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eOH80KIP7tONVol. XIV. No '2557. HONOLULU, H. I. SATlTIiI)AY KYLWTNG, MAY 17, ISfm. BO Mlilt MONTH

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Is priutcd unit published at tho onloc,

Queen Street, Honolulu, H. I., every

afternoon (Sundays excepted).

Subscription, 50 cords par' Month

Addro-t- s Ml Communication 3 DailyUOMiKTt.V.

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VALTEn IlltU. .Siiilur and Propilaior

Builotht ateam Priuthirr OrJice.

O.'eipaper, Nook and .lob Printing of.'ill kliulis done on the mo&t favoruble1C1JII"!.

licit Tolephoae No. il

Mutual Telephone No. 25(1

THE DAILY BULLETIN

Weekly Summary.

An Intel oiiliug aud coiupieheii.sivepublication, contaliiii It'J columns or

tending matter on local topics, uml u

complete resume of Honolulu uml IslandNews, it i 111" licit paper oubllsliedii tlio Kingdom to send to ftieudiabroad.

Kiilmi'i liilimi :

I,l.tud : : : "M 00 yearKoroltfll : : : ft 00 "

Commission Mnronanta.

T. WATEKHOU8K,JOHN Importer and Dealer in GeneralMerchandise, Queen st . Honolulu. 1

a oo.,WII.DKK Dealers in Lumber, Paints,Jllrf, Nails, Hal', aud lSullilliix Materl.ilriuf every klud, cor. Fort and (jueeu jU.,Honolulu. 1

Olhas Wra. J. Invln.IRWIN & OOMI'ANV,WG.Sugar Factor aud Cu.nmlasion

Ajnts, Honolulu. 1

d. N. CiMlle.-.- 15. Atherion-- O. P. Castleto OOOKE,

ClASTLBl . Shipping aud CommissionMerchant. Importero and Dealers inUenuul --McriiUamlide, No. b0 Kiug et.,

Honolulu. 1

. l.oworB. K. J. Ixiwroy V. St. Uootco.

& OOOliE,(successors to Lowers L nickson,)

Importors and DfTalers in Lumber and allKinds ot liuiIdlBg Materials, Fort street,Honolulu ' 1

HONOLULU IKON WORE3,JffjSSteam

-J'rt'I

engines, sug.tr mills, boil-or- t,

ooolors; iron, braen and leadcaat-inga- ;

nuichlnory of every descriptionmade to order. Particular attention paidto ship's black smithing. Jot) work exe-cuted at short notice. 1

& cII.General Commission Agents.

Honolulu

Q. W. MACFARLANE & Co.

IMPOHTKUa AND COMMISSIONMEU0UANT8,

Houolulu. U. I.Queen sttcel, - -

UONSALVES & (JO.,

Wholesale Grocers & Wino Morchanta

licHver Block, Houolulu.

f""t BBBWEIl ii COMPANY,Kj. (Llmltiid)

Ukmbiiai. Mehcahtilb andCoMMitiiiio:t Auutira.

uer or opkhskms:

P. 0. Jonks, Jr. . . .Prcbident & Maungori. o. CutTSU. . . ..Treasurer & Secretary

DiBKcrous:

Hon. 0. H. UiBiioi-- . 8. C. ALtKH,H. WATEBHondli.

HAS ly

Pioneer Shirt Faniory104 Fori St., Upstairs.

Tim undersigned bejis to inform thepublic of these Islands that he is making

lilrtM l3' Moitwuronieut I

Directions forsolf-measurcme- willbe given on application.

tihlle Shirts, OrorsMrts & Night Gowns

A lit guarantee by mnklng a eamplotfhlit to every order.

Island order lollcltod Boll Tolcphona 410

MSly A. SI. MXU.H. G. CRABBB,

DEALER IN HAY and GRAIN,

81 King Btruot, opposite the Old StationHouse.

Mutual rX?olcihono No. --t.87 tf

ProloHslonaJa.

JM. MONaARKAT,at J.aw & Notary Public

MU Merchant Street, Honolulu. tf.

JALl'Itlin MACJOOH,at Law & Notary Public

173 42 Merchant street. Honolulu, ly

J. E. BROWN,Old Capitol Building.

Agent to'tako AcknowlctUmaut to Co-

ntracts for Labor

In tho District ot Honolulu, ofOabu. ItfDlm.

David DaytonWill practice in the lower couits of theKingdom as attorney, attend to collecting in nil Its branches, renting of bonnesand any other buslnes". entiusted to him

Olllce Ut King Strict Upstairs.Fob Ms!)

VSl?

W ,0.3 Wp : m

VIOlSlClCItSTEAM CANDY FACTORY

AM) 2IA.lCISIlVr.F. HOUN, Practical Confectioner,

Pastry Cook and Baker.71HotolSt. a2T Telephone 74.

California : Lands

SaT Apply to

a. MHry,'tS8 tf J 2 Merchant si., Honolulu.

WENNER & CO..nunurncturlns JuwttllorH,

mo. ia sa-itiaia-x.

Constantly on hand "i larso asbortmenof every dcscrlptiou of Jewelry, AVatclieaGold and Silver Plated Ware, Ac.

03S ly

Thxmas Lindsay,ft

UanufactQviug Jeweler & Watchmaker

Kukui Joviclry a Specially.

Kins Strccl, Honolulu, II. I.Next door to tho Hawaiian Tram,

way Company's Olllce.

C3T Parthiular attention paid to allkinds of repairs. jan.lU-d-

Hustece & Robertson,

i K.A Y3XlflJN .A LL ordeis for Cartage promptly at-i- i.

tended to. Particular attentionpaid to the

Storing & Shippingof goods in transit to the other Islands.

Also, Black and White Sandin quantities to suit at lowest prices,

Ollico, next door to Jus, F. Morgan'sauction room.9SU ly Mutual Telephone No. II).

74 King st. Jk 74 King st

I in porters of

Rattan & Reed. Furniture.

Pianos & FurnitureMoved with Care.

Matting and Carpets Laid,

CORNICE POLES.

Fine Upholstering & Bedding

A Speciality.

CHA2RS TO RENT.upr.10-81- :

r. o. itoi a.ii. -- ;;i'ii 'jvu-- . J7i.

Hawaiian Bnsinoss Ageucy

Comer Fort & Merchant Stiects,Honolulu, II 1.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

GENERAL AGENTS.

Koll TUB

Hawaiian Beli Telephone i)o.

Knnngev of Advertising UopartiueutKOll TUB

"ftSiapepa Kuokoa."DEPARTMENTS of BUSINESS:

Collections will rrct'lvc special atten-tion and return? piomptly made.

Ronl Ettato bought, told aud kated.Taxci Paiti ami piopuiiy wili-l- niMirodHomos, Cctt&scs, Hooms and Uificet.

lua-i'- d and rciiiul, and tents colkctel.Firo and Lilo Insuranco etl'ectid m

Initiruuru Companies.Coiivcyrtncln.j n Specially ltrcoids

semcliMl and corieot Absllt.cls ot TitleI'uniWliL'il.

Legal Documrntj and Papers of everydetcrtptlon caretully lira ah and hand,somely engrossed.

Copying and Traniating in nil lui'gimcsIn irenci.il uso In thii Kingdom,

Custom House Businoss transacted withaccuracy nnd (lis)tatch.

Loans negotiated at favrtrnblc ratro.Gobi, Silver and Certificates bought and

told.Advertisement: and Subscriptions soli

cited for puldUheis.Any Article purchased or sold on lavoi

able termsInter-Ulan- :! Orders will receive puttl.

cular attention.To Let, Furnished and Unlurnlihcd Cot-

tages In desirable localilloHat reasonablerentals.

Sevoral Valuable Properties in andaround the city now for Hiile and leaeon easy ternw.

ieyAII bualnebs cntrustiil to our ran;will receive prompt and faithful alten-Hi-

ni nioderHiii ehnrte1 Kn!)4-M- i

RalQwm Locome

The undersigned having been appointedMile aguutii for the Hawaiinn

Islands

For the Colebratctl

Baldwin-:-Locomotiv- es

From the works of

Burnhain, Parry, YlllIams & Co.,

IMilliKlolplila, l'otil..Arn now prepared to give estimates andrrcoive orders for these eiitfiues, of anysie nnd stylo.

The Bai.iiwi.v LoroMOTivK Woiikb arenow mauufncturiui; a Btyle of Locotno-liv- e

particularly adapted

For Plantation Purposes

A number of which have recently beenreceived at those islandi, and wo willhave pleasure in furnishing plantationagents and muungerd with particularsof same.

The superiority of tlicso Locomotivesover all of her makei is not only knownhero but 1h acknowledged throughouttho United States.

Win. o. iinvix & Co.,Sole Agents lor Hawaiian Islands.

Aii'i il.ia-- l w.ly

COMMERCIAL SALESROOMS !

:or. lmeu Jk Xuiiniiii MCn.

W Goods of all descriptions sold oncommisbion.

Mutti'U Teluphnue Gill. fob 8.U0

A. H. RASEMAxVN,

Book-binde- r, Paper-rule- r & Blank-boo- k

Manufacturer.

No. Merchant street. Up BUiira.

fi. MULLEK & CO.,PRACTICAL GUN & L0CKSMITH3

liethel Street, "Damon's Block,"Co i tier store.

Surgical & Musical Instruments neatlylepalred at reasonable nites. SewingMachine and rennlriiiL' of all klmlu aspecially. All kinds of Safea & Scalesiiiiriiied. Household Sewine; MachineHfor sale. dcci-l.S-

O LUSO HAWAIIAN!).porsom w ho want to communiALL with the Poitueuese, either

for business, or for procuring workmen,servants or any other helpB, will tlnd itihemost prolltablo way to advertise intho I-u- Jttwaitauo, tho new organ ofthe PortUKtieso colony, winch is pub-lished on Hotel strict, and only chargesreconcile rate for advertisement.

Latest Novelties !"

AT

N. S. Sack, 104

Latest novelties !

Hloutsc Waists, Blouse Wai-.Us- ,

('"id and iniufottiilde: all -- i .

la i a jorisj,t'liiliohii'il Kid Oloves in tan anil cviMiiuu; fIi.uIih ICul (llnct in

all coli.M. Ill.ii-- Kid (iloVe. ill.iekColurnl l)riing Ulovcs.

In nnd all ei.loi.

8 li r rah Sashes & Sash Ribbons,fn nil widths anil ei'lur-"- .

Lace Flouncings, Lace Floiuicings,Iribli litiipuio Lace Klotitieos, Uriontiil ifc Vuleiii'ietiiii', in liite, cream and

ivnii Iiliiol: l..U't Fit u iii'i-- in Spaniih Quipuie A--

Clmntilly, mtj icaniiiabli;.

Lace Ecigeings, Lace Edgeings,InimtMlM' :irKO tmi'iit : nil the newest. di'MgilH.

in white and eetti.

and

of

The ine; Klne Aulmnli willservice at ranch. Wuialae :

Well-bre- d Stallion

Noiinan Stallion

Stallion

Two Native StalllotH

A Well-bre- d

tf

and to nart ofPost

240.'

Honolulu.

r.il'el A Vnnilyke Puiut"

Ail Horses iCept

Full JAM'.'

M.iHiuii" of variou.s bieedi.Miirei with or without foal.

HiU'mjh for any imipose.

DEPARTMENT.

A Sldlful Jlieaker and 'Plainer U em-

ployed on the l.mi'h.ti'If" Sati-factl- ii In

breaking aud training huiei.

Embroidery Flounces,MeninieiNtitcli Flotiiiei"., l.itit ileigni elegant wot I;

Embroidered BOX SHIRTS,New designs in Woihted A W.T-- Material, all cclur-t- .

lnliiut's Complete Outfits in llo:c'H

POPULAR - MILLINERY - HOUSE.

WAIALAE BREEDING RANCH

ftgfo Pedigrees

BREEDING DEPARTMENT,

followlor the

"MARIN."

'.'CAPTAIN GROWL."Thoroughbred

"MIDNIGHT."

"PILIAOAO" & "FRANK."

"KENTUCKY JACK."

41i:i-13- 0

Fort St.,

SALE DEPARTMENT,

BREAKING

Kiiuinutit'il

PAUL R. ISENBERG.

IMPOKTEKi AND 1MSALKH3 IN

Groceries, Provisions and Feed,EAHT COHNEK FOHT AND KINO STKKICW.

o

New Goflth rccolvctl by every Packet from the liastcrn States and ISuropf,Fresh California Proiflicu by every Steamer. All ordera faithfully attended n.

