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Initioil HOTEL ! o n Mrt fMorina, Mr H C I .I Mdi. HrU tnmnrvil, Ur. The - l- - I Hay dm'and j fhudea. UUi H Or mb DAnirir 8tili.- " M- THE PACIFIC the pjnoirio Commercial bberltscr mile --ft1: fcuitfrrial Jpbcrtistr 13 PUBLISHED BT 77 PCBL1SUED AT THE P. C. ADVERTISER CO. Honoloin, Hawaiian Isliindf. Every Flntoa of Aclvortiwlnr. Saturday I Morninir. S nr. tnf a'orrd in ! ! 1 I m. Tmwn xa.l l.lnnd Sabrripiia.. nhm pnld .Nor.pareil IJi. w lm.ilm.il bi. '. m Vritr; 2.50 far e l.ifie. (hIf inch) .. fico fioo fsoo 4 oo;$ a M) I4ct. Mb Mouth. li l.)i:. nr,c irrb) . i so a oo 4 w 0 w reign MabwriMiaiH. tO.OO 4 n Tear C l.ii.r.(two iiiclii-s)..- .. .. I 3 CO 4 W CU t Ml W including I rrvt. (ttirrs do ) . 3 W 6 tK) 7 i 10 coj Is C 41 Listes. (four do ) ..I 4 (Kl t)U 10 W II C0 rO 00 Mir. oo so oo Uui(-- r Column.. e io lo t0 14 is o0; Tlurl CoiuDD... S OO li tK) lSOOSlOOi 36 00 Daily Pacific Commercial Adrertiser. Half Column . 14 OO .'0 00 i4 OO SO ( 01 4 CO . 14 00 30 00.45 00 H VO.luO 0l rsr annum i on Whole Coluson 8 month S 00 XT Adrertiarrs ren.llnr In tl." Kailnro tult4 PUI. cas Per month lug pay their ea nis by Grrctibaclis or foiled Pralas Per week o fr nck4it( 25 rtar Slamr'a for sui-- smoont a tbey wmh lo fay aaJ llielt Daily and Weekly together to oo subscriber, per cards will be inserted as er ab lat.i. fur the liioe fur annum 12 00 (iu XT Bualness Cardi, when ratraio roa A taaa, art showed a diwounl frm tlirne ru, which ars lur trauswat CiT SCBSCUFTIOWS FATABLS ALWAYS IS AST1SCE. a.irerliemtntf when paid or charged quarterly. J" Communications from all parts of the Pacific will Single copies uf I he Aotkrtisi. Tea Cents I when charged aiways d very acceptable. VOL. XXVII--N- O. 31. HONOLULU, ISLANDS JANUARY 27, 1SS3. NO. 1391. Finrrn Cental by the dccro.Ons lollar. 17 Persons residing la any part of the United States HAWAIIAN WHOLE r can remit the asioont of subscription daes for these papers in American stamps. Snsnraiue Caris. XT Communications should be addressed, and accounts Bnsmss totxtismtxils. Hlftfcanual. paid, to V. 11. HAYSELbEN. Manager for the pactfxfic company. commercial adtebtiseb & THE CITY OF LONDON The subscription price for paper forwarded to any part JOHN EUSSELL, F. S. PRATT & CO., F. T. LENEHAN CO., C. C. COLEMAN, oi in l nite--i states is to per annum, rr fatd is advasck, General Commission ASTOR FIRE INSURANCE CO, OF LONDON. postage. A CCTIONEERS U GENERAL. COMMISs Importers and HOUSE whica includes ATTORNEY-AT-LA- W. 8ION MERCHANTS. BLACKSMITH AND MACHINIST. XV Merchants. Capital, $5,000,000. Bearer Block, Queen street, Bonolola, H. I. Horse A NIGHT IS" THE RED SEA. NO. 32 M IRC II A ST STREET, OORXER OF FORT BT. Special attention giren to the Sale of Real Estate and Per- WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Shoeing, ILIMITJW.j U20 It dmjl sonal Property. tJT Adrances made oo Consignments. nolS ly WINES, ALES AND SPIRITS, 0;xii'i;i 2f o Worlr, Arc Havini csUlilUlied