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Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

Gabrtfmerte. 8 YoIitiretten :
De ,ar ppsriaiis beruiet isaar.
1Sa, men bet par fsrifs Sang. Seq
a,bsiber baarbt osiaa.
"5uab SIass arbsibs bar 0e2"
"Wurfensarbeibe.A
"Saar iss ie paa Deres 5enber.A
GtItaIts piisr frem fine ftibbenrsbs
Sinsre.
"9oet. 9s Tan saa. 6sr tnb ben
Raite.~
"gaaa, CT Ds OSiua Sroparbeibe, q
asa, leg er Orbfsrsr | 4rbsibernss
Streitefomtte.A
'gis mtg Gsrss Eunas.'
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
RtoStI mob Genralst.

Gu GbetefuIb ammonia en- 9betOp, iOm fpIbss uso
tpoenbe gunb. Gag inb en- EbsitsfuIb eneans bDer balpe
Gime 2 Simsr. Man piI Ia ipOrs, ON bet biGIpsr susr
lite. 0stte 8taa6 sr sobt for ole nsrpsis Smsrter, Sres
pine, Sosebpiue ps Gantpins. Ileu uIbris mou aumOnia
taoss ftorre auantiteter, TIL ba ftaI bet pere f~tuteIist /
imuu 9Urtiunsr sr bet aIbeIss u~itubeIist. M
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
Sra 6omIeu JremneIrnu On y2i,

Sra SumIeu SrempsIsau Co., sSis.
80. vi bar Der / sommer bait to apin'
oetorenir9er, iom oor til Spsss os Gp'
muntrins for Renisbeosu, ba apmbsrus
oerueo bur iiuffst tiIusie omirius 200 Dol
lars til Seofte for &irtsu. 50r nusle aur
fioeu bleu bet bsIluttst at opfsrs en- sirts
men paa 9ruuo al Fnus 9iber bar pi
moattet laoe os rpie msb bet iaatalots
Rssiebus; bog CT Der in6tommet en- Eel
Bsuse BERTH fro Rsnisbeosus met for
mueuee RRno os en- Del ai Reuisbebsna
GHer til TrGfttu, buiItst tiItom BAN, men
iom ban gap til Rirtsu.
Solicit Der er belt imsrsm apnfsrtniieu
os Spuoeeu; ben iSrfte b~etjenss al 8aftor
SeIiem, Tom sr en- freoeIi9 Nano, % ben
iisit. al 8. u. Sepsr, tn m.sst Hint Ere
oituut. Zen iiaIsforearosuos Strib. ION
isres iubeu Spuoosu, bor bet oa Der Cub
T.. 9ou uRrst itiIt m.b, os reg baabsr, al
bet osioa oil peooars iaaIsoes. Seq tror,
be 5leits bpIost RiEfourt2Rrsu.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

Sra NarttI, 8iserniiu itriper VI. o. 9.
blonot Nnoet:
...... Ru, iiben pi bar iaat Iiet 5srs. Ct
Der blspet tn lisIissrs Ernft for busr Tag.
% somIe tIenote Toner Iposr for port
Or. Of 9omblaIoer os unosH 8int.rmu'
III; 5armerue bfr ruuot bar ousreo. be-
Hpttst is al bet lille Sueisrs, ri bar fuat,
CO ilsrt irsm en- EsI 7smmsr til or. e
Q. Ssusnss's 9ampias, iOm sfter at uRrt
uHoeraaaet en- bstpbsli8 5orbeeriHs utter
Ct ! fuIo Gang.
"Eseurnbs BotsH" bar Der en- uissst uO'
frat 29istrsbs, 10 ben bar mar inst fun,
bet Bsieu iHo til ale Slsm. Coll fuosI
iis iRrbsIss tiIfrsbs mso, at Slnost Ittt
bIouoer FIG NIB / ttrisIiss susr pOIitii.
Riuuiussr, men at bet heller isrssr for o.
lteHe iins 21iere soos os iHtsrssiaut'
JOrt9ltHser.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
1orretpon0anfe.
. ssra Splhsu. sRiuneinto

