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Once upon a time in the longagor-- at least that is the way allfairy ttles begin, and as this is afairy tale, we suppose it mustbegin that way, although, we arenot sure of the chronological acc-uracy of the statement therewas an Eastern city of groatrenown in the production of sugar,mosquitoes, and rogues. Nowin this city there dwelt two war-ring sects variously described asthe Mish Nayree3 and the AntiMish Nayrees. At the time, ourtale begins the Mish Nayrees,otherwise, Beni Stevens or sonsof well Mish Nayrees hadtheir foes the Anti Mish Nayreesby means of foreign assistancewrested the power from, andgoverned their foes with a heavyhand that is heavy with goldwrung from the plundered tax-payers who were all of the AntiMish Nayree sect, and objectedstrongly to thoir hard-earne- dmoney going into the ponche3and stomachs of the chief . saintsof the Mish Nayrees and their

foroign mercenaries. Butthis is by the way. Now in theformer days when the Mish Nay-rees wore out of power and place,their scrib&s and pharisecs butespecially their scribos had railed and wept exceedingly sore,and declared that tho GrandMufti of the police was a rogue,aud his department a don ofthieves and robbers, and that itwas a scandal to all good religionand government, and when byfraud and violence the' had sneceeded in ousting the Anti MishNayreas their scribes publiclyrejoiced and wrote long articlesto sliow that now tho blessing ofHeaven bad descended on thenation, and that the Grand Mnftiand the police department woaldbe pure as thev Angels of Godalso much moro frequently visiblethan they when on duty. Butstrange as it may seem tho firsttwo Grand Muftis proved them-selves so nnfitted for associationwith the Chief Pharisees of theMish Nayrees that they retiredspeedily and joined the ranks ofthe Anti-Mis- h Nayrees, and thescribes once more rejoiced andhowled, and wrote long screedsto prove that there was "but oneTV. O. S. (Wily old scoundrel)and E-G.- (ever green humbug)was his prophet, and the onlyone he&venborn Grand Mufti inth Nation. For had ho notgained much shskelsaRd- - praiseby succeeding in his own provincein exterminating the IiqnortratHcby driving fro as one district toasother and back sgaia, oftene&oagjh" k bo able to give higk-rewards

to hk informers andspies, susd yeti tks sa&saer oftfee jLwi ' jftayrees wita everypeesBiaxily profitable vica- - sot(ketroy it so tierly-Uu- t it woaldift 'losger HmplQagra iaA

ckiiyiBg witiP-ii- , wlsihl -- at thetlnw drxwiag is the nui

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Miih Nayrees manner good fatpay for suppressing it, and

it was done. And thenew ttrand Aluui whoselocks were of crimson hue in--caruadino mingled with thowhite of a purity which had uotbeen sullied "by contact withthe rogues and thieves, liars andswindlers, opium-boodle- rs audextortioners, bribe-take- rs and

with whom ho sur.rounded himself as his assistants,said to himself now shall wohave that pure and holy city theMish Nayroos desire this to bo.No scribe shall ever bo able toscandalize this departmenf undstraightway his subordinatesrobbed the opium of tho govern-ment stored in a strong room inhis office under his nose. Thenheld ho his hands in horror andsaid, "Be chesm? on my head beill I will guard this opium nomore. If tho anti-Mis- h NayreoGrand Mufti could do it for twoyears all right. It is not thobusiness of tho polico to guardanythiag. I won't. My followersare too smart." So tho remaind-er was removed to another placowhere neither thieves nor police-men break in and steal, but onlyCustom officers. And straight-way tho scribes of the MishNayree party wrote long andtediously to prove, .that these.sons of guns of policemou (onwhose heads bo dirt,) who stolethe opium wore anti-Mis- h Nayreeemissaries in disguiso aud plot-ted this to bring disgrace ontho holy and pnre administra-tion of tho Mish Nayrees. Audso tho tale wont on. Tho MishNayreo police department wonton bribes were taken, moro weroextorted, criminals wero seldomdetected or caught, when detoctedand if caught they generallyescaped from custody,women wero decoyed into grat:-fyin- g

the passions of policouienand then arrested for so doing,fAlsa nlots wore hatched and innocent men imprisoned.

