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"Vol. m, jSTo. ho. Honolulu, Friday, May 11, S94. Per jSlonih. 50 Cts.

HAWAII HOLOYIU,13 PUBLISHED

Jilverv --A.ftemoonBXCBFT SUNDAY BY THE

Holoamar Publishing Co.

At Xing St (Tbotnas block),

Honolulu, IL I.

SU35CHIPTI0H, per Kcnth, 50 Cs.

Hie pfxw tUivwed by Currier; in thetown and tratmrb.. Siuirie Copies f r SaleMt tke Xws Dalrg and at the Ofice ofttattOMtiOB.

EDHJJttO HORRIE. - - Editor

GEORGE E. SMITHIES - Manager

JSTOTTCE.AM Busses Oomaiur.iotions should be

mUmsmmI to George E Smithies Houo-1h- T,

II. I.

aomsfxtaocnoe and Uomninnimtions torrwWtentkm should bo Rddreted to the EditorHawaii Holomna. No notice vrill be puidio any anonymous communications.

Business Cards

A. P. PETERSON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

OlEeo: 113 Kanbnmanu Street, HonoluluHawaiian Islands.

CHARLES CREIGHTON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

QfSua: 113 Knahuninnn Street, HonoluluIlmvaiifin Islands.

. PAUL NEUMANN, ,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.

31-- i Merchant Street, Honolulu,

Mutual Telephono 415.

CLARENCE TV. ASHFORD,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW.

Office. Old Capitol Building, (HonoluluHale),' adjolniug Tost Office,

' Honolulu.

JOHN LOTAXAULUKOU,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Office, corner King & Bethel Sts.

LEWIS J. LEVEY,

Beal Estate and GeneralAuctioneer.

Corner Fort and Queen Streets, Honolulu

Personal ntteution given to Salesof Furniture, Real Estate,

Stock and GeneralMerchandise.

Mutual Telephone 23S

A. ROSA,ATTORNEY AT LAW,

No. 15 Kaahnraauu St .Honolulu,Hawaiian Islands.

, H. E. McINTrRE ,t BRO.,

Grocery, Feed Store & Basery,

Corner ofJvius and Fort Sts., Honolnlu

THOMAS LINDSAY

Manufacturing Jetcelcr awl

Watchmaker,

Melnernv Bloelc. 4&5 Fort, Str. Hotoluin

. 3J1. G-JEHT- Z;

HAS RE-OPEN- ED HIS

Boot and ShoeStore,

Opposite tlio Club Stable onFort Street, and will be glad iogoa his old friends.

mav7--tto

Business Cards

MACFARLANE & CO.

Dealers in Wines and Spirits

Kaahnmona Street, Honolulu.

H. F. BERTELMANN,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,

8G King St., Bell Telephone 107.

"F. H. REDTVARD,

CONTRACTOR and BUHNER,

No. 500 King Street, Honolulu.Hawaiian Islands.

HARRISON BROS.,

t3T CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS,

20S Fort St., Honolulu.

M. H, LOHETDE,SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.

Hawaiian Hardware Co.

All orders promptly attended to.

Bell Telephono 331. P. 0. Box 32

TV. TV. TVR1GHT & SON,

Carriage and Wagon BuildersIN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

79 and SO King Street, Honolulu, H. I.

Elias Kaiilulaau Wright5 DENTIST, J

Corner of King and Bethel Sts., Upstairs,

Entrance on King Street.

Office Houns From 9 a.m. to12 m., 1 to 4 p.m. S3T Sundaysexcepted.

PACIFIC SALOON,

Corner King and Nuuanu Streets.

EDW. WOLTER.... Manager.

The Finest selection of LIQUORS andBEER, sold anywhere in the town.

First-clas- s attundence. Call and judge

for yourself. no S0--f .

J. PHILLIPS,PRACTICAL PLUMBER, GAS-FITTE-

COPPER-SMITH- ,

S3T Houso and Ship Job TVork

Promptly Executed.No. 71 King Street, Honolulu.

"FAT BOY."

BAY HORSE M SALOON!

P. McINERNY, Proprietor,

Fine Liquors, Wines and Beer.Coukkk Bethel axd Hotel Sts.

W.W.WRIGHUSON

Carriage & Wagon Buildors

In All Its Branches.

HorseshoeingA SPECIALTY.

97 and 80 Rang St, Honolulu

KWOHG SHG CHOHG I (10.

Corrtractox2z Bi,ndLei

J?aintag, &c.

S TTelalso keep on'hand

Bedsteads, Mattrasses,v Tables, Bookcases

Mirrors, Etc.,

AT the lowest market prices

tfb 216 King st, Honolulu

Tifi BISAjolieiiser-33usct- L Breviiig Win?

the J?rize at t!ie "World's Fair with their

UAGLW BraiidTBeer.St. Louis. Oct. 23, 1393.

Messrs. Macfarlane fc Co., L'd., Honolulu, H. I.ar Sirx TVe Lave mailed you a copy of the Globe-Demo- crat

announcing the great victory won by the Anheuseb-Bus- h Associa-tion with their "EAGLE" Braud of 'Beer.

SignedANHEUSER-BUS- H BEWLNG ASSOCIATION'.

3FIn ordering this Beer be sure to ask for the "EAGLE" Brand.

Mar. 14-- --2nd.Macfarlane & Co.,

AT THE CLUB STABLES."

&Race Record :

Fourth Heat 2:15.

Sire. Prompter, 2,303, bv Blro Bull. 75: D.iin, Grace, bv Buccaneer, 2,65C. Prompteris also the hire of Apex, 2:'2G; Transit, 2:2Gi; Walker, Wales 27J; Chico. 2:24:and of the Dims Brillianhne, 2:17 and Vigor, 2:23. "Crfole" is jet black, one hindwhite foot and small stripe in Lice. Weight, 1,050 ponuds; is very stylish, gentle, agood producer an I i gime racehorse, Will stand for a limited number of mares atFIFTY (i50) DOLLAKS FOR THE SEASON, payable at time of service. This Uorasiis bred in 1S02 to forty-si- s mares and produced forty-tw- o coits.

feb 17-i- m

EBWAI7 kcr 3 of

to

In Solid Oak,ESPECIAL IS

AaadiBeCo.

CREOLE," 21,702.

Agents for Hawaiian Islands.

Made at Cat.

Sept. 23, 1893.

r HDAV1S.

FEflE;

the LATEST DESIGNS.CALLED TO THESE SETS:

Robinsou Block, Hotel St., between Fort and Nuuauii,

Have Just Received. Iafe .Ani-vols- , the nipest Sicck FURN1TURE Ever Imported this Country, Comprising

Handsome Carved Bedroom Setsandof

ATTENTION

Stockton,

Beaut nil JJes gus tit icfcr vare, consisting 01

SOFAS, CHAIRS. ROCKERS, etc., you can get these in anyFINISH you desire. . "

d? 3E -- - JL JtrC fe 9Countless numbers of CHAIRS, iu even' stvle, including OFFICE

and HIGH CHAIRS'.

ET'STsxosr tables,We have had a number of calls for these Tables, with CHAIRS tomatch. TVe have now in stock the most

BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM FURNITUREEVER SEEN HERE.

Sideboards -:- - and -:-- Chiffoniers3-- 1 1 "V.5L nxrs --

i

Divans covered with PORTIERS are becoming quite the rage inplace of LOUNGES we manufacture them to order, and have alaigo stock of PORTIERS to select from.

BBDDI1TG-- .

Grait Assortment of TYOYEN WIRE MATTRESSES Spring,Hair,Moss, "Wool and Straw Mattresses on hand and made to order.LIVE GEESE FEATHERS and SILK: FLOSS for Pillows.

CRIBS, CRADLES, oto."WINDOW SHADES of all colors and sizes.CORNICE PjOLES, in wood or bnsa trimmings.