. IRA Soloen, ytitneiota.
De unse RRno | 9oun Of Barinw bar
~orsaniieret ct 1sSariop 2pcsum", Tom ms.
Der iammen bper Torsbns Gften for at
bebGtte ere. Soreuiusen t9uer benpeo 20
Reolemmer, fom meo 9ip os Sial inte.
resierer fig for Saseu. Ran boloer liae,
lebes psa at ~orsaniiere en- 2aieforenina
Der, os Der ftal afbpIoes ct gRsbe oesan.
gaaenoe mart.
On uns gmeritaner, Ter iasoe fig al
bore fommsu fra Nisiouri I Summer, I'll
Grbeioe hos c n Sarmer, Nr. YieJnn, Der
! 9rRnben. SaH bapoe bel pRret Der 2 O
8 Gaaneoer os bar sUot lift, iaa Nrs.
RcSal iasbe: "giu bar ri faast en- ristiq
"@entlemnn" til Grbeiosmano.1 Bette bar
aoot ps pel. Sorleoen Eirsoas refer Nr.
gc5nI os Somilie bort o9 efterInoer
nRpnte "@entleman@ alene blen1me. 30
be Tom tilbuge ON aitsneu. fnnot Nr
gieSul en- Boptrlup Of fslseubs SnoboIe
paa Boroet:
IA Iea III bsre, at 8lgperfrB bttaltea
meo so Gents mere / Cannon Soas eno
anoetfteos tpa les ct 20s og reifte berneo.
Oct bliuer uiit tent for mig, iua De faar
life pente mig btem itp9lo."
Ru bel. man penteoe til nofte Bags
Otter miooaa, men, ba the Gentleman enb.
M life par fommeu, reiite Sarmeren uo
pua Sost efter bum os foubt uo, at 9ie'
~usit9utteH bauoe iOlst alguerfrBet | SpriHO
Greet for CO. $3.50.
NsJul bar npIia facet fat paa fine
Sefte, men 5preu er os blir borte meb be
$50 Dollars.
gfr. Rc5uu III bog fine gense isieH al
ben RGuo, iom bapos flsbt bet i%iualHs
5rg, ina bet bIir M osnues Sag at fiuos
SlpugIen. =. g. 8.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
0or0 SQfburnS 90tre.
ROnn 8 Eel. at Nrs. Sears Dsss.
aas TIE 3ts iIiazmn 672 eiSn - tnSbunbn d Sns, Ssrhra sl.eA
Essz n smt "a ssbt HsbuHhn ms essrass % eD1s.

