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LUMBER! Green E J the FAcirio THE PACIFIC ; ? Commercial SUberiiscr (Commercial b'beriiser ASJ - 13 PUBLISHED rCBLlSHEU AT Kvory Saturday Morning, Honolulu, Hawaiian lalands. DY J. HntOH rT Acivortissims. J HJJLACK. bpace mra.urol in i i y I t'il nu4 ll..wt Hnbrriptln. tB.OO a Yri llftlvi'ltf'ttVrfi Nonpareil ; tin Kin.jSl 6 ui. 12 a.. :!. " i M 1 tr. I. lor l v Li-i- n n a s iiirh). f.-D- 6 OO $10 00 , ti'f Jit) 4o!$ i i ii.-.- 1 fm(mi A (Hi ' i n i M I ',.nr iiu fai. .Si J (u 4 io 12 00 24 I... hc) 2(0 4 in 6 IK) I bOi 10 IV CO c- - f c..vtin It Th p' T to any part of ij-'- t (hi (Ki (XJ n iwrft.ua ipri agar. -- . v - . ? m x ra M Liuvs. (three d. a W 7 bo Io DO - rrrlJ ii. .tt n H It n.u- i - ....Mi'i.iia.c-'i i i is a u n li n i th I t r ir t'i nc '.im, lr ram is w sii ofciifr:''. 4S Line.. (( tlu H t oo 19 OO - itfisci. jur ). Io 19 0O. 00 iiv-l- m.I . 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IT Business Cards, wheal rairais roa a vs.a, are ptir allowed a discount from tbcs rat.., which are tor PLAIN AND FANCY advertisements when paid or charged quarterly. Single copies or the Advsitisir. Ten Cents when charged BOOK AND JOB PRINTING VOL. XXIV-N-O. 37. HONOLULU, HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, MARCH 13, ' 1SS0. WHOLE NO. 1241 Fifteen Cents) by tbe dosen.One Dollar. BILL-H- B aDS, TI?m!rj. BCSISES3 A!ID add em C ARDSrr prtamt th tyl of art. io hisb'st ins brrlisniunls. Carfcs. Jasiittss CarDs. Slcrtanuai: Snsutanrt Helen of Tyre. icsiiuss Carls. CTbat ban toto U this tbat appears ED. HOITSCHLAEGER & CO., BOLLES & CO., C. C. COLEMAN, Boston Board of Underwriters ! THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN Thrjnyh the parxI nliU of the jtars, CJHIP CHANDLERS AND COMMISSION EXTS far the Hawaiian WILDER Gi ItMlf a mist like tba COMMISSION MERC- MERCHANTS. BLACKSMITH AND MACHINIST. AG 80 C. llaaU. MARINE INSURANCE COMP'Y, & lot IMPORTER 1DHANTS, 3 BREWER a CO. (LIMlTfcU,) A woman of anil Crc : Importer, and Dealer in General Merchandise, Qaeen Street f cUi! cf of Merchant mbl3 BO ly 60 - Corner Fort and sirccu. Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands. It I h ; 111 U-- Tjre. fell Horse Shoeing, ! ACCEPTS RISKS AT THE LOWES1 cf Philadelphia Board of Underwriters KATES. The clauses in the Policies of this Company t X. are Tha 1 In the mid-i- of tbe seas ! far the Hawaiian I .la ad., specialty aa vaniagecus. U. .n THEO. H. DAVIES, CECIL BROWN, OMi'iMfijre Work, &zc. AGENTS C. BRKWKK CO. iuiu. V1UU, O Tyre I In thy crowded utreeta Ja3 Shop on King street, next to Castle A Cooke. 80 k Agent. Importers and Dealers in IMPORTER AND COMMISSION MER- - A TTORNEf AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. The .hantom ar t ears and retreats. CHAM f. iosst roa ii. NOTARY PCBLIC and Agent for taking Acknowledg VOTICE. M ASTERS OF VESSELS VIS-- THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMP'Y An. I the Israelites, tbat sell Lloyds' and the Lirerpool Underwriter. Northern Assarancs ments of Instruments for tbe Island or uabo. C. WEST, ITING this port in a disabled condition and insured in fe7 80 any ot Issues Fire and Life Thj lilirs and Uon rf braea. Company, and British ana Foreign Marine insurance No. 8 Kaabamano Street. Uonolala, H. I. the Bosiuo and Piiiladelphia Ounces must hare their Polldrs Company. Wagon and Carriage Bnlldtr, 74 ana 76 King St. reports and accounts duly certified to by as. THE MOST LIBERAL ALL Ikjs up they see her pass. mhfl 80 & CO TERMS. i akl3 M Fir Proof Beddings, Kuhantno a Qaeen 8ts. ly Honolulu. (ja24 80) Island orders promptly executed. C. BREWER tXClaims .or Losses settled with promptitude. And murmar "ezebel T' THOMAS TAN N ATT, nol5 79 THEO. U. DAVIK8, Agent Then another phantom is seen CASTLE & COOKE, IWith Thomas Lack, No. 40 Fort St., Honolulu LUMBER! green E. B. THOMAS, BOSTON BOARD OF At her side. In a gabardine. A IN UKN- - UNDERWRITERS T M PORTER" NO IIEtLEHS WATCHES. CLOCKS. JEWELRY & Co, AND- - With beard that floats to his waist ; 1. KEAL MtRCUAMJliK, and FINE MACHINERY carefully re-- BRICKLAYER BUILDER. Fire and Marine Insurance rMHE UNDERSIGNED. AGENTS OF THE It Is Simon tf Beer ; MERCH AST8 in a workmanlike manner. ATTENTION JL Boston Board of Cnderwriters, notify Masters of Vessels sfras, the StIIPPIXO AND COMMISSION naired PAID TO Of NKW ZEALAND. and pauses to No. M King Street, Uonolala, 11. 