Gondii delivered any thecited. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Ofllco

city free of chanrc. Wand orders pod.liox 45. Toleiihoue No. U'2 nov-i-t-

ii pj jnmmujaUiHr-iacawuvm",-j.v-

Ghas. Hustece, King Street,

HAS JUST RECEIVED per "AUSTRALIA,"Kits Alaska fccn Trout, Kits Mnckerul, KitH Salmon HollifH, Kits Tonguesand .Sounds, Cades Vienna .SniiNie;o, Ifiim Kiuipuo, .Saliiion in I and ii lb,tins, HaiuH, Haeon, Codlish, '1'iiis Kouscil Mackerel, Uoilftl Mackerel in To-niat- o

Haitee, Top O'Can Ilranil llutter, Honed (Miiekeu and Turkey, TwinHidtlu'iM' YciihI I'uki'ij,

Aunt Abbey's Rolled Oats!Coraline Flakes, (lernion, Uicakfnst Ciem, AVliito Oats, Highland llolled Oatn,Jlrietl Aii if otb, Dried Peaelies, PrutiUH, Tablo Fruits, DateH, Fign, KidmenFood, (iolatinc, Sardines, Wlieut, O.it.s, llian, PolntoPh, Onioi, uml a

(ieneral AthoilnieiU of (inn-cue- s at Popular jiiieej.

CfiJ"Leao your orders, or rin,! up Xo. 110.

telephone --Tbtaccg-- -- P. O Box BU7.

LEWIS & CO., Ill Fort Street,HONOLULU, II. I.,

IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE & AETAIL DEALERS IH GROCERIES fi PROVISIONS.

Hay-- o :V I C JJ iiBy each steamer of the O. S. 8. Co. from California

tali Cala, Roll Butter, Frozen Oysters & Fresh Cala, Fruits,

A completo line of Crosse & Blackwell's & J. T. Morton's Canned & Bottled Goods

Always on hand. Also, Just rccelvi.il u fresh llun ofcrnwiii l'uti'H Ot I'ottetl .7Si;ut 3t Itotllotl I'reMi'vod Ir'rult

Lewis & t'o.'s Maltese Brand Sugar Cured Hhuih & Bacon,New BreaktiiHl Cercils, Cream Oat Flakes &. Orcam Wheat Flakes,

Sicily Lemons t Oala. Hlversidn OraiiKfct.Oregon Burhauk PotatfK-s- , Ktc, Etc., Etc.

up-- ll fcaciwfitocioii Guaranteed. 87

BllAVERSAiflOfThe licst Lunch in Totvn,

Toa and Ooffoo at VI 1 Hours

The Plneft 111 nnd f

GiPi's, rfjfe TaiacGO

A I H'H y M Oil llllllvl.E3. J. NOli'lT., i'rnpi'if'.or.

Meat Company61 KINy STKEKT,

G. J. WALLER, - - Manager

Wholcaalo & Retail llutoher.AHU

NAVY CON'TK A CTO S.1717 ly

TBIPLANING MILL,

Alrtltoii. niiiii' iiu'rn StTrlriilionp An. .Iff.

WALEEK & REDWAILD,

;ul rnotoi-- ."C Uullitorn.rtrlck. Stone and Wooden llulldlngs;

given. Jobbing promptlv at-

tended to. 7tl King rlnet. Hell Tele-phone No. 2. P. O. li'i.f , ap

.EOUGE LUCAS, Lv!i .

A'-- Coutrnotor

and Hullder,';lionolulu titear.i Phinlug Milts, ht'plA

nade, lionolulu.Manufactures all kindd of Mouldings,

Brackets, Window i'mmm, lilluds,Hashes, Doora, mid all kinds of Wood-work lljiUh. Turning, Scroll and HandSawing. All kinds of Sawing and Plin-lug- ,

Mortielugaud Tenanting.Oriluns promptly attMiiduil to and work

guaranteed. Orders from the othersolicited

WRI&HT BROS!",THOMAS & HENRY,Fort Street, next Lucas' Mill,

Carriage Builders,Ship's Blaciismilhing, Drays, Carts k

Wayon Culldlny as specially.

Kveiy deicription of .nor'n in theabove lines performed in amanner and executed at short notice.

ALL WORK GUARANTEED.tV Orders from the other Islamic

solicited. Will bo plciscit 10 ne allour old cuptomers us well as new one?Mutual l'elephoM: Nn r,7r,.

apr-lU-S-

W.W. Wright & Son,79 4 81 Ega Bell Tele.

King St.dM2.No. 381.

(The T'oie Premises.)

All orders for wliecl vehicles of everydei'rlpllon tilled with promptnecs.

First data mechanics employed.

Fine Carriage Work a Specialty

TKAM CAKS, OIIMKI SSKM,

Plantation Wagons, Mnle & Ox Carts,

Mado to order, nltorul or repalrul.

Carriage Painting, Trimming,inc., K1C. I.TC, K1C.

Our HORSE SHOEING DoparimonlIs under the t of it. Cay.ford, who will collect Hint receipts nilbills due thut branch of our bus-itu--

(Signeil)W.W. W1UOHT & .SOX.

VOLCANO STABLESWalanuonne Street.

Carriages at 1 Minute's Mice.

Also, Saddlo Hones,

Carriages, Buggies, Brakes or Carfc,

IMV or NKiirr.WILSON BROTHERS,

Proprietoi-s- , llllo, Hawaii.t5"' Oidert lecehed by Telrliuii; -- (

nib

VKTEKINAICY.A H. ROW AT, Veterinary Burgeon,1. olllce and pharmucy at llnwiilinnHotel Stable'', corner Hotel and Uichardbtreets. ScienllUc trcatmcut in nil diseases of domcstio animals. Outers fotplantation and ranch Ptock promptlvattended to. Mutual Telephone 0M,P. t). Box ai'C. mh.lSWJ

Prussian National

Insurance Comn'vJhT.UU.lSllKl) Hi'"

Capital 9,000,000 Itcichsmarks

' Pit K undettirne-l- , agent of the abovoI Cmnpany fur the Hawaiian Uhind,

i ptejared to iic-ep- t rilt, ngalrut lire,on l!iiiUltrH,i,, Purtnliirc, Mcreliundie,I'roduee, Mtg-i- r Mills, Kir., nu the mMtliivorablu term'. -

Lcs Promptly Atflustcd anJ Payitiluin Honolulu.

Jly 87 ly ". UOiyi'IO.

Union, Five & Marino

Insurance Co., L'd,Ot .Vim Zciilanil.

Capitil - - - $10,000,000

Fire riHlf taken on Dwcliinc, Hlore-- ,S'lirehouse and Contents. Al-- o, silKarand lllce iliU;, Machinery, Kto , Kte.

!.Mni-lii- - liiKiirunc'--(n IIwl'i, CaTKOes and Fruigliu. L.i- -paid here.

J. S. WALKER,Agent tor Hawaiian Inlands.

JMt.lfctW

CASTLE & COOKE,

Liio, Fire & Marine

Insurance Agents !

aiii:nts rott:

New England Mutual Ufa ins. Co.,

OV U0.4TOK.

Etna Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford.-1

Company,'lro .V 'lM-lue- .

OV SIN HAClWO, CALiyollNU.Jan.'tH)

NEW YORK

Life InsuranceCOMPANY.

Assets, ; : $105,003,600,96

"Facts are Stubborn Things."

At fivery iio, on every premiumtable, inui in every year, tho AC-

TUAL JIESULTS of fouline Policiesof tho Now York Lifo Inpurattu Co.have been LAKG Kit thiin tho-- o OFANY Ol'HKli COMPANY u.cuiiiKhituilar policies.

fjS For purticuliiM Hpply to

C. O. IIF.IWK!:,Gen'l Agent Hnwaiinn lslaud(.

M.'l tf

FIRE,LIFE,.

MARINEINSURANCE.Hartford fire Insurance Co.

Auetn, 80,'J3 9.000

Commercial Insurance Co.

(Fire and Marine)Anseta,

anglo-Nevft- da Assuranco Corporntioa(Fire anilMarinoj

Capital, paid up, $2,000,000South DritleJi Firo ruul Marino Iu. Co

Capital, $10,000,000New York Life Iustuance Co.

Afljets, .105.053,000 00

G. O. JSERGEKHONOLULU.

Uenoral Agent, llaw'n Ulamla

1053 ly

CASTLE & COOKE,iiii'uurr.itM,

Hartlvaro, Shipping

Cotnmisaion Moruhanto.di:ali:iu i.v

General Merchandise !

FLuitutlon Atcents,Life, Fire & Marine

Inioronco Atrentt

Jan.yj HONOLULU, U.I. 100

ggfigfr'

ji jM6i)"ta

yr

Er PUdired to nttther Sect not Pttrty,BF" Hut cttnbllfhnl for the benefit of nil, I

f--

r SATUKDAV. MAY 17, 1890.

A NIGHTMARE.

The approaching session of the

Legislature "casts its shadow

ahead ;" the shadow has fallen on

our respected contemporary atllilo, and appears to have produceda distressing nightmare. While in

this condition the "Uccord" gets offthe following: "At the presentcrisis, when concord is most needed,we find our Cabinet divided, andthat, too, when the near approachof the sesston of the Legislaturecalls for unanimity in the measuresto be proposed. If it i not so whatcan we expect ftom a Legislature,composed as ours is, of two oppos-

ing parties about equally matched?The one trying to keep the presentform of good government, and theother working to break it down andto have it restored to the old style.If our Ministers disagree, what canwe expect but that at least a partialoverthrow of the era of progressand reform, and that, as far as it is

possible, the one man power be re-

stored, with all the evils attendingsuch a state of government."

Had the "Kecord" not been, forthe lime being, subject to an irra-

tional influence, instead of regard-

ing the near approach of the Legis-

lative session as a circumstancerendering a disagreement in theCabinet as specially unfortunate,the conclusion would have been thatti disagreement could not have oc-

curred at a much moie opportunetime. AVe concede that irreconcil-able differences between membersof u Cabinet, at any time, are usu-

ally iindesiinblc ; but if they do hap-

pen, they cannot happen more for-

tunately than when the Legislatureis in session, and the next best timeto that is when the session i- - near athand ; because, under our Constitu-

tion, the Legislature has the powerto secure an acceptable Cabinet. Aclose ot the session might keep thedisagreement occurring after the(Jovernuicnt in a turmoil for thenext two years; for there is no legalpower to compel cither the minorityor the majority to resign; or if

there he an equal division, to com-

pel either half, or the whole, to re-

linquish their poitl'olios; and if theCabinet irsign the people have nolegal power to prevent the appointment of another composed of unlitmen, who might commit endlessmischief before the next session.

Whereas the Legislatutc, while in

lessiouj can vote out any set ofmen. and keep on voting out, untilan acceptable Cabinet is obtained.

As to ' unanimity in measures, tobo piopood," that is a trilling mut-

ter, eonsidoiiiig that any .Ministerhas :t right to iiilioduce any measurehe may wish, and, if the past is tolie a precedent tor the future, the

Legislature will not estimate itsmerit by Ministerial unanimity orthe lack theicot.

Where the 'Id-cor- d V nightmaregels the strongest grip is when thecomparison is drawn between thetwo pm ties composing the Legisla-

ture, "the one trying to keep up the

pi esent form ot good government,and ilie other working to break itdown, and to have it restored to theold style." Some people arc soconstituted that they can utter aniintiutli, knowing 1t to be an un-

truth, and by lepeated utterancesof the same convince themselvesthat they are speaking the truth.By a great .stretch ot charity we in-

cline to the bcliot that such is thecase with many people who talk in

thc.stialnsnt the "Keeord," and thatthe "Ileeord" itself is in that condi-

tion. In fact, the sentences justnow quoted, although they havebeen spoken and printed a thousandtimes, are singularly untruthfulthey are, indeed. Think of the ab-

surdity of believing that men withlarge interests in the country, thoseinterests being as much depeudenton good government as the iutciestsof the people on the other side ofpolitics, "working to break down"good government! The fact is, themajority of each party desires goodgovernment, and probably a coin-pariR-

of views regarding thomeaning ot the term would showthat in the main there is but littledifference between thorn. For our-

selves, wc have confidence thatthere is sutlleient sense in the Le-

gislature as u who e to avoid the en-

actment of any glaring folly.