Mattresses, Lounges aqd all Upholstered Furniture repaired atreasonable rttes

CABINET MAKING, in'all its branches, by Component "Workmen.MATTING LAID and Int-ri-or Decorating under the Supervision oMr. GEORGE ORDTVAT. x

Our Goods are First Glass, and our prices are the lowest Come'and be oqnvinoed a trial is solicited.

Bell 525. telephones: Mutual 645.'

9SDAY & PORTED, Bobian Bkck( brtwlfart a$d Naaiiu

Business Cards

1L LOSE,Notary Public.

Collector and General BusinessAgent.

Patentee of Lose's ChemicalCompound for Clarifying

Cane Juice.

Sub-Age- nt for several ofheBest

FIRE INSURANCE COS.Mutual 1'elepcone o. P.O. Bos

A!enhnn nonJnlti

Clty5c& a&.

iSEaE-lee-t

Oppo. Queen Emma Hall,Established 1833.

JOS. TINKER,

Maker of the Celebrated

Cambridge Pork Sausage !

Try Them.

Meat Delivered to Any Part ofthe City and Suburbs.

Mutual Telephono Number 239.

LlEfflEHT $DEWilig

AND

(jraqifiB dulling Laid.

Estimates "given on all kind

of

Stone, doqcPeto yh$tt $M

Concbete a Speclvlty.

JNO. F. BOTTTLER.

janlT 3m

O.T. A.TC A TsTA.

fljeftjjaiit! : Tailor1

32i Nuuanu Street

All Suits GruaranteedTo Fit and in the Latest

Style. '

Clothes Cleaned and RepaipuLt

I

nol7

GHAS. GIRDLER,

Importer and CommissionMerchant

SPECIALTIES:

J. & P. Coats' Machine ThreadJonas Brooks Machine ThreadBarbour's linen ThreadPears Soap

P. O. Box S3S. MutnalfTelephoni 356

13 Kaahnmwna Street.

LEWIS & CO.

Wholesale and Retail Gro

AND

PROVISION DEALERS.

FRESR CALIFORNIA SALMON ON ICE

By Every Saa Francisco Steamer. ,

Salt Salmon ln Bahhels' a Specialty.

ill Fori'p.t Honolulu. Tel. 240Px O, Box 297.

JUST ARRIVED,w w

4 4 4

BABY CARRIAGES

OF ALL STYLES,

rrra rScCARP- -11 Sij

r

RUQS,rV fli All Ml

IN tiie;latest.pattern3.

"HOUSEHOLDj

SEWING MACHINES

Hand Sewing Machines,

KfTAll With the Latest ImprovBiHents- -

PARLOR

OrsanSj GhiitarsAnd Other Muiesil Instrnmunts.

Wines, Liquors, Beer

always;on hand, and

for sale by

ED. HOFFSCHUEGER & CO.

King St.. oppo. Castle .fc Cooko'i.

Anchor-:-Sa!oo- n

Ex "AUSTKALIA,"

Another Invoice of the TSr0rld,

Renowned

FREDERICKSBURG

LAGER BEER

On draught and by the keg.

Also, as a Specialty,f

Small Fresh Caufornia'

OYSTERS,

FOR GQQXCTATT.Smavl 3ras

Chas. T. Gulick- -

NOTARY PUBLICFor the Island of Oahu.

AgenMo Take Acknowledgmentsto Labor Contracts.

Agent to Grant Marriage Liconses, Honolulu, Oahu.

Agent for the Haw'n Islands ofPrrr & Scott's Freight

and Parcels Express.

Agent for the Burlington Ronte.

Beal Mate Msr aii8eaeral ArfBell Tel. 31S; Mut.Cel. -

139; P. O. Box 415.OFFICE: No. 38 MERCHANT

Street HouolulUj H. I

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Sfawaii $hmmPROGRESS.

Tie Life tfihc Land is Established

ix Righteousness.

JONOLULU. MAY 11, 1S94.

A QUARTER OF A MILLION.

Tksp. g. Expense AccountNaaring That Amount.

Th re tarns made by Mr. S.M Damon to the Conncls vester-WnJa- y

is uu interesting documentfor rnaay leutsons, and is apt to

.prove of more intermit in ther future. One of the exposes

jjiYBii in n quiet, 'don't euro a fig"

mauner is the stateniont of theexpenses of tbe p. g. oligarchysince January 17th 1S93. Theitems are of public interest and

n bore presented, viz:.Mrxly-ro!Utc.- . $117,7H OG

Powder Hupurin Gn.ni. 2,310 3o

Him mi rj DjpittiMt 40,47 75

Uaffana. ,BwMlofSoUi 1""-00

Ofdwwee, c. A 13,027 00

Omkp Wortoa IWfe 1,822 S6

Qwwfii lion U Washington,charter of &JiHr

OUBdine,"S,3CD00........ '18,20132RrftafofLndy Ijiwpswi" 4,11100AM to gMite "Mfowera" 1,500 0Q

Safer? of liwilant 1, COO 00

KafMua attA Alternations U Gov- -

enuMttt BniMin 4,027 oO

laeiinttel Exiitf8 2.211MG

Oaring awl lhmyage S47 50

HMcatfve awl Advisor' OouuelUxiKiMlSivMs ". 0,200 47

Prfotfog sad Advertising ' 0,244 23

$220,501 S3

"General" Hatch.

.Mr. Hutch, minister of foreignnfhtirs, is on Iho warpath andn flor tho Adverliei''s scalp, be-oun- so

in ono of its homo maderumors, tho morning orgui od

on tbe .fidelity, andbravery of that wonderful con-

glomeration called tho army.Mr. Hatoh who knows as muchabout mili tan' as Sopor doesgots qui to omotioiiftl, and withscalding teal's miming down hisnasal organ, ho exclaims:

"if 3'ou waro aware, Mr.Editor, how deoply tho sense ofhonor which calls for fidelityunder circumstances of dangor isohorished by soldiers, you wouldbe slow, 1 am sure, to c i uselesslydiscredit them by vague andwholsomo imputations."

Now that isn't bad for .Hatch.But wo would like to "know whenand --whore he ovor loarued any-

thing about what soldiers cherishor -- not, and thon wo should ad-

vise him not to descent to muchon the "honor" of his army.The records of Oahu prison havenot yet been destroyed, and thetruth is yet in ruau's momory,when a largo number of the prosent honorable (!) truo blue (! !)aud faithful ( ' ! !) heroes wore as

. honorable (i) true blue (11) audfaithful (??) wheu tlioy drewtheir pay from the monarchicaltreasury, and on tho 17th ofJanuary stood ready to lay downand die at tho police station forQeean Liliuokalani. We onlypray that the ministor of foreignaffairs will encase himself in auniform, mount a steed and leadtho army.

Mr. J. W. LirxiXG sometimeago had Mr. J. Alfred Magoonarrested for assault aud battery.ATr. Magoon was found guilty-- inthe lower court and appoaled tothe Circuit Court. Xesterdaytho case came up. Mr. and Mrs.Lulling testified to the assault andMr. Magoon admitted the assaultconsequently the jury entered averdict of not guilty. P. S.This is not a Hawaiian Jurvl

"We hear about trouble in theAmerican (?) League. That inter-esting secret political ognizationsooms not alone to have split iu-t- o

factions bufcitis roporled-thaf- c

the funds have also been 'splited'odsr aow away np in thesky."

"Kbt a Pake.

Although tho Vancouver dis- -

patch relatinjj to the HawaiiJapan treat' is incorrect in thedetail, the fact remains that theJapanese Government has off-

icially stated that it will insistin Hawaii fulfilling its treatyobligations, and erantins the!Japanese residents in Hawaii thesame rights as tbe citizen of themost favored nntionV The p. g.government received n dispatchper Monowai yesterday fromMinister It. W. Irwin who in-

formed it of Uie attitude of theJapanese government, and statedthat at present no more Japanesewill come, to Hawaii, and alsothat he will Hrrive here by theGaelic It is surprising that in-

formation of such vnstimport-tnc- e

wfis withheld from the Councilsyesterday. --The matter is of suchnlagnltnde that it will be gosdpolicy to lot the country at largeknow all particulars, ana ass.stin devising ways and means to geta sufficient labor supply withoutsurrendering the political supre-

macy of tho Hawaiians to anyclass or race. With tho. low

sugar prices, insufficient laborand the taritF-bil- l, tho countryhas no picnic before it andsecrecy is certainly not appro-

priate at this date.