1. 80 XT Orders from the Other Islands promptly at PARTICULAR Furntce. Baker' Oren and ana otners that all bills for Repairs on and all bill lie speak, sbs hear fell - Ranges, all kinds of Heating Apparatus. Also, Variegated Yetl, tended to. it and CAPITAL.. : t : . 1 tor uenerai Average purposes, must be approved by lb Agant The word he atters In haste. Uonrrete sidewalks. All wora entraited to me will be execa 0,000,000 of the Boston Underwriter, who also be represented oo on unit Ill says : " From this erll fame. C. S. BABTOW, ted promptly, and reasonable terms. "WAVING AN an surveys, or such bills will not be allowed, BUILDING PRANK GERTZ, Address through the Post Office. fe7 80 ESTABLISHED AGENCY 79 MATERIALS! From this Ufa of sorrow and sham. SALESROOM ON (ItEV.N JL at Honolulu, for the Hawaiian Islands, the undersigned nl C. BREWER h CO., Agents, t'C'TIUXKER. are prepared to accept stores, make thee mine ! , U1 street, foot or Kaabamano. 80 & risks against fire in dwellings, I will lift thee and BOOT SHOEMAKER warehouses and merchandise, on favorable terms. Marine risks Thoa haxt been Qneen Candac, Merchant street, No. 20, next to F. O'BRIEN, on cargo, treignta, z:3tijiijii.oci, & CO., J. bottomry, profits and commissions. loao. And Helen of Trojr. and ahalt be F. A. SCHAEFER Tbos. O. Thrum. PRACTICAL Lasses praospily adjaated and payable here. THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE OF ALL KIND; Intelligence DlTlne Boot Shoes made to Order of Beat Material, and The r IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MER- - rr and mhSSO . WM. Q. IRWIN S CO. 1 til ANTs, at reasonable prices. jam oo PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, es Ob, weet tbe Lreath of tbe. morn. Uonolala, Hawaiian Islands. 124 80 To the fallen and forlorn JAS. GAY, TIN SMITHING, HAMBURG-MAGDEBUR- G INSURANCEPireCOMPANY ! Are whispered words of praise. COPPER SMITHING. For the famUbed heart belieres II. McINERNY, a C SV.B. If Al EiAi BAA Aaa. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, KOR'WEST LUMBER t NIt.. B Surveys of importance on other I .lands attended METAL ROOFING Unlimited The faliehood tempt and ANU WKAUKK. IN OF HAMBURG. Liability of Stockholders that deceives. IMPORTER IJals, Cap. Jewelry. tbllllfPerfumery. to. J And the promise betrays. that Pocket Catlery, and erery description of Qent's Soperior BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE, ASSETS, $26,740,105.70. So she follows from land to land Furnishing Uoods. XT Henkert's gin bail vress coots JAMES M. MONSARRAT, Ship work and Jobbing promptly attended insured against Fire on the most Comprising all the usual Stock Bizet tarorame terms. LOSSES PBOMPTLT ADJTSTFD, AT ONCK in The wlxartl'a beckoning hand, alesrsoa band. A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT and satisfaction guaranteed. AND PAID ti. K. Co ax sa or roar jaiw iv TA. LAW. Special attention paid to the negotiating of A.. Agent for tbe Hawaiian Islands A a leaf is blown by tbe iid shcbiii ctht. .TA.EGER 025 79 BISHOP tc CO.. Agents. fast. Loans, Conveyancing and all matters appertaining to eai XT Orders should be left at Shop, Merchant St. near Fort. ja3 80 Till she vanishes Into night ! n A RTT.T! tr. HATCH. Instate. n22 Sin TRANSATLANTIC SCANTLING. O reader, stoop down and write A TTORN'ETS AT WW.-- W. R. CASTLE CommlsslAiier of Deeds far the State of Xew York. NORTH GERMAN TIMBER, PLANK, BOARDS, With thy finger in tbe dnat. V NOTARY PUBLIC. P. H. TRIPP, FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Offiet abort fTkitney ajr BobtrtionU Bookstore, O town In tbe mtdxt of tbe seas. negotiation of Loan, Conreyancing. Col ot Hamburg:, FENCING and PICKETS. tention paid to the hoxolclu, h. I. ja3'80 Saddle and Harness Maker, Fire Insurance Company, With thy raft of cedar trees. lecting. etc XT Money to Uoan on aiongage.
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