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HARDWARE AND METALS.
T0-DAY's QUOTATIONS..

~ "a "
hkes-Uoliins per dozen, 300; Gold Dollar per
dozen, 500 Diamond, Edge per dozen, 1000
Double Bit 20 CO.
shovols and Spades-Rowlands discount so
per cent; Ames list steel goods, discount 40 and
10 per cent.
skillcts and lids, &c per pound; sugar kcttles
Do per pound.
scales--Fairbanks discount rs PEI cent.
Howe. discount rs per cent.
Tin plaie-l. G., lOSli, per box, 500; L O.. lsX
~, per box, 500 Terne, 1Ax20 por box :; no.
Terne, 2Ox2S per box, 1850
Tinware--picced discount 80 per cent. {;
tamned, discount 10 per cent
pound. wv
No. duck horse collars-i IS per dozen,
t2b por dozen
Tacks--in boxes, 100 papers, 2. so per box.
Grub hoesmper dozen, 800; railroad picks,
Mattocks-por dozen, HOO,
PLASTER PARIs-per barrel elGnl So
Rubber Belting-Discount so per cent
Nalls-i. SO rate.
Sheet iron-H b, &c; galvanized. discount 2
per cent.
HEAVY HARDWARE.
Shafts, finished go poles, siS. so. Single.
trees. wagon, select 81 75 buggy, Q 25; express.
100 Wagon tongues, 10. 90 Hickory axles'
lOO 90. holsters, a76 Coupling poles. 4 ~
5pokes, INK, select, 2.76; xxx, $50. Sawed
ielloes, ~, 20; 2, 200, Bowdcn shoes, 6 90.
Northwestern horse nails, No, q, & 90: T. $50; s
rs; Bar Iron, ic ratio, Flow steel, 70; spring
steel, Sc. cast steel. lSc.
BuaaIEs--drade i and spring, top, s90@lOG do
side bnr sl00@lSc; do phaetons, si25GSl5O: grade
SIDE spring, GltO@GO do pfaetons, sl50H20O
bump neat buggios sl75@25G platform spring.
siiu0l2U tnreo wiring wagons. go0d5Il6
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THE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS. April 23.-The following short
note was handed into the HERALD Office
to-day.
DALLAS, April 2l-[Editor HERALD J.
why don't the properly owners and real
estate owners contribute more freely to-
ward bringing the Texas Il 81. Louis rail-
road to this city? They are the ones who
will receive the greatest benefit by Its COM
BY examining the notes given and re-
newed in aid of the road referred to coming
70 this city. IL will be seen that the business
men of the city have been the most liberal
and e. terprising. The fact Is that real es-
tate men and property owners have become
comparatiyely wealthy by the introduction
vi Railroads into the city, and now but few,
and how very few, are Killing to assist IN n
liberal spirit IN increase the value OF their
possess,ons Is II lust? is it 'aii2 and 1t
might be added Is il honest Tor one class OF
citizens to stand by idly when Others nrr
contributing literally TO add To thtir
wealth. The business men are always lib
oral, enterprising and energetic III every
public measure that is inauguraied. Is II
fair and honorable TO ask them almost
alone to bear the burthen ana expense OF
every impro, enent calculate 10 eene,it allP
Look at the stock taken III the new
NxCuhuge Duuulnb, uhu uuV VI va" WV
hundred shares subscribed, how many real
estate ruen and property owners are con
tributors and yet the erection OF that
building alone will add hundreds of thou
sands OF dollars to the value OF real estate in
this city. Who subscribed TO the opera
house but business men, What great en-.
terprise has been inaugurated and carried
through by real estate owners and property
builders No one can tell. Let Fort
Worth get the Texas Il st. Louis road,
and, II may be, real estate men here, who
count their wealth and property by tens OF
thousands of dollars, will BIZ glad to dispose
Of II for halfits present value, and rents may
be 30 much reduced rs to render real estate
Improbable to hold. Wherever the road
now terminates will not be its final object
i've point, for it will reach out probably in
southwesterly direction, and carry trade
and traffic with IL. Dallas is not yet tout
oil the woods" and other cities may out
strip her in the voice for commercial SUI
premacy and wealth. 1t would be burn
ing and lasting disgrace to our people If
twenty or thirty thousand dollars could not
be raised in this city to secure this road,
which must and will be OF such vast benefit
to the city. IL ought TO be raised in day,
and from real estate men alone.
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the chances of much greater disaster are by
no means remote. This situation, coupled
with very large percentage OF short seed
ing of whea, and rye in the grain-producinb
countries of Europe ESTIMATED variously at
fifteen to thirty per cent? under average
fall sowing, makes the outlook Tor the later
months OF the coming crop year, to say the
least, most unsatisfactory to consumers II
not alarming to the trade, when fully con-
sidered, and, while not wishing to be con
sidered an alarmist, | cannot help but be-
lieve, IRON present prospects, that mate,
rial higher change Of values for wheat and
flour viii obtain during the incoming crop
year than has prevailed for the past one.
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL
ro-DAY's QUOTATIONS..