Constitutional Government in

Hawaii.

Students of governmental tho-or- y

and phenomena can observeniuch that is calculated to intorest and amuse them going onat Honolulu just now. Ex-Pres-id-

Harrison, who declared totho United States Senate that theso-call- revolution of January,1893, was a popular uprising of

tho Hawaiian people, and wasnot in anyway promoted by therepresentatives of this government, can find a good deal ofspecial instruction in the factthat only five hundred votershave registered for participationin tho coming election of membersof tho constitutional convontion.Tho instructive character of thisinformation will bo broadenedand deepened if he bears in .mindthe furthor fact that the totalvote of the islands is thirteenthousand (on the basis of a fran-

chise which excluded a largoproportion of the native popuhi "

tion. Senator Morgan, whoVe

enthusiastic joy ovor tho spreadof icpnblicau institutions of gov-

ernment in this western hemisphere led him to declare thatHawaii "is an American Stateembraced in the American com-

mercial and military system,which entitles her to indulgentconsideration, if not active syin-pat- y,

iu her endeavors to release-he- r

people from tho odious anti-republic- an

regime which subor-dinated thorn to the supposeddivine right of a mouarch whosetitle to such divinity originatedin tho most slavish condition; ofpagan barbarity," should be ableto view the present polittcaldevelopments at the islauds. vitha great deal of complacency, forthey corroborate the notoriousfact that he is a man of laroperspipacity and sound judgment;aud that he knows republican.institutions of government bytheir touch and taste just as amouse knows cheese. The Ha-

waiian system of applying republican principles of government tothe practical affairs of life seamsto indicate that tho Hawaiianidea of what constitutes a republican form of government differswidely irom that of AbrahamLincbln, who defined a republicto be "a government of the peo-

ple, by the people, and for thepeople:" it differs also from thatof tho fraraars of Our Declarationof Independence, vho avowed itto be a self-evid- ent truth dialgovernments derive "their justpowers from tho consent of thegoverned." Take, for example,tho matter of tho "iiott constitution" which is being go muchtalked of just nowI The conven-

tion, which is beings called forthe' purpose of drafting it, will

v

not meet until nest month, and f

ine members who are to composeit have not yet been electedperiiaos, in view of the generalenvironments and prevailing con-

ditions, it wonld be more accurateto say selected. Tet we are told.in the latest correspondence, that ,

"ever since the retirement ofPresident Dole from the office ofMinister of Foreigu Affairs hehas been engaged in drawing npa "new constitution." In theface of this fact it wonld seem asthor.gh it was a work of super-fluity for the patriotic five hun--

area loreinn uciventnrers :o uo iv - - tthrough the trouble of registeringand holding even a sham electionof delegates.

The instrument, as drafted," iswhat ono of the former Senatorsfrom California would have de-

signated "a burd." It providesthat tho new government is totuke her place among tho nationsof. the earth under one of twotitles the Commonwealth. of Ha-

waii or the Hawaiian government.As there is nothing common i

about this remarkable govern-men- torganization, the latter

would seem to be the more ap-

propriate naihe The functions ofgovernment are, as provided forin this "constitution," to be per-

formed by and vested, in a Presi-dent, a Vice-Presiden- t, an Exe-

cutive Council, a Senate and anAssembly. There is a solemnsilence as to how the Presidentand Vice-Presid- ent are to acquiretitld to tho respective offices.Probably it will be by that "di-vine right" which Senator Morgan holds in such profound con-

tempt when it is connected with

"pagan barbarity." The divinoright of a missionary (or the sonof a missionary) 'who has robbedthe savages he has professedlybeen laboring to convert is, how-

ever, a superior article of divinitj.and will pass muster in Honolulu just now. Tho ExecutiveCouncil is to be an io bodvaud will consist of the all-powe-

rful

Ministers of State. It iswhen we come to the Legislature,the' essentially representativebranch of all governments, thatthe full beaut of republican in-

stitutions of government, as theyare understood in what Senator

Morgan designated "an AmericanState," appears. The comingHawaiian Senate is to be appoint-ed by the President, Vice-Presid- ent

and Executive Council. Itwill consist of twenty-fou- r mem-

bers. The coming Hawaiianassembly will cousist of fortymembers, who will be appointedby the Executive Council andthe Senate Thus we have ascheme of government which,though it is divided into depart-ments, is so exquisitelv amalga-

mated that friction between itscomponent parts is almost an im-

possibility The outward formsand nomenclature of republicaninstitutions qf government hasbeen as carefully preserved astheir spirit the consent of thegoverned --has been avoided.Under the old Hawaiian monar-

chy, Parliament, which waselected by a full and free voteof tho people, ruled. The Queen'sprerogatives were merely nomi- -

nal. Put, as Senator Morganjustly remarked, the raonarchyrested on tho divinity of paganbarbarity, which is not half sonice ns tne cuvinuv oi a missionary of tho ono living andtrue God who has, with sneerdotal unction, despoiled his con-

verts of all the property they pos-

sessed nnd finally wrenched from

them the empty right to a voicein the affairs of their own coun-try. & I Keies Letter.

There were no rumors in theAdvertiser this morning. Hasthe Holojitja stopped the eveV-fiowi- ng

well of Advert iser canards?

The Minister of Finance has.presented a lengthy biennial trea--

surv-r&p- ort which shall receive... .... . .our inu attention id a coiam? 1

issue. A glance at it shows thatthe finances of the country are ina sad plight. ,

R GE

We do no: hold cartel rts responsible forthe opinions or th; ittcaaM ef ocorrtspQadeaisJ

Editor Holomua:

Hard times no business noraoney in circulation such is, andhas been he general outcry inttoIi, f,-- fT,n f vnfthis cannot be so as we havemade obsen-ation-s pointing justto the contrary as long as anycommunity is able io indnlge inall the pleasures and foilies conceivable. such as for one thousanddollars worth of president per

Knouth, fifteeu hundred dollarsworth of music and from 10 to $15worth of tinsoldien-- per monthand other costly "allotrea" therecannot be anv scarcitv of monov

and if von don't believe me, askMr. Dole he will tell you allabout it. Xero was playing thefiddle while Pome was burning.

Iu consequence of the flourish-ing good times under the "verybest government Hawaii everhad," the Advertiser and Star

i have' seen fit to raise the subscription oi tneir papers ou percent, just in order to relieve thepeople somewuat or their overburden of wealth--an- d only forcharity's sake."

What does the Star and Adver-

tiser men mean by speaking al-w- as

of "our young Hawaiianrepublic? Are they really soignorant of not knowing the dif-

ference between a republicangovernment and a provisionaloligarchical junta? Or do theynot know that a republican formof government is absolutely notwanted by Dole, Smith Sc Co7aud in case that a republic shouldbe established, where would theseworthies together with tho Advertiser, Star aud the balance of themissionary gang come in? 2sTow

here! Therefore again republicis not wanted.

AilERICAX.

Editor Holoitua.Prom a leading article in the

Advertiser of May 10, we observethat fear has once more enteredthe ranks of the P. G., and thiscauses little wonder, as guiltbreeds cowardice. Once again.we say to the Advertiser, that theP. G. need have no fear of an uprising of the Pioyalists, as theyuever get lost confidence in U. S.doing ample justice to Hawaii.The dead shots" of the citizensguard, which the Advertiserboasts of, strikes no terror inthe soul of a single Koyalist; andGod forbid that the day shouldever come, that the p.should order their dead shots(from Kalaiau) to assemble, asthe public are well aware as towhat happened to the P. G. dead- -

shots wheu they did meet thePoyal dead shot. Doubtless if afight did take place, tho writer ofthat editorial would be foundIT ftsioweu away in auonier man scellar. Bear in mind this Mr.Advertiser, that: "Thrice armedis he, who bath-hi- s quarrel just."

m. x. G.