And the abottors and actors' inthese strange things wero upheldby the Mish Nayreo Grand Mufti,and weie not dismissed in ignom-iny, but if public opinion was toostrong, and the act too glaring.the offender was noi pros a .so asnot to cause scandal by any un-due public revelations. AndMish Nayrees and Anti MishNayrees alike held up theirhands in awo and said, "trulygreat is W. 0. S. and E. G. S.is his prophet indeed. Wonder-ful indeed are their ways, andgreat is the renown they bring tothe Mish Nayrees and thisnation. How long? O Lord!how longf

Xet, one day to this city therearrived a mighty vessel withmuch wealth and produce ofother nations to barter for thesagar aad aiosquitoee aad rogues,which were the prodece of the'nation. And on board, of herthere abode one skilled ia wetalsad Bsachiaerr, and fie badVitahba sKisdry &se awtal boles ofbraes (like aaio thai ia thecheeks o the great Vf O. S. aadkm prophet) to ' the amaiber of

I CoHtiased oa foarth pg.)

llmvmi C5PROGRESS.

' z Righteousness.

HONOLULU, OCT. 14, 1S93.

TOPICS OF THE DAY.

' The letter which. Chief Justiceyuuu wrote to Mr. jiicArtour 01tbo JVoy liudgd and which wo

,' published last week has created a"great deal of comment It

. v, :bas proven to tho countrythat the head of theJudiciary Department is activelyengaged in politics, and it isgenontlly admitted that such a"fact is unparalleled in any civi-lized country. Even in the Unit-ed States, the most politically cor-rupt country known, we neverhear of a Supremo Judge doing

' politic 1 work and signing therolls of political organizations. AJudge should bo abovo suspicion.But who can believe in tho im-partiality uud integrity of aJudge, who, iu tho men who mustappoar before him rocognizes poli-tical friends or political foes. Inn certain way it is to bo regrettedthat tho trno position and senti-ments of tho Chief Justice havebecome known, because, it isvory unfortunate for tho countrythat doubts should arise as totho fairness of our highest courtof Justice. On the other hand,it is perhaps woll that our oyeshave been openod. "When theday of reconstructing tho govern-ment horo arrives, there will nolonger bo any doubt of what is to"bo dono to confidencein tho Supremo Court. ;

And now tho Star dosires toship Mr. Dole off to "Washington."What ho is going to do thero isunoxplatncd, oxcopt that ho is tocall Nordhoff a liar withoutproving it, though, nnd thou'compote with other "Ambassa-dors", in diplomncy. By allmoans let him go. If Messrs.Thurston, Alexander, Oleson,Hastings and. even tho janitor aronot enough to look after tho iuterest of Hawaii and xnoro especiallyof tho annexation club, why shipof! some moro. Send D le,and theeditors of the Star and the Ad-vertiser (not in the same vesselthough), send Dr. Rodgersaud thopilots (not at night) send themono and all -- nud let them stayihoro for good.

"What in tho namo of heavenis Mr, Dole going to accomplishwhich cannot bo dono by Thurs-ton and ; Company. Therohave been forwarded, from heroabout a dozen men as commission-ers aad ministers and envoys andsecretaries and despatch bearersand God knows what and thopieces of then have all beeugathered up and shipped back inbaskets and nothing has overbeon accomplished. Mr. Tharston has spent his im& m Chicagoor he speeded off to SaaJb rancisco to attend to another jditfio museum. Major Hastingsdeparted for Maine presumablygetting tired of sh&kiag handswith leading senators ad inter-viewing GrMsliam . ad finallytho Professor !'foi Joat" soareTrhere and as oatio is tdt I

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of hitn in Washington papers helias presumably' not materialized.

H.Mr. Dole needs the -- tripabroad for his health well andeood. All we can say h; that thecountrv should not bo made topay his travelling expenses. Lotthe annexation club " with itsBine-tent- h of all the wealth inHawaii (according to Thurston)dig up tho spondulicks andpension off Mr. Dole. To burdentho treasury, already overburden-ed, with now. calls for salariesand fees and incidentals

more junketing expeditions apparently to furthera lost cause, but virtually toprovide sinecures for tho petswho need a change of air andscenery is an outrage againstwhich every decent man andevery honest meaning citizenshould protest .

Grave complaints are constantreaching us from the Fish Mar-ket in regard :to the condition oftho place' and the lack of cleani-les- s.

A placo where food is soldshould certainly bo kept in sucha shape that all reasonable sani-tary demands aro attended to.The Board of Health should.lookinto tho matter and if the clerkof tho market does not feel in-clined to attend to his duties .heshould bo romoved. The FishMarket in itself is a disgrace tothe community, but the condi-tion of it is worse to-da- y than everbefore.