PMflHWiyjpuWWuWl'W''

iriMtycagTacjMgiMJJttMwiatiwtdii:lwjwiigiOIL,

The statement having gained cur-

rency tlmt kerosene oil below thelegal test Is now being imported andsold hero, Marshal Soper invited

of the press to hisolllcc this morning, for the purpose

t of laving the facts of the ease befoiethem. The Marshal it the olllcial !

entrusted with the duty of testing ',

kerosene, and seeing that it is of

that quality to fulfil theof law. lie makes the tests andkeeps a record thereof. The lawprovides that oil which will not standa test of 100 degrees bhall not beadmitted. The Marshal Is notifiedby the Custom House when a ship-

ment of oil arrives, and u test ismade before n permit to land is

granted. A : matter of fact, two

shipments have been recentlyto Sun Frauciseo because

they did not stand the test, and no

oil has been permitted to land be-

low the required 100 degrees. Pro-

bably there may be inferior oil inthe market, but this Is owing to thefact that the legal test is placed toolow. Anyhow, this is the opinion ofmen competent, to judge. That is a

question for the consideration of the

A LIVE

Duirou Hii.i.etin:We think the editorial in the Ad-

vertiser of yesterday, headed "Whatwill they do about" it," puts moreinto the question then really belongsthere. We think that everythingrelating .to theshould be stricken trom tho ques-tion, which the Legislature may becalled upou to consider.

The question as to "what is aConstitutional Cabinet," has beenalreadv decided, not onlv by allcivilized constitutionalbut by our own highest tribunal,and that decision is, that all themembers ot a Cabinet or a majorityof lliein, are the "Cabinet" for busi-

ness purposes. That one memberof a Cabinet should disagree onsome point not a killing matter,nor an occurrence;but to tlnd four men of

intelligence who could examinemany momentous questions for twoyears without a thatwould be indeed.

Tor the Lecislaturo to vote n

"want of confidence" m the Cabinetbecause one member disagreed withtho other three would be childish,or for tho Legislature to spend timetrying to oust a Cabinet Ministerbecause hu disagreed with the ma-jorit- v,

we would think equally weak.Where would such a perniciousprinciple end if given I00-.- 0 reins?The may disagreewith the Cabinet ,, and theMinister of Foreign Affairs may dis-

agree with the Cabiuetand the Minister of thodisagree with the Cabinet next day,and -- o on. If all ot these in turnmust be dismissed because theycan't agiee with the Cabinet, such acourse wouM destroy the best ofCabinets,

ho we think the Legislature hasnothing to do with the want of unityin the Cabinet, as long as the Cabi-net attend to their duties m anacceptable manner; and if theydon't the Legislature will know justwhat to do.

Neither do we think the Legisla-ture dioiild take any uolice of theunwise council given to the King bythe ; let each bearhis own whs.

Now, we come to the ital ques-tion with which the country mu-.- t insome way deal, vu. : tho refusal ofHis Majesty to obey the laws as in-

terpreted by our Supreme Court.For His Majesty to urge thu near as-

sembling ot tho Legislature as tinexcuse for not obeying the law, orto lay the blame upon the

as a scape-go- at to bearaway his sin of omission is, to saythe least, a careless negligence of aconfided duty because it is

in its tendencies, by thusdefying the law which he lias swornto obey. It he had obeyed the lawand let the sin of the measure leston the Cabinet, his skirts wouldhave been clean and his act justi-fied Until by the law and the people.

Whether the Legislature will beable to instruct the Throne in itsduty h not clear to us, but the as-

sembled wisdom of tho people mayknow. Oni: Viuv.

SHUFFLED OFF.

Kiiiioit HruxTiv:Thai Contributor took your- - ad-

vice and shtillled off this mortal coil.Hut before expiring, hu exclaimed;that ho would have nothing to dowith tlmt other mortal coil at thobottom of the sea between here andMolnkai, that the best way was 10

let it 1' See Kh?MoOimv.

TO LET

'fMVO Nleulv Furnished1 iConms 111 WalMkl,

JiS& the beach near the bridge.Applv to ANTOXF. VOOP.L.Ml l'w At L. . JCi'irV..

ml olllce,r..i2 iw

TO LET

Cottnto onKtieot, next door

to Andei-ho- & I.undy's den- -

l'or pnrticular3 applv toAXDJIHRON LlJNUY.

TpPPPifFPPPPWWPM I i,nhhi u..,Wn ' 'W8T '!' ""Wi1 ' "

KEROSENE

requirements

Legislature.

QUESTION.

Aitorney-Ucner- al

governments

cxtraoulinaryunquestion-

ed

disagreement,extraordinary

Altornny-Genein- l

Inteiiormay

Attorney-Gener- al

Attorney-Gener- al

revolu-tionary

on

ASlX-llOO-M

.;"CVJ,

DAlIil' .BULLETIN: HONOLULU, 1L L, WAY IV, 1890.

FOKTY-FXFT- H ANNUAL BEPORT

New Yor

-- OF THK- -

k Life Insurance Go.

Oflloo, Nb. LMU & 313 Browlwny, N. Y.

i, isoo.

Aiuouut of Wot Awotfi, January 1, 1839 89,624.33G.19

IIEVENUE ACCOUNT.

Premium $2t),Q'.,l,0fi6.teLess defei red premiums, Jan.

1, ISSt) , 1,.136,73-l.Sii-

Inteiest and lents, etc f.,02S,tl.'0.3SLets Intel cut accrued Jim. 1,

1881). . .... irlfi0.-,.i!-t-

l.

DISBURSEMENT ACCOUNT.

e by death, mid F.ndowmentK nriturt'dand (including roveiionniyadditions to

Dividends (including nioituniy dividends),annuities, and purchased itiiirance.-- i 5,8l5fl,0:!t.ll.

Total paid policy holder.-- $12,1-Ll2l.i- ;r.

Tnxei andCommit-sinn- (including advanced tind com-

muted biokcinges,iigtncyexpenses, physicians' foe, etc...

Ollicc and law expenses iciil, uithiric, inher-iting, pliniiiig, e

ASSETS.Cash on doponit, on haud.aiid in Iran-it- .

- 20,in:if2fifi.ai

..li.'Joi.Ott.VW)-

.

commissions),

i

united Stales iioiiilh ami ntliei liotnl.- - unitMock (mm kut value, iflHMttS.-- l 11 hi)

P.eul ctulc .

Honda and Mnrtgngex, first lien n real(tiuiklini tln-iro- in-ui- for I'M, !')!),00v mid thu polieif.- - II 'ined to the('uuipanv as adilitniial culhitciiil "eeur-in).- ..

Temporal v l.oiins (nmikel abie ot .teiuiiiliusheld as collateral HL-iliU- )

"Loan- - on existing policies (the IJeseiu; onthese policien, included in Liabilities,amounts to oer .12,000,(MW). .

Qitrtiteily and scmi-antiu- premiums onpoliciu-- , due. subsequent to Janu-ai- y

.

M'jtiuiuiii on existing policies in cniiiiw oftransmission and collection. (The He-er- e

on these policies, included inLiabilities, is estimated at i" 1 ,7QO.O0uj

Af.i'iicy UahiucisAccrued interest on investments, Jauiiiiiv 1,

18!R). . . . ..."...Market v.ilue ot securities ever cost vilus on Cun'i.iny's boots $4, 020,273.

.I ihtiiUiit scJ.cculc o) il.oc i'tiKi. :.;.' ,iccCKifany the usual ttnmml v.Sth

the mumm UcfartmcHt ' tin' State ct t'nv 7'oik.

TOTAL ASSETS, Jrui. 1, 1890 $105,053,600.96

Ajipioi'i lnlril lit UiIIohk:

Approvtd losses in course i.f payment.. $llen.irfed Lorich awaiting pi oof, Sec

Maimed ilue and unpaid, (elaiuiinot presented)

Annuities, "due nnd uup-iid- , (claims not pie- -

si'iued). ...ltticrvcd lor on exiliiiK polieiea

(ActuuiiiV table '1 per cent, intorc-l- ) .

HirPrved for coutiiiiteut liabilitioto Tontine lividcud l'lind,January 1, ISbf), over amiybove a 4 per cent. Heseivomi existing policies of tlmtel.iss

Addition to the Fund dm int; lfihO 2,:!()0,510.1ti

DKlUOT .1,72-l,:- i 17.20Ittduriied to Tontine policy-hold- -

erj during the vear on iiih- -

tured Tontines . . 1,010,201. IK

H.il.iucn of Tontine Fund, January I, 1800.f,r piemiums jiaid in iwlviiuco.

Diviiitilp Surjiltii (Oonipiny's New StanJanl).

SjiLi'.SJJ'.'l 1U

l.oTT,l.t.l-- l

262,77.17

i,';2.ri,cr.2.i;i

M,,0,7(kS.f.(

$5,917,8:17.72

f.G,n2,lfi:t,H.1:1,212,871.117

18.10li,.M2..1()

1,181)0......

bO

eiidownient.-- ,

:s,70!),0(h).o()

sii7,:wi..".i)

i,it:ir.,iM5:t7

l,101.2.'i:t.O2

ll,:tH.l-- !r 101,027

tfprJlcil

W0,!.:;75,:ws.fti

io,r.02.-i-

2.)l,JS2..ri2

ss.ooi.isfl oo

7,7O.".,0.'.:U111,010.7:5

68

$105,053, G0O.eCUurplLs, by tlie New York Stats (inettldlng the

TontinoFunJ) it 5,000,000.00

Fioin the undivided sui plui, as the Uoanl id Truteeh have red

lUiveiHionary dividend to paiticipatinK policies in proportion totheir contribution to surplus, available on of ue.vt atiiiunl

1S57.1888.1380.

RFIT'RXS TO roI.lCY-UOLDKR- S.

Jan. 1, 1SS8..Jan. 1, 1880Jan. 1, 1800 .

Jan. I, 18P3..bin. 1, 1880.Jim. 1, lliOU.

11587.18S8.Ih80.

I.VSUHANCi: IN FOllCC.

AHHIJTa,

4it8.tHT.lOS.-I-

17,9tiO,27!).!t7

$lOI.O87.H2.-J-

t)0,2SKl.:.l

I'OLICIIW ISSUKP.

,22.-l(- l

17.07

S07.535.7777,517,823.28

SlinJirU

above,

jirumiuiu,

NKW

o,ri:!r.,2io10,07:1,07012,121,121

.t3fi8li):ir,r:!cilliJ,88(!,50r.10.r.,li0l,070

8:t,O70,8l.T.j;,4So,ifi

ior.or:j.i5(H

,..28,522...:i:i,:m

:i9,ioo

Nuuihs,' of Policies issued during the year, 39,499.

Nuvv Insurance, $151,11 9,088.

Tolal number of Policies in furoo January I, 1890, 150,381.

Amount at Risk, S4S5.C0 1,970.

T.I8 ISUeod

0- -

t

J

1

a

.

.

.

.

.

.

WILLIAM H. BEERS, PRESIDENT.

O

C. O. BE&GEK,GMimal Agent lor the IfuMitiitm JUmdH.

Hfiii I Bii-i-l

3 eik

Cash Assets,

Kt For full uartlculats

l)cc-21-8- 0

BondsISSUED TUB

ivisw

UlCHAliOto

IVeslritmt.$188,000,000

iv 1'J cj j rv it snn.B 12et a

ALWAYS ON HAND AN'l) TO

Fresh Cakes, Pies, Buns, Rusks, Doughnuts, Picnic Soils

lMp

Milk Hiend,Giahain

I'lench Hieml,

apply

tirciitl,Hyo

amily Hrciid,Twist Hread,

lie, Elc.

i.r-- And wdl be DFJ.lVLHKl) of CHAI1C1E In any pint of the rity.

KU.l. ofCotV.e, Ten. fboeoftte Milk,

FINE HAVANA, MANILLA AMERICAN I

Tobsu'co, Pipes, Cignr Cigarolto IIoIuovh. Cll Drinks,g& Open from JtjUO , m. until V:."0 I'. M.

Mutual Teleplinne 211. Post Box 17S.

8yO

sglg !mm

kiuatiaBUH

rend,

Kfc.

I. T.

f A H I T i

Sole

i& All orders should bo to

&hu

."MMi ........ " t'-fi r?T"

11

A

I am Dlt.to sill at Public-- Auction,

On V ISDN USD AY, May XH,Vt O'CLOCK UO..

(I'liles previously of at i

siiliO tin tullowliij.; V.ilimt.ln(1 he only icasnu N tho

want ot e to use ihe It mtj.