an Afrnry here, Ihs underlined Is jan 1 ihop oo King street, next to Caatle Jt Cuoke. authorisnl t' act pi riks asaitiat r ire, on li!l4(as, The strong, Lot breath of the land Uahing HONOLULU. ja81 ly I WILLIAM ATJLD, H.I. Mrrrlmuillae. t'lruilnrr, etc , uti he tial lavuraOla The wild t horaeiT; they rear &nl race ; P. A. do LA NUX, PMLOBS tvrnii. Low piu i plly a.ljuK.I ant payable l.er 0 EXT TO TAKE ACKNOWLEDGMENTS mm & LICB C. O. IIKKOKR, r The planning bow of oar ship are dashing to Centracts for Labor io the District of Kona, Ialaod of CJCRVEVOK AND CIVIL. ENGINEER. HOLLISTER & CO., .CHAS. D. GEMSCH, spl ly dmyl Agent, Hawaiian Inlands. Oshu.at the OSes of the iiooolala Water Works, foot of kTJ Address, Fall in the fiery south wind's face. DSlS 6m IIONOLOLD POST Of FICE. t Nauanas eireet JalSllydmyl DRUGGISTS & TOBACCONISTS ! PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER Nos. li and 73 Hotel Streets, She rends the water, it foams and follows. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. LLOYIlT And silvery of the towering WM. EMPIRE HOUSE, Iletel street, oppssitc laternatlenal Hotel, SWISS f.lAniHE INS. CO., the jet spraj. JOHNSON, 50 Nnuanu Street. Hoootuln lmr48'2 ly HART BROTHERS, Proprietors. And the phoHphor sparks in the deep ware-hollo- Mrrchasl Taller, OK WINTERTIIL'll. - TJawaUan & way. 3. Fort Street, Hooololo. Islaad. Choice Ales. Wines Liquors, 1ST Board by the Day, "Week or Transient ! Lihtaa the line of oar midnight Jaal 81 day E. S. CUNHA, ' I, X S rwIlE UNUKRHIRNKI) IS A UTIIOK IZKI KT- M. TO. COJtXER NUUAXU HOTEL ST3. AL OF- lNSL'HK fall-orbe- d t The moon above, with it lastre. ON CARGO FREIGHT and TREASURE Lifting the Tale of the slumberous land. H. W. SEVERANCE, tf JAMES OLDS. Proprietor. RETAIL WINE DEALER. ! BILLIARDS, Kroos AMD Watches Clocks llsnslnln. Gleams o'er a desolate island clatter. HAWAIIAN CONSUL. CO M M ISSIO N UISriON SALOON, Accurately Xlcpaired Reasonable white on lonely SIS California Street, Kan frsocisco, at TO WOULD And the breakers the sand. California. XT Boom No. 4. olo ly A. G. ELLIS, .V TBS REAR OF HAffAllAH GAZETTE BUILD- - Prices. Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco, ALL PA UTS OF TllK AND UPON And bare hill ran0'e in the distance frowning INO, 1TO. 23 MERCHANT STREET. STOCK AND BOND BROKER, jan 1 81 COASTERS, 11 V SI'KCIAI, I'KllMIMlON Dint wrapped in haze like a shrouded ghottt. M. PHILLIPS & Co., rF Satisfaction Guaranteed or Soda Water & other Iced Drinks. j ESTABLISHED 1853, On the st FarotaMe Terms. ragged peaks horizon crowning. j"2l 2w With its the AND WHOLES A UK l E pice with E. r. Jdamt, Auctioneer. HAWAIIANINVESTMENT & AGENCY Money Refunded. WM. O. IRWIN CO.. L Arabian coast. IMPORTERS Shoes, Men's KirolihiDK and MEALS SERVED IN FIRST STYLE Managers rood o'er the stark lists. By-La- in "Original ccl4 tf CUSS so 181 dmyl lor the Hawaiian Islands. Fancy Goods, fjanl SI) No. 11 Kaahamana dc Uonolola KT Copies of. tbe Creek." COMPANY. See, on the edge of the