SneboIe fahttsIetst
5sEfts SsL ga sbr-SHtsHfsn. esH.Fs ssaEask Rsoet saa Sem
5snsfairasn. On uIphtis SRuoeie sr CARTONS Sess Sssgeee bet SufaP
Den InOHsuS. Brit ssHsauau sau SIustruHsn sn sHsHfhss sR,Htns South
Bennod Suhtss SOrsurHs 5Orbsst gr gsrIsu bHpr tast NIB isin Sa
afszbh Billet Gastsn gbssHsps SIsm- GassH ebesusA EHs gbesusss Srsst
EE gaIsOus sssissHs GHfsts ssr fig iam sr.sme sarfsunSea On tss
HsisIs u0Hast sRs ssrsissssa.
aHAsn Eel 1872 Snr. SenfsmfsuL BtsNsn St NafB Ris "a D.
bs gsasr acsss. Bits 9ahpat Dc fapHss. sgrmsr On fin 7ams I'm ma
sH.iI On trHsuts 9uHsmub. Susst bort Som ct anisHit Srht 7dbass
I'll bet sanls Sel SrGrR erps Grille. ct uIIsst gSes On sammI g.
nbs trmmsr isI seq sar bort ms Strsmmsn- Zen nefs Dag. Ut Hsuta
Stba utter anFgtt
Treble Del 26 Sbr SoOefsb.t Soransrnsa. NssbeIa NS y0s
sufps SorautHe gR CARTONS 9rsmms en- fUrurissnhs aRks. ER. % 2abs
eours Carlton heHms grs. Smith b.uter SuIssa On IhH efsretuHs Dn
trailer frf 9nft Sltfer Game Sabg Sane tommr snoeHs til SsrHuft Sms
Sir Stpbszs Sefss. Staaus 2sbIite. ct mt Sss fer RI garhsn Ra
ShHtnss usfRst ct Tibet 2s gooihs Seis. SuStbs 5atsgns sasfnrns
Telegram Den fsrfsrrae Srctof Sor sut nbisttsfeL BsidibtJeHt HouIul
sdO.gRsh1s. unhlupPen Ss huncsnSs SsIser bar eussHs Ist fig I'll SSH.
Gerest: q. anunofsn, 9eesraA, Sewe,
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
aasnanas-gntttn+
Sortauns fra stsbaI al 9. a. SoD.
srs:-Gmuh tub5unS.n e~birtingsbins us saarpt suttI Is Cents

JnoboIDs
TSrits RabitsI: Susmaussn bs TN frmge Sasssnbe-knStt Ratt
tai: Susuansssutsn til 9aabsn-Ersbts RasttsI: etsrSsnSens Batter q
6usmsnbens ssn lem etgfamratr-Si tr be asbttsI: 4usnansssutsn III
Sotrs-1. mtt & aStt.I: De to Tom Stskiamsrahr-Sfett AapttsIe
SuIu 6usmanhsfusu % bs 6usbonben-S sssuSs sasttsI: De 70 ps
shteuost-Ot tsubs Re ptt.I: 6usmanbssutsn antast fsm TsrbrpSer-
Rtsubs sasitsI: SOubeu iphr mere. % mrs -1tsube sastteI: Dc
10 tasr afF.b m,b buurSn-GI.St sdsttsI: grs elsie
9apttsI: I'll Sates-Ersttenbs 4apitsI: &nuf 6aab- Sisrtenbs
SaptteI: Barre % sarre-5smtsubt 5apttsI: Ct ui,htst SorIoStHes,
Sefab-Ss gtsuse Ra stt.I: Susmarbssuteu I ct amenfanR 5iemL -ssk
t.ub. & asttsI: On Sraubftfhr faur fin 9sm-GttsRbs saptteI: 9aarbs
munOeus sHs Iasses GraOen - RsSttsI: SusmaHssfsRes lila
bas til bet sanIs Diem -EsbeuSs RasttsI: On radsm OpIss.Ns ses
9rahisn - O. 90 tsssubs SapitsI: Storbsrsen Tom gmbrsser. - Il %
tso.nbs aasttsI: Ct Cpasr mslsm 6usmsnsssuten % Rtnie -Trest
tso su bs e asitsI: Ole Frssr til Tais - tire 90 tsssHbs sasttsIs
Ole I 65eass - EN- % tsosnbs SapttsI; Snaru tmsb Hearis Ser
% tsbsHhs aspttsI: 6usmauSssutsu hIbass til bet sams esub. - SIS
90 tppsubs sasttsI: Susman@suatn 5torsonsens ghh - Cite -
tsbtu6s "a pitt Ell: ct sIaSdst Ginign.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
SenIpn, Eainn., Serbr. 1885