A NEW DODGE !

The Advertiser editor presuma-bly acting under instructions fromheadquarters will to-da- y mail thefollowing blank to different citizensand try to got them to publiclystate their jiolitical views andsentiments. We do not believethat anybody will take notice ofthe "artful dodger" whoso gigilnticbrain controls the Advertiser, butit.maybe of interest to watch theresults. By the way we didn'tthink that anybody who is againstannexation was entitled to anopinion according to Johnstoneand the Club. Evidently, a changehas come over the dreams of ourLords and Rulers.

Honolulu, H I. Oct. 14th, 1S93.Dear Sir:

It is the wish of the "Adver-tiser" to get for publication a shortopinion on the Political questionnow pnramount.to all otners frommembers of all parties. Would youkindly fill out the following blankand send it to this office, addressedto tho Editor of the Advertiser?Please limit yourself to onohundreds words. .

f am a Royalist.I am in Annexationist

( favor a Republic(Draw a line through the two

parties that you do not favor.) Forthe following reasons:

.Signed.

There is rumors about a freshopium scandal. This time the'staff' has been handled in Ka-hula- i.

The report indicates thatthe ring fell oataad that an ir-teree-

ami important partyrobbed his partner asd stole thedop hiwel.; We shall givesows farther particulars in ouraaxt ieese about this latest i&-sU-so

the parity and hoaeeiyt the aaa-xatio- akt o&ckk.

Fuss and Feathers.

' Captain Barker and the ofacersof the U.S.F. S. Philadelphiacalled on President Dole yester-day forenoon. Notwithstandingthe Shir's statemenf that the callwas simply a friendly and informal one, the President was attended on this occasion by sevenofficers of the military, two ofhis colleagues in theCabinet, threemembers of the Advisory Council,and a Star reporter. Ail of theattendents were clothed in theirbest. Two Companies of armedmen wero drawn, up in line infront of tho Palace building (Oh!what desecration) to dp tho niilitary honors.

The visitors arrived and left allinsido of fifteen minutes. As theoccasion did not require nnyspeech-makin- g that part of theceremony ras dispensed with.

The honors accorded to theNaval visitors yesterday, werothose which ore due to personsof higher rank. That "officialetiquette had been moro thancomplied with (vide Star) wasnot the fault of the visitors, butshows what asses the presentMilitarv Authorities "can niako "ofthemselves.

NOTES FROM THE OUTSIDE.

Speeches were dispensed with.Minister Damon .did not honor

tho occasion.The soldiers wore new clothes.Dr. Rodgers looked glutinous

suspended from his sword.Major Potter was simply im-nens- e

in his Acrobatic feats keeping out of" the way' of hissword.

Two Councilmen unaccustomedto such functions scootedajvay as soon as possible.

Some of tho "revolutions" per-formed by the two Companieson duty wero said to be fino.

Major McLeod put the two Com-panies through a "drill.

THE PRESIDENT OF THE,PROVISIONAL GOVERN-

MENT, VISITS THEU. S. F. S. PHILA-

DELPHIA.-

U recelied w!th Rojal Honorswith n of the Manningof Yards.

President Dole, Minister ofForeign Affairs of the ProvisionalGovernment, visited tho TJ. S. F.S. Philadelphia at eleven o'clockthis . forenoon. Tho AttorneyGeneral was also ono of the party.Tho President was attendedon this occasion by four militaiyofiicials. Tho dazzling appear-ance of the present military attaches outshined those who overserved under the Monarchy.

And yet these are the peoplewho cried down the "pomp andshow" of tho Monarchv.

The Hawaiian Army (I) is tobe marched out to-da- y. for anairing and to .show the, new uni-forms which tho taxpayers havedonated (?) (without being asked)to the often dying heroes. Itwill be a wonderfal sight andthere is considerable betting intown that tho Commander inChief will gst -- 'bar foot andstraw foot" tangled p ami thatjthe Sargeon General wilL gettangled up in his sword. It isto be hoped that aothiag aaoresenos will happen at this play-ing at soldiers, with real., andgeae.ga.. - .

Handicraft.

"We are in receipt of the Sept-ember number of Handicraftthe school-pap- er of the Kameha-meh- a

Schools. The issue isas usually gotten up in a veryneat manner the contents ofconsiderable interest to every-body who has the educationof Hawaiians at heart-- It isstated that thero hits been adecrease in the number of theboys attending the school thisterm. The cause is undoubtedlyhard times which both foreign-ers and Hawaiians are experien-cing. Under the presentmanagement of the schoolspolitics wo understandhave been eliminated afact which is also indicated by-tot-al

absence of all referencesto annexation in Handicraft."We hope that tho schools, willflourish again aud constantlyincrease tho number of attend-ants.