haiCR-At the kilns to $40 kiln run.
bToNE-At the Dallas quarres, 10 per cuhio
dressed front
LuMpEn-Yellow pine, rough, e2 90 Dor 100
iect over "a feet In length; az 2i Matched and
dressed hooring and finishing, 90 70; y ceiling
o.; y ceiling 81 80; yellow pine siding q; white
Pine ceiling, 81 90; first common =; secopd com.
mon ?.7o; white pine siding, first common.
W ~; second common, so; poplar siding a,
clear, S.S 90; poplar ceiling u 20; ash
and walnut flooring, 500 per thousand,
poplar. dressed both Sides $50; rough walnut,
VIZ To LOO Common doors, 81 SO TO o.; sash, o. ii
TO D 90 as to siIc.
sHIsaLEs--lcllow pine, ts SO to 1 2S; white
pine " 80 to 70 90, Cypress, No. 1. S.; No .,
~ so NoS g ~. '
Portland, SO so.
DRAIN pIrR-s inch l6o per foot 4 inch, acc:
inch, S7tc; Inch, I0c; y inch, Doc.
USMENr FLuEs-G Inch, size inch ioo Inch
ceiling iontSi inch cap, 6OO 7 inca ceilina
Joint 81 -; finch cap DO OOc.
MIXED PAINTS Ready for use and all color,
u QOt9i So per gal. All the tested aud standsyd
makes are on sale by Dal.as dealers.
Wnlrs LEAD-striotly pure, 81 so
LiME-Coopcred, Austin, az per barrel bail
6O' Don,s0n car lots, 9Oc; per barrAl, o. N,
pAl'os In lots 20c; Dor bushel 200.
HAiR-fer pound, Sc.
fosE-Ccdar, Sl2 or Boise dare. Sis,
La Hs--St per thousand
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SADDl.EKY AND LEATHER,

TO-DAY QUOTATIONS.
SOLE LEATHER OAK-No. !, 5000, No, 9, $40
HHMLocK-Best butYalo slaughter, 80; good, %,
bost Matamoras, %, No. q 2S.
OAK HARNESS LxATHxR-No. I. &S1SSc; No. a.
$40
HsMLocK-Prime. IS; do good. Sc,
FRENCH CALrsxIN-al Is to 9S. according to
quality.
PnILADlLpHIA oAIFsxIH-No. I, 81 10 to Isl;
do No. . 81 on to l 10.
PniLADELrHIA KIrs-No. 1. $50 to 81 20, 40
or ding to weight
No. 9, stage collars, Sl2.t0
Duck collars st,25.
No, 3, In cotton back bands, 81 o.
No, 81 cotton back bands, 81, 30.
No. 4 cotton back bands, sl.75.
6k-6--2 trace chains, 46o
6k-S-2 trace chains. SO.
7-S-2 trace chains, Coz.
No. l hook hanas NJ. h H.. sL25; No. 2
iH@.
No, l Web Hatters ropo tie, ss.0
No. 2, Web hattcrs' ropo tic. sg.TS
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LIQUORS
TODAY q QUOTATIONS,

