Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-02-07

IN many lines. No wise purchaser will neg.
leet to examine their stock. Sfrddi attention
IS given to "islard orders" The firm has
branch stores a, IIookena, Honokaa and Paa.
uilo, Hawaii and at f.ahaina, Maui.
On the sidewalk in front OF the As,or House
Restaurant, No. rs Hotel street, the writer no.
,ieed large blackboard, on which was written
in chalk "Ice Cream for Sale Here As this
was an agreeable surprise, he entered. and was
waited on by The gentlemanly proprietor, from
whom he learned that, in future, ice cream OF
the bcS, quality will he served TO ladies and
gentlemen, in hrst.elass style, and furnished
Tor balls, parties and weddings, at reasonable
rates. Cream frozen to order at short notice.
Messrs Lycan & Co., No. io7 Fort street,
having effected a very favorable and honorable
settlement Of their business affairs, are now
prepared to offer unusual inducements to parties
desiring to purchase articles in their line. They
invite particular attention to their large and
elegant stock Of all kinds of musical instruments
and supplies, fancy goods, paintings, ehromos,
engravings, furniture, sewing machines, etc.
Picture frames made to order. Now is
rare chance to purchase first class piano, OF
organ, etc. at very low price.
"S,range," remarked Mrs Brown; 81 have
rung at Mrs. Smiths door three times this
week and never succeeded in getting an an.
swer expec, the family is out Of town
A" Possibly" replied Mrs. Jones "bu, Mrs.
Smith was telling me few minutes ago that
she could tell your ring among thousand -
Talking Of rings reminds one that Wenner
& Co. have splendid collection Of finger
rings--to say nothing Of kukui and shell
jewelry and one Of the best.selectcd general
stocks Of silverware and jewelry in town.
Messrs. Levers & Cooke, on Fort, King
and Merchant streets, are among the largest
importers and dealers in lumber, building ma.
terial, paints, oils, glass, hardware, ETC.. etc.
on the Hawaiian Islands, and their stock will
compare iavorably, as to quality and price,
with that Of any other house in the trade.
Special attention is invited to their elegant
assortment Of paper .hangings, shades, ETC.,
which is the largest in the city and embrace
the ncwes, designs for 1855
"My poor fellow" asked man Of liv.
ing skeleton at the San Francisco Dime Mus.
cum, "Wherc have you been boarding. 8"
Now II thst unfortunate had been living at an
establishment supplied by II. +. Mcintyre &
Bro, of this city, he would have been pretty
sure to fare well. For the goods Of that we'll
ordered establishment are SO neatly and at
,rnc,iveiy supplied that few purchasers can re-
sst them. Just now "Westphalia hams are
the speciality, imported direct from Germany
| by steamer and rail.
An inspection Of the large stock of goods in
| the Hawaiian Bazaar Of Messrs Kennedy and
| Co., No. Ioo Fort Street consisting OF house
furnishing goods. glass, crockery, tin, iron and
wooden ware lamps, lanterns and chandeliers;
jewery. toys, novelties, musical instruments,
stationery, picture frames, staple and fancy
goods, etc, in great variety-will convince
| buyers that this is " Headquarters for supply.
ing their wants at popular prices. Give them
| ta'a ''poos S'hPpNh W any pau VI At-N
| Hawaiian Islands on approval.
The attractive display in the art store OF
Messrs. King Bros. in Ways building, on
King street, between Fort and Alakea street,
will well repay any visitor to enter and inspect
their ciegan, line Of pictures. cromos engrav-
ings, photographs, etc. Messrs. King Bros.
also keep a complete stock Of all kinds Of ar
lists materials. etc, and make specially OF
making to order at short notice, picture frames
in great variety Of styles. having a fine assort-
nent Of moudings always in stock and giving
their personal attention to making them in an
artistic manner.
How did Bismarck come to make such q
! mistake with his Parliamentary Discipline bill
The chancellors head used to be extremely
level. but this time he is just little mixed
and he will never be any better until he gives
up using that vile calculated stuff he drinks
anduses soda water. This reminds us that Nj.
W. Hingley, recently proprietor of the Pioneer
Cigar Factory, has now resumed business al
No. 81 King street, where you can find genu
inc imported Havana, Manila, or domestic
cigars. to your liking also cigarettes, tobacco
and all the paraphernalia for smoking. And
at the same time, get glass Of good soda
water with havoTing to suit. Give him call
The severe test to which the Mac Neale 6
Urban safe was recently subjected, in the late
FIRE, in the building occupied by Mr., George
NJ. Raupp, is conclusive evidence that thi,
make Of safe can be fully relied upon. Or
being estrica,cd from the ruins, this SAT,
showed the intense heat to which it had beer
exposed. the outer shea,hing Of the door being
warped and the handles melted of. On being
opened, at Messrs. K. More & Co.'S, the locL
and combination were found to be in perfec,
order and It's contents consisting Of $1,000 il
cash, books, papers, etc, were in perfect
state Of preservation. Mr. Raupp has sine,
ordered another one Of same size make. Mr.
c. o. Berger is the Honolulu agent for ,hes,
celebrated safes.
Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant showed an admirabl,
spiTi, in declining to accept the munihcen
offer OF Mr.. VIM. II. Vanderbilt. to transfer
to her the mortgage given to him by the Gene
raj to secure the debt of $4,000 he owet
Mr.. Vanderbilt. But we doubt. il there hat
been one Of the "Lightrunning Domestic Sew
ing Machines among the articles thus trans
fcned, that Mrs. Gran, would have refused II,
acceptance, as II is Difficult, for any lady to par
with one after having once tested its merits
Nj. Augustus l.. Smith, No. 50 Fort street, Il
agent foI this world renowned machine an,
keeps in stock. a full supply Of all kinds O
machine needles, machine oil and domestic
paper fashions, as well as an elegant assert
ment OF glass and silver'plated ware, fame,
goods, Kings combination spectacles, and eye