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

OF MORTGAGE.

In accordance with a power of sale con-tained in a certain mortgage made bj andbetween KA.HALEKOU of Keauhou, N.Kona, Island ot Hawaii, Hawaiian Island.Of the first part, and H. N. Castle, Trustee,of Honolulu, Oahn, of the second part,dated March 30th, A. D. 1SS6. and recordedin the jffice of tho Registrar of ConYejances,in Liber 99. Folios 234 and 25o, and assign-ed by said H. X. Castle, Trustee, to NancyK. Louis br instrument dated June 13th,A. D. 1S90, and recorded in Liber 90, Folio254, and for breach if condition of thoabove mentioned mortgage therefore the.assignee of said mortgage hereby giYesnotice that she will cairy into effect the6aid power of sale, and that after tho expira-tion of three weeks from this date, the pre-mises mentioned in said mortgage will besold at public auction at the salesroom of L.J. LEVY in Honolulu, at 12 o'clock noon ofthe ith day of November, A. D. 1S93.

For further particulars inquire of J. L.KAULUKOU. Attorney for Assignee.

NANCY K. LODIS. Assignee.Honolulu, October I4tb, A. D. 1S93.Premises described in the above mention-

ed mortgage:All that piece of land situate at Koiuiu.

Kapalama, Honolulu, Oahn. being Apana 1described in deed from Kaiunauio andKanpaakai to Kahalekou, and recorded inthe office of the Registrar of Conveyancesin Liber 15, Folio 344, and containing anarea of 50-10- 0 acre. 24-3- ,

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Superior Bathing. Facilities,Privsie Cottages for FsmilkS.

' T. A. SIMPSON,oct9 Manager.

NATIONAL IRON WORKS,

Queen Street, 'Between Alalcea it Richard Sis.

THEr UNDERSIGNED are prepared tor-- kinds of

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Geaeiml iUntiz Sfcop ior Se Esgiaes,

WsWWbK Wid Xife,Mcy for ih CWitls of Cof-- c,

Caster Oik Bmsk, IUic, SmjJ,K?yl6 Lt 4 o4iir F&nxiK PJt.AdPfvrSGk.

Also MacJwhfss ferXstrsg Smk &--tk Msahc, Arrow 3tet, &.

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H. L Give me a iriaL r1--1. LOSE.

Notary JPablic.Collector and GtsncratBtmnes

Agent.Mutual Telethon S. V. 0. Box SSS.

Merchant street, Hosoluls.

Long Branch.

BATHINGEstablishment. :

This First-clas- s Bathing Resort 'has beon enlarged and is nowopen to tho public. It is thebest placo on tho islands to enjoya bath and there is no betterplace to lav off. Special accom-- ,

pass tlio door' even half hour andon Saturdays and Sundays overyfifteen minutes.

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ESTABLISHED A. D. 1563.

Pioneer Steam

Candy Factory !

Ice Cream ParlorsF. HORN, PBOPiUETOii..

PRACTICAL

Confeciir k OriiiiMterIn all branches of the business on

these idaada.

AMERICAN, FRENCH, ENG

USH .vnd GERMANPASTRIES LADE TO ORDER.- -

Wedding and Birth-da- y

Made of the very best matorial,.unsurpassed in richness of din

unapproach-able style, at lower prices th3aany other establishment in Hb

FamOj Fancif Bfea:

Preserved Tamarindsand

Tamarind Syrap.

ILL CONFECTiONERTManufactured at ray Estab-lishme- Bt

are Goaranteed to be Positiyxlt'Puke and sold at prices ao

other, eetablkhnseni can- compete with.

FACTORY & STORE,No. 71 Hotel Street,

Bettreea Nsbaxh asd Fori Sireaie50TH TSLSSWmES Se. 7i.

Toreign Mail Service.

Steamships will leave for sad arrivefrom Saw Francisco, oo'the followingdates, till the close of 1S33.