TO-DAY QUOTATIONS..
ALcoHolr-2 80 per gal as per high wines.
WHsyy-Roctiaed, u l0al so as pov proof
sour mash one year old, So two years old
extra old whisky, SOS as per aye.
WlNKs--Clarct, In case, SS0p6, por quality; Ga.
tawba per gal, 90cal So Port b o0sol sherry,
per gat u Mes!, Madeira per gal q b01S; whitc
wine. In cases, q 5oal6
CuAMrAesK-yules Mum h Co., SasSe2s; Held.
eick, In basket a260D2s Krus. In bAskot t2602S
Domestic champagne, t70plI
:, BorrLx BxrR-St Louis quartz, e1S pintn 9i2 &c
,n snr. own sisH el2 20 pintS lS 90 Er'
a2
Als-s.ocs Ala per dos u oo@2 Is. Porto,
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WOOL, HIDES AND PELTRIEs.
ro.nAY's QUOTATIONS.

To.DAN's QUOTATIONS..
NORTHEASTERN, free of burrs, " to lie Mex.
lean improved, Is TO lSc; coarse, Il TO l9c
coarse medium, 10 TO 2rc medium, 70 to 2lc
line medium, u TO &c fine wool, according TO
dirt and condition, 10 to sc bury, to loc per
Id, less, according to burrs.
HInks Heavy hides IL lbs and up, sound,
lSc hight hides, under II lbs free OF grubs, lOc;
light hides, damaged or one grub or more, Sc
bulls, bad and damaged, Sc dry sailed, Ice
wet sailed. &c green hides, g.
PflrkiHs-p or skins, 20 TO 25c antelope, 10
to loo goat skins, Is TO 25c sheep pelts, as per
wool 20 to 7,c shearling. 10 to l5c.
TAlLow-prime tallow, &c tallow grease, 10
t.e grease, yellow to brown, to Sc.
BEsswAN-l'rime yellow, .5c dark and adul'
teralcd. 10 10 zoe.
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GRAIN AND BREApsTurrs.

The grain market to-day was quiet, the
receipts by wagon falling again below the
requirements OF retail dealers. A mixed
car OF corn and oats came In from Richard.
son and two or three cars of corn by other
roads. There were some shipments to diff.
erent points, but business In the grain line
maybe regarded as light. Prices are firm
and. steady.
ro-DAys QUOTATIONS..
WMnAT-Choicc, 60; medium, 9JC,, low grade
ESQ; Nicaragua 80 to Go.
RvK--Firm AZ 30 to 90
nARLKy-60 to COO.
.0Ars-5o to SO for spriug; 10 to $50 for fall,
oeoice rcd rust proof Ssse0t in ,aoks, cents
,coas.-In.shuck, toto SEC; shollcd and sacked,
b51 10 $50.
aaAs-we quote At mills, 90 in store ,aoks
Flown wo quote CITY Mills "A follows. xxx
atG xxx, Says oxtra s2.7S Magnolia. S2.7k
Fancy, So. t0CN9. As; choice, So e0@s 9G XXXy
He0@s.o5; xxx. s2eoSat5; Xxx, g. N@2 Is.
Corn meal, per bushel. IS.
tnD.0hopped corr, per 100 lbs, % 81 crush.
And barley, per i0O lbs, 81 90 corn BRAN Per loo
Hiy~pask, ses bright 90 From ,,oro,-.
prairie baled, dark 1907: bright s2; bright
re on board, car. el0 TO ~ DARK, d. ioS
AILIxr syxD-60; German miliot si,es,
COTTON sESD-Firm at lShc, per bushel.
An exchange says: ltwas not many year,
since that Russia was regarded as the
grAnary OF Europe. but Of late years tho
United States and India have, TO great
extant. become the sources of supplies.
This has resulted from the change I'm tho
cultivation Of the soil by which free labor
was substituted for that Of seris, and owing
to q number OF circumstances in which
the ursurer and land laws play
al Important part, the new method Is less
efficient than the old; and, second, from a
change N the manner Of marketing the
grain. Formerly Russian wheat was held
IN very high estimation, and at the different
markets. qualities Of wheat whose excellence
was guaranteed by . knowledge of its
source could always be had. Now, as a
rule, cultivators are In financial straits. and
mortgage their crops to spectators, who do
not hesitate to mix high grade with low
grade and export II all as high. grade wheat.
These dishonest methods have become 40
general as seriously TO affect the foreign do.
mAud Tor Russian cereals, aud a system of
government inspection Is proposed as an OK.
trsme remedy for the situation. Were as
effective . system OF grain inspection as OK.
!sts IN this country adopted, we may we'll
Il our export Of cereal products ia dimin.
vorAbls "balance ~ " ''' '''
Mr.. j. o. Mellen, Of 81. Louis, vriten.
xor inc past SIX weeks reports Of damage Ia
pe growing crop have been coming 70 M
noun almost the entirety OF the winter.
~ w! producing states, and as the season
HAdvanccd the most positive evidence O
serious damage 70 the incoming crop
:. zen collected. The writer has riycil
& su9ss 70 eotaining, Is nearly % car
"a Y sncs q The rssul! q De invsssi
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1850
kxfORtr,
This Year, Last Year