1

With Musts,',!!)-.- . Anelior. 'liiiiit-- ,

Kte . Ltc.. hpleiiilldly lilted midll'lldv Utf;

W0 Callous f .Vnpiliii Fuel.1 biiimeti. open boat,

with Awnili'' and Oar;1 Miiu-i.f-W- ar (Jlj;, with Om, Masi and

HY

of

tnall: .1 veiy pietty boat;

1

Frolialily the FtiMest Sail lloat Inthe huibor. Cutter Hifreil;

I Rarue;nt Sncakbox, with MastfiandSail, and Center-himr- d,

llnlMirtl In Fanev Wood-- ;1 22-to- nt Life Hoat with Copper Tanks,

1

1 IhurlNh Coracle,I Coppered s?eow.S.iIN. Illneks and Fiillii of

1 l'oot Lathe it Tools Wood, Ironand brass,

I iMIorst Knhie, readyto put in a l.oat wllh propelle'rslmlt;

Itiiiiytt, Auehnr.s ,v; Miiiii'Iii;; al-- n, tlie

and

tlie best description,The proximity of the now niail.et

makes this boat house a very ValuableI'ropt-ity- , there U every convenience toslow away mid lift light and heavy boats,and is suitable for a lin.it or yacht club,pilot house or life Hiving station.

Gimnid rent Is ijao per fromMessr. I.ylo & KorreiiKOii.

BfiyTlie Hoats are lendy fortilalatany tlinu by iipplylii'; at t lie bout houie,and every boat Is in perfect older.

LEWIS ,).'i bi Auctioneer,

01

OltDKlS

Pro-perly,

Napiha

Foldiiifr

Mm

Soused I'igV Feet, Cold Ilsim,

CIGARSA I. Midi! AHHOKT.MIINT OK

Otljei!

JBA.XJ-i'JE3- Y.

Spar.s,

eto

rr i wu wwfW;J

X.

General Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.

v

Soda Crackers,Huttei Ciiiekci'',

liofcton C'rncki'iri,Water Crackers,

Urahaiu Craekcr.,Hbooily Criickeii!,

KHKK

I'AKK:

Spiced Tongue, Spiced Hoef, Sulads, Lt,

S.ituidav night, open ni;lit. Hell Tele)'hone 2H2.

OF- -

a

-- 3

& &

187 ('mi-- iszz

is

L E M A D E,

SAKSAPARJLLA & IHON

Ginsor Mo, Hob Ale, (Mailm,

and

prnmSS

Preliminary

NNOUNCEMENTl.y TKOl'SsKAF

XT

tortin

30-i- t

outlor

for

EARH

RasDDerryaflt

Catamaran "AlMross"

all

lor

Of

annum,

no

9WHHHpKffMINIlr

Guaranteed

Jimblaat,

nil

--ArAXUFACTURERS

an

TKLItPHOraE 297.

vALUunly

uvnwX7ttaaesjvtijrKrwcu&Tn-JUTk-rxA- 4

bunll

PropriotorB

. '1i ' 4 ti

iral WatBTs, Etc.

ruimmmliutliinH addressed

BENSON, SMITH CO.,

Rantha Lmicii 'JaiiB'

Canvas Folding Boat

I'ow'crShlpuian

B0ATH00SE FURNITURE,

LEVEY,

ItotmscSECURITY:

JleCTimY,Over

Siiaps, Ciffsc Gates,

rijynrotfo

3.2si31Ji,"OV.

Hi

O'N

BAILEY'S WATIE,

JL.iZ'ZlHtt!i.

FIGURBD INDIA SILKTIIIC LARGKST and MOST COMPLKTK STOCK OF

FANCY FIGURED INDIA SILKS !

AT

Ohas. J. FISHEL'S,Leading Milliueiy House, Coiner Foil & Hotel Hta.

gJSF" No. 2 T'.iltcriiH iilikn. Fiisbionable Uremjiiiahiiif; iipnt.iirs

3

"Pi a$S" Daviuc nnuincnuLiBim 0HBiBiia ruw ucnWJHiout a Uiviil in Vvw.M & QuuUiy !

One-thir- d tho Price of tho Royal !

Every Housekeeper Should Use It !

gjGT A Hrtvinu of :):! I'ei- - Ct.nt in C0.1t and Quality. Tho Very bYst. jjf

SPECIAL RATES TO JOBBERS.

HENRY DAVIS & CO.,'rl 'hu Inclusive Agenta for tho Hawaiian Islandi.

NOTICE of INTENTION

The undersigned calls the attention of the homcBeekliiK and piirelma-in- g

publio to hii place on iSuuanu Avenue, known aithe "Alagnin Flace,"which he intends to sell at a Very Low Fhn'tir.e with all the improvementsthereon, to wit:

A 7-ro- om 2-st- ory Dwelling House I

Willi Hathrobm, Kitchen, Water & Clothes Closets attached, aOutbuilding, a Stable for two horses, Carriages & Feed Shed, Chickc

& Kxtensivu Chickenynrd, Walerpipes all over Ihe grounds. Thel'ropcrty eontaiTtH

2.7 Acres of the Finest Garden Land !And is planted almost entirely in (Irapevines (0,000 pieces), Fetiches.Aprienu, Hums, Figs and other Choice Fruits, all of which are jjiowincremarkably well in the cool valley air. Chinese Tea now llirives on the.land. An abundance of Hoses of the choicest kinds and a variety of otherFlowers adorn the place tho year around. There is no better Propertythan this in tlie maiket eonsidcriiir the

CLIMATIC ADVANTAGES and LOW PRIOR !

The only reason of sale is, that I am going to leave the Islands to returnto the Coast. The eventual purchaser of the place can, if In wants to,buy the

Household Furniture, Range & Kitchen Utensils, Garden Tools,Honei & Wagoun, Harneswi, Etc., lite, at i Very Keatonable IMceu I

US" For terms of salo and all particulars apply at the promises,Niiiiiinu Valley.Ml lw F. E. KKI'FKL,

VV6M. u- - i'M'ASfejW,t&fci,".A45i

. tJ iSj.vrj)w ijA'". ,Lx 4&i& mmmmmiMiimsA: mm "AVv1- i3WBWI

, 1

MBBMMMiMMHManManMMHmMminPMMMMR WWv'i"?

rw?sjyr'??fyr?y''jCTa?y:'1rr u n

HATl'RDAY, .MAY 17, 1HU0.

OAHU RAILWAY & LAND COMl'AhTS

TI.MK TAHLE:

KLOt'MIt 111A1NS.

A. M. I'. M.Leave Honolulu UiOU IlaioArrle Mamma ! :48 a: isLeave Mamma t . . .' 1 :Uu I :C'l

Arrive llouululu 11: IS .'IS,jbi'NiJAV inAlN-x- . n

A. .11. 1'. M. I'. M.flLeave Honolulu... l ::'.() u:"(i Hmw

AriiwiMatiauit... .10:18 i:ri :t:lsLeave Mauaui 11 :i)i 1 : 1.1 I MAwle Honolulu. ..11 L'::il l:.:i

I!IL'

ARRIVALS.May

YV.ilale.ilc from Kllaueannd liana- -

letStun Mlkahaln fiom KuiiulMfmr Mokolll lioiu Molokui

QtPAliTiJtR-J- .

Maytern Tlepoiter, Drcycr, fur San

FraiieIco lit 11 n uiSchr l.ukii for KohnUi""""

VESSELS LEAV.ND MONDAY.

Stmr Mokolll for Molokui at " p inNluir .1 A Cuiuinllis for ftoolail :it '.) :i mAm Robert Lcwei. Pen-hallo-

for Sun FranelcoUrbkTillle Raker. Caity, for llmn.:-kon- g

PA3SCNCEAS.

Pom Muui uml Hawaii periuii V UHull, Mnj lij Ee .! Kailliauo, Hon V

Y Horner, lion O K Apikl ami wife,lion .1 II Walptiilani nud wife, C ol U V

Maefailane, II X GiccnwelbMIsMl-- s Kuhaiilclto Cc'ocipcr, 11 Knlhc-I'U- ll

and wife. (' A Ijjiacock. Ciipt TTavJor. 1' Lee and wife. S l'arou and li:'.

deck.From Kauai per stmr Mikalial.t, May

17 lions V Kimd-ei- i, V II Itleo and IIP Haldwhi.J .Mi P. M Nowlein, MiICnlu, MI'-- k I. Kinney. V. hopke andwile, lion I 1 Kano'a and wile. Ml"Jtiuhalds. .1 11 8 Kalwl and wife, i Cht-nee- e,

and (!'.) deck.

FOREICN VESSELS IN PDF1I.

IJ a $ Xlpale, ak'Curley, from Sinuoaaim hdir HolieH Lewisr.-- . 1) V

1 I'uuhallow, fiuin Poit Towns- -suntl

Am bk Tillle Baker, Carter, fromHongkong

Am tuin ltupurtcr. Dieyer, fiom KurekaAm bkt C U Funk, A C fJlanT, irom

XewciihtluAm bkt Klikltat, K DCuttler, from Port

TownendAm bk Colusa, Backus, from Sfowe.ietlp,

X s vAm sclir E K Wood, N C I.tir- -

en, fsoin Xeweustle, X S WAm teru Eva, JO Wikinau, from Pu-rnk-

CulAm tern Yesta, Prictlerber?, from Pot I

UlakelyAm mlp iineket Mornlnj; Mur, ( V

Gailaud, from South Sea Idaii(Wllr bk Omega. A V Brown, from Hong-

kongAm sobr Golden Shore. Homier.

Mm, from XtsweaMle. N S W

H0YE3.

Thobatkuntlnc Klikltat 1ms llnUhedunloading her cargo of lumber. Theiteanier 1 ikelike will tow her to Kaliu-l- ut

uext Tuesday to load sugar for SanKranel-'co- .

Thu Eva and 0 f! Funk bean takingIn sugni this morning.

The sleiuncr Mikuhala brought 152hecp from Kaiml thUiuorniug.The steamer .Mlkahala wlll.tukp the

fteamer V U Hull's lonto nest Tuesdaymorning. The WG Hall will bo laidup 1'or a week to undoigo general over-hauling.

The stf.nner Kalmllon, will make atrip to Kauai ometliue next week.

The four-mast- ed schooner HobeitI.ewers, Captain De I! V Pnnhallow,will leave on Monday for San Kranelicowith about 1 100 tons'of ugar.

Thu steamer.' Walaleale and .MSkulialabrought from Kautil thlx moriiliig JtlUiland :s'J17 bags sugar respectively.

The steamer V G Hall brought yes-terday from windward ports lo5(i bagi-- ngar, it!) bag-- , coffee, :I5 bags awa, 71

imekages xundrlo, and 20 head cattleThe tern Ueporter sailed this morn-

ing with a full cargo of sugar for SanFrancisco.

Tho British Tlllie Baker. CaptCarlv, will leave, for Hongkong nextMonday with about 40 CIiIucm) passeu- -

DIED.

ULANCHAUn-- In thiV city, May Ifith,of meafl('3, Mitchell, ayed :. year,youngest son of Herbert and MaryJllaueharil

in iimiir,

ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL.

Sunday after Ascension Day. Ca-

thedral services :

Holy Communion G:P0 a. in.Litany 0:30 a. m.

. Morning prayer, 0 a. m. SermonhyTU. Kov. Hie Uishop ot Hono-

lulu.Hawaiian KvensotiR, 3:!J0 p. m.

Sormon by Ilev. Y. H. Htirries.Kvoning prayer li p. in. Sermon

hy Ilev. II. II. Gowen.

THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

A tipecial nieeting of the. Hoardof Representatives ot tho HonoluluFire Department was held last eve-

ning, for the purpose of consideringan offer made by the Bijou ComedyCompany to give a performance lorthe benefit of the Relief Fund. Themutter was talked over, and the

ultimately made, that the of-

fer be declined with the cordialthankh of tho department. Themeeting decided that a ball shouldhe held for tlnf benefit of tho Relief

Fund, and a committee to nettle

tinou tliu most suitable time ap-

pointed, consisting of Mossts. J. H.

Hoyd, IL Ordenstein, K. R. Ryan,llohert Moore, and Henry Kaia. A

vote of thauks to tho olllcers and

men of the Champion was unani-

mously passed lor their offer of as-

sistance at the Uro on Hotel street,on the morning of the lllh instant.

' fo'tfwfH"1 wwwtyy wwffcy """

LUGAL & QSKERAl HEW3.

Tin: liltlf hlcuiiKM- AUiimii h furSide.

A r 7 :!10 o'clock ccuingtheio will lie n union service nl ll

chinch.