Lute HosoLCixpuz at Hoxolclc5

toe Sax Fjuycuco. F. .Sas FkaxcucoOceanic Sept. 23ALuueda Sept. 23MIewera, for Van- - Australia Oct. 7

eonver Oct 2 Oceanic Oct. 17Australia .Oct. I i iDowcm, from Van- -Monowai Octr 19 conver Oct. 23Warrixnoo, for V&nIariposa Oct. 2C

comer. . . 2or. I .Austrzli Nor. 4China Nor. G Moaowai . . .Xor. 23Australia "Sot. H'Warmaoo, from Van- -AUratda .Nor. Vr conrer Nor. 23Mioarra, for Van-Ch- in Sor. 27

couver D.2;AustrftIia Dec. 2Oceanic Dec.4,Alamed& Dec. 22Australia Dec 9 30onrera, from Van--Manposa.... Dec. 14 ooarer .Dec. 23Wsrnmoo, for Van-Ocean- ic Dec. 23

convcr Jan. l,Autralia....Dec 30City Peking. . .Jan. 2 VVarrimoo, from ia

.Jan. 6; couver Jan. 23arrimoo, from Van-- tcouver. .. .Sept 23

Jvom tU 3ntcr-Jron- t.

Arrivals.Saturday, Oct. 14.

Stmr. Jam llatcc, Haglnnd, from Knpaa.Stmr Mokolii, McGregor, from MolokaiStmr J A Cummius, from "Waimanalo,

Departures.Frituy, Oct. 13.

Stmr Kiaan, Clarke, for Maoi and Hawaii

Vessels in Port.TJ S S Adams, Nelson.II S S Philadelphia, Parker.Haw Bk Andrew, Welch.Ger Bk J. C. Pnuger.Br kcU Norma, Yokohama.Br bk Darn, Peterson. Nowc&stle, NS W.Am bkt S G Wilder. McNeill S F.Am sh Topgallant, Jackson, Pu'rtTowuRendAm uk Detroit, Uurran, xanatmo.Am bk Ceylon, Calhoun, S F.Br sh Co of Merioneth S. if. W.Haw Bk Manna Ala S. F.Oer bk Panl Iseubcrg; Bret, Liverpool.

Foreign Vessels Expected.

This List does not Include Steamers

vessels. where from. due.Arabk Harvester. SFHilo)..AuK 21

Am schr Transit ...S F. V.Sept 23Am sur Aiona si Uct aHaw bk It P Rithet S F OctAm bk S N Castle S FAm betno V G Irwin. . .S FAm schr Glendalc-...- . Eureka Oct 25Am schr Allen A Eureka OctTJS Cruiser Charleston.. OctAm bk Martha Davis. ...Boston Deo 20Ger bk Nautilus Liverpool. .Dec 30Br chr Villata Liverpool Jan 10

The Race.

Tho raco which was expected totake place this aftornoon in thePark is off, Mr. Hollioger havingwithdrawn his horse. There seemsto have beon an erronoons impresssion that it was Gersterwhich has beon placed in. theraco by Sir. Hollinger. The racowas to havo been between Hoilinger' s stalliou and Schnman'sniaro. The great Gerster is yetto tho fore and resting after hervictory over Lot Slocam. Thisbeautiful mare by tho way, isone of the finest bred horses inthis country (out of EQio D. by"Washington) and will perhaps bsacquired by ono of the big racingstables. It is roportedthat $1000 can buy herwhich seoms cheap afterthe showieg" she" made and ac-cording to prices lately paid forother well-bre- d horses by localsportsmen.

Band Concert.

The Hawaiian band, under theleadership of Professor Berger,will give a coucert this Saturdayafternoon at Emma square, coea-juenci- ng

at 4:90 o'clock. Follow-ing is the prograiaae to berendered;l. March "Tae --Sot

Oman-'S- ir . . . .Scfctawwy"W4, WlU-A- rtit Uh StMWt fa. uWahfarv.7tt v.. iv. .LttwWt

GRAND CONCERT.At

SANS SOUCI TO-NIGH- T.

The Hawaiian National Bandwill give a concert ai the popularbathing resort Sans Sonci to-night at 7:30 o'clock. The man-agement has done all in itspower to make the evening aspleasant as possible. A largogathering can be expected. Thefollowing programme hits beenselected by Professor Inbornio:.

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1. March "Lei Ohaoha" Kealakai2. Overture 'Semiranude". Rossini3. Walt "Sobre las Olas" (by le-

anest) Bosat4. Duet "Marth.V Flotow'

Three Hawaiian Sings.

tart n.5. Medley "A Night in New York"

.-- BroofcMazurka ''Hawaiian ..'NationalBand (by request) Libornio

7. Gavottfi'Nina Clementina"... TobaniS. March "Mai- - Poina Oe IVn"

. .Libornio'Hawaii Ponoi.n

LOCAL NEWS.