SsNIS'I $1,000"
Or. 8eoatterl
Eli 8eniou Boitoffce antou1mer mango
gsempIarsr Of ecurub-Y Soften os je8 bar
iaaIeoss Ofte bait GnIeonins til OF hsrs
Here uotaIeIier auSuaenoe ben iaa nsset
omiirepne "Susmaubss 9utteu..
5ortRliuseu er bel itiloret meo n1srte
Sarper, bog mo bet inorBmmes, OF ben
er uomRrtst ~itreuet, bpiItet Vile ies bar
taIt mso bsrom ipnes of bore enise l. oil
Iisepel bore bet mig tIlaot at ssre nosls
iortfattsoe Bem9rtuinser, oa Ies ieIp er
tIenot paa be CRATER bportil SortGainsen
er benlast, lissiaa Dor ies talt meo samls
SisosIer, giaboer iaa OF jise til SopIano,
os pi er eni8e ON, at Der eriiterer Sell
~astisbeber peo ben bporuf les MI tuns pil
opnepne nesls foo.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
sra NedIins, Clap Gountp, Sat.

Oba 3tNAAH'St S'SS SSN"'5 ~N"
Sbet les isnoer Dem min Subffribtiur
for 1886, oil reg ieuoe Dem npsle fat
2inier.
Seq bar uRret Subifribent Of "9ecorab
Soften MI | Here Gar ps eneuu ttte Jun
oct ct ftanoinapif Slab Der | Gmerita
Ipm fan titles peb Chen al Del, naar maj
taser 8riieu / Betrastnins, Us oerfor pi
les osiaa aubefaIe bet til gnbper, iom sn
fer ct SIab. | bpis Spalter ban tan fino'
goo, iunb ps beIRreube 29snin8 ifteoetfpl
iom i mango Of be andre Blade er Yr9
lteprspl os &irtefrio.
gasdlins er en- afiioesIissense Iioen Up
men ben spbe Ben bar bog funbet Se
Der ben til psiaa.
Sililutuius uiI iss snfte Reoattsren Of
Slabets Rreoe &Riere ct slRoeltSt np
Nar. 9. e.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
Fro ear Glaire. @isepniir ffrips;:

Jra Can Claire, Bisconiin friuss:
-. Seq oil bog life inolaoe mig pan
uoeen geltriuelis af BpeH, oa ON ies iuu
Tube olsre, bible ben lille bIipe iuubaH
iom i "9aorousften" for life Gttobsr. (3sH
oar sfter "gbtcugo Gimes".)
gnbifisut jes bar oRrst / Can Claire
mango aar, tGnoe leg | uGuute SefriusIie
life sientleuoe Stsoet. gleu NOT berom
eau glare bar for en- 3 Var tiIbase uRrst
en- COB SIaos for GrbsibsfOIi, men MI Ct
bet forbi os man mao rirtsIis ipsrss, ON
man er / Gmsritu elsr ei, uaar 2umber.
mGuosus bpssr en- 2su fro 16 til 90 7ob
lars pr. gRaousb; bette sr NOT, ipnes be.
Ia mon cesuoeu niaa pente til matte Sst
for at faa fine 8eHse, iOm man bar itriot
iaa baGrot for.
9erfur oil leg fraruuoe gnbpsr at reiie
til gau CLAIR for at bsre sfter aibsioe
M / SsTt.
vi JorretuiHgfmRno er Der mango uoriie,
o9 Ie9 tror, at Stsrftsoelsu slsr bet soot.
Bore 9auosmauo Soulano & Sobuiuu bar
M / SBt iat isaua en- "5seo giiQ-, iom
piit toTmer til at slsee bet bra.
Ola Grbeiosmnno.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
5arntett, Buffet % Dapen.
StalSen for 9trbtipsheffe.