.Mv P.im:it will be played In ilnRijoiLConiedytJonipuny at the (), finHouse this cvonin;:.

- . -IImiii tho play and llio plai'i", do-c- i

vo a full Iioum- - ut. tliu HawaiianOj or.i llnuec to ninlit.

.Ml!. Slater Kiiiil hut nielli that iiolitt'dii'ttd tin litili', plai'u and uiuii- -

'I'm; luiM'liall game at .Mnl.il.i thiyal'tcnuii.n, ('oiniiii'iHMiig atnVWl;, wilt ho liotwcuu tin1 llono-- 1

ill it - k, KainoliaiiH'lias.-- .

Tin: lirancli lino of the O.ilm liail-wa- y

to All In'n lice mill at l'al.uiialiad a lucomotivi! and coiistnu'tionI'.tr.i on it inauka of King xtii'i t ihimuniing.

Tiikhi-- : wan a pluiuitd it nftho Opora .Mikado, hy tlm (.'oinpaiiy,at tlu- - of I'mf. Haiivlotniiilit, piDparntniy tu tin1 ln'iiclil lortill" pinft'p'.iir.

.Mi:miii:k.- - of the .Mikado Compiiny,pleaso tab1 noiieo thai tlici will liea lehcaiMil at the Opeia llmi.e onVediieyilay oenm llie 'J.Slh int.,

at 7 :i;0 o'cloek.

As tittal, I Iio baud conceit nl theHawaiian Hotel liif--l night, n..

and the yionnds ami balco-nies nf the hotel pie-i'iite- d n

of joy and iihii iiucnt.

Tin: Y. 1. ('. A. gtnp"l willbe hold in I he hull at : n'cli.ck

, condui-lei- l by .Mi.Siiyi'ord. i:civhmly cnnlially invi-te-

No ('..iO loi'i-tiin;- .

Till: exclil.-iv- e ri'jbl to pi. ice .ulU'r-tipin- g

uialter on the walls of thedepot nud Millions ot the O.ilm Hail-wa- y

uml Land Company Imi beengi anted to .Mr. .1. L. Toibcrt.

Tin: Kokumiu slatew dial, at thoienii;M of II. I'., the Hawaiian Mini-ster, the K.iuiiguwii IvCticbo . or-

dered the collection of l.OI'il) moreemigrantM fiom Kunmnioto, I'ukim-l.a- ,

Yaniagttchi and Hiroshimo-l;en."- .

At 10 o'clock a. in. on Monday, Mr.Morgan will m'11 at auction, on theprctniseri, ("Jampbell'H block, 'Hotelstreet, Oceanic Club efl'ect.t; and at12 o'clock noon, on tho day, ntthe Fish Market whim' the steamerAknmni.

Till: servicer of tho Secondol St. AndrewVC,ithedriil

will be at 11:1.1 a. in. and7 :o) . ni.; Kov. Alex. Muckinlo.-b- ,pjHlor, At the morning seivicc.iHckeonV To Deuiu in V and the an-the-

"Blessed are they and pi ay forthe peace," will be sung.'

Tiikhi: will be a final perfoini.uicoof tho Mikado on Friday night, the23rd inst,, which will be given by thecompany as a special benefit lor Prof.Hamlet.' This will bo positively tholast performance. The box plan willbe open at L. J. Lpvov'k Wodtmrnl'iymorning, the Mill intt., at 0 a. in.

Tin: Onliu Haihvay Company noti-fies ila nation as follows: Jloislor-ous- ,

profano or vulgar languago orbeliavior ttrictly prohibited on orabout traint) of the Oahu Ilailwayand Lund Company. Conductoisarc fully uufhoii.ed and eui)Oweredto Mop tlioir traiiiri at any pointalong the lino and remove any jieiv-o-n

ui 1'i'iioiiH iidaling IhiH nr anyother title of decency and propriety.II. F. Dillingham, General Managoi.

EVENTS THIslVEMNC.

Sjipcial services at the Y. M. C.A. Hull, at7:3l).

"My rartner' ' at the Opera House,at 8.

Special meeting of stockholderof Klcle I'liblisUiiig Co.. at 7 :!!'.

PUBLIC GOHCEKT.

Tho Royal Hawaiian Hand willplay this afternoon at Hmma Squarecommencing at 1:30 o'clock. Fol-

lowing is the programme:Overture Italian In Alsjicr RossiniCialop Street Cats ArtidtClailonet Solo Conceit Alr..SehrelnerCo'inct Solo Sereuailo HtrfotdSelection Pirate of 1 eu.anee.. SullivanPolka Full Sliced Uohiii

MR. JOHN SLATER.

Mr. John Slater's seance in theOpera House, last night, was appar-ently much moru satisfactory to theaudience which was not largothan the first, lie opened with abrief address. As far as could beJudged, the characteristics and his-

tory of individuals were pretty ac-

curately revealed. Applause wasfrequent, although tho gentleman,early in tho evening, had expresseda wish that it would bo restrained.Mr. Slater announced that he wouldgive one inoro public exhibition, onMonday night, for the benefit of theunfortunate on Molokai.

THE HEW BIRTH.

Nearly every chair in the Y. .M.

C. A, hall was occupied last evening before 7:110 o'clock, by thosewho were anxious to hear the Hus-

ton evangelist on tiio subject olRegeneration. The sermon was ableand to the point, and many presentwere visibly affected by tho earnestpresentation of this important Gos-

pel truth, and in many respects thohci mon was one of thu most inter-esting and successful which bus yetbeen delivered. Tho meeting willbo held thU evening as usual in theassociation hall.

DAtl.V lilflJ.ISTIN: HONOLULU, 11.

a fBb B

PEAHL CITY.

'fill1 Ciiliiiilltlri Melri'l 'Jt'liii! nine I nrllie Sc Tow li. ami I, hint fit '

i

I 'ie A I e n lie

It will be lemeuibercd onMay (till we published tin at tideslating that Mr. IS. F. Dillingham,acting for the Oaliu Ilailway amiLand Co., olfercd tin liuiionuiuiii ola pa- -. on the t.iilroad toKtva and i I'turti In any gentletnaiiwho piopOHd the bc- -t name lor thetown recently laid out til Kwa, amiti similar honoitiriiim to any ladywho proposed the best name for theAwnuc. The awntil was to hi? madeby the following committee: Rev.V. H. Oloson, l'tof. M. M. Scott,

Mr. T. R. Walker, .Mrs. W. C. Mer-til- tand Mrs. H. F. Dillingham.

The committee received a largenumber of pinponU and yesterdayafternoon decided on "Pearl City"to the name for the new city, and"Lchtia Avenue" for the avenue.The report ol the ciiunilt lee i herepresented:Mu. It. F. Dn.i.iMiit.ui, Honolulu.

Dear sir: The award committeeto select names for Hip new town titKwa and its principal avenue, haveagteed tiutiuimnuslv th.it llie to.mishall be called "Pearl City," andthat the avenue shall be called "Lc-htia Avenue.'' The fanner mimewtis submitted by Mr. .1. M. y,

Kdw. P. oleson, and Fred.Peterson. The name of the avenuewas submitted by Mrs. 11. A. Cole-

man and Miss Charlotte Kiiekson.The committee were disappointed innot leceiving more native name-- , toselect fiom. Respiclfully iitbmit-ted- ,

CouMiru i: or Awakh.Following is a list of the names

sent in tor the new city. The nameDillingham was sent in by fourteendiflcrnt persons: Dillingham,

Dillinghamsville, Dilli-natm- it

St. Dillingham Peail, Diiling.mania, Pearl, Pearlville, Pearllown,PeailTown, St. Pearl Town, Ma-

mma, Ilolomua, Margarita, Piomis-tow- n,

Momilac, Paradise, Kwa, I'Avti

Hon, Maville, May's Town, Xoe-lehu-

Pitamaeolc, Fraticouia, Hoo-kanak- a.

Ashley ville, Kaloko, n.

Kingstown, Renville,Ileiiwark, Kamehameha, Ivatnehame-h- a

Town, Lanakila, riunialiichie,Yaiuoliia, Elani, Dackard, Mikiala,

Ululani, Aina Aluliu Town, Kiuma-vill- e,

llolukahana Town, Oaliu, Ke- -

auliolomua, hdisou, Lautwai, Hope-tow- n,

Locodilly.Following is a list of the names

suggested for the avenue: Robin-io- n,

Margarita, Kwaline, American,Franklin, tjueen street, Lehua,

Lanakila, (. R. & L. Co.,Regia, 1'earl, Lowclla, Kmma street,Aloha, I'rogress, Aiion, NYailua,Reform, Onward, Coral, Onaoua,Roal, Halealoha, Dillingham, Vic-

toria, Folly.The committee also received tile

following communications :

LoKoniLi.r. The name is com-

pounded of Loko, a lake, and Dii.i.y,such an euphonious abbreviation ofDillingham's name as natives canpronounce. Here we see a grace-ful combination of Hawaiian andEnglish of the place and the man

of a suitable length and an agree-able cadence. It has a pleasant

to Piccadilly in "MerrieEngland." 'and at tho same lime isessentially Hawaiian. It is, in fact,an epitome of our history, beingHawaiian flrstanu Ilaole aflcrwanls,with the burden of the emphasis onthe haole half. Sinuad.

(ii:.nti.emi:n: I icpectfully sug-gest the name of "Daekaid" as thename of the new town at Kwa. Thename is composed of the initial let-

ters of the surnames of the firstolllccrs of the O. 11. & L. Co., viz. :

1) illinghani.A llardt.C-- asdic.Iv lup"el.A shley.It obinson.D euison. Adveiti-c- r.

H A WA IBABALLLE AC U E .

A meeting of tho above was heldyesterday noon in the Chamber ofCommerce room, the President,Hon. AY. F. Allen, in the chair.Routine business having been tran-sacted Meck's pledge was placed onfile after being approved. Hon. A.Rosa was admitted as delegate fromHawaii Club vice II. Kaia, resigned.On the game protested by the StarsII. M. Whitney, jr., repotted re-

commending that the protest be al-

lowed and that th" game be declar-ed a draw. M. Keohokalolo,another member of the committee,agreed with him. Mr. Oleson mov-

ed that tho report be rejected andrend a statement from the Kameha-meha Club supporting the motion.Mr. Rosa considered the leaguecompetent to decide the matter, andon motion of M. Kcohokalole sec-

onded by AY. C. Wilder, jr., it wasdecided that tho report bo placed onthe table till Mr. A. G. Spaldingcould be communicated with amileply as to the right of appeal fromthe umpire's decision to some oilierauthority. On motion of I lay W odehouse, seconded by M. Kcohokaloleit was decided to write to Mr.Spalding and ask if, under the Na-

tional playing rules, a club has anyappeal from tfie decision of an um-

pire after lie lias refused to reverseIds decision, aud to whom such ap-

peal can be made. The meeting thenadjourned.

V" Cakes. PicsHART&CO. CREAM Fancy Pntiy

.HONOLULU IreMi y at the Elite.flJ7 It

ZEPHYRS,

p nmvt.ih- - r: mwwmWPMWJWfSfVWTio .j tM -- 'rugmfirn: && iJCT-w- i

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ItY V" I RKCKIYRD A I.VRGE M'GCK Ol

Dry Fancy GoodsWhirli At new uiionotl out tor iitsi rt!(ii

4

Choice Selection of French Sate-enc- s

Colois, abuii ( Lit) Pieces nl - 1 it t ,i .n! ;

SCO ICll theA New

mm

""rrr. "VCVRp

I.,

that

Fast

l.'iti'jsl Xovoltte-.- ;

Line of TOYAL BATISTE:

JLAuciiI wish to call the attention tint I hac thin mm.-o- ii imported the Fine-- l

l)i- -l i leeted fi'i-- if

W H T EOl llviiy lMi pi

1.5430 PisKOS of Eiroiliirifis in Bocj fin iio Ml

KHRLIUil,Kr Vnv Slnls.

An lmi'iiueJSJT" l.iidies in winl ol Kiitbrt.id n

pllK'li isr,

S.Feb CoriUT

HOW TO CET A TiCHT IMNC OFF A

FINCER. 'Thread a needle, llat in llie eye,

with care, mulct' the ring, and pullthe tin eat through a few' inches to-

ward the hand; wrap the long endof the. thread lightly round the lin-

ger, tegtilatly all down to the nail,to reduce its'size. Then lay hold uithe short end, and unwind it. Thethread, pacing ngaiuit the ling,will gradually remove it from thefinger. This never-failin- g methodwill remove the tightest linn with-

out dilllculty, however much swollenthe linger may be. China Paper.