Bishop "Willis left by the Kinauyesterday for iTani.

The captain and officers of theTJ. S. F. S. Philadelphia holda reception on board at 3 o'clockthis afternoon.

It is nice to see. an official nnthe police department enter thepining room of a hotel armed tohis teeth, and with all his warpaint on.

What with Canada and therestoration "bug-a-bo- o, it is agreat wonder tno Advertiser mandoesn't have a fit; but then, hoconsoles himself by hangingaround their "bier."

Pablo might have known beforehand, that ho need nothave eypected any satisfactionfrom the barracks when he telephoned the other night. Thosein charge, are not there for thatpurpose.

Oh vay I to afford the Adver-tiser man an opportunity to gota little rest; P. G--. soldiers arenow detailed to scout tho valleysfor that restoration "bug-a-bo- oIt appears though, that theyalso scout for drinks. It wouldhave served them right, if theyhad been shot the other night.

Dr." Henri McGrow who lefthero sometimes ngo for thebenefit of his health has beenheard from. It is to bo regref-tedth- at

thopopular young phy-sician has ndf recovered fromhis illness. Ho has sent hisresignation as physician to the.government dispensary to theBoard of Health and Dr. Howardhas been appointed in his place.

The Scottish Thistle Club hadhoped that the famous authorMi. Bobt. L, Stevenson wouldhave been able to address theClub, A committee consistingof Editor Logan and Messrs.Game and , Coctburn waitedyastardfty afternoon . on Mr,Stevenson at Hotel Saas Souciwitk the request of the Club.Mr. Stevenson whose health 1msbeon far from jgood white Kere wasobli;d to eclts ,.k tie greatjgrt &4m Thikk 'Oisb aadtk coaBSBity ht. geaarai

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ALOHA GALLERY

513 Foxr STsnrr. Ho.vun.c.Up-siai-

Portraits & LandscapesFinest Collection rfHannBan Vsex.

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W. S. LUCE

Wine and SpiritMerchant

Campbell Fire-pro- of Block,

MEBGHAjST STL. HONOLULU

LEWIS & Co.,

Wholesale and Retail Grocers

AXD

PROVISION DEALERS.

FRESH CALIFORNIA. SALMON ON ICE

By Every San Francisco Stftamer.

Salt Salmon ix Barrelsa Speoialtv. .

in Fort SLt Honolulu. Tel. 240,I3. U. Box 2gj.

H. MAY & CD., '

Tea Dealers, Coffee-Roaster- sProvision Merchants

98 Fort Street, - Honolulu

Families, Plantations arid Shipssupplied with choicest

European tkAmericaiiGroceries

California Produce by-Ever-Steamer.

Tiieo. P. SEvrniv. A. W. Eolstek.

HAWAIIAN GALLERY,

467 Xccaxd Steeet, Hoxolclc,(Oppo. Queen Emma Hall).

"Views of -- the IslandConstantly on Hand, such as

Natives Making Poi, . Grass-House- sHulaiuk Dancers, Cocoanut GrovesStreet Views and Hawaiian Style Biding

Buildings, Palm and Date GrovesWar Vessels, Shipping and

Marine Views.

Also, a Large. CoUectiba of all Prominentand Interesting Vkwa of the Hiawalks

Islands ether iHoasted orUBBJOBBted.

Atesr "Work SoHciied. P.O. Bez 496.

WINS W0 TAI & Co.,

Xo. 214 Xnaasa. Srct,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Ip9riersas4Dahs in

GEFL MERCHANDISE.

Fine Manila Cigars, Chinese andJapanese Crock re, Mattings ,Yass cf all kinds, GanpfcorwoodTrunks. Battaa Ghairs, a FineAseorUaeni of Drees Silks, BaftBrands of Ghinesd and. JapaaeeoTeas of Lai&si iHportatioas.IihgpeeUoR of New-- Goods Be-spetf-llr

Sdioiied.MBtmilCeL 368, P. 0.3oxIi8;

G0SSTA5T UP IF SSHMSERS OjHttaill

Owing to onr constantly increasing business thogreat demand of an appreciating community, wo have con-cluded to offer an opportnnitv to all parties having capital.Oar LINE of SCHOONERS be seen gliding over theBAB filled to their utmost carryingcapacity with clear,cool and invigorating

FredericksburgJ LAGER

At the "Anchor Saloon."To accommodate our Vast Fleet of Schooners, we have

built fine large Refrigerator regardless of cot.