From one acre Of long STAPLE cotton In
Rankin county, Mississippi, Mr.. W. Wad.
dell realized 500.
The Pelzer cotton factory At Greenviuc,
South Carolina. has begun work. Water
was turned on the wheel for the first time
last "Wednesday, aud within an hour cotton
Vas going through the opening machines.
The Pelser 10 one OF the finest mills vel
erected In the SOUTH. The electric light has
1snts and inventions have been sdorscd.
Ene No1toel Of The company % o5O6 900.
4H(0y Ac14 " OhAllsoton, and he mllI
AZ asy% nss \ y. ssv,rsl ASndlsd
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WOOL AND HIDES,
QUOTATIONS To-Day.

- 0UUTATIUNN TO-NAy,
finc spring per ID, q to 2Sc.: medium spring
per To-, 20 TO 22c,; Mexican improved per h., u
70 1901 bury Of all grades. 2 TO SO. Oh.
Hides-Dry nint sound and heavy u 10 i<c:
ditto light 10 TO l2c dry salt heavy, lie; ditto
light l.2 70 l0c; wet salt 70 71-2c green,
butcherA Ia 70 O.; all damaged wet or dry
half price, Deerskinn 20 70 20; shespakins, s.
and she "a rlinRn To i6n
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rpSC pkksORlprlvN ,os mo .p.eu, cure
VUCC Seminal wcakness Lost Msuhood
Nervousuesa, Confuslon Of ideas Aver.
s Ion g Society Defective Memory and disorder
omfelM hs1 ne ingredieuA. 81 Louis Cuyetlvs
"usutute: 90 ST CHARLES e. LorI Vo
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LiVEnpuOL
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COTTON.

THERE were received in this city to-day
l0l bsles of cotton. of which A bales came
by rail, as follows; IA for j, G. Hatcher,
Wills Point marked q. II N, from same
place 3 for Blankenship Il Blake, from
Rice, and for j. NJ. Gross, o for X. s. Kim
brough, and for j. Il. Parker, all from
Mesquite. There is no change to note in
prices in any Of the cotton centres of this
or in Europe. In this city prices
are firm and unchanged
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QUKENswA ARE.

Assorted crStsa o<o 10 Ga
vHMoisfS sSS 70 LOO per doE2 1904 % per box;
PtonswaIN psf Loo sallcuA oioeo
y LeoM%cS -. H. u'H0s H. tae0 lamp chin
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SHIPPING NOTES.