A Straight Tip.What art these islands coming too.That question now I ask?Congress 5on't know TrLat to doTo all it is a task,Wo sish they'd give ns sdrse replyOr snd dispatcher oe'r,And give us Native's legal rightsUpon our Native shore.

We have waited very patientlyIu a peaceful sort of 'way,I think its time, that we stepped inAnd have a vrord to say. jThose P. Gs have corralled us allAnd turned us from our door,They liaTe jxiled us for our taxes tooUpon our Native shore.

Those nohle gospel sharpersWere the first that did combine, .To form a rebel ArmyXet, a3HLionane5 ibey shine.They cast their Bibles all asideTheir iTorehip then they sold.And formed a scheme among their teamTo steal the Native's gold.

Those .Missionaries sd their sons haveformed

That cruel outrageous "oath,"They deprived us of our daily sroriBecause we troald not vote.To our Qaeea we still are loyalWe have proved it oe'r and oe'rAnd "sru mint no JN-G- . sand-bag- s

To adorn our Native shors.jThe time Is drawing to a closeFor the P. G's tale of w,Tha IUnse"jill soon come steaming inAnd stop at Naval mv.The jovia? ners tint she ynS. bring

Lv. .k.,B n L.

"When they hear once more that laucWill be pldeed upon her Thro as.

A XArtvx.

HawaiianHardware

nompanyThe Advertiser who catches

a persons eye usually wins acustomer. Many different stylesof advertising have been adoptedand with more or loss success, bythe believers iu the use of prin-

ters ink. The manufacturers of

Pears Soap, for instance, occasionally buy paintings that havebeen on exhibition in tho Pari'sSalon and have lithographs madefrom them for the purpose of

bringing their product beforetho people. In addition to snchside issnes, Pear spends hundredsthousands of dollars annuallyamong the newspapers and mag-

azines. Some years ago tho Agentsof certain article on sale in NewYork made a hit in advertising byhaving on Broadway during bus-

iness hours two fa tlnessly dressedNegroes wearing very high collars,on the backs of which was prin-

ted "Use Smiths Pills." Theidoa was novel and tho publiccaught on. Fusing Sun StovePolish has been kept before thepublic for years through persis-tent, aud sometimes expensiveadvertising. Twenty odd j'eursago the manufacturers of thispolish started half a dozen menacross the ornimout to paiut signson rocks and fences. Tho Aer-mot- or

Co., of Chicago havo in-

creased its sales more than five

hundred per cent in two years bythe use of printers ink. Wobelieve we have been instrumen-tal in increasing tho sales of theAemotor by keeping everlastinglyat it in Hawaii.

Wo do uot wish to say that ad-

vertising will sell any manufac-tured article; there is no usospending money in advertising'cheap and nasty" goods be-

cause the people will not be hood-

winked. If Haviland China wasnot the superior article ,it is, allour advertising of it would nothave sold the thousands of piecesthat we have. We simply callthe attention of tho people to itand its superior quality is appar-ent to tho customer directly a

piece of it is examined.

Printers ink has helped the saleof the James Locked Fence bntit would not have dones-s- if it hudbeen as flimsy as the or dimi' wirefence. First; the economy therois in building it recommendsit to tho plantation manager andthen its durability clinches thetho sale. If the stays and wash-

ers cost as much as an ordinaryredwood post our sales of thematerial would not have reachedsuch enormous proportions.

Our average salo of tho PansyIron Stove is about two a day the3ear round. If was not thebest iron stove on tho market wewould not sell that mam- - in sixmonths. Advertising is the tipto the public tho good points inthe article sells it just as tho goodqualities of tho Fischer SteelRange make it a desirable articlefor people Tvho wish to economisein the use of fuel.

We buy only what has provengood after people in the UnitedStates or Europe have given it atrial; we profit by their experinceif the articles are goood wo buyand sell them; if they are poorwo steer clear of them. Whenwe advertise an article it is to at-

tract attention to it; the news-paper is the button we push, thesalesman does the rest.

Persistent advertising coupledwith tho article being a superiorone has sold thousands- - of theFrank Walcot Emory File. If ihad been no beiter than an or-

dinary scythe stone we probabivwould not havssold twenty.When a man 5nds out that histable knives may be kept sharp atall times ai an expanse of fiftycents and a ven-- littlo olhowgrease helsqnite willing to trytne experiment. '

Hariware Co.

307 Fort'Street

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H. MAY & Co.,

Tea Dealers,Coffee

RoastersAXD

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ProvisionMerchants

OS Fort Street, Honolulu

Families, Plantations, and Ships

supplied with choicest

European & American Groceries

California Produce by Every iiSteamer. i

ocjsJsricSteamship :'--: Co

Time Talkie-,- . ,

LOCAL LLST15. --

'v.S. S. A.QSTRAXJGA,;

Arrive Honolulu Leave Honolulufrom S, F, ror S, F. "

Feb. 2i Mar. 31.Mar. 21 " Mar. 3. ;:.Apr. 21 Apr. 28.May 19 May. 20.June 1G J nne 28.

Through. - . -

From San Fran, for Sydney.Arrive Honolulu "

Alameda Mar liMariposa , Apr 12Mouowai May 10Alameda June 7'Mariposa T"dy 5Monowai Aug " 2tAlameda Aug 3J)Mariposa Sep 27".

Mouowai ". Out 25

'From Sydney for San Francisco.'

Leave Honolulu. -

Mariposa Mar 8Mouowai Apr 5Alameda l..May 3Mariposu May 31

J Mouowai Jane 23Alameda July 2G "

Mariposa. Aug 23Mouowai '. Sept 20vAlameda Oct IS

CALIFORNIA

Wine Company'107 FORT STREET

Mclnernv Block.

JOBBERS OF

WJljSTES, andSPIRITS

LABOR BUBEAU.

THE AMERICAN LEAGUEBogs loave to announce thatiihas established an EmploymentBureau in connection with thoAmerican League. We will bopleaseVl to furnish you with skil-led or unskilled labor withoutanv fee for tho ensninnc suchlabor.

The labor enrolled with us isof the following nationalities

American,Portuguese,Hawaiian.German,

And other European Nationalities

Begging leave to open a cor-respondence with yon ort thissubject,

We remain,Xonr obedient sarvants,

Tee American Leagcb Employment Bokeau.

2 Address all communications

to THEO. P. SEVERIN;I " Secretary.l mar2S-t- f. P. O. Bos 498.

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X13XE TVIBLEPJtDJl iXD AFTER JGXK I, 1532.

UJeprtMaKSEESS

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B B Dajj. p.. j-.- u r.u.

Lr TtoMteki.. .Sst 115 4jRi &H..00 2d felO ftJ9

AufWa SMi Mis... ,:Si 267 Sua 0:22

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'0 B B AA.M. AJI. P.. V.U.

LmmTbtmXm 8:21 lOsW 33 s42

LtfuPwfGitr....6;S5 lljie 4.-1-5 6:10AnirHonotU.... 730- - 115 4V (MS

A Saturday"

only.B Daily.0 Snndays excepted.D Saturdays excepted.

She gotomua (Dnlcmlar.

MAY 11, 1S94.

SalvJTiti W Tk Vr Si&Ioob's Pbasast J

lj 2 3 45 Sew Moon,

j!ii 9ij?i jj'ji nn.t Qn;ljLJJ?;.Ll'f, wuAZl- -

20 81 2 23! SJ, 25 2 . Ma)' 19- -

j ,Lst Quarter,27, 23) 2tt SO; 3lJ. I May 27.

Vessels in Port.

KAVAL VHJSBU3.

U S S PMbdripbia, Itaker.II IJ Jtl TnkfM&ibo, XomniH.Yokolmiaft.JI B M S ChampioB, Rooke, Ksquinmlt.

MKBCHA.VTilBX.