Is the only place where Cool Glass of FredericksburgBeer on draught can be had in Honolulu. Step forwardgentlemen, NOWS the Time. oc!4 Zm

Criterion Saloon

PFB AUSTBALLi,

another Invoice of the colebrated

JOHN WETLAND

EXTRA PALE LAGER

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- Also.' aJ?BEsn Invoice op

California' Ovsters

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OYSTER COCKTAILS

L. H. DEE,

Proprietor.

"FAT BOY."

BAY HORSE M SALOON iP. McIKEttXY, Proprietor,

Fine Liquors, Wines and Beer.

Counts Bciim. axd Hotel Sis.

CITY MEAT MARKET

Oppo, Queen Emma Hall,Established 1SS3.

JOS. TINKER,

FAMILY BUTCHER

Maker of the Celebrated

Cambridge Pork Sausage !

Tsr Thex.Meat Delivered to Any Part of

the City and Saburbs.

Mutual Telephona Number 2S9.

HO XEN KEE & CO,,

Tiasatths and dealers ia Crock-ery vara, Glassware, etc.

Water Pipes Laid Repaired,rtmwbiwg y&3y EaiMmted.

No. 41 Naganu St, btwaEisg aad Hoil Slreete,

Asee Bkildiag.

-Ailli 6r iEland

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L. H. DEE,Jobber of

Wiues, Spirits and Been

310T-EJ- L ST.rBetween Fort and Bethel Streets.

CHEAP FUEL

Kresli AlgerobaKLrewaocl

$9.00 per Cord Delivered.

JNO. F. COLBDBN i-.C-O. -se25 lm- - .

OHAS. CfLPiDLEB,

Importer and Griin'iisaioiiMerchant.

SPECIALTIES:

J. & P. Coata'Machine TareadJonas Brocks' Machine ThreadBarbour's Linen ThreadPears' Soap

P. O. Box 35S. Mntnal Telephona 33:1.1 Kaahcmann Street.

UST ARRIVED.

Baby CarriagesOF ALL STYLES,

Carpets, Bugs, Mat&IXTHE LATEST PATTERXS.

"HOUSEHOLD"

Sesrinff Machines'S O

Hand Sewixg Machixes,

TAfi WMt tfce Lict IproTeaMU2 .

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Organs,. G-nitar- s.Ami Otfwcfiirftl. fjuhaji4.

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The Uders!GXcd is authorized to take Marine Risks

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Stalls?" Cargoes- -USceiglits-- . andu "

Commissions;at Curronfc Bates in the following .Companies, .yiz:

Alliance Assurance Fire jr Marine, - ZondonWilhelma of Madgehurg Gen'l.Tns. Co.San Insurance Co., - - San Francisco

.t. s. av.ax.ece:r.9Agent for Hawaiian Islands

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TELEPHONES :

Bell 351.,Mutual 417.

Residence410.

P.O. Box 117.

E. B. THOMAS,

Contractor i$ Builder

JEsfeijiiaies Grvroxi on All KindsOF

DWW .IMlldlUftftttJ

All Kinds of Jobbing in the Building Trade,Attended to.

JSsBXEHeS FOR SAXE:Brick, l.iiuo. Cement, Iron Stone Pipe and Fittings,

Old it New Corrugated Iron, linton.Tiles, .Quarry Tiles, assorted sizos and colors;

Clifornia and 3Jqnterey, Sand,Grauite Curbing and Blocks, etc., etc.

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I i to 4 P. M.

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(Sunday except)hi tUeEuglish language, and pledged m pohev to supportie Rights Hn PumLYoEs of the Hawaiian. People, 4the

terests of the laboring wen, and good and honest Govern--ntfor. the vh le countn-- .