'~' "arta- : ' t'rtgHtet stgttr unbr 5aruIpatm OF fp.t,ii b.ort,e.bs
for -Dteora6sgph.u
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06

Sra 8ordsfter, ssasiuGuietts ftripsr
g. 9. 5glseube: gIRoe. ist Eptnar, Sr.
Heonttsr! til Fem, Slaeets Beripaale og
ale bets mango &Riere.
8auiie man ituloe snfis at ie Iiot Der.
fra gteu osiaa, iaa er ies til GIensits
NAB up9le 2iuier.
9et er omtrent % War, fibsn be fBrfte
RoromRuo iloS fig ueo Der, nj er Der ous
trent 200 Of Dem, Os De- icm Tom tibIist
fooer / sppe SmtGuoiSbeosr, % uosle Of
Spsus itsrits 5orrstninasm9Ho er uUrIte.
SIR. Sper SUbHiuu ipsieliRttsr pmtrins
It's gRanb M / oisis ilaue 9ioer, men, ba
Der par sooe Sioer, bGuoe ban op til 800
/ fin BaabeHfabrit.
SRI. Nartiu Spe fabriterer 8uIe<Stsis
ter os ipsieliRtter % Ranb, % 3. Sans
ion ~tilpirter BateHts8uusr for SfBitsr.
ser bar paret lioeu Srafit bet iibfte Var,
men M bespuber bet at bIiue beore.
vi bauoe for npIis Sp'Sals; nc license
panot meo pntrsnt 800 Stsmmers HanIos
ritet.
Decorah-posten., 1886-01-06
Fra 5pps. gBrinht Go. Som


Otis 9rppe RIrie par SuIeaften before,
ret meo SuIstrs CO en- HtGHsoe 2ps os
Stierusr oerpaa, Der par iuIot met Eli.
Ituers.
5or at aIsre Soften enouu msr, bsitios.
fulo bnpoe Stsbeis 4rRt, Or. Sltno,
liorpsieu inospet ct ROT, Der aiians npsIe
for gHIeoHiHseu uoruIsts Sanse. Serpao
bIsu ole Serusyt iamIst ruHbt SUBTRACT,
bois Sstpouins M ErGitsu forilorsos.
Saa ubbsItss sgbIer, Ganbp, Ysanuts
o. |. o.; after lang aoret, % I'll SIutniHs
taiteos 8ratsn Rsuisbeosn iOr ben 9npe.
iom bet bapbs brnst BAN til Sui, Hsmlis
en- batter Sofa, os toS esrnf GuIesHius til
at mrHoe os ON ben fore SuIsSape, GER
rsu bar tlRutet RsuusifsHs / GrsIisrsu.
2erpau reifte busr bism til fit, ale suiss
/, at be bOuoe bait tn bpsSsIis Gftsu.
9eitorinoe Sstsp gssIstou al BnusrIp,
Sremer Co., upbpIoer fig M / 9ops ps
bar marge Satisnter uuber BfbanoIinq.
Seo OF holos fins 5tnsre pan YuIieu opeu'
for Saanoleoerue ct Bar 9tiHuitsr tan
bun fortRls. buao SInss SpsoOm On bar,
iGnusIiom Spsoommsus aarius Os 10.
billing, % TT Der sioseu, ION CT iaa bell
big, at be SHseutiu9 teller, iua iaar be
Seiteo oer0m. gun bar Der / Emesneu
paa en- 9aausos Sto fr,mbrast 4 mart.
u9rois. Rure pau SoIt, iom bore 7ottore
bar bait uuoer BsbaHoIius pp til 2 War
uoeu SpOr Of Seorius.
Soaoant ium 3ipbtsrit, snmmeI Isrius
oS sammel 9Ist bar bun iutet &aao mob
men I t~rpHiite Spsooums sr bun Aismme.
On uorit Bise, aaItus GlioH, bapoe pan
Suftrerst Rnoer Saseu en- 9spRrt, Jon
9OttorsrHe piIoe flare uo; men Rrs.
gsslestOH orep ben pp til Eret o. to9
iua Alt ub u,so 1aeaieiner. On Guoeu
bapos 9ottorsrue tureret paa for Gitbuto,
men / StrteIisbsOsu Ieo ban Of SRmpr.
rbsioer.
en- Gbpunsnt.
NIB. guteu ulaa oeuue 5uttorIie pgrs
en- fulohRnoi9 Sumbua, eqer osiaa CT bun
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09