Aw ch Holtnas, Jobnton, l"t Blnkely.Am fcch Wm Bowden, Fjeretu, Shu FruuoiscoAm bk It T ltithet, Morrison, S F.Am Mies Btinr Morning Star, Garland.Snip Occidental, Mor, Coiunx, B C.Am sefcr Golden Shores Bernhohn, X S W.Am bktne Jane L Stanford, Xowcastle.Bk S C Allen, Thompson, San FmueiBeo.Itktne Mary Wiukleufctn. .Nissan, Sau F.Hav bk Lekhi, Neilson, Xanaiuio, B C.Am schr Slvtor, X 5 V.

Bkt Xewabov.Bkt Uobert .Sodden.Aw bkt S X Cwhtle, 5 F.Am eehr Helen X Kimball, Eureka.

. bk C D Bryunt, Torgnntien, San F.

Foreign Vessels Expected.

M. Htwkfeid (sld Sept 25) L'pool. Mar 25-- 31

Bktue KlikJtut Port Gamble May 5Am whr Stauford NSW May 10

AmbkJohnDTmllnntX S V May 20Q.i:OSSGdio....S F. -- .Tune 5Am bk Am v Turner... Xev Vork..Jnue 24

OiOSS IWrk: Sun Fran Jnly 3U SSMonowai Smi Fran.... May 10

OSS AMtrli Sim Fnin Mny 10

CASS Wurnuio . . . . Vancouver May 2.?

CASSArawa.. . . Sydney May .H

OSSMrtKA .. ..Sydney May 31

Gar bk J C Glade. .Liverpool Apr -10

Am bkt Discovery. ..Sau Fran Due

Foreign Mail Service.

Stoamships will loave for nd arrvefrom San Francisco and other foreignport, on or about the following dates,till tho.olose of 1SB4.

Lawn IIONOLOW DPK AT HONOLULU

10K 8.1N FKANlSbCO.iF.M. SAN FKANCbCO

OR. VANCOUVER. I OK VANCOUVER.

Warriwoo reb. 2S Arawa Feb. 23Aiwtmtifi Mar. 3 Australia Feb. 24Mariposa Mar. S Oceanic Mar. G

China Mar. 20 Alameda .... Mar. 15

AHBtntffit Mar. 31 Vamawo....Mtir. 23

Amwa April 1 Australia Mar. 24Mimovrfti Apr. 5 Maripoftt .... Apr. 12AttstcOiii Apr. 2$ China Apr. 17

W'animoo May 1 Aubtraba.... Apr. 21Akuneda May 3 Arawa April 23

yGi6e May 1 Moiwvrai.... May 10

Att)in May 2iS Australia.... May 19

Maiipo! ALy31 WamuMo....My 23

Aaw June 1 Aluueda June 7

Atrali.t June23 Autttralin Juno 16

MaBw....-Ju2SAraw- a June 23

WinimM Julv 1 Manpoa July 3Aastaaii Jaly21 Australia. . . . July 14

Alameda July 20 Wamwoo . . . July 23

Aw Aug. 1 Moaowai Aug. 2

ASM....Auk. VSAittah....Ang. 11

iUripo ....Awg.23Arnv,--a Aug. 23

Wmnoo....Sept. 1 Alamedn.... Aug. 30

Anstndia Sit. ISAustwKa Sept.SMwbwi..&t. 22 Warriuwo.. .Sept. 23

Ara Oct. 3 Maripoa Sowt. 27

Attstadia Oet. 10 Anbtraba OcL6Afeawda Oct. IS Aiuwa Oot. 23

Wniriwoo .... Xor. 1 Moaowai . . . .Oct. 25AikUmbh ...Xov. 10 Australia Xor. 3Mariposa . . . .Xor. 15 Alameda .... Xov. 29Aw& Dec. iWarrimoo.. .Xov.23Attgtndfe Do.S AnUulia.... .Dc.2MotMai ....Bee. 13Maripoa....Dc. 20Wdrrbiioo....Dc.;50ATao .Dc. 22

Uustralia Dc. 31

ART EXHIBITION.

B. HOWARD HITCHCOCK will

open nis Studio on Hotol Street, on

FRIDAY and SATURDAY, whon he

will haw ou Briubifcioa soma of his

latest work.

Albt intereet-e- in pictorial Art. a

cordially iavittl to vis-- t tire Studio and

iutspect.h!s work.

Entrance to Studio at Dr. Anderson's

Dental Parlors -

myl0-2t- a

LOGAL NEWS.

"Uncle Tom" at the matineetomorrow.

The borings at Pearl River barare in progress.

Waltor G. Smith still re-

tains his position as editor of theStar.

Grose-- nts and Hawaiis tomor-row afternoon at the Ttecrentiongrounds.

The shady bowers at SansSouci are thronged with lovers of"Waikiki.

The p. g, band will not play atthe baseball match tomorrowafternoon.

The missionaries m theLeague intend a coup in theclub- - election.

.New furniture and flooringhave been added to the attrac-tions of the Anchor.

Family wines of old age andpurity is the boast of ManagerBequa at the Empire.

Concert by the p. g band atEmma Square tomorrow after-noon, comtnQncing at 4 o'clock.

The clans of the fire-be- ll isnow rarely heard in the townInsurance agents are happy.

Mr. D. Howard Hitchcock willbo pleased to see visitors at hisatelier tomorrow morning and after-n-

oon.

A. TV. Bolster, the populaiphotographer, at the Aloha gallery. Fort street, is receivingdeserved patronage.

Don't omit getting tickets to

the trip to, and in and about,Paris, at Kawaiahao church minext Monday evening.

The Honolulu Cricket Clubmombers will meet at the old re

creation grounds for practice,tomorrow afternoon.

Kummel cocktails as concoct-

ed by Major Wolter's seem to bevery much appreciated by loversof a tasty mixed drink. '

A 'new vault has been orderedfor the Palace from tho DieboldSafe and Lock Co., of CantouOhio The price is to be S2 350.

"East Lynne," "Shaughran,"'"Mulcahey's visit" and "ThoCrushed Tragedian" will constitute next week's bill bv theDai lev Co.

Hon. Samuel Parker who wentto Hawaii this afternoon withthe remains of his son will returnto town with his family by thereturn of tbe Kinau.

Tho orchestra at last eveuing'sperformance at tho theatre wasled by Mr. W. B. Ash and per-

formance of the Hawaiian Quin-

tette Jr. was pleasing.

Tho breaking waves dash high,at full tide, on the sandy beachwhich lines the water front ofCol. Sherwood's comfortablebathing place at Long Branch.Cars pass tho door.

"Well, well! notwithstanding alltho Portuguese band-playi- ng amiSunday ritle-shooti- ng- and thepull of the League, the SundayBill has been indefinitely post-

poned. The Star will screamwith anger.

Boat-buildin- g, especial!)- - race-bo- at

bnilding is an industry whichshould be. able to succeed in thiscommunity, especially whenracing niay bo engaged in theyear round. Mr. TV. Ingato Balla very capable boat-build-er, and 1

BASEBALL W.

The second game of baseball,of the nnmber scheduled for theseason of 1391, will take placetomorrow afternoon at the Recr-

eation-grounds, game beingcalled promptly at 3:30 o'clock.The competing teams on thisoccasion will be nines from theHawaii's and the favorite Cres-cents; the names of the playereand their positions being asfollows, the nnmbera indicatingtbeir butierv order:

CRESCENTS Posifoas HAWAIIS

3 D. Ross fndbase Thompson 7

5 Angus P-- Ahi.i 51 W. Wilder L.Hart 0

7 r. Liens 1st base Willis 1

9 J. Carter c. f. Cnpid 65 P.. Baker c. Pryce 44 McN'ichol l.f. E.Holt 36 H. Wilder r.f. G. Rosa 2

2 P. Lisbman 3rd base G. Clark S

The Schedule.

Baseball Gam?;, &ason 1894.

