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AUCTIONEEKS, at the I 3 Ims 'Hr the Savior's Owo ! Water Information Given by AGENTS of the 4,4 Sij W THE PACIFIC AltERCIAl. ADVERTISER. f a Every Tkr.'T Morala,. at Mx W- -4' payable , ';IVTICE'W llia.. Adc. TO ADVERTISERS AXD SITBSCRIBEafs , to foreign countries will be $7 per arainm, V and the expense of forward- - Ohltonrles, funeral invltaii in nnd notion or eoBimunloatlsa, ft ?AKra P""" will " rfiee of punuea "- - ppu. tnfnded nnly t henvtit tn InilividaaTibnsineea, beefaarfei the T iKraii .,- f frodl . .rsinna- on fV. as advertlaemeou. - . iii fiatr auwi e ' ay AdTerbxemenu d!s4aycd In Urjr tj-- tian lumal, are Ject to h''TKTchrV' . - 4 roTca"" . AdTr -- jCV . ii ...-.- - .o ni... k.f . I - XT Suhicriiuion f(r the Commercial AurertUer and foments are nTa4e m4Bi.r 19 j.TTj.CB. - XT Ha inuisi'ent advertisements will be inserted wabM rma - b chabged. rjis''?..- .nvxsnssMBXTS will Coiwp.nlencc Factfic will lw a. 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'ean ranrisfo Slfrti 1 ooce justness (lattis. oc the so"-- ? tnit lore, more. Easiness - itaris. llcnl estate for alc orrip Carts. fean make a heart less savl. FRANK B A. P. I'VE RETT, HAWAIIAN 1IO and 112 Clay Street. ta sons t when gtal ! FLOL'R COMPAXV, TO RE SOLO! A SUMMER . Jt .... mA ..1 I 100tf A. P. RETREAT! 45 41 wVm 53-t- EVERETT, Treasurer and Agent. Ciias. Wolcott and wr"r J f ATJCTIOKTHEXIHonolulu, THE LARGE LAND OF SUITED TO ACCOMMODATE A SMALL Crooks, jnu " ' Oaha, II. I. of KE.iLA.o. SAN . y pcrh p not toU, KEAKUA, Inland llauruii, DUlrict of Sjuth ramily desiring to avoid the heats of ac-- c FRANCI --j. itf f .r CIIAS. summer. Good SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, lika BREWER, 2J, a Kona. Apply to min.J:ni .ns may be had two miles from the Post (.-- . l cme thring bligbt, r F. COLBUR.N, Agent the BttiiWEIt PL .V 119-- S. KU-tkeakii- u rxxx. 4,r niiithS J. IATI . H,uj1u!u. tf II. ATKINS. tne valley, at the cottase In the rear of my resilience Terms AND FORWARDING AGENT, Importer la deepeoinjc J 153-3- eornol t Or to H. J. 11. IIOLUbWiJHTII. 11 .nolulu moieraie. (JiW-tf- ) A. BISHOP. IX taln injf once AG EXT 123 Sansoaie at reel. Son Francisco, CaL k1( ejjT the pt. nJ ovire ATJOTIONEE11,Kahaniani street, Honolulu, Oohu. FOR THE New York Itonrtl of L'udvrwritrr. LEASEHOLD FOR TO ATTENTION TO FOREIGN AND DOMES The niulersiioied SALE. LET. PARTICULAR GIVEN a, ukes leave to notify Merchants, Ship Masters, X V A L V A H tei aud sale of Merchandise, and to oocw JA.mox. T II I. LEASEHOLD .THE STORE PREMISES HEl.OW.lvr. -"" e tivit on? that I love, more, c, that he has bven duly appointed .S . the Forwrdmg and Transhipment of Goods in jBiirf :rke. as Aireut for the property, on lie corner of Merchant and uuanu tn.-et- iSx'V lfcicio, situate In .ilauna Kea street, opposite transit. Floor and New orlt Board of I'nderwrit-r- s. ,' 13-t- for s.iie on reasonable terms, at present occuok-- liv 11. t Charles Lrenig's Bakery. Terms Refers to : ns-t- f J. seasonable. Pos ay f ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT. Sf HAl'SS, t whom upplication is to Imj uiade oa the premises. session riven immediately. B. F. Sxow, Honolulu. I J as. tlrxsKWEix, Boston. MATS AND gya uht nJ free. I Possesion cau be im'eu imnieclialely. Inquire at this office, or at the bakery, or to carpen C. Bhkwkb, 2d, Honolulu 1U.NRV A. Pikkcs, " TI b-- r, J0? to aee ! Pahau. 