In the. grounds of the ti tuple call,ed Tofuku-ji- , at Sukarno, thereruns a little river which has beenthe s.cene of a strange occurrence.Some lew days ago, one morning atabout nine o'clock, thousands offrogs were seen to emerge from theliver and then commence an infuriated combat near thV bank. Thebattle lasted until four o'clock inthe afternoon. Rig Irog-- , and littlefrogs, strong frogs and weak frogs,all engaged pell mull, llie result be-

ing that not a fuw died in thrirtracks, and a vast number of wound-ed ones betook themselves to therefuge of the river, the current ofwhich they actually dammed withtheir small carcases. We arc notresponsible for this story, but we

.have it on the excellent authority ofthe 'iclii Nichi Shimbun. For ourown part, it has never been our lotto see Japanese frogs at large in themonth of February, but on the otherhand, wc cannot say that we haveever witnessed a battle of trogseither. Japan Mail.

HAWAIIAN 0PBBA HOUSE

.1. 1. Iliown, .Manuger,

Sntui'dny Evoning, 3Iuy 17.of the

Biigu Comedy Com'vIn ilai.ley Cnmpl'r- - tl.iPlav

"MY PARTNER"Willi An Ellloionr Cast !

tST llox plan at .1. E. brown'. Par-fUi!i- te

anil Dress Chcle 81; Ualconv7.1c, Oallery fiOc. .IS I It

NOTICE.llu',7311 (Vnrarri lit! Co., nr Hul KalcpJ IIivill,

accounts against the aboveCompany hhoiild be ltetiii.ed and

t to Abraham Pel minder, Tieasuier,at E. O. Hall & tjon'n, on or beforeMonday, .May Id, 1 $'.().

Per uiilt'V.I). V. Pl'A,

Mauacer.Ilonoluhi, Mnj 1.1, 1!hi. .Vi."i:U

SI'ECIAli 51EETINC.

SPECIAL meethiK ot the toek-hohle- rsA of the Llelu Publishing(!o. will bn beltl at the ollict! of theCompany (upstairs), SATl'IlliAYEVENT NO. May 17th, at 7:110 o'clock.A lull atleiiilanue 1 ietiieted..'..Vi td PER ORDER.

XOTIUK.

A;TR. David Davtuu will act for meItI under a lull power of attorneyduring mv nhicucc from the Kingdom.

JAMES DODD.

L. C. Abies holds special powerMR.ot attorney lioin .lames Dodd toattend to auv biibinei matters connectedwith the Ciiteiluu Saloon.

JAMES DODD.Ilv David Davlon, Atlorney-hi'l'ai'- t.

'Honolulu, May !'--, IMH). M lw

notioi:.A. V. Hiown of the bark

"Oiiieiia." will not Ibe ic.pnuihlolor anv debts contracted by his crewduring tin' vesjers oiay in inn port.

tfi lw

MA? 17. o"VA?1

ftM"ti iij

&

FOKT HTidSKT.H.

I

PERSIAN MULLS, in the Latest Deign-- ;

"HH m nti sr n

JjilK'M l:tIIMand

GOODStu I fiuin 1 b Ve b'Uijjht

A ion tin-i-

c.i in- - :i) p'i i tnl "n every

ll)tilAuction Salts by James F. Morgan.

AUCTION SALE OF

OcaaniG CI EffectsA ml I 'It 1 1 nt:- -.

I nil bi tin- - (Keauie ClubIn -- ell at Public Auction, .it llie plellll-- n,

CainplieH's lilocK. Hotel tieet.On MONDAY, May IJMli,

AT IO ''I.IH'. A. 31..

I'l.e I'.ulire I'urnitiile. Fitting-- , and.licet "I Kaid i iiin. ennipii-.i-

5 M k Asll IMrlil Sols,pilmr Mattrae. Hair Mnttraxres,

Feathfi Pillow, .Mn..ipilin Nets,IlaiiKln Lamps. (Jla-swar- e,

1 llanil-min- e

Sideboard Refrigorator,Center. Kot.i & Dimr Haz,Stand Lamp-.- , Oil Pamihin.

1 Fine B.W. Carved CentreTable,

liom;Ia- - Chairs. Itiacket-,- .

Matting. Oil Cloth ,V .lap. Pen-en- ,

ltu., Kt.' , Kte . Lie.

J AS. V MMMAX,:,m m uctIoneer.

LANDLORD'S SALE OF

Goods & ChattelsDlHtrisliii'il to - tlie oii-i- n nil-li- t

i.r Hint.I am Instiiicled I iv .I'iiik- - U. Holt.

.Ir.. In -- dl at Public Auction

TUUIISDAY. 3lay aSiul,AT 10 (I'ClilXUL A. 31..

i Of said Iuy, at mj S.il .I'tiom. on liueen.slM-c- in the ritj'of lloimhtlu. the nl- -lowing deserlbitl C.ooiK and ChalleU olFoul; Lung, a lain tenant of aid .lame.R. Holt. Jr., in Kiiil Pity of Honolulu.di"t i allied foi arrears ut rent, anil htv-in- g

been held the stalutoi.i length oftlmiiby tin' .aid. lame K. llolt..li-.- . i.:Chinese & Japanese Crockery,And Oilier Wine-.- , (.'uilo-- , and OtherOoods, t'halleli ami Effects of saidl'ook LiuiK. taken fiom hi stoic In

WfKi?" ""'-- "JAB. F. MOKGAS,

Auctionpcr..1. M. Monarrat. Attorniwfor Laudlonl.

lloiiolulu, Api II .-, Ih'.H). r:istd

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF

REAL ESTATE

Hy direction ot CECIL IIItOWN, HieExecutor of the litht will and lentamentofPhilip Milton, deeeabed, I am directedto at Public Auction, at my Sales-room In Honolulu.

On SATUItDAY, May 34 th,AT 12 O'CLOCK XOO..

The late Homestead of the said PhilipMilton, belli; thatceitabi propeity situ-ate mi the inauka ldu ol king street, insaid lloiiolulu, between thu pieinNesot M. Ilymaii, Et.. and Alex. Young,Ei.

The nhovi! Property is planted withfiitll dees and grape vhuv. and ha anartesian well fiom which them Is nowan Income of S'.'ljo pet annum. Titlepeifeet. Al-- o, at the siiiuii lime audplace, and the aiue lhectiim 1 -- hallsell thai ccitain

PiecG if Parcel of Lai !

situate at Kulaoknluia, Honolulu, ad-- !joining the premises of Ohaile. Dudoit,Km., and containing an niea ofacics. Mlltablo for a homestead. Title.pei'fet.

j - Deeds at the expen-- e nr the purchase),

IAS. F. AlOKCAX,lily td Auctioneer.

LOST

drawn b) (lav .V Robln.-oi- ion.l.T. Wateihou'.e for jdal.tiS

In (avor of Akauutra and eiulor-c- d byAkiiuiura .mil Aliku, Not certain aboutthe nuiubi'i' of ceuih. P.iyiiK'iit 1.stopped. MO iv,

WANTISJ)

I FIRST-GLAS- S Caniago Wood-- Iworker uml I Carilagn .fobbing

Smith at thu Honolulu Carriage Fae-tor-

PJS Fort street. Mtint he sternly,sober men. Reusoiudile waeeswlllbupaid. (5. WEST,.1M lw Proprietor.

'' --A,feiifcii:VI?I,'"1- -

MIMMgMHMMMBMHHHMMMr'V v v- - ,

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ii't'y',lJMfc'T ' ' 1 Vl ' THK

i 1 IIP rfllHTPhEP I IW Ik

Society of the United States,Are now selling their Roods, and upon cacy terms. The additional fut-ure of Insuiau'o goes with every Rotnl.

The following are i fev. f tho many attractive forui3 offered by thisoilginal ami proie-'siv- f'ompr.ny:

ENDOWMENT BONDS, 5 PF.R CENT. GUARANTEED FOR LIFE.4 " " " " "INDEMNITY BONDS,

IMPROVED FREE TONTINES WITH LUCRATIVE OPTIONS.ENDOWMENTS.PARTNERSHIP AND JOINT LIFE POLICIES.CHILDRENS' ENDOWMENTS, ETC.

The Company is cfpiilablc, its pnytneois prompt and certain, and it1?

popularity unbounded.

(Frvm th i'ir Yr,r!: Sun, April ii, IriDO.)

Tho t.iwst liitsiuiwi vor Tninsiu:U'I ly ti I.iJ'o A.wur- -

aiieu Comnanj'.The new bnsiuuM of the F.ipiit'ible Life Assurance Society of New

York lor tho first tiiarter of llie present year is reported to d I'tirrMillion Dollaus. This i at the rate of ivo liumlfol tmllinm ni'an.utr-tnwcj'i-n

tlm !'-ir-. ami is iiiiprecedentcd in tho annals of life assurance.

itsVltiforination cheerfully furnished to any who will write to or callupon the undersigned at his oilice.

ALEX. J. CARTWRICHT,General A:ent for the Hawaiian Islands, Kiioilnble Life c Society

of the r. S. .Tan-- 1 -- 9b

HOLLIST-- IMl'OKiKKS .V

DEU6S&C H E M I C ALST.pilel Artich i'crftiTiit-- s iv S.iap", Pittcnt Medi-

cines, lloniciipalhic lieimdie.s,

"!Tlio o'i'itpJaif, : oHls,Of Lvi-r- lie.ciijition

CIGARS, CIGARETTES & TOBACCO 1

.M.VNt'FACTI'JtP.ltS OF I'ilK CRLKHRA I'EH

Hollistor's Ginger Ale & Soda Wafersl'SINf) EXCLLSIVKLY TUK

SiYATT PURE WATER SYSTHWJi'OK ALL AtlKATKU IJEVKRAOKs.

iU 1tHT STItKKT. : :

TIME

ssirace

DF.ALF.RS

: : : : lit??'!.m,i;.

RY THE

zrrfr-B-- .-

Iiwn E.VA, nt

Oi.cii. Auditor.

Funiou Grand Active ii Guilt n AumI

Wrought Steel CookingRangesWith Broiler & Hot "Wtcr Attnclimcsits !

Z3''-'iJ-r

Consnmlng One-thir- d Less Feel, olihor wood or coal, Ihsn any oiiur Stove

in existence !

ley No Crick Work About II ' Jusl a Cloan Cut Stov ! --i4l

Whoso Baking Qusliticc Qre unsurpa2gccj 3

o

This d'rale is f a tri.innul.ir form bavin: three curf.iccs which .iro?o that a hepar.itc U MUrfaco can be u.-c-tl on alteru.ttu dayg; or i!

the one eurf.icc in course of lire Iioh any wear then the other can beup, and tu ou throthei, ninkiiij,' itetptal in durability tbrt. distinct Giu'.ew,

Site If

EOR SALE

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to

HAWAIIAN HARDWARE Co.,Tort ftrect.opi o. Spu-okcl- Rank. II. nolulti, H. 1.

E. R. IIknduy. 1'resldent & Manii r.(jOiii'Ui.V llKon.N, heeretary A rreauicr.

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turned

HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO,,(i.i.MiTi:t).)

(ii. Hprt'rlit'lr' Ititiilc. : Vnrt Mi-e- , llonotulu.IMPORIICRS and DEALERS IN

Gen'l Hardware, Glassware, Crockery,Qenuino llavihiul Chtua, ploin and iloeoratod; aud Wcilgcwicd

Ware,Piano, Libi.uy A Slanil Lamps, Chtiudeliers it Elecloliurs,Lamp I'MxturcN of all kinds, A complete as.ortm't of Drill A-- Files,

PLANTATION SUPPLIES of BTO DHSGBIPTIOH !

