p
ROBT. BKIETTNEk,
CHAS. B. WILSON.
Hsnolala, Jan. 18th, 1850 Ja3Iu
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COLLECTOR GESERAL's OFFICE, D
Honolulu, Oct. lst, 1850. s
rhe Custom House win be closed ~ Noon on Saturday,
"a. 81 InsG, and on succeeding Saturdays until further notice.
q I'm s.E.... ". p ALLEN, Collector General.
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ny AUTHORITY.

$500 .... .#.
1t has pleased His Majesty the King TO appoint the
following gentlemen members of the Board of Health.
viz: $4,000 -ar .
His EIeellency H. A. p. Carter. President. vice His
EKcelleney JnO. z Bush resigned. ID
His E~Hcelleney J.. 5 Walker. vice w. C. Jones. resigned.
Honorable 5. O. wilder, vice Honorable ". NJ Gibson.
resigned.
The Board now consists IS foIlOws
President. His EKeellency H. A. p. Carter His Excel
lsney Us. HaIker Honorable 8 G. wilder Honorable
C H Judd Honorable J. MosnAuli.
Iolsni Palace. Oct ?. 49, %
IT has pleased His Majesty the King to accept the res
isnation Of His EI- q. A F. Carter a. Envoy EItraordin-
arg and Minister PlenipOtentAry at Berlin. upon his
appointment a. Minister Of the Interior.
IOlAni Palace. September 9th. 1880. ole
Mr.. r NEwroz has this day been appointed an Agent
to grant marriage licenses for the district Of Lshaina.
Maui, vice d. MAmAki, resigned.
Z. A P. CAETER. Minister of the Interior.
Interior Once. October u, 1880.
TIE undersigned, having been duly appointed by the
Minister Of the Interior as Commissioners to ascertain
and determine upon the compensation 70 be made to the
owner or owners, person or persons interested for the
taking OF injuriously Affecting such land and water as
may be required for the use Of the Honolulu Water
Works, in accordance with an Act, ITO authorize the
Minister Of the Interior to take possession Of whatever
land and water may be required for the use of the Homo
lulu water Works" approved 18th day Of August, 1850,
and amended by Act to amend same, approved 3rd day Of
August. 1878, hereby give notice that such elaims for
compensation, in connection with the lands named in the
annexed schedule. must be presented to the undersigned
At the ONCE Of the Government Survey, within thirty
days from date Of this issue.
A. 8. CLRGHoRS.
]. T. wATKRHousE.
J. F. Brown.
SCHEDULE Of ABOVE PREFERRED TO.
Ill OF oPU.-HAumAkAawe. Poloke. MaunalOhA. John
lis.
PAwAA Oh Kaakaukukui, KAi-
wiOkAihu and such portions Of KewAio as lie maukA OF
BeretEnia street. oc16 I'm
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e 1t is among the on dts. that the senior
editor and part proprietor of = neighboring sheet.
is Disguised with Journalism. and desires to vacate
the saneIum and the tripod. Aud We don't won
der at the disgust-nOt on account Of editorial
work and war. which we rather like but to have
to consort with a lot OF callow quilts. that feel
every one that the genius of q Greeley flows from
their innocent nibs. How can you reconcile and
accommodate the intrusive and competing illusions
of Willie. SAMMY aud Frank John, TEN. and Rev.
Blank! And how could you, my son. be so IN
mindful Of your Harvard hOnors. your forensic
fame, your military renown. your Judicial dignity,
your Ministerial position aud all the reminis-
csnces OF cultured aud diletdnti Boston and
Salem. to go into the wrangle and ribaldry Of our
psltry political press arena-wherein there IL
neither laud nor lucre and you must bear
the blame of every lob Of mud, that your
callow crew may want to throw. You made q
mistake my son, like any Adam son. is apt to do.
Aud you can hardly hope to get back to tie posi-
ton and peace You turned. away from. Yet We
have read
whilst the lamp Of life holds ont to burr
The vtlest lawyer may refsrm-"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-10-16

E Those who get the benefit of the recently
instituted Saturday half-holiday should be grateful
to the cricket-loying portion OF the community for
it. There was a manifest sequence of idea and of
effort from the establishment of the Cricket Club
to the arrangement of the holiday.
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NOTICE.