Stmr Jas Makee brought 1895 bags
of sugar and 4l6 bags of paddy.
The Henry james will probably sail
to-day.
Schr Kawailani brought 1000 bags of
rice.
The main-mast of the Hazard has
been taken out and her rudder un.
shipped.
Mr.. Cook had to tow out his schooners
yesterday there being no wind.
TIE u. s. S. Alert received 100 tons If
coal yesterday.
The Bktne Amelia Capt. Newhall 151l
days from Port Townsend arrived yes
terday with 494, 1875 TT. of lumber and 81
ships knees. She is consigned to Allen
& Robinson.
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In public speaking, one of the great
secrets of success is a knowledge of hu.
man nature. To acquire this, the spea.
ker should carefully study men, their
chronological characteristics, and know
them as they are. He should freely
mingle in society, interchanging ideas,
and seeking every opportunity for the
practice of extempore speaking. Hills
Manual" This will be more clearly
shewn ut the lecture on Elocution.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN Undersigned have entered into
artnership as General Business Agents
in Honolulu, ii. L., and that their bust
ness hereafter will be conducted under
the firm name of Wiseman 81 Ashley.
j Il WISEMAN,
G. w. ASH LEY.
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TIE Chamber of Commerce discussed
the currency question again yesterday,
but no decision was arrived at A letter
was received from the Foreign Office,
declining to publish the correspondence
with the u. ). Government relative to
the p. NJ. s. S. Co.
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VESSELS LEAVING THIS DAY.

Stmr Jas Makee for Kauai
Blk Henry James for Portland Or.
Schr Caterina for Hanalei
Schr Luka for Kohala
Schr Waiehu for
Schr Kawailani for Koolau
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Mr.. Alfred Mace, son of the celebrated
Jem Mace, the champion pugilist of the
world, is at present giving Il series OF
evangelical lectures at Newcastle-upon
Tyne, and draws crowded houses. l
hope that if Mr. Mace junior, fails to
convince any of his hearers of the truth
of his views, whatever they may be, he
will not take leaf out of his accom-.
plished fathers book and resort to the
ay:emmenfnm I'D hominem. Life.
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Music! Music Z!

T ESSONS given on the PIANO at rea.
IL sOnable rates, at Teachers or
Pupils own residence, by Mrs. A. Altman
lately from New York, inquire at 10
Emma street, between 3 and p. M. or
at A. NJ. Mellis, Fort street Store, be-
tween and o'clock, $50 I'm
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WHEN mans wife comes in and sees
him, razor in hand, and with his face all
lather, and asks him: care you shaw
ingG" it's provoking thing for him to
answer: mo, I'm backing the stove"
but ii is in human nature to so reply
Am b0ber.
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PASSENGERS.