May 12 Hawaii vs. CredentMay 10 Orescent vs. Kamelumieh.iMay 20 Kaaiehameba vs". HawaiiMay 30 Crescent vs. KaniehauieliaJune 2 Hawaii vs. CrescentJune 9 Crescent vs. KameharaehaJu ne 10 Kamehaineha v. HawaiiJnne23 Hawaii vs. CrescentJ u ne 30 Cra-icen- t vs. Kameha me haJuly 4 Knmehameha vs. HawwiJnly 7 - Hawaii vs. Cre-en- t

July It Crescent vs. KnmehaniehaJ-'l- 21 Kimehnmeha vs. HawaiiJuly 2.1 Hawaii v. CrescentAug. 4 Crescent vs. Kaniehameh.1Aug. 1 1... , Kamehameha vs. HawaiiAug. IS Hawaii vs. CrescentAug. 23 Crescent vs. KamehamehaSept. 1 Kamehameha vs. HawaiiSept. S Hawaii vs. CrescentSept. 15 Crescent vs. Kamehameha

Art Exhibition.

The studio of Mr. D. HowardHitchcock has been thrown openfor public inspection during thopast few days and the invitationcordially extended by this wellknown Hawaiian artist has beentaken advantage of by a numberof ladies and gentlemen includ-

ing residents .and tourists. Thoexhibition is "eutirely of theartist's own handiwork as shownin finished sketches and studiesof views in gay Paris, landscapeviews of choice bits of Hawaiianscenery and interesting reproduc-tions of the ever-changin- g condi-

tion of Hawaii's heritage, thepalace of Madame Pole, theactive volcano of Kilauej. Apleasurable opportunity is givenfor lovers of art to visit the studiotomorrow and on Monday.Several of his pictnres have already been spoken for by pleasedpatrons.

At the Theatre.

Tho "comedy-dram- a" of MayBlossom was presented by theDailey Co., last evening at theOpera House to one of the smallestaudiences of the season. Thotage .sotting was good but there

was a lack of brigtness in themovement of tho play whichcoiled "its fangs" of coldnessabout the sympathies of the aud-

ience and induced a noticeablelack of appreciation of the wealthof diamonds which the littlefisher-maid- en and some of thefisher-m- en somewhat inconsis-tently displayed. Miss Nannaryspoke her lines with feeling andshowed an intimate knowledgewith the text. Mr Yinti'n sup-pressed his histrionic qmlttiesinthe endeavor to play a charactermuch beneath his captbilities.Little Lena TVolters spoke herlines well and had good presence.In the other characters Mr. Con-

nors, Mrs Bates, Mr. Snow Mr.Bennett Miss Gene Nannary andMis Gassman attracted attentionin the order uamed. Followingwis the cast:Steve Harland Darrell VintonRichard Asncrof t 3Iortiiaer SnowUncle Brt!ett ....... "...Wm. BennettTorn Blissoa....... .Chas. ConnerOwen Hathaway W. B. DailayPets CGeneriere XaanaryMay Bloisoai . May XaansryAunt Deborah Mis. F. M. Bates

ilillie ". Josephias GassaanLittle Mav Lena Welter

who has received a gold medal!for his work, is about to engage! The contributors to the Histo-i-n

business here4 his shop beingirical- - Society object to theirlocated on Palace Walk opposite j non-cont- rol of the pay of the

Gone' Home,

The remains of John P. Parkerwere taken br the Kinau thisafternoon to Waimea, Hawaii,where they will be interred inthe family vault at Mana Afuneral service was held yester-day afternoon at the family resi-dence where a large number offriends gathered to show the de-

ceased their last respect. Thej most beautiful floral decorationshad been constantly sent in sincethe death of the young man, andthe display of flowers has rarelybeen equalled here. The widowand infant, Mrs. Hanai Parker,Hon. Samuel and Mrs. Parker,and the Misses Parker departedby the Kinau to be present atthe funeral on Hawaii.

Uncle Tom's Cabin is billedfor tomorrow evening at theOpera House.

If it does not rain there mavbe a battallion drill, this evening,on Palace Square.

"Billy" Patterson instead ofbeing hit, struck somebody elsebut the p. g. prosecution againsthim has been nol pros'd.

The 'Tiser has had the scienceC?) of "Miscroscopy" advertisedfor some time back, but of latehave come down to plain ordi-nary; "Microscopy." "Miscros-cope- s"

are yet on hand.

The concert given by thoHawaiian National Band, at theHawaiian Hotel last evening wasa most enjoyable performance andwas listoned to throughout' bythe usual large audience.

The " Eagle House"

The Lease and the GoodWill of this Favorite k

Family Hotel.

THERE ARE FOUR DETA-CHED Cottages annexed to theHotel suitable fir private families.

The main building contains 20Bed Rooms largo Dining Room.Parlor, etc. The furniture is allelegint and in g.iod condition.

The Grounds are beautifully laidout in Trees, Flowers, Ferns, andot'ier Pin tits.

This business can be brought ata b.irgiin on easy terms as to payment.

jSF"Apply toT. E- - KROUSE.

Arlington Hotel office,may 9-l- wk.

JDora Lamb.Notary Public, Stenographer

and Typewriter.

Office with J. A. Ma goon Hono-lulu Hale, Merchant Street.

may 9-- tf.

Dancing,MADAME EDWABDE

will have a Cla for Adults fr m 7 to9 v. m. on iIOXDAYS and THURSDAYSat the ARIOX HALL, commencing Mav7th.

Terms pr month $6 for Gent, $4 forLadirs Children's Class at 3 p. it. onFRIDAYS.

Residence Eagle nonse.mav5-l-w

Empire Saloon,South-Eas- t Corner

v

Nuuanu and Hotel Streets.

Choice 7ines,

Liquors CigarsA Splendid Assortment of

'froJlTED FAPILY WiHes

'fbrf ? Sherry. 23 YearS old.

B. N. RE03UE,niy53ui .Manager

THOMAS LINDSAXManufacturing Jeweler and

iracSmaJbr,

Mclaeray Block, 405 Tort, Sit. HosoW

LMPOBTEBS AND DEALERS IXG-rocerie- s,

ProvisionsAXD

ITeed, -- '

EAST.CORXER FORT & KLXGlSTS.

New Goods RecoilBy every Packet from the Eastern States and Earope.

Fresh California Produce by every stoamor.All orders faithfully attended to, and Goods delivered Uk

any part of the city FREE OF CHARGE.Island Orders Solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Post

Office Box Xo 145. Telephone No. 92.

Tl-rSTTI--I

Annua! Meeting!"OF THE--

Jockey Club.

JME 11, 1894

Official ProgTcimnie

ir Races to Commenceat 10 a. vi. Sharp.

1st BICYCLE RACE.

Prize Sliver Medal; 1 miledash. Free for all. -

2 HAWAII PLATE ?

Running'Race; I mile dash.Free for all.

3 HONOLULU PLATE $

Trottins and lYcin. t..

Harness; 1.40 class Free forall. Mile heats; best'2 in 3

4 OCEANIC s.s ccs cup:$ADDED.

Running Race; 1 miie dash.For Hawaiian bred.

5 PRESIDENT NIEMANN'SCUP,."? .ADDED.

Running Race; 14 11 i'e dash.Free for all.

6 KAPJOLANIj PARKPLATE?

Trotting and Pacing;class. Free for all. Milt-neat- ;

best 2 in o. Pacers to

Eo to road cart. -- .

7 KALAKAUA PLATE

Trotting Race; 4 mile uashFor Hawaiian bred.

S KAUAI PLATE $

Running Race; 14 mile dish.For Hawaiian bred.

9 JOCKEY CLUB PLATE $

Trotting and Pacing, to harnessFree for all. Mile heats; best3 in 5.

r-- -- ROSITA CHALLENCECUP,? ADDED.

Running Rice: 1 iriile dash.Free for all. Winner to bestrecord of Angie A, 1:454.

11 KAMEHAMEHA PLATE $--Trotting and Pacing. toharnes?. For Hawaiian bred;mile heats; bet 2 in 3.

12 PONY RACE

Running Race mile dash.For Hawaiian bred Ponies; 14

hands and under: catch we?rht.