a Ii IN III Ess OR RESI-
a d.nee, % secure insertion IN the HnwaIiaa Ssa.
tt~rlomI Directory a1d Tourtsss Guide. should
- 4ddressed TO GEORGE B0WsER,
my2S r. o. Box 176, Honolulu.
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- Doggerel by our devil

q Doggerel by our devil =
There was an =" old woman who made q great do,
Crying out that the country was going to ru-
in-and said, If q certain old Shepherd
Was not gagged. tied, bound and fettered,
There certainly would not be any kind of . show
For her, or any of her " cousins" high or low.
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Ar z. KAlGi has been appointed Tar Collector for the
son; resigned ~
Mr jas. W. Robertson has been appointed Tax Col
Iector for the District of Koolsupoko. Oahu, vice Hon.
J. VI. KRpena, resigned.
IHf.L1 JSo. s. WAkER, Minister OF Finance.
Department of Finance. Sept. 80. 1889. oct 2-1m
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Mr.. Wa. w. GOODALE has this day been appointed an
Agent to take acknowledgements TO Contracts for Labor
in the District Of Kan. Island of Hawaii. R a'tte
H.A. P. RTE Minister Of the Interior.
Interior Once. Sept. 3Oth, 1880 oct2
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INCIPIENT.-A little native girl. whose years were
numbered by the passage Of but Q few summers, was
prevailed upon by an older girl Of kleptOmsniac pro-
pensities to carry away . basket of beef from a
butchers cart on last Tuesday, the 18th inst, and
in consequence Of her action she was brought before
His Honor at the Police Court. After the evidence
had been taken. she was dismissed With the injqnc-
ton to Z" 90 and sin no more" -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-10-16

SUPREME CouRT.-The Court has been occupied
during the week with mixed and Foreign Jury cases.
The latter will probably be concluded during the
early part of next week. The case Kaleohemahema
vs. Pahau and others, in which some general interest
is taken on account of the Kanaina estate being in
volved, was to have come of on Wednesday last, but
was on the motion Of Mr.. Preston one of the counsel
for the plaintiff continued until NEXT week
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NOTICE.

LII PERSONS r
- against Shooting OF Catching Wild Cattle Or Horses on
- premises known Al Kaupzknea, MakahanAloa and Pepee-
1>o. District Of Hilo, Island ofHAuaH, from and amer this date.
c.. AfONG.
nn0. Hawaii, May Tth. 1850 uys sm
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x4ROM AND AFTER THIS DATE, . WILL
pay 10 bills nnlrss contracted By my written order. .
Id 2sth, 1850 (e2S 1n) j. n. BLACK.
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~ The funeral of the late Mr.. ]. Ii. CoRey
took place on Thursday last. The Rev. A. o.
Forbes held services at the residence of the de-
ceased gentleman and a Masonic service was said
at the tomb which is that of the Hon. Haalelea
in the Kawaiabao cemetery. A large lumber of
both foreign aud native residents showed their
respect for the memory OF the deceased aud their
sympathy with his family by attending the funeral.
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Commodore, X. W. shufeldt.
Commander, b. J. Cromwell. t
Lisut, Il. W. Sturdy, Executive 0mcer.
Lieut., n. L. Tremain. Navigator.
Eieuts., F. J.. Drake, Kossuth Niles, C. H. preeiand.
Ensigns, W, 3. Hughes. y. Fletcher, u. IL. Hosley, d
Daniels.
Chis| Engineer, y. g. Mexican,
p. 4. Engineer, sam1 Grsgg, J. P. Mickey.
Surgeon, II. IL. Wells. 81 f
p A. Surgeon, r. U. UrquhaTi, . -Y-
Paymaster, W.. J. Thomson.
Lieut., d. P. Mannix, u. g. Marine Corps.
Cndet Engineers, G. w. McElroy, j. n. Wilmer
PAY CLERK, J. r p. Rosse,
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ReaeIaIa, Jan ~, 80
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-08-04
JUST WHAT WE DID.