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100, and each filled with a black;paste much desired by celestialbeings. Long he pandered as tohow to dispose of the drug, andthen called be to his assistanceone Mish Kayree formerly em-ployed in the collection ofduties whose head was aslong as his body in the artof surreptitiously evading thosevery duties he had once assistedin collecting. The two plannedthat on that very night the lougone should come under-th- e sternof the vessel in a boat and signalhv throwing two specimens of theIrish tuber, on board on whichthe metallicinn should lowerthose hundreds caskats of brassfilled with the drug into the boat,and the long one should conveythe same secretly to tho shoreand dispose of it." Earnest mon;ey of twenty-fiv- o chekels waspassed out and the bargain con-cluded. That nicht the deed

i was consummated, and the longone might have been seen wend-ing his way through shallow mndwith a bundle containing vthoprecious caskets on his back tillho reached tho shore-- near thespot assigued to tho butchers ofthe city. But tho Grand Muftihad in his zeal appointed sundryto watch the harbor and tho menof tho sea and tho strangers, andono of these, named the son oftongue had in Mish jKTuj'rees par-lance 'dropped" on to the game,so taking unto himsolfuiother.like-minde- d swiftly leaped throughthe city and met the long one asho reached the shore with hisprecious burden. Tho two ar-rested tho long one, and tookhis bnndle and then having j)cr-suad- ed

him to pass out twenty-fiv- edollars, they loosed their

hold on him, and he fled. as forhis life. Several days, stayed hoat homo after this misadventure,for said he, if I meet the Metalli-cia- n

and tell him this, ho willsay to mo, it is the yarn of theCock and the male Cow, and howill hold me up to bis associatesas ono of those who live by steal-ing tho property of others. Yet,necessit' finally compelled

' him to appear on the spot. Andto his susprise. the Metallicianwas not angry or inclinedto nsq, hard words but court-eously treated him and invitedhim to enter his quarters whorethey could bo private and he pass-ed him ono hundred shekels ofthe country the moiety of thepreviously agreed on price for

. landing; tho drug. Xow did thelong one begin to excuse andaccuse himself for that ho hadnot the drug and to swear by allthe gods that ho had been viol-ently deforced of it in tho man-ner related. When to his sur-prise ike metallician did thefollowing tale unfold. Knowyou that it is all , right: Afteryou had gone I was seized with asuspicion that you would deceiveme and convey the drug intoplaces. unknown to mo so I saidto my partner suppose the son ofa gun should steal the preciousdrug. Let us go watch him. Sowe hired a carriage of the conn-tr- y

and swiftly nied us to thelanding- - place" agreed on andwhen arrived there wo found thepolicemen squatted down andcarefully; dividing our preciouscaskets into-tw-o portions one foreach which they evidently meantto dispose of "privately withoutacquainting the Grand Mufti andso gather to themselves num-erous shekels more than tbeyotherwise would receive. For:such is the manner of all theseilish I?ayree followers. Boodleis their only ais. So. my part-ner and I rather than permitthis infraction, of the . orders of .the Grand-Malt- i by his. subor--.diua t did,st apon those.rtworand vtM srm w did despoil Jikeai .of tfeoW, .caskets , sd dispose ofthera at ths-nalj&- B Sowtkelong on,.yqs. se t bi tW was veotapeteat aggltsd mrrd hj. .emoemg.

ROYAL INSURANCE g0."z OE LIVERPOOL.

The Largest in the World

ASSETS: JAN: I, 1892, $42,432174.00

Fire Risks on all kinds of Insurance Propertytaken at Current Bates by

Agent for Hawaiian Islands.

Fire, Life & Marine-I- NSURANCE-

ITaxtford .Fire Insurance Co.," .Assets, $73,109,825.49

London & Lancashire Fire Ins. Co., -Assets, 4,317,052.00

Thames & Mersey Marine Ins. Co.,Assets, $"6,124,057.00

New.' York-Lif- e Ins. Co.,Assets, $137,499,198.99

C. O. BERGEIi,General Agent for Hawaiian --Islands,

Honolulu, H. I. -

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H. E. McINTYRE & BK0.,BIPOBTERS AXD DEALERS IN

Groceries, Provisions & FeedEAST CORNER FORT & JONG STSr

New Goods received by every Packet from tho EastornStates and Enropo. Fresh California Produco by everysteamer.

All Orders faithfully attended to, and Goods deliveredto any part of tho City Freo of Charge.

Island Orders solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed.Post Office Box No. 145. Telephone No. 92.

GRAND OPENINGOF THE

Sew Eiimitnie Store !Robinson Block, Hotel St., oppo. Bethel St

FURNITURE,UPHOLSTERY 4 CABINET MAKING .

OK HAND S" EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF

Wicker "Ware,Jniiaxe Oak. Bedroom Strife

Gliiffoniers,Sideboards, ete; :

Wardrobes Mattratifs Pillows, EtcMADE TO ORDER.

Mm Zrmmd Haul ftr DasaMd &Mfe:KK t-H- lli. ;

Bobiasoa Block, Hotel Sc, oppo. Bthl St.

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