For Kauai, per stmr Iwalani, Dec
26-Mr Johnson, j b Smith, G
Brochgrevlnk, 0 Vitzthum, 0 Null
mann and wife, F w Glade, Mr.
Kruze, Mr. Meier and AZ deck.
From Kauai, per stmr JAS Makee,
Dec 27-H Peters, wife and child
and % deck.
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Mr.. Wiseman & Mr.. Ashley desire to
thank the public generally for their
liberal patronage bestowed upon them
while separately conducting business in
Honolulu as General Business A rents
and they trust a FERAL SHARE OF
patronage for the new hrm in the future
sol I'm
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Mr.. Porter has some very nice horses
and drives very nicely, but there were
several ladies who objected to the pace
at which he drove up Fort Street on
Wednesday. The streets are not the
trotting grounds.
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FURTHER particulars of the Australian
Annexation Conference, with The claims
of France to twelve groups Of islands,
are given in to-day's supplement.
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attention the following Departments will be
o %
mite Pe &C. paesas ss
asss as s fs , you s sss % gss T Dss s ;
Hnsn spS se p xS s al nas every
p AMP ST ROADS 5G as p. ssd
going passengers
you acquainted through Your trip
R ssg R EEa a Rs and H sssa %sB
s @ $ss %sSs sS .sSs
and all %es application u.s. rooms
Male aa a Ap s M M mPs G both
exist Ss.
notice. % sSs . z De supplied families at short
] $5 s; $::; $:s @ ;s$ Il ss %; rs!
S s 5 us F % s s engage s IL fiji
D'' every ~ HS s
warning against
an ssn e%9 n %s their
5ss 81; ST. e.; e.
] ns w H Business s" eve n ys vi" s R % masters us
a% s @ @ s9 w study 'ss s St is "
the General Business attend to everything in the CONNER
cuate Neatly and Satisfactorily Bills Collected Promptly and Proceedings
description such Deeds Bonds Mortgages Bills Of SALE
Articles Communications and Correspondence written
saR a s R Ss Bills Of Exchange Letters Of Credit and
ORDERS will prompt
doing direct
|
Your Most
WISEMAN & ASHLEY,
General Business AGENTS. CapdPs New Block Merchant
p. o.
ionor rn Latter yyeyiln resentor sendyo lnne
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The ushers at the Music Hall, on
Wednesday night, deserve word of
praise for the prompt and quiet manner
in which the large audience was seated.
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THE mails by the Alameda will close
on Tuesday afternoon, (New Years
day., but late letter bag will be kept
open till Wednesday morning.
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Mr.. LYONS holds his maiden sale at
noon to-day, when he offers some bales
of hay, at the rooms of Lyons & Levey.
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His Majesty expressed himself de-
lighted with the performance of Hamlet
on Wednesday night, and has consented
to give his patronage to the performance
of tomorrow evening.
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The 2sth annual meeting of the Homo
lulu S ilors Home Society, (having been
deferred) will be held to-day, at the Bible
>'Depository, at II am.
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THE annual meeting of stockholders
of the Reciprocity Sugar Company will
be held, on Monday morning, at the
office of Messrs. G. w. Macfarlane s. Co.
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EVERY variety of fruit trees, suitable
for this market, can now be obtained
from Mr. Kidwell at the Honolulu Muir
sery.
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OAHU G ,llege is in need of piano,
and, in order to obtain one, a concert
will be given at the Y. M. G. A. Hall to-
morrow evening
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PERSONS that are DESTROYS of enjoy
ing the best cup of coffee with their
meals, and also the finest Manila cigars
in this city, will please call at the Aston
House and we will prove the assertion.
sol 1w. HART BROS.
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1T is rumored that the Hawaiian Bel
Telephone Company will pay dividend
of twenty-five per cent on LIST January.
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THE Ella, w. Fl. Dimond and Elsinore
are all notified to leave for San Fran
cisco, with quick dispatch. A chance
for more ocean races.
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MEssRs. Lyons g. Levey sell today, at
the residence of Mr.. s. Magnin, the
whole of his household furniture, in con-
sequence of his departure from the
Kingdom.
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THE balcony scene of Romeo and Ju-
liet, David Garrick and the Radical
Cure will be performed, by the Band
mann-Beaudet Company, at the Music
Hall tomorrow night.
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LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

AT last Merchant Street is being re-
paired.
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Mr.. w. n. Page combines the work
of carriage manufactures, wheelwright
and general blacksmith. Every kind Of
vehicle, from hand cart to a family
carriage, can be made or repaired by
him with promptness and precision.
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ARRIVALS.

Dec. 81
Stmr Jas Makee from Kauai
Bktne Amelia from Port Townsend
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OCEANIC s. s. co.
PACIFIC MAIL S. s. co.
FOR BAN FRANCISCO:
TELEPhONlC.

Diamond Head, Dec. 20, $50 am
Light N. E. wind.
Nothing In sight.
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DEPARTURES,

Dec 81
Schr Waimalu for Koloa
Schr Manuokawai for Kekaha
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AT the performance on Wednesday
evening, considerable annoyance was
caused, to ladies and gentlemen seated
near the entrance to the Music Hall, by
the persistent talking of several gentle
men who were standing in the lobby.
Had any of these gentlemen been per-
forming themselves, or listening in.
tently to the performance, as many la
dies were, they would have been the
first to raise an cutlery at the annoyance
that has been complained of by many.
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Sir Joseph Montefore and the Egyp-
tian Expedition are in'the supplement.
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Hawaiian Directory has just been COM
pleted, and the work on the other
islands of the Kingdom will at once be
proceeded with. Notification of changes,
in Honolulu, of firms, residences and
places, and corrections will be received
by the agent, Mr.. Bagot, at the corner of
Alakea and Hotelstreets, up to the time of
going to press. Mr.. Frank Du Free will
make tour of this island and Kauai, in
the interests of the directory, and the
courtesy of residents is solicited in Civ
ing him the fullest information.