in all the departments. Return
ing to the first manipulating
we assembled to the first fiat
where the sewing machine was at work
over the inmates clothing. The rooms
on the landing here are occupied by
the courteous Manager, Mr.. Swinton,
and his wife. The former speak well
of the patience generally shown by the
inmates, though now and often may be
unreasonable. On recent occasion
one pressed him sore for some ready
money, clinching his arguments by
telling him that but for his frail ones,
such as he, what would become of his
billet. We hope on our next visit
that more than the half of the accommo-
dation, as at present, will be utilized
Probably lessening the limitations by
which applicants are excluded will
further utilize, at small proportional
extra cost, the blessing Of this noble
charity. COMMUNICATED.
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09
Let your Light SO Shine" Etc.

A bright sunny afternoon saw us on
nearing the object of our outing, viz !:
the Lunalilo Home, ever gazing back
on the brilliant picture of sky and sea
and mountain, all aglow at the approach
of sunset. As we at length stood
looking seward from the porch of the
house over the lawn and woodland,
there stole over us feeling of the ex-
pansive-a freedom from that depress-
ing influence generally experienced
where man has introduced his handl-
work-so cramped in contrast with
natures free and bounteous touch.
To the right lay ''the place of peace.
full rest" SO sweet to those aweary of
life's flitfu fever while abrupt, sharp
and ragged rises Diamond Head,
wearing in the aged ones refuging
in this temporary home--the light
mayhap be one of many of the secret
deeds of love of which the founder,
King Lunalilo was privileged to be the
prime instrument. 'It is twice blessed"
st becomes the monarch better than
his crown" INDECENT and trendless
aged Hawaiians are they; for whom the
comforts within and without the nsti1
tuition are provided. Sixteen males
and nine females are at present ex
periencing the care and attention, which
good management secures where no
stint is allowed AS we walked
through the Office and laboratory we
were pleased to mark the order and
arrangement in every detail; leaving
these we visited the dining-room, the
ventilation, light and view, fayorably
impressing us ; passing through it we
reached the back part of the building,
from one end of which to the other
are the sleeping apartments. Front
ing these is a covered veranda, the
favorite resort of the inmates during
the day. Grouped--as we saw them
resting there--they exhibited that
pleasing resignation, which the recol
lection of our own aged and cared for
ones recalls The bathroom, kitchen,
and store-room, had the same air OF
sweetness pervading them, which
comes of cleanliness, marked feature
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09