The Pittsburgh Dispatch of Mon
day this week contains an able and
lengthy editorial upon the situation in
this Congressional district and in it
we find the following:
"There was no doubt about the le-
gality Of the nomination of either Nc
Junkin or Miller and these gentle
men should have united upon the COM
mon ground of indisputable titles, and
their conferees should have discussed
the Crawford county contest in jp-
dicial manner and decided it according
to the rules Of evidence" etc.
If the Dispatch read the proceedings
at the time of the Mercer Conference
itdoubtless overlooked, or has forgotten,
that the above was precisely The posi-
tiaD taken by the Butler con- ferees.
1t was in fact the Uery pos1tl1n Mr.,
Miller had previously agreed with
them should be taken. but which, for
some unaccounted cause, he so changed,
or wanted to change, that when the
Butler conferees reached Mercer he
desired to admit one side alone Dick)
Of the Crawford parties into the Con.
ference at The very Outstart. And this
led to the subsequent proceedings on
the part of Butler, in order to carry
out the agreement, that resulted in the
admission of the Roberts conferees
and the nomination of Mr.. McJunkin,
after frequent full and fair notice TO oil
parties. The ground stated by the Dis
Datch was the true and only ground
for deciding the Crawford contest
was the one agreed on, and on which
all parties had assembled at Mercer /;
was the one adhered TO tenaciously by
the Butler conferees, and was the one
broken by the Mercer conferees. WHAT
the Dispatch advises should" have
been done, was eractiy what the But
Ter conferees did do. Will the Dispatch
please examine and correct itself in
this matterg
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-08-04

on Sunday afternoon. Instead of re-
turning to Boston by the same road
be drove around by the way of
Charlestown, to enable the lady with
him to call on friend in that city. Go
ing through Somerville he met with
an accident and sustained per-
sonal injuries by reason of defective
thoroughfare. He sued the town for
damages, and now the Supreme Court
holds that the action cannot be main
tanned because the plaintiff was travel
ing in violation of the law above cited
when the accident occurred The Court
did not wish to be understood as de-
Gliding that attending funeral on SUM-
day is necessarily unlawful or ungod-
ly in Massachusetts, In this case the
plaintiff had not violated the laws of
the Commonwealth in going to the
cemetery, because he had properly
taken the most direct road. Nor would
he have been guilty of any offence if
he had fortunately observed the same
propriety and returned by an equally
direct line. But his going mile or so
out of the way for the wicked pnr-
pose of making friendly call was, in
the eye of the law, worldly devia-
tion which was "most tolerable and
not to be endured.''
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-08-04
Dow and Weaver in the Same Boat
With Hancock and Garfield.

The Titusville World is authority
for a startling exposure of the moral
turpitude If the Prohibition candidate
for President. 1t has learned that Mr..
Neal Dow was through that country,
during the flush days of Oildom, and
organized a stock company, called the
Temperance Petroleum Bonanza AS
sociation, with capital stock of seven
million dollars and seventy-fve cents,
he kissed his fingers to the Oil Region
and opened a saloon in Guernsey
township. Two days after the formal
opening of his dive, he sent a boy
back after the seventy-five cents. 1t is
needless to state that the plucked and
plundered stockholders roasted the
young man alive. The same veracious
journal has ascertained that the Green,
hackers have made great mistake in
nominating their man Weaver for the
Presidency. General Weaver, we all
remember, passed through here in 1865
and gathered bottle of crude petrole-
um from the surface of Oil Creek.
This he took to monastry in Michi-
gan, and representing himself as a
holy friar, sold it to the Sisters of
Mercy for hair oil"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-08-04
To Census Enumerators.

Tie appending circular has been is
sued from the Census Office:
The following instructions are issued
with the approval of the Secretary of
the Interior, for the information and
guidance of Enumerators in connection
with the settlement of their accounts
for compensation dpe,
/. AT the earliest practicable mo-
ment after the receipt of the enumera-
ton schedules, consolidated daily re-
ports Of service, [for 1868, and Su-
pervisor's statement of compensation
due, form 7-40I or 7-432, accounts
will be made opt at this Office on form
a-45i and forwarded to the address Of
the enumerator, az furnished by the
supervisors on form 7-40l, for sigma
ture.
III. The accounts will be taken up
for settlement only when presented or
returned to this Office by the enpmera-
tors themselves, or, in case OF the
death Of an enumerator, by the heirs.
III. Persons representing them
selves to be acting for the enumera-
tors as agents or attorneys will not be
recognized.
". The accounts will be paid by
the disbursing clerk of the Interior De-
partmcnt, who will forward U. s.
Treasury draft for the amount to the
address OF the enumeratop.
FRANCIS A. WALKER,
Superintendent of Census