The "li.uollo" heeled RiditiR Plow it Equalizer,lUuebeard Rico Plow, l'laut'in' Steel it OoooueoktNl Hoch,

Oils, Oils,LARD, CYLINDER, KEROSENE, LINSEED,

Paints, Varnishes A. Rruhos, Manila A Sisal Rope,HANDLES OF ALL KINDS,

Jios', Ho.ie, io,

RUHRER, WIRIC-lloUN- of Mip-ri- or ipi.ility, A STEAM,

Agatu Iron Ware, Silver Plated Ware, Tublo .t Pocket Cutlery,Powdei, Shot .t O.ip.s, Tho Celebrated "Club" .Machine-loade- d Cartridge-!- ,

VCS.IOJNTH JTOltHurt's Patent "Duplex" Die Stock for Pipe & Holt Threading,

ILirttnan's Steel Wire Fence & Steel Who Mats,Win. t. Fisher's Wrought Stool IJanej

Gate City Stone Filters,"Now Procosn" Twist Drill,

nov-i'J-b- 'J Neal's Carriage 1'rtiuU,

iji ii'ri.WliirillfiliPi

wramrHwmr"imry?,vs-BW(9:- mwtwmmmmmvrmm "-- ' fs;- -

tr t)ALLY BULLHTra: HONOLULU, U. I., MAY 7, 1890.M1llllinirIIIPWMTIfciniTrTilllllltlWirlMOHMIMWlWlWWMlWJtt-CT- t J

B. I. EHLERS & CO1V FORT HIMMCJLrr.

HAVK JUST KKCClYr.ll A VKHY t.AIIOr. AS.sOllTHK.NT 01- -

Staple & Fancy Dry Goods,LADIES' & CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR,

CJent' lui'iiiafwlnLsijfS Goods, Art. Ace.,All will be sold ut Reasonable Pi ices

f& Our Dies-nuki- Dipartuunt tinder th management of MISSCLARK will lie nbut May I2lh.

JiLJl C!Mfnru?,ltlyt -man & witurHAVE JUST 'RECEIVED Ex AUSTRALIA

A Choice Line of Dry & Fancy Goods,ISCLUDIXO

JvUl Olovci from f. lo JIO .Buttono,Hosiery, Satines, Scotch GlDflkams, latest patterns; Woolen Dress Goods,

ALSO, A CHOICE LOT OF

Boys', Youths' & Children's Clothing, Trunks, Bags & Valises,

CASTLE &

r M IO 1 1'

Shipping & Commission Merchants,

PLANTATION & INSURANCE AGENTS,

-- DEAI.KKS

Builders' and General Hardware, Agricultural Implements,

VXilXTAT I

CHrjicntflra', BlnckMiiitlm', Machinists' ,fc Plumbers' Timls,

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS

Kitchen I'tonsile, P.iii.tis, Oils,

3eiierMtl !TVB!eij!inailiio.

.10IIN Git :

HOLE "THI

-- OFFER

ttJftw1vasp'JA3J3ln -Brrf

13KS,

IN- -

" Ss' V 11STjI

Lump and

I'rbjrltor.great blood

)

HOCK VH1CES- -

Cor. Edinburgh & dueen

KOTT,As U7 JCtur htrccl.

T3K&Aer rSTin,

"5S

Blab's Steam Pumps, Weston's Centrifugals,

W11C3X & Globs, & Remington Sewing Machines,

Dr. Jape & Sons Family Medicines.Jnn-S-O-

CRYSTAL -:- - SODA -:- - WORKS,ACE,

MANUFACTURERS of

PURIFIER"

Varnishes,

SARSAPABILLA and IRON WATEB,AI.'--

Ginger Ale, Sarsaparilln, Lemon, Cream & Plain Soda.- CllASU'AUM': CI I311. (

gjgT ALL AERATED WATERS GUARANTEED PUKE 2r. i ivi'a s'A'xe 12 icw s. iMutual Telephono 330 ttSr Bell Telephone 298

J01tlaii(l orders promptly uttonded tu.

UNION FEED CO,AT BED

o

(r

Cililurniti Hay, Oats, Bran,Oil Cake Meal, Linseed Moal,

Barley, ltolled Barley,Middling: Ground JJarley,

Wheat, and Corn Flour.FLOUIl KfirAltu, Cloldon & Salinasfea FLOUR

Telephones, No. 175.

JOHN' Olmoiul J31oIi," IS'M.

Good

Sts.

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Gt

r--"1 Ztfji-ti- f mtrrWT pTrr32if v" 4rL fcis'wSiKilSK.Mt'r 'W hill ' 'tenth J'S A

n i iarrnsrssssAWrtrr z.-rj- - y"00 StoHHB

COOKE,

Granite, Iron and Tin WareChandeliers, Lamps and Lanterns,

WATER PIPE and RUBBER HOSE,House Keeping Goods,

PLUMBING, TIN, COPPER AND993 Sheet Iron Work.

E. B.Contractor t! & lluildor.

11

Estimates Given on Brick, Iron. Stone &

Wooden Duildlngj. JobbingAttended To.

kixvs roil sai.i:Brick, Lime, Cement, Plaster ol Paris,

Who Lath,

California Nortb Beach & Santa Cruz

HA. .!,Qmmy Ttlca 0.G -- led. white and blue;Mlntou, Fluetle mul F.ueausib' 'llles iuvcrtous patteiivi i '1 Kinds ot DrainageWare.

Eyj" On lor Southeast corner Aln-l.e- a

uml Ijuceu siicels.Mutual "&HTELCPIIOfEStt!y'Qsll 351

mh

Snpr iicftiiory For Sale1 l'nttiniii Cuttluo 15!IG,1 Tlnec Roller Mill,

1 5 feet Vacuum Pan,With 50 Inch Belt & Fitting,

complete;1 12s.l0x916 Coiubltieil Vacuum

l'miip,1 12x12x7x1 Combined Vacuum

Pumps "Blakes."loT" All In good order mid condition,

and read for delivery at tho end of thepieseut grinding May bo in

ut Hnmnkua Mill, P.iauilo, Ha-

waii. Applv lo,'iiii lm Theo. H. Davies & Co.

Government Coupons Lost !

March Mid, Coupons 820, Bouri No. 221:liO, 7

eao, 2H5

S30, 2L'C

13, 127tflii. 12

51.., lL'ilsir-- . i:m

S1F0A..LOAHTWIMOHT.

Honolulu, Mmch 2.I. 1XJ0. .".11 tf

F01J SALE CHEAP

ACOMl'LUTL outilt for iii'iKliif- - andcarbonated bcciai.

all In aood oidcr AddictsC. MEINKCKL,

.VII :im 'Waioliluu, llnw.ill.

LADIES' NUIISE.T,T 113. MONHOC, IhiUcs' nurso. hmir.L rcmoed to No. 55, Kukul lnne.

Kp1i-141-1

NOTICE.

account of 111 health Dr. .T. M.ON Whitney has appointed Dr. E. I..Hutchinson to take charge of hW oflleeuntil tils iftuni. .")17 tf

NOTICE.

TTUS. OSBOUNE is now prep.irod loJ.J. t;lvf in'.tiucilons In Fancy Workat "lliu Arlington," Kooiti (i. ClasnLesions: Monday.1, Wcilncsdays andrridays. J'rlvatc" lessons by specialarrangement. Stamping aiid orderpromptly, nltendi'd to. feb2l-l- y

'NOTICE.

HAVING bought out Mr. V. II.ill tho "Honolulu Carnage

Manufactory," at lUHoit Urcet, lamprepared to continue thu above st

under thu old name of Honolulu Car.ri'ifje Munnfuctoiy, anil beliiu mi oldI'xpi'ih'nui'd outriupu builder I Eollcittin) ptitiouagc of my old liii'iid and I liepublic in gLiict.il, and '. itli my thnrouj,'liknowloilK'O of t lie business ai.d witli ex.puriencud workmen and usinj: only thebeat material I guaranttn ncral sniif-fuc.tiu-

I'lcac Vail and siu mcbuluiuuolni; elsewhere.

(tilum.il): OlDEON WKhT.Ilonitliihi. Oct. 21. lhMl. it'll if

WANTED

JBXS, A A COTl'AOE toK5 IX. ctreet nub. Would like

lyirnVtSf qiHet plnr. near Hotel. Mo.derate rent desiiid Addrwh "C. (.'.,"liVM.KHN Olllci). r.OSl If

WANTED

rpO rent for 1 month a Lart;.;X. Hooin or Hall, citherurouiid Uoor or uiistaird, must

be central' yinuited. 411.1 If

Fui'iiiHlied IIouho To LetA T Wnlklki, a two atory

Maiiea r.n.ti. t.iln it blvgl rooms nicely fiirnlslud, Willi

kiiclieu, lanai, bath and servant's rooma,stable, ctR., to let for a tuw inonlhs ut areasonable rate. Or rooms will be. letsingly with iiood table boaid.

HAWAIIAN 15USINESS AOKNCY.

Valuable Property For Halo

f2i Miuanu Avenue, anewly furnlBhod

House cnutiiiiiini; 8 rooms,kitchen, bathroom, cliii-utH- , carrlimehouse, stable, hciicry, etc. Orouudscontain 3 2.10 acres, well laid out iulawns, thado and fi tilt ircw, How era,etc. Will be sold low, wtlh or withoutfurniture, horpce, carriage,., livcftouk,ami all the appolntmentK ucedid lu aflnt.cl.ihs lesliteuce, as the owmr in-

tends leaving these. IsbimlH.HAWAIIAN UL'SINESS AOENOY.

i

Snelterine.'piIE been emedy forJL wouiub. ulcers.

jralls, proud llcMi andsoics of iivery de-cil-

-- tlon to Dersons or animals. Adopted by leading brum rail-road, club and liveiy hublcH, etc., luthe Fulled .Slates and cUewheie. Woare piepared to piovn this Maioment bytCHtlmonlaU and lefeienecs to pluuturiiand liverymen iu this Kingdom,Apuly to

HAWAIIAN IIL'SINESS AOLNCY.

Inland VIowh.

riiotograplnand ttercoscoplu Views of iliu

moFt nttiacflvo scenery, biilldlngrt, eio,In theso Islands, forbido at reiibouableprices.

HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AOUNOY.Cut ncr Fort and Morclmiit ptroi'bi.

aaos tf

Pain lliirihviii'c Ca, L'

13. P. I'llllnhim, rnwUonti J, 0. Epenw,L'nnagtn 1', L, Winter, Tteseurer,

llli: VKItV I.ATT.ST I.N

Piano Lamps, Banquet Lamps,

Library Xjiuiip.Hull Lamps & ChrmdcliovB,

.fu-- t 1U celled fioin the Faetoij.

A Kew Line of Refrigerators,

A Full Line of the Fawiille

Eddj'i Refrigerator's and Ico Chsets,

Dlutoi't 8 m & Tileiii Ke Lbts of Lctiv,

Sholl-nnrdwa- rts Etc.,Flunut, Jr., Cultivators.

Pictures Frames & Mouldings,

Pacific Hardware Co., L'd.;o tf Foi t A Merchant sH,

Pitt & Scott's

JPnvcela ExprcawChief OSoc, 23 Cannon 8trott, Lonilou, tngb.n'J,

T.ickaRes hooked to most parts of tinworld, l'.ickagcs obtained from ahioad.Through ouh;is Issued to destination.

.J. E. BROWN & CO.,Agents for Hawaiian Hkitnl-)- , Old t'a-jilt- oi

itulldlu-- . .jr,i; lm

SLANDED'. Late Ai rivals fiom Auckland

a Choice Lot of

New Zealand OatsSultnblo i'or Haclnt: Stook.

UNION FEED oo.f.:i 2w

AN INVOICEOf-

EXTRA

CIGARSImported Dliect from Havana.

c. o BEI2CE',17 2m

HEWETT & JACOBSEN,Accountant!), tVllutorn, Coumlmion" AgaLts und

Uastom House Broktrc,

Aiu at all timc3 prcp-un- l to n-- t

foim any I'e'ciiption of Llencil Woik,such an Auillllriir AcnountH, l'otingnpTradciiiuin's Duoks. Making IiiMjutoricsof Stock, ;ugros-)in- Lugal Dncumcnlh,Kin. Competent and Keliable FieiglnUlnrks tm the dclhciy am! tallying ofcargres.

CJ?"Olllce at IlfhTACKife ltonr.iniinx'H,Qui on street 1'ost Dtllco I!o 181. Mil.tuil Tckpbone 111; Uill Telcpboiii! HI

Ml tf

GEORGE GRAY,(Late of tho Custom-- )

IlcgslcaM'io Inform the public, mer-chants and otbuis, that he is pieparedto uudeitako the collection of bills, up.pi .riser work, and making lueutorlcsof bankrupt and other stocks. TypeWriting ilium with neatne-- s and dis-patch and at modeiatu rates.

Bell Telephone 401: P. 0. Box 333.

512 lm

NOTICE."MAI-TAI- A. V. Ilrown, of tho barkJ "Uini-- ica," will not bu reHiioiu bio

for any debts contracted by his creVduring the veisel's htav lu tills port.

C.ll UN

TO LET

''PWO Nicely FimrihliedX llonins at WalMkl, on

beach near thu hrldito.Apply lo ANTONEVOGKL.Ml Iw At !,. It. Ken'-- .