The grand social event Of the season
will be the appearance of Miss Gene
We've Ward and Mr.. w. H. Vernon,
assisted by local talent, in the comedy
drama Forget Me Not" at the
Hawaiian Opera House on NJ 1nday
evening The following is cast of char
acters
Sir Horace Welby .......Mr. w. II. Vernon
Prince Malleotti . MIR. Marmaduke Pike
Barrsto "a Corsican). L. Montgomery Mather
Adolphe. ....................M Mr.. Won Holt
Stephanie de Mohrvart. Miss Genevieve Ward
Alice Verney. .......... Mrs. Capt. Hayley
Mrs. Folly ................M Mrs. ]. d. Stong
The doors will open at half past
seven o'clock; performance begins at
eight o'clock
They say: That the Government
organs only argument is, "you fellows
did worse before /" that the change
full mood of capital makes it very
rough on labor; that the men vino
make the most money do not meddle
in politics; that the gayest social event
of the season will take place next
month; that the hope of the poi dealers
lies in sensible Legislature next SEES
sion; that the residents OF Bcretanir
street are commencing to complain Of
the sidewalks; that the life OF the King
is made miserable by the appeals Of his
Ministers, who encourage him to go
astray; that the mighty men Of our
political Gath are holding their paper
shields in the faces of Hawaii tax
payers; that the schooner Domitila
has gone to the South Seas; that she
could not capsize and sink, from the
fact that she was ballasted with short
pieces of lumber; that the Irish party
is at present engaged in debating the
policy Of the English Government;
that the next Hawaiian Legislature
will be the last, if the Administration
borrows ten million dollars, on the
real value of taxable property; that the
Kings lottery scheme is the only hope
the Government has tor paying even
the interest on SO large loan; that the
present Premier first favored and was
afterwards paid to oppose the cession
of the Pearl River harbor to the United
States; that politics makes better liter
airy hash than Honolulu gossip does;
that the Palace Sunday School will
hold private session tomorrow, to
find out whether champagne corks
will float or not; that the men who
have money without social standing
are no better than those who have
social standing without money; that
the Honolulu Rifles have taken sud
den right-about-face, as it were; that
there will be interesting services at the
churches tomorrow; that the men who
claim the friendship of princes and
ministers ought to spend an hour a
week reading history; thar the tax
payers who support Kingdom gener-
ally have the least to say about run
ming it; that Mr.. Marques has been
asked by several prominent members
of the Opposition to run as ndepen-
dent candidate for Honolulu; that the
gentle nan will probably accept; and
that Mir Marques does not care to run,
unless forced by public opinion.
Daily Honolulu press. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1886, 1886-01-09
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Vessels Expected from Foreign Port

Vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.
Boston, Am. blk JAS. S. STONE. -. Barstow
To sail Dec. Is, C.. Brewer & Co.,
Agents
GLASGOW, Brit. blk NATUNA. .......--
To sail Nov. IS. F. A. Schaefer & Co
Agents.
HoNGKoNc, Brit. bktne MOUNT LEBANON.
Nelson. Loading Oct I3.--- Agents.
HGNGKoNG, Haw. brig ALLIE Row..
Holland. Due Jan. 1920.
LIVERPOOL, Bit. blk CHILENA. ..... Davies
Due Jan. 1870. T.. H. Davies & Co.
Agents.
LIVERPOOL, Brit. ship STIRLINGsHIRE. Alex
ander, iva Madeira.) Due March a5-3o.
G. W. Macfarlane & Co. Agents.
NEW CASTLE, N. S w. Brit. blk LADY LAMP
SON. -. Marston, due Feb 1918, C.
Brewer & Co, Agents.
New CASTLE, N. S. w. blk CONFERENCE.
to sail Nov IS. Wilder & Co, Agents.
NEW CASTLE, N. S. w. blk VIRGINIA. .....
to sail about Nov. IS. Wilder & Co.,
Agents.
NEW CASTLE, N. s. w. Am. blk SoNoMA
... Howes, due Feb 1920. Hack
field & Co. Agents.
SYDNEY, Brit. S. S. ZEALANDIA. Weber,
due Jan. IL. Hackfeld & Co. Agents.
PORT GAMBLE, Am. blk MAJESTIC. Burton,
due Jan. 1920. Hackfeld & Co. Agents.
SAN FRANCISCO, Brit S. S. MARARoA..
Edie. Due Jan. 22. w. G. Irwin & Co.,
Agents.
SAN FRANCISCO, Am. S. S. ST. PAUL, ...
Erskine. Due Jan. 9. w. G. Irwin &
Co., Agents.
SYDNEY, Am. S. S. ALAMEDA. -. Morse.
Due JAM 10. W. G. Irwin & Co., Agents.
SAN FRANCISCO, Am. bktne ELLA Howe,
Due Jan. 1920. --
SAN FRANCISCO, Am. bktne DISCOVERY.
Meyer, due Jan. o-Is.--
SAN FRANCISCO, Am. bgtne w. G.. IRWIN
Turner, due Ian. 1920. -----
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GENERAL BUSINESS AGENT.
AZ MERCHANT ST., HONOLULU.