13 MAUI PLATE $ 'Trotting and Pacing, to harnes?3 minute class. For Hawaiianbred. Mile heats; best 2 in 3.

All entries are to b? madewith the Secretary, at the ottice ofC. O. Burger, on Merchant Street,before 2 i m Wednesday, Jane 6th,16U4, at which time they will close.Entry fees to be 10 per cent, ot tbelurse. unless otherwise specified.

jf2F"AH races are to be rnn ortrotted under the rales of the Joe--kevClob. . '

"All hors S3 jxj expected

start unless withdrawn by t; o'clock neou. on June 9th, 1S94.

All horses urn? appear onat the tap of tk felt

from the Jnrigns stnod; otiMfwlBt

thev will be fined.

Giwtnl wMwaxian .'...) tkiGmari stand xtu MmamtautiCarriage itigidc of mm web jMUQaarterstMttk hadgte ..$M0

Seoretiry Htwaima Jockey Club,may 10 2 wks dly

HAWAIIAN OPERA QOOGSB

Lust Tkroo Weeks )

-- DAiLEY'S.

Stock Company

The Reigning-Favorlia- a II

THURSDAY ETEXTWG;Belasco's Grcnt Comedy

Success.

"May Blossom'SATURDAY MATWEB

and EVENING

"lnde Tom's Cabin"

Prices 50c, 75c and $1, Forsale at L. J. Levey's rooms',corner Fort and Queen sfcs.

Mhv7-I- w

BRUCE & A. J. CARTWRICHT

DiMines of a Fiduciary Xtar Transacted.

Prompt attention given to theof Estate. G iHcdkfihtK, Tmta.

eta., ., .Ojfum, : CkirlwiykiBmUviiy,

MBrekutStet. HomMm.

. dajnt. ivsro:srsDtfCIHQ CLASSES

Mj-- t at Aron Htll vo.,yTUESDAY nd FRIDAY TU-NINGS, at 7 O'clock. Also, cmevery Satikdat AmuSocs at2 O'clock.

Tuition, 25 cants bvc eoh Lesion, antl stiti5tactiongir.ntaed.or no charges made.

joiyS-- if

Capt. Wm. Davies,INTER-ISLAN- D PILOT

Any Port; or Landixig in flie ,

Ha-aiia- ii Islancls.Inquire at ofEca of J. S. W4LXE& 6T4r

Spreckela Buk.fab i'S.

TOLET.KICE COTTAGE COXTAIXIX&h parlor, dininc-roon- i. threebeurcoms.

kitchen etc with e and rure'vurd.situated on School Street opwrto. torStreet School ia for rent, at a veryreasonable fii,are to the r.ght partji

1 Apply oa the xuvrnises toMRS. STEWARD.

t ay 2 lwk

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iCinrii?e Saloon,JAMES OLDS, Peopriitoe.

Fine Wineg, Liquofft Beep",

ALWAYS ON HAM).

Corner Xcaaaa and Hotel Streets

2eSfT:lefM Stl. Fast OSee Box 107

E4blished 1SG3

Pioneer Steam Candy

FACTOxYBACKER! art ICE CREAM PARLOiS

F. HORK, Proprietor.

Wedding and BirthdayCukes to Order.

Fancy Bread and GuavuJelly.

Factory ami Siw, - No. 71 IvingStreet. Both Telephones 74

Criterion Saloon

PFR AUSTRALIA,

another Invoice of the celebratedJOHN tVEILAHD ,

fALi

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BEER.

Also, a Fhesh Invoice of

3!L!lFEMfli

OYSTERFOB- -

cocktailsL. H. DEE,

Proprietor.

Sans SpiiciHQTEL,

WAIKJKJ, HONOLULU.

t y '- rA- - itfm TiarcdNfesSfe

First-Cla- ss Accommoda-

tions for

rourists and Island- Guests

SUPERIOR BATHIHG FAGIUTJBS.

rhvate Cottages for Families.

T. A. SU1PSOH. ,

Manager.

CjEEEAjP

FU3RNITURE I

YM WAT & Ce,Corner of King and Bethel

Sts., Honolulu,Offer a large assortment of fine

and desirable

A'hicli they sell at a very low fig-

ure. Bedsteads, Bureaus, 2TeatSafes, "Wardrobes, etc., at pricesto suit everybody.

Call tnd "inspect for yourselves.

mar 12 YINGFAT.&CO.

(ill ' U.'T'nnti

WM. DAVIES,

Stevedore axd

"Wrecker.ESTIMATES AXD CONTRACTS ON

ALL KINDS OF WORK.

The Schoooner MAHIaLAHI,will raa regularly betxeon thU port andWaMlaw, Kau-mkfljy- Mokuleia, Kea-xenu- i

and Kniki on the island of Oahn.CsForPreight, etc , apply to the Captain.

Inquire at OlBce of J. S.Walker, over Spreckels' Bank,or Wright Bros Fort Street

W Ifi-- tf

LongBranch

BATHINGEstablishment.

This First-clas- s Bathing Besorthas been enlarged and is nowopen to the public. It is thebest place on the islands to enjoya bath and there is no betterplace to lay off. Special accom-

modations for Ladies. Tramcarspass the door every half hour andon Saturdays and Sundays everfifteen minutes.

C. J., SHERWOODProprietor.

DAI HIPPOSHotel street (Arlington Block.)

The above Store hns received anotherSplendid Inoice of

Japanese Silk,Fancy Goods,

Per S.S. "China."

cojirr.isu.- G-

BEAUTIFUL 5SILK

DAN CRAPE,

Dress Goods in all sbf (!e, plain and figured.Cushions, Table Covers,

Bed Cover, GownsChemises, Shawls.

Silk Crape Rainbow Silks,

All Colors Fancy Draperies,

EMBROIDERED

HAMEROHEFS,

Doillies, Scarfs SashesJackets, d pa. Etc., Etc.

NOVELTIES:The Prices of these Goods will astonish you

including

ELEGANT SHK KIMONOS!

Handsome Cigarette Cases,Pin Cushions,

Silk Tea Cosaiea,

URGE A'D S3IAL1. JIF1AESE HUGS

Silk Umbrellas, li?ht but stroDg;'Chair Saddles. Silk;Bamboo Blinds, fitted with pulleysSilk Lamp Shade, new style.

J.rANESESCREEN"5,From $3 Cp.

LARGE JlUlXESE UUDRELLlS

J3 Can be Set vita Pole In the groundnice for Picnics or L'mches out of doors,they can bd opened oct or used as a tent.

COTTON CRAPESIX GREAT VARIETY

EjTInspecdon Respectfally Invited.

MRS. J. P-- P. COLLACO,Proprietress.

AprlC-S- ms

W.S.LUCE"Wine and Spirit

IVifercliaiitCampbell Fin-pro- of Block,

MEBGHAST ST. . HONOLULU.

Tt'TM

InsurancelN otices.

Fire, Life & MarineINSURANCE.

TTA-RTFQ-RT-) FIRE INSURANCE CO.;

Assets, $ 7,109,825.49

LONDON LANCASHIRE FIRE INS. CO.,

Assets, $ 4,317,052.00

THAMES lERSEY MAMNE INS. CO.,

t Assets, $ 6,124,057.00

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.,f Assets, $137,499,19S.99

General Aent for the Hawaiian Islands, Honolulu

1 FIRE &

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MARINE.

TEE UNDERSIGNED IS AUTHORIZED

TO TAKE FIRE, a.vd MARINE RISKS ON

Buildino-s- , Merchandise,Hulls, Cargoes,pi Freights and

CommissionsAT CURRENT RATES, IN THE FOLLOWING

',. - COMPANIES, viz:

Royal Insurance Company,

Alliance Assurance Fire and Marine, London

'Wilhelma of Mudgeuurg General Insurance Co

Sun Insurance Company, - San Francisco

.T. &."VAjr..TJ23ZL9Accent for Hawaiian Islands.