waters leapi.g, dmyl (Limited.) AT A LI. HOI KS. The lamp, far flashing of renin's Strait D. H. HITCHCOCK, J. D. LANE'S (Jal 81) II ART, RllOTIIKRS. GREAT WESTERN & LOANED ON FIKST-CLAS- S Flitters and glows, as the ship goes sweeping H. E. McLNTYEE BROTHEB, MONEY for loog or short periods. Apply to gate. ATTORNEY AT LAW W. L. ORKKN, Manager, vro tern. Fat on its coarse for the Exile's riROCERT AND FEED STORE. AND Office: Queen Street, oyer Q. W. MACFARLANE A CO. IHSURAHCE COMPANY. Corner of King and fort Streets. aac20.tr And onward still to the br"ad.?ning oo-a- anl SI dmyS Uouolaln. H. I. ZZ E! 11 . and peribm se ; NOTARY PUBLIC, A.I3 Out of the narrow HIS ON PITMAN AO WALL STREF.T,OI'FIONEW YORK OPENED OFFICE . HOTEL ! Till we rm-- with a lare and lUtle motion ED. HOFFSCHLAEGER & CO., f fSstreet, near the Court lloase in Uilo, and will carefully gitfniral. II to all huaioes intrusted to him. iniTIOiL MIR AlldVH COMI'INV I1.4VI.NCJ K- H- In the moist, soft Air of the Indian breeze. attfnd lal- , IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION M ER W ill attend all the Circuits of the Supreme C Hirt. T tabli.Iiiol an Airener at Honolulu, for til llawallau - A CuANTS. and a. tbe underaigni'd Is authorised to accept and write . 4 And the Southern Cross, like a standard flying, Co-e- r of Fort sod Merchant Streets. Janl 81 ly dmy SUIIVKYINO WONG. sel ly ALDRIDGE & HAYBALL, Hangs in front of the tropic night. V 1. I IV 13 But the Greek Bear sinks, like a hero dying. S. & CO., Architects, Builders & Contractors ON ROTH, F. A: SIIAEFER C0NCHEE & ACHAT. PHOPItlETORS. ' And the pole star lowers its signal light. ERCIIANT TAILOR. 38 PORT ST. Merchandise, Freights. Treaiuri, Com !f Jso I Iiooolala, H. I. 81 Plans and Specifications Furnished. NO. 84, HOTEL STREET, HONOLULU. , And mxhes toward morning. dmyl Importers! Commission Merchants missions, and Hulls. : the round earth the il At current Rates. And the wares grow paler. And wan the foam ; HONOLULU, H. I. ESTIMATES GIVEN ON ALL WORK CONNECTED Tlie Largest, C. & CO.. , ' Misty and dim, with a glance of warning. THOS. J. HAYSELDEN, spi ly WM. 8RVIN WITH THE BUILDING TRADE. MARBLE WORKS. oo&lydmyl Msiii(,(ts for the Hawaiian lttids. Vanish the stars of my northern home. Kohsilsi, Hawaii. Sale) 130, FORT STREET, Coolest, AUCTIONEER. sod Property of srery description ESTABLISHED I860. h1 Let the wide waste of sea for a space divide me attended to. Commissions moderate. my7 ly dmyl EOBEETSON & CO., WILL CO TO THE OTHEtt ISLAXDS. 15 est Kept ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Till the close coiled circles of time unfold : J. W. V. (Successors to II. M. Whitney.) Bridge Work, Brick Till the stars rise westward to greet and guide me Stone ad M AH U FACTURE R S OF .LIVERPOOL. JOSEPH E. WISEMAN, AND MANUFACTURING OF DrNT3ST& EOOM Mills Li When the exile ends and the years are told. ESTATE BROKER. AND EM IMPORTING Dealers, Publishers, and Book binders.
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