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Ti n Cents t when otisrf.d COMVERCIAL AUTEBTI5EB COVPaXY VOL. 49. FIONOLULU, HAWHAN ISLANDS JUNE 2, IS83. WHOLK NO. 109. Fifteen Centsi by the rl --ten. line Dollar. Tha aabarriptton prlre for ppr forwarJr.1 to anr part f the Cnltwl Statin ia C per annum, ir tx wuca laciaaea pttagt. riu icr.. nsnrantt Cat? 5. Easiness izte. SJiisntfss i&tilistmtnts. Tttotfl.5 & tlr.at.iur.iut.'J. For Erer and For Aye- - THE CITY OF LONDON JOHN EL7SSELL, W. E. HERRICK. DR. G. A. RAWSON. HOLLISTER & CO., I rolled down by tb water when night wai draw AST O R HOUSE FIRE INSURANCE CO, OF LONDON. DRUGGISTS & TOBACCONISTS! fxpiial. 5.00.0(l. A one Attorney at Law, Homeopathic Physician L Surgeon ad by one the little sum came jwpin.i; from NO. 4 3 MKRCHAXT BTBEET. NEAR FORT ST. Turning Establishment. WIMII.Kttl.K AM RETAIL. the akr . ImZa It dal AKO RLSIDNCG CORKER UO ii Niiimu'I Street, tl. ii .!.j!li liur4'3i ly A.V7 ;. The aoand of rolling water made inu-i- - .ft and Bethel Street, - - - Honolulu, H. I. OFFICE Richard Street. aprtT diwtf. (t4ir.j !; ;lt. I an Acrirjr It'. ihe urdirirw It mithrter.I t hc (' rivkp irmt fr'irr. rn IImIIIImb lew. c. D. H. HITCHCOCK, toav 11 3tn I rrrhn !tr, K r , on hi n.tt t r., (it,i And a gentle zephyr npon me aoft diJ blow. f4rmi. y t n t !jus-- nl (tMi I. (i My Drs. McAllister & Grossman, M. & r o. to H 4. Kit, though U were not npon the veue. rlxmh ATTORNEY AT LAW S. CARTER CO., mm k Lien uwmi Kpl ly di'tvl Vimu Ittfv(lt AND BEYOND COMPETITION! v''. beautifal to ve. DENTISTS. K1XC STRKIT, - - IIONOI.L I.l . I. Kor on the gentle zephyr, blowing - ft and fret; JUST ARRIVKD FROM SiAX Nw. 74 Mi.i 7i Hotel Sali, Ent of a charming maiden, who NOTARY PUBLIC, HAVING hete to iatorsn you tbat they have opeueU Retail Ii.aliu in SWISS lloylT go., th.uh far. far OPK.VED HIS OFFICE ON PIT.M AX B. MORE & CO., their marine ihs. HAS Court will away. tw(, nrar the Huum in liilo, and earrfulty - atlTid ft all bainrs intra Ird to him. KING STREET (between Hethel tad Fort- Eire Wood, HART BROTHERS, Proprietors. 1C .V. iTKUTII I'll. Towed to lore for for er-- r and for ay . W ill at? the Circuits of Supreme C DENTAL PARLORS cttr, ano4 ihe mrt. Coal Eeed. A A K AT and !!E l'MVllIONED IS I'T II O R 17. ED D COKSTRTCTIOK Of THE Board by the Day, Week or Transient ! I rOlNflllK And not because I d'mbted. but that I loved her suhvi:ying ia ly REPtlKIKGMachinery and Smttb'a Work. W'E WOULD NOTIFY THE PUBLIC. AND HOl'PE-- f ioi:. Corner of Hotel and Alakea Streets, T Keeper in Particular, that we ketrp on hand and ON CARGO and TREASURE ao. r FREIGHT operations for sale in quantities to suit pnri-bae- and at Where they are prepared to perform all in fuel, as : Ueril From llaaalwlw. I aaid. I'll aak the zephyr. wbi h on me soft did WILLIAM ATJLD, Dentistry, rely lug entirely for their succesa upon Rates, follows blow. ICEXT TO TAKE ACK . VIKIXil B.TS Guns & Pistols UOOII WORK AT REASOK 1BL.K I RICES Hard and . ft VU, t BILLIARDS, to p.ms or Tin: m. to Ceotracta for Labur io ibe Uwtrict of Ken Iilaod of Cut say lcagthj ; all wo:.i If it ha brought a menage front my love They will be pleased, to have you give them a call. and iton o'er the Oaba.at the Oace of th lluouiaa Water Wurf. foot ol harcoal, N, W., Nowea-tl- c Coslo. Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco, Nanaoo Street 81 dmyt Kor Sale and Repaired Having OFFICE HOURS FRO 9 A.M. TO 4 P. M. It V M'KCIAL I'KllMhMON aea. jl It Coal aud the tomERV jaalTdAwtf On the st Favorable Terms. And if he atill i happy, iu her great leve f.r me ? CeU-lrste- d Welliugtou Mine Soda Water & other Iced Drinks. M. & Co., STK.V3I VI M. O tl?MIN A CO., PHILLIPS Bay ; So I aaid. gentle zepliyr blown ,ft POWER Departure Coal r that and 4. LVOS. J. LKVPV. nl81 .l;i:jl ftnu(rs the Hawaiian Islands. IMPROVED TOOLS and SKILLED WORKMEN, wa t. Aldo. Bl.CAsniith'a Coal free. AMI W H O f. KM A I K MKtU can Execute all kind of work in our line with HEALS SERVEO IN FIRST CLASS STYLE Have ye brought a fMI'ORTERH Shoe. Ilta, Mea'a FiruUhoa aud not from my lore nnt fa-lu!- a cfc The it'UTe au bu ordered by or otherwise. an mea'j tmarj UoJ. (janl SI) No. 11 Kaahnmaou rtt I.YONS IiEVEY, J AT A I.I. IIOI'RS. GREAT WESTERN me?" daijl NEATNESS AND DISPATCH. iinausti. e delivi-r- guaranteed. Gal 81) lUr.T. PROTII KR8. And in ita gentleat whip?r. th z phyr thu did MORE & CO.. U OT INSURANCE COMPANY. --IONEERS 7U i AND 7. H. E. McINTYKE k BROTHER, 73 KINO STREET. IIOXOf.t'L.C. GIVli CALL! - XX T3 X" X C! Tl . 3h bid yon for ever, for ever 1 janldwtf Tcr.i'iioNii No. 305. "TFT XE3 D O trnt au for aya." Merchants, AO W A I.L cTRF.Er. MIV VnttK JRQCKRT A NO FEED STOKE. General Commission T Then, ine-iwe- et. Corner of King aad Fort MrtrU. not content with hearing ths Jphyr'a BEAVER BLOCK. QCEEX ST.. HONOLULU. !- - anl 81 daivS Honolulu." 11. I. HOUSE, rivilE tllOVK CO.MPANV II I VIMi EMPIRE E t tlliatiel an Agencv at llmi'iliilu, fur Hsw.nsn . In i Sale of Furniture, Stock, Real Eelata and O.neifcl We Also Keep Stock HOTEL ! the U'"'rr,iKn-.(- i aulhoriaed to sivepl sn.l write . I aaid I'll a the wat.--r which ripple at uiyfoet Choice & Marrhandise properly attended to. f ED. H0FFSCHLAEOER & CO., Ales. Wines Liquors, mfilTifllL i-- : rz Yar now they are o traniuil. lul i re ln loud SOLS AQESTS FOR C .sifts, ri i i s i s 1 MX Hay, it u, t'O RTEKS A N l Ml I OK MKK CORXER XUCAXC A HOTEL STS. CalilVrnla and New Zealand : may roar ft CflAXTf.CM: And like thunder wake the echue a they Cn-- r f Fort aad Uerchaot Scrwis. jaol 91 ly daijl American and Europaan Merchandise. Mercliandise, Freights. Treasure. Com- dah JAMES OI.DS. Proprietor. fabidiwtf tSarley, Whole and Urouud ; npon the shore. Wheat. Com Whole and Cracked ; missions, nnd Hulls. t . C0NCHEE & ACHAT. A I rum-ti- It .t-- But while they are peaceful.
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