TO LET

Cottiie onASIX-KOO-M

Htieet, ni't doortoAndci.son i!t I.undy's deii-F- or

tnl olllce. pailiculais applv tofl.i'J Iw ANDEHSON it LlNDY.

TO LETsituated at

Kiipahiiua. at pti'Roiitoccupied In Mis. Cuinev.

'o-s- given on .limn 1. 1800.,M7 2w .JOHN F. COI.11UUN.

RAlIiROAD HOUSE.

ATO. 0 King stiftct, near thu Uridge,XV Open day and night Meals at allliouiri. (Jrdeis for California produceleeched, K. T. (5ILY,r. I 'J2in" I'lopilcior.

SALT FOR SALE.

I HAVE received a few hundrid bagsof Sail, of the very best fjmdlty,

each bag weighing 120 pouiulf, I willsell at very lnwent pi leu at $1 each;special reduction by tho ton, Ordemfrom other Islmids will be promptlyintended to with satisfaction guimui.toed, Address all orders to

Chas. I. H1HAM,510 3m lUlmolpo, Honolulu, (Mhu.

SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING

or Tin:

Hawaiian Jockey Club

JUKE 11,1890.vimtiu.MMU:

1st KAC- E-

UL'NNINO. l Mile D.i'h. 1'ieofor nil H.iwullau bied holies.

2nd nACE-"KI- NGS PLATE."

THOTTING and FACING. MiloHeals, l,e-- t 2 lu II. to hai ues. l'reetor all llnwallau hied burses.

3rd HAC- E-

ItlJNNINO. NOVELTY HACK.Mile Dash. Fice for all Hawaiianl.ied hoies.

4lh RACE

THOTTINO and FACING. MileHeats, best it lu fi, to haruc-- s. Kicufor nil.

5ili HACE-"R0- SITA CIIALLENOE CUP."

JiUNNING ItACE. 1 Mile Dash.Free for all. Winner to beat "An-gle A's" lecoid of 1 : I.I'h.

6lh RACE "FUTURITY STAKES."

HFNNINO HACK. 34 Mile Dash.Hawaiian bled 2 year olds.

7th RACE--"H- MAJESTY'S CUP."

Hl'NNlNU KAC'E. Mill- - Dash.Flee for all Hawaiian bred horses.Cup to become, pioperty of one,winning It twice. Won by E. 1.Mile's "Wonder," 188s.

8th RACE "WAIMANALO PLATE."

TROTTING. Mile Heats, best 2 in.'. Free for all tiotteis that havenever beaten :i minutes. I'late tobecome property of one winning Ittwice. Won hv V. I.'"Millie," 18'J.

9lh RACE-"OUE- EN'S PLATE."

Jtl'NNINO HACK. Mile Dash.Free for all Hawaiian bred horses.

10th RACE

HUNNINO HACK. 1 Mj Mtlo Dash.Free for all.

11th RACE POST MATCH.

TltO'ITINQ and FACING. Freolor all not having a recoid of orbetter. Hoie to bo dihen byriiembers of .Jockey Club.

IZIh RACE CUP."

HUNNINO JtACE. i Mile Heatfi,best 2 III il. Cup to become pro-perty of one winning It twice.Won by .J. A. Cummin's ''Sur-prIo- ,"

1880.

13th RACE "PONY RACE."

KUNNINO. Mile Dash. 1V forall pomes not over 1 1 hands high.

14th RACE "KAIYIEHAMEHA PLATE."

KUNNINO HACK. 1 'si Mile Dash.Fice for all Hawaiian bictl horses.

15lh RACE "JOCKEY CLUR CUP," HA-

WAIIAN DERBY.

KUNNINO HACK. 1 Mile Dash.Hawaiian bred II yiar olds.

K5J" Knees coming after Tioltlng andFacing Kaces lo be run between heats.

SIC til THE COMMITTEE

lilkif'-Joliol)- . Brewer"

.Just Arrived from llosiou.

C. BREWER & CO.lflT.lt 10U SAI.K A

Variety of Vehicles !

Consisting of

Side Bar and Coming Buggies,

Extension Top Cabriolet,Village Carts.

Extension Top at Side Bar,

From the celebrated manufactory ofGeo, L. Urowuell. New

llcdfoi'd. Also

PHAETONS !

Surry Cntryalls,

Pianobox Buggies,Express Wagon-- ,

ixjie: cartsOf the well-know- n Dole A Osgood

make.

BQr The pnb'lc are Invited to Iiippeclthese Good- - at the .store ot

C. HUEWE It & Co.,W7 lm ill Queen street.

Gustav A. SchumanCarriage Trimmer.

No. 70 & 81 : : Klny Slreil.

At W. Wright & SimV.

Having rccelvid a full a8bortmcnt ofCnrrtuijeTriininiuK Materials from theEast, I am prepared toexccutonll ordcraw Itli ueatneas and despatch at ycry rca.Bonnblo rates.

G. A. 8UHUMAN.apr

HAMMERSMITH & FIELDJ

OarY Out' New Allotype IllustratedCatalogue sent fice on application.

UN NHTTI'lt KT

Han KriiliclNco, (,'allrornln.may

00 W

"Unsurpassed! Motit DolicioiiB'.

And Finely Flavored

WEDDING OAKES!

Ornauii'iiteil In livery Hlyli.

Having a reputation of 27 years InHonolulu and being his own woik-ma- u,

Mr. Horn cm sell

Cheaper thnn at any other place lu the.el'tv.

SCICII nntl 1'ITKK

ICE CREAM 1

AI SU Unllnin u Unltou.

Maile ft run the Woodlawn CelebrjtedCieam.

F. HORN,Proprietor Iloneer Steam Candy Fac-

tory it Bakery. ltu

ForMoiiasHoiipoi

The Al HtcaniHhlp

"Yamashiro Maru"YOUNG, Commander.

Will leave Honolulu for tho above portson or about

SATURDAY, May 24.

CS? For freight or passage, havingsuperior cabin and steerago necoiumo.dations, apply to

Win. Q. IRWIN & Co.,

td Agcnta.

At Kahlkluul, Maui, thcie will be soldat Public Auction,

On TUESDAY, May 20tli,100 HEAD

COWS, HEIFERS and CALVES

tVTho Calllo can be seen at the Penof Kahiklmii anytime hcfoic, the sale.r,u 4w J. c. FLORES & CO.

NEW YORK LINE !

AN Al Vessel will be despatched forHonolulu to sail from NcwYoik

lu all the month of April. Orders forgoods to be chipped by this vesselshould ho forwarded as early as possi-ble to Insuit) shipment. For furtherpaitlculais lnnulie of tho Agents, .

OAHTLEifc COOKE,Honolulu. II. I.

Or, W. II. CIIOSSMAN & BUO.,77 A 7'J Broad street,

485 2m New York City.

TAI WO CHAN,If- -

Manufacturer of Luriica'and Gentlemen'.!

French Kid, Calf & KangarooSKIS SltCOS MAIli: TO OT1I1EU.

IVirued or Mowed; uIko, Huitilli-H- .

38 Nuuann fcjt., : : : P. O. Box 201.apl

COO KIM 66 CO.,No. no Niiuatm .St., Honolulu,

MERCHANT TAILORS,And dealers in all kinds of

C'nunluicres and KnriilHliliijr JooiIm.

Also, a full stock of Diy and FanoyGoods. Good lit guaranteed. r.l7.'liu

Hawaiian Lime I

sitno i'i:n UAitiir.i.,

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., L'D,Gilt Solo Agents. tf

FOR SALE

FIREWOOD for snlo at HawaiianHalosrootm, corner of

Queen nud Nnimnu treats, 4tl9 tf

GcBanic Bteamship (loiop'y.

TI3IU TAHTiKt

From San Fr&noisoo.

Lenvt' Duo utS. J' Honolulu

Zealandiu May III .linio 7Alamedii . .In no t8 . .Inly r.

Miiripns.t .lulv 2(1.. ..Aug i!

'.ealiimlia. Aug '2'A Aug :

Aliuuediv Sept 20 Sept 27MariiKieu ..Oct IS Oct 2,r.

Zi'iil.mdia. .Nov lu. .Nov 22rAliiiUedu . Deo 13. .Die 20

For Son Francisco.

Leiivu Due atMyduey Honolulu

Alameda May 11. ..May illMariposa .Itiuo 11 ..In no 28Zculitmliii Inly !'. . . July 20Al.inicdii Aug (I .Aug 2U

MaiiixiH.'t Hciit '!. , . . Scut 20Xi'iiliindiii Oct, 1 Oct 18Alameda Oct 20 . Nov lfiMaiiposa Nov 2(5 Dee ElZeahuidiu Deo 21 ... Jan 10

Intermediate S. S. Austru!id.

Leiio S. F LeiiMi Honolulu.Friday .May a Friday . .luiio (!

Friday. .lune 20 Friday. .Inly 4

Fiiday July 18 Fiidny. . Aug 1

Friday .Aug 15 Fiiriav. Aug 21)

Friday Kept 2 Ft ida v. Sept 21!

Friday. , .Oct 10 Friday.. Oct 21Friday. . Nov 7 Fiidav. Nov 21Friday. . Deo fi Friday . . Deo 18

Aistraliii Mail Servics,

FOK HAN VANBNMJ,The new and tine Al steel .steamship

"Alameda,"Of tho Oceanic Steamship Company, ill

be due at Honolulu from tJydiie)and Auckland on or about

Rtiay 31. 1890.And will leave for tho above port withmalls and pabBcngcm on or about thatdate.

For frolght or prtssarto, having MU.PEKIOU ACCOMMODATIONa, applyto

WlH a. IKWIN & CO., Agent?.

For Sydney and Auckland.

-- ft.1 Jk

aeM5i:The nev and tine Al steel BlCMBship

"Zealandia,"Of thu Ocoanlc Steamship Company, will

bo duo at Honolulu from SanFranoisco on or about

June 7, I6S0.And will inivo prompt dUpatch withmalls and passen ijors for then bovo ports.

For freight or passago, having SUPERIOK ACCOMMODATIONS, aiiplyto37 WM. Q. IRWIN & CO.. Afronts

FILTER PRESSES !

Paauiiau Plantation, )

Hawaii, March , 1868. J

ItlHitnn Iron A Ijocouiotlvo IVoiI.hHun FianelHco.

(lE.STr.KMKN: Wo havo used twoo.your Filior Presses tbU.scasou. They are convenient, easilyhandled and arc working entliely to lsf

action. lean recommend no lmptovement on them.

Veryiespcetfully yours,(Signed) A. MOORE,

Manager Paauhau Plantation

llKMA, Sept. 28. 183'J.Mh. John Dvhh, Agent Uisdon Iron

Works, Honolulu.Dicaii Sin: Please ship us one of your

80 Compartment Filter Presses, 240 Eijuarefeet surfaco, same as tho ouo suppliedus last season, which I am pleased tosay has given ub entire satisfaction.

Yours truly,Gi:o. R. EWART,

Manager Hcola Agricultural Co.

These Presses are made exlra heavfor high presHites, occupy a Uoorspace 11 feet by 4 fret, and present ulittering surface of 240 squaio feet.

A limited number In stock lu Honolulu and are sold ut vory low prices.

Rison Iron & Lcco. Works,Han Francisco.

tuif For particulars enquire ofJOHN DYER, Honolulu,

Room No. 3 fc'preckolt,' Block.

2230 if W.O. Irwin & Co., Asont.

Anderson &Lundy,

Artificial Teeth from ono to an ontlroset inserted on gold, silver, nlliiminumand rubber bases. Crown and BridgeWork ti specially. To persous weai Ingrubber platen h!ch are a constantsource of initation to-t- bn mnulh andthroat, we would recommend our Pro.phylactiQ Metal Plate. All operationsperformed in accordance with the latestmproveineuts in dental clenc. Teeth

Extracted without pain by tho use ofNitrous Oxide Gas.

GarOllieo at Old Tiegloan ResidenceHotel street. Feh.20.HU

ETJOISjSl. !

A NATURAL Mineral Water. ForKilo only by

S. LUCE,Sole Agent & Importer tor Hie lln-r.- iu

wailan Islands. if

CHANGE of RESIDENCE.r. oi.tvt:it

Has rtmovod from Fort street to Ro.hello Lane, Palania.

OrKicit Houns: 0 a. m. to 12 m. and1. M, to 1) I'. M.

Mutual COBtdaTELEPIIONESlST'Dbll 47C41(1 tt