Telephones:

Bell 351Mutual 4 17

E. B. THOMAS,

MB5?MjmT IJ9L MyWBfiUSltP ilf r'lW 5 r ?! K'W

Liverpool

Residence:Mutual 410

P. O. Box 117

OF

WOODEN BDILDIG

iGtdifoxnia and Monterey Sand,

and Blocks, etc. etc.

Corner King 5t Smith Sts.

iOSce a to xa M.,XtOfP f.

CONTRACTOR and BUILDER

Estimates Griven on AJLLZKiads

BRICK, IRON, STONE

All Kinds of Jobbing in the Building Trade,

Attended to.

Bries, lame, Cement, Iron Stone Pipe and Fittings,

Old & New Corrugated Iron, Minton Tilea,

Qaari3r'TiIe3 asspried sizes and colors;

Granite Curbing

Hours,

Rational tan WoulpQCEX SlBEET,

Between Alakea & Eichard StSi

THE UXDEKSIG"ED a:e prepired tanli kinds ef

Iron Brass, Eroszs, Ziac;Tin &sd Lod Casting. Ata

General Eepair Sbop for Sie&m Esgiaes,KiceiniLs OdraMrik,

Water Wfeofc, Wrf Mffls, et.Machines for the Oeaata of CoSec,

Castor Oite, Bias. Baarfe, SkaL,

Pin(ppd Leaves & otlwr FflKass Pfaats,Aad Papar Sac

ALo Mcahiss for Estnustiag Staroh freathe llanioe, Arrow Itoot, etc.

CP AH Onkss proptIy attaMiwl .

WHITE, RITMAN dl CO.

THB

iwi$i oboI -:-- Gov

OFFICIAL LIST OF MBaI

BERS AND LOCATION'"OF BOREA03. '

RxjtcoTnm ConxctL.a B.Oo),Iij(ilmtirftiProvMOMrtCNrci

mnc of Ota Kvaiian IsUadi, MMl mmbitrot Flareixa Atbiis.

J. A. Ktac, Minister 4 the Inttrtnr.S. M. DtUMto, xinWwof Fimtae.y. O. SmlU, AUcrnv-nent- l.

AsriaMtr CosciL.W. a W!klr, Vteo-i'reWe- of the rztrriiUtmnl

GoramBMBt of tb riawailan UUnd'.C. nolle, Ate SmetoUuCil Hrown, K.D.T6my.John Xom, VC. F. Alton,

" n. IIWKT WtMWM,James F. Morgan A.ViKU. d'hr, F. M. Ha:Jo. P. Menttone.Ctms. T. Rodger. 5crUrj Sx. a a Atfv

Couitelh.

Stpsemr Court.

.Hon. A. F. Jn.W. Chitl Insttee.Hon. R. F. Itiekertou. Hr--t ANoebte Jwt.(ou. W. F. Ftr. Second AoeMo Josrte.Honry Swlth. Cntef Clert.Geo. Ltio , Deputy Clerk.C. F. I'dtenia,foint I)epitt- - Ctett.J. Wsltar Jotter, Stoaograpbtr.

CtECDrr JrjDGBS.

Second CfrcilU: (MnD A. N. Koan(fai.Taiiiiand ftourtti Cireaits. (HwA)S. L. AustinFifth Clroult: fKanrti) J. Hardy.

OlSee and Court roAm in Court lions?,KIbf street. SUUnv; fa Honotnlo Tn antMonday in February, May, Angntt and Xtrem.Wr.

DSRAKIMRNT orFORJSWN AFUIK.

Oiacein Capttnl ItoikUnfr, Kin? strfdt. HtsExefey Sanfonl a. Dow, jiliUMor of FoMrgnAflWfri.

Geo. a Potter, Secret ry.W . Houee Wrlshr, Lwoet Hart, Chirks.

Dejurtmsstof Interior- -

Office In Executhe Building, Kins street.

Ills Excelloncr J. A. Ktog, JIlnMer oJ Interior.Chief dors, John A. Hms oper.AsjisUat Clerks: Juines If. BojnJ, M. K. Keobo-takx- e.

SMifilten Mobanln, Goorgo C. RoaEdward b. Boyd.

Bureau or Asbicdltcre ao FOebstrt. ,

Pre?ldent: His Hxcelleoer too Minister atInterior. Wat. G Irwin. Allan Jlerbort,John tna. Joseph Mandcn, CoMalsionerand Secretary.

CUlZrS OF UOBEAUs, LSTERJOK DBrARTXEXT,

Surreyor-Genera- l, W. D. Alxmlr.Supt. 1'uW e Wort, W. K. JtoMoluSopt. Water Works, Audretr Brourn.Inspector, Ktoetrle Ujcnu, John OmUi". ,

rr ( C uveTanece, T. G. Throjn.KoMliuperr1or,II noluta. W. II Cwnmllgf.Chief Engiiwcr Fire lept.. Jac II. Knnt.Supt. Itmine Asylum, Dr. A. MeWayn.

DEFAKT3CBST OF FIX i.VCt.

OOec, ExeenUre Building, KInfr street,

Minister of Finance, His Bxeononojr S-- MI)raon.

Awiltnr-Genera- l, Gor? J. Re.Reektrr of Aetannto. W. G. Anlr.Cleric A Ptnaiice UOoe, E. A. MtlatmrCoheetor-Geoem- l of Cottoni, J t. B. Ciutle.Tx Assessor, Utno, J iw. Si.tr.Uepoty Tax A.r. W. C. Weealon.I'itaster-Genout- , J. Mort Out,

Cct-ro-xj Xciuun. hOScc, CcjtOHi Howe. Ejlanad, Port. tret. '

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Cottecterenersl. Js. B Cnstle. tDepotrbUectar F. H. Mccloofcor.HarboniMMer, Caoula A. Fnilae.Port SorToyor, Jf. y Stndezs. ,

Storekeeper, George C Stratunteyar.

3)rFAETXEXX OF AlTOCSET-GCXEtJl- I.-

OSee In Exeontrre Ba&lianrr ? Mreet- -

AUorney-Geoera- l, W. O. SanttfeDeputy AMOf noyXJaneral, O. ft. WUnor. MOext,J.3I.KeH.Macsnai. E. G. IUtoneooS.Clerk to M.rsnal, II. M. Dfwr.Deputy Manftal, Arthur . Bm-arn- .

Jaltor O.hu Prton, J. A. Iw.lrioa Phydeiui, Or. a B. Coaper. I

1 Boa to or baaetuTiwc,k

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PrisKlont, lb ExwDeaeff .V.K"n.Member ot the Hoard of unafcralte: J.

tioa. J. B. AlhtsMa, J . iTCdHa, JlOf. A vS. dtirn, JanMd G. Staeac, Mart P.KoWos.

Seoreury, Wrayljter.

;boas3 or lixjusK.

OSce la sronndsof Oatut flenw Bnrldlnj,comer of Jliltttst and Quote strooti.

Members: Dr.Iajr.Dr.Mlner, Or.Aadrci,JtT.Wateraooxf Jr., John B, Tfceo. i LarulagaaJAJtaraey-Gooer- al s'mKh.

Preshlent Hon. W. O seaith.Secretary-Ch- as. Wtkox.

1ExesutireOSeer-aB.FTBo- Ms.

Inspector d JUaaeroI Girtsase Serrice L.L La. Pierre.

Icspectar-- G- W. C. Jones.Fori Paysiiiai, Ir.G. B. ABdre.Disp..-a4ir- Dr. II. W. Howard.Leper tsrueaiedt, Dr. K. K. OrtTer.

or ESOCITIO.T.

Court tloaia Bs&ltaj, Slusireet.Prerideat, Won. C R.BUs9p.Secreury, W. JassesSntlta.Inspector cf Srftou', A. T. Attfawc

DamacrCocEt.

Police StiUoa BnlMlns, JferciaaSJitxcetA .X.Boberton.Magfstr'.Jass A. Tbdspeos, Claii

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