Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-03-21

Nthsfhs litHIl Way " w., W. 70 run
street, recently received per steamer "City Of
Sydney, large lot ofthc new crop Of New Yea.
land potatoes, which can be purchased in any
quantity desired at hto rates.
The special attention Of all interested in
horse. flesh is directed TO the new advertisement,
In another column, Of Mr. {. B. Miles, who
evidently thoroughly understands his business.
His article on GLOW to break Colt" shows
good common sense, and will satisfy those
having horses TO break, that they can safely
cntrust them to his care.
The Pacific Hardware Co, No. "a and 70
Fort street. has Just received. per steam
barkcntinc Morning Star" large stock Of
refrigerators, cc.chcsts, chandeliers, kerosene
oil stoves, Fairbanks and Iiowe's patent
scales of all kinds, together with very fine
assortment of other goods in their line, all OF
which are offered at iototH market rates.
Messrs. l.. o. Hall & Son., corner Fort and
King street, have Just received, per steam
barkentinc "Morning Star" an immense stock
Of goods, which arrived in perfect condition,
direct from Boston, and are offered at ve,y io,o
prices. This importation deserves the special
assortment Of goods, probably, that has been
received this year, especially in the line Of
plows, breakers, stoves, ranges, etc. For
particulars, see new advertisement.
Messrs. II. Hackfeld & Co. recently re.
ceived large shipment Of every variety of
California Canned Fruits, assorted iellies, etc,
and per steamer "City of Sydney" over 100
cases of the auckland Preserved Meats" in.
Guiding the celebrated "Australian Canned
/ Beet tsf the sale OF which they have the es-
elusive agency for the Hawaiian Islands.
These goods are all fresh, very desirable, and
can be bought at the ho1Otst marke. rates. See
new advertisement.
Mr.. p. NJ. McIncrny, like the "Phoenix.
"has risen from the ashes" and re.es,abished
himself in business at No. Io7 Fort street,
next to Mcssrs. Lycan & Co. Mr.. McInerny
returned from San Francisco by the last
steamer, Mariposa, with fine assortment OF
ladies', gcntlemen's and childrcn's boots, shoes,
CATERS, slippers, ETC., which he has Just fin.
ished opening, to-day, and invites careful in;
spection Of the same. There also will be another
large lot Of these goods to arrive, by next
steamer, alameda" due on Monday, next.
These goods are all fresh and having been
bought for cash, will be sold at living rates.
See new advertisement.
"Why don't you give us little Greek and
Latin occasionally ?" asked country deacon
Of a new minister. "Why, do you understand
those languages" was asked. "No, but we
pay for the best, and we ought to have it,
Now, i. this deacon also wants the best
6o,iily food he should go to II. Z. McIntirc &
Bro, Fort street, corner Of King, and purchase
a supply of their fine groceries and provisions
especially one Of those Westphalia hams i'm
ported direct from Germany by steamer and
rail, not forgetting an assortment oftheir fresh
canned goods and fresh roasted and ground
coAfees, as well as teas and the thousand and
one other articles in their line.
The most absent minded man was not the
man who hunted for his pipe when he had il
between his teeth, nor the one who threw his
cigar upon a peg, nor the man who put his
umbrella to he'd and went and stood behind
the door; no ! but the man who passed the at
tracti,c stand OF Mr.. ], w. Hingley, at No,
81 King street, without getting glass of that
delicious soda water furnished there, and one
Of those choice, imported, Havana cigars kept
by Hinglcy. In fact, " Iingey's," is ths
place where you can find everything desired IL
the cigar and tobacco line, and have the IRE,
use Of handsomely decorated room, furnished
with local and foreign papers, etc.
Mr.. N. S. Sachs, at the popular milliner,
house at No. 1914 Fort street, invites particular
attention TO large importation Of new
goods just received, consisting, in part, Of full
lines Of colored straws, and horse shoe bon
nets, In black, white, and assorted coloTs, rea
ostrich plumes, in great variety, velvets
pushes and satins, Of all shades, to
ge,her with very complete stock Of ladies
and children's hosiery and underwear. among
which will he found children's full regular
made hose, all sizes, in assorted colors ant
patterns, offered at the uniform price Of 2!
cents per pair, guaranteed to be Of best quality
and worth 50 cents to rs cents per pair Ais
special lot Of ladies' straw hats, assortes
colors, at one dollar.
The inds6nable joy which fills younI
mars bosom when he carves his first fowl, l
more than counterbalanced by the morlihea
lion which ensues when he invoan,arily pull
Il over into his lap. Deep as these feeling
, felt when smoking one 81 those finely havore,
, cigars. manufactured by Mr.. George Wood
who, recently purchased the interest 81 Mr.
J.. W. HineIey, in the late firm Of ]. W. Hing
! ley q Co., and who will continue the bushes
, AZ the old stand. No. 50 Fort street. Mr.
Wood has increased his facilities for manu-
featuring. 20 a. to keep pace with the growi
OF his business, and hereafter. will be prepare,
to supply all articles in his line. at short motto
and At Stsxsf rates.
I've stolen coat, said man to lawyer
land ! want you to defend me, Think Yo
. can prove me innocen,f" "oh. yes, We ca
. prove that you were a hundred miles ava
/ when the coat was stolen, and that the pruss
cuion Is malicious" "iiow much viii W
: chafgef" "what son Of coat Is IN" Z" First
= rate never been worn." swell, ! won
, charge you anything jus, give me the coat.
0 The Tact that the lawyer vas willing TO accer
/. the coat, a his fee, indicates thar il vas mad
a. the tailoring establishment Of MI. L. Z
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