Ko Hawaii Pae Aina, Volume IX, Number 12, 20 March 1886 — Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 [ADVERTISEMENT]

|[fm mi sifi O HA ul Hooholo Mokuahi o Waila IOKUAHI KINAU KING, : : Kapena. j\aal«l« ana ia Honolulu i ka hora 4 ]>m o n.i Poaluaa a, a e holo an& no Xah«ln& M»alaea, Makena, Mahu ia, Kawaihae, Lanpahoehoe a tne Hilo Eku ana oi na kakahiakanui Poaha a pau; e h&al«l« ana ia o i na awakea Poaha a paū;.Mahukona i na hor« 0 na Poaiima a pan; ia Kawaihao i na hora X waiia Poaono a pau; la Makena ina hora 6 am; H*alaea lora 7:30 am; aia Lahaina, i na hora 9:30 *m, e k 1 līonoiulu i na anina la Poaono. AA AHI LAWK OHUA o Kohal», e ba»l«le ana ia mui 1 na hora 1 pm o na Poallma a pin no Mahokona no ke KINAU ma ka hoi ana mai Hilo m#i. D|HonokH!a a me Paanhau, ke holke ia līial kekahl Mllona mai ka aina mai 4gf Aole e lawe ke Einau 1 na ukana enl k&amaha a&anpahoehoe Ona ukana mama a me na opeope Kl9 no Ona ukana kanmaha a j>an no ia »*a, e hooi I| ma ka Lehua a me Kilauea Hou. £ UAHI ĪKELIKE ?ioRENZEN : : Kapena. li®taliitc anaia Honoiuiolna hora 4 ahīahi o na oAt»bi a pau a holo no Kaunsk»kai, K*hnlui, Keanae Eiāpule aiua j, Hitclo, Hana, Klpnhnlh ane huli hoi ana mai, e kipa ana ma n» aw* mlii i ku i, a hoohiki loa i Honolulu i na kakahiaka Poaf»au. ■ V" ' f tipa ana ma Kaunakakai naa k& hoio ana aku a |l hoi aua mai, no na ohua a īne na eke letffw*lff MOKUAHiLEHUA DAVIES : : Kapena, iaa.ele aua ia Honolnlu i na hora spmo na Poaa pMi, a r holo ana no Paauhan, Koholalole, Ooka ikaiuu, Houohina, Laupahoehoe, nakalau a nio lea. I ka hoi ana mai, e kn ana ma Honolulu i na DO. HOKUAHĪ KILAUEA HOU WEISBAKTH : : Kapena. kaaleie ana i» Honoluiu i kela a nie keia pnle io na awa a Lehua e holo ai. 5 MOKUAHI MOKOLII HeOEEOOE : : Kapena. laleie aea ia Honoluln i na ahīahi PoakaM s pan lo anano Kauaakakai, Kamalo, Moanni, Halawa », TVloknnu a nio Ka'aupapa a o hlki hon sna rto!nlu i ns ahlahi Poaono. 'iole e uku k» Ilni no nanini naiowaie, aia no » inoa I* ks lo*s ansmat, *o>!c hoi !«• ule āikaw»!* noa lwu ia tia hoallon* moe'.&ka 10i ouVn no n# * me na piikamae *le no r w&ihoi# raa k» lima o ke Knpakako joikalka ana k» Hm e mālam» «kkahele I nnliolo a ola, aka nae, aole lakou e ae e nkn no na nll* ,po,i SAiri..'G WTLDRE, Pcresidena S B ROSB. Kakanoīelo na Hana—Hnina ona Aianui Papn a me Moiwa SeD6Teual!3 10. 851 WILLIAM AULD, |h HOOIAIO PALAPALA'KEPA PAAHANA ■T *io ka apaNa o kona K MOKuPUNI 0 OAHH WfAiī\NA~M*ko Keea* o Idt Lun* wal How W * 1

[A LOLE UOl ! NA LOLE HOU ! MA KA HALEKUAI NUI HELU 104 ALANUI PAPU HONOLULO . II 8S« e b s 0 „ * k kalii 110 a loaa mai nei he puu nui loa onn !ole hon a'u 0 mnkemake nei e |iIo aku ma kumukuai emi loa, Ce aliua nui aohe i kana mai ona Kalakoa, Ginaliama, Hululmln, Kasimea 4 ole paa i ka hnmn, ko na Lede ame n& Keimalii man Kakini, palemai wawae, laliki, na silika, pahoehee, paina, a pela akn. Na hulnhnln aeae lanla nunui.. / $ 1.00 īwilei, Ka pahoehoe waihoolnn like ole 1.00 " , Pa silika ona waihoolnu like ole .65 " > Na Kaeimea Eleele mai .75 " Na Kalakoa maikai loa, 15 iwiloi no 1,00 Na Kakini wahine o na ano a pau 40c o ka paa | Na Kawele 10 keneka pakahi, a i ole ia 1.00 no ke kakini !? KU KE AHUA ONA PALE ILI WAHINE, I Na muumuu ona wahine, ma ke 50c a1 ke 75c ,y Na hupa one wahine, ma ke 50c ai ke 75c L Na lole moe po ona wahlne, ma ke 1,00 "Na palemai maikai loa, ma ke 50c pakāhi Na Palule ona kane, ma ka 1.00 pakahi NA PAPALE, NA PAPALE, NA PAPALE. Eianaanei he ahua nui okoa ona Papale wahine ame na kamalii! Ike ole ia ialo»o keia anpuni, na kinohinohiia a e waihowale ana. 1 ■ -• E kiphiuohiia na papale e like me na kauoha a ma na knmukua! like ole. Eia ianei na papale paikini hou loa o keia kikina, 2S& pafele Hawaii i humuia ma na ano a pan ma kahi o N.B. SACHS, . LTJ iIaLANOI PAPU, Maek* iho o H HAĪ/E PAĪ Kīī o ME. 3. \ WILhIAUH, m~ii