In conjunction with Mr.. ]. A. Magoop,
will attend to all matters of business for
the residents of the Hawaiian Islands who
may need an Agent.
l do not conhne myself alone to the Bust
ness Houses, but also to the domestic class
who would wish me to attend to any matter oil
business, especially to making purchases either
in Honolulu or San Francisco, in any line Of
General Merchandise.
To the Business Houses | will give my
careful attention in all matters pertaining to
General Business, viz: Adjusting and Col
Letting Accounts, Distribution OF Bills and
Circulars, Custom House Entries, Buying
and Renting Real Estate and Personal Pro-
perty.
AR All Legal Documents will be carefully
and neatly drawn up by Mr.. J. A. Magoon.
l will attend to all matters entrusted in my
care in careful, courteous and neat manner,
and with quick dispatch.
Agent for Klinkner & Co. Red Rubber
Stamps.
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The Latest American Invention.
THE VICTORY OF ELECTRICETY.

Since Electricity has been applied for light
ing purposes, all efforts of inventors have
been directed to construct lamp for general
domestic use. The reason why this problem
has till now not been solved, is that none of
the inventors could rid themselves Of the idea
of gas lighting, and that all have adhered to
the system of producing the Electricity in
some central place, or by large machinery, in
stead of first laying down the principle that a
Lamp which should ever become generally
useful and popular, must be portable, like an
Oil Lamp and contain the generator of Elec-
tricty in itself, j. e., in the foot Of the Lamp.
The Norman Electric Light Company has
at last succeeded in completely realizing this
ideal OF Electric Lighting and there is no
doubt that this most important invention will
bring about a complete revolution in all
branches Of lighting.
Our Electric Lamp needs neither Machin-
cry, Conductors, nor any expensive outlay,
and is neither complicated nor disagreeable in
manipulation all that is necessary is to refill
it every four or five days with acid. The cost
Of lighting will be as cheap as gas ( y cents
per hourl, and it has before the latter the i'm
mense advantage of neither producing heat,
smoke nor carbonic acid, owing to which the
air is not inquired, and remains at the same
degree of temperature. 1t is further abso-
lutely inodorous, and does not need TO be
kindled by match, or otherwise, but simply
by turning the key, thus avoiding all danger
Of fire, explosion or suffocation, as in the case
of gas, if the key is left open and it must be
conceded that this advantage alone is invalu-
able 1t is further preferable to any known
kind of lighting for the following reasons;
~ Its manipulation is so simple that any
child can keep it in order.
(2.l That the Lamp is portable, and can be
removed like any Oil Lamp, from one place
to another.
(3.) That it neither requires the disagree
able fixing Of the wick, or the cleaning Of the
cylinder, as in the case Of Oil Lamps,
t4,) That the light produced is soft and
most steady one that it never flickers, and
the fame, though being equal in power Of
lighting to gas, can be regulated to any de-
gree.
(s.) That every danger of fire is absolutely
excluded, as the light will extingush immedi-
ately, il by any accident the glass surrounding
the burner should be broken,
(6.) That it will burn, even in the strongest
wind, completely unaffected, thus being in.
valuable for illuminations, lighting Of gardens,
corridors, etc.
This Lamp is constructed for the present in
three different sizes;
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NOTES.

The schooner Waioli brought 72o bags sugar
from Laupahoehoe, Hawaii.
The schooner Waimalu brought 400 bags
sugar from Laupahoehoe, Hawaii.
The bark Victoria Cross sails for San Fran
cisco about the end of next week, taking a
full cargo Of sugar.
The bark Lady Bowen was hauled along
side the P. M. S. S. wharf yesterday, where
she will discharge her cargo OF coal.
The tern w. S, Bovine, finished discharging
yesterday, and was hauled into the stream of
Brewers wharf, to await load Of sugar,
The Hawaiian schooner Jennie Walker