149-t- ;r. P. S. WlLOOX, I 1 II. W. SEVERANCE, AGENT FOR THE f 1'iinur'i L.ioe. lol-l- m " Chas. Brewkb, l'm It xjo DRUGGETS, BAIZ fxlijuu b cxnint. will rie, (Ite of C. L. R,CHaD Co..) Ship Clia.. ller Liverpool Macosdrat A Co., San Francisco. and Commlssioa Underwriter! Association. MoRf.AN, Stone A Co., " it from oat thin ejrei ! Merchant, Honolulu, S. I. me uiiiiersumed leys leave to notify Merchants, Ship owners. TO LET, LEASE, OR FOR SALE t WINDOW SHADES Ship FIREPROOF STORES TO LET. Asa T. Lawto.x, 143-- tf I & ! t! oer u now REFERS TO and masters, tlmt he has rwived the aniH.ini ol THE WELL K.XOWX AM) OLD ES. Ims, capuuu . r. sxow, . Aun.il laianus lor tae LIVERPOOL LN'DKU Uhlished H JA KDIN'J HOL SE, known na the "L'NION," THE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED hm thy eheek, th lip, thj brow. Ilonolula. uuioe to negotiate with D. C. M'bCER. J. C. MERRILL TT I j ers. 1 C. M'atkkmas k. o . w WRITER'S ASSOCIATION. "a is oiii-rtn- l lor sale. parties desirous of leasing th stores iu pholato e're 00 before. ' the Bi not f ttu unf WlLUAXS llATIX, Sew London. JAXION GREEN, A Co. This house has done a most excellent business for a Ions time, Tic Sc PAPER IIANGI are coming once more ! Mori; and Proprietor U forced to part with it from being too much I'ii-o-F'ro- of ItICR l-- ttkt tvf ?T 1J a, Stoxk 4 Co., Saa Francisco. the McKi ak ft Mersill, AGENT FOR LLOYD'S occupied iu other business. Apply to process of erection by Builciiiis COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 3Sff tlw I lore, once more, STEWART, OXtllVia. Ok. k Pwirr x Allei, New Bedford. The niwlersiened bejrs to notify J. 1 AND to Merchants, Ship owners and 143-t- ExcrUior No. , O. O. FOR SALE IN BON n-- T. At A. R. f H. M Street. Lodfe I. F., jot rU t aln oa a hrt)rhter thorr, Nre, Shipmasters, that he has received the appoiatinent ol on Fort Street. ones in glory stand round the bright IUsbt A. PuRce, -- Boston. AGENT at these Islands for LLOYD'S LOXiMiX. is vign bkt throne, & i It desirable that applications be made before May 10. Plans OY . Gbissklu, Mtrrras Co.. New York. 1'tf JAMON, GREEN & Co. AVniknhaiiilii Lob shown and AUCTIONEEKS, At the I 3 ims 'hr the Savior's owo ! Water information given by AGENTS OF THE 4,4 sij W. rv,. 11 145-r- kn II. SEVERANCE will mnMniu m. C. II. LEWERS, tor "n th rt ortifhter sphere, Commissioa business E. O. rilHG UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN Regular Dispatch Liueof Honolulu Packets. fgtt f at the Old Stand. Every description II ALU e of JL apoiiitod att-Mi- t for the sale and of the Chairman of Trustees. n ttwtf the main that are now to d-- r j Ship Chandlery and MerchMndie required by Shippiug, will be Importer and Dealer in Hardware, Dry Gools, Paints, Oils, and kept on general XT All freight arriving in transitu for the Sandwich Islands, FANCY GOODS! F it is may hand and for sale at low rates. 143-- tl Merchandise, comer of Firt ami KinK streets. tf l-- i that near as w be past, .Wnikahalulu Lots! AT L A II A I N A TO will lie received ami forwarded by the " Regular Dispatch Line" ' att-nti- on LET. the KritMcrone in future h.xll always last ! Iegs to call the of Merchants Ship Owners, Speculators FRKE or COMMISHIOX. P. S. WILCOX, D. N. FLITNER, and others t this finely situatrd tract of Ian 1 wliich is now of- THE HAWAIIAN HOTEL PREMISES paid to forwarding and of pesrtit, ths fat ore, and days of yore, at These premises, in the best locality, consist Particular attention transhipment M. P. (Successor to R. Cosily tt Co..) Shippine and Con Mer- Continues his old business at the new store fered in lots at roduc-- rates and on liberal and convenient merchandise, sale of whalemen's bills, and exchaage. In- DRo we mission in Makee's new fire of the two story dwelling k 11011 as the Hawaiian Hote- other ra nae while Hag that tong once more ! chant, Honolulu, Sandwich Islands. proof huildin?, at the stiiml rnceutly occupieI by Dr. t emu. l- surance of merchandise ami specie under open policies, supply Plans may be seen and all particulars learned by one extensive store, lately occupied by Mr. S. Hoffmever, and References HofTraaon, corner ofXtueen and Kaaliuina-- u application lat-- U iug whaleships, chartering ships, etc. streets. Fuv-pro- the store occupied by Messrs. 4: Husbt A. Pwrcb, Boston. ChronomeUrrs rated by to the undersigned at Robert O. Janiou's :f Buildings. I'tai Ahee with other SAN c'hi.-- Swift k Aliix, New Bedford. observations of the' sun and stars outhouses, large yard, etc., etc.
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